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Mandell said Wednesday e to Hinford is Freeman's cousin Mandell then approved the application accor ing 5A on purchase negotlaticns for a clay pit to no objections to a "tO-da) delay. Ilattawa) said SA "clear the air" with citizens over innuendos the payment was to be made in November. Assistant County Property approacW the county with the deal. "I assume the dela% iII in lint! mth 111V o Property nd 3'u,t tjh 1 hlatt4iwas ciss he dealt onI) with Mandell request, DeYvoif said \l) conu.trn is ot Suber p Hattawa Seeks Dela On Cla P*lt Negot*iations Around The (lock Bridge Calen(tar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr Lamb lforo%-ope Hospital obituaries < C#) 0 %ox ZQCC in P 0 CD D;gz ~k_g tt__SM ( Cr Charges Of Impropriety Bring Moratorium Bid TODAY C= C= -I, CD C) '-.D CD ' co i - ' j JE - ' - La .-----' t-, - ,, - w ,_ '3 - . cc cc 3 0 - An unconfirmed tornado cut a one-half mile side swath down the Sit 436 corridor inSouth Seminole Count) last night, -several hun re thousands dollars worth of in its wake, damage' Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Flo)d said toda) "It is difficult to give an exact damage estimate at tMs time." Floyd told The Herald, adding city personnel in the police and fire departments, utility and strett departments were called to duty last night and were continuinga cleanup operation - ExwPoikemen Isolated Afte or 0 FM 0 'U-- pi) ,.,,. '. -• Z o I - 5? ) ' - —S "I '-0 - - . ,-. C•) pr Cl) CA 00 N - fX) —S m0 , r- By DONNA F...STFS Herald Staff Writer -_ - -' X - - nC 00 - - fl C,, — !! 2z -IN Rips So uth Seminole Budget '- CMMJ COO) = vote ' Il o' Department Admi n istration will consider The Altamonte Springs Police The telephone booth In the parking lot of the Super Vain Market south of SR 436, west on U.S.17-92 setting a public hearing on Department said a citizen uws o% erturned i top photo I and the canopy area of the market itself % as damaged. Near the end of appeal IC I Itic the tour mile corridor of SR 436 where th e windstorm hit the glass front of th e Interstate Mall en sheriffs department pe rso nnel -:: -.. nesday night of spotting a trance next toMontgorner)lWadwas blown into the shopping center I bottom photo ) . tornado in the vicinit of U S and comrnissio'iers to ha ve ,-- i.* t .4-t 17-V. and SR 4'tG Heat) rains vocal arguments o v er the more hail and high winds struck an . than $300,000 difference area one half mile wide and The commission's reply four miles long for a period of states that for the sheriff "to , ask for any more money at the The front windows of the Schwlnn Bicycle Shop on SR 431 In the Fern Park area were blown two to three minutes. The police , department spokesman said tlinewhen the tax revenues are lcaingsornc' water damage In the wake of the windstonn. down is an unprincipled and hail the size of golf balls was reported. unwarranted request." -It just happened 'Bing'," After the conunission apsaid Bill Slevin, general proved the $2.3 million budget, manager of the )a)S Lodge on Polk said the money is "not •--.. , Dougla., Road north of SR 436 sufficient to operate (lit — — ___________ The roof of one of the Days county's law enforcement a t Thre r _I Lodge) buildings was peeled " agency for the next year. back and a portion of that "The budget approved by the building was evacuated as a the e, board is not sufficient to B) BOB l.LO'I) irvestigation" under way received a letter from operate the sheriff's departHerald Staff Writer concerning the alleged threat or officer saying he was moved to precautionary measure mnent in an effective and ciit reported "contract" on the isolation otter rumors at the because of excessive water. We ficient manner," Polk said. Officials at the Lake Butler life of former policeman Ray. prison of a "contract" to kill turned the power off and moved occupants of 27 suites into He said the full $2,635,913 state prison reception and mood Bennett, 30, of 113 him, vacant suites in another J . budget request Is necessary to medical center today con'-1 rj-i cnfnrd 'ri.. ••1 ______ —. IVILl i vpus ILuIJ IU -"s. fulfill the obligations of this firmed that three cx- city of Bennett, former patrolman stated that Hamlin and Camp- building, he said. two for- Hiram hlamlin, 22, of 2831 be ll were in danger of bodily Sanford employes Slevin said the portion of the umtI office." t. roof that blew off in turn ble w in The difference between mu' policemen and a former \lagnolla Ave., and former harm lp..ui iir, PoLk's original request and the animal control officer — are animal control officer Robert some of the balcony railings wassen knocking them down No one budget approved by the board Is being held in "protective Ha) Campbell Jr, 23 of l513L2 seven years i n an d 1285,986 which is reflected in the custody" after death threat Pahnetto Ave., were sentenced years probation; Ilanilin to five was injured, but some vehicles damages today. the rain was much heavier in window and could barely see areas of deputies salaries, rumors, but said the alleged to prison June 17 alter pleading ears prison and five years in the parking area of the motel The Altamonte Springs Keller the downtown section of the the side-walk, but could not see ha v e been damaged social security imid retirement, threat hasn't been sub guilt) in connection with a : Road sewer plant near the cits m car In the parking lot probation : and Call) bell to 10 expenses other than salaries, stantiated. "it seemed to be a sudden Orange County line, recorded -We ithe mayor and City nighttime burglary ring years in prison. A circuit court "One heck of a lot of water thing capital outlay, in vestigations Slevin said, adding three inches of rain In an hour. ('ommissioni were ha v ing a B. operation Lake Butler Supt adjustors are assess ini, the But Ma t or Norman I-li it a id k t c t u t. tune I I tthe and ( onk ngem s Polk said Relatives of Bennett said the(Continued On Page 2-A . t Continued on l'JgL 12-A) '-d the re Is no"acti ve CA =- =C:L ;a - -'- - r _zl (, = 1 - Devastatinq Storm ' a a a W., Pi $2.3 million 195-76 budget for Polk has replied to the appeal ;f1 petition saying Polk 's request " is "un warranted."f/, Monroe also will present to William a copy of the COITsmission's reply. (odnty Attorney Tom Freeman nailed the commissions reply to the Deprtznent of Administration Wednesday, the final day for 00 0 0 ; AL C0 CJI C Is XM WX - - - Ken Morroe, count) sheriff's department comptroller, flew to Tallahassee today to deliver Sheriff John h'oll"s $1 2.6 million budget appeal to Lt. Go. Jim Williams Meanwhile, the County - Inc - "We just fount tut about it. han '.1r. •dda hkinaker said, 1 prefer (in Besserers retom• ilic board approved werittation-an increase in rates from M to $03 #sWe just found out about it. There (liscrepancey.and it'll have to be straightened out - (hscuss this witli Mr. Besserer or Mr. lJohn for private rooms and a $50 to $58 hike for S1I11 is a discrepancy, and it'll have to but we'll have to wait until Mr. Besserer comes Evans." Evans is board chairman. Bates for private and seiiii - private flxuns at private rooms. II(k," the spokesman said. Contacted at his office, Evans said he woul III nnole Meiii(oria I llospiLil are actually $5 hig1wr A 1105pit4ii spokesman confinned Semino!e be straightened out. . ." liesserer is (jut (if town on vacation and is ex- '-talk" to Besserer ixhen the hospital aftinistrato —A an listed in a study prepared by hospital Ad- Memorial presently charges $60-a4lay for some 1*'(te(l back in Sanford on Monday. returns from vacation. inistrator Bob Ilesserer and approved last week pri vate rtm.s and $55 for None semi-private rooms. Of the hospitals surveyed by Resserer, rates I lite hospital's board of trustees. 'llie Herald Evans said noneof the board members have ft liesserer's study indicated that semi-private 60 * , time or the expertise" to cheek into details t at Seminole Memorial in go into for scini-private rooms board-approved II1CTCaSCS When the arned today. rooms, as of Aug. 12, were priced at $50. In reality, will days will be higher than nine of 12 hospitals fl re ornmenthitions made by hospital a Itesserer presented the study to trustees, citing only 44 such rooms were in that price range while effect within IA) days. Semi-private room rates (fail), and private room rates will go to cluded in the study. ininistraMrs. c Sanford hospital's rates - even %%ith the in. another I(X) roonis, in the serni-private jullip to $63 l-.errr '-i unit in (omrIthfld, Reid Brodie, the tt's as twin lower than threv-Purth if tl' lsifo ation, were scaled at $55 [per day, t-:• ;in.s said he wasn't ;u are of the 'hffi rra t, I hospital's officer in charge of personnel, declined to rates, but he promised to find out the reason. ices charged at hospitals listed in the study. '11w same omission occurred in the private room The study did list deluxe private rooms at However, with the higher rates approved Aug. classification, which showed these rooms priced at day, and the board approved a hike in that category discuss the matter. "i don't know until it can be brought up at Seminole Memorial' s rates in at least one $55 per day. Actually, only two of 19 such rooms to $48.aday. "Fin not in that department," Brodie said, board meeting. " tegory are in the top one-fourth of hospitals were priced that low while 17 others were priced at A hospital spokesman called the differences a Trustees contacted today were unaware of the "All I can do is ask him (flesserer)," Evan $(4) per day, again, as 01 Aug. 12. sted, not in the bottom three-fourths. 'typographical error" and promised to check it out. 'uli(re1)aflc 'said. F w n-(n C o. • - Herald Staff Writer Sheriff Appeals', mx0m,tfl• r nflrm )' 4 -4 - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . - £1 30. -4 .-i-'-- --- ' ,.+ —. C) CD C/) W C CD i. CD — CD —' 0 WOC Th1)< 0 ,4 00 ft mzC) (•) O ; 0 om 10 - Hospital Spokesman c M 1A 2 a 0)00 --- Hoita sp l RatesHigher Than Study Indicated By El) l'ltlCI.E'lT (1) - (0 - 9 i owl i -- r,(A I 1VI:i3,n d Semi-Private, Private Rooms Affected ? -s-- —i -'.. - -----' =—.' 4b Co cc p - ---- W W 0 ). C k4 - -I C - -.•.- --:'-r-. I Cl) u)' Pu .m 0Z C - --u .r-er = © >< CD I. m r0 mx < ( U'W Cfl. ul I m Co - 67th Year, No 313--Thursday, August 21, 1975 w . 'S - -r-s --< = C:L C) CM I -; I - -u C1 CD - cc I - -- - ç -. - - —= - i----__.•_ . *-.- - = - -, ---j,-- - - * S , -?'-- - - -\ - ' - -- , -- 'I - - - \- (• : '"-'- - - ' 46 AMP- �-- .21 -- -- 7A—Evening Herald, Sanford, 9 Thursday, Aug. 2). 1 75 Fl. 11 IEF IN U.S. Lifting U go The United States will anWASHINGTON tAP nounce today a partial lifting of the American economic - embargo against CuLm, State 1"irtinent sources disclosed. .' tae sources said the announcement will permit Ameriran firms operating in third countries to sell goods to ('uba for the first time in well over a decade. The move is more of a gesture toward third countries than toward Cuba. the sources said, but they acknowledged it probably will be interpreted as a sottening of the American position toward the Havana reThe decision will not affect to-way trade with Cuba, Much hws Ix, en banned by law since IM2. 'Me State Department has asked Congress not to repeal that legislation, reasoning that it should be subject to nei,ottatlons w ith Cuba once bilateral talks on a nor -= MoveToBlock RosenwaldClosing S fl UStnI ft. i ?'iê White House Fights Criticism grain confronted with criticism for allowing sold to Russia, is marshaling evidence for its claim it grain exports will have little eff ec t oa retail food prices. Agriculture Department Secretary Earl L. Butz and his lop economists and statisticians scheduled a briefing today for reporters and a conference for farm, trade and U.S. organizations. Critics of the grain exports argue that if dry weather _\ . t I ' . .• - .. - I I . I1euidSIaff Writer .-I. ! '. - 1 4*61r- ha t onl nt ligibk effects on food prices o er thi next sear . WASHINGTON (AP)-The head of a new government campaign against Juvenile delinquency says that 15 per cent of the nation's young criminals ought to be "locked up because the) re dangerous and e don t know what to do ik.(h them." John Greacen. head of the National Institute for Juvenile Juice and Delinquency Prevention, predicted in an interview Wednesday that the U.S. rate of Juvenile crime will continue high for at least 15 more years. He said the new agency. which uill spend $25 million on juvenile crime programsbetween now and Dec. 31, cannot hope to curb the youth crime rate in the inunediate f uture. "I don't see any substantial likelihood that the amount of youth crime ii the United States Is going logo down any substantial degree beteen now and 1990," Greacen said. Orlando Man Killed In Fall I - - - 11= ROCK, Ark. (AP) - A 56-year-old Orlando man fell to his death today while apparently trying to climb down a rope of bed sheets hanging from a fourth floor room at the Capitol Hotel in Little Rock, authorities said. Identification of the victim was being withheld pending notification of next of 1I1,fl. Offi ce rs said the man Checked into the downtown hotel Wednesday night and was registered in room 338. Police say the rope of bedsheets was extended from a rMiatior in room 438, which was unoccupied. Authorities said it was unclear whether the man was trying to reach room 338 or the ground. The rope of sheets stopped 25 feet short of the sidewalk. Consumer Prices Increase WASIIINGThN IAPI Government economists say the latest consumer price report will show a substanfial increase because of rising farm and fuel prices. The July in fla tion figure, to be released today by the Labor Department, is expected to be similar to the June - increase of eight-tenths of I per cent, The Commerce Department was scheduled to release later in the day revised figures on the nation's secondquarter total output of goods and services, also known as the Gross National Product. The department re ported last that the GNP declined at an annual rate of month tenths of I pt. r cent during that quarter indicating that the economy had turned around from its earlier recessionary . A- W-4-kEl-W Z- - 11 Betty Ford Spurns Se paration ____ I ~1 NEW YORK (All i - First Lady Betty Ford says the M -r_ White House tradition of separate bedrooms is just far to go for politics" and she sleeps wiL~ her husband "as often as possible." Mrs Ford is quoted in the September issue of McCall 's magazine as saying she got let ters "from all across the . - ---- --~---1 - -- -- country" after she was reported to have spurned the ice of separate sleeping chambers. .Many of the writers seemed to "feel it is very immoral for us to be using the same bedroom," Mrs. Ford said. She complained that apparendy some Americani think a man uho becomes president is "supposed to become a eunuch.- . -~n - - 1--- --__ Viking Crosses Moon Orbit -- - - - -1 lAP) America 's Viking (APE CANAVERAL spamship tipped across the orbit of the moon --,. - - I -I . . .. I .i - .* I .I :. 1.i - mysterious red planet of Mors. An ungainly looking Titan Centaur rocket launched the ' f) II) . iku:' or, ii; Thl-i Lc rtitxi the ,ct performancr o! the 'y. cpaceshipspread srndes across the fact'sof space officials -Aho scowled through two blastoff delays last %eek. 11'srully good to have asWide on my face," said Jolm Nellon, NASA director for bunch vehicles. "It was a Puerto Rico Status Mulled SAN JUAN. P.R.( A PI - Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre . -wys the.people of Puerto Ibcoshould decide whether they want the island commonwealth to be the 51st state or an irsirpendent republic. L . - . , j, r,atii,), f-,vvrto Rican, whi a Puerto [lice tliaJilWJ' iii L.Oti1I1iC g,it here YIuthieu'Iay thai (hi' island's commonwealth status was "a sleeping beaut'." lie said its people should seek "equal benefits and equal responsibilities" in Its dealings with the U.S A I ns F' ectors - $10, • a QUANTITY ' v . ,I - - ill I 1 I. - I - 100 00..*;J,e, -~~ =---it_--- -- I I A ' FILLER PAPER I I 0 0 # 1" I ______________ .d 19.95 VALUE - - BAYERS PAPER - -_____ "- I - - oO SHEETS , . L I I C 4 OZ . , . - ..,.1 , 110-100 - :41- - .; I ---~, I - , FLAIR .-' 0 . I PENS ..t 1 C- - . -1 BOTTLE Ill - 1-410W ,-Now ' ' I I I • "1 TAPE I. I i KIT C )k I TOT So u A I LI TR ON I 1' I ~ - IV! 46 I , •••• I_COLORED PENCILS FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL _; l FRIED I~ 4~is I 4 8 - ., . 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Dale Crider, 35, saId his Idea sun we use for a preservation record won"Level off and try to concensored by the Bi ce ntennial Corn - Irate "On the life style in ttxmission came from 12 years of working with the Game and steady state." Fresh Water Fish Commission Other songs protest use of the grass carp for clearing weeds, to save wildlife. "I saw a lot of opportunities the Army Corps of Engineers to point out things to the people dam on the Oklawaha River of Florida, things that might not and oil drilling. "Can we find it in the soul to be easily explained in a dig another ho1e" he asks in technical repert," he said. lfis desire to inform and edu. "Black Gold.cate resulted in his album of foot-stomping music, "Pioneer Ethics, a 200 Year Review." A guitar-picking singer, he Is accompanied by fiddlers, banjo (. 1 0 0 -- 1 RING - NOTEBOOK 300 sheets C ' 11 3 - JUICER I ' • IIVVI %V - V I I --- ,,1• state biologist Is promoting the growing rate "Clear the air of the hustled preservation of Florida's 0 ill PROCTOR 30 - l the P -. - SANFORD i ... ' '. . I 1-qw- -=W — '-~, -=~ 1 Singing,,or, E -) ________________________________________ _---_'-ci I • - 4. II RIGHTS RESERVED I oI or' I st B l u egras s hingIkitt1d the figures she would not know crowded." Ile sald there are Ulan how much the commission cut IV Sanford Planning and church on a conditional use requires houses no less Put)hl,hed DA,lv and Sunday, "almod 1,700 inwtes here in Zoning Commission (P&Z), basis. Braceland said church 1,5W square feet, but petil.ioner trom the total $22-million el(W Saturday And Christma,f, Clayby Thesanfordl-Irfald, Inc , facilities lesigned for 710." He tonight at eight, WflI consider officials are attempting to J. W. Agee is L*4.ng for toning budget requests. 100 N flenth Ave, San't'rd. said 4) men are being held in allowing a church to be localed construct a church building The commission will need to Fla 12771 to allow houses on a temporary basis in 136 cells. cut more than $4-mill! ml I &t'cond cia%s Postage pa,d ,it Godwin &Wd he di)esn't know lower floor of Mabel's Swap ALw. a public hearing win be wift the 5.34 cerdfled nifflage sanIOM Florida 37721 held 10 Cofider rezonlng two s' loj 3eleIrt( Hanil'in :id fY'i, 1t' Fr'i'cb Ave. A nublic hearing will be hI.IA le vel IuIldtni Hhiulal 13111 lola I.i 11* 24G1 1rck Oi. "alt' t')comti'der rezon.i t I Campbell mill bu held at !.ike "l'he' net'tt to ct't mor ' to Suh'r'In R Butler before being mipm to Brweland sWd the gai~ral Avimili- to allow jl,j, I,., °'' ° LW) 'Tilldn tit 1111111111e," I r 'Ncsk .Sc Ycar $7110 other state prison facilities to commercial zone will allow a footage houses Curent zoning commercial Anderson said -.-. ---..:-.. I, .. - ' 5/E I ion tutiliot*1 SI I PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. AUG.24 ts For Home r Sht said r I ~7 M. m - ; : PETEItSBtJIt(; APi - An illiterate St . d Threatened Zoning Board To Consider Permit PALMIST - . said. "because dies" our facilities are over- ' - seart-lies and closings for DOT, certified her old house free of debt. But it was not. Budget On I . attorney - icer Council Eye Get 'I an this week asking to reopen the case set aside the foreclosure and get hack her house Homestead Title Services Inc., which does the title On Pac s Corn m i Path Hwy 1 7-92 at 27th St. - onian is fighting in court to get back the so 000 honie sh lost in that she claims was a mortgage company's inisLake. Cora Lee Walker filed a motion in circuit court through To Depend c Former , - ST. Leg l - - ~ fAl.I,AHASS1',I'. iAPi The chairman of the riminal Committee says the panel wi ll exantine if defect it) it w Inem-tampering law that resulted Ifl (llSTlIISSal of charges against two top officials of ('hattahoochee Sta te hospital. We may have to go back and correct the law," Sen. arborough I)Jaksonulk said Wednesday. I mu I 'IL 1001% at it In disuiiis.sing hit ih4mrgts, Circuit Judge 1Iu'h 'Ia',lor said the law against w ing did not I'm .ittt•umipLs to bkxk itntssts from teslifing Woman ' I . , , Grandmother Joins F' - - - Senate Judiciary4 . - I ;W4 6 1 Panel To Examine Low -~ - -.'- . -.... - -. .:--.- I 0 ., - -=-- _____________________________________________ 1"hat sparked I orniation of the 1.75 Now" Lisk force,an ti fort by nine Chambers of Commerce in Tampa, Venice, Itnita Springs, Englewood, Longboat Key, Iluskin, Sara afl(1 the I.ce and Manatee county areas. ,. ' - lout.) - f4Ph1ti f J. Soug ht en si I on II %%vek that thestalle(i superhighway probably wouldn't be problems the turn of the tcritur l)t(du'1 (if , - - . -- ' ----' ilong Florida's West ('oaM to pressure the Federal I'JVerflhiit'nt to extend Interstate 75 (rein Tampa to Miami i Ui I ri tlii it. xL ft > tars ________ - - 71E . tli'sht're inholdingthiwn thecostsolhealthcare. 1.75 E'# Ext J - - ___ _ ..._.J1.:." -- - - Juvenile u e ie Lock-UpsUrged -1 . - *1~Z~-.~ 14 l ,'- - in the westem North Central states substantially reduces the grain harvest, th is along with the large soviet purchases could lead to higher food prices at the checkout counter Iloseer, Butz has rnamntauwd th at the exports will -' Expected From Ashler Insurance Iiiflfl&Siofltr ASS I.' Fi \P l'liIlip says 1w expecisto rule in'to Othree weeks on d request by Blue Cross and blue Shield of Florida t ravw rates by $10 million. Ashier said he had to review figures submitted by the firims at if Wednesday Iwaring and wanted to consider some suggestions by Sen. Jack Gordon, 1)-Miami Beach Gordon, chairman of the Senate Ways and Means inittee. said the increwse should root he granted until Blue Cross Blue Shicld'ake'ictions that have been success ful unrelated lawsuits, Judge flerald Staff Writer Leffler has been assigned one of The Industrial 25 committee two suits filed against the of the Greater Sanford '.'' -An Orlando man has filed suit Seminole County Commission Chamber of Commerce today . in circuit court agai nst the City acting as the County Utility approved a proposed $7,500 1976 of Casselberry seeking Control Board, --- - 'N%. -. ., .- —- industrial budget in the face of . damages for an alleged false Sanford attorney Roger . * a e Si.ii i the Sanford arrest and a utility company is Berry filed suit for Southern City Commission. . suelng th e Seminole County Gulf Utilities Inc. seeking 11 I Julian St enst rom, city Commission seeking review of judicial review of the county's .1 .I commissioner and member of a water and sewer wxvice rate Jan. 6 denial of a Southern Gulf 44 f the Industrial 25, said City . w ..7 increase refusal, water and sewerage rate inManager W.E. (Pete) Knowles [. t In the civil action filed by crease proposal. the had recommended -'Jose h Lawt on Miller, of One tilt seeks t have Industrial Committee Orlando, against the City of court quash the Utility Board allocation in the a5-6 proposed Casselberry, the plaintiff order and remand the proposal city budget to cut from last claims he was arrested by (or furthe oceedi policemen, publicly charged The second lawsuit against -Z~ -' only one who 'toted against the '1'! T with a crime Southern & _1 and n jailed the couny I bySo the Gulf has 1. I cut, Stenstrom added. , ' ' negligently without a warrant, been assigned to Circuit Judge '' =- - .; --f-7 t .* Industrial committee Miller alleges police told him Dominick Salfi. This action 4 chairman John Krider said, "I an. that he was being charges that theUnitllty Board --.. -V-~ , I -, amof the opinion this ls not the _______________________ rrested on a warrant charging found Southern Gulf in non---~%I year to do the cutting. With the s&w.ivu to appear u municipal compliance with County Utility ==- - ., economy down and th e need for court on June 1, 1971. The suit Regulations in an arbitrary and ------X,~ -z-= jobs, we should put out more tp ~- - -- 71~— -%. -"I clainis that there wasn't a valid unreasonable manner and that I arrest warrant In existence and there were no specific findings br Ray Weeks and Helen Naylor test headllØita Jim Ryan Port of Sanford that officers never displayed, of (act and no evidence In the administrator and committee served or gave a warrant to record to show that Southern member, said "At a certain level you are just spending Casselberry Police Chief refused to obey lawful orders or money and S5,0(10 may be it. George Karcher said In requests of the Utflity Board." #, Even $7,500 is close to being a processing arrest records his The suit asks Judge Salfi to marginal thing." department discovered a quash the noncompliance "human error" on June 1, 1971, ruling. Stenstrom said the city had I when Miller had paid tines on L' set up its own industrial board two May 1971 in 1946, but In the 1971-TL budget . resulted in lila being listed as a tees had eliminated fl $46-47 By JAN allocation in favor of budgeting Herald Staff Writer that, I can do anything," says Ms. Naylor, "I Karcher said a court clerk, 000 for the .mper of don't feel this Is Irregular at all." who is no longer with the city, Commerce which was given A grandmother is Seminole s first But that's not how one women taking her car didn't mcord the fines as paid the responsibility for attracfing fernale IL motor vehicle inspector, through Inspection feels. "I think it's a man's and a warrant was industry to the Sanford area Ms. Helen Naylor of Oak Lane in Longwood job," said Betty Posner. And since it's the public MflItr is seeking In excess of When Industrial 25 did not use t reported for her first day of work at 8:30 a.m. that Ms. Naylor will have to deal with day in and $2,500 damages claiming he all of this amount ti today at the Casselberry MV! station, day out, she's hoping there will be other women was unlawfully imprisoned, Commission cut TALLAHASSEE (AP) Naylor who says she simply "needed a who will feel a little more relaxed when they suffered great humiliation, . added ' ' Labor lawyers for Un Board had heard about the vacamy at the drive in and see another woman. But that won't disgrace and embrirrassment of Regents will not be paid any I Breakdown of the corn- Casclberry shop, Other women had inquired mean you can expect a softer heart when it and Dud more fees or exienses until for. mittee's budget Includes $2,700 about positions with MV!, she was apparently comes to bad brakes, bald tires or Inoperative damaged because =1 contracts are drawn, offifor wcretsirW services; $10I the first to even make application. electrical equipment. cidenL for office supplies; $500 for "Some days you Just get a nasty public," While mechanical knowledge is a valuable 'fl suit has been dais say. Carl Barber, director of the postage; W for telephone; asset but not necessarfly a requirenwrit, for the Ruby Wolford inspection station clerk-typist assi,ped to Circuit Court Judge 4 W for travel; $2,000 for ad- position, Ms. Naylor describes herself as the warns new co-worker. "In this economy, people Kenneth Leffler for a jury trial. state Division of Accounting vertlsmg and promotions and mother of four "shade tree mechanics who just don't want to spend the money to have their No hearing date has been set and Auditing, said Wednesday that payment of about $ll,000(n $200 for industrial prospect pulled engines and transmissions and replaced cars repaired." In other, separate d fees and expenses for the re. expenses incurred. them on the front lawn. With four boys who love "But we're ftifled to have the County's first I • gent.a'Tallahaasee law firm had cars, w ha t more can I say. I ha ve some woman Inspector," says Mrs. Wolford. "Now • , While the city rates on a withheld pending corn. knowledge of mecha ni cs." I after four years I have someone to share m ss ris ai > fron& l-Sept. pietlon of a contract, Al though there wasn't a trace of grease under pr ivate ba throom wi th." the committee operates on A Syracuse, N.Y., law firm It Is not yet certain whether Ms. Naylor calendar year. In the first eight her well shaped fingernails toiay, her resume has not submitted any expense r months of tiiis year tue corn. provesshe isn'tafr&dofgettingherhandsdirty. receive on-the-job training or attend a special mittee's expenditures total She has worked on a sub4merribly line In a tsix three day traiW.q school. But like all other Inhe said. S factory, drove and dispatched a taxi and worked spectors she will have to meet the requirements $467437 e law firms Th ha ve been ad. ' as an automobile sal esperson. and pass a test before receiving her license vIsIng the regents in collective Krider expressed concern "I'm very definitely not a women's libber. It badge. bargaining negotiations with I that the work that has gone into has a lot of good points that we should ha ve had She will also havee to try to figure out how she's F ollowing day and night public employe unions getting Vomotlonal program sears ago, but I think they've gotten carried going to be In two places at one Um on Tuesday Between Aug 19, 1974 and budget work sessions on headed by Tom Hunt will go away," says Ms Naylor "But I do believe in evenings when the Inspection station is open Wednesday, Seminole County May 31, 1975, the firm of Bond, down the drain, if funds needed equal pay for equal work and in equal op That's when she's supposed to be at Seminole for follow-up are cut. He said a portunity." Community College for her evening class. With second new program will And while her former and present work might nine college credits behind her, Ms Naylor is good progress" on the 1975-78 was paid $88,570 for advice on budget, but "definitely" win labor relations. That included probably be announced next be classified as "men's jobs" she says die has taking sociology and English. Someday, she doing have to cut more from requests $76,24 in fees, with rates rang week and he expects to put been doing the biggest man's job of all for the says, the would like to be a sociologist, hi rtified ing up to M an hour, and Si i t- " together a third within the next past few years. A divorcee, she has raised a counseling work."If I could help jot one person, millage, a co un ty budget expert 814 in expenses, 30 days. it would be so beautiful." family of six children, alone. In addition to the Th e Tallahassee firm of said today. Eleanor Anderson, Th ompson, Wadsworth and dget Messer bided I.he state for $0,. analyst, sa,id the commission 326, which Included fees up to should have the budget $0an hour and expenses of S2,(Continuet! From Page-11A) continue serving their senSources close to the families "directly threatened" and that ..wrapped up" by Friday. 936 for services between Jan. 8 judge later changed CampbeUls tences. He said, due to over- of the ftee Inmates said today "he was quite concerned for his Coffmiissioners were scheduled and June 30. 1975. cro%ding in the entire that authorities have been safe ty." Ackert sWd he expecU to to continue work on the budget State Rep. Jerry Melvin, Dsentence to six years In prison correctional System, some asked to investigate the reports and four years probation. today. Fort Walton Beach, had pro. -4 Inmates sent to Lake Butler for of threats to Bennett's life and meet next week with the other Mrs. Anderson said corntested the regents paying exintake procesain ad bodily much as six months there.,,But Campbell. but said, "I can amure you bers of the Inmates' families to Emergency Medical Service ified on vouchers, and the uor howontbe near that long New-man Brock Gerald determine 'a course of action" (RMS) budget, request from bill of one Syracuse nothing will happen to them for Umse rnen." Godwin said. a efense ar eys for Ackert said he also p1an3 to here (Lake But.ler)." Public Safety Dirmt,or Gary The firm said the hquor bill Godwin conf irmed that ther e Bennett and Hamlin, were visit his chent. at Lake Butler "Any ex-policeman we'd a's Kaiser's budget Wednesday. was inadvertantly charged to have would have ,hell In have been rumors at Lake reported out of town on soon as possible, She Wd however, the com- the state. Bennett and the vacations At time of sentencing today and P1'isofl'," Godwin noted, mission still can put the EMS Grady Rca state regenLa ts di other two men ha ve been unavailable to reporters officers, their uttorneys and back in the budoet there are many other innates, rector of business rvicts, said threatened but said, "we've Attomey Terrance Ackert, families expressed concern for including some who may have agency Anderson said •11e drawing up a con- men if been unable to substantiate the who re p esents Campbell, d sa fety u the been arrested by ex-officer, ct for the law firm defining they commission re ew vi ed all th e t ra '' pbell's relatives told him were sent to state prWns. who would threaten and department program changes, reasonable expenses. "It's a real bad situnt.ion for last week that Campbell had One attorney claimed, "We'll pay for a hotel or mo. haffass a fomw P00cenw. the men," he said. communicated that he had been 'Mwy'U jot be r "Protective custody cases above day-to-day county td room,," he said. l - Browning responded, "The rently contracted for with the rebate from the road and bridge called the $5,5() county off er an feasible the county might trust county. fund, and need an estimated "unbelievable deal." Finance us to perform work to be paid at key is draining the area, not Councilman John Daniels cost tag on materials. We Commissioner Ernie Hendrix a later date, t.*t I am not traffic. Thecoun t y WINTER SPRINGS - said that under total mainten- possibly could maintain only said he was in favor of having keeping that road open is ab- cooperative at this moment and Roads, a bridge and a bike path ance, the city would get super- arterial roads people live on." the county build a bridge, If the solutely necessary to the city. It ,Mrs. Van Eepoel complained council can come up with the may be the best approach to this is the type program you'd concerned the City Council here vision, engineering where pick up and pr oceed on. necessary and maintenance, that drainage from the $5,0 from the current budget. wait." this week, Residents of the Ranchlands Seminole Turf Club property in Councilmen John Daniels and ________________________________ Action on a proposed total Van Casselberry is causing a Irwin Hunter said they met last maintenance contract with the section, including Mrs. MADAM KATHERINE county to maintain unpaved F..epoel, said the unpaved roads washout on the unpaved section week with a soil conservation roads- in the city was tabled for under the present grading ar. of South Edgemond Road. official who was encouraging best The council PAST- PRESENT-FUTURE directed a letter about the possibility of oh. a week so the council can de- rangeinent are in the CARD READI NO%. CRY STAL SALL REAOf NGS termine what the county will condition in their memory. be written to the city engineer taining federal funds as the HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS The roads are so good I got rid on the problem, area Is flood prone. include in its services. C LIFE S LOVE Whether or not Winter The two pipes now under Public Works Commissioner of my four:wheel drive car after 4 MANRIAGE 0 BUSINESS Irene Van Eepoel said the total six years," she quipped. Springs takes advantage of a road frequently are not IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LONOW000 Daniels said, "While they are county proposal to build a adequate to handle large maintenance would cost $105 a HOUMSAM-M$OAY1 $31.4405 month more than budgeted and better than they have ever been bridge on Hayes Road at Gee amounts of water in Gee Creek the contract does not include they are still not as good as Creek may depend on the — resulting in washouts of the I ?-" I miles souttl of sa"feed -- Noll to Niland's clay or anything the city would unpaved roads in other parts of county's willingness to extend road and flooding of areas Whole life readings: $5 with this ad! adjacent to the creek. not be getting already in the county. We need to know credit, CALL for APPOINTMENT I Daniels commented, "It is I Deputy Mayor Don Browning periodic grader services cur- what the county is going to Blue Cross Ruling . consumer . I I ! , .1. ' - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer BRIEF IN B BOB LLOYD - - Roads, Bridge, Bike FLORIDA 9 ,. _________ iê S A A •. Approved F led Laws nst Coun Board I I - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 21, 197S-3A * fl1ackachoo but thel board voted Feb. 1210 Wasth t heir request a was filed by James Gadson, Plan" which shifted all the probe, which lasted about three same time will place "the' close erbert FerandMrLCeo entire burden hardship in-' Reliford. " weeks Following vote, bl-qcks board threw A federal judge in Orlando upon students of Unless an appeal to New conveniences U. S. District Judge George "Lake Orienta • .d boycotted the scho• ol for denied a motion filed by C. Young, In his ruling says, OIlCal%S 15 made, the suit was the black race." A .yCO11 sprea,1 d LU ).uLIeu 1...e ac ,iUuCfl iO %O weeks. Ttuit '' three Seminole County parents "the proposed closing is not last ditch effort a the one-week countywide black Black leaders criUcized the hools nearby Rosenwald. to block this year's phaseout of conflict" with the board's sc ft black community to save justice Deptirtment's ruhng, boycott of all Seminole County of School Supt. W. P "Bud" schools. Rosenwald Elementary School. ruling to turn the school into a the school, which blacks say is a mainly because I t was ' opposed center for the mentally han. Layer all along had part board's the delivered to layer and not to Officials estimated the shifting Rosenwald students to dicapped. The suit contended closing of school places cosflhO aselberry. Layer's recom- countywide boycott was about student body at Rosenwald had black leaders, who initially School Boa rd Attorney Doug "burden" on black students requested the probe. ng mendatiori throughout was to 90 per cent effective, been "zoned, structured, or who will be shifted to schools Stenstrom said Young's ruli Layer and the board based Black leaders then requested otherwise fashioned . . . so backed a June 21 ruling by the close Rosenwald. closeby Rosenwald the their decision to close the school by The three Seminole County an investigation U.S. Justice Department which the Justice that the school is unitary... The suit, which was ef- agreed with the board that plaintiffs now have the option of Department. Such a probe was student body being comprised on the state study which fectively a motion to intervene Rosenwald could be phased taking their case to 1he US. conducted by the FBI on behalf of children of the black race." recommended closing in a 1970 desegregation suit in out, but disagreed with the Court of Appeals in New of Justice Department officials. The suit contended closing Rosenwald to turn It into a Layer and Stenstrom Joined Rosenwald will eliminate the center for the handicapped. U.S. District Court in Orlando board-adopted "Lake Orients Orleans. --11-F --11-0 Pw Fails - ___________________________________________ . To Announce Partial - - H NA 0N 1?I - -- . . _ _ - �----------------------................ ••'-:--- ---___ __ 0 Evening Herald 1 33N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD FLA. 32171 Area ('oat 305-3fl-j 831.9993 L Thursday, Aug. 21. 1975—.4A Around WAYNE D. IX)YLE. Publisher WIU.IAM D. (1JRRZE. %tanaging Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 )1nIe Deliver; Week, 55 cents: Month. $2.40; 6 Mcnths. $14.20; Yea r. $2.4 By Mail: In Florida same as home delwery. All other mail Month, $170: 6 Months, $16.; 12 Months. $22.40. U. S. L e ading E,-, The Clock Steps To Peace One .av to describe the new element in recent Middle East negotiations is to call it the Ford There was a terrific thunderstorm, a ccompanied by hail and plenty of rain, last night in South Seminole. However, some of those rumblings in the air ii,gM not have been caused by thunder. Instead, they could have come from the drums beating all the way from Orlando, where the utheastern Stine Association is holding 115 41st annual convention. And it could get worse today as the members From 13 Shrine temples in the association kick off a ihrt'ay event that can only be topped by a national convention of these same Shiners Today's activities ca ll for precision drill corni't1tIon at McCoy Jetport with motor cy cles, iiiirucars. antique automobiles, dune buggies and iii inibikes vying for 65 trophies. Also scheduled today is the action at Varner Stadium in downtown Orlando where amateur and irofess*onal clowns will perform and the mounted horse patrols are also competing for big trophies at the Ben White Raceway. Tonight at Oak Ridge High School, the drum and bugle corps from the various Shrine temples will compete while tomorrow mormn', at Exposition lark, the bag pipers take over at 9:30 following vnipetition among IS bands in the EoIa Band Shell at 8 a.m. Approximately 1,000 Ce ntral Florida Sliriners are attending the big confab with nearly ,0O0 Shriners and their relatives attending from throughout the Southeastern U.S. And who's at the helm of all this acti vity? None uther than Sanford's own Harold Ktner, past Fxtentate of the Bahia Shrine Temple, who is serving as director general of the entire proceedings. Undoubtedly the largest parade to ever be held in Central Florida wi ll take place on Saturday as °'e' t7O units will join in a fire-hour procession (k)wnOrlando'sorangeAvenue.beguvlingat 1p.m. (;rarned, these Shiners are here in Central Florida to have a rip-snorting good time, However, not to be overlook ed is the good work these dedicated individuals do throughout the year. For instance, we don't think enough people realize that these same Shrtrrrs will pump over SM million into their orthopedic and burn t)0S)itatS this year alone. There are Shrine Crippled Children's Hospitals and She Burn Institutes throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico and these institutions have benefitted to the tune of over $) milliàn for their factor. U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has been the centerpiece of Middle East negotiations for longer than he has held his present office, a role that was enhanced by the resignation of President Nixon and by the time that it took President Ford to get his feet on the ground. It as henry Kissinger. for example. who persuaded Israel to release entrapped Egyptian armies east of the Suez Canal. It was Mr. Kissinger who popularized shuttle diplomacy. It was Mr. Kissinger who persuaded Egyptian and Jewish military leaders to meet in face-to-face talks at Kilometer 109. It was Mr. Kissinger who made promises in behalf of the United States to the heads of state, and finally, it was Mr. Kissinger who came home empty- handed Last March after his last round of shuttle diplomacy. In all likelihood, Mr. Kissinger will resume his IN East diplomatic efforts later this month, but President Ford himself made it all possible. The secretary of state has been moved into a more traditional role. The Ford touch on Middle East policy is unmistakable. It was the President who stood up to Congress and "reassessed" U.S. policy toward the Jewish state to put pressure on Israel to negotiate. And it is President Ford who is talking to the heads of state about Middle East peace, most recently to President Tito of Yugoslavia. Speaking on the Public Broadcasting System recently, the President was cautiously optimistic about more "movement" in the Middle East. He also said that the Soviet Union is "behaving responsibly" in the dispute. The United States always has behaved responsibly in the Middle East. If the Soviet Union is indeed doing the same (something we see as little more than a forlorn hope), more cf the burden now will fall on the Arabs and Jews. We find it difficult to be optimistic about any early or dramatic breakthrough toward peace. The appetite of the Arab bloc will just not be satiated until the national boundaries are returned to their pre-1967 war locations. Israel, which feels increasingly endangered with each day that passes, believes that her back is just about against the wall. She is not inclined to give much more, hatever the pressure from others. The return of the Sinai passes, and perhaps the oil field that Israel captured from the Egyptians, is likely to take place soon, but this step must be seen as only a token compared to the larger issues of Palestinian refugees, the control of Jerusalem, the Golan Heights andocean-borne commerce. The U.S. is aware of the increasing difficulty that it will have in moving toward peace after the next phase is completed, but it knows no other way to proceed except, as President Ford says, to keep up the "movement." Until somebody comes up with a better plan, it's the only way. ' Once Burned... When he was explaining provisions of the agreement which led to the ('ease-fire in Vietnam on Jan. 23, W73, Henry Kissinger said". the amounting of the Americans) missing in action Is unconditional and will take place within the same time frame as the American withdrawal." Americans withdrew from Vietnam more than two years ago. The other day Nguyen Van Luu, North Vietnam's representative at the United Nations, said during a press conference that North Vietnam is now 'ready to discuss" the "Problem" of an estimated 2,300 American citizens missing in Southeast Asia. North Vietnam ag&in Is cruelly and inhumanly manipulating American emotion to gain a concession from us this time the establishment of relations with the United States. We would be foolish to fall for the same bait twice. . . BERRY'S WORLD "When Congr ess is in recess, a Corigrassman owes it to his constituents to go on a factfinding tour. Right? Right" -N WORLD IN U 'I Greatest Show On Earth — minus the Big Top. 16 —Bill Currie .. - ok _0 ' ~ S. ... _. ._..,- .i..• A -_ . .I .- b. _ :- . 1-1 _ IA---l'.--V I . .. . The Bible Remains Best Seller --S FJ . - -- - -. l5Elk'AS'i', Northern Ireland i All —A Roman Catholic man was shot and killed near the center of Belfast during the morning rush hour today, police reported, l'hey said the man was walking along a street near the railway station when two men approached him, shot him in the head and escaped In a waiting car. He was the 1,278th confirmed fatality in six years of warfare in Northern Ireland between Catholics and Protestants battling over the future of the British province, Another gunman entered a bar in the center of Belfast early today Indfired nine shots, hitting one man in both thighs aria the left toot. Hospital authorities said he was in satisfactory condition. .. - . - - - * BANGKOK, Thailand I API Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj told parliament today that the situation in Bangkok was calm alter a day of violence, but pa ralyzing police strikes are continuing in two northern provinces. The Ix)hcemr.en have been striking for four days in ('hienginai and lampoon provinces to protest the release of 10 antigovernment demonstrators from jail in Lampoon and the government's responsiveness to student tlt'i mionstra tors. On Wednesday, several dozen drunk policemen ransacked Kukrit's house. Some diplomats said the real issue was not the freeing of the demonstrators but a bill in parliament to strip the police of their power to endorse crune investtation reports, a major source of graft, Man Shot To Death In Belfast -. ' ' Leftist guerrillas attacked the central police headquarters with bazookas and machine guns about 11 ;ini. Wednesday, and t1eay' firing continued until early afternoon. 'l'ht'rt, was sporadic shooting !or the rest of the day, and bombs also went off around the outskirts of the city. thich is 450 miles northwest of Buenos Aires. The police said five policemen and two guerrillas were killed ail(I at least five policemen were wounded, Unofficial reports said "nwnerous" passersby caught in the crossfire also were wounded According to leaflets found in the downtown area, the attackers were members of the leftist Peronist Mon. toneros organization and the Trotskyite People's Revolutionary Army, or EUP. - — — BU ENOS A I RES. Argentirua (AP) — A guerrilla attack on the police turned the ('enter of Cordoba, Argentina's second largest city, into a battlefield, and police said seven Persons were killed and many others were woun tied, Ban gkok Violence Easing t, Buckner Harris was a hell-raising slave . _ ~ :. NEW YORK tAP) In the cold, hard, stealer, an escapee from a Georgia prison. material world of book selling, there Is nothing Wilson Connor was a gospel-shouting frontier like Bible. The Word sells like nothing else. It preacher w ho could t urn the blackest sinner into ha.snoequal,yearafteryear. a quivering repentant by calling down the vwigeful fire of b. A best seller, according to the American .2 -These were the unlikely comrades in an enBooksellers Association, might be purchased by terprisc to build on the fertile Alachua pralaican as few as 2,000 buyers or up to more than one m illion, dependi ng upon the manner of selling, agrarian republic that would be a lodestar for a ll '1 the footloose settlers In the backlands of the the subject matter, the type of cover. South. In hardcover, "Jonathan Uvthgston Seagull" The fact that their New Canaan was already ' sold more than one million copies. In softcover, the heartland of the Seminole nation was not AV the current best seller js"Jaws," with sales of considered relevant. Neither was more than 8.5 million. cwnstance that Spain was master of Florida and X. f. would resist illegal trespassers with all its But, asserts a publisher of Bibles, sales of Old dwindling power. and New Testaments this year might total 15 On Jan. 10, 1814, Harris and Connor, at the million copies through retail outlets. That Is the bead of a band of 70 followers, crossed the estimate of Collins-World of Cleveland, and its Florida border to march through parent, William Collins Sons & Co., Ltd. to their promised land. lM.d 4 F The Bible business Is much larger than that, In his crude, unlettered mind, Conner must however. Another 25 million Bibles and New have pictured them as the Children of Israel arid Testaments will be distributed by Bible societies himself as a Moses to Lead them. He was a man and various NOWorganizations who contract with of brute strength with a voice to match. He was 4EiL4 44L publishers for special editions. convinced he had a pipeline to the Heavenly Throne and that God would be their cloud and According to the American Bible Society, a Back again for a iooksee fire, showing the way. modern language "paraphrased" edition, "Ken To Buckner Harris the real leader, Comm Taylor's Uving Bible," has sold 18 million copies would assign the role of Joshua. In less than five years. It Is published by Tyndale But Harris was not a man for religious fanHouse and distributed by Doubleday. tk.$ He was a born rebel with considerable The Bible Society says that since 16 It has leadership ability. He in of distributed around the world some 49 million revolt against Spain that resulted In the farcical i copies of Its modern English New Testament, Republic of East Florida. He was one of the men Americans await with bated carburetors the anyway, though It may appeal to the Supreme "Good News for Modern Man." Next year It will who drew the constitution of • commonwealth and was acti ve wi th the so-called next chapter m the oil drama. If nothing happens Court just out of principle. This should have come out with a complete Bible, "The Good News Bible." Patriots who seized Fernandina and attempted in Washington in the meantime, It will begin some beneficial effect on gasoline prices. Se ptember 1 when all price controls over to take St. Augustine. But then there are the foreign producers I, While it is true that many of these copies are When the United states repudiated the domestically produced oil are slated to expire. OPEC has another meeting scheduled for Sep. given away free the American Bible Society movement and withdrew Its clandestine support, President Ford, who wanted the controls tember and its members may very well raise says It has never made a penny on the sales of most of the Patriots made their peace with Spain eliminated gradually a', er a period of three their prices by the amount of the tariff, and Scriptures, selling Instead at cost - this is big or fled to Georgia. Not Harris. He rejected years, warns that Immediate decontrol will probably more. business. Spanish amnesty "with disdain and aithorence." mean a jump of 7 cents In the price of a gallon of What about conservation? The 4,000-member 11w Gldeons, the organization of Christians He and other die-bards Issued a proclamation to gasoline. Independent Petroleum Association of America. the people, urging continued resistance: ,,Will which speaks for the little producers as the whose mission is to place Bibles in hotel and zooCongress, which doesn't know what it wants tel rooms, must contract - with National you in poverty become the sport of slaves?" American Petroleum Institute does for continues to debate plans for conservation, taxes bes has told a congressional committee that Publ1shfn Philadelphia for Its editions even Harris was In a quandary. He could not return on oil company "windfall" profits and rebates to evendomestic with maximum to Georgia where prison awaited him. There was every American over 18— all of which, say some 195 crude oil conservation efforts, by though It never sells them at retail. no future in a peaceful Florida. He thrived n critics, amounts to as futile an exercise as output will be 5.5 million Nevertheless, there is a tremendous demand turmoil. barrels a day short of what Is needed to reduce from people who are willing to pay for their re arranging the deck chairs on the Thadc. With a title of general, the frustrated Harris dependence oil to "acceptable levels." copies, said Peter Lloyd-Taylor, executive vice organized bandit gangs who roamed the cairnWhat will happen? According to the opponents That t unless domestic production Is sub- president of Collins-World, which together with tryside, rorizing plantations and stealing of any kind of price controls, the most con- stantlafly Increased between now and then. Its parents claims to be the world's biggest Bible what they could. Slaves were the easiest to al). Street outspoken of which has been the Wall Ass uming that Alik*ri oil, due to begin publisher. propriate and nel sell. None was safe In the border fStreet Journal, gasoline prices will not Jump this flowing In wa, will be providIng 2 mIlli all and could actua lly decline eventually country, whether Spanish or American. Surveys of some religious bookstores show s a day by 1905, production in the lower 45 Back on the border he made preparations, because of the incentive the oil companies would states would still have to be Increased by 3.5 30 to 40 per cent sales Increase this year," he Harm-Is Invited recruits, promising every man 5W have to undertake new exploration and drilling. million barrels daily to meet expected demand, said, attributing It to these factors: acres of fine land. To whet Interest be cirmlated A case can be made that the President's plan says the IPA. —"In worrisome times, people look for ana letter by a visitor describing "Lotchaway of gradual decontrol would do nothing to help Hughes Tool Company, the Largest supplier of swers and for comfort. Many people find both in supply; the oil companies would simply wait out rock dulling bits, recently told a group of In- the Bible." "The salubrity of the air, the facility by which the three years. During that time, Americans' vestment bankers In New York pretty much the tropical plants might be Intirciduced and demand for petroleum, even though slackened —The growing evangelical movement, "which same thing. The country needs, it estimates naturalized to its climate, the great variety and from its pre-1973 pace, would continue to rise and about 900 more drilling rigs between now and flows across denominational lines." quantity of fish in its rivers and on Its coast, and this would hardly force down prices. 1980 just to stay 75 per cent iiOt 100 per cent —An awareness and Interest by the general its many other advantages are so notorious that There are other complications. A U.S. court self-eufficlent in oil production and free of cx- public in walled self-help and sell-in-1as soon as the country becomes a part of the U. has ruled unconstitutional the President's Imcesalve imports. And the average cost of a land provement books, which dominate both the • States, the contention shall be who shall first position of a $2 a barrel tariff on Imported oil, drilling rig today is $4 million and for an offshore hardcover and paperback book Lists. "The Bible locate lands In it." The White House says it Intended to lift the tariff one upwards of $60 million. Is the No. I self-help book." .4. BRIEF Leftist Guerrillas Attack Police; Seven Killed JOHN CUNNIFF Paradise . ' 1 III- .--.I---1 ii, - . .-11- . - 4Was Found . ., I.., 1.I I ...i )... I1 . I . ~-., ___ ,_.1 _,! 1 ,.,-, i 1Is- _~0 . .. - - I -,I_In Lotchaway II : - -.,- . -IIIIII.., .- i-_ " _ - _ .I , - . 9 '— — ()i1D ra rn a — - 0 The IRS has chosen to seek the money from CREEP, which wis taken over in 1974 by the Campaign Uquldatkn Trust. The trustees Inherited $35 million left over from the campaig They have drained off money to pay cam- settled for $775,000 a Watergate Lawsuit ts'aiaght by the Democratic National Committee. This has reduced CREEP's assets to $1,575,34 -Just about the exact figure that the IRS wants to collect In taxes. But unhappily for the trustees, they haven't yet resolved a $5 million lawsuit lzoug}.t by Watergate victim Spencer Oliver. Sources close to the negotiations say the trustees are willing to offer a $200,000 settlement. But their attorneys have now cautioned against dispersing any more fun& If the cciii is uphold the $1.6 million tax 1tHty, this could put the trwtees in Jeopardy. 1200,000 payout to Oliver, for example, would leave them only $1,375,394 In CREEP money. This woukt not be enough to meet the tax obligation, and the trustees might be hit up for the difference. The outcome of this can could have a profound effect on pol i tical expenditures. Campaign eximmitten would have to consider each expendituie carefully to make sure It Is strictly legitimate. Otherwise, the committee may get a tax bill from the IRS. Footnote: Our Information came from sources wholly familiar with the facts. We also sought formal comment from the three CREEP — . . Moderates Gaining In Ouster Attempt — ItIIss vua..0 (1 flflnnl.,nfl JuIui pears imminent. Anti-Communists in the armed forces threatened Wednesday to overthrow the i, rnment by force if President Francisco da Costa Goumes did not fire Goncalves, who advocates a Soviet-oriented brand 01 communism. 2osta Gomes 'ater told 18 new junior officers at a swearing-In ceremony, "It is not simple to be a member of a government team whose duration can be expressed in days." ,ove The president was reported to favor naming the army chief of staff, Gen. Carlos Fabiao, as premier. A Paris newspaper said Fabiao told it the Gon. calves regime did not have much time left. Communist leader Alvaro Cunhal indicated his party would go along with the removal of Goncalves as a way In its political losses, Cunhal told a news conference the premier's Communistline leadership "has not solved all the problems "facing Portugal. The Communist party "open to look for other solutions to soive inc crisis:' ne said . "... No one may put his personal ambition before the general interest of the revolution." 11 it: i t, nil ,.nt,nI,,tjnn The demand for the dismissal of Goncalves was delivered to the president by a group of eight officers who were accompanied by (;en. Otelo Carvalho, the mimilitary security chief who IS Ii iziember of the ruling junta along with Costa Gomes and ;oncalves. The officers, who a lso included former Foreign Minister Ernesto Melo Antunes ind the chiefs of staff of the army and air force, claimed the backing of 85 per cent of the armed forces, sources said. The officers also submitted a program to reverse the government's trend toward communism and move its policy back toward the center. Moderate sources said the demands had been worked out in consultation with the Socialist party. THISMERITS HER HAND Our fashion rings meat with loving approval. Ic. The Socialists, the nation's largest party, precipitated the political crisis by quitting the government 40 days ago, charging that the premier was moving Portugal toward a Communist dictatorship. This was followed by anti-Communist riots in conservative northern Portugal in which five persons have SISTER Inc. meeting, noon, Resta urant. luncheon Cavalier AUG. 26 take Brantley High School Seniors pick up schedules In guidance center, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Schedules for underclassmen Issued first day of school. ZALES ,wIu*1 Our People Make Us Number One EIGHT CONVENIENT WAYS TO BUY - WEATHER However, the Communists Wednesday's hi g h 92. brought out tens of thousands of gh t low 67. Rainfall was soldiers, farmers and workers Overni inches. for a march through Lisbon .04 cloudy through Friday Partly Wednesday night in support of with a chance of mainly alGoncalves. thundershowers. }bihs The marchers chanted, 'The ternoon I AI a I . , .44 I, Sa nford: Agnes E. Boyd Barbara A. Canton Shirley M. Christian Nancy' A. Gibson Carrie C. Griffith Ann E. Ha nsen Nina M. Moran Betty J. Myers One B. Nellons Eddie I.. Robinson Cynthia Sheldon VIllIarTi H. Spillman Patricia F. Wakefield Jane L. Ward McDaniel, L. Arlos ____________________________ ' ' " ' ,, An unpublished study by the conservative Americans for Constitutional Action shows that unions put $9G6,91 Into the 47 congressional districts they targeted In 1974. This helped to elect 21 pro-labor Cmigreamn A C I ___ 0[ ' A ft V sa da r7 Is '-4 - I _ SAL! _____________ save on HOU A 100" LATEX I'Trfl' a 1111,J ii,, - MIlWIe Middle School open house for all 6th, 7th and 8th grade students who will be attending Milwee, 10 a.m. to noon to pick up sched ules. ,_..) .. I ~4 . il .4 AUG. 29 Lakeview Middle School meeting for those interested In substitute teaching, 10 a.m. at t he sc ho ol. t - M33 JU jTMhi --- save k 4 ft,, 2a5Ogai. -- • 1 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hutha Brown a girl, Sai:ford 411d 49 6Gal. 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Haessler, Deltona Sylvia Seller, Deltona Myrtle J. Wright, Lake Helen Mrs. Levi (Norma) Jones & baby boy, Sanford Mrs. Jorge (Lu!) Gomez & k!ht' hut' I irnewnod D I -..,.1 ,Wr . 1, pm4a - HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST20, 1975 ADMISSIONS 11 I. Tuskawilla Middle School . . . AUG 22, 23 a nd 25 Red Cross Swimming Classes — registration for beginners School for all students and tertainment by Chip Meyers Afternoon highs from the upper and advanced beginners, call 10 parents, 9 a.m. to noon, to get Band "Southwind." Contract os to mid 9(. Lows mostly in a.m. to 4 p.m. Jackie Caolo, 131 schedules and meet teachers. Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern the low 80s southeast beaches Park, for tickit informati on, E. Woodland Dr., Sanford. and Keys, and in the lOs lake Brantley High School elsewhere. orientation for new students ALG. 31 AUG. Lyons Father t Day ona Beach tides; high Council and their parents, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Alliance Youth school commons. Includes tour Knights of Columbus ofSanford 9:03 am., 9:19 p.m; low 2:40 Fellowship car wash, Clem Of school and Information on corporate communion at8a.m., a.m.,2:SOp.m. Port Canaveral: Leonard's Shell, 25th and Park, curriculum and clubs, mass in All Souls Church for high 8:3G a.m., 8:56 p.m.; low 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. members and families invited. 2:31 a.m,, 2:45 p.m. AUG. 25 GED test leading to high school equivalency diploma, Seminole Community College, for anyo ne 18 or over has met prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call SCC for information IRS May Dun Nixon Comml ttee Intelligence reports confirm our story that hundreds of aging and ailing Cambodians, who were driven out of the cities by the Communists, have died of malnutrition in the countryside. West Germany may want to keep an eye on itsc new ambassador from Cuba, Alberto Boza Hidalgo-Gato. When he was a Cuban diplomat with the United Nations in 19, the youthful Boza was caught by US. Intelligence officers spying on American military facilities Another Pentagon bigwig, a\ist.ant Mr Force Secretary William Woodruff, has joined Hughes Aviation as a vice president, Earlier In his career, he helped hold down defense spending as a Senate Appropriations Committee stiff member. Now he will be trying (a increase defense spending, Nebraska Senator Carl Curtis' wife, Mildred, has been serving quietly on the National Advisory Council on Educational Professions Development. Her efforts have been largely worthless to the taxpayers, but not to her. She has collected $500 In honurarlums for attending meetings. . planes fl ow deep Into Lebanese the Abu ltudci.s and Balain oil- singer believes Prime Minister PRESS of Sta te Henry A. Kissinger who picion of conspiracy to Yitzhak Rabin's government Is The Israeli government is trying to pin down a new Sinai nate Kissinger and that police air space to attack a suspected fields. Leaving Washington Wednesanother on the verge of doing what It AmenPalestine guerrilla base in mounted the strongest airport agreement between Israel and are looking for day night, can The sources said the two northeast Lebanon. The air raid Kissinger said he wouldn't during his last visit In guard In Its history today to Egypt. said authorarrived in Israel two months was in retaliation for an aborwould spare no effort to obtain March - agreeing to give up Police sources ward off hostile demonstraago, neither was Identified. tive guerrilla raid Into northern an agreement during his visit, the Sinai gateways without obbut lions, terrorist attacks and a ities have detained an AmenA few which Is scheduled to last 10 taming a nonbelligerency hours before Kissinger Israel earlier Wednesday. possible assassination attempt can-born man with links to the Diplomatic sources In Wash. days. "No area is more In need pledge from Egyptian Presiduring the arrival of Secret,ary Jewish Defense League on sus- left Washington, Israeli war. Kissinger still of peace than the Middle East," dent Anwar Sadat. ington said that he said. However, Egypt is reported lacks the 90 per cent c€rt.ainty President Ford and Kissinger ready to give assurances at of success that he said he would have warned of renewed war- yearly Intervals for a threethreeneed to resume back-and-forth fare in the region if the nego- year extension of the U.N. "shuttle diplomacy" between tiations fail and, according to pacekeeping force in Sinai and Jerusalem and Cairo to put a Ford, an inevitable Arab boy- to promise not to use force tinnew Israeli - E gyp t I a n colt like the one after the 1973 less Egypt or its allies are atagreement into final form. But war that led to fuel shortages in tacked by the Jewish state. Demonstrations against Kisthey said he has the major out. the United States, Western singer's visit and the proposed line of a pact in sight, including Europe and Japan. cism. Down with capitalism." been killed and hundreds Israeli evacuation of the Gidi LISBON, Portugal (AP) Despite mounting apposition Sinai accord broke out in Israel Moderates are gaining ground Farmers on their tractors wounded and Mitla mountain passes and among the Israeli people, Kis- Wednesday for the third day. its the ouster of pro-Communist held red carnations, symbol of afternoon and evening thundershowers except a few night AUG. 28 Springs Civic Center. and morning showers along the Open House Lakeview Middle Polynesian food and en- southeast coast and Keys. JACK ANDERSON trustees and their attorneys. Except for one trustee who had only general knowledge of the IRS Investigation, all the others were vacationing and couldn't be reached. An IRS spokesman told us no comment Is ever given on audits, Investigations or examinations. SOVIET WHEAT DEAL: The U.S has asked the Soviets for advance notification before they make future grain purchases on the U.S. market This advance Information Is necessary, the U.S. expL4.ined, to prevent market dislocations. Many farmers are known to be holding back grain from the market, for example, in anticipation of a4dllicmal sales to Russia. The Agrfcultw'e Department Is eager to find out exactly how much grain the Soviets intend to purchase. They already made deals for 9$ million tons. Meanwhile, a temporary hold has been placed on sales to Russit until the department can reassess the US crop. This is not expected to cause a hardship for the Soviets who can unload only two million tons of grain per month anyway. The best estimate is that the Soviets won't buy as much grain as the fanner, are withholding. This will force them to unload their grain at lower prices bad news for the farmers but good news for the consumers. HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: he latest Israelis Tighten Security For Kissinger mostly in the lower 90s. Lows in .soldiers always, always with with fs- the lower 70s. Winds variable 10 the people.... Down mph or less, stronger and gusty _________________________________________________________________________________ near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 to 50 per cent through Friday. Extended Forecast CALEN DA R ___..Z Widely scattered mainly — paign debts and legal bills. They have also Exiles Deny Links To CIA Representatives of 11 Cuban MIAMI iAPi revolutionary groups are claiming credit for "numerous assasinatton attempts" against Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and are denying any links to the CIA. T1iCulian exiles said at a Wedneday press conference that a list of 24 assassination attempts made public by Castro through Sen. George McGovern three weeks ago was inaccurate, incomplete and self serving, DON OAKLEY Cont nui n Thursday, Aug. 21, I915—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — BERT COLLIER The Internal Revenue Service tentatively has decided to dun Richard Nixon's former campaign committee, the once mighty Committee to Re-Elect the President (CREEP), for taxes on its improper expenditures. The IRS has completed a prelijnlnary audit which shows CREEP spent about $3 million for nonpolitical and illegal purposes. The tax debt and Interest on this would come to $1.6 million. Under the Law, political cane 4ates must pay taxes on an campaign contributions that they divert to their private use. The law isn't dear, however, whether campaign committees are also liable. In this car, none of the mInmed money went into Nixon's peril pocket The IRS, nevertkLe, felt P'meone ftoWG pey taxes on the misspent contn1zUons. This left two possibilith's: the IRS could collect the taxes from CREEP Itself or from the two CREEP officials, John Mitchell and Maurice Stans, who authorized the improper spending 'vs Sp MA 'c the past few years. I9eraUOn Arid the majority of those funds have come from the Shriners themselves, although some nonShriners have also contributed. TOO, it's well to note that these hospitals and burn institutes are open to one and all not to Just sinners and members of their families. We've known many people from all walks of life iho have been patients in these institutions and have had the privilege of witnessing first -hand the great ,Avrk of these Shriners, both in and out of the hospi tals. So, we don't feel people should Judge a person as ju.sta good-time Charlie because he's a member of this great organization. All too often he's regarded as such with few people paying attention to the good he's done for o thers. If vou don't believe it, just visit one of the Shrine Hnspitals or Burn Institutes some day. We guarantee that you'll come away with tears in your eyes and praise in your hearts for these fine gentiemen Meanwhile, let them enjoy their three-day com en tion in Orlando. Better yet., venture on down that way and join them in what could be billed as the = i 1 . . M I " ME tz;.J~ ~, ._ii__~ -' - �Thursday, Aug. 21, 175 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 21, 1975—iA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL P.— un our parking J WeWV.U1! Ile _____ s ':: ':: out f cu the Latin American doghouse. The of America tates lift uits * kL C A1 C ft A I CI4ck for coupon on those pops good for JMV I I 7 SANFORD PLAZA'S First, it will seek an agreement 0n the 8billion 88 claims for expropriations against Fidel Castro's government; then a great legal and administrative web of boycott ____ ____ UMJ • ___ ____________ of sugar, which estimated $1.5 LUhi!n in 1974. 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SEPT, 30, 1975 p y and PC Stevenson, senators WASH1NG1UN— Officially Illinois, w here he worked for so the title of the job Is Librarian many years, and even of the The Herald Services - GOING OUT OF BUSINESS OB foreign-exchange earnings on Bran, Drawing Fire LADIES-MEN'S- CHILDREN'S AUTY SANFORD PLAZA Reg. $2.69 could bring it down. instance of alleged cirWorld prices for sugar have cumvention of the boycott by an dropped, but most of the Cuban American multinational. crop is anyway committed Cuba says that its real GNP under long-tem, presumably rose by 13 per cent in 1973 and 10 costly, top-secret contracts per cent last year; if so, it had with Russia. 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SANFORD PLAZA 24 hoar the rules must be undone Neither expected before Feat u re d ONE FREE RIDE I __ ,J Jf4 boycott, but not its own l962one is APPROVED DEALER and Heaven To Come S!owiy leisure .KDDIE RIDES ______ S inger Men's • HURRICANE .HUSTLER i11Ir Bill Cuban Changes KIDESPIn1t I I Rep eat of sellOUJ Hurricane I ONE- STOP SHOPPING uol... days the next ten I I £ el l X Or #0 +1 ....... '' ,.- �- JCpét m n ey 7- . $A-Ev.ning Herald,Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 21, lflS Thuriday, Aug.21 i7S- A nford, Fl. Pre= Labor Da rl ney 20% Save n ce S on women's shirts . 100 onI tops./i and pant 1 Ie / Women s Sale 9.60 -- 1 Reg. $12. Patchwork shin of cotton. Cuffed sleeves, placket front Choose yours fron, assorted prints 5, M. L I -' I Jr., Orig. to $28 1 , / Sale 5.60 LJ; Reg. $7. Long sleeve print shirt of easy-care nylon knit. PlaCKet fr ont and button cuff. LIM - Sale$8 Reg. $10. Print shi.1 of easy-care acetata/ nylon. Long sleeves have stylish turnback N! pretty prints, 8 to 13. Sale 6.40 Reg. 12.99. Men's ankle length chukka boot of brushed split leather. Cushion crepe rubber sole and heel. Choose chino or dark brown. !n a range of sizes and widths. Sale 12.79 Reg. 15.99. Men's butted seam straight tip oxford. Genuine leather uppers and crepe-look unit sole. Antique bronze. D width only, Reg. $8. Long sleeve placket front shirt of Ultrianas polyester. Terrific autumn colors. For juniors 5to13 ••' JA off remnants, 3 Orig. to $53 1' / 1 LU to 0Off e Open weave S • Sheer's I 75 Foam backed H / 4;OK 0 off Z o Sunday,Aug24 and $W 331/ 3 5000 (71 T Sale prices effective thru d raperies, ; It U Sale 10.39 Piece goods , 0 to o - Assorted ~77 0 0 33 1,000 yds. ... 300orii... .' Orig. to 3.99 yd. • Cotton blends j-, Save 20 0 P •Polyester knits (Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Aug. 24.) o Corduroys X. - o Prints and solids ~20% 0 women' s ny ylon tr c t s.eepwear. I_I 100 only - ) i e o Imp I Women's uniforms 04 I--A904i.N_ WWI tpFJ ' - I Sale $4 - 1 Reg. $5. A selection of long nylon tricot gowns with V-necks Choose stretch lace top checked top or butterfly pattern top. Assorted colors in sizes S. M. L. ,• •• ' -- Reg. $4. Pretty baby doll gown of nylon tricot Pick your favorite from stretch lace top. check top or butterfly pattern top. In assorted fashion shades. sizes S, M. L Sale 13.59 . .'.' . S e 2.79 - al Reg. 16.99. Men's planlation crepe wedge sole leisure shoe. Full grain glove leather uppers and sueded collar. Chino or mocha brown. Men's sizes. Ing Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Auig. 24. 1 s and women's casual and dressshoes. i , OAsst. styles, broken sizes. Orig. to $29 Now 33/3 to 50% off W 500 only ... - Sale 1 ia50 20% off all personal care aids. ' ------ •• 50 only Boys' knit shirts. Girls' 2-pc. bikini •Assorted prints SOng to $3 0 Now 331/3 to60/s off Now t B s' dress and casual jeanse School age sizes. Orig. to $,6 Now 33'/3 to 50% off" Now 33'/3 to 50 % off j • I 331/3 to 50% off oo only . oy Orig. to $26 I Misses polyester slacks, 300 only • Tank tops, football (erseys •School age sizes to 3.98 Now 33'/3 to 50%_off Jr., m sses, d half size pant suits. Reg. 15.99. Athletic look casunl shoe with smooth white glove leather uppers and contrasting vinyl trim. Cushion insole. Molded rubber wedge sole with contrasting cushion crepe midsole. Men's sizes. 1 to 50% off Now 33/3 - • Short and long gowns, asst fabrics. • rig to $e 1 to 50 % off Now 33/3 to Now 1.66 - 2.66 3.66 Women's sleepwear clearance. Orig . to $16 -'- eAssorted colors and styles. 7.14 IF'rench purses. Now 2.88 3.44 so only tops. Women's leather goods. - Jr. and misses casual andpant tons r - 4 •• i Orig. S445 to 50%_ ff 100 only. 300 only . Brushed and print styles 200 only - - / ale 3.20 Reg. 1.1113. Girls' knit T-shirl of polyester/cotton Rib knit crew neck, puff sleeves. While, red, 331/3 Now . Junior shorts •Des and pant suit styles 0 Broken sizes. / - 200 only. S Men s nylon surfer 0jackets, Now 2.99 S5 *Navy, red and yellow. 1111zes S, M, L. Orig. l300only I .. Men's F,*4 is ~. ~;qjx~; u yor J oPull-on style. Sizes 10-18. fSolids and patterns. 41 suits* R og. 95OGirlsghtr1 jacket of polyester/cotton Surer DenimO. Yoke %v th lab pockets, contrast stitching Blue green or rust, 7to14 / I I I LJEU 'D I JI'.1i Sale 3.20 Reg. $4. Girls' tailored long sleeve shirt of polyester/cotton. s. Sale 4.40 , . c. .- - 16g- Reg.5.50. Girls'print shirt of nylon with long sleeves, wing collar and placket front. Asmrtea fall print% in SiZeS 7 to 14. I % I II -------- Reg. 11.99. JCPenney Mist Curling Iron with swivel cord to prevent tangling Mist control button end Vents all around barrel for better Mist penetration. Onloff light, ready dot, 1, liii Ow t Sale 11.99 1\ to Sale 8 . 14.99. JCPenney 850 wait ee tsand 2thoimostaticallycontrolled heat and speed settings for drying and Ai I On 4 77 5999 . . . . . es, 1 JUWi7 pro for "-,1 I iMen's leisure shorts. low,orw- 19 9 88' -3, 5099 11 sit uw_ww_ Sale 14.99 _AW 9 Asst. prints. Reg. 17.99. JCPanney Professional Type Hair Dryer wifn 1000 watts of 4F, I 1Similar ove to illustration. A terrific bUy Of) these quality nylon tricot parilitits and pstelColcs Size s 6tu14 - - at SunorJ Pluzci Penney's -_______________ M J 7 Willi; attachmont and convenient 8 cord Salt Price& effective thru Sunday, August 24. "CHARGE IT X. t~ -_____________ -__ - ___ S Open Monday thru Saturday 10a.m. to 9p.m. - _________ _-_ - _f- •* • _- L a - - Open Sunday 1:00 to 5:00p.m. - -_ -_ - _ ' _________-_ -_ - ["CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's -_ _ -_- -_ -_---- - - _ - Open Monday thru Saturday 10a.m. to 9p.m. - ---- - ___.,__ ______. - - -" - - Open Sunday 1:00 to 5:00p.m. �;._- _T' - - .-r_-,-1--_-- - - __ -- -1 104-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 21, 1975 A Crisis Of Our Own Doing? __ __ - WOMEN Pay U p, Urges Sup port Secretar y I 5I 5L0ft Orangutan itching : i~ _` 7 . - 1J1 - . li-vIC. F. j - 6 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nation Grapples With The 0'1 6 1 Problem ITET.41h1Ikg I I • I fILUar1_JLJ.LI. President Ford had Indicated Indistinguishable from one "bottled" form) at prices that WASHINGTON - High- that he would accept uds another, the permitted price are kept artificially low by President Ford could soften the blow of pr iced energy, so commonplace tension If Congress did not decontrol by removing his fees on imports levels are to a large extent federal regulation. The danger .' A fact of life in Europe, is an reject his plan for gradual de. Fictitious and the products of Is recognized In the crude oil which c would relieve t h e price .1e entirely novel experience for control. His plan having been of each company are a blend of Administration, that a sharp k , an a ua rre, proua wy the United States, some th ing rejected, he will now almost u more Wiuu the different price levels, rise in oil prices, while natural people are unprepared for bo th cer ta inly veto the extension of do it, but OPEC could neutralize the effect ' A system of "entitlements", gas prices were kept stable by in their minds and In their po'.ers and thus let the whole of his action administered by the Federal the Federal Power Corn. economic habits. 0 I 0 oil price control system Energy Administration, Irons mission, might threaten the gas / The need to legislate about collapse cost an a'. erage American transition from control to out the ad'. antages and supplies of many agricultural energy policy has caught By overridi ng his veto, which family of four $400 to $800 in the decontrol between one day and disadvantages be tween corn- consumers. Congress in what is, for elected it will have a chance to do when next sear • the next Is somewhat bemusing, panics that draw more or less of I politicians, the most paralyzing it reassembles in the first we,ek . Nobody can prove or disprove but some actions that Zarb may their oil from each of the four Your Comfort of situations, that of being of September, Congress could those figures The economists have In mind can be guessed at categories Is Our Business total!) in the dark about w ha t put the controls back in pla ce differ about the confidence with One is removing the Imp In practice the dis tribution of or t FREE . S the public will put up with and Whether the required two- which any vigorous economir S entitlements" 4W 4"~ by the fees. Another might be to ESTIMATES what it will not, p thirds majorities can be recoveiy can be expected, recover the bulk of the expected Administration does not affect • • Accordingly, the mon ths of mustered lot that purpose, whatever oil price movement of oil; It simply s do. Nobody price Increases through a 4 struggle a between 4 knows what the Organization of windfall profits tax on the oil causes the oil companies to pay - a I 1=7 congressional and a At the least there is a sub- Petroleum Exporting Countries companies, and recycle that each other money to produce __11 z_~ --_ , - -_ a -_ _~ - I z: presidential energy policy have stantial po&Mbility that, by will do to the world oil price money quickly to the con- the position that would prevail r % dly ended pathetically, for the time rejecting Mr. Ford's plan, the when it meets in September. if they all got their oil from the sumers. being, with neither. As usual, House has brought about what .,. . same sources. With controls .1 President Ford could soften i ..- SLLU of Sanford, Inc. A :i members of Congress are beiIng it OPPOses most of all, the Un- the blow of decontrol third might be to persuade suddenly lifted, those comby the industry in its own interest *A I ,If xjm 0 Ph. 322-8321 amppm re proached for frivolously mediate release of oil pnies removing his fees on imports of panies thout big domestic V 100 N. Maple Ave. ' : -, 1 ), Olng On holiday to the neglect frgill all colitrol. If th.at hap. crude oil, which would reliVve of the removal of controls as supplies would be abruptly of pressing national affairs, but pens, and if prices shoot up, the the price by rather more than $2 between on the one hand deprived of their compensation, in fact the course of business in onl y remaining question will be a barrel; proba bly he wi ll dolt, the major companies that diff erently situated oil corn- while r--------the last days of July in the who gets the blame. I ~his is your Stereo Associates I but OPEC could neutralize the panies and, on the other, dif- can largely supply their own House of Representatives, at I proorossive discount I The Democratic leaders in effect of his action. Because of needs from their own wells ferent regions. least, showed conclusively Congress want President Ford the recession, the domestic oil This is the stereo connisseur s dream . . . a sale I calendat." Pick your day And would find their competitive your discount -but don't wait enough that they would have and the Republicans to get it. market is slack. It is never at This needs a bit of explaining. position sharply improved. where you can name your own discount on fine I too longi Quantities #to I done no good by staying in The Democrats, naturally Its strongest in September, The American market is Believe as it may in market Stereo Components! Now thru the end of August. I limited. Washington longer. excepting those from the major when the removal of controls is supplied at present by four forces, the Administration does The ground rules are simple - on the first day of ion AUGUST is's II The division between the oil-producing states, take more threatened, a time when con- categories of oil. What is not want to see the industry this amazing, month-long sale, all of the I I Administration and Congress Is of a doomsday view than the sumption of motor fuel usually presumed to be the domestic suddenly disrupted; If the equipment will be'discounted 1 per cent. On the genuine and deep. President Administration of how severe starts to fal] off with the end of crude oil production of 1972 Is controls go, it wi.11 have to see second day - 2 pct. - and so on. All the way to an I ~ X I Ford wants to restrain, and the effect will be, and some the holidays, but when the controlled at a price of $5.25 a what per=sion can do to keep A unbelievable 30 pct. discount on the 30th day of I I eventually reduce, the COUfl- Republicans from the nor- weather is not yet cold enough barrel. This ls about 6o per cent the disruption in check. X *K i August. But remember, Quantities are limited! I try's hazardous dependence on theast, the region most for consumption of heating oil of domestic production, or 40 New England, which is 23 I 'I( )U I (2D22 1 imported oil by letting energy vulnerable to oil price inflation, to Start 0 14 ,25 26 27 28 29 30 1 per cent of what is consumed. distant from sources of crude t rise. 3 1-i prices rise. are inclined to join them. So-called new oil developed oil and lacks its own refirenes, With a countenance more in L L-ORWININIPASM--s. - ~~ The Democratic majorities in The contention of Ltie JoInt sorrow than in anger Frank since 1972 is free of price has also been protected by the DESCRIPTION ORIGINAL QUANTITY MODE controls; so is the output of manipulation of"entitlements" Congress are against higher Economic Committee of Zarb the federal d ._JR10E prices. They hope that the same Congress, based on a study by ministrator , declining wells which amounts, really, to a said after the small SONY end can be atWned by other the committee's staff Administration's rebuff by ("stripper" wells with an subsidy to consumers in New s 149.95 AC - DC Cassette card AM F M 2 CF 320 means eventual.1y; about the economists, is diat an abrupt oil Congress that his agency was output of less than 10 barrels a England from consumers In oilI CF 550 Port. I - pt Stereo Cassette 269-9S 11f I 4 TC 30 17995 Deluxe Car Stereo w Auto reverse choice of other means they are decontrol will cut up to 3 per ''ma k I n" day); so is Imported oil, rich places like Texas and n e cc as a r 129.93 not Yet abk to agree, but they cent off the recovery of Min. Cassttte Recorder 2 TC 42 the preparations for an orderly something between 35 per cent Oklahoma. 139.93 Min. Cassette Recorder w-counter 3 TC AS th.ink revivirig the economy and gross national product and add transition" when the controls and 40 per cent of American Farmers in the middle west Flatt. oper. Cassette recorder 169.95 2 TC 55 restrarnlngprice lnflatlonmore 400,000 to 700,000 to the expired, as he expected they consumption, and the great plains are Port. Cassette Recorder 7000 2 TC 67 urgent matters thars reducing unemployment roWs in the next would, at the end of August. In practice, since these dif. protected by getW* supplies of AC-DC Port. Cassette Recorder 149.95 I TC 92 the dependence On WVOfW OU. six months; and that it could AC.DC Port. Cassette Recorder 139.93 The thought of an orderltv ferent categories of oil are natural gas (much of It in 2 TC 110A President Ford went about as Economy Stereo Cassette Deck 1119-95 2 TC 121A far to meet them asaman can Economy Stereo Cassette Deck 119.95 2 TC 129 Deluxe Stereo Cassette Deck w. Dolby 3".95 I who really believes that the TC 137SD Econ.6 trk. 2 chan.4 chan. 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DC I MR 94DOW )0000 representative members with I 2 Port, FMAMStereoRadloAC.DC TFM 7250W 4500 / whom it negotiated were, on 2 33 watt Stereo Arnplif ler TA 314OF 20000 this subject, in the dark Auto. Manual Stereo Turntable I PS SS20 190,00 themselves about what the .7 2 I DIrect-DrIve Turntable camp. PS 2251 43000 2 PS ssso Semi-auto Manual Stereo ll I 260.00 House of Representatives I 4-Chan. Decoder-Amplifier SQA 7030 I 250-00 would accept. 2 4.Chan. Decoder Sys. Selector SQD 230.00 The House s-c 1 wa Stereo e ver 3A by I AMFM Stereo Receiver 21 watt 30000 amended an energy bill of Its I 2 AM. FM Stereo Receiver 33 watt SIR 7055 1.50.00 own to Impose an actual price 2 Ster eo Receiver 20 watt SIR 6046A 280.00 TEAC reduction' this Is destined I ) 1310S 4hannei Tape DCCI( $1,149,00 never to become law. The I N I-I - ec a .: •• •• 4 I SOUTHERN AIR - r pire at the end of thb month, i i and therefore Congress passed a bill to eztend the 1973 act for another six months. 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' mi~ :( j'c.. 12 _~~ . - mm - I _I -- ~2 . ' - - -_-- . - - 125 _,. - r' . __________ __________ ':: Area Engagements "' ' - h l G .....•- __ ... ,6 - T1_ : - •- '! - - 0 • ______ -i- : 1W2_1 Russell F. Germain of Sanford. Miss Schulze is presently It - JUDV LYNN SClIU12F employed at Zayre's and her fiance Is employed at Strom- R ESTING DIP A T n'' berg.Carlson. '' The wedding will take place FLORIDA HOUSE on Saturday at 11 a.m. at All SoulsCathollcCburch,Sanfotd No Invitations itli friends and relatives of the couple are in vited to attend. A reception will follow the ser'.ice In All Souls hail. . • The couple will make their . participants and local in unduplicated anywhere In dividuals that have contribut ed Florida head emphasized that significantly to Stephen Foster this facility is a resource for all Center. Other dignitaries have Floridians which will be wd in A been invited to participate i so vitally needed in North The new ampl:itheater, which Florida. The amphitheater wHI features dressing rooms, a 40 act as a springboard to set the foot stage and thie latest in new direction the Centff has and taken: a center for folk arts, sophisticated sound lighting, hoF been a long crafts and the performing arts- unt public there 90 family event this fried fish for such low prices! Is invited to On Saturday, the TriJ'ounty whichmarkstheofficlalkickOff Roadrtinners C.B. Radio Club of the will sponsor a fish fry at the hearing Conservation Jam Sanford Civic Center from 4- boree. A han&ome door prize 7:30 p.m. All proceeds will will be awarded during the _~ benefit hard of hearing children it IF s 4~j "L3 0 x, o ,ø < \ \5' \Ø . . C\ 3~ - & 90 \§ > "> c \CP . C) . ~16 ) &' Ø ~,P - N,\-\' ,A .i 3" ør e( evening. - 4% il _ri. - 40 \ o 0 cP " 16% at ~&T64';K-6:i- JL -. ~_ ,,.Z;,-A . -1 I (~ ' i. ' I ''"" . - __ De l ivered 6 a week to your home, I-W only 55c a week -$2.40 a month. • I AK_ 7 I - ' ______ , 'f" ,, L.~ 1, Slacks, Shirts Jackets I- % ~A I , "'. I . ,/" Long a Short Sleeve i Colors: Burnt Umber lonarrion, Ani:c,ve 'While "', k .1 ___."_ _Wi_1*ff!TA _W- . - I-- k . - - . .,- . . - . * ' - I A, . . . til- -,-- - - . .- -- . -- - . / resulting in a totally inint look. Dawn is the daughter of . .. I gathered with i$atIc for ruffle effect that is a - 1 ;4,. - and sleeves are solly _C~7 z ~ , r clever combination of solid color and geometric -. __________ %" I ;k% , , "T" J. ' 4 .~~ ___ _A*. Vf . - effect Is created with a ' ., .1 ( .1 I clarmIng from any angle in her fashionable Kate (ireenaway dress The . , . Weekly, look s . - -.4.~-c,._~_ V, Aj DOWNTOWN SANFORD _____________ Complete Line of ,, 9 tit liftic iiia;drobt _______ ____ - vd Sizes S to 10 AAAA to B Widths 1 .. -' _.__ ~ ---zz_ . 1-1. - , , __,J-~,`. -%~_ 1. ~~ ~ - 0~% -- - .4 - . We*kley of Sanford. We also ftafure fashion% - , -_ byCinderella, White Stag . --. other famous ., nd _r 1_ IN manufacturtri. ~~W I * - -t,.-, - FYT_M . ;~_~_ i ^ il Y, - Blue Roadrunners To Host Fish Fry SPRINGS pre on - I De all) dedicate the new cultural grassy hi l lside surround ed by He will deli'. er a facilit ering me trees, acts an 0 . Barbara Muller, music instructor at Seminole Community The Volusia Chapter of College, took a seIcome break From her historic Bicentennial -%alk" from Sanford to Philadelphia, when she stopped recently Education for Genfle Childat Florida [louse in Washington. D.C. There she met with dimtor birth, is offering a new series of 1ichatl S Muffin tpkturcd abo'.et '.ho gave Ms Muller in- classes begtnningSept 8 Form %S t'hingtnn and i', in turn se nted iIh For registration information tnt niorabilia 1mm tht Sttphen Foster Memorial The purpose of conta ct Mrs David Gocken, Ms. Muller's summer trek Is to gather folk mementos and Deltona or Mrs. Dwight red iscover .%tntrk is past Morrow DeLand thou _N, J~, ImItona MethoWst Church on Normandy Boulevard, Deltona, in Room S at 7.30 on Monday . &-inford. WIUTE SI'RIGS - The awaited addition to the Stephen Stephen Foster Center's new Foster Center. Al Head, the amphitheater will be dedicated director of the Center, noted at 9 30 am Aug 29, as the that this facility will vastly opening of the 23rd annual improve our capability to Florida Folk Festival present qualit y programming of all kinds to Nor th Central Secretary of State, Bruce A P ~~ . Evening I-Ieiakl Folk Center To Open SONY $143167 - I SANFORD FL ORANGE CITY OFF:C& STE REO .- • - • I .\ I111111111111111111!111111I U411siff"I = , 6 -A . V k M. EMiNOLE 'AojtrRPAR.V0FF1C9 LONOW040DOFFICE9 - OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. DAILY r_ __. , - I S MPNOFFiCt Ov i I 00 Or F i C ( __ __ 1 - •.4.b- Breat Of Life Campaign Begins # I 5319717 . f. LENDER I Front Load : for money Clerk to contact the state where She believes the reason more the respondent is living. women don't use the service is Generally, the respondent will ;.,J thattheysjmnlyareunawar it be summoned to appear before :', exists. Men, on the other hand, the State Attorney to explain she fee ls, are often too proud to why he is behind in pa ving ,; admit they need the support support and an agreement Is money. reached to continue payments In some c failure to get a man I remem be r one who resume payrnents' an result In was granted custody of his four a Jail sentence for the children and through the respondent _____ ____ ______ 59 79 95 179.95 3A9 95 .... .'. . $ .. PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER. 'O' 40 - Headphones Headphones Cassette k Cassette Deck 1" - ,, 299 95 24 95 USED EQUIPMENT MUST GO I I 1111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIII a ct r ye re Headphones &0*1 1 MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 Sanford e Di 49995 95 39995 139.95 !71 14 P .4.g ' T i" tioners in. Seminole County, the Sheriff ths that the year and before Christmas, Indeed out of state, and the when they are hardest pressed Judge au thorizes th Court the , 95 Receiver ilOwalt Quad Receiver 40 watt Quad Recelver8Owatt 4 Channel lntegratedamp8owatt CD-4 Demodulator Turntabl 4 SE 700 2 CT 3131A - ' OX- 646 OX - 747 I 1 1 1 I . '- 11,- - Abby 199,95 219 95 349.95 Receiver 100watt .. - 349.95 Tuner AM FM TunerAM.FM . 'Z'' ' i,,, ,• 1 - * '. 89 95 69 95 49.95 integrated Amps, 90 watt Tumtr AM. FM Tuner AM - FM on all certificate accounts, - Matr mony - , Dear i Turntable Turntable Turntable i -- . _ harassed. The money from her parttime Job was barel) paying the rent and grocery bills, and now her three kids were all begging fornewclothes to star t the school year off In. "It's been three months now since he sent any money," she sas explaining, referring to her Integrated Amps 40 watt Fecleral regulations require a subitantial interest penalty for early withdrawals t. ) ou can get him to pa) up" 04 tIM'AH ABBY Becaust ou The request, or hundreds like have always been a good friend Iii' : . •. it, was directed at Seminole , , to the Como Park 7.00, i _. ! . . , I County's Support Secretary, asking a favor of you. - Merd Younger. Most of the ' We have a 5- mont h-old ) ' be pa id $25 a week by his for sometimes,' said Ms Younger petitioners are divorcees, _ -female Orangutan named JO) .! '' , • met '. ife He caine to U.S "I write and write and don't get ., I women whose ex-husbands, who has been invited to the Los I a. ; . . _* seeking help when the wife anywhere. I have a good one reason or another, have Angeles Zoo on a "breeding ' r' •". . stopped sending the money. number of regular petitioners." loan ceased sending regular alimony .,. . . - --. "I expect we will have mor e ." They have a male a week and we like to have A divorcee herself who is or child support checks. Or they , i orangutan natned Guy whom ___ ,*male petitioners, now that more raising four sons, Ml. Younger weekends free to maybe go --2.7 _ .6 .L,iff1;N,I , T may be grandparents or sisters, they would like to male with i ....a divorced women are having to believes she understands well someplace together, but with II ~ ~ II . -.1. worried because they art Joy. ~ri ~i;~ .. pay aliniony or child support," the plight of many petitioners, h l" all these sheet-rock jobs he has -_ . 1~ unable to support the children Do you know anyone who has -I speculated Ms. Younger. '1~ - 4V . . to do for friends, he's tied up. - ," although she tries not be -- left in their care without some A-- aman air-conditioned automobile 14, ,I.**__ The first step in getting the become a "Dear Abby" figure ,. . Ilow can Carl turn these 7i. financial assistance from the 1 who would be willing to drive people down in a nice w, -_ flow of support money to -start -4 - - . children s nitur ii Irnts Jo) .nd hr foster parents - . . gatn, Ms. )Ouflger expliined, ('i(I •S * T j- office is in the Masonic (Aricneand Joe Scheunemann) . is to establish that the Building across Park Avenue I)F,%,, WIFE Carl should State Attorney s Offi ce (ails to .-...-' petitioner Chicago to board an airplane simply tell them that he's sonknows the from the Seminole County ' under the Uniform Reciprocal K to transport Joy to LA.7 but he doesn't have the whereabouts of the respondent. Courthouseand she can be _______________ timeJoy is small enough to be held . Other relevant informaflon contacted by telephone through And he'd better start practleIng ~~ - A points out she is neither a ~`_1-4I \ in one's arms, she ha.s good that line % ... --w@00 ! - , hile he's still In sheetregarding the amount of sup, the State Attorney's office in '--"-'-manners, and she would do no rock because when he beco mes missing persons bureau nor a -" port when It was last paid and the courthouse. damage to the autolliobile. an he'll have even year. ( era do spend time being a li ttle of h) JOHN FLETCHER, more "friend;" Imposing uOtO questionnaire. There is no fee l'aItes HAIR DRESSER for the service if the petitioner DIRECTOR hini for favors. .t With Following tier job is perhaps even more vices, a private attorney or the -ST. PAUL COSIO af ter a while stop sending are just the people who actual.ly can present an affadavit of Up To 70 Pct. difficult: s has to try and get County Legal Aid Office, PARK ZOO support money back to their seek us out; there must be Insolvency certified by the ) DEAR ABBY: This Is in the CALL JIMAVANT ndents to pay up. I DEAR JOHN: If JOY 11 a response to your column item It appears there are a good fainilies. Sis. Younger handles many more cmen who don't Division of Family Services. 323-0624 or To qualify for assistance number of former spouses who anywhere from 15 to 30 new come to this w office that we "liberated" orangutan, she about the person who loved to through the Sup po 322-1426 The petition and affadavit are rt Offi ce, a run off to another sta te and cases each mon th. "And these never know about." The then filed wi th the Court in maynolljketheldeaofgo(ngto travel,butwhoinvarlablyhada 11tbea(ijesIdeflt1ln I.A. to accommodate the male. seat next to some longwinded e County must If Guy %ants a date %ith a sure bore. 0 .I able to furnish the address of thing. why doesn't HE fly to St. I pretend I don't speak the out-of-state respondent. Pour English! Alternatively, PC On the other hand If Joy near lyf I be out-of-state, in which case More than 26 volunteers for diseases. childrer. with cystic fibrosis and of over 115 Cystic Fibrosi WANTS to met Guy in LA., I method J the respondent must live in the IW5 Breath of Life CamThe canipaign's Door-to-Door other lung-damaging diseases. Centers, research projects will provide the child bride with When someone cranks up, I paign will call on their neigh- drive will be conducted by the 3 air-conditioned transportation. say; "No hablo ingles" or 11J'n Seminole County. "Our cause is a very im- around the world and var'ous If both petitioner and bors, Sept. 8 to ask their help in Greater Florida Chapter of the portant one. Lung diseases kill educational programs. And I hope she returns "heir- nir1e francalsc ' . espondent are in Florida, the the fight for the millions of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as more children in this nation . conditlootd." Of cmu-se I have to be careful case is handled through the Cystic Fibrosis Centers, in t 0 . . 8 DEAR ABBY: My husband that when the stewardess or bus State Division of Family Ser. children across the nation who part of its annual effort to raise than any other disease except SU e in • .... k.. &n i ing cancer, sai d '•. r1•..r...r ay a teaching hospitals ____________ does sheet-rock work for a driver comes by, I don't L a ke y, affWated witl~ leading medical fiving. lie makes good money, respond in English! I also have . - W 1. . -_ .. _~ --.-7 W chairman of the campaign. schools and universities, - - _- ~_ . -"Cystic fibrosis (C-F) is the provide diagnosis, accountant, so he 's been going English language book or . number one genetic killer of and referral to children sufto night school. He's young and newspaper, which is a dead .~ children." fering from cystic fibrosis, smart, and will finish his ac- giveaway. With these 0, /1" - NSTANT PRINTED According to Mrs. Sas.sman chronic Counting course next yeai' precautions, it works nearly COPY SERVICE j-----J.. contributions to the annual bronchi'ectasis, "childhood 71v problem is that everyone every time. • -- . Breath of Ufe Campaign wW emphysema" and recurrent -, we meet asks Carl what he does One of my female friends !Nam ! ~~ .- - help support a national network pneumoma. for a living, and when he tells discourages would- be con. 100 . J them he does sheet-rock work, versaftonallstsbyremoving her --J COPIES they say, "Oh, come and take a partial upper plate. A big, ______ __ __ ::: I 'I' - - / Pr enatal look at this hole in my wall," or, toothless grin in the direction of FA IRWAY 1. 1. "I'vebeenlookingfocsomeone the offender is usually * f _____________ ,i1' 11 I 4 : LAUNDROMA'U todothatkindofworkforme." ficlent "uVrr-Jwii.pu 'asses e . rnr t A1I..J . l': i.r • ,i -Dry Cleaning at budgets: LL PICK-UP .4ria;pi , '.or, five u.uYs VETERANTRAYELER prices and coin laundry ,. Education For A Gentle & DELIVERY service in a pleasant at. 1 c'•,j . Birth, a non-profit (rganization 1 0 dedicated to pre ,"Picked Up One Day -vvmm for t1w birth of their child in a .. .. . 1 -.-- - - : Delivered The Next" di if'ed ded educated FAIRWAY PLAZA -4,1 ! = % QUALITY HOUSE is offering a new series of K On Hwy. 17-92 at 27th PRINTERS, INC. classes. : I 322.9139 -. Expectant couples or : • Try it you'll like it! . ' mothers-to-be are encouraged Sc u ze- ermain • to at tend this series If they are i _______________ Mr. and Mrs. Jacque Schuize . about eight weeks from their __ p E.r9 of Longwood announce the expected delivery date. Pre" O ,, registration for the Sept. 1 • 1 engagement a nd approaching I I marriage of their daughter, series will be handled by Mr. . A. -..-. Judy I snn to Lan') Joseph and Mrs Walter Menwether of j 2999c 199 95 239.95 12S 95 ho"Fl- mik on sour fact - 1P each 189.00 each 269.00 each 359-00 t By ABl(AlI VAN BURI . ELACMIRACORD Mlraco,-d Turntable Miracord Turntable Miracord Turntable Miracord Turntable I • 4myear Nivrri:At.... - - Speakers l 359.00 gj',. AMT-5 2 I VI\(, IIL1'iIF. I 1 I Thur%day,4ug21 1975-114 Women s Th: woman looked :and The Herald Services - , ... - __ , i ---- 71 i smok9: r Open Mon thru Sat 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. m I / 1 es er s fl Of -• I I ttif _-- __ waidrobt 1441&1111,U1 - 210 C. First St. 200N. N Park Ave. . anford Fl , . 22 .aat,rd Ilor,dm 1111111111111111 - E. FIRST JEQLCc.e PH 12') 'IC')A I - - - A �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Thursday, Aug. 21, 197S SPORTS Devastating Storm Rips Through South Sem'inole 9 lContinucd From Page i'M fell. The major portion of rain, the hqviest downpour lasted about 15 minutes," Floyd said, estimating three inches of rain fell during that one-quarter hour period, He noted SR 436 was nooded by the Centra stores at Maitland Avenue, creating traffic problems. Police alarms went off in many city banks and savings and loan institutions and the fire alarm sounded at Florida Hospital North. Power generators at some of the city's utility plants were knocked out, requiring emergency power to be swit. ched on. The four-mile long damage area in the SR 436 corridor in apparently began Casselberry's Seminole Plaza where the store window at the Shoe Tree was blown in. Damage has been estimated at $125 to $150. Power was out in the downtown Casselberry area for one hour to 90 minutes, according to the Casseiberry Police Department. Large hail stones, measuring as much as one Inch across, fell in many areas of Casseiberry. Debris from fulling trees was being cleaned up today. Seminole Sheriffs' Deputies reported eight window panes at the Central Florida office of the American Red Cross, 99 W. 436, Fern Park, were broken in the front window. A screen was damaged when a large piece of Sealy Special I Back Save r Royale® piastic from "some nearby business" was blown against the front of the building by high winds, Deputies reported $4,000 in damage at Valley Forge Apartments on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs. Deputy David Duguid reported high winds destroyed a sign, outside lights, six flag poles and pool furniture and a cupola was blown off a roof and a top off a pump house, At the Club 436 parking lot, a i972 Pontiac Sedan, owned by Catherine 13. Quinn, 115 Salem St.. Altamonte Springs, sustained $500 in damage when the wind blew a steel chimney plate from a nearby building onto the car, Some $600 damage occurred at the Fern Park Auto Parts on SR 436 when three front windows were blown out of the store, deputies report. The entire front glass was blown in, doing considerable damage at the Schwinn Bicycle Shop off SR 436. Two persons were Injured when the winds blew in the front window at the Dairy Queen, SR 436, Fern Park. Injured from flying glass, according to Deputy Ed Standley, were William Jones, 24, with a shoulder cut and his wife, Marcia Jones, 25, who suffered a cut on her left knee and right arm. Both were treated In the emergency room at Florida Hospital North and released, The front of the store was AT severely damaged. None of the store personnel were injured. STERN ASSOCIATES At the interstate Mall, south SEE OUR AD of SR 436 at Interstate 4, the whole glass front at the main entranceway next to Mon PAG 1E . 10A_ Igomery Ward store was blown into the lobby. "There could have been a lot FLORIO1 more damage and many more f injuries If the windstorm had struck a residential area rather ARRIVEA11VE than the SR 436 corridor, Floyd 'HINf STAIF ft said. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. 21,1975--1 01) They're Going To Miss That Man heckered flag once again. Tiny was an aggressive driver that would take, but never 1,, ive an inch. If a car got around him, the driver deserved It. But usually, Tiny would come right back and put his car in front. Most drivers knew not to lean on Lurid, because Lund ould lean back harder. In Jacksonville earlier this year, Tommy Higgins and Lund were in a shoving contest. ilie result was Higgins' car in the wall and Tiny out of his fl,x. ..n .'$ wonlg A ... ii.,IVJI.V. Ca.. Vb tar chasing itiggins unu andITeW crew uvcI £IIU IPA "liok at that. Have you ever seen anybody put a car around the track like that?" The speaker was a regular driver at Volusia County Speedway. The driver he spoke of was Tiny Lund, who was headed again for the victory circle at VCS. And I thought he had to be the best short-track racer around. The last time Tiny was down this way, he told me he had an open date in his schedule and came down from some fun racing. He was bidding for the late-model sportsman championship: I asked him about "fun racing" and he just laughed. "Well," he said, "when you are running for the points, ou run with 10 or more cars that really make you push your - -1 ._, . .. . , , - - '- -.1! i'fljO} the race." Tiny also said that the bigioint races were on asphalt, and 1w liked to run on dirt tracks because he could put on a show for the crowd. That night lie said that Itay Gardner's I - , . l A lA t tE i.t, .L. -- l.rnd and Higgins were pitted next to each other, best of Friends again, Tiny, a giant of a man, (6-feet, 4-inches; 250 pounds) spvnt most of his time in late-niodel sportsman action, but .. .. •I.....,s• r,,-.,.,I nfll,ifl.flOni fhn this iitwrcn4wnvs tie held the record with 41 (rand American wins, and he was the 1973 Grand National East champion with five 1ctories, lie also won the Grand American titie in 1968 and 1971. In 1970, he won 19 Grand American races, including 10 straight. Lund's biggest win was the 1963 Daytona 500 when he drove a Wood Brothers' Ford. Tiny's gone now, having died in a wreck at Talladega Sunday, doing what he did best in this world - bringing a lot of enjoyment to the people he knew with his sharp wit and nfl fir flI%tII nil r,.' I IlIIIUlil JUIdIIII For his racing fans, he would broadsljde his car through the turns sideways, even ii he was a lap ahead. He knew that's what they caine to see. I'hey carne to see Tiny. And they're going to miss that fl �Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Thursday, Aug. 21, 17.S SSIL\ S,,:i,irr'pers I Rams' Fred Dryer Zaniest FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) — Every professional team has Its cutups, Its pranksters, Its funloving free spirits but perhaps there Is none more professional than Fred Dryer, the Los Angeles Rams' resident zany. He's not loud, ostentatious, particularly lunatic oreven original. He Just doesn't act like a professional football player whcn he's off the field. The 29ye.ar-old defensive end from San Diego State, one of the best in the National Football League, has a few characteristics that set him apart. —He lived for a time In a 1970 Volkswagen van, not because the Rams don't pay him enough but because it suited him. —He grew a full Cmdr. Whitehead beard with c: f Isj F I... 's Zciri!r ? Rfi U I an elaborate turn-of-the-century mustache and explained It to a reporter: "I stole a car In Pico Rivera and now I'm In hiding." —lie shows up In the lunchroom at the Ram training camp here, goes to the refrigerator, takes out a few steaks and goes to his room to do arnazir.g culinary things for himself and other Ram friends. —He and wide receiver Lance Renizel dressed up as 19th-Century reporters and showed up in the press room at last year's Super Bowl, ostensibly to spoof the other writers. Fred's Follies. That's what some folks call them. But the articulate, Intelligent lineman does things subtly, eschewing attention. Why did he grow the beard? "Because I'd never done it before and I wanted to try something different." Why spoof the reporters at the Super Bowl? "It was just something that needed to be done. If you can't laugh at It ... I mean, it's not worth getting that wrapped up about, that serious about. "Oh, don't get me wrong. The Super Bowl Is big business and to the players who are Involved In it there's nothing more serious. But the game is nothing more than the two best teams in football meeting to see who's best on that gIven day. "Lance and I went to the Super Bowl and all these writers are concentrated in the same place writing about the obvious. Why couldn't some of them do what Lance and I did and write about the inobvious, even themselves?" Would he ever do that sart of thing agam? "I would no more do that again than telLithe same joke twice." is baseball." Franchise rules for the new league require 10 of the 14 players to be Miwrjrans. Ve'rc tiri t( NASI. lip trvk't on Americanization,'' Raone said. 'ii soccer's going to make it, it's going to do It with American kids. 'i'he ultimate example is Portland and Tampa," he said. "Virtually every player starting in Sunday's NASL championship game will be foreign. Although Portland, Tampa, San Jose and Seattle have done well attendance-wise, 16 NASL Iran- He and Rentzel now shire an apartment where Fred does the cooking. The aparLruent contains two refrigerators, three food bieriders and looks like a mini restaurant, "I prepare three meals a day in hen for Lance and me," he said. "It's not that (iiiere's anything wrong with our training food. It's good for you. It's just that it reminds m too much of bus station food," He began cooking for himself, he says, aftvera five-day intestinal ailment during a winter skiing trip. He had lost 10 pounds and "I kflCW when I lost all that weight that the only wa I'd get it back quickly was to cook for mysel hises have gone down in attendance." - "does nut require the high qumIitv of skill (if the outdoor game," to compete. lnakmg it easier for Ainurmcaa thls,"said Hagone of gaines on floors the size of hockey rinks. "It has theelementsof soccer hockey basketball and football rolled into one. It's fast, very rough, exciting and high scoring, sthat American fans want to see. (kitdoor players are too far apart and it becomes boring," The track Is scheduled to open Its 1975 season Sept. 6. SimIlar purse disputes have been at least partially settled at other Florida dog tracks. The Tampa track returns 21 per cent of its total mutuel handle to purse money, a figure the doginen want increased. No figure was available as to what percentage the owners are seeking. Marc Hill, spokesman for the dog. owners' negotiating team, said notices had been filed with the elate Board of Business Regulation. This Is required If there is a possibility of noncompliance with agency policy 15 days In advance of that move. "The filing of the notice with the state is a protective measure," said Hill. "The owners have contracts with the Tampa track, Individually, but after meeting, we have a negotiating team that met with John Hater and appealed for an increase in purse money." Hill said Hater, the track president, had agreed to take the request before the track's board of directors, Hill, president of the Florida Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association, said he could not predict what the owners would do if the Tampa track declines any increase, or how they would react to any increase. Hill said that Flagler of Miami still returns 2 per cent, despite recent problems there; that the St. Petersburg track returns2.75; Daytona Beach 3 per cent and W Baseball Leaders SPORTS AmI.iCaa League East W L PcI. OS 75 50 400 Ratilmore 7 54 .5.45 7 Plpw York 67 61 501 12 Cleveland ¶5 66 .453 11 American League PA'TTINC, 1)00 at bats)(Srpw, Mm. 370. Lynn. Bsn. 330: Munson. NY. 316; Har arov, 'Tei. 313: Washington, Oak, 310 P U N S-Lynn. ftsn, 7$. Mil*kqp S6 60 4.4 19 Cai'ew, Min. 7$; Rice. Btn, 75. Detrg,t 50 75 100 2S Ystr:prntki, Bsn, 7; Mayberry'. West KC, 71 Oaklanø 75 50 600 RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn. Kans City U 54 557 S' Bsn. II; Maybecry, KC, IS; Chicoo 61 63 .497 13", L.May. Bat. 13; RIce, Bsn.' $2; Texas 61 65 414 14', G.Scott, MU, $1 51 U 140 Il', HITS-Ca,ew, Mis,. 160; Mvn California SI 69 457 ii son, NY. 113' Rivers. Cal, 142, Wednesdays Resvltt Ws1hingi, Oak. 110; G.Brett. California 6. Milwaukee 1 KC, 1 Gaklano 7. Detroit 1 DOURLES-McRae, KC. 31. Cbio S. New York 3 L yen, Rsn. 3). R Jackson. Oak. E5ns1s City 3 Boston I 37: Singleton, Pat, 7$. May Baltimore 3. Minnesota 2 berry, KC. 71 Only games scheduled TRIPLES-Rivers. Cal, II; Teday',Oam Orta, ChI, 10 C Brett, KC. 9. 6 Chicago Ikaat 170) at New T.ed With 6 Ycrk 'Mtdith U 13). In) H0ME PUNS-Mayberry. Clevelarwj (ercwn 57) at KC, 79: P Jackson, Oak. 7!. Kansas City (LltteiI 00), In) G.Scofl, Mit, 77: Bonds. NY. Oak land lHoIf:mar, 4 10) at fl Purrughs, Tn, 71 Milwaukee (Traycrj 57). In) ST 0 1 E N BASES-Rivers. I"ialtimore (Palmer 197) at Cal. 67; WashIngton. Oak. 35. Tp,a (Perry 1315), in) Out, PlC'. 33; Remy. Cal. 31; Only came's scheduled C,sre'w, Mm. 7$ Fridays Games PITCHING (I) Oeces,ons)-.it in) Mc'ie', Rn, 97. III, 36) (alifnj'na at New York, En) Palmer, Bat. It 7. 73$, 771. (Ievpla at Kansas C'ty. In) p (p Rtn. 16 7. $96. 367; Oakland at Mtwauke'e, li-it Wi'e, Bcn. 167. 696, 107. Detroit at Micyiejola, En) Plyleven. Mm, 136. UI. 7 97; Rltimo, at Texas, In) p.' Twi-j, Bat, Ia 7. 647. 3 77 Clii. 179, 65,4. 312. Tan aria. ('at. 116. 647. 760 National League STRIKEOUT$-Tanan, Cal. East Ryan, Cal, 17$; Blyleven. W L PCt. GB Mm, $69. C Perry. Tex. 161; PittSburgh 69 Blue, Oak. 760 PhuipP 6$ 56 54 National League $t tools 67 50 536 7', PATTING at 300 bats)-NPw York 64 60 516 Mad'k. Clii, 361. r S'mmont, CP"caoo 51 U 440 17 st,. 3)7. Watson, Htn. 32$, Montreal 57 71 173 16', S.arioultleci. PQPI. 326; Morgan. Will ('in, 372; Joshua. SF, 377. Cincinnati I) 41 460 PUNS--CAsh, Phi. 03; Mor lot Angeles 67 57 .510 16 (in, II: Rose, Cm. $3, S Francisco 6$ 1 topes, LA, $0; Monday. Clii, 77 Dieo,o s. Si U 156 76" RUNS BATTED IPI'-Lu Atlanta 54 71 417 7$' ziriskl, Phi. 100; Bench. Cm. 95. HouSton 40 • '' St auh. NY. 17. T Perez. Cm. Wdnesday's Results • iiv. iS It's Angeles a9 Chrago. HITS-Rnse. (in. 164; Cash. rain PPiI. 144 Garyey, LA. 161. PhIladelphia 4. Atlanta Madtocl,. (PIi. IS) Millan, NY. P.ttt,mji'qh 1. San Franc,t:o 157 Sari Diego I. Montreal • DOURLES.--Rnse, Can, 40: !.f louis 1. Cincirviati 0 Rerh. Cm, 36; Lulmnski, Phi, Hutton S. New York 1. 10 in Crt,, ç, 31; Csli, Plie, - IN BRIEF Jacksonville Suns: Today'sGames Iris ArieIrs (Me'sserSmlth II) at Chicago 114 Reuj,Chet 1)1 Only osrnJ' %(hedued FrIdiy'i Games HOuSton at Chicago (ninnati at Pittsburgh. (tn) Atlanta t St LouiS. T'hladelphia at San DIoqo, fri) 79 7f'IPLES-Oros's. Exh4bitions TodaysCaasn S.'in rranc'icn at San Diego FrIday's Games P,ttttiurgh t Baltimore NPw Enoland at Plitadeipha at Washington 0; P Metaer. Htn. 9; Kessmoqir, ('hi, 7 () P,si-kpr, Pali. I M, (,rffc,, (in. I. JOStu.ii SF, $ HOME RUNS. LuliriSki. Phi 31. SrP,midt, Phi. 2$; Kirnjman. NY, 75; Bench, Cu's. 23. ('.Fo'sti',-. Cit's. 71 STOLEN BASES. Loøes. LA, Mnrqn, Cm. 1, Brock. Stt, IS; crstreat at .ot Angeles. In) New York at San Francisco, Mon. P,o Foo'boll I I'ftn, c'si. Km. 10. Car 21: P Manguel. 71 PITCHING ill Decisions).P4rahri'sky, StL. 103. 769. 1 53; (,t'tlett. Ct. 10). 714, 700; Bit. lh',oham. Cirt , 13), 34, Denny, 'ft.. *3. 777. 3 67; Se .rr, PoV. I? 7, 700. 2 I): P Jrnem,, SO. t6 7. 696. 7 10, Kirhy, fin, *4, $67, 153, Pior men, (in. $4 U7. 3M STPSKTOUTS Seam. NY, )75: Messv'rtrnith. LA. 774. tjt 157 Chafd. H 112; Montefux.rri SF 710 . FORT WORTH, Tex. (Al') With the spotlight locked on Jack Nicklaus, the fledgling Tournament Players Golf championship resumed Its romance with the bIg time today on the scenic and sinister Colonial Country Club course. "We've done everything we can to make this the top golf tournament in the world," proclaimed PGA Czar Deane Beman as the game's elite launched the chase for a $50,000 tp prize. "The condition of the course is Impeccable," Beman said. "We consider this as good a test of golf as there Is, and this Is as great a field as ever assembled." A purse of $250,000 coupled with the tournament's "designated" status attracted all the superstars for this second running of the touring pros' own championship. "We're doing all we can to put the Ingredients In to make this a major tournament, But these things must stand the test of time," said Beman, who won a new five-year pact as commissioner on the eve of the 72. hole event. The tournament players want their championship to rank ahingslde the socalled BIg Fourofgolf—(heu,s.j - - A Team In The Dark JACKSONVILLE tAP) — The lights have nearly all gone out for the Suns. The Jacksonville Suns, a class AA club of the Southern league, have had troubles all season, spending most of it in the league's Eastern Division cellar. Three weeks ago burglars stole $900 worth of office equipment. Then high winds from a Wednesday afternoon thunderstorm blew over the 90-foot light pole which illuminates the right field of the Suns' home diamond, Wolison Park. Injurc From Beanball? BOSTON (APt — The imbalance In the left ear that put Boston Red Sox third baseman Rico Petrocelll on the 15day disabled list may be the result of eing hit by a pitch last season. Petrocelli was hit on the head last Sept. 15 In Milwaukee by a Jim Slatcn pitdi and missed the rest of the season. (r)4 Nicklaus Set For 'Players' Batie Moves To NASL SAN ANTONIO tAP) Thunder officials said I)on Ba tie has signed to coach in 1976 the San Antonio entry in the North American Soccer League. Ratle took oven the Thunder at mid-season earlier this year after former mentor Alex Perolli mustered Just one win in nine outings. - 17.Year.Old Swims Lake Erie ERIE, Pa. (AP)—.Tim Budny, a 17-year-old from Erie, Pa., swam 31 miles across Lake Erie from Canada In what is believed to be the first successful attempt to cross the lake. New Jersey 9 In LI Finals WIWAMSPOWr, Pa. (AP) Solid pitching by DIon Lowe and his team's outstanding Infield defense has put I.akewood, N.J., into the finals of the 1975 LIttle League btseball chainplonships. Lowe struck out eight batters while walking only two Wednesday as Lakewood put together an extra-liming rally to defeat Nocthildge, Calif., 3-0. Ncrthridge pitcher Craig Stevenson struck out 15 batters and the game wis scoreless after the regulation six innings. But the deadlock was kokin In the top of the seventh when an rro1- and a hard smash to right field by Scott khulman put aai the winning runs. Lowe'm pitching was augmented by the .akewood Infield, which handled 10 grounders rithout an es-rot. Northrldge commItted two eTrots. Lakewood returns Saturday to meet the rinner of tothy's contest between Tampa, Fla., - ' This Is the fIrst time sInce 1956 that foreign have been excluded from 'e baseball competition. The Lakewood players were Jubilant on the field Immediately after Lowe fanned two Californians to end the game, but later they appearedtotajt the win Instride, "It was a tough game. That was the toughest team we ever played," Lowe calmly noted while eating dinner. He was asked If he got tired, the p . , -- 100 Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $4.5 09 Florida Statutes 1057. 5' Philip E Blake Publish, Aug 7, 11. 71. 7$ 1975 0(076 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby g,ven that I am as engaged in business at Winter SprIngs, 201 Birch Terrace, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of P H S CO and that I Intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $63 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. S' Robert H Sudduth PublIsh Aug Ii, , , 11975 0(0 , FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In busmnesv at 7a07 S Decottes Ave Sanford. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of BUSINESS SERVICES OF SANFORD, and I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semlnc,fe County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit' Section 163 09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Henry ,) Boissonneault Pubilsh' Aug 14.71,71, Sept. 1. 197$ 0(066 ,, m• With ' ________________________ p - FICTITIOUS NAME Pfoticeisherebygiventhat wear, engaged in t,usiness at Pt I Box 355. Maitland, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RIP TREE SERVICE, and that we tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit' Section 16500 Florida Statute's 1937 5' Ronald Batten Raymond Foster ') Publish Aug 7, 11,71,71. 975 DO 7$ . vacated Station Street East of A C I railroad & North of Prairie Avenue aid South otstate Road 434 Frosts Addition to Altamonte Plat Book 1 Page 11, *ttamcnte; S lOft Ill to 157 and 5', of , vacated Street adlacent on North and Lots 159 to 161 and Lots 112 to 117 arid vacated street on North, Frosts Addition '0 Altamonte. Plat Book I Page II 4 Begin SW corner Lot 17) run Northeasterly on East right of way of Station' Street 16! 37 feet East 4$) 2Sfee$ S Idecrees 77' II" W 3000 feet West 11045 feet South $7106 feet North $7 degrees OS' W 11021 feet South 7)967 feet West to br-ginning (less Road). P1*1 Book I Page II. 7 BegIn SE corner lot ill run North 210,4 feet N 57 degrees 0$' W 11021 feet South 219 67 feet East 160 feet to beginning ILess Roacfl, Plat Book I Page 14, $ flt'oin at intersection of East lire Lot III and North line State Road 436 run North 319 6 feet West 3435 feet South 390 feet East on Road 3107 feet to beginning. Plat Book 1 Page Lots 1 to I. Plat Book I Page $0 Lot 9 lLess beginn.rsg P1W corner run East 71 feet Southerly to i i , , point on South boundary 13 feet East - NOTICE TO BIDDERS ORANGE SEMINOLE OSCEOLA TRAPISPORTAT 1011 AUTHORITY 13$ Woods Avenue Ortando,Florid*]7$0$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ORAPIGE.SEMINOLE. OSCEOLA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY IS SUBMITTING AND ADDENDUM TO "Requests for Bids" and the Technical Specifications for the Purpose of a Bus Radio Communications System as per specification on file with available from the Orange. Seminole Osceola Transportat ': ' Authority. Sealed bids will be received until 1:00PM, October 17, 1975, in the office of the General Manage.-, Orange Seminole Osceola ' • , * 'i'd prCrlS numbered here I generally deScribed . through as ,iil that property zoned Industrial 'n the City of Altamonte Springs lying East ot lonmiwood Avenue and Oil the North and So'jth 'sides of Sfate South ' PublIsh Aug 17,1!, 19. 20, 7). 72. 1915 OEO of Sw corner run W 13 feet North 5,) feet to beginning) and West fi (cx't 1015106,11, Ptat Book I Pig. 14, 11 Lot 9 Less beginning NW corner run East 71 feet southerly to point on South boundary I) feet East of SW corner run W I) feet North SO feet to beginning) Lots 101 II (Less West 71 feet) all lots $7 to 11. P1st Book I Page 14 17 lot IS. Plat BOOk 1 Page I) Lots 16. Ii. II. and vacated street between Lots 161 17, arid Lots 71.79. 30. 31 and'Of vacated street On WeSt. P1st t'cik 1 page ' 11 Lots 19. 70. & 7) (Less Road). Plaf Book I Page II. IS Lots 731027 and 37 to 46 and Si 10 59 and part of Charles Street vacated Snd II', of vacated George of Street adiacent t South and vacated street on East (Less Road) ndIitoSO. Plat Rook 1 PageIl. 14 Lots 60 to 67 and N of vacated street adiacent on South (Less ,7ojd) Plot Book I Page II. 17 Lots It and 46. Replat of Wiriwond Park, P1st Book 3 Page 30, 5 Lots 17 and 4. PIat (tool Page 30; 19 Lots 1,, 30 and SI. PItt Book 1 Page 30. 20 tots ¶7 and 33. Piat ttook 3 Paoe 30; 7) Lot sa. Plat Book 3 Page 30; 7 Beginning at P4W corner of Lot S9rijnSouth 169 l7feet to State Road 136 last on Right of way line $67 U feet North 75197 feet West Ill i led tO Beginning being Lot 39 and oarl of t'r'Ottcid oar?. Plat (took 3 Page 30 , follow;' Begin at a point 650 feet East and 1037 10 feet North of the Section Post of tion , TownshIp 19 South, Range 37 East, thence run Southwesterly along a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius of 45 feet, a central angle of 72 03' 17", a chord bearing of South 5355'21" West, ai-i arc distance of 54 S9feet. th!'ncerun PlorlhllOJ' I?'' West I47.j feet, thence run North 1)1 feet more or less fh St Johns River, thence run Southeasterly along saId River 16.6 feet, 10 a point North of the Point of beginning, thence run South 113 feet more or le to the Point of Beginning. and ttie undersigned ai Sheriff of SemInole County, Florida, wIll at 1I;00 AM. on the SIP's day of Sep tember. A 0 197$, offer for Sale and sell to the highest bidder, for Cash. subject to any and all exIstIng leins. at the Proof (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above describeti personal property That Said sale it being made to Satisfy the terms of laid Writ of Road 436 Till PUBLIC HEARING is to be t''ii1 ri the (ity lull of AItinOnte ;prinas. Florida, on Thursday, September 1. 1975. at 7 00 p M. or n ?lii',PStti'i' as pssfllr at 55 which time interested parties nd citizens (or and against the proposeti rezoning will be heard THIS NOTICE is to be published by posting the properties aforesaid described and by posting at three publIc places within the City ot Attamonte Sprngs at 'east fifteen days prior tO the time of PbIiC I'.arino 19th DAY OF DATED THIS AUGUST. 197%. A (OFt If IA) SEAL) Phyllis Jordalil City Clerk ' Execution Avenue, Orlando, Florida 27505. Robe,' 0. Loral's General Manager PublIsh Aug 71, 71, 197$ 0(0 $17 Altamonte Springs. John E. Polk, Sheriff SemInole County, I omida Publish' Aug Ii, 7), 71. Sept I, )S DFQ 44 Florida Publish Aun 71. DFQ 171 I I rn,' 1975 legal Notice NOTICE OP ADOPTION OFORDINANCE NO. 1303 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You will take notice that the City issboiof t tyOfSbflfoCd. Pioriaa, Ofl AU9U%I II. 1Y1. P.Ss.O and adopted Ordinance No. 13. as follows This Instrument prepared by: C. VernonMiie,Jr.,CityAttorntyP.O. Box 1771, Sanford. Florida 32771 ORDINANCE NO. 1303 1NORDINANCE OF THE CITYOF SANF0R 0 FL0PI0A DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY ON SANFORD AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN FORD AVENUE AND PALMWAY AND BETWEEN POINSETTIA DRIVE AND ROSE DRIVE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RPOVISIONS OF CHAPTER 741. LAWS OF FLORIDA WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerli of the City of Sanford. Florida, a p1ition con taming the names of the property owners in the area described hereiflafterreq'jestingann,xationto the corlxtate area of the Clt of Sanford, Florida, and requesting to oe located therein; and . DC At . "v lIw 7 .' pralserof Seminole County, Florida, having certified that there ire two 5nIJed and that the said ;xoputy owners have signed the petition for As Deputy Clerk (Seal) r'urj,,,n----------------------nuqus' 11, 11 6. sePT. 1, isv 1'WC DCADI r tiC 14, 1975 0(073 hOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice I hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in theCity Hail In the City of Sanford. Florida. at 700 O'clock P M on September 72. 1973, to consider the anneation of property described as follows: Lot), Block?, Flora Heights. Plat f3ocli 3, page 19, PubliC Records ' Seminole County. Florida Said property is presently zoned RI (Residential) District. All parties In Interest arid citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at sold hearing. fly order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. thms 11th day of August. 1975 11 P4. Tamm, Jr City Clerk Publish' Aug $4, 7$, 2$. Sept 4, , 7975 DEO 69 __________________________ NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE HO. 13*4 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Yo,, will take notice that the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, on August Ii, 1973. passed arid adopted Ordinance No. $304. as follows ThiS Instrument prepared by. C VernonMize, Jr , City Attornty P 0 fib' 177$, Sanford, Florida 22771 ORDINANCE NO.13*4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FL0RI0A, s A 14 F 0 P 0. OECLARING'ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COP ('ORATE 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 17 97 AND BETWEEN AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND THE EASTERLY EXTENSION OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD Ill WITH THE ACCORDANCE F'ROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 71 190. LAWS OF FLOP IDA WHEREAS. there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, a pet'tson COfl finiflQ the name i.,f the property owner in the area thscribed hereinafter reques'ing annexation to the corporate area of the City of Sanford. Florida, arid requesting to be located therein, and WHEREAS. the Property Ap praiser of Semirv'le County, Florida, having certifieu that there is one property owner In the area to be annexed aid that Said property owner hat signed the petition for annexation, and WHEREAS. the City Commission c" the (it',' of Sanford. Florida, i'sss deemed it in the best interest of the City to accept said Petition and intends to annex said area NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD, OF THE CITY FLORIDA SECTION 1 The City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. hereby declares itt intention to annex to arid to make a part of the City of Sanford, Florida, at the expIration Of thirty days from the date of the passage cif this Or dinance. as provided for by Chapter 71 190, Laws of FlorIda, 1971. that certain property described as follows' Begin at a point on the Easterly right of way of line SR 6001. 15 U.S. 17 92 saId point being $58' Ii and 25.01 degrees East from section of said easterly P W line with the south 556 19' section 11, township 20 tooth. range 30 F. Seminole County. then run north 250) degrees E along said easterly P W lIne 3)3.10' then run Pd 9 59 17 F 105 11' to the west line of the SE Quarter of the SE quarter of said section II. thence run 5 0 57.01 W alonci said west line of the SE nuarter of the SE quarter section 11 to a point 14) 70' N 0 57' 1" E 5 from the SW corner of the SE qarter of the SE quarter of said section 11, thencerun West 558 19' tO the pOilt of beginning E CTION 7 That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its pat'1ac3e and adoption PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of Aug'jtt. A D.. 197$ s Lee P. Moore Mayor John C Morris 5' A A "Mac" Mcctanahan S Julian L Stenstrom S Gordon Meyer As the City CommisSion of the city Sanford, Florida By H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk Attest' Pu 19 Temm, Jr Publish Aug II. 2$. 2$, sept. 4 1975 ("10 71 ' of THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: SECTION 1 The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fiorida, hereby declare's its intention annex to and to make a part of the City of Sanford. Florida, at the expiration of thirty days from thi date of the passage of this Or. dinance. as provided for by Chapter 71.190, Laws of Florida, 1971. Phat certain property described as follows' 1013, Block?, FLORA HEIGHTS. according to the Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 19, Public Records SECTION 2 That this ordinance PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of August, A 0.. 197%. 5: Lee P Moore ' S H N. Tamm, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1S$-CA'O CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER FINANCE, INC. PlaIntiff, DUANE J NOVOSEDLIAK, DIGNA NOVOSEDLIAK. his wife, and JAMES W. RUPICH, Defendants TO DUANE J NOVOSEDLIAK and NOVOSEDIIAK hit Wife 107 Sherwood Place Bet Air, Maryland You are not'f led that an action foreclose a mortgage on the following poperty in Seminole County, Florida Lot 17, Block A, SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, UNIT 2, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Pla? Book 16. Page 71, Public Records of Seu'ilnole County, Florida has been filed against you and you are reouirr'd to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on BERNARD C O'NEILL. Jr PORY. CUNNINGHAM P. O'NEILL, PA Plaintiff's attorneys, w'sose address is $65 Hartford Building. East Robinson Street, Orlando. F'orida. 22101, on or before the 17th day of September. 1975 and file t, original with the Clerk of this Court, either before service on Plaintiff's or attorneys immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demhrded in this Complaint. WITNESS my hand and tha seal of this Court on the 11th day of August. ' Plaintiff, whose immediately thereafter; otherwise a 32101, and file the original with the Clerk Of the above Styled court on or before the 73rd day of Septerbec, IN THE CIRCUI COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 71.1S17.CA.*9.A NATIONAL STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Florida co'poration, Plaintiff, TOM I ODOM and GAVE ODOM. t I. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO' TOM I. 000M and CAVE ODOM. his wife Residence ursknowg YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the foltowing property In Seminole County, Florida: Begin at a point 530 feet South 0 degrees 00' 31" East øf the NE corner of NE ' of P4W SectIon 6. Township 71 South. Range 30 East, run North $9 degrees 16' 54' West 43$ 59 feet to Point of Beginning, run South 0 degrees 02' 31" West 715 feet. thence South 19 degrees 54" East 90 feet, thence NOrth 0 degrees 07' 31" East 24% feet. thence Norm 69 degrees 4.6' 54" West 90 feet to PoInt of Beginning Subject to an easement over the North 70 feet for road; arid Begin at a point 550 feet South 0 degrees 00' 54" East of the NE corner of PIE 'aof NW',, Section 6. Township 2) South, Range 30 East, run North $9 degrees 46' 54" Wilt 344.59 feet to Point of Beginning. thence run South 0 degrees 07' 31" We%t 21$ South $9 degre.s 46' 54" East 00 feet. thence North 0 degrees 02'31"East 745 feet, thenceldorthl9degrets 46'S4"West t0f'toPoIntof Beginning. Subject to an easement over the North 20 feet for road. hat been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on J Charles C,ray, of Gray. Adams, Harris I RobInson. 7 A . ptaint,f"s attorneys, whose address is 401 F Robinson Street. P 0 31181. Orlando. Florida 32102, on or before the 77th day of September. 1973. arid file ftc original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on plaintiff's attorneys or Immediately thereafter: otherwise a default Will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint WITNESS my hand and sea of this COO?? on August 5th. lOiS (Seal) Arthur H Beckwth, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk PublIth' Aug 7, 14, 71. 71. 1975 thence DEC.30 ___________________________— Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl P. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.I316.CA.O9.D F FOE PAL NATIONAL MOP IGACE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, - • Putllsh Aug 11, 71, 711 Sept. 1, 1975 OEQ 71 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME YOUNG JOHN SEAt'. JR , a k a JOHP4NI[ SEAY, and BARBARA P SEAY, hit wife. Defendants NOTICE OF StIlT TO BARBARA R SEAY RESIDENCE' UNKNOWN All parties claiming interestS by, through, under or against Barbara P. Seay arid to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest In the real property herC,n The uniierslgned does hereby dscrlbed YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ctlon to foreclose a mom tgaqe on the following real property in Seminole County, Florida Lot 91 WINSOR MANOR. FIR ST ADDITION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plal Book I?, page 2). Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you and you are'reguired to 'servea copy ot your written defenses. if any, to II on van den Berg. Gay '. Burke, P A.. at Poit Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 37102. and file the orIgInal with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before September 10th. 197$; otherwise a iudgment may be entered against yo'i for Whe relief c)errisnde'd in tnc cc'nplaint or petition. wITNESS my hand and the teal of pre.sloe'nt said Coe.il on August I1PI. 1V?5. Sworn to and subscribed 'o by (Seal) James E. Home, President before Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr me thIs 16th day Of August. A. 0 Clerk of the Circuit Court 1973 fly Elaine RiChard, C A. Murphy Deputy Clerk Notary Public Publish' Aut 7 '1, 7) 7$, lOiS Publish Aug 21. 261 Sept 4 11. $975 " 0(0 31 0(0 11$ certify that it is conducting a amusement & game retail business at 7AYPF SHOPPING CENTER. Fern Perk, Flida 37730, under the fictitious name of GAME WORLi.) and that said firm is comoosed of the following persons whose names and places cil residences are as follows, RAX ERECTING SERvICE, INC., 1900 KIngfish 9., Naples. Florida. Ownership of CAME WORLD it as AX ERECTING SEP. follw5' VICE, INC -100 PCI It is its Intention to apply to Ih Clerk Of the Circuit Court in arid for Seminole County, Florida to register the said name of GAME WORLD under the provisions of Chapter *6309 lSwS of Florida, Acts of 1970. Witness his hand, this 9th day of August. 1975 James E Home, . '-. V ' VICTOR BUTLER, JR. of EVANS & BUTLER, Attorneys for the Clerk of this Court either before feet, AMENDED NOTICEOPACTION (Seat) , '.,, City Clerk Publish' Aug. 14. 21. 21. Set. 4. 1973 DEO72 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Lillian Jenkins As Deputy Clerk ' hi5 wife, Mayor 5: John C Morris 5: A. A, "Mac" McCiarsaPian 5: Jullan L Stenstrom 5: Gordon Meyer As the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. By' H. Pd. Tarnrn, Jr. City Clerk Attest' . & _____________________________ shall become effective immediately upon its passage and adoption. - DIGNA C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND EIOHT!!NTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S.l$63.CA45.E CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SIS3l.CA4.A --UNITED COMPANIES FAGGART KUBOTA TRACTOR, a CIAL CORP., etc divIsion of Southern Hornei. Inc.. a Plaintiff, Corporation, vs Plaintiff, FRANK PRATHER and DONNA L vs PRATHER. his wife. DOROTHY j R. 1.. YORK. dba R, L. YORK REICHERT. THOMAS A AND SON REICHERT. MICHAEL T. Defendants. ELLZEY, ENGEBORG C. ELIZEY. FLAGSHIP BANK OF NOTICE OF ACTION ORLANDO, formerly THE ORLANDO BANK TRUST TO R. L. YORK COMPANY. ROY E. BLOCK and 1)34 Thomaiville Road PAUL HOMEL db a BRIAN'S Winston Salem RESTAURANT, Norlh Carolina Defendants YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a lien on the NOTICE OF SUIT following described personal property In Seminole County, TO' FRANK PRATHER and Florida, towit: DONNA I PRATMER ROY E BLOCK One (1) Model 1225. Kubota DOROTHY J REICHERT Tractor, Serial No 11719. and One (fl Model L260. Kubota THOMAS A PEICHERT Tractor, Serial No. Addresses unknown One (1) Model B6000. Kubota YOU A.'E HEREBY NOTIFIED Tractor, Serial No. Two (7) Model 4OCOE, Kubota that an action to foreclose mortgage Tractors, 5erII Not. 12491 and coveting the following real and Personal property In Seminole hat been filM against you together County, FlorIda to wit Lot fl. Block A, DRUID HILLS with the issuance of a Writ of At. tachment In aid of foreclosure, and PARK, Plaf Book tO page 21, PublIc you are required to serve a coov of Records of Seminole County. yourwrittendefenses,if any, tolton Florida C. has been fIled against you and you Jr., HUTCHISON MORRIS Pott Office Orawer H, are requIr to serve a copy of your default will be entered against you for the relIef demanded in the Complaint and Writ of Attachment. WITNESSmyhandaIhe5lof this Court cn the 16th day of August, 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiChardi Deputy Clerk 'Publish Aug. 21.2! & Sept. 4 11, 975 OEO.115 City to accept said Petition and intends to annex said area. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice attorney, onor before September 2), 1975. and file the orIginal with the annemation, and of the City of Sanford. Florida, has deemed It in the best Interest of the Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' Lillian I Jenkins 1 Section 1!. TOwnhp 71 SOuth, Range 79 East, the North 300 feet of West 700 feet and East 544% feet of P4W', South of State Road 4)6 (less part In Frosts Addition to ' City of Lonqwogd Seminole County, Flot'ida By' Onnie P Shomate City Clerk hand and the seal of thiS Court on the 11th day of August, ordinance of the City of Sublect properties are described as follows Section 1!. Tnnh,n l Range 79 East, the SW', of SW', of less Road) and East 25 feet of W', of NW', of SE' 7 Section 15. To*nship 2) South, Range 79 East, begin 364 5 feet Wett s -id 70 feet North of SE corner of run West 510 76 feet North 231 feet East 310 iS feet North to a point 300 lees South of State Poaa 4)6 East to pOint 34.1 5 feet West of East In.,' South to beqririnq 3 Section II. To,vnship 21 South. Range 79 East, beginning 70 feet North anti $75 76 feet West of SE corner cit P4W', run 14 731 feet East 3107% feet North to South right of way lIne of vacated West to Fast line Lot 7)5 of Frosts AdditiOn to Attamvite. South to point West of begifloing and East to beglnnng, . Crcrssvitlp. Tennessee , are and.West17 IfeetofLots707$,77I arid all lots 70) to 720 and part , ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 71161$.CA46.5 In Rej the Marriag, TIMOTHY R CUNDIFF, Husband; and VIRGINIA ANN CUNOIFF. Wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO VIRGINIA ANN CUP4DIFF. RI 9, BOX 759. Up Record classefications street , ' score both runners. Ned Rairws then blasted a . Altamonte Springs. Florida, Pfo 7? . Local Stars those tonn FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we ari engaged in business a? 690S Orlando Ave. Ftrn Park. Seminole County. V Florida under the fictitious name of TWIN CITY AUTO SALES, and that I intend to register said name the Clerk of the Circuit Count, Seminole County, Florida ri ac cord,qnce with the provisions of , Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section$4509 Florida Statutes 1937 Sig. D C. Jone's Jon Whit. Publish Aug. 21,7! & Sept 1, I), $9 75 0(0 113 _____ ' dustriat to (ommercat General, on the properties as (uescribed below, • way 131, Longwooa. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of 5EMORAN CENTER, and that I Intend to register Said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the - & Leaal Nof ice engaged in business at $31 E High NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENth4, FOR SEMIItOLE COUNTY, a bulk transfer Ii about to be m3ce FLORIDA The names and business addresses CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.l57.CAQ$ oO the transferor and the transferee CL?.Ftc,p BROWN CONSUMER sod all other business names and addresseS used by ti'e transferor FlNCF INC Plaintiff. within the last three years known te transferee are a Transferor Frank Black and ROBERT H LAP'IAM. Defendant. Jane Black, his wife. d b a "The Look Of Love Boutique," Seminote AMENDED Plaza, Highway 436, Casselberry. NOTICE OF ACTON Florida, 32707 L,'inam Transferee Robert T Smith and TO Phr1 Court South Linda I. Smith, hit wife, isn Phoeni, City, Alabama Canary Street. longwood. Florida YOU APE NOTIFIED that an Other Names None b All debts of the Transferor are SCtlOfltOfOrt'cfrflee mortgaqeon the following property in Seminole tobepaidinfullastheyfaIl45 County, FIorid resutt of the transaction Lot 31. of Block I in Replal of L. W. Carroll, Jr Esquire Shcts No I and 7 North Orlando Carroll Jones, P A. Townsite. 4th AdditIon, according to Post Office Box 9fl the Plat thereof recorded in PIat 71 U.S. Highway 1797 Book II, Pages Sand 6. of the Public Casselberry. Florida Records of Seminole County. 37707 Florida Publish Aug II. 71. 1975 has been filed against you and you DE067 __________________________ an rCquired to serve a copy Of your written ciefenses, 1 any. to it BERNARD C. O'NEILL. JR. o' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Potiy, Cunningham and O'Neill. CITY OF P A Plaintiff's attorneys, whose ALTAMONTE SPR INOS, address is $65 Hartford Building, 7 FLORIDA Fast Robinson Street. Orlando, orida, 32101, on or before the 17th TO WHOM ti P.'.AY COPiCFpi day of September, 1975, and tie the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN by the Planning Board of the City Of original wth the Clerk of this Court Altamonte Springt. FtOrida. IhAi eit),er before Service on Plaintiff's -' nimorneys or 'mniealafely said Board ssllI hold .s public hearing to consider the ueition of changing thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief i Jotuison, also 15-18, placed fifth in the 50 free and Philip Herto Ell-l2i placed sixth in the 50 back. ____________________________ Legal Notice [jFtic ' LEGAL NOTICE TO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS thataflaCtiOflforDISSOLUTlOPdOF Pursuant to Chapter 7)19 Laws of MARRIAGE has been filed against I British Opens, the Masters and Florida, commonly known as the you and you are required to s'rye a the PGA. Consultants Corn petit I ye Copyof your written defenses, lany, But when and If It Is to obtain NegotIation Act, the City of to Gene P Stephenson of Casselberry here'vith Publicly STEPHENSON, STALP'AKER AND such lofty credentials renwJn announces that It will need the BEANE, PA, Pott Offic, Drawer a matter of much debate. services of professional engineert One. Casselberry, Florida. 37707 The TPC must first earn for the implementation of Ordinance Attorneys for the Husband press and public acceptance, 250 (bond ordinance) and for a Petitione, fld file the orIoinal project extentling sewer collection the Clerk of the above styled Cojr' said eman, But, quipped and water distribution lines, In on or before September 9th. someone, it could become ma. t,f5ted pitieS %POuld contact Mr otherwise a Judment may be1975 en Jor overnight If Nicklaus would Kenneth H EhIers. City Engineer, tered ag5inst you for tae relief P0 Box 35. Cassell,erry, Florida. demanded in the Petition announce he's setting his Sights for details andor submit three on sweeping the "Big Five." Copies of standard form 251 as said Court on this, the Itt's d6y of Nicklaus, smiling and evidence of desire to be cOnsidered August, or before Monday, September I. (Seal) relaxed and joking wIth On 1975 Arthm,jr H Beckw,th, Jr newsmen, said Wednesday the Dated August 4th, 1973 Clerk of Cirtuit Court By' Bill B Crier, TPC Is indeed an important By LIllian Jenkins Mayor Deputy Clerk U,S. event but must gain ATTEST ,j Publish' Aug 7. 11, 71, 7$, $973 worldwIde recognition before Mary W. Hawthorne DEO 37 PublIsh' Aug 7. 11, 71. IflS becoming truly major. _____________________________ DFO 77 HOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN"ITATION TO BID by virtue of that certain Writ of FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE Execution Issued out of and under • CITY OF LONG WOOD the seal of the Circuit Court of I NOT ICE is hereby giver, that Hillsborough County, Florida, upon a fInal judgment rendered In the sealed bids will be received In the otesaid court on the 73rd day of ' , City Clerk's Office, City Hall, June, A.D 1975, in that certain case L.ongwgcd, Florida, until noon entitled. Drew Tile Sbpoly Co a 0" September 6th, $975 Florida Corporation, Plaintiff. ,s. The Sanford All-Stars kept This includes liability, corn their winning streak alive last prehenslye, workman's comp etc Clifton Shacirors. doing busIness as aciron Tile. Defendant, which weekend, edging Eau Gaulle 6-4. SpecificatIons may be picked up at aforesaid Writ of Execution was The All-Stars were down 4-0 in City Hall. 175 W Warren Ave.. delIvered to me as She 1ff gf Longwnod. from $00 A M. until 5,00 Seminole County, Florida, and I the sixth Inning when they P M Monday through Friday, have levIed upon the following The City reserves picked up a pair of runs on a the right to reject any or all bids, any bid described propertyowned by CIIfto' walk, a single and a triple, Sh'at0i's, said property being recelvedafterthe%pecfled,imewlll With the score 4-2, the All. not be considered Plo bidder may locatedin Seminole County, Florida. more partic larly described as Stars attacked, as Bernard withdraw his bid for a period c, follows: forty five (aS) d.'sys after the date Eady walked, Lucius Williams for bid openings Lot 60 Palm Shadows, accurding to the plat thereof as recorci singled and stole second, and , Bids wIll be opened at the council PIat Book 13. Page 53. Seminole Moses Hawes hit a long fly to meeting, September Slh, 1973 after County Public Records, described as 730 P.M Scored on a wild pitch to cap the I four-run rally, and Davenport, Iowa. The All-Stars' winning streak ThIs year's four-day tournament Is divided t is five in a row. They will go for I between boys' baseball competition and girls' No, 6 Sunday when they host I softball. In the opening game Wed- New Smyrna at Sanford I nesday, Medford, Ore., softball beat the defending Stadium Sunday, The All-Stars champions from Tampu, Fla., 3.2. Medlord also plays a final game Saturday against the winner of today's softball contest between Dix Hills, N.Y., and Sturgeon Bay, teams U toi;k a set'iind in the ) free amuj fourth in 141W.S Felly 113-141 placed fifth in the 200lM. , Major League Baseball W I 13.14) FICTITIOUS NAME Nt'ti i hereby given that I am Park in Jacksonville has offert new contracts returning 3 per cent. Orange Park has the same ownership m Tampa. Kennel owners at Flagler struc k recently, despite contracts, and 18 wet held in contempt of court when they ri fused to honor a court order to return thei dogs to racing. An appeal upheld thie Miami Judge's action and the owner. reluctantly resumed racing. Earlier boycotts affected the opening C tracks at Daytona Beach and Monticelk where owners were granted increased purses. Owners in Miami have also asked Blscayne Dog Track for Increased purset but so tar that request has resulted In stalemate punctuated by newspaper ad verthsements recently bought by opposln g sides. Orange 'itt,'ititprs - U ' Tampa Facing Dog Strike? TAI.IPA tAP) Officials of the Tampa Greyhound Track face a possible strike by dog owners sho have issued an appeal for more purse money and filed notice they may boycott the track If they don't get It. U Sanford Swim Association swimmers traveled In ferent directions last weekend as the 'A' swimmers fl peted at Hartow in the statewide Junior Olympics shod course and the 'B' swhnmers went to Titusvlile for the North Hrevard YMCA Invitational 'B' Meet. lnHartow,HobertNeville(lI)2)pickccj upa first place in the I00 freestyle withatimeof 56.7. In addition, he placj sevondinthe5ofree,200free,500free,Ioobreastand 1001M, and fourth in 200 I.M. In Titusville, four 'B' swimmers became 'A' swimmers as Kurt Smith, Pat Heno, Torn lake and charles Fraser pickedup'A'tin3estoleadtheteaII)effortof37a).ards Smith 113-14) won an 'A' time in the 100 free, 100 lreast and200lM.lIealso'p;ucedfirstjntheloofly,fourthjflthel00 back and fifth in 200 free. Reno won 'A' time in the50free and placedfirstin the 100 fly, third in the 100 back and fourth in the 100 free, lake 15151 )ot an 'A' time in the 200 IMand 100 fly, and first place in the 200 free. Fraser (15-18) got his 'A' times In the5Ofree, 2001ree and first in the 200 IM, second in the 500 free, third In the 100 fly and fIfth 'ft the 100 back. Art Woodruff 11-12) placed first in the 50 free, second in the 100 free and 50 back, fourth in the 50 breastand fifth in Indoor Soccer League Threatens NASL MIAMI i APt - A promoter of a new Indoor soccer league that will compete against the outdoor North American Soccer I 'eague nex I summer predicts his group will sign the NASL's top tars. "We expct't to take the cream of the NASL," Rick Hagono said Wednesday in announcing plans to form the Major Soccer League. The new league would require minimum player salaries of $10,000 a year, he said. "As one player from the Miami Toros said, 'That's three years wages you're talking about," said Ragone. "We're also going to have a player pension fund and a player union." Miami's Steve David, most valuable player in Ue NASL this year, reportedly made only $5,000. Ragone said the ne league would offer "salaries to make the players full-time professionals." Ragone, former marketing and public relations director for the Tcros, said he and former Toros' general manager Norman Sutherland have "90 per cent sold" franchises for Miami, Washington, Philadelphia, Denver, Los Angeles and Kansas ('ity at a cost of $75,(XX) apiece. He said group in New York, San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, St. Louis, Vancouver, Montreal, and San Juan, Puerto Rico are interested. "We're requiring a $75,000 performance bond," he said. "We're looking for the kind of ownership that isn't fly by night. And ow budget isn't in the million.dollar range of the World Football I.eagu#m. "The NASL has been talking three years about an indoor season, but they've been talking about winter months," Ragone said. "Arena owners said, 'No, we've got hockey and basketball,' The NASL only wanted to use indoor soccer to promote outdoor games." Ragone said plans call fir a 50-game season from April to August when "there isa tremendous void in sports — all there is U W / Legal Notice address Is 920 1975 otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against you fo? the relief dlmanded in the Complain', WITNESS my hand and seal of 5,ad Court on the 11th day of August, 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By Cecefla V (kern Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 71, 71 & Sept. 4. 11. 1975 DFO 11! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE HO. 7S.1477.CA.09.E VERA I. PARKER Plaintiff vs DONAI.D 0. KELLER and SHIRLEY A KELLER, his wife Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO DONALD D. KELLER and SHIRLEY A KELLER. his wife YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint to Foreclose a Mortavehasbeenedauainstvou and you are requiredtoservea copy of your written defenses, if any. to DEPlO P. OIKEOU. of the law firm BaItiwin & Dskeou, 500 E Highway 136. Suite 20. Casselberry. Florida 37O7. Attorneys for the Plaintiff, and to file the original with the Clerk of the above.styled Court on or before August 29th. 1975; otherwise a iudgment may be en tered against you for the reliet demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and tIe seal of said Court on the 29th day of July, 1975. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk DENO P DIKEOU Baldwin & Dlkeou 500 E. Highway 436. Suits 70 Casselberry, Florida 32707 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish: July 31, Aug 7, 11, 21. 197$ DEP179 _________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission P0gm in fIle City Hall in the City of Sanford. riorida at 700 o'clock PM on September 72, 1973. to Consider the annexation of property described as follows: Begin at a point on the easterly right.of way of line SR 6001 IS U.S 17.97 said point being 154' N and 2501 degrees East from section of saideasterlyR.Wllnewiththesouth 536.1$' Section 11, townshIp 70 south, range 30 E. Semlno!, County. then run north 7501 degrees E along taid easterly P W line 335 40' then run Pd 19.59.17 E 105 U' to the west line Of the SE quarter of the SE quarter of said section 1), thence run S 03704 W along said west line of the SE Quarter of the SE quarter section 11 33510' to a point 14) 20' N 0 52 4 E from the SW corner of the SE Quarter of the SE quarter of said section 11, thence run West 356 49' to th,polntofbegmnning, Saidproperty is presently zoned CC 2 IGenecal Commercial) District and A I (Agriculture) District All parties in Interest arid citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By aec of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, this 11th day of August, 1975. H. N Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish' Aug. 14, 21, 7$. Sept 1, 11. 0(0 70 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF OF SANFORD, CITY THE FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will t.e held at the Commission Room in the City Hall In the Cltyo( Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M on S,tember$. 1913. tO consider changes and afllendrilvntt to the ZonIng Ordinance of the City of Sanford. Florida, as follows A portion of that proptrtv lying flOrtPt of 25th Street (SR 16) and between Yale Avenue and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad rigl'stofway is proposed to be rezoned from SRI AA Single.Famlly Residential) DistrIct to SR 1 (Slngle.Fatflity uIdtaI Dwelling) District. Said Property being more particularly described as follows Lots £4 ant 4301 Philip's Terrace. and cItIzens All parties in opportunity to be shall have heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida H Pd. Tamm, Jr. CIty Clerk Publish Aug. 71. 191$ 0(0 1)4 intereSt an Thursday, Aug. 21, 1915-3B Timid Timmy Shaw Sets 400-Free Mark KANSAS CITY (Al') — Tim Shaw is timid As usual, Shaw was locked in a battle with a everywhere except In a swimming pool. swim club teammate, Bruce Furniss, who finPut the guy in water, and he's just about as ished second in 3:53.99. bold as anyone around. Shaw proved that again "Bruce ran a great race," said Shaw. "Bruce Wednesday night when he broke his own world and I know pretty much how each other swims. record in the 400-meter freestyle. We battle in every meet, It's real strong cornShaw swam the distance In three minutes, petition but we're the best of friends," 53.31 seconds during the long course chamThe American records were established by pIonships of the Amateur Athletic Union. Earlier Melissa Belote of Silver Spring, Md., Marcia thIs year, Shaw turned in a record-shattering Marcy of Decatur, Ill., and John Nabor of Menlo 3:53.95 In his home town of Long Beach, Calif. Park, Calif. Three American records and one meet record The 18-year-old Mi,s,c Belote set her mark In the were smashed also in Wednesday night's first of 200-meter backstroke In 2:18.16, besting her old four days of %AU competition at the Wyandot record of 2:19.19 whIch won a gold medal in the Swim Club. Shaw, 17, displayed little emotion over his 1912 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany. record performance. Miss Morey's big performance came In the 100"I fully extended myself on the last lap," Shaw meter breaststroke In which she was clocked in said. "I Just try to do my best In every meet. I'm 1:13.55, beating the 1972 Olympics mark of not shooting for records. 1:13.58 by Cathy Carr of Albuquerque, N.M. "No, I don't feel the pressure of people exNabor, lthewi.se, broke a r.cord of his own in pecting me to set a record every time I go In the the men's 200-meter backstroke with a time of water." 2:02.52. In 1914, he turned in a 2:02.83. Borg Blasts Pohmann By TilE ,tSSOCIATEI) PRESS BJorn Borg opened defense of his U.S. Pro Tennis ChampIonship title with an easy firstround victory over West Germany's Hans Jurgen Pohmann, while Guillermo Vilas. Arthur Ashe and Manuel Orantes all posted solid second-round triumphs in the $100,000 event at the Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline, Mass.. fhe second-seeded Borg, the 19-year-old Swedish star, had no trouble beatIng Pohmann 61, 7-5 in the last first-round match. Meanwhile, in second-round play, the top-seeded Vilas of Argentina coasted past Italy's Paulo Bertolucci 6-3, 6-4; WImbledon champion Arthur Ashe, the third seed, defeated Chris Mottram of England 6-3, 6-4, and fourth-seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain, seeking second straight triumph on the pro tour, whipped Phil Dent of Australia 6-1, 6-2. Australia 7-5, 6-4 In the second round of the $50,000 Tennis Week Open at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. The top-seeded Connors took a brief rest period with the scoretied5-Sintllefirstset, and cameontowla the set and gain control of the match. In other second-round matches, Vic Amaya of Ann Arbor, Mich., defeated John James of Australia 6-3, 6-2 and Balaza Taroczy of Hungary oczted Henry Bunis of Cincinnati 6-2, 62. At South Orange, N.J., Jimovercame stomach cramps mIdway through his match and beat Dick Crealy of my Connors Fister Tops Scanlon HAVER.FORD, Pa. (Al') third-seeded Fred DeJesus and Florida's John Gerraty, who Hank Fister, the second seed Manuel Diaz, seeded sixth, also won the second set after trailing from San Jose, Calif., rode a survived Wednesday matches 3-5. powerful 6-2, 6-2 vIctory ever to go to the next round. Tony Giammalva of Houston Bill Scanlc'n of Dallas to reach DeJesus overpowered drove too powerfully for David the quarterfinal round of the University of Michigan King of Abilene, Tex., and won Pennsylvania Tennis Cham- teammate Bud Gallagher6-0,6- by 6-2, 6-3. pionships. 4. Diax was extended to 6-1, 5-7' In the women's champIonTwo Puerto Rican players, 6-2 by the University of ship, Msimzcie O'Keefe, a junior - at Stanford University, upset second-seeded Sally Greer of Miami 6-1, 6-0 to reach the quarterfinals. The 1956 runnerup f or the title, Sally Moore, scored a surprisingly fine victory over fellow Californian Janice Metcalf, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5, in one of the day's best matches. Myers Claims Junior Lead PENSACOLA, Fla. tAP) — 72-73. Tied at 146 were Steve Wiles Scott Myers of Monroe, La., a In other second-round matchgolf of Fort 14-year-old who has played Myers, 75-71; and first- es, Barbara Jordan of King of only four years, has taken the round co-leader Harry Zaruba Prussia, Pa., came from behind lead In the 12th annual Southern of Fort Lauderdale, 72-74. in each set to defeat Lea AnTied at 147 were Paul Grober tonopolis, the U.S. 16-and-under Juniors Golf championships with a live-under-par 67 in the of Houston, Tex., 74-73; MIke champion of Glendora, Calif., Wilson of Tupelo, MIss. 73-74; 64, 6-1. and Diane Desfor of second round. .%Iyers had shot 73, one shot Hal Sutton of Shreveport, La. Long Reach, Calif., fought off off the pace, in his first round, 17-70; Jim Prim of Pensacola, match point in the second set to and was five strokes in the lead 74-73; and Hullman Robbiris of defeat Beverly Buckley of Des Wednesday after 32 holes in the Memphis, Term., 75-72. Moines, Iowa, 1.6, 7-6, 6-2, 54-hole tournament. Tied at 145 over the Perdido Inn and Golf Club course were Steve Dunlap of Pensacola, 7570, and first round co-leader Ronald Gring of Mobile, Ala., S e iii I ii o I e 1)e 0 fl i. e I 0 fl (Continued from Page 1-B) lists surfing as one of his hobbics. "That's second to football, during football season, though," he quickly pointed out, taking a I • quick check to see if a coach was within earshot. last summer he worked at the Auto-Train terminal and has developed an interest in jet propulsion as a possible course of studs' in college. Gerala's older brother. Gordon, was a member tif the 1967 Seminole football team, also playing guard and linebacker. Gerald was defensive captain of last year's team. I)avis, master of the flashcube smile, speaks with an ANDERSON, S.C. (API element of confidence. Defending champion Puerto "Weights and running made me stronger and faster this Rico and teams from Sanford, sear and I know I can play better," he says matter-ol-factly. N.C. and Gainesville, Ga., have "ft didn't happen until this summer. I want to play college ball, earned first-round victories in and it's souwthing you feel inside. I know I can play." the American Legion's SouthThe 17-year..old senior with a penchant for tinkering with eastern Regional Baseball tow-. motors says he gets his main nourishment from "beans and riament. potatocs. not too much meat." His weight is up to 176 pounds, In today's games, Gainesville tus confidence '76. races San Juan; Panama takes n Sanford amid DeLand, FI., meets host Anderson. Fa I fers - . • Semino:es Eye Golf iourney ) et Fri I 0V The Seminole Sickle Cell ssociation's amateur golf ournament gets underway 'riday at noon at the Mayfair ountry Climb, Numerous trophies and rues wIll be awarded. The roceedsofthetournamentwill nefit the fight against sickle 'eli anemia. The event is an 18-hole alloway tournament. Grid Jamboree Seminole High received BrantleyinthesecondandWt confirmation Wednesday that It Orange against Groveland in would participate In the Sept. S the fourth. jamboree in Winter Garden. "It was scheduled, but nor Seminole's regular season finalized with contracts," said opener is Sept. 12 against Seminole Coach Jerry Posey, Oviedo in a home contest. On noting he hd nc'eived the subme'ment weiker,ds, cj paperwork and everything was ponents will be Daytona Beach In order. Mainland, Spruce Creek, Seminole will play West DeLand, St. Augustine, Orange in the first quarter and Gainesville, Colonial, Lyman, Lake Brantley in the third Daytona Beach Seabreeze and stanza. The other pairings send Lake Braitky Oct. 31 is an C,roveland againg't Lake open date. , �'-- 4B—Evefflng Herald, %anford, FL Thursday, Aug. 21, 175 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker — 2 - OP COURS E 040E RUTH ROØBL) l4AP r& "RI P TOE SAT T7 SEMINOLE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOB'S' 4 SETTER QUMiT by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE *95 Ic L 1 V 1083 #KQ J53 4 K 62 xf see that three diamond tricks 21 WEST EAST * .1108 72 *6 v Q 654 K #92 • A 107 IQ 0 all ALLEY SOUTH ID) £AKQ OOP 72 by Dove Grou. 3t 7 UT Z1\ VRE \ R&4lN' t MEN, BIG MENTh)N rr! FTIR ALL, IT$ M'JOB ( NOT LOCAL "IOUR moth J '.EEP LCATS LIkE BUSINESS•IVON 1W EM FM tJR LOCAL LjST ' LJSINESS- I $HER1FF AFn.E! North-South vulnerable / will be enough to give him his contract. He will remember that diamonds do break 42 more often than 3.3, and he will find the safety play to take care of that 4-2 break. When he leads that diamond he will play low from dummy. East won't be able to do better than to take his 10. Later on South will play one of the diamond honors to knock out the ace and will use dummy's king of clubs as an entry for the rest of the diamond suit. Simple, when you stop to 11% ; p - North East - I . M4'FIEL1) D - dW South 2 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - INT 3 N. T. A Kansas reader wants to know If we would lead the ace of clubs against six spades. Our whole hand is given as: J* By Oswald & James Jacoby THE BORN LOSER f7 of PE s by Art 1F - x: 'Cu MAKE I ffi COMPLAla CE FtMEi31i1 £\ -1 F7 \ ,ui-t I llJ Saneom - JR1HM 4 R? go set at three notrump. All South has to do is to lead a diarnonJ toward dumrn at trick two and rise with an honor, East will hold back his ace. . 'Iihta - ears, If South stops to think alter taking that first spade he will 1\ L ULJ I r 111 By Rei Bo!Ien CQ)LDC,.)' ...I ',ALED 4OUG1 OL.JR GLASS ' DOOR, SAT ON SOUR SECRETAR'S CIGARETTE, POLL OVER... ) 4E JOB INTERVIEW, rR. ØLJT %W PANTS OT CAUGHT IN THE J s14COUNCIL . .___ I 5------------ - ' CV7I'ISIK fl4R, 07 60/A6 V Ply 7W - - - - - • RY U4 it jy n" - AFAW 711/5 \\ AIL-71,4LE £X4/! f , PIT *t COWL7 TN-IT 7Y, /SS £4'U Mb ° 6m4L - REGISTER NOWI - - - - hfii h57tRI - / I m4 am I Fc JR S4LI- / 1.41. 7 AT7Lwl1 SEPTEMBER PRE-KINDERGARTEN - . ' o ,,/uTa4'%'. ' - C 71' iJ - - - - - 32 N(itL7 C, by H.imdohl & Stoff.I w'L3 &t//r.iiL - — L--__--- J., KINDERGARTEN - - 1'' r 'i 19J_7j r .JT12I1 , - '-' _______ : by Garry Trudeau / 077 AMZ Y70 IGS BUNNY ( - - _ - - R6'ma' FAI - - - ATAVy,e4Tt 1i4 1)711 5(J1A77R77 SAFETY - - DISCOcrT" by Lorry Lewis ) RlZs Z%1 LATE - - DOONESBURy - AMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ELEVATOR... . 'iEWIPM'ER £ iT)RPRISE t'4Z1 - . - iS Pr c BErTER MILA _____ PEP have a question For the Jacob ys? Write "Ask the Jaco bys" care of this newspaper. The most in. terV3sting questions will be used in the column and writers will receive copies oFJACQBY MODERN.) never break for him, but his . . C-cm (Do You complaint should fall on deaf TV r "So! Janie's Dexter doesn't know yet what direction he may I make a suggestion? should take with his music grand slam South will complain that suits President - to collect more than one extra diamond trick. Vice I 2" Bla nk Ring and 4'," Element Sections Available I Plugs Into Any 115 Volt House Outlet Only • - hand our best chance to beat the FUNNY BUSINESS slam IS to plunk down the ace and hope. At least the op .7' SIT1,TTAS1X. ponent.s aren't likely to make a Ewwi&E La ter on South will have no way month, CONE 6 I HIGH - The answer is that we would like to know all the bidding but that in general i1th this sort of It Is a cinch to find a way to Activities • SQ. X 4" - Lxx Vxzxz •xxxx 4 A x x. l - rich, public-spirited con- effect on Ford's standing In the servative Republican from southern states one way or the Georgia, to whom the mood of other, it has aroused predicthe deep South looms large and table grumbling from - FIRES TO PORCELAIN 6" the chief threat to Mr. Ford's Republican moderates in states I Amps, 1360 Watts re-election appears to be his like Pennsylvania, Illinois and DEGREE HIGH-FIRE right-wing rival, Ronald New York, where Rockefeller's IIDEAL HOME HOBBY KILN I Central Senior Citizen Club meeting Reagan, Nativity presence on the ballot sheet can Lake Mary 10:00 a.m, EXCELLENT FOR SHOP i His first concern Is a smooth actually do Ford some good in TEST FIRING. GOLD, I Republican national convention the general election. LUSTER, DECALS AND I COMING EVENTS I nextyear. Tosecure that, he set PORCELAIN JEWELRY I Congressman William Cohen, "i out to appease the southern SEPTEMBER 24 a young Republican from politicians who might otherwise Maine, put it evocatively when Federation Dinner 1)anc at the be listening to Reagan as a he FORE. said he would [Ike to bear reservations donation $3J O possible rival to Ford, and for less about the President's "full I that purpose he wanted the confidence" In the vice , greatest possible distance president "while campaign OCTOBER 12 nearly every set of dr. between Ford and the vice Sunday O first concert: Rosalind Heck and surrogates erect a gallows upon cumstances, a vice Linda Threat president. Ilarp and Flute program. St. Richards which Rockefeller can twist presidential candidate needs "I'm not going to alienate P.m. only one vote, that of the k - persons who don't want slowly, clowiy, in the wind". nominee for president, to whose Rockefeller", said Callaway on To that poisonous phrase choice the national party NOVEMBER introducing the press to his Cohen added another, "a ,o O 'I'I(R SZrS Anotlwr section luis been added for the trip to the Keys if' convention must, almost austere new campaign offices, thousand per cent support", I Dscou'T TO DEALERS inevitably, defer. SCHOOLS er Two weeks later he was saying recalling Senator McGovern's November. Reservations are being accepted now. MASTERCHARG In that sense Roekefeller was that what would help Ford's foolish handling of his vice I RANKAPMAICAPD right, but there are other ways I J nomination would be for presidential choice: a severe " of running forVice president, as Rockefeller to withdraw as vice reminder, but a salutary one. WE FOR CATALOG OR tt*rI Clubs, Adresses i hubert Humphrey demonI GRIFWAY CRAPAI CPA" pres"lential candidate, and D'.n' Of strated in 1964 when the choice I that otherwise the unpopularity PLO was up to President Lyndon RE EN WAY G of Rockefeller in the SouthTAKE Altamonte Springs Friendship Club I NURSERY Altamonte Springs Johnson, Humphxey's problem be the right one to help him to party is that his connections would help Reagan to maintain Civic ('enter - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs mniet 1st 340 Wymore Road was to convince the sole elector, get elected, simply because the and his popularity tend to be his lead over President Ford in and 3rd Thursday of the Month 10:30 a. in. P0 BOX 1147 Johnson, that choosing Hum. party is not the country confined to the East coast the southern states. tugies Elders -St. Augustine Catholic Church 3 Sunset I WINTER PARK. FLA 32789 • phrey would be the best thing What Mr. Ford has done is to together with a few populous Drive ('a'selberry meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month Rather pointedly the — 10:00 for the party, the campaign, the say that while he entirely ap- states like Ohio, Michigan and I.HI. president's spokesman refused administration and the proved of his vice president and California. at the time to dissociate himself 8ramT.,ers — Sanford -- meet 1st Wednesday of the Month president's personal happiness was "for" his nomination, he - 10:00 a.m. Even elsewhere, however, from Caliaway's remarks. By and peace of mind, and Rockefeller would cam- the party is not riding so high tact week, however, common BXY7. Club meet 1st Baptist Church Activities Building This was a delicate operation, paign on their own and the that it can dispense with a sense had begun to break Longwood last Tuesday of the month 12:30 pm. FOR needing no brass bands of decision would be up to the potentate like the vice president through and Callaway was Casselbt-rry Sunshine Senior Club meet 806 Mark David booster demonstrations, but the delegates, Blvd.-- ('asslberry 1st Friday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. - president was duly convinced to give Importance to Its persuaded to suggest that his If Rockefeller were to take gatherings and boost its fundfleW ('101) all %L'l('OIl1('. and chose Humphrey, not these words literally and act raising. The provisions of the remarks had been taken out of Central Senior ('itizen Club Church of the Nativity lake without keeping the suspense upon them by running a new campaign finance law context and that the Reagan Mary -- meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the M at 10:00 a.m. not he, had been up until the end, It Is, of course, separate public campaign for make it particularly necessary opposition, casting Chuluota Senior CIthen Club — Cotnmur~ty Fire Hall — AND aspersions on 7th a method that can work only Wmself, he would be more to raise whatever campaign Street _Chuluoth_ meet 3rd Thursdayof the tQflt6p,, when the identity of the likely to damage his chances money can be raised for Rockefeller's political Fifty l'lus Club 7th I)ay Adventist Church Forest City presidential nominee is known than to help them. Presidents general party (not presidential) usefulness. it meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Mouth 6:30 p.m. In advance of the nominating do not want vice presidents use before the end of this year. Unless Callaway has been IQuaIiId Teachers S Individualized Care Golden Years FellosshJp meet at the Community United convention, thrust upon them; a vice Disclaim campaigning as he firmly told to concern himself S Beautiful FacilitIes IModer,, Play Equipment Methodist Church (Isselberry at noon on the last Wednesday Just such a case has come to president who did manage to may, Rockefeller has already entirely with organizing the •Uneicelled Program of IR.asonabl, Rates of the Month luncheon Reservations necessary. Early Childhood Education S Hot Lunches— pass through the replacement thrust himself, if that were found It necessary to remind his Republican party behind Ford Greater A.M.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva 11w>'. Oviedo - ha ve been eligible to succeed official We not worth Living, retain the presidency without country elects Ford or not, then 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. himself again, by Mr. Ford, For Rockefeller, In addition, "people who can appeal to more he has a lot to learn about the lively Socialites (lub meet at Highlands Club House 675 who is eligible and running. life as a private person holds no than Just Republicans": that Is, national political outlook. Shepard Road Winter Springs 4th Friday of the Month at President Ford will be the great terrors thanks to an without people like himself. Mr. 10:30 a.m. When it comes to the general Republican candidate next abundance of wealth, position, Ford's new campaign staff NARFE Club ( election, the approval or of Retired Federal year, barring some strange and influence, Interests, health and introduced Itself to the world In Employees) meet atNational the First Association Federal of Seminole Sanford AT CASSELBERRY unexpected turn of events, vigor that is unusual in vice language suggesting that the disapproval of the Republican 1st Friday of the month 1:00 pin. right wing and of Reagan will It seems inevitable, presidents. Over Fifty Club All Soul's Catholic Church now meeting thercfore, 7 am. to p.m., Mon to Fri unity of the Republican party bb' affect Ford's chances In that he will find If he stays, he wants to stay ("18 per cent of the country", at Redding Gardens Bee. Room 390 Piney Ridge toad every other Tuesday of th e the South at all. Ford will do himself In possession of the because he is wanted; were he retorted the vice preldent on Month $341144 10:00 am, badly In the South If George single vote for the Republican toleave,he would want toleave the way to Cincinnati on 'I Sanford Senior Citizens (lub meet at Sanford Civic Center vice Wa!Iace is a presidential presidential candidate. gracefully trailing the perfume fl) was what mattered, July and candidate, and 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 flOOfl. well If he is not. He could choose not to of success, PL.AYCAIE' that Rockefeller might be in Its South'Scrnlnole Senior Citizen Club : I meet 1st Thursday of exercise it, and leave the Plainly Rockefeller's cam- way. While this little effort to the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Ian Hl. EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 320W. Semoran party's national convention to paign has to be of the pri vate Ford's campaign chaian Is depreciate the Rockefeller Blvd. Altamonte Springs meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at (41111 6 MOS. TO SCHOOL AGE fight the matter out; that would kind, designed to sustin Mr. Howard Callaway, an amiable, stock has been totally without Women's Club 8 Oerbrook Drive Casselberry at 1:00 p.m. be unusual, and risky. Ford's conviction of his ThIrty•Niners Club meet Sts. Peter and Paul Goldenrod He could foreclose the usefulness in office and value in 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. question by announcing his the national election, while Village Club St. John's Village Fern Park meet 1st choice In advance, but why disarming opposition within the and 3rd Thursday of the Month-7:30 p.m. should he do that? It would not Republican party that might, if Young at hea rt Club St. Andrews Presbyterian Church - help his own nomination. If his strong enough, make him an 9913 Bear lake Road Forest Cit' 2nd Thursday of the Month nomination needed any help, awkward man to nominate. 1:00 P.M. which it does not, the man most These are perfectly feasible CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN P.O. likely to help him to be alms. Sanford, Florida 32771. Box 2541 nominated would probably not His chief difficulty with the - Pass Pau WASHINGTON (LENS) When President Ford set up his election campaign office last Rockefeller lost no time in' remarking: "I am not a can. didate; have you ever heard of Church of the anyone running for vice president?" As a matter of fact, people have been known to campaign openly for the vice presidential nomination, if only In the Democratic party where call 323-7090 or pretty well anything is per. mitted. Nothing comes of such open campaigns because, In - ii; MINIAILN, I meet at 1st Baptist Church AUGUST 28 / Thursday, Aug. 21,1975—SB Roc efeller Faces Rocky Road AUGUST 26 BXYZ Club Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ford In His Future ? - count. West A SENIORS ( I - NORTH - - - - - - TUMBLEWEEDS - PLA YCA RE - ' - - - - KIN I MERRY YR '. • - . ___________ .•• - - PAL)6HTER? - - - - ' - kFA - - - - - '1 /tIJiLI - - - - ' IL Chic Young - - - FREE HOME - 17r (THAT DOESN'T WORK \. WITH Ji.JiJUS /4 kE LIKES HIS MONEY M PRISCILLA'S POP - THAN HE HATES MY COOKING - - VV(.JN I NO, MRS. JTCHeLL 1-03 ( VINTHROP by Dick WEL C700 F5I45CLJ1S, HOW O'.Tct.1) H xesr u mj ' Help \L without Hassle H ARC HI E by Bob Montana J WILL YOUR CHILDREN RECEIVE A,, iT 6'2I ' ?v.AL.4,,-1 y PET KINGDOM REPARE THEM FOR COLLEGE ,.. TRINITY . 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The king of the truly refreshing per- disaster films tried to turn this ..._.i..,. ..t ,, into H srøc ht cn no bUtUUIUt U UUz LULIV. takers, Robert Stack Is skipper of an ocean liner under threat of A RU U N D: DI A LI NG — - - - .'-I - , ip - - tiv Call &ii 3079 - - - - Guitar Lessons Keegan away from NBC CBS once Aubrey, Jim once MGM president, president, BOW has settled Into an office on Sunset Strip in and is Hills Beverly THURSDAY NBC NIGHTATTHEMOVIES"Thc i.t Day" Rerun Richard Widmark an explays gunslinger trying to go straight, But when his old buddies, the "Jeveloping"filznpropertles.. 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Ask fee Chrxk 1 amby, 3237730 Dealer car was - 1969 PMrcury Marquis Station Wagon, auto, full oowec. air, AM i FF1 adiO DeBary. 661 6.63) - ______________________ - Top prices paid, used, any conditPn 644 $126,Winter Park 15.65 Buick Re built Enoinc. $250 372 5724 Wanted to buy used office furnit't', Any Quantity NOLL'S Caberry, Hwy 1792 530 1206 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Coupe. - '7). air conditioned. power steering Normal retail lot price - - ______- _______________________ We Buy FurnitlIre OlIVES' 323-9370 ---------- 73' Terry Camper, 1973 model Sleep's 8; AC, good ConditiOn, used only or 3 tImes 37? s. ----------.-- . FurnIture & Miscellaneou' Sell sale 007 Magnolie, Sanford for 30 pcI commission. Frei Pick- ________________________________ up's Auction Satu'days F p m. 1967 Plymouth ldoor, real clean car MuSt see to belIeve 3777153 Sanford 372 7770 ____________________ 56—Camping Equipment ' ' -- • 72"—AUCtiOfl _______________________ - - ________ ________ ___________ SANFORD AUCTION 60—Off ice Supplies 1700 French 3 7310 ___________________ Aye Used office furniture Wood or '.tet desks (executive desk 76--Auto Pails & chairs, secretarial desks P. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, asS Cash and Carry. Reconditioned Batteries, $1293 cxPIOLL'S I change. REEL'S BODY SHOP, Casselberry, 1792.5)04706 I 1109 Sanford Ave ____________________________ -_- -:- - -- -- - - - ' - - BU ' 322.2090 EXPES U Y TO I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY j,Y' Air Conditioning Home Improvements1 ________________________ Pest Control ________________________ ________________________ - Fur •ree estimates, Call Carl HarrIs. at SEARS in Sanforci, 377- Plaster patching & Simulated brick & stone specialty 372 2710 'Ic2 Park Drive 372 5545 .i?71 ____________________________ L. °" '' "' "" PET PE5I •, "' _____________________________ Inielation 4 Aluminum S'$ 'i000* & Door Screens Custom made Repairs D'ccnr Prr _____________________________ Lwid ____________________________ Home Improvements ______________________ (arperciry additions. remodeling. i rooting painting Concrete work, driveways, sidewalks, patios. Price (you) can afford Free Estimates, R&L Con struction Call 319 5)93 or 3a9 5496 If your roof the birds Call the Bird— AllenWrenn Assume Payments 32) 2207 Building, roofIng and icncrete finisting, free estimate, ROOFING I . ., thInkIng about that summer vacation! Get a better car through he classif led ads in today's piper, SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURl F ICAT ION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3139 - ________________________________ Pe'Qister,d*ilhtheslateasClassA Contractor. Homes, additions 530 ___________________ 3377 __________________ or P65-Ill eve's. - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bortjed Free s'stimate 3736033 Your 66136.97 , .sru CuStol'n hay balding. Light clearing 322 MV after 3. ________________________________ FO' REPARS REASONABLE PRICES Call Den - Land Maintenance QOIIfl9 repairs, ftt rfs i1'ngIes All work quaranevu BR000EN ROOFING. 3236100 or Tree Service _____________________________ - W '4W TREE SFRvj Tree remnal ,jn'J prijr' palmt Licensed S. '. - Reasonable. Free estimates 3?) 5)06 S'I'ALL BUSINESS Lawn Care BLUES? -- teed ', "-,r ';' i' ('.i' cnn-n' i(r,( 'i''' I' '" 37 ,ir.J 9392 - To List rs Expert roof Don't tt it there waiting for the cz'cne 'o rrn t,.1,crt.e ',our business Service' in The Herald's STOP AND THINK A..'.ASINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouluin t te any. - OffiN McMIsf ______________________ - OFFICE MACHINES "We' servIce all makes and models" Free PiCkup and Delivery Sanford BusIness Mac' ne's 3725005 r" lody & PaIR? Work ________________________________ -- Youth bed, complete, 110; Maple headboard, $75: Sofa t.. China cabinet, 573. Platform rocker, 520. Dinette, 6 chairs. 345; Pedestal 'able, drpp leaf. 51$. tarae recliner. 16) Credit for approved buyers, 10 OCt discount for cAsh KLJLP DECORATORS. 10 W itt St. 7777113 ___________ ,',ri.r') APT AILING LAND CLEARING NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS Ill DEMAND SELL IT PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD is for _________ Singer Zig 7ag, in cabinet, 3 needle. front load deluxe Sewing machine. Sold new for $31900. Pay bilance of $18 or 10 payments of 19. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 377-9111 Eva. 569 1144 . All types loIs P. acreage clBared We have top soil, till dirt, clay, and Shell ,'ivsilable Please cat! night cia -, 3") '113 I concrete and CarpCnter work; remcIIng, air conditioning rofing 37 , $;5 51-ioo!dGoo Pressure Cleaning _______________________ - - ',' ______________________________ A P.1. Ct._ CANS C''r"r rr,-',','.ri' "5 __________________________ ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Dch Work Fill dirt, top soil 377 3-943 - repair, Cleañig land Clearing, ff1 dirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging. House trailer's stored & moved 332 9)12 or 534 I19 ________________________ .aMOVING HAULING SALVAGE Soiny Brooks 37) 0799 anytime , oct ott rnro ; A' SEAMAN. PiQTOGWApI-ly Weddings. Candids, Commercial, Aerial Portraits Advertisng *31 cce cr 673 351.6 " C&A Backhoe Service Hauling __________________________ Pbotography , - Beauty Core "'° '" ' ________ i,p to 30 pcI on electric ty install CCllOiOC t.ber L'r n Insuuaton Fr free estmates. 64,5 ' cr 904 73.4 290 ae - Leather Saddle, Cheap Seetoapreciat, _________________________ a'y -- .s:. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrietts fl"iuty N0k) 519 E Pine INN Boarding S. Grooming Ph 372 1057 ' _____________________________ kitchen flthryoi Cabin-its. cuint er oos. Sinks ns'allato,) it,Sit abtr luc1 C it> t tin Care ______________________ Dli tONING. 37? 1.177 on how to receive a free se't of wOtCrtess cookware. ___________________ -I ________________________ ________________________ - Call 322-3175 to find our information ______ p'" - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED _____________ ___________________ 53* 7970 - ______ -- ______________________________ tlst'irig boat & trailer with I 5 mctor Also IS' Traveler P. Trailer with 13 HP Mercury. 3300 3?? 0056 after I m __________________________ ____________________ MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 1197 Open Sat, & Sun, 93 - • .. G a rdens 'T - - ' "'"'''" 4' causes the sound. against the law to give me those In normal people with active records, but If I would choose a circulations, as you find In doctor she would forward them are ____L I1s, -'- - - iil , r;.\ If you've packed them off to college. marriage, the service or wtiereve'r, do them a favor Place a classified ad and WII their old hikc, shatp curfboarcis and other things that are cluttering up the coop ________________________ at a! he heart ou°' Your doctor is Lring to tell you I)EMI READER She is not that the murmur Is on this basis wrong in refusing to give you and does not, in his opinion, the records, although It indicate that there is anything wouldn't be agaln.st the law. ;it all wrong ssitli your son's Theretsa!otofconfusionubout heart or circulation. medical records, but they do Because many parents react not belong to the patient, and as you have, with un- they are not something the Jerslundable arhLety, wht pati'7n buys like n'edIcIne th they are told their child has doctor prscribes. They beong even an Irusocent bean mur- to the dodcr or the medical rnur, it Is not unusual for the facility that takes care of the doctor to spare them that patient. mental anguish by not alarmiM You can look at them as the them or mentioning what 13 doctor's notes for his Use. In a simply a normal finding. Then sense they are a letter from the too, such innocent murmurs doctor to any other doctor who tend to come and go. During one must take c-are of the patient. examina'ion the child may be They are then like mall, perquieter and for a variety of ions! mail, and ICk$OflS the sound of the dr. fidpntinl Th ilx-'fnr I. aI.n '(ItAZY MAMA £ Tws'hi, ?wi-Tiiiig, Tei-Msc Nii* £ Cmi Ciiitr; C rise Spree SAT SJ14 MAT NEE - -------------------- - - -. choose another family doctor When there Is a defect in the and thus supply him with any heart the turbulence of the information he might need in IiInM r"iiucnrl Iw thA .. . . having to AI M Iviv uIvu i.iy UlC IIIUVCI1ItI1I UI the blood through the heart. ( ----------------.1i..I iliewual rvt'uruj so mat I rowu - A I R C 0 N D I T I 0 N I N 0. BuDD"S HOME IMPROVEMENT. ALL TYPES OF CARREFRIGERATION. U'JCT Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR, 1 bath, large eat in kitchen, plus formal Central Florida's dining room New carpet, tr*iia. •,ii,n,'. '"I" r5Ut,lF'L LlI INCiPILALTOR ' replace, large corner lot ------U'HiI1, ill 4YYI 19195, French Recently reduced 571.500 Call 131 stove' top. roto tiller; 16" Ps.'Ilman 377 7374.372 1496,3?? 191-1 7015. butler: Airless Spray, fireplace 37? )939 3'7? 1181 _______________________________ wOod; flihiq poles; twO 71 pane Thre. Bedroom In Pinecrest; glass wood frame uvindow'S And carpeted, fenced $730 down, many other misc items 3726196 I FHA Nothing down V. Phone ______ --- -- carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, good location Assume 7'. pct. or $730 down. F HA Priced P*Iow IHA appraisal 373 6$'t7 - I 25" Color 'TV. Stereo Combination Cheap Color Portable Also 1965 Chevrolet pick up 373 0700 KIDSFLOWN Ifli I US ISLflL.I Req Real Estate Broker 377 6655 1100 E 25th St ____________________________ Terms. 377 6620. DOLL HOUSE Cute as a button. 3 BR frame house on 5','rs? Third St Large corner lot 116,500 Sorry. all cash or refinance POOL HOME Relax or exercise In your own pool. 3 BR, 1 bath home, beautifully decorated $79,900 TWO STORY FRAME I BR. 7 bath built With tender loving carr by craftsmen Only $11,300. while they last No Rain Checks! Come early to MARY CARTER PAINTS 5155 Elm Avenue Realty. REALTOR. 37) 7130 A -- 371 7356 Casselberry, immaculate 3 BR, l'-z baths, garage. 52.750 Acre Req Real Estate Broker 3710440 37)5215 323.8670 _____ - - Plome' with Pool, in Dettona, price V5500 2 BEDROOMS. I bath me in symptombulcanoccur.Idon't think you should readjust your tst £4 - - I. fl owner Transferred, must sell 123,700 $31 7791 bedrooms S oct down. 72 pct interest - ill to Buy lines Interior and exterior Latex, transferred normal, surance firm without your Someone could steal the apactive boy's development. Let written release. plause that you richly deserve him join the rest of the kids for an accomplishment. P:t I_____I__ _D Now. usually medical records . used medicine to treat persistent high blood pressure. It hasa complex chemical action - factory colors Onci white, $3.99 per gal. Interior semigloss enamel Latex or Oil Base, $3.99 per gal, factory colors only. Interior an exterior high gloss enamel, fac____________________ ?orycolors&whute,-$o99pgl 119.500-) BEDROOM, 1 bath, Fam j _________ _________ 322.2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency (mcthyldopa) is a commonly I' ,. I. DEAR READER and large bar for sale Can be seen at 1709 Magnolia (tan house) _____________________________ Lawn Mowers We sell The Best & Service the Reit Western Auto. 301 lit terms 2604S I' 9 passenger. alt ev?t,35 Very good. - - You h.i.. tred Itit' rrst now try the be's? 'Expert pint 5. I-.oci .'iork 736 7576 after 6 o rn 373 1393 Pick S. delivery ___________________________ - - classified Business Service Directory You'll find that someone out there needs just what you have to Offer CALL 322 2611 ________________ Well Drilling - " It t 11 t P P1 I''. ST' WI N Li P SYSTEMS Alltypt'sandsiies We repair STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 7ndSt 3726.132 '.' ' . and _____________________________ ycii,r Budget go furthr, I.-op the Classtir'd Ads every dOy F.Ske _______________________________ BusIness.,,DII 32&26831ç9g3 ________________________________________________________________________________ I'. %7'I •5i-x._-.. - :. __=,, __.__=__( - --,.-...,.,..- -. --. -.- .- - :---- ,' , -=-- .4 -. • -. . .. .,, .. ..., - --- .4- 1-" - .4 . ' .-. - - .. , -= --. -... ''- ---- - - . -• - ---• - $193 1961 Chrysler Station Wagon. I Piece or Houlefull CASH 323-1371 55--Boats & Accessories - Harold Hall Realty , - good ___________________________ - COUNTRY LIVING Roomy) BR, 3 bath on ' acre with TOAST YOUR TOES- relax by the Lawn Mowers repaired, almt crue'el-yfireplacelnthisbeautiful 2 every kind at prices you c-an afaccess to Lake Markham New ford, Call 323-1309 Roof, carpet, all furniShed, Story home lhugebedrooms, new wall to wall carpeting throughout Terms %39,9 PAINT SALE Separate 1 BR cottage in rear yard'OnlySll.s0iw;lhconvr'nit.nt Save now on discontinued pain? Saleslady Breezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching Fo,'. Merchandise transmissIon, runs real CASH 322.4132 Porch Sale- School Clothing Good For used turnirure appliances tooli, etc Buy 1 or 100) items Larry's used shIns, 2Sc; dresses. SI t $3; Mart, 213 Sanford Ave SOt: much more at low prces Friday, AL'q 2?, 10 a m. to 6pm. 511 Elm Aye ANTIQUES - - - 3275*77 11' F itr-cglass with 70 HP motor and trailer Only ifl water 10 tImes, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311-315E First St. 3723672 _____________________ • - _______ flowing sjream, niorses Ok. Terry Realty, 625 0711 FULLER BRUSH SCHOOL BELLS ARE RINGING Order's taken Monday. WednesdayS. and you can be settled before Friday only 377 1917. school starts 3 BR home low dOwn no Qualifying. Only 7 TWO air conditioners one 16.000 yl'5 nlci Walk to schools and MU. one 5,000 MU. good rtx,ning shopping Just 171,700 ConditIon $150 for both 377 6011 Broker. 107 W.Commercial Sanford 37? 755) _______________________ see downtown Sanford ' "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" big III Mayfair Circle. Sanford, 7 Bedroom with family room or returns Try one and Call 372 thIrd b-edrom Ar conditioned 7611 or 531 9993 ___________________________ with fenced yard $160 mo 119$ 7)06 fl ladies ready to wear Apply in person to Roiay's. strom Realty JOHN KIflDEP ASSOC bring's Experienceci _____ - - - _____________________________ - 68Wanted _______________________________ 14' Orlando Clipper with 1$ HP j0hs0r, and trailer, $350 Can be orSaIe seen at 51* Mellonville. 37-2 6002 __________________________ __________________________ After Hr's 531.1470 - -- ____________________________ PORCH SALE- 7201 Narcissus Ave Butter Churn, Furniture, Depth Finder. Ball & Cao PiStol, Stereo acres, paved road, trees, clear, Crank Realty - n - - 3fl 21)5 372064$ Call 377 3610 after 3 30 -- - ---- _________ _ 3.303 Orlando Drive Sanfo.'dfl) 194'S Volkswagen Fastback. very good condItion, 15-00 322.71a alter] pm Dire? From Borcar" 'GORMLY'S E 16 Sanford 373 4733 ___ Homes ' - - See our new homes in DeBary 5O-iscI _________________________ - - 42-?/K)bile 2123 YALE AVE.- 3or I BR minI farm, with lots of fruit, Has I BR apt. Selling below appraisal at 375900 - In any case I would not lose medical records without the thinking the group can't get any sleep over an innocent patient's permission. For this along without you. It'.s going tO murmur that your doctor has reason most doctors will not let cost you right In the pocket. told you to disregard. It is your records be sent out to bOOk. ------- -- cition 121.900 close' In Available today; rio aualifying Priced in the $205 Hurry $31 garage, Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. - Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS 615 231] shins, Men's pants, Women's clothes Many other items 1209 We's? 5th 43-LOtSACf'eage Would Aldomet taken in 500 milligrams three times daily 3735570 or 534 4405 ____________________________ 73, 5)0 a m to 5 p m Children's 2539 GALE PLACE- 11 BR. I'.-, bath, -___________________ garage, I yns old, in new con- 5( - '.'INOLE c Beautiful steal this I4ke new 3 BR, 7 bath home from desperate out of slate owner Big fenced lot, central air, REALTOR 373 5774 SENSURJ Good credit! Low montnly pmfs Many otheni to choose from choice 372 7151 _______________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ carpeted, fenced yard. on 116'i204' -, 717 B WOOD CIRCLE- 3 BR, %'-i bath, new carpet, in excellent condition Large lot. $21,500 air. carpet, drapes, appliances, utility room, carport - 3 Ecdroom home GPEGORY MOBILE HOMES - A small Claisif led Ad USED CARS Your Furniture. SANFORD 373.606) or 323 0317 eves _____________________________ affirmatively to the questions above. v)'e meacall. BillCurrie. 3 BR, i'z bath, air conditioned, newly panted, 5)60 mo Itt P. last The Evening llerald. 37726$), _& dePOSit Sunfand 3230343 Ext. S5 CANCER (June 21-July 22) trapped Into doing something It's not a day to take chances. you don't want to do. lafly Luck has deserted your SAGIT'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. corner. You good fortune comes 2fl Examine your motives toO from a family member's sur- make sure they're not cornprise in the evening. pletely selfish before you LEO tJuly 23..Aug. 22) You complain about not getting tend to be extravagant today. cooperation at home. CAPRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. 19)Yournegativethoughtshold Dame Fortune back from . . LAKE MARY ' - CHICO& THE MAN '71 PInto, automatic; air small 565 up One female '65 VW, . reuIIt engine 5450 miniature Dachshund. red, lAS to 3 Misc 1507 Wynnewood Drive, Sanford !.L6'3'_ 5-01W 1st St ' WANTED YESTERDAY 3226457 BROKERS Days 372 6123 Ncihti 372 71152 Nice efficiency apartment, upstairs, NOR T I'r.5T SEMINOLE all utilities furn 597 50 Adults (-nly 372 7296 rvn", P. ,k nd% * WANTED . THIEVES * rewarding career Call Orlando GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Ideas will elude you. II will be You'll feel that family mem- tough to accomplish the things hers or even your best pal won't you should. understand you today. Don't SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) fret, meeting someone new can Social obligations turn out to be chase boredom, needlessly expensive. Don't be A I XYQHZ LIICDPUOTN III i.. i.. 'S' ' _______________________________ Take live minutes to I CASH For Your Junk Cars $329 ___________________________ REAL ESTATE, INC _______ Complete training program. Excellent fringe benefits No limit better time Cash For Your Junk Cars 3739)36 FREE KITTENS to 00od homei, 7 weeks Old 7770125 after 5-15 'hI Toys,duihes, lineni, misc 3521 67-t.ivestock-Poultry 5 Sanford 'ye ____________________________ ____________________________ rne s.'UIV UFUW.i' to to earnings with quickly that they don't Like it. faintly than with friends. Don't LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You feel obligated to go out, I-end to be a dreamer today. DASHONATCAUNNR I ACPV Labyrinth" prime suspect. you'll have a NORS LBURRV%IAJ RHO JOE OF SAN 10.11 tIBC HARRY 0 "Lester" Rerun A college student becomes Harry's Lvestigating aide In a murder case in which the student is the I R E F M I S L H ___________________________ MOVING SALE Furniture, range, ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING '63 Falcon, 6 td Show room conci outboard motor, misc Fri. P. Sat. '66 Chevy Wagon. low mIles. $495 AND BOARDIPIG KENNELS, 7671 Elm '45 Fleetwood. like new __________________________ _______________________________ 575, C,UNERAL COPITRArTOR somethIng really nice, call to see thiS Mid 520's 37) 9110 M UNSWORTH REAlTY Career Sale Opportt,nity- no LONOWOOD. beautifully located on 7 acre plo? Deluxe 2 bedroom overnight travel i required. I Two 1961 Pontiac Station Wagons 3fl 1139 7613 Palme4toAvr' __________________________ Female Pupp Imos Old,51O 54--Garage Sa ___________________ ______________________________ Building A New Home? -____________________________ - monthly payments less to Quaflf led buyeri Call to you Qualify' 1 or? Bedrooms AdultS only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive $lOup work with People in professional office No experience High school diploma Reply to Box 350. c o The Evening Ierald. P Box 1657, Siunlord, FIa, 32771 Person ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) A You erroneously feel you must co-worker upsets you and impress others. Satisfaction makes you moody today. Cheer comes from being yourself. up. Evening brings a refreshing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) social time. Insisting upon having your way TAURUS (April 20-May 20) only results In upsetting you. l'AH.JAHR I ANFROGSAMNA E A I F I N B E T E I N 0 1W I S I R BEDE OSOL For Friday, August 22, 1975 town, ina plan goes awry, three hoods terrorize guests at a hotel and hold them as hostages while Stone and Keller figure out a way to get through with their rescue mission. "The Job" Rerun John-Boy takes a tutoring job to earn ______________ THECILDEDAGEIXMBREN force him out of "retirement." Robert Conrad, Loretta Swit and Barbara Rush have key roles, FRANCISCO - 5"9 CLIS THF WALTUNS DMROAREHCTAHTYKCEBG V A P F . or - HOROSCOPE 65—Pets-Supplies ______-- - POBSONMARIPIE 7977 Hwy 1792 17? 5961 Hnm, Ente -talnmen? Center, AM SiberlmnHuskie.AKC FM Stereo Radio, 25" Color TV Female, all white. 10 moj with remote control. record 5700 372 5732 player, i330 571 1311 _____________________________ _____________________________ Maltese Pupoie blutltul, white, I COLOR 1V,3li 9SMONTH wk5 old. AKC Req .51505200 661RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6 1006 __________________________ _________________________ HAl.. COLBERT PEAt TV INC E 25th 51 1?) 7537 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Eves 3770617 Selma Williams Clean and comfortable description of this 1 BR. 7 bath home Yard is large with Cruiser. power steering, brakes. seat P. woodows; air. AM FM Stereo 51.500 or best offer Call CARROLL'S FURNItURE Console,573 371 )4M ____________________________ Rerj Pe,il Estate Broker ? 1101. 2610 Iiia,vath,i Av at 1792 - __ payment, clean P. convenient, orivate yard. 2 Mi from downtown Sanford 372 13)6 377 5699 3?) 6333, 377 5970, eves. Mark Twain W I I. N V S 9-10 ABC STREETS Bachelor apt , planning to rob banks, they ABOUT TONIGHT: - into come damage tee 372 0305 swimming being Paramount Pictures television division contirlues to binid. It has just lured West coast program developer Terry I OCATFO COMMERCIAL POP' frir s.ilc' fir 'ease #.i' 'urPrise ycu with our ow * They're Hot" * ditioned. utilities furniShed 3175 The following positions are open *itf Seminole Commun:ty Action, Inc Proipc' Head Start Apply in person only with r('sume 1101 Pine' Avenue, Sanford (upstairs I Interviews v.11 close Monday. .iug 75, 1973 1 Handicapped Coordinator (part time) 7. Bus Driver Handyman 3 Nutrition Supervisor I Education Coordinator S Teacher's aide " Color TV's from 350, 66W, from' 515; Service all makes HERBS' Home on lake.) BR, ___________ REALTOR____________ 377749$ _____________________________ Large 1 bedroom apt, air cr ce°see to help us make sales DIvI(I t Doug 373 )9s3 Sunlarud diStrict Call 377 $IM ..., SEEK & FIND' SI.c'Rlr 1ff' 77 1170 We have littingi We have buyers. 377 1114 - - - necessary Samples free Start Now 349 3170 or 349 3694 _________________________________________________________________ blown up unless a millionaire passenger, played by Ralph Bellamy, forks over $20 millhin. central heat air; range. dish wather,slnqle car garage $30 -- - ___ 53-' IRciSte,eo ____________________________ ___________________________ is a good - ' P.'.otorcycle tntvr.n.' BLAIR AGENCY NELSON'S FLOR;DA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center fMi (.lery Ave. Sanford ______ 37;000 I APC,E SHADED FENCED BACK - 78-4Potorcycles ____________________________ 1) SUZUKI, SY) cc. electric Stan, Special ihrub arid garden sprayers. vjcelIentconrlstion 37) &S7oor $34 cents ca GarcienLand, 100w. lit 51,3736430 ____________________ _____________________ 1977 Honda 1CL TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If GoodCondition.iSO0 Classiffeci Adi didn't work 377 $911 there wouldn't be any. 52—Appliances C.00D INCOME Comfortable & ---- - -- - -_--- --- convenIent 7 HR *i'h 7 apart KENMORE WASHER. p-arts, rnr'ntc, rents 3140 e.i 529,000 Service. useci machines TWO ACRES with 4 HR home on .00NY APPLIANCES373 0697 Sl,000down Noqualifysng _______________________________ 7690S, Palmetto Ave. Sanford 7 BR framehomewithnew roof. Owner will flri.snce mo pmts. of 1119.31. 41-Houses per hour KULP DECORATORS 107W 1st St .3fl-7335 We Buy Furniture ________________________ CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES •iiw 1st St .377 3641; 3fl 7757 REALTOR 2701 5. FrenthAve,771 0011 _____________________________ remndCl In suit tnri,irit 3?? 5371 377 6670 ______________________________ ______ SarahCoven?ryjewelry earn $3 to commisSion Full or On. bedroom effiiny, furnIShed IS BALL REALTY stockade fenced 5)1,900. Why store It and forget it Sell it and _____________________________ fogt II with a Classified Ad. 37? -?iLi1 '.0 ft (114$ i ir 7611 Monthly Rentals Availatll,. 3133 5150 - Color IV QUALITY lP4l4 -- NORTH 377 139) ___________________________ -________________________ Kish Real Estate Real Estate _________________________ _________________________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. P40 PETS 116W 2ndSl _____________________________ 3197 _____________377 ___________________ ________________ "SERVICE. BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 31—Apartments Furnished ______ -'-----. . Work your own hourS Earn citra DRUM LESSONS Itarry ' -- I•,Tb RIhfil. H. & R. BLOCK, 218 Gnncnck Rocker SANFORD 2 Story, I BR. 3 bath, fireplace ni.coo BAMBOO COVE APIS. Furnlsp*ci, 2 BR. air conditioned, One & 7 bedroom apartments. USC Call 3230377 lurnitheci or unturnistied Newly Two bedroom trailer, air redecorated Come see 300 di? lond, tights & water furnished Airport Blyd , Sanford 373 1310 377 36S9 _____________________ For complete di'tuls c,li Free, 641 7021 for "We Care'--- - -- - Two Nicely furnished. 2 bedroom Adults preferred 51)5 to SIlO per - - 30 Apartmentsljflfljrnjshed I62.aWfl-Garden ________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ sa.a n'wiConcjition,l __________________________ many 51 ______ - - Enrollment open to men and women of all ages No previous STORING IT MAKES WASTE-- - 47 ___________ and sliding course, _______________ ________ - r Nev. Among City, is an MOVIES "Adventures of can do. 89 NBC BEN VEREEN... AT YA COMIN' are singerBen's guests tonight I N; w a Boulder - . Ryan's Hope (24) Book Beat (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our (9) MORNING (5) Machine News (6) Today from Sinatra wrote: "Telly wanted-hImself, (2, 8) Jackpot (6) Seat ch For 17'30 Friday 6:55 (2) Young And Restless (9) Eyewitness (24) Intercom 7.1 fill i. JJI VOIIVy 100 (5) protest 34—Pt)bile Homes ________________________________ penses in a 3 hedroom air Two bedroom iraiter, all utili' , clean I child accepted Plo p nnditboned home Iiçafe at 2)? hUll New patches ccunlinuecomlng - - — 43 2 _______ ____ _____________ _______ EviningHirald.Sanlord, _____________ 4)-4l.oj UtUl ranch type home 3.61 itifhafut;:, F:rrento;sale?yrso.3BM2 acrri stable Osleen area 617 needS people to bath. family rm.. car g.lrage, 1617, 373 6I$.6 ti 10? management Great central air, heat. kitchen equip future potential with fast grownq rd (all eves 675 3091 central Floricia based Corp Eu __________________ - MOSSIE C. L3ATEMAN hrnelils Ca;l Mr Benton Pro Real Estate Broker RPA 0717 33-Houses Furnished _______________________ 3227643 tar _________________________ ' -,___ - - __________ house Rentals fly owner - I Bedroom. I bath, w'w S1ICMo ____________________________ carpetIng; air; fenced; th.sdy lot; 665 6311 met Fruit trees Close in. Sanford Small Efliciency House 373 070 29—Rooms One Adult P40 Pets _____________________________ ______________________________ LONGW000, 3 BR, 7 bath, carpet. 390?.'O )fl 35)7 prac$ie probtems, taught by cv P4iCflCed II & P BLOCK In FACED WITH A DRINKING 37 38 -. - • , South Beach St.. Daytona Beach, FIa. 904. 252 - 4685. _____________________________ - 8—Help Wanted - - 18-HelP Wanted __________ _________ __________ 3 -H uses Unfurnishe __________ 41—Houses tt'nlently scheduled to accommo home 371 0379 dale working Students anci houSe _______________________________ Summer Program' P4EV DIDDLE IN YOUR FAMILY) DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3?) 5690 AL APIOPI For fmllies or friends of problem FRIDAY & SATURDAY ciay ___________________________ drinkers evening dId care 630am to i For further Information call a m A Child's World. 373 1121. 4557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 A BABY'S WORLD Candor infants Box 333, Sanford, Eta, 32771 toage? only Pdx? to new Drivers' cerise Bureau 1?? APE YOU LONELY'? Let us help___________________________ _________________________ __________________________ you to meet the right person just 9 - GOOd Things to Eat for you NATIONAL SINGLES ___________________________ _______________________________ 273 7740 Peas, you pick, black eyes & " - Wide World O( Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 17:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (7, 8) Tomorro,sShov' (9) strong from chastising the paper's down a AFTERNOON Law - Angeles newspaper reviewer and dancer Juliet Prowse. something he rarely does. Aside waterbed Nevs - - __________________ of (35) Florida - - ________ 19 _________________ (24) In The Beginning - 15 _____________________________________________ - - _________ 18 16 17 : Now, H & P BLOCK - Am(ica'% largest Income Ta Service - will teach you to prepare income tar returns in a special ii' week ________ &—Child Care ------------ 4-Personals — — 10 9 8 7 - in the growing field 0, Income - preparation __________________________________________________________ 13 - FOR BEST ST(j. DENTS. . Thousancis are earning QOod money 4Ica line 1 thruStimes 31c a line 6thru 2$ times - 5:30 P.M. •:00AM. HOURS 2lc a line 26 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUMCHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum __________________________________ SI AeritOrm fuel pi.n tgnt 12 11 14 (24) Carrascolendas (35) M.iyberry RFD ( 44) Gornor Pyle lotmi AVAI LA. BLE . 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T- �- - - -- --- _________________________ - - 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 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/4a43928d68af840a661011907f19c3c3.pdf 1aebea9c064dca603ac81d062935fb9e PDF Text Text IS— Evening Herald, Sanford, Tuesday, Aug. FL i, lflS BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE MY WCE is CHAJ6iJG! MY VOICE 16 Y • heart and led the queen of CIUDS. W5L 3 King f ell 10 South's ace. South thought a long time. He finally entered his hand with the second high heart, led a club: finessed against West's 10 and had taken care of the trump 'I ALLEY OOP by CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ? Art Sonrom by Lorry Lewis LJAP I- that It was a Sometimes It doesn't pa' to preempt. East was having a very good game in a match' point duplicate. Everything was going well and he decided to preempt with the East hand. It is the sort of preempt we don't recommend. He is four tricks short of his bid, but that didn't cost him this time. What did cost him was that South was allergic to preempts and made a very unsound double. After two rounds of bidding South found himself in a very bad grand-slam contract since North also hated to be shut out. South won the spade lead in dummy, entered his hand with a I II Y nI. 'Do you suppose the neighbors heard our little argument last night?' By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS 7[ FEEL ALL I DI6COMBcOMXrED COU.DEXPOC$ 7ti•iBA1 ? 710 RS4L &J56 71147 "/ AWfiISW TIE /'4- f 7Z3 449 C,TX I 4i*% nY(fi'J:sl5 VV4r74t A /a'4164 " arYa'v1ziE, A W MW c/AL, 4W AS MV5Ch4L I ,-- V at MW A CtW, A - 6&5T- 4'l APM/77?P I) ,4fA Or TIE ° N, pjj / 11/6 40ZR " sr.m' 91W. AMY Jv. LAIP sJl LJA i TUMBLEWEEDS FtKL) A TWYtUt TH ie UPS KKKANS DIXIE LAN1 3A22 sANO.' by T. K. Ryan I I HI&H 1HEl KINEI.Y REFORM R PJ(HTER I 15 HEAR! ME? AffACNP1D SEE 'vV(J;L AR J WMA! IHATh HIM J) BLON DIE .r qLL:i Chic Young I( ARE YOU STILL. usiw q17 — AND PRISCILLA'S by Al V.nn.., You N I SEPARATE IT SAVES ME TI.IE WIRES AND DO THAT \ BUT BOThER OF BUCKLING kI4 fl-IE FUSES' WkY MY SEAT , EVERY MORNING POP IvE woq.j our OVER 1,200 PAIRS 0 ! Seminole County will apply — I.abor Day , by Dick Cavolli ARCH IF RTH wiu. BREAK YOUR LP4CLE Bob Montana a ; i' ' ::2 MOW 5001J WVE...WHY 1W SEEN FOg6ETTIN TO NOTCH THE DAY5- !1 BUT WE M05TVE BEEN HERe ALMOST TbfIQ,._-JITI JOWI / P,W wE2 , ___ so GO'H 'd WWI '409 ALL I SERET CVCRWMEAJT M4X6' &Am6IrXi SPJMATIC.J ai wrr -. - ' sIJ RAP,sE 114CSE . jJIj- . - .. - -'-- ' - _______________ T. . - - W -'''" rninuks. "A shortened day Is of benefit to students not detrimental," [.er says Working parents might not agree, but the board felt at. Rip _4 i__;mI'E tention spans of four, five and six-year-olds didn't warrant a full day of M Oviedo first graders will start at 9 a.m., and at tend classes 'tilhl:45in the afternoon. South Seminole students attend from 9 15, wflhl 2 pm, and Sanford area first graders wtU begin R J in the county's history returned classes at 8:45 and end at 1:30. to classes under contract term But this week and next is for Teacher's aide Susan Trend checks books behind a stacked desk at Soathilde Elementary School In Sanford. bargained by the Seminole teachers. Educa tion Associ a ti on( ). groans Echoing moans a For example, new schools School will be converted to a sferred to comply wi th the U.S. ha ve changed schools, Ray School administrators will f h ' of ,Onu.itCOmugye3! Lake Orients, Sterli ng Park facility for special education. Justice Department's said. And, some additional . have an opport uni ty ,iO Wiutv will open and Lake Ralph Ray, Layer's ad- criticisms of Seminole's school changes are in the mill, Ray a summer well spent, they met first hand the fall of the old doors Sept.Howell 2. today with curriculum coorsays. minlstrative assistant, says system. system and implementation of Justice Department age 1 on U Some volunteers already Rosenwald Elementary some teachers will be tranthe SEA negotiated contract assuming, of course, it's approved by the School Board. —' But teachers for the first time -: -- - • . - - Colle e B u'l I d'16 reached ?th? best r!r both the board and school sides teachers. - Bu Awarded Close to two-millIon dollars said. He sato construction music, art and drama — will long time," said W. Morr1%n, Presently, music, drama and lie will speak to teachers was awarded an Orlando firm should begin within 10 days and art students are scattered about all be "centraHzed," which chairman of the h1imartitres later in the week. Layer will tell Tuesday for construction of fine will take about a year to the campus, with some students means a dream come true for department. them a "little bit of the history arts and vocational buildings at complete. studying in portable class- students and SCC faculty Carolyn Sienstrom chairman of the summer and a little bit of Seminole Community College members. rooms. -.i SC err' C's , • '-n The exact figure on the ha"S Cuiiu . " 1 The State has appropriated contract award was $1,934,800. SCC President F.1 Welden "It lozks awfully good." If he's tip to snuff, he may $2.5 million for the project, and said the o@)y "sour note" 1w At the monthly trustees' re fc4 fine The 38 0Q) squa Trustees Wendell Agee, $287,704 was In tedeM even tell them about one of his meeting, R. T. Milwee, % building will be cou 0 days q-AW (.eorgç.rnmon and the I!e . favorite mottoes: '1t1aze4, assistant to the prdent, said betweeo the sjent center and Wr 4 Aru - ' w& t trt_ In butCoricerned."Resayslt'sa hewaa"happy...realhappy" the gymriasiunr, while the nob 1ous1Yi-sW.&pW. buik iiconhl..i'.t4if)$ hp d awaru slogan whidi describes best his that the bid was awarded to Uorral building, with its mental chalrinii, - Dorothy t fac ility won't be open fi rm K. IfltefTI$tlOflal theory of education. 18,000 square feet, will be con- Morrison, said it's ben a "long In time for classes next year. The architect is Gutmaiut Layer points to changcs other "The new buildings will mean structed under the college's wait" for the fine arts building. "We've counted on it for a She Dragash Associates. said the three disciplines a lot to us next fall," Milwee fibrary. contract than the teacher . High winds, lightning and rain played uncie complained of chest pains while nun, 49 W. Lake Brantley Road, Forest City, was damaged when lightning havoc with various areas of Seminole trying to put out the tree fire. reportedly hit a te levision antenna and Longwood rescue crewmen responded County and led to one death Tuesday nigh t, although only a half-inch of rain was and Zvorykth was taken to Florida caused electric wiring In a wall to smoke. Sanford police reported several reported at the County Agriculture Center Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, by He motorists were stranded during the storm Herndon Ambulance, Higgins reported. on US 17-92. n th he eir autos were disabled in water on e Intensive a short w c ar e unit th ere in th died reporte a 78-year-old puti es esrepo Sher1ff's epu 13th St., east of French Avenue. ed a short timeafter time later, officers said. Longwood Gary Kaiser, county public safety Sheriff's deputies said a citizen reported apparently suffering a heart attack while director, reports fire department units near Wilson School, by sighting a funnel cloud a tree set afire trying to extIfl"1'' 'b responded to six or eight downed power west of Sanford at the Paola community, UYIUWI lines during the night, but reported no during severe thunderstorms but that the Deputy P.J. Riggins identified the man cloud didn't touch down as it went nor- Injuries. He said power companies as Vastly Zvurykin, 78, of 609 E.E. th ward tow ar d the St. Johns River. repaired the lines. wood. Williamson Road, The lights in the county commission Deputies were unable to confirm the Higgins said an unidentified niece of the report by visual Investigation, officers room also clicked on and off several times during the commission meeting. Kaiser victim went to Longwood Fire Department said. a heart lire units reported no fire was said the generator was clicking off and an County report Zvorykin was having to that her found, Noremergency generator was taking over. but the residence of Lucille attack. The woman told firemen " - - - -'. - - -. - - de . - - - - ' - •. • f — ---tq a low income Winwood area near Altamonte Springs. . - . .. - . J- . - - . - .- - - - 'F : ii . ie' - - - -' . " - :. • ' - d & Commission Expected To Start TODAY Work On Budget A Today - 71 - - - t.• . J- - - :-- - -'I. .. - . I -. Around The Clock 4A Bridge....... ...... ........ 1OA analyst, predicted the board the Montgomery Ward Building Calendar By MICK LOCURIDGE ..............SA will have to cut thousands of in Casselberry and dealing with Comte Herald Staff Writer 10A dollars from th e requested the Seminole Coun ty Jail SB Crossword Vihlen has proposed to in- Ft - al Seminole County Corn budget of $22 million to stay 4A dude $600,000 in the budget for De ar Abby missloners, falling behind within the certified millage Commission ChiIrm.an Sid initialconstructiononanewjail Dr. Lamb schedule and facing three SB major and expensive projects Vihien Jr, called for all live facility. Howev er, Corn Horoscope SB for the new year, were expected cosiuiussso ners to meet today to mis.ssoners Dick Williams and John Kunbrough have to begin budget work sessions work on the budget Obituaries Mrs. Anderson, said If the tered with a proposal to include Sports. . again today. 1.= money Is to be used to "improve neigh___________ the character of the borhoods" ?r ' t , ' If [RiD approves the $120,000, storm "inno v ative" an --'drainage system will be inarea of stalled in a two-block, Midi y, according to Hill j4?ls-fI' —. .'. ._•_ Bush, county engineer. Commissioners, whose 1975- commissioners I'stick to it" and $360,000 for housr.'ig county Television .. The system will use 12-18 Inch SB 76 fiscal year begins Oct. 1, are make major decisions on new prisoners in surrounding jails. Women perforated pipe and specially 1-28 Linda Parsons (left) and Patricia Holbrook display County prisoners currently trying to budget the county's programs, a proposed budget designed Inlets to provide an O MY ACHING and hot feet as they stand In line for automobile license could be ready next ' week, are being housed in surrountag operations within tax revenues undcrdrain system to hold stickers outside the Seminole ('ounty Courth ouse today. This to be collected with the 5.34 WEATHER Major projects include ding jails while waiting for the ground water beneath the TIRED FEET might serve as a reminder to those who have not yet purchased '' funding a $525,000 county County Jail to be inillage, cer tified and also reopened. rains It ground between their 1976 tags that the deadline for having them on autos Is however, Eleanor Anderson, Library system, possibly initial has been closed since a June 9, to serve as a storm sewer when Tuesday high 95. Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Heraid tonight at midnight. l management and budget payment of $400,000 to purchase lire, it rains, inches. low £9 Rainfall was Bush said the system will be — Partly Onady through monitored for water pol.lution. Thursday with a ch"ce of Dilmore sWd a mwvey of low aftenwon and evening tbmv,income county areas revealed dershowera. highs mostly In six communities which had ' flnnnci(jri to sta"in" rr— l sing money on a .1 WI) un.) bb th'e the low er 90,. Lows In ufficient downtown lightstumbles falls ever curbs and ns rade either on a of i pa By RICK PANTRIDGE hcldlng the and the mid us drainage pa ving, ho ing .pr ein-i business 70g. Variable Ing. during the crush of the hope would be a prime par y morning or on any W ter da Stall Sun ri herald winds 10 mph or recreational needs hours sternmed from the need Recalling a traffic accident estimated 20,000 persons who Christmas shopping day. Monday thrcugh Saturday after leis,, stronger and gusty nar Included areas The Asked about a Sunday t block the str eets a leasttwo last vearwhlthfnlured several viewed th nrtrade. r...,.,.t.... ...i Th flnwntntrri flii&int c - - -, . ' ' ' --! - "'' lit -.: -—.-- .--------- .,.._,,.,. - - - -- . - I \ - \..Ji ., - -------------------- - • - -iZ7RAiRN4(R . - - - - by Howie Schneider :kFi - - And School Supt. W.P. "Bud" Layer is set to deliver his Same "pep" speech (maybe polished up a mite) to teachers on Thursday and Friday. - EEK & MEEK 1 - - unit development. Dilmore said federal grant ME BET WED FALL IN . . - County Planner Darrell Dilmore told commission the Midway area had a major drainage prcbli tIqp vE5,THAT p- -- -. :- Urban Development (HUD), will be used to de velop dra inage and recreational facilities in the for application to the money provided under [RiD's Cornmunity Development Block Grant The county must apply r THEIJ WKAT'14 HAPPEPJEP WHY NAVEIJ'T WE BEEN PICKED VPc...WHERE9 OUR RECVE tHspog PLANE ç - - 7 - Heart Attack Kills Longwood Man The County Commission XMBR l1S. - -. Heavy Storms Drench Seminole; Tuesday approved the county planning department's request 1 PLAP4JMP TO MROOPi t5 FOR PCI PAYSIeHr; by F,ARTHESY AQES OF UP INTOM.A4"( FRAMEN,. ~_a a LJ RLED lTO THE 1 Another major change, Ray says, is kindergarten and first i graders will not be attending classes tulltlme for the first time this year. First graders will attend school four hours and 45 the same as Department of Housing and -t.AT*E CAY -THE _ slaught ('I more than 30,000 studints Teachers and students alike w ill find the 197546 school year different, in many wa ys, from preceding sears Classes resume the day after for $120,000 in federal furxis for constructing a pilot drainage program in the low income Midway area east of Sanford. A portion of the funds, If allocated to the coun ty by WINTHROP . tor ne ys criticized the ratio of black to White educators at Individual school centers. — Sought 1_ 'fl fr:wi - rurluiriB a) '-9 __ Drainage I _______ -........... - The trial went to the jury on the burglary and stolen property charges. Jurors returned a guilty verdict on buying, receiving and concealing stolen property but reported they were hopelessly deadlocked five-to-one for an ingcer.t verdict on the breaking and entering with Intent to commit a felony charge. Circuit Judge J. William Wood.son ordered a mMiial on the tirJary charge and allowed Terry Wallace to remain free on bond pending a pre-sentence investigation on the stolen property crMlvlctlon. Michael Wallace was ordered held in jail pending a pre. sentence investigation on - . by H.ImdskI & Sloffel BUGS BUNNY . - - . toll. They toll — school bells, that today for Seminole Is, County's 1,462 school teachers who returned to classrooms to prepare for the Sept. 2, on- Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S. Park Ave. Just before a jury was to be selected for their trial, Michael H. Wallace entered a negotiated plea of guilty to the breaking and entering charge and Assistant State Attorney Claude Van hook dropped the other two counts. As part of the plea bargain Michael agreed to testify for the state in his brother's trial and the state agreed not to prosecute him in several other pending burglary cases. Michael It. Wallace, who admitted a prior criminal conviction and having served an Indiana prison term, took the witness stand and testified that he went to the church with his brother, Terry, and another man on June 18, and they entered the building. lie said he carried away a four-slice toaster, electric knife, can opener and silverware in Terry's auto. Be said the stolen items were taken to Terry's residence. Rev. G. Blair McGnrvey testified that the kitchen stems, found by investigators at Terry Wallace's home, were "just like" the items stolen from the church. Terry Wallace took the witness stand in his own defense and said he didn't know anything about the church burglary "until I got arrested." He said Michael brought 'numerous items that I presumed were stolen" to his house and that he demanded his brother leave "after he stole some 'pot' that was in a cabinet." Terry Wallace maintained he was at home in bed when the church was broken into. At the end of the state's case Van hook dropped the grand larceny charge against Terry Wallace. -' k)C)WMR IF Q00 - - Two Sanford brothers today face prison terms alter they testified against each other Tuesday in circuit court in a trial in connection with the burglary of a local church. Michael U. Wallace, 22,810 E. Fourth St., and Terry C. Wallace, 20, 2810 Magnolia Ave., were docketed together f o r trial on rha rcs of brt'a k jug and entering v it Ii intent to coriunit a felony, grand larceny and buying, receiving and concealing stolen property in a June 18 burglary at the 1 2 Ask not for whom the bk tli Herald Staff Writer iLLJJ) Seot. By ED PRICK ETf HeraidSiafi Writer By BOB UA)YD 00 , Start County School Teachers Return Each Other, Face Prison £' To Classes - ruiners Diume I (Do you have a question for the Jacoys? Write 'Ask the Jacoys" care of this newspaper The most in. teresting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) F4UY 41 HWY I BY 11 A'iV 57L I MVV7' V ft* IT V ME A1W.7tWa Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents Year, No. 312—Wednesday, August 20, 1975 simple wi0 9tW aa&— 4W 7N5 '6&Vt1tfl AEW)Cr w by Garry Trudeau Il. 1'f 66=0 fPf7VN OF : V DOONESBURY 6A -- -- 1A r A South Dakota reader wants to know what you respond to your partner's one-spade opening when you hold: *62 AK85 •932 4 A Q 74. In theory the hand qualified br two clubs, two hearts or two notrump, but the only correct response is two clubs. You should try toavoid responding two hearts with a four-card suit, and you should never respond two notrulup with an unstopped suit. Finally, two clubs covers your next bid. If partner rebids two diamonds, you bid notrump If he rebids two spades you bid three hearts, etc. By Oiwiild & James Jacoby THE BORN LOSER After - , ( matter to finesse against the king of diamonds and wind up with his grand slam. It was a top score to end all top scores. No one else either bid or made seven. by Day. Groue V '-1C -- 11%, 0SWAI.1) and JAMES JACOI3Y 'I ? -- suit. &L4 1t1i by Dick TurMr CARNIVAL Walker Mon . ....... 4 41 H r%.~ 0 .is ps FRANK AND ERNEST r by Bob Th.y.s FRANK & ERNIE'S WEIGHT CONTROL CLINIC i-WE 0UA_ANTE - YOU I - A LOS F— ;. -, ....- Zr M*N$ IF YOU DON'T Lo$fi W1GHT You've SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill HE WAS SMILIN& WHEN HE SAIDII4AT. ( —r—) ~71 DBA Opposed To Saturday Morning Christmas Parade Plan . ' o - - �________ 2A— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Appropriated Monies Ran Out Long Ago Wednesday, Aug. 20,lt7S - Wednesday, Aug 20, 15 - ]A Evninq Herald, Sanford, FL College Changes In Cab*inet Off*ices Send Costs Skyrocketing Granted NATION TALLAHASSEE (Al') The Commissioner Doyle Conner, for Askew and each Cabinet of Jacksonville fora $9.3 million is paying $350,000 for six acres General 1 he The Cabinet gave the city un Services a third site in ca.e the first two $175,000 set aside for Treasurer Philip Ashler, Edu- member to revise office plans regional state office building, of air rights. iii Oct. 710 give assurances it Department staff also was told fell through. changes In offices for the gov- cation Commissioner Ralph since time did not allow dc. Architect William Morgan could build the $2.5 million to negotiate for a proposed site The third site, not considered This completed site selection four in the investigation, is near the ernor and Cabinet members in Turlington and Ally. Gen. Rob- tailed planning to meet require- For seven regional centers or- pictured the buildIng as finally parking garage, a step Askew given second priority the new Capitol didn't last two. cr1 Shevin will cost about one. ments of each official, Brown dered by legislators so citizens looking like steps leading down said was necessary to start acres near the Gulf Life Insur- old railroad terminal and was thirds of the way through the third of the total of executive said. could visit one place for all to the St. Johns River. Mayor construction by April 1, the ance Co. building offered for offered by the Jacksonville Terjob. revisions. mimi Co., owned by the Florida In another building action state services. Hans Tanzler said that would deadline before the money $300,000. The Cabinet approved At Turlington's iri.'astance, East Coast, Seaboard Coast When plans were approved a Tuesday, the Cabinet chose the The building will be atop a create an amphitheater for city would return to the state treasthe staff was told to investigate Line and Southern railroads. changes Tuesday worth $230,128 year ago, $25,000 was set aside site recommended by the City city parking garage. The state activities. ury. for executive offices in three floors of the south half of the $42 SEE How Much You Can million building. In 1972, the * Save On Your Prescription total cost of the building WLS SAVE estimated at $25 million. Changes in executive offices $5.00 Howl OVER 10,000 on two floors in the north half o NOW'. liT the building are yet to be made. Also still tobedeterininedis RX PRICES the cost of extensive changes HOME BLOOD ordered by the House which is PRESSURE KIT revising arrangement of every Simoif' to U member's office. Senate-orREGULAR PRICE $24.99 Handy guice is dered changes cost $168,000. indexed by drug ________________________________ ______________ Anero*d unit with The orders approved Tuesday name, priced b, stethoscope, are for the maximum cost of A i'' strength. Avail Right rss.rv.d to limit quantitiesonoilitems. e'. changes in offices of Gov. ilcuable "generic" l)ifl Askt'w , It, Guy Jim Wil5 n Iti'-i ALL SALE SPECIALS effective WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY li iins, Comptroller (;eraI(l STORE HOURS YES! Walgreens Will AIRPORT BLVD., SANFORD Lewis and Secretary of State MON.. SAT. 9:3C, A.M. -9 P.M. Bruce Smathers. Continue to Ouote Rx Prices by Phone. SUNDAY 10 A.M. -6 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM - 6PM The cost probably will be less PHONE 323.9190 _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ w he n de ta iled pla ns are cornRx PHONE 321.0250 plcted, said Robert Brown, supervisor for the General Serv-'--'• ices Department. _______ Save! li ' Reg. 78 Worfhmor. 1 r Most changes are to move I walls, and some changes in ,j). •) V paneling and wall finishes such -e as Askew's substitution of roseBlades, Pack 5 Bottle 100 Tablets _______ Hair Spray, 13-Oz. wood for walnut paneling In his ______ _______________ NET office. Brown said. Three Big He said changes still to be I ~ BUFFERIN ? Types Buy! macic in office s of Agriculture ' _' Limit 1 with coupon, good Limit 1 with coupon, good " Limit 1 with coupon - IN Funds BRIEF - Space Officials Wary Of Threatening Weather lAP) — Space officials keep weather today as the countdown nears zero for a third try at launching a Viking spaceship to explore for life on Mars. NASA officials gave the final go-ahead Tuesday for a 5:22 p.m. EDT blastoff. "We expect some electrical activity in the vicinity of the launch pad, although most thunderstorms are forecast for Inland areas," said John Neilon, director of launch operCAPE CANAVERAL Fla. a close watch on threatening ations. The 505.mithon-mile, 303-day journey to the red planet was scrubbed twice last week following the discovery of malfunctions in both the Titan Centaur launch vehicle and the spacecraft itself. Bronfman Promises Help NEW VOIK i API - Immediately alter FBI agents rem o ved his blindfold and bindings, kidnapcd whisky heir Samuel Bronl man 2d shook hands with one of his accused abductors and promised to help him, according to that suspect's lawyer. Tuesday that 21-year-old Bronfman can prove Dominic Byrne is "completely innocent" of the kidnaping. And If the case goes to trial, "we expect the chief witness for the defense to te Sam Bronfman," Dc Blasio said. 1k Blasio quoted Bronfman as telling Byrne: "Anything I can ever do for you. I'll do it." The lawyer also said, "Mr. Byrne thought Mr. Bronf man might even put up his bail, once he IByrne) found it was $200, and V he couldn't raise it." The lawyer, Peter E. 1k Blasio, claimed Crop Damage Continues WASHINGTON (AP) - Damage to the corn crop in the North Central states is continuing, despite last week's long-needed rains, the Agriculture Department says. "Rains eased stresses in many parts of the corn belt during the week, but above-normal temperatures kept topsoil moisture supplies short for much of the area," the department's weekly weather and crop bulletin said Tuesday. The department is counting on huge crops of wheat and corn to calm fears over rising food prices which may recult from new grain sales to the Soviet Union. upper Ford Satisfied VAIL Cola. (AP) With Seminole Community College (SCC) has received $448,000 In Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) funds for the 1975-76 school year. SCC Dean Robert Schrieber told trustees Tuesday $48,000 is slated for day care facilities for children whose parents attend school under the CETA program. The remaining $400,000 will Pay for texbooks, tuition and stipends for SCC students studying under CETA. Schrieber said 300 students took advantage of the program last year. This year about 00 students are enrolled. "We have more applicants than we can handle," Schrieber noted. tndcr CETA, the college retrains laid-off workers for new jobs and outfits the unskilled with job skills that are marketable. -------- _ Door prize winners In the just-conclnded children's movie serie, are, front row, Oldakeer, Mike Morgan, Paula Hittell, Kathy Fall, Glen Brooke and Tim Immkk. from left, Melissa Avery, Pat Hamilton. Debbie Robb, Becky Linebarler, Edwin Back row, same order, Steve Phillips, Robin Scott, Ruth Osteen, Jason N)Tos, Jo Ann Smith, Brure Thomas, R:infI', Johnson and Barry Fitz p atrick. More than $100,000 in federal FILM SERIES money also was awarded the school's vocational-technical education program. Russell Morrief, director uf Vocational-Technical edication, said the money will be used to purchase equipment for the new vocational education building approved Tuesday. The Seminole County Commission is the prime sponsor for CETA funds. "It's been very good working with the county commission," Moncrief noted. He said this year's funding leaves vocational education "in pretty good shape." 1$ PRIZES END The Evening Herald's summer children's movie festival concluded Tuesday at the Rocking Chair Theatre at Sanford Plaza In photo at 71/RICEY / V - .• \ ji 1 - '-:2 ' S ' . •4_ / TIE - President Ford says his two-day swing through the Midwest was "productive, constructive and worthwhile" and he plans more public question-andanswer sessions to learn the views of the American people. Ford returned to this mountain resort Tuesday night after 10 ofIftial and political apprances In jnarado, "1wa, Mlmesofr.d IllthoIs anoM reporte* "I'm ready to go aglin tomorrow." The President will play golf and tennis here four more days before starting back to Washington on Sunday, stopping off at Libby Dam in Montana and in Chicago and Milwaukee. Funding Intent Uncertain WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Election Commission Is having a hard time deciding just what Congress meant when It voted to match presidential campaign contributions with tax dollars. The controverrienters on whether Congress wanted the federal matching funds to be calculated against the gross receipts collected by a candidate, or against his net receipts after fund-raising expenses are deducted. Depending on how the commission resolves the dispute, millions of dollars of public funds could hang in the balance for presidential hopefuls seeking federal matching money under the new campaign financing law. Woman To Run Jail SAN DIEGO (AP) — Next month, a woman will begin running the troubled Sap Diego County jail. Elizabeth Clark. 50, was appointed Tuesday to take over the jail under the county's new corrections department. Sh eriff John Ducfy, now in charge of the jail, has vowed a court fight to resist the takeover. Mrs. Clark, the first woman in California to be named head of a county jail, Is currently juvenile services director in the probation department, where she has worked for 22 years. Plane Stuck In Woods ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — It may take a crew of men and several giant Army helicopters to undo what one pilot did irtuaUy alone. The pilot landed a four-engine transport loaded with 'narijuana on a makeshift strip of less than 1,000 feet arsed out of west Georgia woods. He did it shortly after midnight Aug. 4, guided by a tring of light bulbs powered by a portable generator. He rought in bits of tree tops stuck in his engines, but the ,l a ne suffered t i t tle da mage. Sandwiches 10 - Clay Pit Operation Okayed In Split Vote development of the clay pit, plication. The site is in Adjustment Monday, In ap. HeraldStaifWrfter Amendments, included by Commissioner Williams' located eat ofMarkhamwoods district, proving the clay pit license, Road. John Kimbrough — who later voted against Kimbrough, prior to casting a also set several restrictions on ft-a1-2 vote, the Seminole The County Road Depart- the operation of the pit no vote, succeeded in Including the development of the site. — provide for test *nt iCornmlsslon Tuesday went will use the clay for The Include: wells, road paving and a concept plan for three amendments in the appro4d a county clay pit constructing roads. Also, motion made by Hattaway. —the southern po rtion of the operation on a 104-acre site land is scheduled to be future recreational use. The amendments include test site be left undeveloped. west of 1-4. reclaimed as a rccreatlonal wells on the site to check for — a 50 foot buffer zone The commission approved its site. Vihieri Jr., was contingent upon revenue sharing funds or gas water pollution, the paving of kept. own clay - or borrow — pit The commission is pur- commission approval of the taxes. He said ad valorem taxes Dixon Road, which will be used — foliage screens around the application, in the face of op. chasing the land from Lester borrow pit application, will not be used for the pur- by county trucks traveling to property be six feet high. position and law suits from Mandell, owner of Greater ConCommissioner Mike Hat- chase, the site, and adoption of a The county planning, residents of Markham Woods. structlon Co., for $517,000. A t.away said the purchase will be Commissioners Dick concept plan for future engineering and road departMore than 75 residents of that contract, already signed by made with revenue bonds Williams and John Kimbrough recreational use. ments all recommended the area appeared to protest Commission Chairmbn Sid s--cured with either federal voted against the clay pit apThe County Board of board approve the clay site, Utility Rates To Be Increased To Reply W, CASSELBERRy — Water Bill Dale, environmental and sewer bills will increase 25 services director, to keep per cent this month for 2400 Vihlen informed on a "day-toresidents in unincorporated day" basis on the situation in areas of Seminole County near Casselberry. here, following Casselberry's Dale reported to the cornPurchase of General Water- mission an average utility bill works Corp. for residents in unincorporated The rates, higher than those areas would increase from *d pcior to the city's purchase $16.04 to $19. An average bill for f the company, are being city residents is 115.80, Dale nailed out with the August said, illing. according to Leonard State law allows the asselberry the city's utility cent surcharge for cities to iistribj.tlon superintendent, charge unincorporated The Seminole County Corn- residents. nisslon attempted to block the New residential rates are 12 million purchase of the $5.75 for the first 3,000 gallons of ystem but failed. Since the water and % cents per adale, the commission has ditlonal 1,000 gallons. Sewer mended the county's water rates are a flat $5.75 with a $2.25 nd sewer ordinance to pollution control charge. aintain control In uninCasselberry said rates for Drporated areas serviced by city residents served by the ity utilities, general waterworks facility Commission Chairman Sid will be the same as other ci ty ihlen Jr., Tuesday insUucteci rates. American Shot Down During Escape To Polk Seminole County Attorney Tom Freeman today was scheduled to file the County Commission's reply to Sheriff John Polk's budget appeal. Polk last week filed a petition appeal with the Circuit Court Clerk's office seaking the full $21 million request For funding the county's law enforcement agency over the next year. Commission had approved for Polk a $23 million budget, Commission had until today to file its reply to Polk's apPeal. Art Beckwith, circuit court clerk, said the reply was not filed this morning. Polk's appeal on the budget will be hee-d by the Florida Department of Ad. ministration in a public hearing. Date of the hearing has not been set, wo urg ary CountS~, By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Sanford police were on the Action Reports lookout today for 200 copies of the recording "Blind Ov An Altamonte Springs man You" by the Chicago * Fires was jailed today on burglary Gangsters. Donald Angel of charges after he allegedly Dunedin re ported the records, * Courts dropped items taken from two in a brown paper package, were offices while talking to Sheriff's * Police Beat stolen from his delivery truck døutles about an attempted while it was parked In front of burglary at a third office, the Record Shack Tuesday on telephone booth across the W. 13th St. Booked at county Jail on street. $21,000 bond on two counts of Police said that Angel, Deputies said while they were reported the burglary and one count of at. recordings we* tempted breaking and entering talking to McBride he allegedly valued at $156. was Robert Paul McBride, 22 dropped some papers that turned out to be ar, idenof Altamonte Springs. Police reported an un tification card from a detective determined amount of money Deputy David Duguld and agency and a check made to and items were taken early Reserve Deputy Frank Carter another doctor with offices In today in a burglary at Starline had responded to a report from the same building. Enterprises, Building 131, Dr. Larry Golub that someone Sheriff's investigators Sanford Airport. had tried to pry open the door to reported they found the other Officers said the firm, that his office at 101 Wymore Road, two offices In the Wilding had manufactures ambulances, w Altamonte Springs, when the been broken into and McBride entered by forcing a rear door officers contacted McBride at a was arrested. and offices were ransacked, Wendel Parish, 1560 Nottinham Drive, W, inter Woods told deputies that stereo eqwpment,a tape recorder and portable television, valued at were missing after his residence was burglarized by I,.__ ___ . - I Pilot Was On Third 'Rescue Mission' To F. 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Dade — TRAC II - (md. icoff libel) Officials released statistics in unemployment on metropolitan areas showing Broward County with the highest seasonally adjusted unemployment rate, 16 per cent, and Tallahassee ss ith the lowestat6percent. Pensacola and Polk County also showed decreases in uneinployment rates, officials said. County Altamonte Man Charged%P A j SALE I Reg. 79t Officials said Tuesday that the unemployment rolls dropped by 2,200 persons in Dade and 1,500 In Jacksonville from June to July. ByMICKLOCHRIDGE in late TALLAHASSEE (APi Unemployment rolls decreased in four major areas last month, including Dade County and Jacksonville. the Commerce Department Tour BUFFERIN rem ner Cake In Markham Woods Protests Overruled AQUA NET 59 4 3 In c rease State 4 ITTI PAN1 HOSE Job Rolls i,: - . ____ _____ j ' 99 191., -. I - ] I Frank Voltolinc congratulates 1)anny Lawrence, who won i 10-pound turkey. At right, Eckerd's Assistant Manager Doug %edek1nd holds up the bicycle won by a smiling Crystal Harold. Eckerd's donated the bike _.. '. OLIVES Wolff's, 5-Oz. Jar Super S3C Buy! �Evening HerWd Here at The Herald, we're trying our level best with to make your family newspaper Just that emphasis placed on community Involvement, no matter what level of environment you happen to be part of. For instance, we want more personal items, letting us know what's going on In your Lives that might make interesting reading. We want to hear about where you've been, what you've done and where you'll be going in the future. Too, we'd like to know more about your chur. t-hs, schools the whole ball of wax. 300N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305 -322. 11 or 831.9993 Wednesday. Aug. 20, 1?75--4A - Around D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROHEHTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director WAYNE 9 Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year. S240. By Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. U.S. Doesn't A Need If you happen to Live in an apartment complex or trailer park. get yourself a publicity chairman' who will feed us information about what's going on to make your life more interesting and bearable in these trying times. The Clock Without your help we wuuldn't know and be able to print this infermatlon, even If it's a complaint that you've been unable to get straightened out. 5i. if you, your club, church, sch.ol, what-have- Secrets Act This country has never had an Official Secrets Act such as the British act. Instead it has been the foundation of American law in this area that the government must operate at all times in the full light of public knowledge. .Our government belongs to the people and can ithhold :nformation from the people only in those pecif Ic cases where disclosure would cause a clear and present danger to the Republic. The presumption in every case is and should be that the public has it right to know. If there is doubt, s;e must come down on the side of public knowledge. The burden of proof must rest on the government. The 'top secret" stamp alone can never be taken at face value without an inquiry to determine whether it was properly used. The judicial branch should be responsible for reviewing the propriety of executive branch secrecy whenever a question arises. Something like this rationale underlies OW' present body of federal law, even though the accumulation of precedents and statutes over many yc' his left room for doubt as to what the law really is. Now comes Senate Bill I (S.1) in Washington, a 753-page document drafted to give the nation its fi rst criminal code of federal laws. Much of the bill is undoubtedly good but certain sections would create what its critics describe as this country's first Official Secrets Act. It prohibits comm unicating any national defense information to anyone without government authority if the information could be used to the disadvantage of this country. That is a broad prohibition and, unlike present law, does not .require the prosecution to prove intent to harm the Well kids, it's all over for this summer, but everyone's quite sure that The Herald will be able to combine efforts with the Rocking Chair Plaza Theater next summer to once again provide you with morning movies at a reduced price. We've had nothing but good words from many of you youngsters, and parents alike, who have expressed opinions regarding the sponsorship of these 'kiddie' movies. Naturally, we'd all Like to see them continue, but there seems to be a conflict in schedules Just around the corner namely school and it's a sure bet that the education must come first. However, since the response was so good these Congratulations are in order for Barbara W. Ruprecht, home economics teacher at Seminole High School for the past 32 years, who has recently been named to the board of the Florida Professional Educators as recording secretary. Miss Ruprecht was Instrumental in establishing the Child Care Service Program at Seminole High, where she is chairman of the Home Economics Dept. She's involved in so many education associations it would be next to Impossible to name them all, but we do doff the derby to Miss Ruxecht of Seminole High. Bill Currie - - .10 you does something worthy of reaching others through The Herald, let us know about It. We feel this Is your newspaper and we want to make it better and better for you. Therefore, drop us a card or letter at P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, 32771, letting us knowwhat's going on. past several weeks, It's almost certain that the next year. summer morning movies will return don't be afraid to let us If you're In favor of that, only way we have of hear from you. That's the with success. knowing if our efforts are meeting Chair Rocking the Too, you might drop a note to management Plaza expressing your thanks to the a joint sponsorship. there. After all, it was - - FM FLORIDA Abortion Consent Opponents Pleased With Federal Ruling TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Opponents of consent provisi ons In two Florida abortion laws are pleased with a federal appeals court ruling that the laws are unconstitutional. But Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said Tuesday he will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that minors may have abortions without their parents consent and wives do not need their husbands' permission. Senate Appropriations Chairman Jack Gordon, D, Miami Beach, who opposed requiring prior consent for an abortion when the law was passed two years ago, said he was glad the appeals court agreed with him. TOM TIEDE Can Students S a Le In rn S tar was talked into taking a summer science seminar. The county-run six-week course had the students in the countryside for 17 of session. ri si. I school in high in June, ..;IY~~_Z.i %--, ~~_., More t ummer? f Choice For .....r -.0F chemistry, insects, botany, geology, etc. Each team developed its own research methods, evolved its own statistics, decided its own hypotheses and came up with its own pcoofsand conclusions. They wrote 40 and page reports on which their grades depended. 4 ,%- . PITTSBURGH (NEA) -A year ago doctors told the woman she had terminal cancer. But now, sitting on a wicker chair In a cramped a partment off city center, she's not so sure: "I found this doctor who gives me Laetrile.Iget it In shots, once a week or more, whenever I want. God, It's been miraculous. For the first time in all these months I think maybe I'm going to live." Fifty years after the discovery of Laetrile, and a dozen years following Its federal ban in this country, thousands of cancer sufferers still see It as the one bright hope In their clouded lives. An extract from apricot pits, the substance, proponentsclaim,arrestscancerbythe relee of hydrogen cyanide which destroys cancerous cells. Miracle cures, they say, are frequent. The lady in the wicker chair, as illustration, claims she eats better, sleeps better and feels better: "I'm having sex again, you know, and I haven't done that, well, since December." _____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________________ _ ... ___ i_ p % - _ --.'- ____ t.' IN . ____________________________ _________________________________________ % -, ____ .. _______ l qrlrt~ 1 0 S~ I I __________ I .. ____ ____ Onarentbacackingp,asmysonandI -.. ., _____ .1 - : ___ ___ ' r ___ / ,"i:.. ____ . _____ .",'.'- - The Big Push BERT COLLIER s A to 'I TAVARES (AP) - A Lake County coroner's jury has formally labeled the shooting death of former citrus industry official Robert Rutledge a suicide, The jury ruled Tuesday following a day-long inquest in winch physicians testified that Rutledge, 54, was emotionally unstable and had a serious drinking problem. Rutledge, former director of the Florida Citrus Mutual, was found dead in his bedroom June 24 of a single .44 caliber pistol wound in the chest. lach uaP la n I I, Three Doctors Arrested HOSPITAL NOTES --AUG. 19, 1975 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: - It 0 ,60A2~_ WS by W. Ou pay - ' __ T%__I ..,t,t.. $'SflS4SAJ - 1 ___ _____- Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments . Quotes - 831-9774 322-0285 - - .2417 S. French Ave. WONL1Ss1 Sanford, Fla. 32771 _________ INSURANCE AGENCY _________ - - " BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL I ,i Typewriter" , Blow Out - Replace Ribbon Clean Type . Oiling and One Adjustment. 322.8005 $0 Offer Expires Labor Day ( ENDS - kr SEPT. 2ND VALUESI m Friclav M Britson Funeral with Rev W L. Holcombe r'(ficlatirvj Burial will be in I onqwood Memorial Gardens Rrison Funeral Horn, In Hme - 0 A. 19 William H. Mulhollard, Deltons Harry Stern, Deltona Grandeas SJoblom, Lake Mary Oliver E. Sjoblorn, Lake Mary - - 95 HARDWARE STORES -, Somoza Family Owns Half Of Nicaragua In an earlier column, we named Anastasio Haiti in 1971 to see how the bloodsuckers there Another cousin Is editor of the family newspaper, have found him bitter and defensive on the Somoze, the Big Banana of Nicaragua, as the operate. which all state employes are required to sub- subject. From remarks he has made, they cx' world's greediest ruler. In 1955, the family was granted the "rights" scribe to. pect him to accept the responsibility for Our conclusion was based on documents, to every television channel In the country. For Somoz.a's brother-In-law, Guillermo StVIIIa. Watergate but then blame everyone else for written in Spanish and smuggled out of five years thereafter, they held exclusive rights Sacasa. Is the Nicaraguan ambassador in what happened. Nicaragua, which we compared with iecret US. to import television sets. They also own a Washington where he is widely regarded as the The visitors report Nixon looking tanned, fit records. number of radio atations. most pompus person in town. He also holds the and healthy. The lL t-om his phiebitis The Somoza family has acquired, Incredibly, Their properties range from teeming slums to world record, no doubt, for attending parties. operation Is gone. After a year In exile, his W the private property in this little nation, a metal company, which produces galvanized The dictator's wife, Hope Portocarrero do friends report. Nixon seems to be accepting his Their farm acreage alone Is roughly equivalent steel, round Von and metal structures. Another Somoza, is an American citizen. This hasn't fate and looking hopefully toward the future. In size to the entire republic of Ei Salvador. Soma plant makes the cement that Is used to prevented her from holding down two tOl) Their enormous wealth has been squeezed out pave the streets of Managua. WYMAN'S OFFICE: The General Services government positions. It Is strictly against U.S. Administration has given favored treatment to of impoverished subjects, whose averabe pay is Each year the dictator raises about $-4 million law for American citizens to hold office in Louis Wyman, the Republican candldnte, In the a meager 10 cents an hour. Nicaraguans can't for his political party, the Natlor1alist Liberal foreign governments, but she has manag ed disputed New Hainpshlje Senate turraround without contributing to the Somoza Party. through force atIons from govern- smehow, to get around it. election rhe photo41pl CpJ between Wyman rare. The dictator rakes 011 a profit from the amit eni1noyes. They don't have to worry about Like his Is wife, mistress, D1,nJi food they eat, the clothes they, we&, the houses the paperwork; the payments are automatically Sampson, alsoSoinoza's a power in Nicaragua. S and Democrat John Durkin has been sent back to the state for a re-rufl. deducted from he r they live In, the banks they borrow frm chec controls the ncinins lions to varima VAfic offices But while the two candid Many are also compelled to cough up Noenterprlaeiswoarnalltoeac,pesomou'g donations in and does a thriving business on the side In Washington, fighting it out In the Senate grasp. He has an Interest in distilleries, sugar each December, they "contribute" about contraband clothing and jewels, chamber, Wyman W Operating two f mills, cement factories, meat packing plants, $ ederal 1 00 ()0 In gifts for his birthday, Footnote: We have made repeated attempts offices back home one in ?octsnuth and one hog and cattle farms, cigarette and cfg&r to reach a responsible official at the Nicaraguen in Manchester, Dur dictator relatives production, professionalort spii recreation kin was given no equivalent embassy for comment and rebuttal. We were space. th,Ic jobs, , , recording companies, travel agencleu, ajsoness ayiUiM to talk to us. Ills 1.1s brother, Jose, Is the Army's powerful told tht na tional airline, hotels, houses of prostitution, 1 The GSA generously provided Wyman wi th Geseral. An uncle runs the nation's NIXON'S 'S MEMOIRS: Richard chard Nixon has $l2365.84 worth of salt plants and shoe factories, i off ce space and another power and light cnmnpany. completed the first 100,000 words of his memoirs. $3,$57 The dictator even takes blood from his worth of furnishings A GSA spokesman A cousin Is president of I?4FONAC, a national He Is writing the final draft himself, told us the space Was cowtryrren at $5 for half a liter and sells It development institute set up to vacated August 7. It was furinel foreign aid The big question Is: what wiliheabout, merely a coincidence, he said, that this hap. abroad for $35aU ter. He made a persona! v1stto and commercial loans Into family enterprises. Waterga'e? Sources who have 4aIkedtoidEn' pefled to be the day after our first lnçulry. CALENDAR - LOW AUTO RATES __ BERRY'S WORLD i Teachers Back In Classrooms Michael Hudson Freddie B. Nelson Jean 0. Postell AUG. 25 fundraising luau and dance, 8 AUG. Estella M. Seel test leading to high p.m to 1 a.m., Altamonte Lake Brantley High School Richard Manning Jr., Alta.GED school equivalency diploma, orientation for new students Springs Civic Center. monte Springs Seminole Community College, and their parents, 7:30 p.m., Polynesian food and enGenevieve Bennett, Deltona for anyone 18 or over has met school commons. Includes tour tertalnment by Chip Meycr ____ Mallie M. Bradbury, Deltona prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call of school and information on Band "Southwlnd." Contract Stanley V. Slocombe, Deltona SCC for information, Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern curriculum and clubs. LQ George W. Boston, Lake ManJVTWR flflflPT rarK, ior uczei inzorm.auon. roe Tuskawilla Middle School SISTER Inc. luncheon open house, 9 a.m, to noon. AUG 31 Mrs. Cordia Snyder, 77, of 458 Robert E. Maines, 47, of James 0. Boston, Lake Monmeeting, noon, Cavalier Students can follow schedules Father Lyons Council Palmetto Ave., Longwood, died Sarasota, died Tuesday as the roe Restaurant. Knights of Columbus of Sanford Tuesday morning. Born in Ohio result of a heart attack. Born in Ruth M. Ford, Orange City and meet teachers. Robert J. LatiTiore, Osteen corporate communion at8a.m., County, Ind., she lived in Sanford he attended local Mllwee Middle School open mass in All Souls Church for Longwood for the past six years schools and has lived In Helen S. Hammer", WinAUG, 26 house for all 6th, 7th and 8th members and families invited. and was a member of the Sarasota for several years. He ter Park Lake Brantley 111gb SChOOL grade students who will be DISCHARGES: Christian Church of Moscow, was an electrician and a Seniors pick up schedules In attending Milwee, 10 am. to SEPT. 29 Sanford: Baptist. Id. Presidents' Council of guidance center, 8 a.m. to 3 noon to pick up schedules. Cynthia D. Bacon Survivors Include one son, 10 a.m., Community Deltona, p.m. Schedules for UnSurvivors Include two sons; Elmer V. Davis James E. Beall of Longwood; ('enter Arts and Crafts derclaasmen Issued first day of AUG. 30 one daughter, Mrs. Dora one daughter; brothers, Georgia Dunwoody Fraternal Order of Eagles Building. school. Cleland, Rushville, Ind., seven Harold, of Albany, Ga., and Pauline J. Goethe grandchildren, 18 great- Homer of Jacksonville; sister, Annie Harris grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Doris Guist of Bradenton; Joan E. Immich Mrs Carl Finch of Apopka, two aunts and two uncles in. Christine M. Lewis Mrs. Florence McCarty and cluding Reggie Masey of Sherry Mayfield Shirley F. Myers Mrs. Lula Seamier, both of Sanford. Blanch S. Paulson Rushville and Mrs. Anna oho Rivers Jr. Funeral services and burial Rlednour, Phoenix, An.; three Jacob Sanders brothers, Abner Hatfield of will be in Sarasota. nTIST Sue C. Stewart TRU. Price, Apopka, William Joyce A. Wagner Indianapolis, Ind., and Ralph Funeral Notice Bai- bara A. Ward Hatfield, Rushville. M)Ttice Jackson, Altamonte Brlsson Funeral Home in S pr ings SNYDER, MRS. CORDIA MONEY charge of arrangements. runr'qalervlce% for Mr Cordia Henderson, DeMarion G. 11 SAVING 77, o 15$ Palmetto Ave _______________ Bary ICW4Qwd, who died Turida JACK ANDERSON t - Paul R. Arledge Emanuel A. Barton Beulah A. Hatcher fl&fla 'S.'t3MMS Jfl • MSJ4 - r.-_~~ -_ ", ~ \ 1 AREA DEATHS - ; May Be Revoked ' - quackery. The cyanide aspect of laetrile is, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 'Potentially lethal to humans." This spring a district court In California found that over-Die-counter laetrile, in the form of a "food additive" called Aprike'n, was sufficiently dangerous to merit market prohibition. The court ruled that five pellets of Aprikem "could kill a child", and thus ceased Its manufacture. Indeed, Indeed, laetrile Its clinical name Li - has lately received more than just court and Federal condemnations. In July, four major cancer clinics which had There was never a man with more confidence not a single A.1crican might have survived. The seminar instructor was as happy as his than Col. Daniel Newnan as he led his little band The Newnan expedition was desperate been experimenting with amygdalln Issued students. But he and I worried the course could of Georgia volunteers out of Picolata on Sept. 24, strategy from the uj simultaneous announcements that all tests were After the spoil school for these youngsters next fall and 1812. negative. Mice experiments at Sloan-Kettering Patriots' revolt against Spanish Florida winter, "I didn't have a course that gave me this With 171 men, 12 horses and a ragged slave collapsed, U.S. regular troops wioer Col TA In New York, for Instance, showed no evidence Smog Goes Country challenge and chance for experimenting with boy named Isaac, he was going to destroy all the Smith were left sitting outside St Augustine at that amygdalln Injections prevented growth or concepts I developed my:.lf until I was a Seminole towns in Alachua country, as well as Mocea Old Fort under orders neither to attack spread of Cancer. Privately, one experimenter graduate student in college," he MI& the settlements of their black allies. And he nor retreat. admitted such tests are never absolutely conThe message that rings loud and clear in the Environmental The ermonhereIsobv1ou Iknowotdents allowed himself only four days for the job. Exasperated Col.Smith, In a precarious elusive, but added, "If we thought there was Protection Agency's report that smog is Increasing in rural who, on their own, win gold medals for Individual Not a man in his connnd ia doubted the position and unable to get clear Instructions, anything toll, anything at all, we'd keep trying." areas is Plain. Despite the fortune and effort poured into the work in nature and ecology, who develop ex. "ccess of the mission. They were tough dashed off a letter to a friend: "In truth I am battle to reduce smog over the last decade we just aren't doing Still, belief In laetrile Is apparently as great as periments and carry them through and spend woodsn°n, masters of stalk and ambush, ready truly sick of this damned I'°" well enough. months of their time studying Insects, wildlife, as any Indian with the scalping knife. The Indians and their allied runaway slaves e?er, and Interest may even be growing. At least There is no solace for anyone in the report. Rural regions, soil and water conservation, forests and geology. They feared only God, as one account put it, jumped at this chance to beat the war (h1' In three national laetrile associations promote Its which have been exempt from federal regulations Intended to benefits through magazines, seminars, speeches But they barely pass standard modern science and him only on S'mday. a few days of raids on Isolated farm houses limit the output cit air pollutants, now may find themselves and organized therapy trips to Mexico where the courses as taught in today's schools. They left the banks of the St. Johns In high hostiles killed nine rettleri under federal laws. The EPA found that cars were major 90 substance can be legally administered, In my youth we called this standard classroom spirits, moving soundlessly Into the forbidden slaves. pollutants in farm areas. approach "cookbook chemistry." You followed heartland of the hostile Indians. Eighteen days It was the activity of the blacks tht By the same token, the 27 urban areas in the United States Beverly Newkirk, an officer with one of the which are under federal regulations have to do more, much the lnstructions precisely, got the results the later the shattered survivors came limping back frightened the settlers. The white planters could associations, the California-based Committee for book hinted at, wrote down on exams the an. after one of the most terrifying ordeals in the deal with Indisn raids but the militant ex-elaves Freedom more. And most of the regions already are complaining that of Choice In Cancer Therapy, says at swers the book or teacher said to memorize. If records of frontier warfare, 'anti-air pollution efforts are too stringent. were another matter. Gov. Mitchell of Georgia least 100 doctors prescribe laetrile in secret In you did, you received an A. If you weren't willing I Finally, K is very dear that the automobile manufacturers They had fought three sharp battles, openly hoped for an Indian =,rlsirig as an excuse the U.S., and possibly 100,000 cancer vicUrns to do this, you got a C if the teacher was kind. struggled through storm-.wept swamp and to destroy the blacks. Now his hope was realized, take It regularly. Despite :ai'e going to have to intensify their efforts to make engines arguments of the ,better uil sooner. Now I've read the new sckrce books and hammock by day and by night. They had been Newnan's militia was ordered into action, medical establishment, aie says, "Laetrile The suggestion is strong in the EPA reportwatcled the new science teachers In action. I under constant sniper fire for almost two weeks. Every man sought cover from the whistling works, people know It works, and no Laws or know the new concepts are supposed to challenge They had eaten their horses, then scrounged for bullets. Heavy fire continued on both sides for laboratory ciitfrlsms are going to keep people dards for emissions from auto exhausts are central to the whole rtts and bring out their Initiative. This gophers and other crawling things, alligators, more than two hours. The Americans had one from trying matter, and that they cannot be delayed for five years as the it for thearelves." sometimes happens, but my experience Is that it roots and berries. administration proposed recently. killed and nine wounded, three of them later The Issue, says Newkirk, and most other does not happen very often. If the Seminoles had tried just a little harder, dying. laetrile cultists, agree, Is freedom of choice. I Liquor License • TAMPA (APi Three Tampa doctors, one of whom allegedly wrote prescriptions for more than 36,000 quaalude tablets in less than a year, have been arrested on charges of illegally prescribing drugs, police say. Official Secrets Act. 6) approved. He said appropriate public hearings must be advertised and held and a budget adopted by the Sept. 30 deadline. According to the city charter, If a new budget is not adopted by the Sept. 30 deadline, the current fiscal year's budget will remain in effect, By keeping the current budget for the new year, property taxes will remain at five mills, which, with property reassessment, would bring a substantial increase In taxes to city residents. -, _______________________________________________________________ Newnan ' Shooting Ruled Suicide h East added that Mayor Norman Floyd had already gone over the budget request with a fine-tooth comb, cutting it as much as possible. through SR 436 tra ffi c to accidents, noting squad cars in recent days could not get to an accident on Interstate 4 because of traffic congestion. East also asked for a new pay classification plan for poli ce department personnel, noting beginning officers are currently paid $8,313 annually, some $400 to $900 less than policemen In area cities of comparable size, The budget workshop was continued until 6 p.m. today. Mayor Floyd said a workshop on the budget will be held at 6 every day until a document is ALTAMUNIE SIJUNGS otcupatiorial license at the bar The State Division of Beverages on SR 427, on the grounds that a is filing administrative charges public nuisance was being against Donald R. Crowder and operated. The license permits Carolyn Crowder which could the operation of a dance hail , lbel lead to the revocation of their and coin-operated machines. NORMAN FLOYD Liquor license at the BenEast said his recomdezvous Bar, beverage agent mendation was based on Claude Cruce told City Corn- "illicit" activities and past missioners Tuesday night. gambling acti vi ties at the bar. Estimating it will take three City Attorney Joe Davis said months before preliminaries the city license could be (Continued From Page-IA) resolution agreeing to the Palm Springs Road) eastward. Urban Development (HUD) to dinators to plan the year's are completed, a public hearing revoked "for just cause." He prohibition of on-street parking In other business, city serve the area. Is held and a final decision added, "Suppose the license is study. on SR 436 from the east city commissioners: Floyd reported to cornmade, Cruce said the Crowders revoked on probable cause, and Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg said limits to Boston Avenue, adding -Instructed city Attorney mLssioners that a letter from are being charged with they are found innocent after the DOT has been notified of its Joe Davis to prepare an or- HUE) said four homes on a service week is valuable. possession, buying and selling their business has been shut plans to resurface thedlnance rezoning the one-half street in Lake Harriet Estates Teachers get class rolls, Listen stolen property. down for a year. They could say thoroughfare under the federal acre Phil Orr tract at the north- have definite heal th problems to Layer's words of wisdom The couple of 551 Karen Ave., it cost them $50,000." "Skid Hazard" program. west corner of Sand Lake Road with malfunctioning septic lust generally prep ..re for the Altamonte Springs were among C4'uce and Sheriff's Detective After the resurfacing, Floyd and SR 434 to commercial tanks and one has been ordered Sept. 2 onslaught. 11 persons arrested in a raid Ralph Salerno Indicated they said, DOT plans to restripe the generii to permit location of a vacated by the Seminole County Perhaps one third grade over the weekend which the could not give testimony in a highway, creating six lanes for motorcycle shop. teacher who lives In Oviedo Seminole County Sheriff's De. hearing before the City CornHealth Department. the section from Boston Avenue The action was taken after no Noting supplying only sewer summed up a teacher's attitude partment said involved a $1- mission on the occupational to U. S. 17-92. citizen protest was heard at a service would be a "losing about returning to work after a million a year theft ring, license revocation until court "i agree with the resurfacing public hearing. The planning proposition," Floyd said, "I am long and productive summer. Police Chief Justus East action is completed. wholeheartedly," Floyd said, and zoning commission tired of Altamonte bailing out Mary Jane "MJ" Milder Tuesday withdrew a recomOn Mayor Norman Floyd's adding a bottleneck will be recommended denial of the "areas outside the city that get simply said, "I have mixed mendation that the City Com- advice, East withdrew his created In the shopping center request, saying the change Is in trouble, mission revoke Mrs. Crowder's recommendation temporarily. emotions." - - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Police Chief Justus East pleaded with city cornmlssioners, in a budget workshop Tuesday, not to cut his $595,556 requested department funding for fiscal 1975-'76, saying the money is needed to operate at a bare minimum, the many motels and shoppers and employes In the business areas, 40,000 to 60,000 persons actually go through the cornmunity da ily. Also Included among the request.s are five men and three motorcycles for a new traffic squad. East said with the new squad, traffic control could be provided during the peak hours on the major highways, releasing squad cars for residential patrol to cut van, dalism. East added the motorcycle squad could more easily get additional police personnel, seven of whom would be funded by the city and two through a federal-state grant program, The police chief said crime In the city is up 30 per cent over last year and the police department receives 1,256 complaints monthly, averaging nearly one complaint per citizen annually. lie said Altamonte Springs' permanent population has climbed 500 per cent over the past five years to 18,000. 20,000, but taking into consideration the city's major SR 436 ar tery, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- at Palm Springs Road where riot compatible with the n(!gbCity Commissioners Tuesday the six-lane road would go into borhood. night delayed corscurringwith a four-lanes. -Au thorized Floyd to check Florida Department of Tran"It will end with an Increase out the number of homes, sporlation (DOT) planned In traffic accidents,"Floyd said whether both sewer and water parking ban on SR 436 after noting during road construction service Is desired and the Mayor Norman Floyd predicted parts of SR 436 will be closed. County Commission position on DOT plans to six-lane part of Commissioners delayed the city extending service to the highway could Increase action on the DOT request to Lake Harriet Estates, off SR traffic accidents, give Floyd time to encourage 436 in Forest city. The city has Floyd said the DOT has officials to begin the project received a request from the U. requested the city adopt a from the bottleneck area (at S. Department of housing and initted his resigna tion to new hillS Secretary William "Pete" Page effective Aug. 31. Legislators have criticized Sandberg for his role in [IRS lease negotiations, and his activities played a major role in the Senate's refusal last spring to reconfirm hIRS Secretary O.J. Keller, who had refused to fire his deputy. A Miracle . . r..nt,r Af Ii,,irI,,h,,,, .,,s.*f.,,,......,., f.'.. ..'...iI.. 'h1t1LIWt uIIMuV1l3y 101 IIIUJIU& has arinoun(iii his re,I:natiori, Dr. E.W. "Buzz" Sundberg said Tuesday he had Sub- . hs I rh:iiin The 36 students divided Into six teams; water - whoW,JS .1 - quick, service to the citizens would be sacrificed." Altamonte Votes To Wait On Parking Ban Approval TALLAHASSEE (AP) The deputy secretary of the state Health and Rehabilitative Services Department Individual's By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff W ri ter The budget request is up 37 per cent or $161,237, from the current year's $483,244. At least $50,000of the police department "I feel it is a practical Increase Is because of new state budget," East said, "with no requirements, Commissioner cream In it. To cut further Cal DeVoney said, East's budget includes nine would be to cut so close to the Sundberg To Resign Post walked along, he could hardly talk of anything except this type of tree and that, why It grew where it did and when, this rock outcropping, that type of soil. He would stop repeatedly an lectureme on one aspect or another of geologynature-forestry-water composition, - until we had to hustle on in an attempt to catch up with Our fellow campers. his usual practice to goon for hours enthusiastically about Under the bill it would also be a felony to school subjects, but be does about this one, disclose any 'classified informaticn, regardless of I took several hours off from work the other the propriety of the classification, day to attend the "graduation session" of this The bill asserts for the first time ownership by group. th e government of a broad category of information. Each team gave its report, served sassafrass, It appears to be aimed more at gQvernmenLenlxmw and other wilderness survival tC&t ployes and newsmen than at spies. A bill aimed at Before andafter the talks we milled around espionage could be,' much more narrowly and Every time I asked a question I was approached by enthusiastic teen-aged men and women filled precisely drawn. with what they'd been doing. Before S. I passes the Senate the sections And this was school. My son had hated biology dealing wi th secrecy should be thoroughly revised in the usual classroom course he'd taken last or dropped entirely from the bill. We don't need an winter. ; Pol'i' ce Chief Opposes Cuts In Budget IN BRIEF - RAY CROMLEY Wednesday, Aug. 2U,IS-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Supreme üuality! Long-Lasting Color! 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The four-jet Ilyushin 62 was coming in for a landing after a flight from Prague when, at 1:15 a.m., it dipped below the flight path and ripped into the hillock about 12 miles south of Damascus, an official at the airport control tower said. UrIIWfl it hit it, the plane jumped up and exploded," the official continued. "The wreckage came crashing down. Those who were not killed In the explosion were killed in the fire." I— lit * V4J1 I Il1UII lIUII - — --- NEW YORK (AP) - Those In their ramifications: positions of leadership today —Sell more grain to the So- ........ ivy, them. It would be unfair to tax- doing business. They might Right now savings bankers It would speed recovery from payers elsewhere, If you were a banker you would seek all prove to be unenforceable, can make home mortgage loans know there are no easy deci. v1et Union. It would further de. the recession. It would put —Impose wage-price con- They might lead to black above 9 per cent ln some areas, slons, no clear-cut answers, no tente. It would help Improve the people back to work. It might the business you could handle, consistent markets and cheating. but they are reluctant to do so sharply defined routes to fol. U.S. trade balance and keep the lower Interest rates. It would with your bank's goals.. You would want to They would help stop what All these decisions refer to — even at that high rate. Why? low, no positive actions that do U.S. dollar healthy. It would help business finance its needs build your deposits and your investments, seems to be a rebuilding of In- actions that might be taken by Bankers, no more than any othnot spin off some negative con- give U.S. farmers a good price It would, (or a while at least too. flationary fears. They would the federal government. But es's, know the future. They fear sequences. for their labor and Ingenuity. help the stock market. It would enforce a sense of stability, They wish those who aren't in there are similar decisions that even higher rates. But, it might also raise do. help housing. don't forget, it is uncertainty b positions of power would under- mestic food prices It might about the future that makesusiness is trying to deal with. But, it probably would cause It would do no good for them —Lend federal money to New put its house in order, stand this. At least that seems arouse domestic strife because an acceleration of prices, a York City, But, it would also set a prece- many wage demands and price If you were a banker you to make a 9 per cent loan today to be the lament, the (rustra. the AFI1CIO Is angry about the return to the very Inflation that would seek all the business you for 20 to 25 years only to find It would help save financially dent - and there are fears that Increases so big. tion, of public officials. They lot of common people In the So- caused so many problems. And, distressed municipality. It precedent would be followed But, they would violate our could handle, consistent with their money costs might top might not express it publicly, viet Union and highly disturbed it is feared, such a move would would restore confidence in the widely. It wouldn't solve New belief in free enterprise and your bank's goals. You would that sometime in the near fubut they do so In private, about U.S. food prices, trigger a new recession In a municipal bond markets. It York's problems or those of any bring closer a permanent want to build your deposits and ture. It happened before; it Consider a few decisions and —Pursue an easy money poi- year or so. could again. would give the city a chance to other city - just postpone change in the American way of your inrestinent.,s, too, i UIt JUIIJ here ha3 upset foreign customers to the extent that many export • • . criminal profits in the millions are buyers now pay extra just to make sure they get what they pay reported skimmed off the $14 billion worth for. Harlan Ryan, chief of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's of grain exported annually and a continuing federal investigation of theft and fraud has grain division here, said 40 per cent of the grain shipped out of New Orleans these days is federally inspected, resulted in indictments against 48 men and "It's working us to a frazzle," said Ryan. four companies in New Orleans . . . Normally, ,l.s 57 Inspectors merely spot check the accuracy of private USDA-licensed agencies which grade and inspect corn, dictmcnt.s against 48 riicn and four companies at New Orleans, wheat, soybeans and other grains loaded onto ships in this port with more expected. area. In reaction, some buyers for export have taken to making Full federal inspection was unusual. "federal appeals" in order to bypass private grain inspectors. But criminal profits in the millions are reported skimmed off It costs an extra $2.25 per 1, 000 bushels for federal Inspection, the $14 billion worth of grain exported annually and a continuing plus $18.30 per overtime hour, with inspectors working 15 hours a federal investigation of theft and fraud has resulted in In- - day. - ____ tl - The hours are often unpleasant, since private Inspectors go through the motions of the job right beside the federal men. Ryan calls It "a true exercise in (utility." Ashipthatrecentl)'kabrdl41IiiliionbuslieIsouowacorn had a federal inspection bill that totaled $22203. The $22,203 bought federal assurance that the ship was clean; " the corn not sour or infested with weevils; that it was of good No.2 yellow grade, not a lesser grade palmed off as No. 2 at the same f)'ICC and that there actually were 1.4 million bushels In the holds. Foreign buyers have long complained about short weights and misgrading, but they had little recourse once it was delivered. Sen. Dick Clark, [)-Iowa, attached heavy political significance to the fact that sheer market pressure already had forced a private inspection system to become 40 per cent federal. -- --- All King George S ilence Bid Backfi red Mob Guts Red Headquarters LISBON, Portugal (AP) - A mob of 200 gutted the headquarters of the Communist-line Portuguese Democratic Movement early today In the northern city of Porto as the Communist drive to dominate Portugal suffered new setbacks. The building was empty, and the crowd emptied the ffi burnt their contents and marched on to the oces, headquarters of Intersindical, the Communist-dominated trade union confederation. But authorities rushed to the union building, and the mob retreated. In Lisbon, meanwhile, about 500 persons attacked the union headquarters after most of the country's workers rejected a Communist call for a general strike Tuesday. And Communist party leader Alvaro Cur.hal canceled a rally he had scheduled Tuesday night in Porto. -,, FILLER PER PAPER Hok Loi laffulisi PACK OF LOYD'S, HANDHELDI 8-DIGI1' WESTABF THE ORGANIZER A L C U L ATOL THERMOS, SCHOOL LUNCH '' FILLED ORGANIZER NOTEBOOK bo,d md clip. Rili 2.99 LimdZ 166 Z88 K11 Niw Iougiri. Thermos bolt, TV characters p'cIui,d on bottle and Iunh Ii limit I lures Algebraic Icsc, floating dicimil, auto contlmnt, % I. i reciprocal function, i2-aq function. Op.t.tn on "AA" ittensi (included) with cat. Model No Ili IA O 0"M Rig 1999 300 17' Limoi 2 — EDITOR'S NOTE Two hundred years ago Saturday King George III turned the tide - independence with a proclamation declaring the American colonies to be In a state of rebellion. The Americans finally believed for il,iIT ()NU (hemselves, Kissinger To Seek Accord WASHINGTON (AP) - Seaetary of State Henry A. Kissinger, leaving tonight to resume his Middle East shuttle diplomacy, says a Sinai settlement between Egypt A * iaa U ..I-1 W 1 '.1 .. A 1. I k :p' DON McI.EOI) Associated Press Writer It was Kin g George III himself, more than any Yankee firebrand, who finally silenced the peacemakers and drove the American cclonies reluctantly toward independence. I' .1 and Israel would help blwfl the move to suspend Israel from the United Nations. Kissinger told a group of American Jewish leaders that such an agreement "will be very helpful, when and if it Is reached, In doing away" with the Arab campaign to expel Israel from the U.N. General Assembly when it convenes next month, according to Rabbi Israel Miller of New York. Dr. Miller, who headed the 10-member delegation that met Tuesday with Kissinger, said Kissinger also ex. pressed the Ford administration's support for the defense SPREE PEN Fuse guilty Ball Tip p.0 to be audit school, off',c. or hoow Rig. 7W I needs of Israel. Israelis Kill 3 Guerrillas HANITA, Israel (AP) - israeli troops surrounded three Arab guerrillas In a wood near the border kIbl*flz of FLanita wid killed them in a 30-minute battle, witnesses One Israeli soldier was reported wounded. There was speculation that the guerrillas planned to try o make trouble during the vivt of Secretary of State -Ienry A. Kissinger, who leaves Washington tonight for mother attempt to complete negotiations of a new Israeli.7gyptlan agreement. BIC PENS D.p,nd.bI. wining NI.. Rig. 2W Limit 4 SPIRAL J. ORGANIZER 3 co 9L* no m ad bindo in essorred 4004Ms. Ri,. 1.11 17 4/C Prince May Attend Williams College WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (AP) —An admissions officei at Williams College has Interviewed Prince Albert, son o Prince Ranier and Princess Grace of Monaco. Albert, who Is completing high school, visited the school Monday with his parents, his sister Caroline and a hod yguard. They took a two-hour tour of the campus Monday, being shown classrooms, donnitorles and other facilities. A college spokesman said Tuesday that the prince, 17, heir to Monaco's thron,, had not formally applied for admissian. He has until next Feb. 1 to seek admission as a freshman In the fall of 1978. Princess Grace, once the movie actress Grace Kelly, said the family is vacationing at Nantucket Island. River Trip For Susan Sch II cia pe GEM sot] BATHPACK 99 et i AMPEX3PAK CASSETTE TAPE V IA',' 'Lit'. ' ck 49 ,, 2 l, 1 SCOTCH ELMERS GLUE 4 Ounce p1mm. mvii. bottle. Sife. No hsrwtfvf tvnwi. 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THE SYSTEM FILLED BINDER 2 w.-lion filled binder with board and do. 4 4 Rogow 1.99 Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1915-7A *No Decisions Are Easily Made, Those In Power Claim at Grain Ripoff Costly To Buyers MRLDG ' re1 IN BRIEF Zz pq4 S . fbi'-. 10 CUT Little Rosie 's TENNIS SHOES All, i 688 288 'Whift ... TODAY AND EVfty041, cried Printed " C *4 you pick P row Perot$, bVV ttq SDSt Ked" 4W bletit and WN do " 9V$O1 pe'1 J. ANts r! TODAY f of Seminole County �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS "Irish" Gene Wells, • right, downed John S Wednesday, Auçi. 20,1975-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wells Bombs Pinney For Title Pinney for the —m By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer southern middleweight boxing Donohue' s Death Shakes Racing World GRAZ, Austria (AP) — Mark Donahue, the shy plishment was a victory in the 1972 Indianapolis 500. He retired after winning the International Race of Brown University engineering graduate who never lost his boyish good looks, died late Tuesday of Champions In February 1974, saying he wanted brain injuries suffered in a racing crash, just eight nothing more from racing. But Donahue was lured out of retirement when no months after ending his retirement as a driver. Donohue's body was to be returned to the U.S. suitable replacement could be found for the late later this week. Funeral arrangements were In. Peter Revson, for whom Donohue had been developing Roger Penske's new Formula I car. Revson complete. Donohue, 38, who had lived in Reading, Pa., died was burned to death in practice for the South of complications following surgery for a blood clot, African Grand Prix in March 1974. Penske, who with Donohue formed in 1966 one of triggered by a freak knock in the head during the racing's longest and closest car-ownerdriver crash, which left him otherwise unscathed. Donahue, a $1 million career winner, left behind a associations, was at Donohue's bedside, along with string of racing honors achieved by few others in Donohue's bride of eight months, Eden, and his the sport's history. His most prized accom- father Mark Sr. Ken Willard Top Casual ty -. - r. .- I •. Vo 4 . * . Publicity arid finances are the two major problems facing the first international Golden Age Olympics. Committee Chairman Vic Arnett said • today at the steering committee meeting at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce that a person is needed to take Li charge of the publicity and promotions. He said prospective participants in the weeklong events for senior citizens 55 and older need to be informed of the Olympics. The committee hopes to get news of the Golden Age Olympics, to be held in Sar, ford Nov. 9-15, in magazines, newspapers and senior citizen publications nationwide, and on radio and television. Arnett also suggested a speakers' - "Ar '' ': . ': .1'. . , - .,. . .'._ . . -'- ______________________________ -- iiáiEi MARATHON ENDS AFTER 25 DAYS Mike Gallagher, abave, 1$-year-old A1tam,nte Springs youth, has his eyes fixed a ping ping marathon record. Gallagher is returning a serve on the 25th and final day of the marathon, which look place at the Spring Oaks Recreation Center in Altamonte Springs. (Herald Photo by Gordon Willlamsofli (Continued from Page 8-A) Augustana College, completed 213 of 328 passes for a .649 per. centage and 18 touchdowns. Wide receiver Isaac Curtis was Anderson's favorite target last season, catching 10 touchdown passes in his second year. Backing Anderson will be John Reaves. Rookies Gary Sheide and Tom Shuman are battling for the No. 3 quarterback slot on the roster. Star defensive tackle Mike Reid announced during the of. Iseason that he will be pursuing a music career. The Bengals figure Bill Kollar, their No. 1 draft choice a year ago, can step right into Reid's spot and they have also used a high draft choice thsyeartoIandGaryBurleyfromPittsburgh . What happened In the training room and, in some cases on the operating table, is going to be a major factor in how Improved the Bengals can be this season "The season depends on all those guys that were injured last year. They have to come back for the season to mean something," said Brown, ticking off a list of injured players which Included running backs Essex Johnson and Boobie Clark, center Bob Johnson, tackle Vein Holland amid linebacker LeC!air. Brown lists Johnson as his principal question mark this season and he almost changed the question mark in the speedster's career to a period before training camp barely began. Johnson, who has been plagued with knee problems after an impressi ve 1973 showing, was waived by the Beals, but allowed to return after releasing the ilengals of any obligation should he re-injure his knee. Johnson is not the only question mark in the Bengals back. field. Clark spent half of last season on the sidelines with a broken forearm. Brown hopes the 1973 rookie sensation will be able to return to the form that gained him 988 yards his first year. There is no question at quarterback, except how deep is the well of talent from which Ken Anderson can draw. Last season, Anderson, the Bengals surprise pick In 1971 from RD 1 (Continued on Page 8-A) - sharp teeth around a deckhand's boot. He leaped sharks. into the air to shake the jaws loose. "We have some fine collections of jaws ... that's iarks are one of the grea test fighters you'll what everyone wants the must," said Anthony " meet," said Garvin Meats of suburban La Bertotti, a high school student who belongs to the Habra as im watched. club. Jewelry also can be made from the back"I love shark meat. It's delicious. Good as bone, anything you'll ever eaL I fish for shiarks every Adds Mears: "Some people like Jewelry pieces chance I get." made from the eyes. We use a special method of ever Tiger Streak '@ ght, Four Stral A's Faltering Bynii ASSOCIATED PRESS The Detroit Tigers have lost their losing ha bi t but it looks like the Oakland A's have found It. 'M- 'rç, ..,k,,, .......,4 iiw#,.,,'i 10 All you need is a fishing license, a good deep sea pole, boat fare (as a lot, most sharks like deep, blue waters) and a yen for fast, bloody action, Gene Stivers, a commercial fisherman, said shark "totes just like any other fish." Finer varieties of shark are often sold as "white fish" or "gray fish." Bonito shark is said to be the best eating. Alvin Dark wants his A's, 5 games ahea d of second-place Kansas City in the AL West, todo sow* of that bearing down too. And he told them so in a post-game clubhouse meet ing. He said he reminded the pla yers about ma king fundamental mistakes. "This was the first game we've given away In a long time," the Oakland skippe r said. Twim 5. Orioles 2 Rookie Doug DeCinces was the most successful Baltimore batter Minnesota pi tcher Bert Blyleven but he had to work for EL "I think Blyleven has better stuff than Nolan Ryan," DeCinces said after Blyleven had throttled th e Orioles on five hits, two by DeCinces. Blyleven, 13-6, refired the first 13 Orioles en mite to the victory that dropped secondplace Baltimore eight games behind Boston in the AL East Division. The triumph was Minneso ta 's nin th in 11 games. Rangers 2, Indians I Texas Manager Frank Luches.si sent against th e baseba ll against Pt'lrates Firs Virdon Heads t Astro Loss By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bill Virdon and the Pittsburgh Pirates are back in business .,. sl1uthut innings of relief as Atlanta wiped out an early fl Rookie Rob Belloir had singled be fore May hit his game-winning homer off Gene Gather. Baseball Leaders National League National League BATTING (300 at bats)— En? W L Pc?. GB Madtoc. ChI, 36 1. TSimmons 511. 340. Walton. Htn, 321 Pl??tbuvgh 6$ ss ss) Pgh, Sar'quUlen 326; Ro.e PPiIphia 67 36 343 I St • Louis 66 So 3)7 2'a Cm, 371 RUNS-- Cash, Phi, 57; Mor New York 61 39 370 1 Chicago 5$ 6$ 4Q fl 's can, Cm. II, Rote. Cm. $3, LA, SO. Monday, Chi. 71 Montreal 37 70 RUNS RATTED IN—Lu West tifl%ki. Phi. 99 Bench. On. 9S j Csncinnatl I) 10 673 Stub, NY, 57. T Perez, Cin C,. Lot Angeles 67 37 $10 Id'; Si, Watinn, HIM, 75 S Francisco dl 63 197 fl , HITS Rose. Co. 134; Cash San Diego $6 6$ 43? 27', Phi, 167 Garvty, L.A. 161 Atlanta 36 70 4"7$'' Madlok. Chi. M.MlItan, NY Houston 17 II 367 3$; DOUBLES—Rose Cm, 10 flericP. Cm. 34; Grubb. SD, 31, Lulioskl, Phi, 30; Cash, Phi, 29 TRIPLES--Gfoss, Mtn. 9 P Metzoer, 4tn. 9; Kettlnger Chi, I: t) Parker, Pgr, I; Garr All. 5. C,riIfy, Cl'. 5; Joshua SF. I Today s Garnet HOME P UNS---Lu:mnski, Phi Los AnqeIn (MesSerSM,11% 14 31. Schmidt, Phi, 711; Kingman at Chicago 1W Reuschel 9 NY. B,nch, 71, Ci,s, 7). flI C. Foster. Cm, 71 Philadelphia (Christenson 6 STOL.FN BASES--Lopes, LA 1) at Atlanta (Morton 131?). 57. Morgan. Cm, II, Brock, 3t, 11 Cedeno, I-tIn. 10, Car San Francisco )Hallcki 79) ctenai, Chi, 71; P Mangual Ill Pittsburgh (Rooker 19), (nl Mon. 7 a 16?) at San Dieco (Jones PITCHING (Ii Dc,tion) Tuesdays Results Ic's Angeles 7. Chicago I Atlanta 6. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 0 Montreal 3. San Diego 0 I St Louis 7, Cincinnati 1 New York 6 Houston 3 " L. 1. j c — -, ' '' - ; . - Cincinnati (Norman $3) at C,tjllt'tt, On. 103. 769, 700; BmI s Louis(RPM i 91. (nI l,h.,m rmn IA 5. 717 iLl IWetb New York at Denny. SIL. e .777. 367; Nor S 5) Houston (ROberts 714). ml m,r. (0. 83. 727, 367; Sea Il 1 Thursday's Games NY, 70$. ver, 213. No games Scheduled P Jones, SD. 16 7. 696. 701. Kirby. (mn, • i. 667. 155 - American League East W L Pc?. GB Boston IS 19 605 Baltimore 66 36 $11 I New York 67 60 SOS I) 56 6* 137 I9,, Mml*aukne Cleveland 53 66 435 iS" D.tro't 30 71 40) 73 American Lugue BATTING (300 at bats)— Carew. Mn. 36$: Lynn. Bsn. 333; Munson. NY, 311; Har 313, Washington, arove. 1e1r. Oak. 310 14 ci" .' *,'f' Carew, "Sin, 17; Rice. Bsn, 75 ystr:eq'n'ki. IIsn, IS; Mayberry ') C, 73 West BATTED IN—Lynn. RUNS 71 30 Oakland Maybec"y. KC. Si. psn. go City 87 31 531 Kn%a5 3 May, Bal. I). Rice. Bsn. $7. 60 6) IU IJ'j 0 Scott. Ml. Si dl 65 III II Teat HITS- CArCW, Mm, 19; Mun 3$ 67 464 d'z son, NY. II) Rivers. Cal. lii. Minnesota 37 69 132 II California Washinaon, Oak. 110; Single ton. flat. 137 Tuesday's Results DOUBIES--McRae. XC, 31. Teias 7. Cleveland I Lynn . flS. 33; P Jackson. Oak ChIc,rjc 7, New York 6. II n Vstr 37, 3inql..'?on, Rat, 75, son. 26, Ma,berrv •, i,.nikj. rings A ' bicycle race, ping pong, billiards, dominoes, checkers, track and field events, golf, corn husking, walking race, wheel chair race, arts and crafts, and ceramics. The plan is to have an event at various locations each day so everyone can enjoy the Olympics as a spectator or participant. A dinner dance on Saturday night will climax the week's events, McDonalds's Hambugers has expressed interest in being a financial sponsor for the Golden Age Olympics, according to Jack homer, executive director of the Chamber. Funds will be needed to purchase awards for the winners of the events, which may be gold, silver and bronze medals. Advertising will be sold In the printed program of events, from his nose and mouth, and from cuts around both eyes before referee David Hanlon stopped the slaughter. Alter a close first round when Pinney stunned Wells with a sharp left hand, Wells went to work. Midway through the second, he caught Pinney with a straight right hand that dropped the former champion. From that point on it was all Wells. Round after round, Wells battered the game but outclassed Pinney from corner to corner, late in the third, Wells' right hand broke Pinney's nose, but the Tampa fighter refused to quit. Finally, in the sixth with the crowd begging Hanlon to stop the fight, the third man in the ring decided Pinney had had enough. The loss was the second in Pinney's long career. It also reversed a questionable decision that Finney received over Wells earlier this year at Tampa. In a companion title fight, undefeated 'Termite" Watkins was declared the winner of his 20th fight when his challenger, Larry Peterson. refused to come out of his corner for the fifth round. Watkins, the southern lightweight champion from Houston, controlled the rugged match from the outset. The bout overflowed with wrestling and butting, and referee Mike Quarry had trouble keeping it under control. Peterson, who is from Jacksonville, suffered a 10-sUtch cut ovcr his left eye in the swcond round. The lyearkI claimed it caine from a butt. At the end of the fourth round, Peterson claimed he was hit low and he "wasn't going to let Watkins use me as a butting bag," Peterson then called it a night and wouldn't come out for the fifth round. Another scheduled 10-rounder ended the same way when Judy Ballard's opponent, Eugene Idlette, also quit after the fourth round. Idlette said he broke his left hand. Until that time, Idlette had given Ballard a tough tight. Ballard was winning on all three official cards, but he had taken several good shuts from the Vero Beach heavyweight. The win was the 10th in 23 outings for highly-ranked Ballard. Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross kept his No. 1 ranking in the southern junior middleweight ratings by taking out former pcomoterMax Horde at1:5Oofthesecondrow,d After a slow start, Ross came on strong in the second with solid body shots that dropped Horde twice before he was finally counted out. After the fight Ross said, "I am taking a short vacation and after I come back, I might ask "Taco" Perez for a shot at his title." Perez won the junior middleweight crown two weeks ago at the Sports Stadium when he knocked out Joey Vincent in the fourth round. Amateur sensation from Georgia, Terry "Rootin" Tuten, continued to Impress local fans as he blasted out Zellwood's Willie Vasser in the second round. Tuten and Vasser exchanged bombs for the first minute of the opening stanza before Tuten took czintrol with a smashing left hook that dropped Vasser for an eight-count. From that point, it was all Tuten as he pounded Vasser at will. casselberry's Scott Clark was upset by Dwight Dudley In uwce-rowwer. uaric, wno had beaten Dudley twice before, took the first round by outboxing his St. Peter. sburg rival. Dudley rallied in the second and third rounds to win a close decision. Goldenrod's James "Showboat" Salerno and Longwood's Stuart French came out on top in hard-fought battles, Salerno took the :nea5ure if Robert Spencer, and French outlasted Tampa's Matt Lowry. Spain learn Meets FTU OVIEI)O — Flu will battle American Soccer Association 9Spain's University of Oviedo I in earlier stops on its brief soccer team tonight at 6:30 at American tour. Oviedo will meet the Central Oviedo High School. The clash for Oviedo, located Florida All-Stars at 4 p.m. in northern Spain, has defeated Sunday in its final game before FTU 4-0, the Central Florida r e turning to Spain on WedAll-Stars 9-0, and the South nesday. JCPenney SPORTS IN BRIEF Virdon, Son-In-Law Team For Second Time HOUSTON (AP) — With a little help from his son-inlaw, new Houston manager Bill Virdon hopes to be in command long enough to rebuild the Astros Into a National League contender. "I'm going to have to send my son-in-law a letter," Virden said Tuesday after he replaced Preston Gomez as manager of the team with the worst record In baseball. "Two years ago when I was let go at Pittsburgh, my daughter had a baby one week afterwards," Virdon said. "This year I became a grandfather again two weeks after I was fired by the Yankees." Vilas Downs Higueras 132 H It takes a lot of strength to land a shark. They Aboard the Valencia III, In the Catalina Channel 12 miles offshore, Mears and his friends baited twist and run In every direction, sometimes going two-Inch hooks. Chum — ground-up fish, an- completely around the boat — or under it. they chovies and chicken blood — had been thrown Into seldom break surface. the water to attract the sharks. The shark Is gaffed when it is brought along side Toy balloons were tied on the lines to keep the the boat. If small. it may be brought aboard and bait near the surface. The familiar dorsal fins ti beaten to death with a hammer. If large, it is hung circled the bait — then struck, making fishing over the side by its tail and sht open to att:act reels hum Like buzzsaws. other sharks. Most sharks caught are four to seven feet long, By the end of the day the f Lallermen aboard the although a 12-foot blue shark weighing 800 pounds was caught near San Clemente Island 12 years Valencia III had caught 35 blues. Down in the ago. Larger, great white sharks have been har- galley. 16-year-old cook Elinor Quinn of tAguna pooned by commercial fishermen. Beach grilled shark steaks. 2-1 and the Montreal Expos trimmed the San Diego Padres 5-0. Al Oliver drove In two runs a homer and double and Richie Zisk also homered as the Pirates returned from a 2.12 road trip during which they squandered a four-game lead. Meta 6, Ass 3 Del Unser and Wayne Garrett hit solo home runs and Jerry Grote had a two-run double as the Meta spoiled the debut of thr, ,i the New Virdon, who was fired earliPr t his York Yankees and h ired Tuesday to replae Preston Gomez wi th Houston. Jon Matlack, who hadn't pitched in 17 days because of an auto accident and a head coil, blanked th e Astros unti l the ninth when he gave up a double to Enos Cabell and twoout home runs to Cesar Cedeno and Cliff Johnson. Braves 6, PhIllies 4 May was sent up to bat for Max Leon, who pitched 6 14 Baseball - S arks For S port: 'They're Dangerous Meats is a member of the Pacific Coast Swk airing and preserving eyes. wrenched across the deck its jaws mapping and Ray Club, one of two active shark fishing "But most of all, I like the fisiiing for shiarks toget he r In a frenzied staccato, clubs in California. because they are a challenge for me — they're Its spur had been severed, but the blue shark Eating sharks is not the only reason the dangerous." was a long time dying. members go fishing. There Is an element of Long before the movie "Jaws," shark fishing Once, it lunged forward and clamped its razor danger — and souvenirs can be made from the has had a small but ardent following In Cahfornta. Major League - Ath, LOS ANGELES (Al') — The blue-gray beast bureau to make a presentation for the Golden Age Olympics to area clubs, "We want total community involvement and would welcome individuals and organizations from Cassielberry, Deltona and other communities to participate in sponsoring events," Arnett said, Anyone Interested in sponsorsiiip — deciding when and where the various events will take place, making arrangements and supervising — should contact Arnett, Events' Chairman Jack R.athmel or the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. There will be a meeting of event spori-. sors and the events' committee on Sept. 3 at 6:15 a.m. at the Chamber building. An Olympic schedule will be set up at that tim2. Among the 15 events planned are a Bengal Fate forced to the football sidelines early in the year. Looking back, Coach Paul Brown admits that just breaking even at 7.7 was an accomplishment. "We lost more people with serious injuries than I can re member ever having happened to a team I cosched," Brown 1 Running back George Amundsen, a top draft choice in 1973 as aquarterback at Iowa State, was among four players dropped by the Houston Oilers. By JANE CASSELIIEItRy Herald Staff Writer WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) — By t1x.' CflU of inst season, toe lockerroom of the Cincinnati Bengals could have been renamed Medical Center. The entire backfield was decimated and the llnebackmg corps had been in shock since Jim LeClair was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was cut-down day in the National Football League, and nowhere did the axe fall with more stunning impact than at the training camp of the St. Louis Cardinals, where 10-year veteran Ken Willard, one of the National Football League's ailtime leading running backs, was told he was through for the year. Willard, who ranks eighth among career rushers — and second among active players — with 6,105 yards, suffered dam. aged knee ligaments in the fourth game last season. He underwent surgery and came back to play briefly in the Cards' last three games of the season as well as their playoff contest. He was looking forward to a big comeback In 1975, but instead be was placed on the injured reserve list by the Cardinals Tuesday, making him Ineligible for the season. Willard, 32, took the news bravely, but re4listically. He's not ready to give up just yet. 1 had every intention of retiring until as late as last night," he said. "But I've done a lot of soul-searching lately, and I'd decided I would stick it out and make it work. "I envisioned that the knee would be as good as new. I tried to convince myself that It was 100 per cent, so I went out and really irritated IL There's been a significant amount of pain and discomfort." NFL rosters had to be pored to 55 as of 4 p.m. Tuesday. 'fl next cut is not until Sept. 2, when the magic number goes to 49. Therm the numbers are 46 on Sept. 9 and the regular season limit of 43 on Sept. 15. Defensive backs Steve Tannen of the New York Jets and Thom Darden of the Cleveland Browns and linebacker Wayne Coleman of New Orleans, all injured over the weekend, also were placed on the Injured list and like Willard are out for the Concerns Of Olympics • In NFL Cu ts ORLANDO — "Irish" Gene Wells of Orlando turned tiger T'iesday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium and took the southern middleweight championship from John Pinney at 2:15 of the sixth round. Pinney, down in the second and fifth rounds, was bleeding Publicity, Finances lop Benaal Fate Rests Again Upon Injuries " I championship. "This Is a great personal shock to rue," said drelti said Donohue was lapsing in and out of con- punctured on a sweeping turn, One of the fastest on Penske, adding Donohue's wile was also badly sciousness and was unable at times to recognize the track. He went skidding off the course, through four friends. shaken, Donohue was rushed from the Oesterreichring rows of catch fences and through some billboards Doctors said Donohue's heart and breathing stopped several times during his last hours. Me- track to Landes Krankenhaus in nearby Graz where lining the route. It is theorized a support post from Dr. Fritz }Ieppner, a noted-professor of neurosurge- one of the signs caught Donohue's helmet. chanical devices had been used to maintain The car was destroyed, but he suffered no other Donohue's vital signs since emergency brain ry, directed an operation that lasted more than injuries. three hours, surgery Sunday. Donohue is survived by his wife and his two sons, Two track marshals were injured, one fatally, in Donohue underwent a lengthy emergency operation after complaining of a severe headache Donohue's crash. Manfred Schal.!er died earlier Michael, 11, and David, 9. His death was the second this week among top after crashing in practice for the Austrian Grand Tuesday. lie was hit in the stomach by debris from racing drivers. Popular NASCAR veteran Tiny the crash, which started with a punctured tire. Prix. At first, it was thought his injuries were Donohue's team leader Heinz Hofer said Lund died Sunday in a stock car race. Last week, nothing more than a mild concussion. But the headache became worse and turned to Donohue, who was walking around under his own promising road racer B.J. Swanson died of head convulsions. Fellow American driver Mario An. power after the crash, told him the left front tire injuries from a violent crash. Wednesday, Aug. 20, 17S—A . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (;uillenno Vilas credits a week's rest with adding some spark to his game. The 23-year-old Vilas, 1974 Grand Prix champion from Argentina and the top seed in the 6100,00) U.S. Pro Tennis Championships at Longwood Cricket Club In Brookline, Mass., returned from a week away from the pro tour and overpowered Jose Higueras of Spain 6-2, 7-5 in a first round match Tuesday. Meanwhile, 37-year-old Rod Lover, a five-time winner here on his way to becoming tennis' all-time leading money winner, bounced back from a tough three-set victory Mc.iday night to oust Andriano Panatt.a of Italy 76, 6-2. Budget Cuts May Hurt Majors JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Budget-cutting measures being considered by the nation's colleges could effect major-league baseball if the cuts result In fewer athletic scholarships, officials say. "College ball Is not our major source of talent, but it is a source," said Lou Gorman, farm director of the Kansas City Royals. "We need more young people playing baseball, not less, so it follows that we need the colleges." Details aren't available yet on the severity of cutbacks at most colleges. But .lay Bergman, baseball coach at the University of Florida, expects his number of scholarships to be cut from 19 to 13. 1/3 Closeout. 33 off steel belted radial tires. JCPenney Steel Belted Radial. Featurf-s 2 steel belts on 2 polyester cord radial plies. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewalls. No trade-In required. Tire size Save Orig. Now + fed, tax Tire size Save Orig. Now + fed. tax ER78-14 17.33 52.00 3467 2.55 GR78-15 22.00 66.00 44.00 2.96 FR 78-14 18.33 55,00 36.67 2.67 HR78-15 23.67 71.00 47,33 3.17 GR78-14 20.67 62.00 41,33 2.89 JR78-15 25.00 75.00 50.00 3.31 HR78-14 22.67 68.00 145.33 1 3.09 LR78-15 126.33179.00 1 52.671 3.46 .1 Save 2.30 76ers Sign Cleveland on shocks. PHILADEI.I'HIA (AP) —The Philadelphia 76ers have signed rookie Charles Cleveland from the University of Sale 2699 Alabama to an undisclosed contract. At 6-foot-5. the 24-year-old Cleveland, a third-round draft choice, played both forward and guard at Alabama and is expected to try out at both positions with the National Basketball Association club. Morcol: $8,275 Judgement MILWAUKEE (API — A C1rcit Court judge granted an $8, 275 judgment Tuesday against Green Bay Packer placekicker Chester Marcel and his wife, Barbara. The Marcols had been sued for $20,542 by Northridge Bank as a result of personal guarantees they gave for leases at a downtown restaurant. The restaurant closed last September. Cypress Gardens 'Hall Home each Reg. 5.29 each. JCPenney original equipment replacement shock absorber. 'O" ring piston design helps maintain uniform drive control. Expert installation Lr 11 avatlatie at extra cost. Sale prices effective thru Monday, August 23. TheXPenney 10 step tune-up. Save 6.7 2 Req. 26.88 �1OA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 20, 17S ' WIN BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker ___________________________ -- \/ WELL, NE \' 6 PE%Ar'DE T CAFA4 ffE.' FiNe O NE TO Oj ABOUT / KNOW %%4 411 10 TALK EU.EC) AT TE %~P 1 EVEZ eEl 11r I J rr1 4 WET TEA 4 24 '. / I \ 5 til -s ,- ) t< ,,) , Ten Years After v753 AI £ A 107 ' 11 WEST EAST £'° ''5 V0,43, U) 8 — Jk) 542 _\ -7.-.wls *AsAm. ~ Lr IF ISTE CAII~V jUST RAVIN' 14AVIN' .. A LmnE FU .~ KINDA FUN AGAIN, 3. 11 " ( . ,,_. 9 _____ - ,to ~p 14 IA. THE BORN LOSER I r- - C-0XT :, /; ,c I., I VIX,4ff 40MVE A "--'iwc ' I . ____ I - \,% \7 - - , -) 0,1~ t — \ 6 .9 P& D- " - 1 __I by Art Soniom " ' TFRIF161 IF I"C-fl- 11-41, t 5 w9m +1.)L,.l,, l,t) I / rur._n - ".... " -41 / 1k ) HOME R KTI a\15 W ir._i - p PC I c " LI- cMJ ASSURE OU %EA4 OU D' ON T (ABSOLUTEL LITTLE PU;:FJR,y i DO NiOU ASK '3 'U'RE -) ~ NOT OUK / / iiAN.1 \111, -- ____—,~> L OR. INSSR,T EVEN ONE LITTLE WHITE LIE 3 "__~ I ". a C 44L 8-20 . - - - — -~, BUGS BUNNY —I by H.mdohl & Sloffel I A.PPRCIATE I I THAT'S \J TAKING,/ WHAT , I'LL ON 1)4' D(SPL.AY VOAY I -_~ . J . .....- -.1 .- 1 .,Ij., ., 0 ; r ' arry G 1 1. . 946oYf~ 4VO 5"Myl y -9,MUY. PAkfN AtOf , Aly Xff" AS.W= IN WOW,PE ftfX 4VOOT, . 14"0: AAV W Cs-~~r~ 7F,X45 / 54&SE 1 4 :(9 \ -- I i~ Ir I., - -- w- -_ _ .- - r// "I I., -- - i ~ ______ _f~57, 5 1 ,1 - ,- (' '--- I FINP NO 1 PONT-61T-5ICK 01 i . t I ~* ' ...5UT IT TURNED OU7 70 BF_ kEAT RASP I - - 11 - -1 ~ rl ~11 . I i I WAS. " S — ____ 1 0 -IN. I ''1 i .~ — __ B20 .1 4 - by Al Virynier - i . ~ I I I rr .) ffi6 # — - I;i I I ;f", I f . r .. 0 ____ _______ t_10 . r ve.e'v it ARCHIE b . . Bob Montana 1_K-_A,n~z~~ - ~---~ -I - -i l r' " BUTT BJ VERICA vO'JPR(SS TO TO CQ'i'Pt.A ' .....A 1 I ' Fi',GER 'I - ' '(2' I 19 _____ - J I rPA1IJ (a' , ', i . / I ______ I I i _______ " - C I'l W. to ,1v I" .3 ow 7 I V'i ' ~, L_ I - ]I CAPTAIN EASY ' .; ,,,, PLA Q NOPE_ IN THAT CAI~Et IF me PIDNIT HEAR FROM Ir, YOUM UICLE WOULD 6UR1.Y 5EP'JD THEM AiJOTHER CAT IVHAr ARrI ~.-r- -. .. _________ - --- - II 'J 711 - .. FRAN K AND °' n -- . -- _____M"' -- i I\. V U --l' ____ . z . t j ' f_;_ " __• 1' 11 .), by I 1- m t. rHAT Z - 'r -, -. ~_. 1__L )~_ . -i ~ lan d Square . ' 1es ______________ I . I - .-- Z 11. ~_ I ~ ,.l Myste .. - • • -- % rOa sruT.AL. - , _J X AP4 a I - 'ni Ii tD JV'J Fl r' r I rjj I I 1111 iTi 1111 ' J-.. Jill — . ) - ___________________________ -THERE Is ONE ' _ _ , " ___ ____ - I. ' _ FLORIDA CENTRAL ACADEM 14JU---U ( ,"f -- - . •, ", bY Frank Hill Coed College Prep Boarding and Day Students I "I i". . / / ..,>__\ -. --s t "" I\l , ReservelorConslruclion --- TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES 5.15. ANTICIPATED REVENUE Gener al $391 553.15 Building 30.00000 ted. Small classes. Dev,flopment Grades 6-12. Fully Of eff~?Cti~'e SIL,dy habits. Air conditioned dormS and classrooms. Business. Art. Golf. Male and female Interscholastic sports program. Intramurals. Write or call for a nd application . chI !~. ~---, I I,,!" - I -MiM .. _ -. 1, -4-'nz__1 1110 Public IniMflan of the Proposed Sudoet is 4vallable at tht City Hall City of Winter Springs. Florida. DATED This 13th day of Auuust, 191S is L-1 ,J . A,prria' (Stt,. ?iUltIIlVlI SJl!IS.Vii "' ii 'SQ VA ,JU (904)383-4101 Sorrento, Florida 32776 ' , e L~A,V_ l I 11 _ Z=~~~~_ ~~_ _ ~_— ~ ~~~ __ ~- 6, ,,' 1V1, k Jqh ' C 'Y ' ' _ ~__!~~--~ __ ._______ _ :---- ~ ~ -~_ ~ -~-. T~_~~___ ~~ _ __ ~ — — ~ ____ ___ ~_ highest bidder, for cash, sb1ect A 0py of ire proposed DrdnArXe That said sale is being made to DATED thiS 131 h day of August. said Writ of A.D 197% PhvII1% Jordshl By. S~ Mary T. Norton, City Cltrk FKM110n John E. Polk, City Clerk cd the SherIff City of Altamonte Seminole County, Florida SprIngs. FIorda biIth July 30. Aug. 6. 13, 20. 1975 Publish Aug 70, 197% -7 — _~_ ~ _____________ ____ — v_ i '1' .. ~ I. 1~,-_ .i- 1-ft I1_ ~ -. ., Is _--~'.- - , _w , [. _-" -_ _ A-VO; .--:;~: p ' ~-r - - ".. '.'- .1 - 7, ---__._ Lt4 - ' Lot 73 nf WINSOP MANOR, ac ~_ ___ ~=_ _ 4 (3 197S tSFAII Arthur H ReCkwith. Jr Clefit 0 tht- Circuit Court By Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk PubliSh Ag 70, 1975 _ ____ ____-_____ _______________~-__ - __ ------- ---,-- ___ _ - — , ~~_~_. ~~ ~_~ ,uJ. v~~4.- ; ~__=_~_____ __ = __ ~ -------. - Z~_ _ '..- .'.' of September, A D IM. Iht followinq dKcribtd ofoveriv as set forth;nsaid Final Judqmenl. to wit to any and all c6iting ItIns. at the Is posted at the Cily Hall, Altamonte cordinq to the Val thereof as Fronl (West) Door of tht Stfn:nole Sgwirms. Flor;da. and copies are on rt,cordm ,n plat Book 16, paq, 94. of ' Courthouse in Sanlota. file w3h the Cler1k of the City a" Florida, tht ,)bove douribed peume mav be insoeced bv the Cotl I V. FI ida tonal propirty. public. DATED thiS 16th clay 04 August. City of Winter Springs. Florida satisfy the terms of NEWMAN D. BROCK, ESdUIRE City Att or ney City of Winter Springs. Florida Pu bl ish August 20.1915 ~ " 54,~~ ru of Sernirwit County. Florida, will al hearino maV be continued from tlm* 11:00 A M on tht 21st day of August. to tIm# until final action 11 taken by kl), 3975, offer for sale &W %oil to the City Council %4SII.267. IS —_ . . --I. - - '. final passage and adoption after the !ahford F'orda AND TERRAllO INC 1 iCr one ft 97? Docge Truck, Custom pubUc hearing. whi c h *11 be he'd fl (Orpor,iton ,jnij IPii.A', 300withgr,encabandopenbedVin theCity Hall of Altamonte Springs, MATERIALS. INC . a Flor Plo D31BE25527969 being stored at on Tue.day the 9th day of Sep cor poration are Defendants I tember. 1975 at Opm orasstn sellto the hiqhestandt,estbidder Ratliff I Sons in Sanford Florida Additional information available thereafter as possibl e Al Ihe cash at the front cjr (West) oft from the Civil Division of the meeting Intertsted parties may Seminole County Courthouse Seminole County Sheriff's Depart appear and be heard wi'hrlspectto Sanford. Seminole County, Florida men?, and theunderslCned as Sheriff the proposed ordinance. This at 1100 o'clock AM.on the 3rd day the TOTAL ANTICIPATED 'I I 267 IS -----'-- ___ , P ' 71 773 00 5.0)0 00 30.00000 Pl a nning (ommusson Seminole County. Florida, and I REGULATION OF THEIR USE; the State of Florida. is PIa'ntuft. ar ELECTORS; have lvi upon the following CANVA SS. JAYDE BUILDERS. INC.. a FIord., corporation , described property owned by QUALIFICATIONS OF ELEC. TOR S . NOM I N AT ION S; (ofoorallon, Florida W At , said propertv bving located in PROVIDING THAT ELECTIONS Seminole Counly, Florida. more SHALL BE NON-PARTISAN. PLUAA13ING AND HEATING. IN, mrIlcularty deicribed as follows- FORMS OF BALLOTS. ELECTION a Florida corporatior I AMIP.ATED CABINETS INC All the furniture furniShingS RETURNS REPEALING OR Florida futures fl'ifltO(y $1,. k in trade DINANCE NO 146a AND ALL orpor ion MOO.' and all machinery and materials OTHER ORDINANCES IN CON HANDLEY INC a lore gn P NC EFFECT IV F ID ING taken from the defendant s business poration A B C STAPLE Cl located at Building 126 Sanford DATE PAPIV a partnership WILLIAM Said Ordnance was placed onf,rst Arport Sanford Florida CAMP and CHARLOTTE AMP All property being st or ed at A) reading on August 17 197 5 and the ba A B C STAPLE COMPA' Lsing Transfer and Storage in City Council will contidcr same for FLORENTINE MARBLE, TI ROV 10.55000 ' Finance Departmen' .;, : II - ip Court Budoet II . / r) _______________ INIYELIXIR Ii'09T REAL04 "URE :HISI aOLM ALL CON' "." O'1' 9-20 ,,..., '" Fl I.. Ii PiV - P 1',- DII '5') 'tLII ! I' £L LU! I lit-u AU CITY OF WINIER SPRINGS iiiake v.tekh trip from $141,412 )S Polu' Department Ka uai I IsSi l a nd, 17 villiic away 60 360 3S ' Fire Department '1 he resIdents Live in old 5500(1 Public Works Department 52 556 IS Ituildina & Zoning Frame hous es provided b) t.h'. 27 S 00 Department O%Sfl( r ' ''intl draw a sin ill sala 4370000 ' Office Department - Ii I Jilt .. - — ' •- I U I U Herald r .1 I ". ' i PROPOSED BUDOET FOR 1975 - 1976 World War 11 landing craft that / . September 8, 1975. at the City and pursuant to the Charter proviions. an abbrWated form of the proPOsed municipal budQel ior .tte Coy of Winter Spriogs, Florida, Is set forth below Hall oThe City of Vdinter Springs. Florida, 'Ilie only way to get to Niihau -- with the Robinsons' permission -is on an 11-passenger . - , 11 . •. 5-..__i' __ j I uu— CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Z _- _____ --f, ! *TURN ED OU- TOSE) MADC, OF -TI AI COLD aYN THAT LAST FELLA W tiS - - .,..:i -- (5 I - 4 ' t_.1 "•'QYt' (I' SHORT RIBS _I ) . up — lilt ui I I IF . -,t 110 Aveti 010itle ; 2rm7= ALUMINUM SHEETS III i I I till liii t._, i r ,. ; - irsfifi DX FLIMPLAM,THE / ' . ri I '? - ________ _ ~ L #-. I I - I I , v %~% . I PV -ir _.,•• ._. - I \\ I I I I t, '~,JL -- ___________ . 1R Bob Thoves -__'T_f_p --i-- -7''---_.__ I __5__L _ WI 4 IVUI ii . '- a . JL n _________________ _c___ U I"s.) t' _____ 20 -_ -_ ! National Guard. Despite millions of dollars and notable effort, Its seems ( WByS. I KAVT io XAW BEYCRE TK W;00 WG-s! . (,-, '. _______ (U I lit . H owie II Schneider a ,n % KA I - Z~l " / 1 I _______ 71 UTH J0 W#J ~ _______ L,. ut Youth gang lolence is a daily (WLCAC). lie started it on $10 terror. six months before the riots. / _~_ riot didn'tI . ';l W despair Is deeper and violence Residents tell police they since the It is a $30 million cooperative I _____. - . - f I, I-not, . . Watts is a five-square-mile live for today," said Banks. %orse. worry about their children - -J. today, with more than 1,000 1. 1 .~ community of 150,000 that is the being shot, their purses snat. .r., V -* -1 There are a few new busi. regular employes running a ' ched, their cars stolen, their heart of where approximately nesses and a few new jobs in the cattle ranch, apartments, con750,000 blacks live. When most south-central areas. But — Tt lflS A NGE L ES (AP) 'J houses stripped of furniture dominiurm, senior citizens cen. persons say "Watts," they al- hundreds of others never re. Welfar e S still a ay ci life, m 9 ost always mean the entire turned alter being burned out in ters, restauran ts, gas stations of Watts 10 years after its week n city IJJ1s1ng Projects ifl the and stores. south-central area. ofterroristosurvive — tosurthe August fires a decade ago. area more than 90 per cent of Watkins's goal Is to ease For a while after the riots, vive unemployment, muggings, "Most of our clients the residents are on relief, some of the po verty of Wat ts. officialdom tired millions of (or bslavetotravel:tleast7 -. killings, robbery 'and the ars Into There are some cha ,'" He specializes in hiring and emergency re lief doll nolnin)of welfare. or 10 miles just for a job re- training hard-to-reach teen. I We have arrested the educa- the black community. But as ferral " For Marquette Frye, whose ~ tional tmnd that was going said Rlc~ard Procello, agers and young adults,. many the Vietnam war gathered m.ans' ger of the South-Central with criminal recor&. arrest for drunken driving dovrri. down, down," says a I money fell off . sparked the 1965 State Service Center. "I' riots there, the school official More Watts steam, Though WLCAC gets funds 11 T I Landniarks to the money and co ;,_ world seems to love only J __L;&~NuMlsowwo, un' blacks are going to college. mmunity has little or no in. from the Ford Foundation and effort are sprinkled throughout dustrial kies and policemen. federal, state and local govern. In some ways, Frye is a syrn There are blacks in Jobs that the area — the hospital, a Bank . were not o?en to them 10, even As for education, of America branch, a large of Watts' despair. 5 -ears a(i). THE LONG ARM After nionkt-Ong ;jrotm(l ~otli (he water fountain at St. Pvtcr- Ix)ILittle welfare building, a sinall indws- riding impression is that we are self-sustaining. Watkins has changed s~mv the ' I sburg's zoo, this chimp finds It c There's Lie $39 million Martin trial But the eneral feel- have arrested the trend that draws a 0,000 annual salary iots, or "Watts revolt"'as some liver J.M. McCarthy lends a hand. Luther KlDg Hospital. Th ere '' , • • '• 11 was going down, down, down," and li ves in the heart of Watts. ing today is that few dollars ions there prefer. con conditions h I Some S are real lealers Inside th said Deputy Schools Supt. Some Wat ts residen ts altece corn- tefi down to the man munity wh) get tt'.ings done. • James B. Taylcr. "I wish I tionally call him "the god.fastree t. Los Anges has a black mayA . c th ou ld say it was going up I ther" There are 18o gangs n e t or. It is untlin?cab,:e today that can't real ly say that." "Wat ts Is in tar worse shape Is Angeles 000 blacks shod ride in the back of Wat ts schools, among the old. today than it was 10 years ago ' members, po i ce say. &niatiu b times the number of gangs in est in the city, are rundown. when we started," he said. counters, (fink at segregated 1965 and, said ore officer, TIvy lack money for programs "What would it be here in Watts . fountains, t~e separate toilets. ,. 70 They are 100 times as vio- to improve reading and math today if WLCAC and others like Of ti1 manl ac say skills, which are about 20 points us were not here' The a nswer is y do lent" not glory i ha ving or doing _____________________________________________________ off the national norm though dksaster." About three-quarters ry. Records show that a handful what shouldhave been theirs in Ll octors, no black Gangs last year H awaiian Is l ands I sn 't -asmallerpercentagethanin the first plaeashuman beings • • 'I A were in 55 deaths, 943 s. There Hawaii as a whole - receive and Ameri(tin citizens. assaults with a deadly weapon, ly. The }tohin.sons by name, 8 contact with the outside world. Residents welfare assistance. • £ Another t? No, say r identswhoshoutd 34b assaults with rntenttocomho choose not to discuss it. who move away are not allowed to live There is little plumbing and mit murder, 2n kidnapings, 22 Neither do the islanders %hi io electricity In the houses. know. The Hsson of 1965 is that there again. Those who want regular contact you can't w~ i against the police cases of shooting at an inserenity and isolation the mysmore than a century with the outside world listen to and Nation Guard. But these I By RON TATON for $10,000 terious Island brings. battery-powered radios. same exper s add that the fru&- habited dwellings, police say. Associated Wes% Writer ago, Niihau Island is still run There are many theories why For emergencies, there is a tration an sense of help" HONOLULU (AP) - At the with a firm. paternalistic hand. Nobody is allowed there with- radio transmitter to call Kauai, lessness m y be reflected i northwest end of Hawai! lip 70 Sgt. Ronald Banks, president of L E F.quare miles of inyitery, a pri. out the owner's permission, and where the Robinsons live and another wa, Some point to the the Oscar Joel Bryant A&wiINSTANT PRINT -I vately owned island deliber. permission Ls given only to state manage other extensive agri- youth gang violence - blacks ation of black police officers, COPY SERVI ately cut off from the modern health and education in- cultural holdings. For first aid killing and obbing blacks. said that 10 years after the riot world. spectors, former residents and and minor illnesses there is a FrYE live in a modest frame puents arA teactwrs can offer Legal Notice Legal the scene of Bought froma Ilawaiian king sometimes former residents' 1 nakeshift infirmary housing house not I r from 100 . no further explanations or rem- ediei about the plight of blacks. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COPIES Throug screen door he ,, The only inhabitants are ator. INVITATION TO DID EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. So the kids say, The quiet life on Niihau :;ug- sees chil;l on their way home FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR SEMINOLE about employes of riot didn't work a1 your ex. Quietly With Carrier cxCITY OF LONGWOOD COUNTY. AND FLORIDA isolated g '3.25 I pure-bloode ed planation and all the good Civil Action No. 7S-1832.CA.04.0 Amer ican U• .wes• more tn opouLs &re *. had been. He 4T FREE Hawaizans whose families have NOTICE I hereby given that In Re the Marriage of things they were going to do for ESTIMATES Waled bids will be received in the MM'dUEL BOTELNO. lived there for generations. a tropical island. The islanders sees gang embers with their City Clerk's Office, City Hall. Hustand, tend the Robinsons' cattle ,and brimmed hats and poorly Longwond, Florida. until moon and MW sheep herds on the dry, wind. concealed uns who might soon Legal Notice — SepfemW Ith. 197S. hut Island whery Hawa, PEARL MAE ROTELHO, . 1~ iian is swept land, make corrimercial be dead. obless men lounge This Includes liability. com. w1le the standard spoken and %TitIN TtiE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND preh"ilve, workmaws comp. tic. DISSOLUTION OF charcoal and collect wild hon- over parkW meters. S000"HOM may be picked up of MARRIAGE lie has leen arreged N tirM FLORIDA. There are no doctors. No tele- ey. There is just enough water CaY 14811. 175 W, Wa"en Avt,. NOTICE OF ACTION QUALITY HOUSE ACTION AO, 1512WCA44D LQwd. from LOOAMuntU5 TO MANUEL BOTELHO phones. No television. So jails. for the people to grow their own since th riots ...robbery, CIVIL of Sanford, inc. PRINTERS INC. r a e n e PA th vegeta e 'e bl es. assault, iisturutng LJ peace. CALVIN JAMES CLEMENTS, There is almost no co n ta ct wi th 322.8321 Ph. The City reserves the right to New Bedford, MassachuWt,a 321.0681 "11wre Rre no artesian wells Police harassment, he says. JUNE relect any or all bids, any b;d PETITIONER, AND the outside world. Residents YOU ARE HERIEBY NOTIFIED C L E ME N 1 He cart get a Job. The white ALBERTA received after the specified time will that an action for Dissolution of who move away are not allowed and very little rainfall, so even REWONDENT not be considefed. No bidder may Mai riag* and othef rilief has betn drinking water is scarce," a world and many blacks to live there again. MADAM KATHERINE NOTICE OF ACTION withdraw his bid for a period ot filed against yot; and you me as a troublemaker, TO JUNE AL 8ERTA CLEMENTS forty five(AS) days ofter the daft set required to serve a copy of your Niihau is owned by Helen former resident says. "Rain- fear h RESIDENCE UNKNOWN who started the r1ot," written d,fer.SeS. if any, to it on for bid openings Hobinson and her two sons, dc' water is caught in tanks and "themt PALMIST Lail Known Mailling Bids will be opened at the council IRVING S. GUSSOW, ESQ. At rationed." he says lie does odd lobs now scendants of the original own. PAST- PRESENT - FUTURE ers. They don't discuss h) Cabot Pennyslvanla 730 PM. is Suite 205, 130 E Highway 136. CARD READINOS, CRYSTAL BALL R EADINGS Frye as 21 when he waii YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cas.Selborry. Florida 3P07, on or City of Longwood they carry on the family tradi. lect tiny seashells and string HELPFUL ALL before September 111h. 1975; Seminole County. Florida SLIFEkOvE tion of separation from a them into leis that sell for as driineJhome in a 1955 Buick that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you offlerwist a Mgment may be en SMAIMIAGE SOUSINESS BY: Onnie R. Shomate much as $2,000 on other Islands. with h stepbrother, Ronnie, changing world. But the Robinand you are required to s*rviR a copy lefed against you for th* relief City Clerk IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME is low. LONOW00 sons are known to be authorities But haveoutput visited otherIslander$ islands who to after ving a couple of drinks. of your writt" defenses, it any, to il Publish Aug 17,11.19.20,21. 22, WS demanded in the ftfition. WITNESS my hand and the wal of HOUNSIAM.—IPM &DAYS A higt ay patrolman stopped on Of roll Burke, Attorney for DEO % on Hawaiian culture, and all-440S Closed Sunday% Pefitionef. vv"e address is 612 Said Cour? on 7th AuWlt, 1975 people who kr,ow them say the display or sell the leis have the e Sanford Allantic Bank Building. (Seal) I? f) I Milti S*UM04 SanfOrd — Nestle NdAnd's It about 7 p.m., Aug. 11, santard, Florida 37771, and III# the Arlhur H. Beckwith, ir family wants to perpetuate it refused to talk about anything origiral with the Clerk of Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court dis. else ith strangers Whole life readings 15 with this ad! 1965 e was gi v en a sobriet> %I) of life that is ra')ldl) CITY OF Court, Semincle County, Florida, on POINTMENT Guns are forbidden. Like test at d then taken into custody or before the I Ith day of September, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 1 appea.ring on other islands. Deputy Clerk -The Robinsons never speak their ancestors, islanders hunt for i vestigatlon of drunken AD ins; otherwise a default will FLORIDA Irving B Gussow, Esq. be ent efed against you for the rot ief NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Suite 20S. 430 E H;ghway 4U %k ith newsmen, and few former wild pigs with ropes and traps, drivi g. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Canelberry, Florida 32707 demBnded In the Pelifion residents will discuss the and fish with nets and spears. Fr 's mother appeared on WITNESS my Hand and Seal on PROPOSED ORDINANCE Altornty for Pefiflorw Liquor also is forbidden, and the e and got into a scuffle WS the 111h day of Augvif, A.Dr Publish - Aug 11, 20. 27,Sept. ]. 197S Niihau way of life biecause they SPECIAL! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DE062 religion encouraged. Islanders wit A crowd of 000 19's NOTICE V , ISeal) are expected to attend IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND I, allowed ba ck to %LsU friends the City of Altamonte Springs Arihur H Beckwith Jr COUNTY, OR SE INOLE only church, which is arred. Floride. th at the Cow"cI will hold a Clerk of the Circuit court and relatives. The only recent at the FLORIDA to consider enact PbI1C hearing By Elaine RiCharde Te crowd grew surly. BotThotogra hs of the island were Congregational — the denonii. CIVIL ACTION NO 7S-1I2-CA-U•G ment of Ordinance No 344 75. en C*Wy Clerk nation that early missionaries de~and bricks were tossed. The taken from a plane. , filled CARROLL BURKE SUPPLY LASTS THE CITIZENS brought to Hawaii. lid 6lew and six days of rioting, AttoMey tor Pefilionef 'I'be Robi ns 612 Sanford Atlantic ors are descend loing and burning began ANURDINANCE OF THE CITY OF to bring Western ideas back to poration Plaintiff, ~ that week 34 persons died Sanford. Florida 32771 the ist,and," says one former ants of New Zealand immiR E G U L A T I N 0 VS, 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES CRTS Pb 7077 Sept ) risident We ma go back to grantsandtiaebeensteepedin au1$40niilhonorthof proper IN SAID CITY; JAYDE BUILDERS INCFlorida a PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL corporation et al I but we must have per- Ilaaiian life for generations. tywas damaged or destroyed. DEQÔ3 fatnil members ha% e Tt black area has been free of ELECT 10 N S IN SAID CITY Denls NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE mission from the Robinsons and PROVIDING FOR PRECINCTS that NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN /olent racial confrontation annot 5(a) longer (kin one spoken Haaitan fluentl) SECRET by virtue of NOTICE OF SALE certa i n Writ of POLLING PLACES C month." . 41 Execution Issued out of and under VOTING, CONDUCTING ELEC Nctce she eby given pur suant to the seal of the County Court at TIONS AND ASCERTAINING This and other former rest Le gal Notice E L E C T I 0 N a F nat Judgment of foreclosure Orange County Florida upon a final P E S U L T S ILd'(11ts agre 'r ed 'o I 1a.. judgment rendered n the aforesaid PROCLAMATION; INSPECTORS dated August16, 15, and entered n km only on condition t,h court on the 26th day of J une. AD AND CLERKS, APPOINTMENT Civil Actson No 75132 CA of IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They QUALI F iCAT IONS, the C;rcuit Court of the Eighteenth CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 1915, in that certain caie entitled, AND they not be identified. From Notice of PublIc Hearing Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Georgia Pacific Corporation. a corp VACANCIES IN OFFICE OF IN Judicial Circuit. -nano for S#Miml. these accounts a picture I Plaintiff, vs Skilicraft Inc a Fla SPECTORS OR CLERKS AS County. Florida wherein THE euwrges of an isolated, SP& TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN corporation, Defendant, which SENTEE VOTING RUN OFF CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO. NON RUSTING PUR E ALUMINUM NOTIUE IS HEREBY givm that e City Council of tht City of winter tan, almost feudal culture Flor;da banking corporation. 0,,, aforesaid Writ of Execution wos ELECTIONS; USE OF VOTING cleli vered jo me as Sheriff of MACHINES IN ELECTIONS AND Florida. will hold a hearing the proposed Municipal Budget for authorlied to frimsact buSiness EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN clinging to vanishing rural sprinqi, the City of Winter SpringS, Florida r 19)51976, at 730 pm. Monday. i _________ 0"7'S i I il r by rGIWACC 5TINiq I - Ge~% . 1100 I . i.7 ;!;!1.;::.% -:::,.;.::N-. - ,,:.i: k .. EEK & MEEK INTEPIPEP TO stAvE 1)3 RE9CUEC'' YOU 51,161 I17 I HE NEVER c' _____., kk IT EVER OCCURRED TO HAT MAYBE . I I ::_ l t I ,, . . T _ YOU MEAN- OF r CAW ONET1111111P05~5is , 50METHMJt5 REA5OP4 WHY WE kAPPEIJED TO HAVEsJ'T SEEN THe RE5CIJE SHIP Olt , I 11 1 b Crooks & LA I ' é ~__ iL~ ,_ __ cannot win against the police and the . ""I I _______ c frustration. What has happened nia In 190 the rate was abo slightly Improved since 1965 m biggest success since the "Watts revolt" has been Ted Watkins, 50, barrel-chested di. WHILE , 1 1-13 GA4GE DOOR t - , Another riot? Residents say no. The lesson of 1965, they say, is that you just - . ~- --~, -- - -=-,-----.-: I -.- .. . •. /1 If /I ($3 I i I . • ARE ~~U ITCHING FOR SCHOOL TO START, PRISCILLA ?I 1I 1 I I I AL-L IN ALL, I IVE ACH I L--%W ALL EXC077~-E ONE ... OROWAMU,5TACHE. rrb Be N A<>!5rcFmyc ,o&L6 -TH wro iVE wANTED -___ TTY I r iV1OST TO I I ' I Joblessness for inner city b!acJu stands at riotsandltaverynamebecsme about2Opercent. It L about 9 a symbol of urban black per for the rest of Califor. SOUTHERN AIR P . . !I are worse ir d In Notice I., I I if-' /' t - ' ire Remains Afl * EDITOR'S NOTE — Ten years ago the Watts ghetto erupted In '' • 11 rudeau __ PRISCILLA'S POP V . ZWE 4 !'~ ~ 1 ~ ~c % 840 by Dick Covolip - I ________ WINTHROP I I . I - (;-, /1 - I C ___ 1' __ Riots . jr w0 1 ______ - -_ Private Hawaiian ____ Chic Young _____ - 44 .1 -1 / I .-.----'i 1 °''-L ' 6 rj'11 // -- O14.MYGOOOfiESS1 ,'( WHAT CAN 4 TELL )llO,&OOO.•TEtj.H,M s,.OJJJi! ,''./ \-'. I'M GaGTD3EI MR. crrwE I' ( IHADTO STOP AN (, T MT HEA&* 4 I FIGHT A 00REsr mpE, . -4 I USIED To. ,4 1 % E I I 4 // . 4 -1 -~%,U YES 'I'ERC)AY I I A4 ~ IV . .,.,$r4 It /I \ 0 , w%. . A, I I IZ' I ~~J~~l L ILA1__ , I" - : .ji 'III Z . _. I 10#1 I _____ \ BLONDIE , By Roger Bollen , Y00 . : R \ - . . I'M NOT ILL.' f•••••_ - l_yy I . Ties . by T. K. Ryan THMK I ' , .. "They're paintin' the fence!- FUNNY BUSINESS I _C~___, I WHY, SUMTHIN' v CHEER YA UP, ~I I . . I I t., &. Allie. ______ I 11 ~ I ( I I I .. w A &1'WEU. CARP r- . . __ P L ) )> 't . .. . tA ! /~Y-.20 - - I 10 ~~~_~, I ,,, e NN "NE55 ~ _ tI 5 ,,,N FE , ARR,A,N~ TH' . KAXT INICK, K! MERCHAN oISF _! I GWNM I -I/— - CN-:00 \_7_~_' ' I HINPU , /I-- / % Iv ,X::~- mow- ., - TUMBLE WEEDS 1 - „” . L 11 I I _.- ~__ — -, f ! - I - #_ 6 , l JTT/1ENaYtl4yM5T fAlt I #AS AVMP V,4 r I ; I 11 1, ! -t ~' 1 . _____ "What's goin' on over there, - ~-:.". ~~t- , k I r. ,R i !i i I .j 1 -~r~ i I ~ ' ' Ite I tUaAA '6=N6Vr,AWWI:4 0Jf4- M W XW C,rY_1;;66W,4 : 6 ADVUM V10FAfN 16 4AAS St,OV AWMAS ir,4~X , V*WAfR ,*W XX, /z!Z.~ 44=6V ~W Av 6R44CCy . k N I r . . J44116,f c1/IV,NJMT T,fA,c fr XV 4U, AW,UX- -% - 1 — ' . __- ______________________ ACNE E° 1 ADVERTISING Watts / I W by Larry Lewis RESUME/ USE A ACCURATE ' WHY _____ \ DOONESSURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i I I I to make his contract. East South __ 1 11 A Florida reader complains, "1 opened one club in fourth Opening lead - Q # seat. My opponents proceeded to bid and make four spades. My partner says Ishotildtiave B Osald&JamesJacob asse e hand out since my South looked over dummy and En& thought, "Too bad North didn't 4 x x IV A x x # K x x 4o A Q x respond one notrump I would have put him in three which he had no defense against spades The answee to our reader is ' would have wrapped up," to the that his hand qualifies as an Then South got down reall%. important problem, flow opening bid in any . and all .wlis lie going to make four systems, All opening bidi don't lead to a profit. All he need pades. lie start ed by playing dum- know th at year in and year out my's king of diamonds. Maybe he will gain by opening that West had underled the ace. hand in any position, vulnerable West hadi't and the defense or not. played a second and third dia• (Do you have a question for mo . ut ru ed the third the Jacobys? Write Ask the diamond and play ed two top Jacobys' care of this trumps. At that point he could newspaper. The must in. play his ace of hearts, cash the lefesting questions will be clubs and lead a second heart. used in this column and If either opponent had started writers will receive copies of wi th king-small or queen-small, JACOBY MODERN.) I ' A - This unusual second-hand- I 4£ I = * ,& K Q J on Wodn.sday,Aug.2O,17S-11A r. ii I I 1. I ! Ti 4L ' . was led, East hopped up with his king. North-South vulnerable - . ; 1 ~ __= -.1. ._ - I _.. - Grous BEFORE I LOSE My I ______ , - I - N '------. ''' £653 A j9 •65 ii I4 JAIL! (_ I had been thinking while the by Dave Dk:)p IT, SHERIFF! I Shul), to AwRIG9T.' A%RQwT? SUCks"OT.I DROP r1r.. W SENSE GETTIN' 1, NOUR MNDER UP! ,N'k J I't I hisnineaJtwouldhavework. ed except for one thing. iast - ALLEY OOP 41 i 1r7' breaking quite evenly. so South tried ano th er line He cashed th e clubs stopping in diinimy. Then he led a low hear finesse • '/-X 'T It c fl OSWAI.1) and J.%ME.S JA('OHY _____________________ he would have been end played. _____ I I" a - I - Tumor Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. EN - -- DI r"r That didn't appeal. The hand i -A / P A T ft by Dick CARNIVAL S -- ,ES ..SS - 5 - --- = - .5 J - - -. --. - -r -- - ___ �w. flA—Ev.nsngH.ra, Sanford, Fl. Wdnssday. Aug. 7$,97S Al*ioto Home Raked By mb Explosion 4 ______ Bo N I . , • . . . . • • • • • Ph. 322.8270 .. . • M AV PEL jyFJfl'D4Y, SAVE CWP,TESCRIPTKWSATSUPfRII SKOULD.VTWEEERLJJMYOURS? '"°''°"" PRICES GOOD THRtJ SAT AUG 23 1915 PEPSI SCOTTIES REGULAR OR DIET FACIAL TISSUES 1 J AhlNIrr ' "," u" 6 PA BO RDEN YS ALL POPULAR BRANDS AND FILTER lilT AJU tUuJl1 I "- SHERBET ' 1 QUART 29 ; I , PER CAR1(J '1 Sb r1ng mrmnrf r , LIMIT 2 LIMIT 2 CARTON - ' ,,. ' • . Vtting \/\ \ S4\ •_d • • - _ , - - f I . -i -- 1 S - •• - 14 ¼ . (,4 ' Told TOOTH TI,' COSMETIC BRUSHES PUFFS 29MM Sentinel AND 260 NYLON ) YOUTH BARNESHIND . SUPPORTER BAUERLI BLACK UXUTM . . - t _ L • -- 1ii•i. - S. a -- .,- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wed n esd a y, A u 9. 2 0, 1975--1 6 Joking about old times are (frorn left) Jim and Andres Bowlin, Terri and Clyde Harris 9 AGNETIC ALL4N-ONE BINDER ALBUM includes fla paper, videis,143-rmg beider with clip and loose af ditiorry. F - of (LASS Lesson In Discretion Could Benefit Teacher L ____ FOLDER 1 UMIT 1 DEAR ABBY: We have been married for five years and have two children. Ward is 26 and I'm 25. REj1jC h'LO PITCHER $OOZ. SIZE RAYOLA \111C PEN REG. 79c CRAYONS 'THE CLASSIFILIER" 49c ICED TEA 6 COUNT PAIRFAMATE 98 PEN 47' CHOICE OF 12 COLORS LE RS FLAIR PENREG. of 29 W FLAIR Fl FO FUIVIREG. 49c =ff UNE COLORM M DRINK MIXES OZ. ,. FORJLAR SIZE RJ\ 19t Vt AI THEME FILlERS pc Lk ll ____ ___ ASSORTED — 3.COUNT WOODEN ERASERS PENCILS REQ. 2k EA. ) 11C REG. 70-COUNT RUBBER 12" PLASTIC 44C BANDS t RULER - T- PLAY of LIGHT BUS 60-75100 •, , Watt UMI 4 Bulbs REQ. 2 BULBS $1 milt ' - 18-COUNT RE. BINDER 881 1 , REQ. 2.88 , PANTY H(E ' POPULAR SES PENCIL SHARPENER MCOUNT REG. 1.88 - I Charles and Ruthle Hunter combine class reunion with brunch honoring newlyweds David and C \ -J a che,:AMERICAN CANCER fcpt SOCIETY I I '1bugh-y!tyN?16 !theMe $isuq ' 99 69' 11 "THE ORGANIlR" TRIWING VENUSREC.c JI deep x 48" k)ngx high. country pine finish, ore-inch thome legs, one drop - Onion )' R. 1.49 UMBREUA . - VENUS PACK O 12 COLORING ___ PENCILS CH EST ) UDENT DESK ,20" CRAYOLA CRAYONS&CT.47c Dear Abby (Soup) Makes Cook Weep . MRS STORIGE I R 191 \1r - JUMBO REG. 60C 1' NESTLE S C "THE SPIRAL ORGANIZER"01 AR1STA 99C REQ. WATER COLORS i. WESTINGHOUSE - REG. REG. 99C RAIIC UflII%) 1 BOOK parishioners without an: ad. restaurants. Our waiter vance notice just because they brought the check on a tray in happen to be in the neigh- the customary fashion. A few L'orhood? minutes islet, the cashier came Ward teaches sixth grade One afternoon last week, I to our table saying he had to students, and he loves his work. entertained some out-of-town close out his cash drawer, even That's the trouble: he loves it friends and served some of my though we hadn't finished our much. uch. All 3uminer, he homemade apple cider. I am lunch. By ABIGAIL VAN BUR1" mooned arou nd like a lovesick not a big drinker, but it was We looked at the check, and it calf saying how much he very warm that day, so I had totaled $18.02. We placed two missed his "kids." lie has two children and I are a drag. front of people because ill wait more than I should have - and $10 bills and two pennies on the children of his own who could Do you think his feelings for and tell him later, he claims h' on an empty stomach, yet. tray, and the cashier picked up use a little more of his at- his "kids" at school have never said it, and a fight Well, no sooner had WY the tray and never returned tention. reached a dangerous point? develops. My father has a hot guests departed hei IIIy with our change. Last semester, Ward talked Please tell me what to do about temper and hates to be minister rang the bt!I. i tnt We know that 20 per cent is endlessly about one of his girl this. corrected, especially in Front of remember what I sam L bit i do the customary gratuity and we students. He would even call WORRIED WIFE people. recall that I babbled on and on are wondering if they assumed her on the phone to visit with take and just couldn't quit talking. that the extra two dollars I)EMI WIFE: Your husband adults Shouldn't her in the evenings. He says it's Is either vcry Immature or criticism with a smile ar.d The minister couldn't get a was the tip. not exactly a 'physical" 't. d a ii g e r o u s I y I n v o I v e d appreciate it even if it does word in edgewise. I am sure I Is that the customary traction, but he would like to I emotionally) with his work. lie come from a 14-year-old kid? made a perfect Fool out of procedure at the better e her mature and blosscmn, needs counseling to get his JUST ASKING myself, restaurants? We've never run and he would even like to have a priorities in order. Urge him to DEAR JUST: No one, Anyway, now I can't look him into that before. hand in choosing her husband! get It, fast. regardless of his age, up- in the eye. I hope you put this in PElUl .EXE[) Is this normal For a husband DEAR ABBY: My father prcvtatti criticism from a 14- your column because I know he and father, Abby? makes a lot of mistakes when year-old kid In front of others, reads YOU, and I want him to DEAR PERPLEXED: The good, know that He says, "He don't," Your intentions may be I don't usually sip waiter should always return the On weekends he'd get "the he talks. but your Liming is poor. Cool it. cider in the afternoons — also, change no matter how much (or blues" and could hardly wait and, "They was." if he ever calls again, to please little) Ills. You were within and happen to I am only 14 l)EAI{ ABBY: No one would for Monday so he could get back too your rights to ask for your it is never late think of dropping in on his phone first. that to his 'kids." And on Fridays believe EMBARRASSED Is not an to change. A "tip" first he would get the blues again. I fora person to learn. My father minister without calling DEAlt ABBY: We are totally obligation, and the amount think it's wonderlu! for a man to is only 34, and he was born in set up an v ppointinent. right? So why do ministers think they confused about an incident that should ahays be left to the love his work so much, but he this country. Sometimes I correct him in have the right to drop in on their occurred at one of our finer discretion of the diner. makes me feel as though the - - J REG.c GLISS J 01 SIZE t1 BRIEF ME cuss SET"I SCOTCH TAPE REQ. 4k PHOTO Hoffa Mystery Photo Reported .4 i -. aims GALVESMN, Tex. (AP) — A it,s in the best interests of the tic prices spira.Ung. federal Judge has ordered labor movement to ! dupiment of dus wonderful hue saysUie via miles, equivaports to resume loading U.S. commodity that we produce." lent to about 382 million bush. grain aboard ships bound for Ford said he hoped it would PIS, amount to approximately 5 the Soviet Union. be possible to find a way toâüp per cent of the estimated 1975 And U.S. District Court Judge grain wtIdi has already been U.S. production of the three James Noel considers ioday a mtrwted for by the Soviet grains. reqwM from thop W.at fkU Union, as well as that which Butz has asked grain dealers Maritime Shippers Aodatlon might be purchased in the to hold up negotiations for furfor a permanent InJWICUOn future. ther Saks to the Soviet Union against two West Gulf locals of Agriculture Secretary Earl L until government crop experts the International Longihore- Butz told a White House confer- can get a firmer estimate of the men's Association. ence on domestic and economic W75 U.S. harvest. His order of Tuesday involves affabi at Peoria, Ill.: It is expected to be a record, dock workers from Lake "U the unions ... are so con- although drought conditions Charlesif La., to Brownsville, cerned about high food prices have cut the anticipated yield in Tex., who are covered by the they should stop some of the portions of the Midwest farm IA's contract with West Gulf feather-bedding prices that belt. shippers. Jack up those very prices." Wheat prices zoomed up to Attorneys for the ILA told Russia has already put. more than $6 a bushel after the Noel his order "would be chaised U million metric tons 1972 Soviet grain purchases. obeyed." of wheat, corn and barley this They later fell to under $3, but The permanent injunction year, compared with purthaaes since the latest sales they have sought by the shippers would of about 19 million metric tons moved up to a little more than prohibit ILA longshoremen in 1972 that helped send domes- $4.20. from halting work in the future on grain shipments destined for Russia. Officials To Meet The shippers have asked Noel to order the longshoremen to live up to On Lenris of their contract, which forbids work stoores. Houston longshoremen stopped loading wheat aboard the Yugoslav vessel Bosanka on Monday, arguing that 'he sale of US. grain to the Soviet Union om1noo tp Officials vestigaung reports that Lerwould cauw domestic food were to meet today man, who has Invented a motoprices t with an Inventor who FBI rized wheel chair, had mailed The Bnsanka was agents said may have mailed a the photo. Neighbors here said part of the 1.2 minion picture of es-Teamsters Lerman, a paraplegic since tons of grain Cargill Inc., Mmpresident JLnmy Haifa, setting birth who is now under a proneapolls, is shipping R off a brief bustle of activity in batlon sentence for fraud, was under W75 contracts. t he search for the labor leader, the man in the picture. An attorney for the HA here 8 had said the no-work directive Attorney Ed Kirkland said Pr Asked LI Lerman had mailed and client C. Monroe "Doc' t he photo, Kirkland said, "I'll aimed at Soviet grain would Lerman would meet with let my client speak for turnmain eff , agents today "to clear up the self." I.erman was unavailable assurance mystery photograph." for comment. wheat would not tie A plctwe of Hoffa pushing a Agents said there was no apthe American people." a wheel chair was re- parent violation of the law If.Willie Wells, the president of man in Hoffa's son valved in themailing of the plcILA Local 1273, saId the dock celved Tuesday by and several media represents- lure, me photo, In an airmail workers also want to see that ti"es in Detroit. envelope bearing an Orlando U.S. ships and the American The senior Haifa has been postmark, was received by searnen who sail m share in ng since he left to keep a Haifa's son, James P. Hoffa, transportation of Ow grain missi luncheon date at a suburban who called it, "a cruel hoax." Russia. Detroit restaurant July 30. No 'Why anyone would want to Noel asked HA leaders Tues. trace of hL'n 'i beer found de. do this to our family is eyona day tell so tea nationwideseareb by the me," he said. return to work, but he was Idd FRL In 1O7i !irrnan war. (ini'I - Honoring ___ •- • ••' •e .- •' ______ _______ -. . !t ' ' '-- LIMIT 1 - o-enlin6le High School prin- ,addresses to be exclfinged and * 0 1(1 'ne Mt-Cult. 11111 nr4l Kathy Kinney upal in 1965 was Andy Bracken, plenty of anecdolr ' to tell who, with his wife, Laura, Former class president, Class sponsor Mary Joyce Bateman (center) wlth (from left) Diane and Steve Groover, Carl and welcomed his former charges Charles Hunter, for one, is no Bonnie Collims (Herald Photos by Bill Vincentl to their ten year reunion. Also longer a resident of Sanford, ent were the following but heand his7rife of two years, 6achers and sponsors: history Ruthie, have just inoved to Old School Chums Enjoy and her husband, Larry; band will enter private dental -.director Ernie Cowley and Mrs. practice. Charles attende d Cowley; basketball coach and University of Florida where he Part y English teacher Mac Blythe obtained aliS Degree, aridln and Mrs. Blythe; football coach 1973 graduated from Emory ______________-and civics teacher Dick University with his DDS. graduates of the Seminole The patio and swimming [)P Lanier Sr. Mr. and Williams and Mrs Williams, Thereafter he ser%eo as dental High School Class of '65, of pool of Bonnie and Henry Mrs. Robert Karns, Mr. _________ Latin teacher Mrs. Nellie officer USN in Norfolk and whom David Lanier was Schumacher's new Wilson Mrs. Billy Brumley Coleman and her husband, Chesapeake, Va. one, gathered in Sanford Place home was the setting and Mr and Mrs. Richard ) Boyd; math teacher Grace Class vk e president Ron For their ten year reunion. for a pool party and brunch Swann / ! 4! Marie Stinecipher, speech Risner is hung in Jacksonville Charles Hunter, son of Mrs honoring newlyweds David / teacher Thelma Lewis, where he is employed as an (,ielow. and his wife, and Dana Lamer, Sunday. . -' Also: Mr. and Mrs. Carl -. : basketball coach John Colbert auditor for Barnett Banks He ... Ruthie, traveled toSariford Mr. and Mrs Walter Collins, Mr. and Mrs Steve f and Mrs Colbert and Englis has a BS Degree in economics From their new home in Gielo of Sanford were co(,roover, Mr. and Mrs j teacher Dorothy Morrison. and government from Florida :: Panama City. hosts at the event. Bobby Humbly and Mr. • Class members who worked Sta.e University. Other guests were MN. Guests included many and Mrs. Buddy Burton. ..__ 1 days ' 100 M M 4" LIMIT 2 'HTAMW 400 i.U. 100's __ OUNT • All essential police services manded 13 per cent inrease tered sign found after the bomb 12:15 a.m. also carare being performed, and there would boost salaries of rookies exploded at is no existing present danger," from $16,044 to $18,216 and ned a swastika symbol ,kJioto said, "No, I don't be- the mayor assured the city's of captains from $,944 to lieve the pollee or the police M.000 residents. He vowed that $29,316 To Resume Loadin ago, was back in full force this class sponsor Mary Joyce decade. behind the scenes to organize past weekend when 225 of the Bateman saw old friends During the evening, an the highly successful reunion original 276 graduates gathered reunited and happily becoming engraved silver goblet was were Andrea Garner Bowlln; ne enthusiasm and irit of In Sanford to ten resented to Mrs. Bateman. Bonnie Caolo CollIns, Diane Sea World's terized the Seminole High An informal reception Friday supply music dating from the Restaurant and beach area was Melanie Williams Howe Kathy School's Class of '65 ten years night at the Lake Mary home of mid-1960s and spanning the put the setting for a more formal Butler Kinney, David Lanier, cocktail party and buffet dinner Cherie Pennington McGuire, — Saturday night The Sunshine Janie White Szol e, Sherry and Co. provided music for Thrasher Partin, steve Cain, dancing and members of the and Lawana Willians Stewart. — — . Class of '65 with their spouses One of the mod popular ... H and dates were entertained by benefits of the reunon was the -1r I old films depicting their school Class of '65 Memory Books proms, football games and which Is dedicat d to the other cherished, yet long memory of lorrier clan forgotten activities members Jimmy ;rant and Class Class officers attending the Larry Watson. Tie reunion reunion included president committee as abit to contact Cliarles Hunter; vice president all but 25 of the '65 gradua _ Ronnie Risner; secretary Carol Class inember3 a -ended the - i.. - -1 1 Torres and chaplain, Terry reunion from as (a afield as / Rabun Student Bad) vice Washington, D C and San jfltaji' .L, ' president David Lanier as Francisco, Calif. also present; only class As at any reunion, there was treasurer Linda Rich plenty of news to c,,tch up on. RobLschard was unable to at- There were careers, marriages DISC PRESC -"-- PRICES. 1 I — RyJEANPATrESON Women's Editor RIPTION stores ru SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A strike had an)VW% to do with unless the strikers began pipe bomb exploded early today it." reporting for work, "we are goat the home of Mayor Joseph L Visibly shaken, he added, ing to begin dismissal oceedAlloto as he attempted to "We have a lot of people fl.shlng Izigs against all of them" mediate a pay dispute wtg in troubled waters. We have a flies ebyanestlmated) sent most of the city's police on lot of sick people." per cent of the 1,300 rank-andstrike. Alioto, i) strolled through file policemen in the -man A sign was found on the front the seamy Tenderloin I4stnd department lawn saying, Don't Threaten at nightfall Tuesday, had said day without major traffic tleups Us," but Allotosald he did ( earlrthatleadersofthestijk or outbreaks of lawlessness. think there was any connection faced arrest ifthe continued to Supervisory personnel canbetween the explosion and the lgnoreacowt order clirectlnga tinued to man telephones and police strike The mayor had return to work keep about half the city's threatened large-scale dis..We are goinginto court and prowl cars on the streets. The possibility that the bells missals and arrests of strike ask for a warrant of arrest or an leaders if the two-day walkout appearance before that court," of cable cars would be stilled CI1UId. and lire protection severely he said in a special curtailed also faced the city. a&ast ruesiiay night The blast shattered wuviows Transit workers hav-e set a and severely damaged the front would &"e!t the strikin 9 midnight Thursday strike deaddw and concrete pedestals on Policemen remained an unanline and firemen continued to the front porch of the Alioto swered question. local L .,_ take a strike -,ote of their own. Aboto caucused with icials said no one Alioto said the city wa! was injured. trlt4drsiJrnernbersofthc adoptnga"get-toughat.itix1e ç board of supervLws late into A.ife Angelina, was in an upstairs room, the evening, and board toward the strike and argued -seemed stunned — dazect,ofpresident Dianne Feinstein said that San Francisco could not mid Bill Ralph, a security they were awaiting a police re- afford the S13 million price tag required by the police wage degwd in the Pre"o Teff we sPonu to an unVecified offer. marlds. neighborhood where the Aboto But Gerald Crowley, head Of He said, "We'll do whatever home is located. the striking Police Officers Ai. to tte sociatlon, said earlier that he basic be)ef that policemen the 1101.0 rUShed from the hortel where negotia held out little hope that the don't have the right to strike." board wc*aldcomeup with an The police walked off the job lions were being we g.. acceptable offer. He said the Monda after the supervisors strike negotiations union had no Plans to meet approved a 6.5 per cent poned until later today. again with the board until later raise - half what police Bill O'Brien, Lon ,L, Class Of 65 Is Reunited Saf your Health eguard CRAYOLA CRAYONS P ro N,, G LU E, AL L BEG. 7k R.1l 07 27C - 99 ii 6 7 - - Glass scioor adiuslableshefl, Pecan fñsh. 29"Lx12"D27 4'H 1 299 U 00 - [, I! BOOKCASE - this is where I start to go kitchen to my work. My In- minutes I was gone had cornstructions to turn off the range p!eted its disappearing act. Tong). been carried out. But to my My tears extended the liquid But beyond this, I followed had there — In the pan lay a little but after slowly eating a shock One who isn't too talented In the recipe, to the letter, the culinary arts dep heaps of onion in about a half half cup of his favorite dish artment sauteeing the onions ever so has to admire these "Cooks of slowly In butter to an even cup of broth, WHERE, I this time mostly onions, — my the Week" (Page 2-B). Not only golden brown before adding the screamed (EXPLETIVE husband tried to soothe me DELETED) IS MY SOUP! I saying, 'Now, don't get so do they whip up super dishes, broth accused him of tasting it by upset it's ONLY soup. But you but they make It look so simple. All the while singing as I the cupfuls. I accused him of and I know it wasn't JUST soup. It must be something of an of us sauteed knowing that 'nuthin' turning up the fire to a roaring It was love. Then he gallantly inborn talent that the rest says lovin' like somethin' . ." boll. He denied and denied, The offered," Will you make it lack. it really was good." M' husba nd arrived home tru th Is that little by little, again. Take my French Onion soup some 15 minutes into the gentle unnoticed, the broth had been I wouldn't know, I hadn't for example My husband simmering of away and simmeri ng in the 10 even tasted It. the broth and I (fortunately) could be just was greeted with the ego about as happy with a tv dinner building exclamation. "Wow, Md'ideen Professional 'vi as with duck ala 'orange, But he nion soup, does that ever smell has this thing about French o xxl!" I I By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff Writer REQ. 17.88 ' . OPEN F RIDA "I NIGHTS Ji c-;,- . . - - !.... -. LaI&$ �__ " - - -- - -, . I .N .--.------.--- _. _~ . ~ 25-Evening Herald. Sanford, FL N ____ -&J --- .-. -v--- - .------ -1 .--------------.-- Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1975 - __ = Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' Ira _- L I -L .t V .-, ka ,: ~A . , - _,_.. .. I ; M - r Z_ , " .f.., - XI . ~_w__., 9 . 'Love Affair' On Again -~-~Iq i"A . _. I & Y By JEAN PATrMN I 1. 1 _01 1. - _ _______ __ -- *I V .11 ___ ~;_ _' 4 %. Cook Of R~s L The ' - . ,N'J'- 1 .I . . tmw"L I' R4 , - il- .W. 1. .I I , I 1~ ; , - ",--ij .1 !.--. I I -r. I ~i_ i Z6L!r;&*,W4_ *% I. . . *__ .-Isil- :, " ___- 144101 - I . = W_iio I A - 111 A%III(I III, I I1, I%IL'I III, 1,4111 Wit.. . - I 4. V. Sobik rears into sitting position at command of trainer Jack Reagan (HeraldPhotos by Pattesoni definitely "on again." I Week ree, • I om s a I in s - ___ -~,~~Z courzgement for those of you sunny kitchen which affords a Conununity College," she said. mother wasn't looking! - Quite Up SWEDISH COFFEE CAKE A - ______ ____ 1 - - - --4 - - -.t 4 _-T — __ - __ . . -- - _.' _4 n. agai Bake at 425 degrees for 30 _7ZA 1101 % , 'nix e iii - - . .5, . -1 ;:__ 3. L4 '5 . e L L 'I ' . Cosmonauts and garlic. CookS - 8 minutes. Soviet s 01 I co mpetitor, OF, Re move meat mixture from Siberian Ginsen would be art heat and set aside In bowl of our daily diet The reason: research by USSR ttInIstry o - $4., 99 , U,, 3 tablespoons butter Add beef bouillon. Stir until pig 99 Prepareinbokedbeons)BeeforDsnrierStyl. CoPeland Franks 0 Is particularly true when alcohol Is used In the ex traction prcess ad th ginseng is taken in the liquid form the exact preparation used General Smoked Sausage................. Seafood Treat , -1 - - 4I - ; ~ . - HEATING 1111. to Egg Sala d Ready-to-,ahe-out Southern Fried Chicken ( Good INC -_. ;* . ,*1t $ i(e choose) lb ; • : • • HA & , - i each to. ti A I ~ ,- r a , . ;; . ., i I I - TIbe Herald Se-nices a,- 11 11 1 1 I(5'G re en Sta m Deluxe Pizza...................... :303 Potatoes O'Brien ...... ....... SAVE 6c, Birds Eye Frozen . can year round but fall events seem Gr,aiforDess.ctor.'.ithCollogeCheese Argo Brand Kadota BirdsEyeNEW!PoIyBagFroen 39 ' iq . I bat. $21 i. ''4 -1 0 I 7i..-'-rvb- ',c~' $20 . E dodged the range during hot I tablespoomo; Angostura cza_a~-, — - 'M . — --r— - — i 1 takes fittle time to prepare. It is a Dwisti Pea Sow that is a .~ A total meal when served with InaIargsaucepanmbtne crackers or homemade rolls all ingredients except . . I 1, V. ~__ - . an Ol ,: i i Salt and pepper 4 - _Lt' -. COLOR __ ' Since die pea soup refrigerates about one to one and one-half well it Aw makes a quick snack hours. Add potat.Nm and season itein for hungry pemns of Any to tmte with salt and pepper. i ; 3221812 Sanford 00 $ SHIRLEY COOPER Pricn' Effrt1itj I lb. dried split green or 6 ellew peas smoked hint hocks su I. :o Serve with Cheese So (jl+t,% slz~ Hr Ths:'i,I..''.' 8349212 Altamonte Springs-Longwood to for prices . i SHIRLEY M11 LET I " HILDAIIHMOND " r 4111111004C4 'u P' DeIto -- . V_. i : ft." 0. _- u-- - jz . : I 1I114icreenstampsI ' ' ., 9 ..,. : EasyDayPlotis (9-inch) .Z - , * t "', Vt r - % .&I of I 11 ' to I 2 • DeviledHam ............ 3 Cream and Serve with Peas, Tasty Fresh Crisp Carrots - - - - - - - - 1- - i Mile East ei4%inlordl)'i$37)O1), F Fj It PI , P! ,~. . : Easy-Day Cold Cups I I SAVE 16c, Glad . : 1 0 A.V .P .tko gI i I I I I I 6. ,t.p." IWO94 SAVE 50c, Glad : p - , ~'M 4 I - --I ~._ __ - __ - i.1I. - I LIMA - - I- __!~N_ -Z _5~n-v Q--Q _k:_7~0-,,-_~'!j'~70.4_ -,.- 4 'DGreenStarnps _~,. _- - -- 0 x" sr,uccrr,l 41L shopping 7 * lb bog 33' 595 IA 4 pleasure I.p...d A..,a,' ISIS s L------ ___.. Purple THIS AD 3 'tasty gg plant........ I Q' 11-- ORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR.-LONGWOOD SEMINOLE PLAZA—CASSELBERRY SANFORD PLAZA— 10 AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY ix: I I I ------ JWGreenStamps - JwGreenStamps 0 JW G I W -c pp.dProcus.dCsess 34b.pkg - - a ------------I ;7 ------ [- 1, T 1,1A ov, #oil lot" WisconsinCh.u.Bot (64-cf.) Individually- Green Cabbage. - - - - - p" 1 24 I - - perfect lot C-31to Slow, Hoid enn By ApinIrnl HWY £$W,tistSl PP. I a x4~~J- - S While aii.'ur ioouiing WflI'l#..áD '-.;--- ° F7- 4~4~- _' , , - .~ - --------- F & P Whole.. Sliced where Tasty Tomatoes...... Sanford's Finest OPEN DAILY 166 '!I $ FoqSIicingo.Salods I% % I\ il Z --A 59 Vanilla Wa ers Publix reserves 'bo-ltt- 4& the right to limit 14-oz, 4 quantities sold I ___ TropicalToiefoval . 5ompno Nwo it Mocirts 3*0 Otornen . Tomato Golden Bananas.. 2 29 Complete with Shampoo S.? I. ' Casselb,-f ry. Winter Springs buttered dark bread. If any soup is left and is reheAW, add altitle water to thin soup to the desired consistency Makes 6 to 8 servings. ., III :2 ,~:-*~:":":*.,Z:Z* (I. 8349212 lot "MICW9,11 DANIM PEA WUI) H.- Real Kill Florida : -- I JwGreenStamps 4 * Thru Wed. Aug• 27 t Bar-B-Que Sauce.. . - . WEEKS SPECIAL HAIR •. to many faintlies until hiun hocks are tender, Z 1 1 THIS i- and a salad. .%ch a soup brings and sal: and pepper. Sirrim, back the custom of Saturday covered, stirring occasionally 0 . Tasty Rip.Colifocna(72 sue) . ________ MARt,E WILLIAMS - age. i c Regular, Powdet or Sup*r Ultra Can Anti-Penpirant I 01 SALE PRICE4 TROPICANA 'I i si, -_ - . I ." "' ..' 64 r - mil --18 --- " JWGreenStamps r. 3 '.... I . ~ V C ' 1opw"1111e4 A*Vviol? 1117S. LxTRA 1. c SAVE 6c Bread 8, Butter Style Wagon and Thanks the people of Sanford for their patronage. - - soup suppers #f ! I 10-cl 2. I SAVE3Oc.Go.sgreotw'thPeanutBu$tef.Sriuckef GEORGENA HART welcomes A .. I i 0010. - soup to arotn.iiIc gla1en the hearts of sports 3 quarts water fans after a weekend game 3 potatoes, cooked and diced nkJtIb mg=~ Z X J Wilkinson --- oa7 . - 25' Peanut Butter 1! 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Cheese Ravioli.................. each 11 I ISIS ASSORTED PRESWEETENED SAVE 4c, Buiions's Firction 9.pc. S ...... " Sp &uitit • I 0I of """ 4. £ , . Rapid Shave 594 -' t, 69C (IOU op000 )101 lie ess 1111t * 1 PLAIN. UNBLEACHED OR SELF-RISING Frozen 51-60 Regulor.M.ntholoqLim.,Palmoliv -' for 99 _:-..~;j!F1_- .6— • 111111 , - ( 89' lb 322,062 .f I / / uallef Canteen Sandwch.. PLUMBING I (•_/f,L•, J 8. SAVE 25c (25c CM Label) Povirofful Laundry Detergent :1. . ha lf BaconLoaf.. oc pt. . I Bologna.........lb - - / 6 2 Seafood Treat, Tasty - 89 Kitch.r'.Ftesh Horn, Chicken - .- w ','v'p 5 9, 20C PILLSBURY FLOUR .. Snapper Fillets ' 01 ______ Electric " 1007 Sanford . .. Stir in sour cream and WALL Ifl Ef~ rtaIIbcL with soup mixture Add meat mixture. 0 'i :. Seafood Tr.at, Tasty Fidien 0 a o a a........... .lb 595 Central A,r (crla,I-oning System the Soviet Union. .Y4 Soup Satisfies Fans -1 ...... tb )I' 9 Und.rwoo as y -._; 89 lot Brown'N Serve P' -_% rp~%O~~? 4 %T.VA 89 Sw,ftPrem,umAsio,tedSousage 1" Delicious Sliced Cooked Salami or Ham . . . Sunnylamd Skinitss raunsc Beef 1° III' __ ______ - Braunschweiger...................lb , -- Eye Swiss 69' 791 Cold Cuts.......................... -- :'; 79 ____ 0 _1 1 W,sconsinCh,es.Bar Sliced - HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers NOT variety is more effective and more uniform in ootenc. This - .- '' rArs'-, Ta sty Fresh .,Srni.d •••___ . 33• '''" Health iridicates that a small Interestingly. Siberian quantity of this herbal liquid Ginseng is now available in extract used regularly in Uwir inost local health food stores in - 1, skoth,, Mild Cheddar.................... ig Oscar M ayer Sliced Bologna........ 99 Swift Premium Stick Style 4 GR Cottage Cheese ................ ____________________ - Danish Pea Soup gladdens hearts of weekend sports fans AW Io( the good time; . Jeff ( left I and S.eottwatchMom( Kathy Bergman) (1ecorateI)ad'Ibfrt1layca ke ite Herald Ices If you were a Cosmonaut or Gravy: - -' - - Serves - - -, tv lb. fresh mushrooms, wiped sherry. Heat briefly. clean Serve with hot buttered egg and sliced In hail noodles. 6-8. lb. butter, melted 1 '°" 1 1 b$179 6ag Bag gausage.......... - , , I ncokos) Tenn@%%** Pride Poik (Serve with $799 pof Is I 95 ", Muenster Cheese ................ "' 09 89( ""%, : %W in Ihe I cup sugar 1 lb si;eii(1iieoaisies FM Oux?flot Dept . - - - .. - '°" WisconsirsCheese Bar - -1 i_1___ - - - Brown meat quickly on all lb. Graham crackers, rolled ;4 teaspoon salt fine 3 tablespoons butler - - . sides, add mushrooms, onions Li - - - . ____ s.i I Kraft's Signature Label Chunk - = . bag is quick and easy). Ztablespoonsllour - - - = -. lb --- ____ Canned S butler. Dredge cubes ofrneattn mixture of flour and salt (tossing Ii used plastic bread LI j Ibis. top round steak cubed 4 Merio's Pizza L,V 4 tablespootis flour i can golden mushroom soup diet helps reduce fatigue, In, I can creamed mushroom soup crease resistance to stress, and Pour into crust, bake in 350 1 improve physical as well as water degree oven for one hour. Turn 2 beel bouillon cubes mental capacity. Crust: ___ CIoussefl - CHEESE TORTE __1: B u tt erm ilk Biscuits .=_j - 011111: more hour. Let cool before 4 tablespoons cooking sberry (omes from Siberia. Although a Turn off oven and let remain in "Illoving from tin. Sprinkle relative of Oriental ginseng, oven for 10 more minutes. When crumbs on top. Add butter to pan drippings. used by the Chinese for more cool. frost with icing and nuts. If.an 40DO years. the Siberiaa (Make icing from icing sugar, B ER GMAN butter and milk.) B E E IF Pour In 5MP- Half r - N . -\ --- / SAVE S&, Pillsbury's Delicious Hungry Jock Delicious Cheese & Tomato Style -rT An 1. Save half the crumbs for 1 cup onions, chopped topping Mix remaining crumbs 1 clove garbe, minced wi th sugar and cinnamon, add butter and mix well Press Heat heavy Iron ski llet, add Let I cup water and I4 cups ki teaspoon salt shortening come to the boil. I heaping tablespoon flour Add I cup flour and mix well. . Take stave a a eggs, \ltx Ingredients, each one in Makes 112 down bars. • ___ Cookie and form into a figure S. Then 'i pint ball-and-haLf 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind spread 3 Inches wide. 4 eggs 2 teaspoo ns lemon juIce 1 teaspoon vInhI2 1 cup Topping: lii cups sugar % cup nuts , Dill Pickles - - - I - - .• - __ B ungreased gig" pan. Bake at Frost immediate])- with water. NU until you can roll 16 oz. dry cottage cheese 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes. lemon frosting. For frosting, between your palms like a rope. 16 oz. creamed small curd While dough is baking. combine mix the following until smooth: Lay on greased cookie shect cottqe cheese eggs ________ __________ -?T Swift Premium Boneless $169 Ground Beef withHoV.P. lb - 1. t_, Dept. I lb Ho s tes s Han'a............. os ess Short Rib s.......... -IZTA--- ___ readers three favorite family 1 cup flour 1 cup shortening Spread mixture on partially i tablespoon wutr around buttered pan. Mix the three ingredients baked dough , ba ke ano ther 25well, press dough firmly Into 30 minutes. Mix flour, shortening and add Custard: 2 beaten ii C up trown sugar % e" Coconut -j ____ - teaspoon salt teaspoon baking powder teaspoon nilIa - 09 Chuck Shoulder Roast.. , '— - -- - $ Swift % Premium ProTen Boneless Beef iEnglish Cut Roost Brils ) $179 lb Swift %PfemiumPtoT@n Beef Plate C. - - .M -, I:JF - - ___ -_ rr sp" vie With Hydrated Vegetable Protein. Swift's Premium FM 0tv,C)aiit - Beef for Stew tPcenl,umPloIenB(,f.f Imperial Oven Roast.... . "."d I i i ll.-! ~ 11 . I %. I . I t, — .jf' who can hardly boil an egg, let refreshing view across the Despite her lack of formal When Kathy bakes Jeff's recipes: Lemon Dream Bars, alone bake up a storm 0 waters of Lake Markham In training, Ka th y was doing a favorite goodies it's usua lly a Cheese Torte and Swedish delectable edibles "I believe nest Seminole County pretty commendable job the cheeccake, Scott prefers Coffee Cake Kathy Bergman Cooks 1111'U." est 2F _ -__ _W F = W 111177 ks, but doaroundthekitchen - poklng Bergman Beef Stroganoff, andDadwouldcateverythlngl tn the fall l plan to enroll ln the his fingers into the Icing bowl below, ba king Is her "fun But Kathy also has en- baked," related Kathy In her cake fr osting class at Seminole each time he thought his thing," and she lists for Herald f. I I It I lb Flavorful Boneless Swift Premium P,oT.n Boneless Beef k - __X:. .. 0 - Short Ribs................ SALE Chuck Blade Roas t ..--:., ' - ,,r .,n&, , Great For Bar-B-Oues Beef Plot* Swift t r k1U - 01411fol 1, oi,ftj, tat" juk or 111 e sr'iall Wisconsin and mix well: - 11.jr I• almost have to come from a concentrate and practice," birOiday cake for her husband, into a choppy blue lake on baking family. believes Mrs. asserts the petite blonde Gerhard's birthday and talked which her oldest son, Scott, 11, he gets home each day Ia about tortes and cookies, coffee placed a model catamaran he "What did you bake today?" He Gerhard (Kathy) Bergman, mother of two sons. cake and even stroganoff as whose childhood memories ar e was ad forthe worP.ed."I'm pretty much she had built especially for the likes goodies to nibble on, his filled with the aromas of freshly family b the ttime self occasion, wife explained. Y taught when It comes to baked tread, pies and coIues Her second son, Jeff, 9, was While Kathy freshman in high school. Y frosting he picked upa few bus)dolngwhatallsmallboys dlshesforherfamjj), like the other mother's kitchen in a mother ways encourag edme ideas In c*isci boo 'ii , '411. II ~ To be a good baker, you anyone can cook if they really She was busy frosting a large birthday cake, transforming it "anything with strawberries." Oue"thlrd cup sugar 1 cup flour 2 tablcspoxss sugar •]_- $139 1 1b S 1 69 —1 W- -1,,I,f,.dI, .1101. A A S L - Swift (Ol()bl() A LEMON DREAM BARS III, - 09 1 _IA.1.7/ 0 r INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF ro en I I 89 *1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. I_f -0, ol~,il - o 0 . k ROUS t I, Limit 4 • . W 11 ., lb Beef B$d, Beef Chuck Aim h - ~ Publix"Tlo-~& Place for Bc -eJ* -~ _- '139 $ 12 F , -:t -T~=.-Z. . - ( lb r, II `41111P, . Limit 4 cans Sangria 4 , 7r. . 6 Ch PICNICS -*../ beer Rib Steak Flavorful Leon Meaty _11d Milwaukee lb Tasty Beef , I $139 Round Steak............ APUBL pi ibIjv lb LeonMeotyb...fFuIl.Cut ... V- I \ . - . dRf.-_ J I - tcc) J'X"\ $139 S.rio.n Steak iT r'A.,IJ -* F EVERYBODY ,?' ' LOVES .1:1, . .- .I - - "Selected Baby Beef"' 0 0 0 Inflation Fighter 11 11 - - I , ' , ;6 1.1c'.11 _ - . Publix r:1 / I , .. " I 'If .-. -,-.!~- I - - ~~ ,.a i TJ '" F'i/'T.c' '' . T4EE1 fit ', -- ift' 'AST 'JItEAL -, 1tP '1' i .'.; of,'' rr AT' $ - 0 0 - _- f0000000 fl 200 a - 4 0 iw , -a.,* ~, i; - F--- a !14-. r 4 ,~4 .It'- elephant lowers himself and rolls onto his side, afraid at first and took a long lashes brushing his leathery clieeks as lie back into the old friendly relationsNp. closes his eyes In feigned sleep. But those first awkward moments are now Then it's "Back up, Sobik!" followed by "Sit forgotten and the Sobik-Geraldine affa ir is - -.-- -"-_. ___ 0 0 0 0 . __ i up, Sobik!" .. , . , V after two weeks of hard work, Sanford's ponhis crash derOus pachyderm is content tc be relaxing in his roufine Sobik has put together during h0rne at the new Central F lorida Zoo and cat. training course at Circus World. With Regan ching up on local events from Geraldine. ng e commands (and a gentle prod with his Ace thngtoRegan,Sobtk ogedhisoW time 11 ) Sobik lumbers girl friend Immettliately when he saw her again. Together again. Sobik and Geraldine cool off in new swimming hole li l - But she doesn't stay submerged for Iong; she _;jj6=;jiSZ_: .a-16ra __________ .." -A I ! `_~ I ." ;~Z. '-' , Ir "Liedown!"callsRegan,andobtthenuy the just how big her old pal was, appeared a iltUe - 9 0 ; - Sobik put on a jolly good show, considering... new zoo gmtk . _.. I _% -_V.11 V, I - . ?,.,I ,- -- . defense, those circus elepharits - __ ___ ------q . - - - . I I I .. ~ ~~ I .. I -W 12'.. M __ . Z fi? .=1:,ir.' ` * 1 _ _. 1. P-4V ffi_~~71 - . ~ ".. , I . . ~_ -f-_ . - :.- __ - -! 14 11 V1 Grunting with exertion, the huge beast atCisWorldfutherjnghjeducationJer anal1eyattactIoneportsin,tv .od.e the tutelageof pachyderm matriarch Anna May. down daily to participate in hin, "But it's good to be home, man," trumpets compared to the Circus elephants, however, Sobik in the ear of curator Jack Regan Then he Regan 58)3 our Sobik looked sadly overweight .astsatendersldelongglanceatthewallowing and uncoordinated t1; oming loyally Geraldrne who blushes furiou.sb (honest, a eC tohatus distinct shade of pink) and sinks beneath the _____ - ...,. .4., - - '' T_ fie is also learning to shake hands dnd hft h, 13 Sanfordsm:tpublicLzed(:ndunique) with flair that between Sobik the elephant and Sobik regularl), reinforcing the lessons th e Geraldine the Wppo animal learned at Circus World. Not that It was ever really off again It's just Sobik "had a ball" with all the other thatforthepasttwoweekjSobjk has been down elephants down at the Itingling Bros. Barnum ر!1flP - "_ 'I'- Wednesday, Aug. 20, lflS-38 III - - .I . _. ' ' ' Elephant, Hippo Reunited 1. .---.- , 1i 144i4k - ti: k- -- . I - ____________________ ' . I I _ym OW Gr e e n ,v, a rue'e'n"SAt a m ps Morten Salt* 2.k.11g; I's 1 12. (I 6-o x. site) Is , 111 n. I., '" it , 0 Macaroni & Boot ,* 11 I ,, 11 t f . - - - ___1 _ 1 FOOD — - ::' — - �4ê-fv*iiLI Wrs. Sialsrd, FL Food Weds4ay. A.,.$. InS For Americans Grilling Steak Is A Custom From Early Colonial Days The Her4 Senkts 1a.ntr was br,t or griDed t Dc(Ii1g new in fuepiace fl TI mb. A, fir who 't tare a ace the meat was VZW Gq es Cr In an open &e. the jaces are .eared m d a steak Icr In gti ezxnpk. coob faster aad more evec# than over a tyxdbar.. 7bm who ie to cu* this way prefer to use a beasy ca riskillet for tea Crre soy wxt, sbary f gr jcet awl oil in a u1, Add t,,, ,, 3g', '& ginr, suffmg to blecid. Add grapes. Pow' steaks large glsdiiti. M.aitew.ralrs 0att1t beits frc*r a xrarade is lb, , aiw try ym bard at s h with d hh _____ (APEBAR8EttsNcE in the * dry s .e wiripiet gàre ve 441 C" obe an 1 tabkspess chigm ci graM, Mair gx, firmly acted sj Grasid ecrga* or wi vnaii on" 911111 c" SHISH XEBAB AND P11AF %Isb Ketab: I2h cut I.e ikeWbs in deafred ma Grapes I.e c Olive 00 in cum_ era er sq 5=0 wMe saimas. Partially sauteed jopidecialli Püaf: aboul two and oot-ha11 CUP- 2 ciffes pffir, M k10 Uny slhvn 1 teaspoon grated gger or t, teacp,.. grBed steak in a p2pe bwbecme saxt. Axher ar gjijj Cried gxbe 2 ubimpiam bouer or marpriw 2 es cracked wbeat. medum grtad 1 cap theped onjo IL2 ci" chkin bWh ' iusVem gr2ted kwm riad I cap bahed peen VP' cbeed parsley 2teas %inate lamb in wir oil, garlic, salt, pepper oregano overnight in gias cWtainer. sewer and vegetables. Place kebabs on tray; tru.s l Wednesday, Aug. 20, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Don't Force Youngsters To Eat 'Fatproofing' Children Proves A Wise Precaution professor of pediatrics at New York University because he seldom eats with th€ family. He never all of whom agree that fat Is not beautiful, that it practiced with love. The infant or the toddler knows School of Medicine and director of pediatrics at a walks when he can sit and never runs when he can may be a physical handicap and a social hindrance. how much food he actually wants. Moth er's fear walk. "What a lovely thin baby," he says, "should that he will starve Is silly and dangerous. He won't Brooklynhospital. Fat-proofing their children aga inst becoming fat A thin child almost always grows up to ben thin becoirie the modern form of praise. But so many starve, Dr. Eden reminds us. Which children are destined to grow up fat? lie adults is a job all parents must undertake. In the answers: "An Infant who is overstuffed with milk, adult. A fat child almost always grows up to be a fat mothers still think fatness, not normal leanness, Is He also points out that even infants need exercise last few years we have discovered that fat adults The babyowho is fed solid f ods much too early. The adult, th e sign of heal th ." "A nice fat little baby" we learned to be fat when they were children. "So don't tell your child to finish everything on his must disabuse parents' minds of that unfortunate to prevent getting overweight. As toddlers, they toddler who is incarcerated in a playpen or a need to stretch their arms and legs, climbing and "Today we know that the only prevent the stroller or is bribed with cookies to finish his lunch. plate, lie may not be hungry, he may not need It. By cliche. Leanness, not fatness that will probably last throughout the infant's life, must become the new striving to walk, to discover their own strength. inevitable psychological, physical and social The preschooler who is encouraged to watch TV to forcing him to eat you may be starting him on the Schoolchildren need to walk to school, if possible, to problems of overweight that can blight your give his mother some peace and quiet. The school- path of putting on extra weight," Dr. Eden states in understanding. children's lives is never to let them get fat in the a $7.95 lie suggests no special diets, no crank diets, play games and to do errands. These activities will age child who is driven to and from school. The Ws new book "Growing Up Thin"(McKiy, first place." comments Alvin Eden, M.D., a adolescent who actually becomes malnourished lie quotes leading nutritionists and pediatricians, nothing harsh or painful and humane attitude help keep their weight normal. By GAYNOR MADDOX Th e lie r dServlees , with marmade. CmCf 'nth ckar PLastic wrap and set aide temporarily. Prepare Pilaf by foUowng medW: Melt butter in a Xquart th." saucepan. Add cracked Wheat and U1IOO saute lightly, Remove pan fran heat; cool slightly. Add broth, salt and lemon rirA Place over heat and bnng to cook over low heat 25 minutes. - .Vt Rig Owantity Reserved " O( rv, - ." PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD I 51011 S OT C E S %Ja PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIESQuantity R Thurs.. Aua. 21 thru Sat., Aug. 23 'EEF PE 0 PP URS U WINN DIXIE STOtIS, INC COPYRIGHT - 1973 ALL FLAVORS THRIFTY MAID SIZE 12—JUMBO THOMPSON CANTAN LOUPES SEEDLESS GRAPES II ORE Reserve ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE.. 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( 99c . ; $129 . . cc B,,tt Halt, Sugar Cuced & MacIcr1 SMOKED HAM . $109 . . . 17 Lb Avevog. Sliaril Molt $,,gc,a C.,c.d & Hic k ory 0 99c SMOKED HAM Spca.d BOLOGNA. PACK i; ., .. 9° (C$irci S Ol.s 89c a. . . . .. W C) Bcocid Pull,' acid CURAD BONUS BOX W BANDAGES 99c LADY GRECIAN 'a PIMENTO LOAF W C) SAUSAGE 9" . . . . . . $)49 TABLETS VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY C FINEST VEGETABLE SHORTENING Mc..,lI P4oi. .. 69c Bomb • 1601 Bags CAN ISO C? • • P G 75c Glad lo ,,d,,I' 4.c SO CT .. • kcr4. Bags 9 • 4*1 ' Glad Sodh Td7 H o ws twftcA Bags $199 °' • Ma ... c'cd A,, 3 JAR 540C 39c 99c SOCT Bags , Coffee $100 Maxim BEEF FRANKS Limit two 6-pks. with $5.00 or more purchote excluding cigoreft.s . . . . FXG 12os Fritters $129 ... * CHOPPED HAM 'I . $119 YONIN W C) B'ud All Mpu' RrgwIa' BEEF FRANKS BEEF FRANKS ' . . . 89c 45c DAIRY SPECIALS tI &G ' . . 1.. CHIPPED MEATS 9" i* WHITING FISH... 89c ICC' Csuln Goid & more purchase excluding cigorrtt.s .. N 89c 6 C`-s A MId Lo.'9',ccn Cheese VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY 7 II CAN 49c Tht.lPp ud Cisa" Style or Wt.l. k,cn,I CRISCO SHORTENING Li mit 1 ', $5.00 of more purchase excluding cigarettes "W" 0 Limit I GIANT TIDE with $5.00 s29 $2 $269 3 Corn .... LB CANS Catsup 3 $100 16 ot CANS 9°° S's'ge 3 J,,"tuo (,Icn Popov Thiti, Maid • B Roll tsi'l'g Lady 49-oz. CAN PKG. Po,l Y ui $100 I• THRIFTY MAID .1 PEACHES ALL FLAVORS A". • c o - Pn p sit uj 2 JAR S Iprid., Viii,, Cot 9°° Food A' Bu'tc Ti s s u e Kroll 1000 lilor,d of . PIG 89C Cheese S of CANS $100 51 el S 'ul . . . • Spread 16 ot CANS I$Ot. 99c • . . . . ;' Cheese 75c PKG ""c' Se a S LB Cheese 69C SUPERBRAND GR. "A" CRACKIN' GOOD. ASTOR COFFEE LARGE EGGS SALTINE CRACKERS I Ll 99c CUP 1 II .... CUP . . 2 59c (B 99c 'fl -, DIXIE DARLING " FAMILY BREAD J AEN ~ ~ 59c cup I,çl.lu' c Sit.. ti Cc"o;e psI ALL GRINDS 0ri~_% r1_0~M lot FtCo"on. TPccli, Mud Sell R.1 ci9 cc • • slog pa r, . ... Spread I Plates 12 Cs PoIc'a.ito For- P.cri.aiio Cii,,,. PkG Pope , Dressing : 69C Flour . .uc Pul.'rP$ Fo.", P.i,.? Chri'as 0 CHEK DRINKS CUPS 3° ogurt... acid Towels 2 ROLLS 88c Beans 4 Deep 50,ih Sl.c,d Hatwce' LB. II ltcc,tt y Mud Vr.cio Beans Dills 49c Del Morn?. Tomato t., tc u,i C or more purchase excluding cigarettes 47 HALVES MAYONN Limit I with $5.00 99c Scifoictj Stand All Voi,#?,#% k SOUTH 99c Bcuc'd DETERGENT 88 OLD MILWAUKEE . Si.,p.rbarid All FIo,o',. Le- Fe? Instant Coffee Instant Coffee... G134 BEER 89C BUY ONE AND GE? ONE fill) W,icOc?ici Sauce DATRIL 1 00-CT. PKG. LB 0,1, Mpu' o'd 5rr.e 5.,I Cc Biscuits Hot S". I. FORMULA 4..'. SZ( • Beef Liver 5cc!uc'd B'suh 0 cj;I In O,co. May., 1pic,' cc hytcui.' Bull Pu'l R..çlci' Cop.Ioiad VARIETY W D Bnocid Solun?' (uf acid (.hac'ci SIZE GURAP ani (Ja',,rc.d SI..(i. $100 5l.ci'ct Si'.I.n o"d D..r,ci.d. Cbd 17 J36-CT. PKO. MAN POWER 2G C1 Game Hens z SCHICK SUPER II ~4jicv - jkj sill $239 f - T-1 LOAVES �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 2o,197s__ Living J TONIGHT'S Wednesday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Hear it Now (24) intercom 24 (35) Star Trek (44) Spor ts Legends 1:30 (2.6) Price is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $25.000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Braves Baseball 8:00 (2. 6) Little House On The Prairie () Tony Orlando (9) That's My Mama (24) Helmaey Eruption (35) Name Of The Game 8:30 (9) The Commanders (24) Consumer Survival Kit 9:00 (2. 6) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon suji 1r1'urprl)u; Prospects For Energy Independence (24) Steambath 9:30 (9) Sea World (13) The Law And Mr. Jones (35) Double Action Theatre 1000 (2. 6) Petrocelli (6) Mannix (9) Jim Stafford Show (13) Burke's Law (44) Dinah 10:30 (24) Caught In The Act 11:00 (33) My Favorite Martian (3, 6,4,9) News Things J ACIWS 36 Feminine name I Picnic pest 37 Son of Isaac 4 Beast of (Pb) 39 Fl to eat Pigpen 42 Dealer if, pelts 10 Ball hit Out of 45 Piece of rock bo.ijrith 47 Edible Isri I? Graylsh.hlw' lab gment i Observe 1 4 Golf mound 52 Prepo sit io n IS Against river 16 Footless 55 Pivrg animal rra!,oil 17 Adjectival 56 Pp suffix 57 Printing 18 Mans name direction 70 f umults 56 Shade tree 77 Animals of rat 59 Laugh family (Fr I 74 Musical (13 Pub drink instrument (p1 76 Australian big birds DOWN o Mire 31 Night lab I 1 U'f,irit 37 Chemical Suffix 3 U.ltCt Skill 33 PC.Od of lime I (e:he alone :u 11 1 .SCL ' 'i Srn3l liSt.' t Sn r'i (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (35, 44) The Fugitive 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2.1) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Thursday MORNING 6:00 (9) 6:10 (2) Sunrise Jubilee Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6, I) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) I Dream Of Jeanni e 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (6) Today in FlorIda 6:55 (2) Daily DevotIonal (I) News 7:00 (2. 6) Today () News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7 30 (9) Am America ...t ni__i r___.. i1 tildC rururii 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit 01 '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (6. 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 930 (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Stree t (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 6) Wheel Of Fortu ne (6) The Price Is Right (33) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,1) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (24) Mr. Rogers Nelqhbo'hoocJ (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (I) Movie (9) Brady Bunch (24) Electric Company (33) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (6) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) intercom 24 (35) BIg Valley 12:30 (2. 4) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (3, 8) Marble Machine () News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Book Beat (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.6) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Feeling Good 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid (24) Nova 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors (6) Edge 01 Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Aroors (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I) Another World (6) Price is Right () General Hospital (24) Assignment America (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (44) Spirit Of '76 330 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (24) Con sumer Survival Kit (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Flintstones A ::00 00 (2.1) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Dinah (24) Sesame Street (35) Cartoon Carnival (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza 2 3 C r P OR r J1t kII14 _ IT 7 Let it stand (print I 8 Number (p1 ) 9 Stiff It Southern constellation 13 Redact 19 Ages and ages 21 Carbohydrate PRAIRIE "To See the World" Rerun Series star Michael Landon directed and Mitch Vogel guest-stars. He plays a farm boy who runs off to the city, and encounters some trouble before the Ingalls come to his rescue. 8-9 TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN RERUN A couple of old established hands at show business, Kate Smith and Buddy Ebeen, make It an enjoyable evening - even when Kate and Tony sing "Hound Dog." Buddy does some old. much-acclaimed 'Judgment of Nuremberg" and "Inherit the Wind" were among Kramer's HOROSCC PE fashioned tap dancing, the way he used to many, many years ago. 8-8:31 ABC THAT'S MY MAMA "The Hero" Rerun Clifton is talked into sheltering a cousin who is on the lam from revenge-bent mobsters. It has something to do with dope traffic and the cousin is in town for this father's funeral. Swinging-door comedy tonight. 8:3010 ABC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The Trail of Chaplain Jensen" Rerun A TV movie based on suffix 23 Book of Bible 24 Kind of bullfrog (pl( 25 Thought 77 Post 28 Wavy (her ) 29 Body of water 30 Girl's name 35 Newspaper offc'af T SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Much work can be accomplished at home today, but don't look for pats on the back. Forget It. You won't get than. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ,I.'l.SPIfl Tp?(5 mouff-ROC*W4 CM5 =1 TUT1( i' 117 16 __________ 21 _____ E -- _____ - 22 - Fy - 31 I I 38 1 -- - 140 41 __ ____________ 42J43j44 45 - 46 1 50 -- 51 - -- -; - 52 - - -- -- - , 51 1 - T -- --- I SEEK & FIND' fact, the trial of a Navy chaplain which gained notoriety as the result of charges against him for Immoral behavior. Jensen was accused of adultery by two Navy wives and had to stand a court martial. Jim Franciscus plays the chaplain. Lynda Day WAY " -- - - F.O J I HO I EP U T A M PONTII K S W A N R NPORTREKINT1IEG000NR 0KII0II000C Sill ZAMAOV C K R 11 F H I 1 AG NO I I A I I ARO AMNMICMUS I ill RI K Vogel is also guest-starred in this series tonight. He plays a musically talented boy whose father Andrew Duggan Isn't impressed. Tanner Intercedes, :: NW K II TN P 1 0 U C OKRA )ROROBIHAMRME PGOI. .NKLSONSUONMM ANTA N I .' 0 . RH K V .1 OH N RUt) A B R T DLARURNUMCOR1AIER CBS CANNON "Perfect Fit Fora Frame" Rerun Cannon is hired to protect a girl threatened with murder. In the with Added Protein Needed DEAR DR. LAMB - I am trying to get pregnant and would also like to lose about 10 pounds. I would like to try a diet on which I am supposed to take cIder vinegar, lecithin, kelp and vitamin B4. Would any of these be harmful to a fetus? DEAR READER - The biggest harm to your fetus will not come from the cider '.'inega;, lecithin, kelp or vitamin 13.6, but from the things you will need in your diet during pregnancy that you will not get. I am opposed to anyone dieting on any regime during a pregnancy except under the careful supervision and on the advice (f her doctor. During a pregnancy you need added protein to enable the A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon •:. --- - - - - -- . IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 1134.587 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771 DRUM LESSONS Barry p,ff 3 72 11 11 - 18-Help Wanted _____________ - ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help H YOU to meet the right person lust Work your own hours Earn extra for you. NATIONAL SINGLES inc ome as an AVON Representa CLUB OF AMERICA Phone - 305live Call 641 3079 713 2740 STORING IT MAKES WASTE-- ' FACED WITH A DRINKING SELLING IT MAKES CASH PROBLEM PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Call 322 7611 or $31 9993. Can Help Call 473-1357 PART TIME Write P 0 Box 12 1) Receptionist, light typinij; per Sanf or d. Florida 37171 sonality plust 1 hours daily. flexible 372 6446 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 7077 for "We Care"- Ladies as fashion show direct or s for "Hotline" Adults or Teens. Sarah Coventry Jewelry earn 1310 $3 per hour commission Full or experience No part-time S-.-Lost & Found necessary Sample free Start V. __________________ Now 319 5120 or 319 5691 FOUND - Female Siamese cat in Suntand district Call 377 8446. We have listings. We have buyers. We need another, real es tate II GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR ceiisee to help us make sales A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Forrest Greene, Inc FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI ______37 3 6353. 327 8970. eves 6-Child Care __ complete child care seik "' Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE, 373 5690 Wantapos;tIonwifhaftr,7 Retail Uric bedroom efficiency, furnithed. $100 per mo, utilities included. sales company needs people to 377 1170 train for management. Great future pot en tial with fast growing lor2 Bedrooms Adults only central Florida based corp. Ex- PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK cellent benefits Call Mr. Benton 2545 Park Drive $70 up ____ At 3058560717 P41cc efficiency apartment, upstairs, HAIRDRESSER with following; U all utilitlet turn, 59750 Adults to 13 pct. Call 377 14Th after 6 pm only 372 7796 & wk nds Career Sale Opportunity- no ___________________ overnight travel is required, Complete training program. 3]A--Duplexes Excellent fringe benef its No limit - ---- -- . - to earnIngs. Take (lvi minutes to DELTONA-New Duplex. Furn. or - -. investigate this satisfying and unfurn, Drapes. Wati r. Lawn rewarding career Call Orlando Care 373 187* or 6M 316 , 177 Si'7 ... ____ LONGW000, bea ut ifully located on . WANTED YESTERDAY: Can you 7 acre plat, Deluxe 7 bedroom I " write? Do you live in the Oviedo duplexes; air. carpet, drapes, area? If 10, contact me im appliances, utility room. carport. mediately, if not sooner. I need a $67 1737 corresporxlent wto can cover City council niertirigs and keep up With Duplex, I t,ecjroorn (urn SpI . adultS the local news, II you can ani.tr Call 322 3610 after 3:30. '" IF sffirmatively to the questions above, give me call flillCurri,, LAKE MARY 7 BR Duplex; $150 Plus $50 deposit. The Ev en ing Herald, 37? 2611. Forres t Greene Inc. Ext REALTORS 3 73 153 24-Business Opportunities - 1 1-lnstruclions H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOB IN. TERVIEWS AVAI LABLE FOR BEST STU. DENTS. - r Dr. Lamb tIui 1 By LAWRENCE E. LAMB _____ WANTED SINCERE INVESTOR 32-Houses Unfurnished to share in proven business yen lure I have the know how and 3 Bedroom patio homes. $709 mo experience. I'm local a FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE businessman with ref erences and 323 7090 background in running and establishing money making BALL REALTY tiuslnenes Phone Thurs. 6 9 p m, 12736137 or Friday 95, $31 ItlO CHOICE RENTALS ON ALL PRICE RANGES $17 W lit St 3725611. 3727757 . ' - I Rentals - 1 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS- - SELL "DON'T NEEDS' FAST WITH A WANT AD , Phone 372 2611 or 9993 and a friendly Ad V'snr will help you ____________________________ For rent or sale: 2 yrs. old, 3 OR, 2 - -bath, family rm., 2 car garage, 29-Roonn central air, heat, kitchen equip - ped Call ev es 62$ 3091 Man or Woman to share expenses in 3 BR, 1½ ba th, air conditioned, ho me 33) 03 newly painted. $160 mo lit 4 last A imatl Classified Ad brings big 8. deposit. Sunland 773 0343 returns Try one and see Call 322ill Mayfair Circle. Sanford, 7 2611 or •3t _____ Bedroom with family r oom or third bedroom Air conditioned 30-Apartments Unfurnished with fenc ed yard $160 mo 1 $91 __________________ - 7306 Uric and two bedroom houses and __________________________ apartments $80 to $130 per ma 33--Houses Furnished Some furnished 3210066 ________ ___---- G - . 1. - FROM 11116 -- Two bedroom trailer, all utilities, clean I child accept ed No pe ts SAO *k 3729066 J . Two Ni:ely furnished. 2 bedroom. Adults preferred $133 to $IlO per month Call 377 4470 125 -41 ; u 322 Will 1973 12' wide, 1 OR, air cond fur r.ishid $ 1 25 monthly Adults Security 377 19.19 900 8% %# I 3: Ml - SALES BY Z PICKLES -- ' - .i- -- ---- . e' - SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or hO acres, paved roaj, trees. clear. (lowing %Jream horses o k Terry Realty, 6710711, 7100 sq. ft. ideal garage, shop. warehouse.' All or part. Will remodel to suit tenant 327 $371 or 3276470 - 41-Houses * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * Nev,hoj%e'sina rural area. No dow n payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualify! M. UP(SWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Brok er 503W. 151St. 373,6061 or 323 0517 eves. NORTHEAST SEMINOLE * WANTED-THIEVES * $1000 down No qualifying 2690 S. Palmello Ave., Sanford.? OR frame home with new roof. Owner will finance mo pmls. of 51)9.5) Call F 0 Hodge. (904) 391 7457. Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best 4 QUAM DULCIS EST (How sweet It Service the Pest. Western Auto. is!) 301 W. 1st St. Just right for the growing family. 3 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Bedroom, 7 bath with family BUY - SELL - TRADE room dining area. Central air and 372-5622 garaoe, If Ihehome will fit. we can 3hI)lSE. First 5t make the payments and down FULLER BRUSH payment f it Low $)Js 373 9110, Orders taken Monday, WednesdayS. Friday only 377 t911 Days 372 6)2) Nights 377 7357 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. W. Garnett White Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 372 7111 - New 3 BR 7 BATH MUST SELL HOME, all extras, good loca tion MAKE OFFER. 3272787 -COUNTRY LIVING Roomy 3 BR. 3 bath on "z acre with access to Lake Markham. New Roof, carpet, all furnished. 139,900 Terms Lawn Mowers repaired, almost every kind at prices you can at. lord Call 323-1309 - JIM UAP4DY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S E £6 Sanford 373 1733 Wood or steel deskS (executive desk & chairS, tCCretarial desks & chairs, straight (hairs, filing cabinets, as Is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, Il 92.1) 04206 68-Wanted to Buy --- C-31 Cl 4 323.7860 321.0041 c714arIner'\/ll1age [Ji Whore Quiet Niqhts - Breezes Create and the Lifestyle 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Next CavalieL 323.8470 1970 Oldsmobile, 9 passenger ViSta Cruiser; power Steering, brakes, seat & wondowS; air. AM FM Stereo S1.500 or best after Call 372-1645 after S ANTIQUES Tv,ol9OlPontiac Station Wagons I Piece or HoueiuII CASH 323-4376 772 139 7615 Palmetto Ave Special shrub and garden Sprayers, 96 cents ea. GardenLand. 1100 W. Wanted to buy used office furniture, 73 Fiat. ISO Spider. Clean, new top Any Quantity P4OLL'S Cassel 1st lit., 373 6630 mpg51,450 7776036 berry. Hwy 1797 8301206 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Cash PINEY WOODS BARN- We boy Woodruf I's Garden Center For Your Junk Cars Furniture 5. Miscellaneous. Sell 601 Celery Ave , Sanford 373 9136 for 30 pet. commission. Free Pick- 62--lawn-Garden _____________ - - -- ________________ u. Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 322 7770 64-Equipment for Rent CASH For Your Junk Cars SANFORD PAINT SALE Save now on discontinued paint lines. Interior and ext erior Latex, factory colors and while, $3.99 per gal. Interior semi glossenamel Latex or Oil Base, $599 per gal, factory colOrS only. Interior and exterior high gloss enamel, Inc tory colors & white, $.6 99 per gal. Values to $1) 99 gal. All colors while they last No Pain Checks! Come early to MARY CARTER PAINTS 5155 Elm Avenue Sanford 377 3649 117 BAYWOOD CIRCLE-) BR, 11 i bath, new carpet. in excellent condition Large lot. $71,500. 2839 GALE PLACE- 3 OR, I", bath. garan.', 3 yrs old, in new con dIlon 521.900. - DAVES' 373 9370 . 65-Pets-Supplies - 72-Auction -- - -.-.---- - _ SUCCESS STORIES Pay Horlqr-s ran an nil in The Herald under lawn service He reports "Results were marvelous". REALTORS 630 6061 After Hrs 831 1470 Realty . 7- '71 PintOs, 4 Spds, both excell. '71 Pinto, automatic, air, '65 VW. SR. rebuilt engine. $150 '68 Chevelle, 55 396, $695 '65 Falcon, 6 Std. Show room cocci '64 Chevy Wagon, low miles, $195 FIN'tWOOd, like new '64 Ford, excellent 2nd car. $395 Good cred it? Low monthly pmts '.'any others to chooSe from 323 8570 or 83-4 4.6.05 1971 Honda, 750 Good condition. 1000 1968 Chrysler Station Wagon, 9 mile's. Many extras $200 and take passenger, all extras. Very gooi. over payments 372 0650. $175 327 578' BOLL IT'S ANOTHER Dodge I)OM 1 AUGUST SERVICE SPECIAL • 1 1 1 0 1101111` 0, 4041111lip FRONT - & 0 Let a Herald Classified AdviSor write a success ad for youl Call Today 372 2611 or 831 9993. 2565 Park Or - (ri :1 P.O''- 5, . ., change REEL'S BODY Sh4OP. 1109 Sar.ford Ave 300 300 lb steers. 75c per lb. Your choice. 372 7581 HANSEL AND GRETEL LIVED THE ABOVE ARE REAL PEOPLE WHO HAD GOOD RESULTS BY HERE! Darling ginerbread home. ADVERTISING IN THE Central heat air only one year old HERALD CLASSIFIED. 3 BPs. 11 , baths All kinds of decorator extras. Don't buy ' anyth ing III you tee this one! What do you have to sell, rent, or otter! 573,900 REALTORS - - Parts : END ALIGNMENT 'I 66 $ 91 1 '65 Ford Galaxie 500 XL. 259 auto trans. New Paint; excellent 519,5(0-3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Fam condition, 5150. Entertainment Pm , dbl car port • Set To Factory Specs Console, 115 13' wooden fishing boat, $50. 323-1656. By Certified MID 201- NEW HOMES. 3 5. 1 Home with Poo!. in Deltona, price t4 bedrooms S pct down, 714 pt reduced for quick sale. Owner Trained Mechanics. 12" Bell Sander; 'I 11,7" drills., one interest transferred 371 7286 high speed. 1 low speed; Dress ALL MAKES 4 coats. 17 II short; 62 vol. Zane 510.500- 2 BEDROOMS. 1 bath Casselbe'rry, immaculate 3 OR. 1' Gray books: Bonita boat and baths, garage. $25.750. Acre Screened Por ch, rear, yard fenced . trailer; rolling scaffold: ext. Pe'alty, REALTOR, 3737730 board: 7 Coleman lanterns; dec. WITT REALTY ap90 stove top; rofo tiller; 16" Pullman ONLY ONE AVAILABLE Peg Peat Estate Brok er buffer. Airless Spray, fireplace 2 BR CB in unod condition, large lot. 321 06-40 373 5735 wood; fishing poles: two 21-pane Only S16,0130 with $500 down and glass wood frame windows. And approx 5140 per month 2 OR , fenced yard. carport, private many other misc. Items. 322-6196. street, 516,900. Terri's 372 6620. MAITLAND FLEA MART Peg Peal Estate Broker MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 1911 Hwy, 17.97. Open Sat. &Sun 95 hOOF 75thSt 3726653 838 7920 Rca Real Estate Broker ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Near Call 777-3178 to find our information 322•7643 Mall: 1 Bedroom, 2 bath, screened on how to receive a free set of patio, corner tot. 131,500 by owner waterless cookware. Beautiful ranch type home- 3 61 $31.50)) acr es, stable. Osteen area. 647Leather Saddle, Cheap 1617; 323 6186. SANFORD by owner, 3 DR, 7 See to appreciate bath. 2 yrs old Central heat air, 3228018 DOLL HOUSE carpet, garage, screened porch, Cute as a bu tt on . 3 OR frame house large lot, goo.i location Assume Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counton W es t Third St Large corner lot. 714 pct or $750 down, FHA Priced er trip's, Sinks Installation avail. $16,500 Sorry, 911 cash or below FHA appraisal 3736832 Mile Bud CabeIl 377 5032 any refinance 'rut' Three Bedroom in Pinecrest; POOL HOME carpeted. fenced 5750 down. Relax or exercise in your own pool. 3 -51-Household Goods FHA Nothing down VA. Phone BR. I ba th home; Ixautifully Central Heat S. Air COnditioning Interior. Exterior Plastering. ART BROWN PES CONTROL' 323 6714 decorated. 129.900 For free estimates, call Carl Plaster patching S. simulaled 25.67 Park Drive TWO STORY FRAME b(ick 5. stone specialty 372 7780 Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 37237? gats Two OR , scr porch, FP, garage. 4 OR, 7 bath bu ilt with tender loving 1771 Qualifying $11,950 carpet, no care by craftsmen Only $ )8,500. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Acre Realty, REALTOR 523-7750. Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, A I P C ON Dl I I 0 N I N G. __ ALL TYPES OF CAR MEPIT sewing machine. load deluxe front DUCT REFRIGERATION, Stemper Realty PENIPY AND REPAIRS. )flHome on small lake, cement pool, Sold new for $349.00. Pay balance All service. hour 21 WORK. PE ' REST INN Central Florida 's fireplace, 3 bedrooms. l'.z bathS. 1338 of SuorlO payments of $9. See at makes DYKES AIR CON Ucarcing&Grccmnq MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR paneled cit-n with custom drapes; SANFORD SEWING CENTER DlTtONlPiC'. 372 1877 Pr 37? a)')7 1919S Fr en ch 3721991 new roof. fenced back yard ____________________________ 307 East First. Downtown -, 3777371, 372-11%, 372 1981 529.500 by owner 371 0821 Jut 169.1116 9111 Eve. 372 Save up to 30 pcI o r "Ti''ctricty 372 19S9. 377 zIiU 4110 lr.t,ti cciiu'CSC Iher hC,',n in KULP DECORATORS BALL REALTY a., Wirxiow P. D oo r Screens 'rsHtcn c r.r trte eSi :rri't'S 109W 1st St .3727335 By owicr 3 B edr oo m, 1 bath, w w Custom made Repairs We Buy Furniture 736 3096 663 0553 or 90A carpeting, air; fenced; shady lot; -vd.-, off lrrouqh AujuSt R CHOICE LISTINGS Drrt Pr(t'5 37? 6670 md. Fruit trees Close In, Sanford FA,.,Ati P4OTOl,,PApl-fY IN ALL PRICE RANGES 3230270 ,'4ecidings. Candid-,. Commercial. 117W. 1st St .377 SOIL 372 7757 52-Appliances Aerial, Portraits Adver?snq 831 LONOW000.) BR, 2 bath, carpet. GOOD INCOME Comfortable & 3 C&A Backhoe Service parts. KENMORE WASHER, central heat air; ciouble carport. canvenient 7 BR with 7 apart TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON service, used machine's Stockade fenced $31,900 merits, rents 5140 en 579.000 Land Clearing. fill dirt. clay, rock (formerly Harr - ell ",Beauty 1`03k) P400NEY APPLIANCES 3230697 with I BR home on TWO ACRES All kinds of digg ing House trailer's I 519 F Pine )"2 5 7 41 LAKE MARY 3 DR. 7 bath, carpet. good garden I,s,id or pasture A &A CL FANS ALL stored & moved 3279142 or $3.4. ____________________________ 'a -S-1V.Radio-Stereo central heat air; range, d5h Ex ter 1orpree-cie,n-ru $22.000 1193 washer. single car garage $30000 LARGE SHADED FENCED BACK 323 0665 EST ERSON LAND CLEAR ING YARD with 3 BR. 1 bath home Color TV's from ISO. 134W, from Ditch Excavating, Bulldozing, SANFORD 25?ory. I BR, 3 bath. $31,000 $15; Service all makes HERBS' _ MOVING HAULING SALVAGE Work Fill dirt, top soil 377 3943 fireplace $34,900 Home on lake.) BR. SACRIFICE IV, 1700 S. French, 373 1714 Sonny brooks 7 baths, central heat air reçars, fiat roots cc ART AILING LAND CLEARING Expert root 321 0299 anytime ROBSON MARINE Call uSon Lots and Acrr.aqe GOOD LOCATED COMMERCIAL shingles. All work guaranteed ___ All type's lots 5, acreage cleared We 7977 Hwy 1797 "SERVICE BEYOND THE for sale or lease PROPERTY BROGDEN ROOFING. 3736700 have top soil, fill dirt. clay. and 377 596) CONTRACT" shell available Please cam right FOR I REPAIRS ROOFING Ci o .), . 3'.3 MOTOROLA COLOR TV REASONABLE PRICES Call Don iddtons. remodeling. Carpentr Kish Real Console. $75 c repair, roofing, painting. Concrete 373 3656 111111 _* REALTOR Peg Real Estate Broker work, driveways, sidewalks. 7201 S French Ave ,)?1001l -. 372 1301, COLOR TV.SII.9SMONTH pa tios. Price (you ) can aff or d '.'.'-,'. ri D i1i r. d di;' t'o' A 7C40 14 a,.,nth 'i Ar At 17 97 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Free Estimates. RIL Con Cu5tOi hay baicocI. Lgrf P S. P TREE SERVICE 644 1006 struclion. Call 319 5395 or 319 5694 clearing 3228577 after S w I 6 AND MODELS OF CARS. - PRICE GOOD THRU LABOR DAY TAFFER REALTY 1801 West First St., Sanford 323-7730 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - I ~ X) EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY . If,;~41I - Air conditioning Pest Control Home Improvements1 Estate i Pt Care -. ., - !nsvlatlóa ______ PotograpIry Laid Gearing - Pressure Cleaning - Roofing Home Improvements Payton Realty - Land Maintenance Land Tree Service barLdlewood Villa,5 - - College.bound student NEEDS to -- -Chihuahua puppes.AKC. tome very sell 000d. clean 1970 Ford Gataxe small $65 up. One female 500 by Aug. 11911h. 327 Will. 78-Wtorcyc1es miniature Dachshund, red, $63. _____________________ Also Siamese kittens, $10 and 51$. '77 SUZUKI, SSO r - rieciric start, 1969 Volkswagen Fastback. very ANIMAL HAVEN GR OOMING QOOd condition. $800. 377 2111 excellent condtinn 373 9570 or $34 AND BOARDING KENNELS. 377. after 3 pm 515? ___ -.- ______,, ¶970 Duster, 6 cylinder. 3 speed 1977 Honda 430CL Good transmission, runs real good. $593 Condition, 5300 67-Livestock-Poultry 372 591) Ask for Duane McGuire. 377 1651 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" E. F Ford rented her house In one DESPERATION SALEI day through her ad in The Herald A Quick sale is imperative. 110 qualifying to assume loan, low down, move in immediately. 3 Margaret Peck sold her 'M Cougar in the first week her ad ran. BPS. 2 baths $15,500. Hurry' Your MLS Agency '-------' 76-Auto Siberian Nulkie'. AKC Female, all white, 10 mo's $300 327 3757 Dorothy Cameron "had marvelous results" with her ad for mlsceilaneotjs items. 322•2420 Anytime 1700 French Ave FREE KITTENS to good homes. 7 weeks old 3770475 after 5:15. Dorothy Baublitz ran an ad for an electric organ she wanted to sell. "It sold before the week was out". the said. Ste n stro m SANFORD AUCTION Female l'upP't'S Imos old. S110 in 1766 per See our new homes in Deflary 3n_ _ CHICO & THE MAN USED CARS We Buy Furniture Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROlL'S FURNITURE Hauling Cool see them to appreciate ______ - You've Been Searching For. Come out and -Autos for Sale . For ustd furniture applianc es fools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mari, 713 Sanford Ave . OW-111111 ns Ahnslne. $4- C") C3 -- 1 -- CASH 322.4132 aTOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Clas sified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. Beauty Care -J' 1.'torc,,cte insurance BL AIR AGENCY 373 3666 -- Hunt Realty, 377 211$ 2521 Park Drive AFTER HRS. REALTOR '177 92*1 3220648 377 3991 TWC, air, conditioners, one 16.000 RTU,one S.ODO BTU, good running condition 1150 for both. 371 6011. ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS 78-Nctorcycles 67A-Feed - Used office furniture Larry Saxon, Realtor Crank Realty Inc. 1956 Chevy; 16' boat; portable TV and largebar for sale Can be seen At 1209 Magnolia (tan house), REALTOR 322 719$ 7123 YALE AVE 3 or 4 OR mini farm, with lots of fruit. Has 1 OR apt. Selling below appraisal at 575.900. Jim 50-Mscellaneous for Sale CalIBart Real Estate to steal this like new 3 BR, 7 bath home from desperate out rI.state ow Big fenced lot, central air, garage, close in Available today; no qualifying Priced in the $20's Hurry. $31 $722 CLIFF .IOR DAN, REALTOR ner. Merchandise --- _ -- REAL ESTATE . : good KISH 2 Bedroom, 1901 Summerlin Ave. $5900 322 3)91 Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1975-78 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ice Suppl Assume Payments cn co VASO DOWN Earls Woodm ire Home Features Central Most And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yourself. WANTED I by MODELSNOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES Mill J , Two bedroom trailer, air con ditioried, lights Si water furnished 1505 W. 251h 5?: SANFORD From IA,' Furnhsi'ied, 2 OR. air conditioned. $150. Call 373 0372, 322-2090 H. & R. BLOCK , 218 South Beach St., Daytona Beach, Fla. 904.252-4685, 64nmea ____ STUDIO 1. 2, 3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES - For complet e details, call. vin rk ardens Rpartnlents Enrollment is open to men arid women of all ages No previou s traIning or experience required. • Country Trailer- Near Seminole College, private wooded lot, 7 OR, $135 me Also 1 OR-9116S ma $31. 8272 r Luxury Patio - 1h4' ;i1cwPr Cottage, clean, shaded lot; Close in $90 rio Alsoottierapts In 6261 _____________ eneva 43-Lots-Acreage LONOWOOD - 3 bedroom. 2 bath. by owner Transferred, mutt tell. $73,700 8)1-1791 • . 31-BusiflessPrOperty 76065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR)?) 5771 Small Efficiency House OneAdult Noll $90 Mo 372 3517 Extra large 3 bedroom apt Apply GIgI Bait & Tackle. 919 W 1st St After 9 pm 323 57$1 -, 201-935.2677 - Harold Hall Realty $110 Mo. 6646311 One 5. 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redec orated Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd • Sa nford 373 1310 '!I'l Experienced secretary, with secretarial. reception, 41i filing Skills fee a cO1ult4ng engineer's i&e In Sanford No shortha nd required Excellent company off benefits Lu 31)7 or 372644) Now, H. I, P. BLOCK - America's Largest Income Tax Service will teach you to prepare income tax returns in a special 13'.'z week tuitIon course. Classes con. veniently scheduled to accommodate wor king students and Piouse wives. Curriculum includes practice problems. taught by experIenced H. 5. R. BLOCK in structors. F One Bedroom F urn, House BAMBOO COVE APTS, Person to work with people In 1' professional office. No experience, H;gh school diploma Reply to Box ito. Co The Evening Herald, P0. Box 1457, Sanf or d, Fla, 37771- developing fetus to form the maintain your own health. FARMERS many body structures made DEAR DR. LAMB - In your from amino acids of protein. colwnn you stated that it was To Contract For Ycu need more calcium, common to give extra becau.se the baby's skeleton potassium to a patient taking a ' must be formed. You need more diuretic since loss of potassium For The Fall Season iron becaur.,' the baby must can lead to Irregularities of the form blood with red blood cells heart and that Is my problem, PHONE COLLECT that contain hemoglobin made irregularity of the heart beat. with iron. I am 65 years old and have The developing baby will take been taking Digitoxin and a 500 a lot of the vitamins It needs mg Diuril tablet daily since 1966 t-.L irunl inc nwincr, icauing 10 for atrial fibrillation. I have ' - -. vitamin deficiency in the never potassium had ,. ....... ............ ... s ••s. as.s mother if she Is not obtaining pr escribed to ta ke wi th 1 sufficient amounts, diuretic. Why not' •( f' • I In all I can't think of a worse SHOP THE HERALD ! I DEAR READER - Not : ttme for a woman togoonadiet everyone taking a diuretic or : It. : during a pregnancy, digitalis needs potassium, It CLASSIFIED PAGES unless she has a medical reason depends on whether too much : . I to need to do so, such as potassium Is washed out of the evidence of toxemia of body through the kidneys and FOR TODAY'S BARGAINS pregnancy. You need a lot more how much potassium you get in than vitamin 134 and lecithin to your diet, Do you read The Herald Classified • help a healthy baby develop and One Diuril tablet a day will pages? If you don't you're missing a lot, not eliminate as much Good buys on cars, bouts, household : . •, potassium and sodium as three goods. Good lobs. Ads from local ' : : table ts a day so that is part of . businessmen you can trust to do -. - - . FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY day and evening Old care. 6:30 a-rn to t The following posItions are open with Seminole Community Action. a m A Child's World. 323 $474 Inc., Project Head Start Apply in A BABY'S WORLD. Care for lr'fants per son only --- with r esume 1101 to age? only. Next to new Drivers' Pine Ayerx..e, Sanford (upstairs) License Bureau 3276645 Interviews will close Monday. 23, 1975 I Handicapped Aug C ourdinator (part time) 2 Bus 9-Good Things to Eat Driver Handyman. 3 Nutrition Supervisor I Education Coor Peas, ycx' pick, black eyes 1, purple diriator 5. Tea cher's aide, hull. New patches continue coming In On Oregon Ave. 4 I ml North of 16 and lust Wilt Of II. I I Mi. West of Sanford. Closed on Sun days - "a' Guitar Lessons $ 7 SOa lesson Dav i d ? r)ouq 3fl 3961 ___ TT-. . .- New Smyrna- Cottage available for holiday 2 Bedroom, fully furnished , clean & convenien t. 300' to beach $55 week 617.8301. , -- ii -Instructions 36-Resort Property - - 6 41-Houses - Office turn with phones, ulil. & secy Only $700 mo I 1 I nd ustrial Park. )fl 0061 $135 5150 -- Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 45. SR 411. Longwood , ________________________________ 4-Personals Monthly Rentals Available Experienced in ladies ready to wear. Apply in person to RoJy', '' downtown Sanford Before - - Saleslady : Publication Dog Fridoy Sunday - Noon __________________________ - -- - Lines Minimum Noon The WORK Immediate for an experienced machinist with full knowledge of Why store It and forget it? Sell it and mIll 4 lathe operation Work forget I? with a ClassifIed Ad 322, consists primarily of proto type 2611. units No production Must be able to read& interpret drawings. Must Bachelor apt. Clean, convenient be able to work alone Phone 373 with pool, 5125 mo. 322. 1316 or 372. 6161 for appointment, $699. ' H DEADLINES - --------- '. ' TPiousand are earning good money in the growing field of income tax pr eparation course of the assignment, Cannon finds himself a potential target. The girl, It off 41c a line 1 thru S times 3 1 c a line 6thru 23 times 24 c line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) .IPTDOGSAEE UBOHSANIATNUOMEF 9-10 made 201 SLJTNQI'.JACARANDA,JFOA George and Joanna Miles are featured. 9-10 NBC LUCAS TANNER "One to One" Rent- Mitch turns out, has mob money. - ornamental Trees TA E K 1TO t)OWNU 60 I Real Estate AVAL,ONAPARtMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116w 7ndSt. opening RATES 6:00 - 20 - almost to no avail. By BERNICE BEDE 0501 losers. Some of the stars joining Kramer will be Kirk Douglas, Sidney Poitler, Lloyd Bridges, For Thursday, August 21, 1975 Faye Dunaway and Lee Marvin. 4R1S(Marcb 21-April 19) 21) Don't be drawn into deep FAMOUS LAST WORDS: At You're fortunate In doing things discussions about thinis such a press conference a year ago, alone today. Shun large groups as politics or religion today. plugging her new "Police or social functions because Keep the rap sessions light. Story" series, Angie Dickinson, you'll meet opposition. Avoid bitterness. asked about the rift between TARUS(April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. her husband, Burt Bacharach, You'll up3et family members if 19) You'll be tempted to buy and his long-time collaborator you let a secret slip out today. something today, but check Hal David, said they would Luck is on your side as long as with the family first. Other"never, ever" get back you keep things to yourself. wise, you could upset them. together. Angie Is a better GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) actress than seer. Burt and Hal It's a waste of time to travel or Your one-to-one dealings with run errands today, since associates could be unfortunate are working together again, nothing can be accomplished, today. Why not go out and meet ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON Bask in the sun by the pooL new and different people? CANCER (June 21-July 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Avoid spending money today. Play your hunches anywhere You'll buyaLl the wrong things. but at work today. The satYou can be creative without castic comments of co-workers needless expense. could throw you off-balance. LEO )July 23-Aug.22) Others YOUR BIRTHDAY won't see eye-to-eye with you Aug. 21, 1175 today. If you could listen to their side of the story and yield, You may not possess all the, it would bring you happiness, money In the world this coming VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) year. If you go on a lot of short You'll have an inclination to trips and meet new people, make changes at work today. much happiness awaits you. There'll be no problems unless you try to use unfamiliar tools on the project. LIBRA(Sept. 23- Oct 23 ) You can have a good time today with one or two people Don't let It grow into a mob scene, or your fun will be fleeting. 38 Unidentified flying object lab 40 Noun suhi 41 Wide 43 Sind-le thing 44 To .ridle a h'yie (Fr) 45 Aquatic mammal 46 Time in office 48 Iris layer 49 Ping bell slowly 50 Kok 05 weapon 51 Sainte lab) 52 Thiland native ( ' _____________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS P!jMLlIL_lOIN L. E IIf tpricicji E Tofl14iClI 0 E1S11 IDltIP'l!S , 831-9993 322-2611 1s fIT '3 11 Seminole - - 31flWfltS Fumished Experienced Machinist Orkndo-Winter Pork _______ F (I) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City Council (35) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 (9 ) You Don't Say (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost in Space 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (9) Lucy Show (13) Cable Spotlight (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6. 8, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 6) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey (24) Feeling Good (3$) Mayberry RFD (44) Gorner Pyle CLASSIFIED ADS IL Dl HO I. F N I E 8111 GOOD AND BAD OLD DAYS: For those who don't mind losing a bit of sleep, Stanley Kramer has a twojxrter tonight and tomorrow on ABC's Wide World of Entertainment, 11:30.1 a.m., in movieland winners and losers. Using clips and stars from films he has produced and directed through the years, Kramer gives an interesting look behind Hollywood's facade, discusses freely the mistakes he and others made in making certain films, and why others did so well. Tonight is devoted to the losers, tomorrow, the winners. One startling revelation, the loL 'A OjE L. ________ - - 18-Help Wanted CA ________ 0 A P,f I tzc~ % _______ ________ 1 ____ 111111111111111111 - _________ T1*11[J ____ jsIrkIs 15 4 AS OON ,.CvC q 11 TV HIGHLIGHTS THE - Ans*et to Previous Puzzle is located the heart of all area activities. CLOSE TO Seminole Community College 111 HAL COLBERT REALTY INC 707 F 75th St, 373 7132 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Eves 3770612 Selma Williams REALTOR ASSOCIATE.)?? 1517 Building A New Home? ' 54-.Garage Sales GARAGE SALE--- Thurt IFri, 76th St West off Sanford Ave. Furniture, Antiques, Plants, Tools. (IntP'.lrv3, Slide Prolec!c'rs I. Scr eens -- If your roof Is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS 114 DEMAND SELL l'I NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 3 4 11 ,12 07 Building, rooting and concrete finithin. free estimats's - - lawn Carc I i',',i ,c ur uris' (O' Pro-PI and ',i-,((' 5' ,i'vi or' r'i' - ''''U.,,, n,'u pruning Palms . Licensed 5. inturt-: Reasonable. Free estimates 3;) 5306 SMALL BU -, BLUES' Don't lust sit there '. 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Mandell said Wednesday e to Hinford is Freeman's cousin Mandell then approved the application accor ing 5A on purchase negotlaticns for a clay pit to no objections to a "tO-da) delay. Ilattawa) said SA "clear the air" with citizens over innuendos the payment was to be made in November. Assistant County Property approacW the county with the deal. "I assume the dela% iII in lint! mth 111V o Property nd 3'u,t tjh 1 hlatt4iwas ciss he dealt onI) with Mandell request, DeYvoif said \l) conu.trn is ot Suber p Hattawa Seeks Dela On Cla P*lt Negot*iations Around The (lock Bridge Calen(tar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr Lamb lforo%-ope Hospital obituaries < C#) 0 %ox ZQCC in P 0 CD D;gz ~k_g tt__SM ( Cr Charges Of Impropriety Bring Moratorium Bid TODAY C= C= -I, CD C) '-.D CD ' co i - ' j JE - ' - La .-----' t-, - ,, - w ,_ '3 - . cc cc 3 0 - An unconfirmed tornado cut a one-half mile side swath down the Sit 436 corridor inSouth Seminole Count) last night, -several hun re thousands dollars worth of in its wake, damage' Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Flo)d said toda) "It is difficult to give an exact damage estimate at tMs time." Floyd told The Herald, adding city personnel in the police and fire departments, utility and strett departments were called to duty last night and were continuinga cleanup operation - ExwPoikemen Isolated Afte or 0 FM 0 'U-- pi) ,.,,. '. -• Z o I - 5? ) ' - —S "I '-0 - - . ,-. C•) pr Cl) CA 00 N - fX) —S m0 , r- By DONNA F...STFS Herald Staff Writer -_ - -' X - - nC 00 - - fl C,, — !! 2z -IN Rips So uth Seminole Budget '- CMMJ COO) = vote ' Il o' Department Admi n istration will consider The Altamonte Springs Police The telephone booth In the parking lot of the Super Vain Market south of SR 436, west on U.S.17-92 setting a public hearing on Department said a citizen uws o% erturned i top photo I and the canopy area of the market itself % as damaged. Near the end of appeal IC I Itic the tour mile corridor of SR 436 where th e windstorm hit the glass front of th e Interstate Mall en sheriffs department pe rso nnel -:: -.. nesday night of spotting a trance next toMontgorner)lWadwas blown into the shopping center I bottom photo ) . tornado in the vicinit of U S and comrnissio'iers to ha ve ,-- i.* t .4-t 17-V. and SR 4'tG Heat) rains vocal arguments o v er the more hail and high winds struck an . than $300,000 difference area one half mile wide and The commission's reply four miles long for a period of states that for the sheriff "to , ask for any more money at the The front windows of the Schwlnn Bicycle Shop on SR 431 In the Fern Park area were blown two to three minutes. The police , department spokesman said tlinewhen the tax revenues are lcaingsornc' water damage In the wake of the windstonn. down is an unprincipled and hail the size of golf balls was reported. unwarranted request." -It just happened 'Bing'," After the conunission apsaid Bill Slevin, general proved the $2.3 million budget, manager of the )a)S Lodge on Polk said the money is "not •--.. , Dougla., Road north of SR 436 sufficient to operate (lit — — ___________ The roof of one of the Days county's law enforcement a t Thre r _I Lodge) buildings was peeled " agency for the next year. back and a portion of that "The budget approved by the building was evacuated as a the e, board is not sufficient to B) BOB l.LO'I) irvestigation" under way received a letter from operate the sheriff's departHerald Staff Writer concerning the alleged threat or officer saying he was moved to precautionary measure mnent in an effective and ciit reported "contract" on the isolation otter rumors at the because of excessive water. We ficient manner," Polk said. Officials at the Lake Butler life of former policeman Ray. prison of a "contract" to kill turned the power off and moved occupants of 27 suites into He said the full $2,635,913 state prison reception and mood Bennett, 30, of 113 him, vacant suites in another J . budget request Is necessary to medical center today con'-1 rj-i cnfnrd 'ri.. ••1 ______ —. IVILl i vpus ILuIJ IU -"s. fulfill the obligations of this firmed that three cx- city of Bennett, former patrolman stated that Hamlin and Camp- building, he said. two for- Hiram hlamlin, 22, of 2831 be ll were in danger of bodily Sanford employes Slevin said the portion of the umtI office." t. roof that blew off in turn ble w in The difference between mu' policemen and a former \lagnolla Ave., and former harm lp..ui iir, PoLk's original request and the animal control officer — are animal control officer Robert some of the balcony railings wassen knocking them down No one budget approved by the board Is being held in "protective Ha) Campbell Jr, 23 of l513L2 seven years i n an d 1285,986 which is reflected in the custody" after death threat Pahnetto Ave., were sentenced years probation; Ilanilin to five was injured, but some vehicles damages today. the rain was much heavier in window and could barely see areas of deputies salaries, rumors, but said the alleged to prison June 17 alter pleading ears prison and five years in the parking area of the motel The Altamonte Springs Keller the downtown section of the the side-walk, but could not see ha v e been damaged social security imid retirement, threat hasn't been sub guilt) in connection with a : Road sewer plant near the cits m car In the parking lot probation : and Call) bell to 10 expenses other than salaries, stantiated. "it seemed to be a sudden Orange County line, recorded -We ithe mayor and City nighttime burglary ring years in prison. A circuit court "One heck of a lot of water thing capital outlay, in vestigations Slevin said, adding three inches of rain In an hour. ('ommissioni were ha v ing a B. operation Lake Butler Supt adjustors are assess ini, the But Ma t or Norman I-li it a id k t c t u t. tune I I tthe and ( onk ngem s Polk said Relatives of Bennett said the(Continued On Page 2-A . t Continued on l'JgL 12-A) '-d the re Is no"acti ve CA =- =C:L ;a - -'- - r _zl (, = 1 - Devastatinq Storm ' a a a W., Pi $2.3 million 195-76 budget for Polk has replied to the appeal ;f1 petition saying Polk 's request " is "un warranted."f/, Monroe also will present to William a copy of the COITsmission's reply. (odnty Attorney Tom Freeman nailed the commissions reply to the Deprtznent of Administration Wednesday, the final day for 00 0 0 ; AL C0 CJI C Is XM WX - - - Ken Morroe, count) sheriff's department comptroller, flew to Tallahassee today to deliver Sheriff John h'oll"s $1 2.6 million budget appeal to Lt. Go. Jim Williams Meanwhile, the County - Inc - "We just fount tut about it. han '.1r. •dda hkinaker said, 1 prefer (in Besserers retom• ilic board approved werittation-an increase in rates from M to $03 #sWe just found out about it. There (liscrepancey.and it'll have to be straightened out - (hscuss this witli Mr. Besserer or Mr. lJohn for private rooms and a $50 to $58 hike for S1I11 is a discrepancy, and it'll have to but we'll have to wait until Mr. Besserer comes Evans." Evans is board chairman. Bates for private and seiiii - private flxuns at private rooms. II(k," the spokesman said. Contacted at his office, Evans said he woul III nnole Meiii(oria I llospiLil are actually $5 hig1wr A 1105pit4ii spokesman confinned Semino!e be straightened out. . ." liesserer is (jut (if town on vacation and is ex- '-talk" to Besserer ixhen the hospital aftinistrato —A an listed in a study prepared by hospital Ad- Memorial presently charges $60-a4lay for some 1*'(te(l back in Sanford on Monday. returns from vacation. inistrator Bob Ilesserer and approved last week pri vate rtm.s and $55 for None semi-private rooms. Of the hospitals surveyed by Resserer, rates I lite hospital's board of trustees. 'llie Herald Evans said noneof the board members have ft liesserer's study indicated that semi-private 60 * , time or the expertise" to cheek into details t at Seminole Memorial in go into for scini-private rooms board-approved II1CTCaSCS When the arned today. rooms, as of Aug. 12, were priced at $50. In reality, will days will be higher than nine of 12 hospitals fl re ornmenthitions made by hospital a Itesserer presented the study to trustees, citing only 44 such rooms were in that price range while effect within IA) days. Semi-private room rates (fail), and private room rates will go to cluded in the study. ininistraMrs. c Sanford hospital's rates - even %%ith the in. another I(X) roonis, in the serni-private jullip to $63 l-.errr '-i unit in (omrIthfld, Reid Brodie, the tt's as twin lower than threv-Purth if tl' lsifo ation, were scaled at $55 [per day, t-:• ;in.s said he wasn't ;u are of the 'hffi rra t, I hospital's officer in charge of personnel, declined to rates, but he promised to find out the reason. ices charged at hospitals listed in the study. '11w same omission occurred in the private room The study did list deluxe private rooms at However, with the higher rates approved Aug. classification, which showed these rooms priced at day, and the board approved a hike in that category discuss the matter. "i don't know until it can be brought up at Seminole Memorial' s rates in at least one $55 per day. Actually, only two of 19 such rooms to $48.aday. "Fin not in that department," Brodie said, board meeting. " tegory are in the top one-fourth of hospitals were priced that low while 17 others were priced at A hospital spokesman called the differences a Trustees contacted today were unaware of the "All I can do is ask him (flesserer)," Evan $(4) per day, again, as 01 Aug. 12. sted, not in the bottom three-fourths. 'typographical error" and promised to check it out. 'uli(re1)aflc 'said. F w n-(n C o. • - Herald Staff Writer Sheriff Appeals', mx0m,tfl• r nflrm )' 4 -4 - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . - £1 30. -4 .-i-'-- --- ' ,.+ —. C) CD C/) W C CD i. CD — CD —' 0 WOC Th1)< 0 ,4 00 ft mzC) (•) O ; 0 om 10 - Hospital Spokesman c M 1A 2 a 0)00 --- Hoita sp l RatesHigher Than Study Indicated By El) l'ltlCI.E'lT (1) - (0 - 9 i owl i -- r,(A I 1VI:i3,n d Semi-Private, Private Rooms Affected ? -s-- —i -'.. - -----' =—.' 4b Co cc p - ---- W W 0 ). C k4 - -I C - -.•.- --:'-r-. I Cl) u)' Pu .m 0Z C - --u .r-er = © >< CD I. m r0 mx < ( U'W Cfl. ul I m Co - 67th Year, No 313--Thursday, August 21, 1975 w . 'S - -r-s --< = C:L C) CM I -; I - -u C1 CD - cc I - -- - ç -. - - —= - i----__.•_ . *-.- - = - -, ---j,-- - - * S , -?'-- - - -\ - ' - -- , -- 'I - - - \- (• : '"-'- - - ' 46 AMP- � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 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/f31899e28fb8174f3ff03c8b04fe88dc.pdf 8085c76d55d603c14bde44c0588d771c PDF Text Text 48—Evening Head. Sanford, Fl. Mon LV, Au Mart Walker ( BEETLE, GO FIX) \ MY jV/ / SPLAT ' F0 r / V THAT LJ Y BEETLES E.OT WIN AT BRIDGE I -- low diamond. South ruffed and decided the best line of play would be to run off trumps quickly and hope that his opponents would hang on to clubs." Oswald: "The play worked beautifully. As each additional spade was led, the discarding by East and West got more and more painful. But all these painful discards were red cards. Eventually, after the eighth trump was led. East did discard a club, but it didn't matter. West was down to the ace of hearts and three clubs A heart threw him in and he had to hi ve South his contract by (Jove (iroul THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom WHO Ct.L'j DfN 93JOANK I'uPPo/ 67th Year, No. 311—Tuesday Aug. 19, 1975 Today ' s article was lhspired by a letter from Illinois. The writer wanted to know how ByOswald&Jsmeiiacoby East and West could have disJim: "Traditionally, a four- ca rd ed better. The first part of our answer is level, vulnerable, preemptive that East and West have our bid should be made with an sympathy. However, after the hand eight-trick that has little or no defense against any other third spade lead West would suit. South's preempt had know that South had eight another feature. He thought he spades and would be sure of his might make it even if partner contract if he held a club Hence. West might have thrown held very little" Oswald: "When South lnokM his clubs right then and there at dummy things didn't appear whereupon the swindle play to be satisfactory. Dummy's would not develop. ace and king of clubs were unavailable to help South while Write they would be sure tricks Jacobys" care of this against any East-West con- newspaper. The most interesting questions will be Jim: East played the queen used in this column and of diamonds on his partner's writers will receive copies of king and West continued with a JACOBY MODERN) — — by Lorry Lewis WE'LL BE 140ME SOON, DEAR. St41O LOOKING INTO A JOB AS A ;;;j •-i - A 4AE EEi.:'GiTS ' r; Fi FM // BOUNCER... ... 3UT 8-18 ' r I Commission SpI*its On County Administrator Plan " Iff \ I \ ______ C =~ ; ever been adjudged insane or feebleminded by aioiie other than your children ? Have yc PCO 1CCIYEE ' -.. — I 14EY ALLSW 'HEZ&EIZra 0-~ -T ; e R%i a ~AmE ISk)tr •- . TSA2 & I I II., I r _ j A J - _______ '- 'r: Vfl%v, VMk5' R%4i qualified administratively with executive experience and ability, to operate the county on a day-to-day basis and administer the desires of the legislative board (corninission)," Kwia!kowski told Williams. "We're looking for someone qualified administratively to operate the county on a day-to-day basis • • • , -Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski Kwiatkowski who with Vihlen has voiced strongest tupport of the administrative 4UY2 ZZt4'T /1)C752 positio n, iiiaik' a Skl]1ng pitch to Williams. "We're looking for someone C6 '- ____- ACtion Williams said he agrees the commission does not need to be involved in ''day-to-day administration" but cautioned aoainst an afirnini t trninr Williams also suggested delegating more authority to the individual department heads and "not to the county 1- her By BOB LIA)YI) County Jail fire that killed 10 The suit, asking a jury trial, has inmates who were killed. These name the inmate. Herald Staff Writer "This person inmates and a Jailer, been assigned to Circuit Judge suits seek in excess of $7-mill ion a An Eatonville woman has result of his own act," the grand The civil action, filed Monday Dominick Salfi. No hearing damages. filed suit in circuit 1court he re by W inter Park attorney date has been set While a grand jury found the jury report states, There were I 111i '4 "ç, ni )viiuiluie I..lJuflLy run UI excess UI •IIIIIuIJII ZtUS3CIi irouwian mor r.mma rois nas aiso oeen named fatal fire was deliberately set UU IiUILdI.C5 in separateceus damages from Sheriff John E. Lou Pinkard, claims Ray defendant in damage suits bY by an inmate confined adjacent adjacent to the bay where a Authority (SCOPA) Monday Polk In the death of her 17-year- Anthony McCall, 17, died as four inmates who survived the to "the hospital bay area" of stack of polyurethane matapproved a proposed lease old son In the June 9 Seminole result of negligence by Polk. fire and relatives of four other the second-floor jail, it did not tresses were set afire McCall E, IIII) I amendment with Say-More Oil and Patrick Sims. McCall died " I., Terminals Inc., which will in the fire and Sims testified ' increase the firm's annual lease before the grand jury In the 0 seven-week-long fire probe. payments by 12,000. The suit filedMonday by Ms. b, I Sav-Nlore, which tias built an Ilinkard charges Polk wasi P ,,d' negligent and breached his duty oil storage tank farm at the to inmates In maintenance and . port, requested the board's Reopening of the Seminole County Jail weeks for the safety features to be in. cease to house the prisoners. The county operation of the jail with regard •= , 'T4 , .1? will be delayed until state and local fire okay to install $14,200 worth of sta lled. paying between per lay for t to f ir e hazards "7 . agencies tell the County Commission the State officials last week vocally agreed housing of the prisoners. :r.''-' extra equipment for loading The action alleges that Polk r -. " &.'P proposed safety features are adequate, a on the 14-point safety plan, provided the Also, Vihien said, the criminal judicial and unloading lube oil, acnegligent!)' failed to properly concurrence the Commission failed to count) builds a new jail in two sears The system is not incarcerating prisoners fr' to Jim Uar train security personnel in 'ir rt 'i'," t J r,!-%-i secure Last week. ot include an major con- because of the lack of a facllit to hold e v acuation pro"edures and in -I-. adminlstrati r The Commission today postponed apr'. nsuch as widemnh wi iitr-' "'' them. the use of firefighting equipproving $107,099 for safety f eatures in the to the state-required 28 Inches Sheriff John Polk said either he or Jail ment was negligent in failing The 10-,t - '.ease will t Jail until fire agencies and the sta te It sounds like they're trying to make a Administrator George Proudfoot would go to require second-floor . -'r crease from V6,000 to $28 ( Department of Offender Rehabilitattan dc4 'Kmbeoughsaidthistmrnirigofthe toTallahaasee this week tomeet with state correctional officers to carry '1)0Kf.,9 46 writing tl 14-point safety state officials' provision of a new jaiL - 'earl CmBank om Af1.sto attempt to secure the La u'al setsof keys "to unlock firt -, ',. I )Ll nake the jaC srJe fm:.. fire. All We can do Is try," POI1 5th The board unanimously approved a Calberry, which .',iuw equipment doors and Us," _ motion byCominissionerJohn KimbrouJ Ile saldif the commission official action _ Meanwhile, the Commission instructed $l75,100 to SCOPA for the negligently allowed "In. M uns ised 01111dals to Pir%*M SPecifiClitiOnIl for OWN rbthat the bids would not be approvW until to provide the is ty features if the lette than $70,000 in safety equipment to admay s w ay the state of the commission received letters in con. are recei ved use of matches and other — bY agreed t. increase the bank vertise for sealed bids. Under the re.ilar ficials decisions, curence with safety features. combustible materials by Int note for th e $3,2W , Ryan told bidding process the earliest the bids could Polk said the "judges are holding off on Letters will be sought from the Seminole .p mates" and allowed highly i & be opened would be Sept. 1, according to the N, r County Fire Department, the Sa nford Fir e sente ncing 10 to 20 people because we have flammable mattresses to be I Ashby Jones, deputy circuit court clerk. Department, the State Fire Marshal's to farm them out." improperly stored within the Also SCOPA attorney Bill The county jail has been closed since a office and DOR. Each of the agencies have Polk said the local officials Sanford jail. CAN COLLECTING IS PRUFITABLE Hutchison told the board a June 9 fire which killed 10 Inmates and is claimed no jurisdiction over the county jail and County Fire Department would also Young McCall, being held for Empty cans might not mean much more an th trash to Jailer. More than $40,000 In renovations facility, have to be contacted. some "squabble" has developed trial as an adult on a grand jury peop £ ycar-o,d . am Senn but • 11-year-ol an.d ir)C51-O 9-year-old have been completed on the jail. k.• C. State officials met with local officials Cou nty Attorney Tom Freeman told the indictment char StandardA .)3I€ln5 and ging robbery, Eugene Ball It means coins In th e pocket ese Th two Sanford L,VIWem Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr. Aug. 11, but Vihlen was unable to secure a board today that even with the letters from became upset just before Pan American Bank over the youngsters make It a practice to ro'ind up all the aluminum said prior to today's meeting he expected letter saying the safety features would the agencies he is "not sure" the written fire 1roke out, officials said, they can find and they turn them in at a recycling center. They're parLialIly constructed modular the Commission to waive bid policy and mak e the jail safe for returning prisoners, concurrence would affect the county's when he was told that his trial 15 cents paid per pound for the aluminum empties and consider it forms in the building being award the bid for installing safety Meanwhile, Vihlen reported to the board legal position on the jail." scheduled for that day had "a good day's work" when their plastic hag is full. Herald features. today that the surrounding Jails in which Photo leased by Standard Systems "Their opinion would not be absolute in been postponed for a second % Bill Vincent Jr. county prisoners are being held, will soon a court of law," Freeman said, He es timated it w ould take a bout four time. S an ard Systems, a modular I I construction firm, is leasing a d k d building used by Concrete Structural Systems Inc., before s CSSI went bankrupt. . -- -V - - A 5A.iT 222 222. Rontal Increase Okayed Polk Mot C "giving a great deal of direction to the commission" because the administrator would be able to manage information from individua departments. Both Hattaway and Kwiatkowski !old Williams the commission will be responsible for the control of the administrator's au thority. - , 1715 ItLLY b i -Immon Kwiatkowski told Williams the commission lacks the time for "creative government" because 1 the deluge of admini.strativc responsibilities. Hataway told Williams that county government with an administrator is "the fastest growing form of county government." t% county administrator is recommended by Underwood along with the development of several county procedures manuals and establishment of departmental and overall county priorities. perished as wv &I4 750 DV IT / IN /X7 /7. 777A6 V MY MtWJ7 CJI7'AFF,44V - c all Ji 1'1 opposed ivei gugence t..taimec in ..... W! BERr. M '7i •r_____ personnel director, were instructed to write a Job description for an administrator. Ilattaway said the commission would hold another workshop in two weeks to discuss the job description. The administrator would be appointed by the commission at an estimated $30,000 annual salary', according to Kwiatkowski. By Roger BcIIen FUNNY BUSINESS "TDO brought who has voiced op.position to the creation of the position, was absent from the workshop. Commissioner Dick Williams, who also has the position, reviewed possible job responsibilities with Commissioners harry Kwiatkowski, Mike Uattaway and Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. all proponents of the position. Bob Ellis, interim administrative assistant, Eli. Underwood, management consultant; and John Gray, Four commissioners met Inn work session Monday to discuss total county government reorganization, but talk centered on the administrative lxmitIon. Commissioner John Kim- ' as''iwx V A A5C4L LW ThE 7Z '1' by Garry Trudeau - I By MICK LOCHKIDC2E Herald Staff Writer A job description is being written for a county administrator, a proposed high level position which has split votes on the Seminole County Coriunission. \ _ DOONESBURY ru se.e tz' RILks 1.4mR FWork Session Talk Centers On Job Description -. - tractCAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents — — I 'U Dkk Turn., 14ifM~4o, lik OSWALD and JASIES J.U'08V r—' ALLEY OOP IT 0N hy CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Z41A5 frI4A/ flYLP' . . ., - . , R:- . . - .' ' -. Jail Reo ening De ayed -. _. $500-$l,000 ' 1_ - I - I BUGS BUNNY - - . by T. K. Ryan *V SIARPORK171 - J WIL L YOU KNOCK OF P4AtJ11CAL LLAZZI WHO VA ThINK YOU ARE: VASCO PA &AMA7J i : cording - TUMBLEWEEDS 01 WAON 1)A1WFF) r . 11 (jouR OtLOCK! I y2 , E5J - I .- - . ' - . - - - - 51 - .- . ' '-."-_____ . . 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CSSI left Stenstrom opposed the flat why I oppose the across-the- became executive director in program is in need of a kitchen, supervisor and a combina tion of personnel for the prograrr. building which Standard are inc luded in UeraldStaf( Writer increase on the grounds that board hikes." 1966 at $6,000 per year. Jones also told the board that Systems c the board was told, and bus driver and handyman. "the people at the low end of the In other action, the directors members agreed to provide the home repair and win- the lease agreement, but Pan The board voted 9-1 to apJones also reported to Despite a IflO,'C by one toturn po le ought to be getting prove tentzation program was not American, which financed the increases which approved the hiring of four funds necessary to rent one board that he hoped funds niemitber to alter the salary more than fie per cent." u nded by raises Executi v e Director additional personnel for the after they were told the would be a vailable by Oct 1 for f the Seminole Counts CSSI says the units should be schedule, the Board of Direc"Five per cent for someone i'anos ommission. He said the Jones' salary to $18,528 . county 1lt?iid Start program program already' has the SCA's Meals on Wheels returned to the bank, according tors of the Seminole Corn- who makes orily$6,000comesto ' , program was to be aimed at The to al b budget or sa salar aries es and budgeted $202044 for munity Action Inc (SCA), 13(X)," Stenstrom said "The year . Once the four jobs are eqtuipmcnt necessary to opr'ate program for the elderly and lessening the cost of home to 11U hlaOIi was set at that he expected to get the heating for low-income persons Monday night approved across- same five per cent added to a ' filled Head Start will employ 38 It. Hutchison said he was t he-board five per cent pay 116 ,000 employe means an $800 The four newemployes agenc s canner) operation and minimizing loss of heat In granting the Increases, people and sere some faA increases for employes. raise. But the price of beans is ether board members noted economically disadvantaged or sought will fill posts of crankid up by Sept. 1, with from homes through repairs meeting with the t Board member and Sanford the same for the little guy as it Jones' long service to SCA and handicapped children. education coordinator. Comprehensive Employment that would Include sealing of parties' attorneys on the City Commissioner Julian is fcr the better-paid. Tlmt's the Seminole community. Jones The Oviedo Ilead Start assistant teacher, nutrition Training Act i CETA) approval cracks in walls and floors. matter. t og V IF W REALLY A5K*J ME! LOVE EACH OTHER, TO W4ITI ,1 WAITSH&WOI.PT : ' J* j 'VV Li RE -. By B RICK PAN'TRIDGE ARCHIE 6LJPPER - .:... . d Across-The-Boar Raises O ayea uni Acti*on E Com - - - AA SA 811 6B IA L IA 611 611 Football Gear Missing J * In High School Breakmin 4 W-r C ............. 5A .. SA 1.2311 ('ç,. 1d__ . 'SI, & I .t'u" t 4 , - - - , 1 - IC ,T - -. - Sanford police today were orange: black and orange: soon." searching for f ootball equip. and black, orange and white '1 Sheriff's deputies arrested ment stolen in a burglary at the colors two sOUth Seminole juenile Seminole High School locker I don't know what they'll do boys ages 16 and 17 early r room. with the thiees when today at a burglarized Coach Jerry Posey told of catch t he m," Peynolds said, 1 ficers that at least $400 fl "but I hope they catch them Continued On Page 3-Al equipment was taken, including na —I —• - - - U. �'''2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, ...'MAIM .* Casselberr y Man Ordered To Begin Seven wYear Term - IN BRIEF T Snipers Fire At Station *I . As Police Strike For Pay - w~.. tl ____. I - - — . - - FRANCISCO (API Smpers fired shots at a station early today, less than 12 bows after 1crrnen uinned their badges and hoisted picket signs in a strike for more pay. Striking policemen at the station abruptly left their picket lines after the shooting began and helped arrest tlxee young men. In an earlier incident, an angry motorist ran over two picketing policemen. City officials have pledged that the strike will not lead to a reign of lawlessness. More than 90 per cent of the 1,9 -member force struck Monday afternoon after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors ref used to meet pay hike deman by the 1.e00.mernber Polite Officers Msociatioc. - r 1 __ ~_.1 1 __: a' i a of f IN BRIEF Weight Limits Discriminate , - ;~Z-4rwr- - -t --. -, I~ ~ #; ;_Avo~ - 5- — - - ,,-,- 1. _Z_ - .. - - ~., __ MIAMI (Al') A former stewardess suspended by Delta Airlines for getting too fat has filed a $2-million suit claiming the weight limits are "arbitrary and discriminatory." Maureen Cox, 27, made the charges in a suit filed here in U.S. District Court. The suit also asks for her job back. She said she weighed 119 pounds when hired by by Northeast Airlines in 1968 despite a 118-pound weight limit for her 5.foot-3 height at the time. She said she was suspended at times by Northeast over the weight Issue and was told in 1912, when Northeast and Delta merged, that her limit would be 115 pounds. - . • __ state Division of Offender Route Three, received two since April 1974. Authorities w bilitation after the local years in prison ars] three years t recessed a mandate from probation on a guilty plea to na tionwide . - ____ cour Fourth Distnct Co of third degr ee arson In coflAppeals affirming Hanson's nection wi th an April 1 incIdent Ibuik told the court he 'd been ConviCtiOn and sentence Aug. in which household furnishings in Or lando "until about amonth 23, 1973 on two manslaughter at a Sanford WOIII3fl'S home ago." He said he went on a COUIItS. were burned. "vacation trip" to Washington The conviction was in conJudge Woodson put Roosevelt State and his car broke down in Tt tu'ti- r I First Bap;%t Churi.h of Gtea. sihich held r.ection with the traffic deaths White, 41, of lliirs Terrace, Elmore, Idaho, ihere sheriffs cen tennial c'khraUon Sunday, Is presented by Jepls F.. Ui May 1971 of two small Sanford, on five years deputies ran a computer check 0. Ilefti of the Centennial committee WI. Sig, sm of children at Red Bug and probation ona plea ofnocontest and arrested him. Rev. George Sieg, who reorganized the church In 191. i Herald T1ISC2WilIOW Roads, to uttering a forgery In conPhoto bs8111 Vizcent Jr.j Hanson had been sentenced to nection with the cashing of a Loud authorities returned concurrent seven-year terms stolen $100 travelers check. Haulk from Idaho on Sunday. - - Juvenile Training Aid Sought - Farm Leaders Blast Boycott By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Farm organization leaders and political figuces In key grain states are reacting strongly against the announced refusal of maritime unions to load US. grain on ships beaded for the Soviet Union. AFICIO President George Meany said Monday the unions will refuse to handle the grain cargoes until the Ford administration guarantees that conrs are protected from higher prices and takes steps to provide more work for American seamen. The boycott is being imposed at Great Lakes, Gull and East Coast parts because the gram sales to the Soviet Union would cost American consumers billions of dollars," Meany told newsmen in Washington. Judges Win Pension Boosts WASHINGTON 4 AP i Federal judges now can kx¼ to retiring at Ml pay with guaranteed autoinatk persion increases to keep up with increases in the coat at living. Pension immunity from inflation for the more than 600 federal judges is one effect at the pay-raise bill signed recently by President Ford and brings the federal bench to a par with a raimber of state courts. pay-raise measure affects judges' pensions because theft retirement pay generally is defined as Lhe full salary for their last post, court administrative officials say. Therefore, as basic pay for judges goes up under terms at the pay-raise bill, pensions for retired federal jurists also will increase. - The GENEVA BAPTISTS - MARK CENTENNIAL tath1euz 44 Workshop Called To Consider Action Ford Warns Soviet Union President Ford warned the So- - viet Union today that detente "Is not a license to fish In troubled waters" and said be will seek additional strategic weapons If there Is no new agreement on limiting nuclear arms. The President ctioee a strongly anti-Communist it4ience, the American Legion's national convention, to declare that the United States 13 keeping a wary eye on the Soviet Union, especially in Portugal, to determine Its true Intentions on detente. The speed highlighted a second busy day at a two-day swing through four states. He planned appearances later in the day in Pekin and Peoria, M. Home Building Signs Mixed WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's home building industry appears destined for its slowest year since the economy emerged from World War II, but signs are that the worst Li over. Industry economists say the key now Is how fast the federal government can convert into bricks and mortar its paper promises to support (instruction of new low. incune housing units. The Commerce Department reported Monday that builders reported July constructJon at new bussing at an annual rate of IM8 million units after adjustment for seasonal factors. - Abortion Laws Overturned ,NEW ORLEANS (AP) —The rigMata girl orawoman have an abortion is strictly her own, says a federal appeals court. A wile doesn't have to ask her husband; a minor doesn't have to ask her parents. In affirming the decision of US. District Court in Miami, the M US. Circuit Court of Appeals declared two Florida abortion statutes wicixstltuUonal. The appeals court said a minor's right to an abortion must be upheld because teen-age motherhood could seriously impair a girl's physical and psychological health. "The magnitude at the minor's Interest suggests that the developmental differences between adults and minors not warrant denying constitutional protection to the to ... - _ %. Ito'll.)LY 'l 1* announced Mnday night that Doug Keller, who Is in charge of going through the established unpaid bills, which may "It looks like the beginning of both the police and fire purchase order procedure. new surge." eventually total more than departments, is thoroughly Julian said the city could not Council Chairman LONGWOOI.— City Council $2,000, for item.i Including blue , , checking all police and fire by-pass state statute of J. R. ran has called a workshop f or blazers, sport shirts, dress department files, searching for limitations on merchants Wednesday night to consider shirts, uniforms, a $500 radio other unpaid bills and will collecting W adding metaction chi some $2,000 in unpaid for the lire department, "all report his findings to Grant. chants do have some responbills from prior years found in kinds of things' were found in Grant indicated many of the the bookkeeper in the police Councilman [n Schreiner, aibllity to determine if an 4 the police department Monday. the police department's items had been purchased by department, that's where the who served as council chair- employe has authority to The meeting Is to be held bookkeeping section Monday the fire department in 1973. He problem Is," City Clerk and man last year and was chair- acquire items on credit after the 7 p.m. dedication of afternoon, said an unsigned purchase Treasurer Onnie Shomate said. man of the police and fire Also to be discussed at the the new Seminole C3unty "It looks like the beginning of order dated March, 1974, was found committees, asked City workshop is the "shot off" 'Some more medical clinic, being con. a new surge," Grant said, attached to the stack of bills, after I left the depart- Attorney Ned Julian Jr., If the policy In the water deprtment structed on to the $12,000 in tin- gesturing with his hand that the ment at 2 p.m)," Grant said. city could advertise that It is not and the collection of the $15 late Streets, paid bills frond in city files bills were several inches thick. Mayor James R. tormann responsible for items employes charge authorized by city orCowicilQiajrmanJ. R. Grant earlier this year. "The bills have been going to said Public Safety Director have received on credit without dinance. a - ,_ II, _,- .,-' 0 ' - .-: 1. f I -- -- _ *C e k - I 2 - ____ Zi' -' ______ : 4 - - - _- -• - - t -- ' . :-.:. i - - - r Trophies were presented at Secret Lake Park Saturday following Casselberry's Fun Day Parade. Mark Hartwell (left) won the prize for the best decorated bicycle and Tars and Taini Manning sion for the best costumes. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) - FUN DAY WINNERS Dade Understafflng Cited fl3 were Bergman lurns Down ity Manager 's Job T It - ____ By DO'iNA ESTES Herald St.alf Writer Ok - 1p%,,~,l Dancer Drowns In Gulf More U npaid Bills Found In Longwood - - TALLAHASSEE (A?) Division of Youth Services officials say they hope a Florida Jaycees fund. raising project will add 50 college intern Instructors at the state's two largest juvenile-training schools. Joseph Rowan, DYS director, said in a news release Monday that the Jaycees hope to provide $40,000 to provide meals for interns who will assist in the vocational and academic programs at the Marianna and Okeechobee training schools. Under the plan adopted at the Jaycees summer conference in Fort Lauderdale, each chapter in the state Is to provide $200, he said. NAPLES (Al') Dancer John Krlza, a member of the American Ballet Theater who also appeared on Broadway, has died at 56 In an apparent drowning in the Gulf of Mexico. Police said Kriza's body was found Monday afternoon in the Gulf. He had been visiting his sister and brother-inlaw. Kriza, of Wheat)n, Ill., was a member of the WPA Ballet in Chicago from 1938-39, the Chicago Civic Opera Ballet from 193940 and the American Ballet Theater in 1940. He was known for creating original roles In Billy the Kid, Fancy Free, Interplay, Fall River Legend and Winter's Eve. CASSELBERRY— Former "He said he would not be able At present City Clerk Mar city manager Ron Bergman has to accept the offer, He feels his Hawtt turned down Casselberry's name should be withdrawn, manaur $24,500 offer to assume the Duerr said. position vacated by Harry' Hug. The r'a,on, she said, is Hug, the city's most recent because Bergmar,'s wife is a city manager, was asked to step Californian and chose not to down on June 2.3 after Council leave her native sta te. Chai rman Edith Duerr said be Bergman's bowing out leaves acted like a "su per clerk" Inyear city the city with no firm candi date, stead of a $,0aDuerr said. manager. rr TALLAHASSEE (A?) Gov. Reubin Askew Is keeping the state's most populous county underrepresented on the governing board of the largest water management district, a Democratic party chief says. In a letter Monday, Michael Abrams, chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of Dade County, criticized Askew's recent appointees to the Central & Southern Flood Control District board of governors. He also complained that the only two Dade County appointees to the nine-member board are not as well-trained in water quality, conservation and management as Abrams would have liked, City, Planners However, she sa id the city is After hug's ouster, Duerr in national was instructed to begin the advertising publications in hopes of at. search for a new manager. She the City Council with tractirig talent to Casselberry. a list of demands, which, if met, Bergman resigned In 1973 would attract Bergman back to when city officials refused him the city, an increase in salary. Last Friday, Bergman called Then Hug took over as city from California, where he has a manager until he was forced to county government Job. resign. ~, %W._,— ,4 - ~ Hearing Delayed __ WINTER SPRINGS City would be extended an adCouncilmen and represen- ditional year "In the spirit of tati ves of the East Central j" Florida Planning Council tions four and live of The k agreed Monday to ITet again Highlands and Sheoah tnan effort to come up with an BWevardweteapt.eJwith optimum land use study. the pros isbn they be extended. I What the city reeds from the Martin also verbally agreed planning council, Councilman to continue maintenance of John Daniels said, is some- Sheoals Boulevard until the • where between a quick and development is dirty look and a comprehensive completed. plan" far use at undeveloped Acceptance on another bond land along Gee Creek. from the firm was withheld Mayor Tray Piland had re. .i pending investigation of a N , ~t? quested the stud and planning retention pond on South council representatives and Carl Goshne ap- Edgernon Road, which Coonpeared at the Monday meeting cilman Irene Van Eepoel said was "a dangerous hole in the to ek ground full of water which was the city. never approved to begin with" The study request arose out of Plans call for co nstruction of proposed plans by Wester n a si x-toot ctiain link fence Land Planning Co. to develop a ar ound the pond as a safety 996-u ni t development "f creek area Just two units J. under the minimum required The Council voted to formally for a developmental regional advise the Seminole County impact study. That plan is no Commission it desires to longer In effect, according to complete a contract for ' the City Council, county to take over . _______ "We are not Interested in control functions in the city getting you all mixed up in effecti ve Oct. I, Mrs. Van Reglotw plamers ( le ft) and Cliff Gullet to politics with the current Eepoel cast the only '110" vote Winter Springs (Herald Photo by Jane Cauelberry) owners," Daniels told the on the motion, planning council representslives. "We are not exclusively - LONG WOOD— 11 public documentation requested was hearing on a sewer rate in- "Irrelevant to the Issue." crease requested by Longwood He said the utilities company Utilities Inc. was continued by had tried to do everything the City Council Monday, alter requested by the city and to aneffartbyCouncilchairrnzn abidebythecitylaw. J. 8. Grant to grant a 50.cent Tatish, at prior public monthly hike died for lack of a hearings, displayed charts second. showing the firm in order to With Councilman Gerard break even on the sewer plant Connell absent, the City operation, would have to charge Couni11 refused to act on $15 to $23 monthly to Longwood Utilities Inc.'s homeowners. He said the $9.50 requested hike from ItSO to mont hly fee requested would 4) so monthly to homeowners in give no return on in four city subdivisions, arid w ou ld not pay all costs. Connell said today he was City Council members, in. City called out of town early Monday Grant, Schreiner and H. evening on personal bu3Ine. A. Scott, have hinted broadly third hearing in a series that the city is kiterested in that began in early August was buying the sewer plant. continued until 7:30 P.M. Aug. Tatish apologized Monday 26. night for offending Grant by not Grant and Councilman Don going through the chain of -Schreiner criticized the utility connand by giving in. firm for supplying Connell with formation to Connell rather document information that than to Grant. had not been given other "We'll do our best to get the council members. Grant noted other cotmdilma here," Scott particularly that he had asked said of next Monday night's for evidence of the bankruptcy meeting. of the Thin TIc Inc. and Thin TiC Development Co., orlgln owns th 300,000 gallon Tank ~% daily capacity sewer package plant, now owned by Longwood Uti li ties Co. interested the Western Land The office ofattarneyDonaid property, but also oth!r tinJones, who had served as developed property along the trustee for the Trim Tic enmek, such as it* former sewer terprises, said today the firm plant owned by Florida Land." PHILADELPHIA (AP) had never gone Gullet replied that "we ( into single crude oil storage tank LONG WOOD continues to burn as the killer planning council ) ha ve to be A resolution Jean property, east of SR 427. salary is paid from federal bankruptcy. Grant said Schreiner had also lire at the Gulf 0(1 Co. refinery very careful in intruding in the opposing the location of the —Instructed City Attorney money. asked for documents showing here slowly dies out. rightful sphere of private en- planned new Rock Lake Middle Ned Julian Jr. to prepare a sewer connection fees paid by — Authorized City Building terprise," and also noted his School on a tract adjacent to resolution authorizing renewal The bodies of six city firemen reluctance to get Involved In Winsor Manor subdivision was of a $27,000 loan from CranBank inspector David Chacey to Laud developers, who now own were recovered Monday from the sewer company, to the Trim politics. adopted by the City Council Casselberry for the year old fire attend a SvflifllU• conc\nMing Tic firm and service contracts pools of hot crude, foam and Councilman Irwin Hunter Monday. zoning codes to be held at the letween the developers and water around the tank where truck. said the problem with the Gee City Clerk Onnle Shoinate —Authorized Public Works University of Georgia at Athens Trim Tic, the blaze erupted before dawn Creek property Is flooding, was instructed to provide Director Ralph Fisher to clean Sept 3 through the 5th. The city Sunday. Philip Tatish, Longwood '1 land may need to stay in copies of the resolution to out two lakes in Skyiark sub. is to pay the registration fee Utilities Inc. attorney, said all The lire forced closure of the and its natural state," Hunter said. School Superintendent W. P. division, after Julian g continue Cliaceys salary information required by the Penrose Avenue bridge, main PiL'nd was absent from the "Bud" Layer and all members opinion both lakes are platted while he attends, city's sewer franchise ord- artery between lb. ,itv mnA meetug because of a death rn . 40 Tons Of Pot Seized It sec -.. .,' ___________ - 1.0 - , - ., -.4 - 1 Chiles Raising Expense Funds TALLAHASSEE (AP) Sen. Lawton Chiles raised $8,297 the past six months for an office-expense fund filled mainly with proceeds from testimonial dinners, according to gift reports filed with the state Elections Division. Chiles, D.Fla., and Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner rank far ahead of other public officials when it comes to raising funds from supporters, the reports on file Monday rliowed. Conner reported the he had spent $10,339 between Jan. 1 and July 1 from his office fund. The money was raised at testimonial dinners and breakfasts staged in 1974. - - - animal c advise Resolution Calls Streets Inadequate Rock Lake Site Opposed et of e School To Respond To Charges Oil Continues To Burn TAUAHASSEE (AP) Officials of a Hialeah trade school have been given a month to respond to charges by former students of poor education and sexual improprieties. The Board of Independent Post-Secondary Vocational, Technical, Trade and Business Schools gave the Hialeah Training Center until the panel's September meeting to support its contention that the allegations were false. The board also deferred untl September a decision on the claim by H&H Block Co. that Its schools to train income tax specialists should be exempt from state licenses and fees. - LI - A - - MIAMI (Al') Federal agents on a search mission stumbled across 40 tons of hlghgrade Colombian marijuana stacked on a remote Island In the Bahamas chain, U.S. Customs says. The pot, described as "a mountain of marijuana" and valued at approximately $') million, was believed to be the biggest marijuana seizure ever, a spokesman said Monday. The marijuana was found Saturday on Deep Water Key, about 15 miles southeast of Freeport, by agents searching the area for a downed helicopter. The search for the helicopter was called off, officials said. .1. (7 Askew Defends Vetoes TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. ReubEn Askew, who has never had a veto overridden, is urging lawmakers not to take action against his record 34 vetoes on bills from the 1975 legislature. In an unusual action Monday, Askew sent all 160 senators and renresentatives a letter defending his vetoes - • Funds Sought To Crank Up Utilities With the CASSELBERRY Saying the city took over the dust barely settled over the system "overnight," Lane told city's $2.2 million purchase of City Council there is no money General Waterworks Corp., n the 1974.75 budget to get the Utility Director John Lane svste,n into operation. Monday asked the City Council "We're oneratinE two for $,000 to get the new systems with one budget," system "cranked up." Lane said, - Lane was told to prepare a memo, stating his exact needs and itemizing exactly what the $25,000 will be used for. "Don't come for $25,000 without a writtpn rpnuuc.cl "("itv J Attorney Ken McIntosh told the utility director, - ' .- Council Wants Written Memo state 's Rate Increase Mull Land Study - - - Lane said he needs funds for "I don't understand why we office equipment, chemicals, a need office equipment and meter reader and to handle any chemicals. I can't quibble with items of an "emergency hiring an additional person," nature" which might arise as Sizer said. thai 1JVu,taim ",.ç',,r,I,. ,m" Cnnni'ilmi,, T^hn UIUI 7,,.wi WI.,., IJU 0 Councilman Charles Sizer all along opposed the General questioned Lane's requests. Waterworks purchase, said he was ".surprised"by the r.eedfor money. McIntosh emphasized It l UlIJ UI, Pleads No Contesi DELAND (API A Sept. 12 sentencing date has been set for John B. Mattingly, former attorney for the Votusia County School Board who pleaded no contest to one count of grand larceny after the state dropped four other charges against him. - Following surprise plea bargaining negotiations Monday, Mattingly entered the no contest plea and was immediately found guilty by County Judge Major B. Harding. As part of the deal, Mattingly also agreed to withdraw his appeal of a July 31 grand larceny conviction. '.S'UI&MIWII INSTANT PRINTED co SERVICE School's Football Equipment Stolen would take a written request 100 outlining needs "penny for penny." COPIES (Continued From Page-IA) at Long John Silver's Seafood Memorial Hospital emergency Man Shocked "I know he (Lane) doesn't restaurant at Howell Branch Shop. One of the juveniles, his room and four stitches were Casselberry police said today like to hear that, but that's the Road and SR 436, according to arm bleeding from a cut, was required to close the aim ' that Jack Foster, 19, of 930 N. way it Is," the attorney said. sheriff's reports. apprehended outside the wound. Both boys were turned The city negotiated for FREE PICK-UP Deputies R.S. Morton and building and the second was over to state Division of Youth Triplet Drive, was knocked unconscious Monday afternoon months with the Winter ParkLuke St.allworth responded to a taken from the building. & DELIVERY Services of ficials at the Sanford when he teceived an electrical based utility before finalizing citizen's report that someone Deputies said the injured Juvenile Detention Center, shockout.sidetiishomewhenan the purchase last week. was 'going through a window" youth was treated at Seminole deputies reported. "Picked Up One Day A 12-million bond sale was antenna mast he was carrying Delivered The Next" contacted an overhead dec. floated to finance the purchase. QUALITY HOUSE Lane promised to prepare a trical power line. PRINTERS, INC. Police said Foster suffered memo to the City Council today. 32 chest pains and burns on his After all, Lane said, "I don't •••1••681 hands and was treated arid know what's going to break released at Florida Hospital down." North, Altamonte Springs. A 21-year-old Maitland man A September l5trlal has been Reuben L. York, 44, Forest City, attempted was listed ln "serious but stable . o scheduled in circuit court for an Winston Salem, NC., obtaining breaking and entering with condition" today in the in, Alt.amontc Springs man who property by worthless check intent to commit a ten,sive care unit at Florida pleaded innocent yesterday to York was arrested In Tampa in misdemeanor. Hospital South, Orlando. I sale of a false motor vehicle connection with a $3,880 check - Mitchell, who is free on $1,000 Casselberry police said Tony ownership document. given a Sanford tractor dealer, tnd, sold Judge Conkling that Wilson, 21, ol 32.3 Carver Ave., Circuit Court Judge Virgil B. according to court records. he'd contacted eight attorneys Maitland, was injured Sunday Conkling set the trial for James Cleveland Osborne Mit- so far but no one wants to when he was thrown from the a e e 4 ki Anthony Buffo, 46, of 546 chell, 22. 2210 HilIview St., defend him. car he was driving after the Orange Drive, Altamonte auto severed a utility pole on * 11 Springs. U.S. 17-92. EX' i . * Buffo was arrested by Police report the accident . -_ d Florida Department of caused a power outage and Criminal Law Enforcement police and fire communications agents Aug. 15, on a warrant I . - 4, ,I units at Casselberry City Hall 1W I I . charging that between Aug. 2 operated off an emergency and 6, with the intent to TALLAUA.SSEE (P) Atty. on the Keys boundary in the At- generator for approximately 90 defraud, he offered to sell or Gen. Shevin lantic Ocean. Robert minutes until regular power supply blank manufacturer's says qualif led parochial schools The U.S. Supreme Court could be restorei to the 7" statement of origin forms. The should be able to get teacher ruled last spring that the downtown area forms are required in Florida interns from sta te universities boundary on the south and east before new autos can Lid titled . to help with classes, of the Key's is three miles, in- Burglary Probed Pieadlng ini'ocent and But EdUCaIOfl ('om.ilssloner stead of the three leagues— She riff's investigators today 5cheduled for trial the sseck of Ralph Turlington proposed to about 10 miles—Florida were . probing a burglary at the I Sept. 15, was Carl Booth, 19, 645 the Cabinet today that state claimed. The decision also took residence of Sharon Weisbrad, W 25th St., Sanford, a cc used of Education Department rules some 8,000 square miles of Semoran Apartments, south Model grand larceny' in connection continue to allow interns to ocean bottom from Florida on Seminole, In which $285 in TBFI6[) wi th the theft of money from a teach only at schools accredited the nor th and west of the Keys. jewelry items were reportedly service station, Competing for the federal taken. by the Southern Association of , it ITI Ronald F. McClain, 28, of ('oIl'ees and Sehools• II cnhra build1ni site were the City of n4 3145 Man Pleads Innocent To Auto Title Charge v GO - - Shevin Backs Bi - Mattingly police Wilma and Warren referring Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1975-3A left standing. Duerr has submitted a plan that she says would to provide adequate services such as street paving and capital chop off the deficit and leave no taxes for citizens. improvements. "It's tight, real tight. There's a possibility of millage," Coirn.. Boldt and Mayor Bill Grier prepared the initial budget request CASSELBERRY Though City Council Chairman Edith cilman John Zacco said, which asked for six mills, but the City Council has pared that Duerr has submitted a "bare bones" set of budget figures Councilman Charles Sizer almost echoed Zacco's sentiments. request to three mills. Each mill would produce about $100,000 in designed to keep millage at zero, four city officials say a three"It's real tight," Sizer said, adding that he didn't know at revenue. mill land tax is needed to maintain existing services, "I stand behind my budget submitta l," th e mayor said. Councilman Charles Glascock said Duerr's slicing of $270,000 present if a millage is needed. "There's a need for paving and drainage." off the $2.2 million budget proposal doesn't "make it. The people Sizer and other council members hope to fluid those answers at The city has a paving project slated for next year, but the want services, and I believe they're willing to pay." budget sessions today, Wednesday and Thursday at city 11511. money to be spent comes from federal funds. After speaking to a number of citizens. Glascock said Monday Duerr's cuttings were described as "nickel and dime chops To complicate matters further, city officials were advised at he's convinced citizens would approve of land taxes as long m here and there" and weren't considered in the best interests of Monday's budget work sc'slon a decision must be reached by next "dollar for dollar they get services." residents. Monday. Councilman Sal Orlando agreed with Glascock that a three-mill Duerr, however, says, "I (eel the citizens can get by without an City Attorney Ken McIntosh said the county tax appraiser's levy is in the offing. He also felt citizens are "willing to pay" as ad valorem tax. The majority would rather have a somewhat officer has deadlines to meet. A city must let county officials long as the city provides services, reduced level of service and no tax." know by a certain date if that city plans to implement a land tax. Orlando also is fighting for $16,000 in the budget to provide free The city's finance director, Harold Boldt, says the city needs Also, McIntosh noted the city must advertise and hold public ambulance service for Casselberry residents. Presently, a ride in "more and better services." hearings before the millage requirement becomes law. a private ambulance costs about $40 a hop, Orlando said. He said Casselberry has "squeezed th e last drop" from ('asselberry Is the only city in Seminole County wi th out a land After the first go-round with the budget, a $270,000 deficit was secondary tax sources and feels it is tim e to implement a land tax ta - to '• do --- Casselberry Inches Closer To Land Tax . a1Ion MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - -- -•--•-, Not Enough By ED PRICK, M Herald Staff Writer Suspended Stewardess Claims - MLA.1i i dependent dairy farmers meet le today to consider a five-cent increase in the price at a gallon of raw milk, officials say. The hike before board members of the Independent Dairy Farmers Aiation would posh up the cost of a of fresh milk at many supermarkets thm $I.79 to $1.94, they said. A half-gallon would go from about 90 cents to 92 or 93. The increase is needed to offset rising operating Ct6ts and the ruing cost at dairy cattle feed, said spokesmen for the groii, which supplies nearly all the milk for populous South Florida. - L , Milk Price Increase Mulled Ail p FLORIDA Jerry Leslie Haulk, 21, V after the trial but had been free since that wneon appeal bond. Orlando, pleaded guilty to In other circuit court sen- probation viola tion arid was A Casselberry man was or. tencings Monday, Circuit Judge sentenced to one year tnprison dered Monday to begin serving J. William Woodson meted two and four years probation by a seven-year prison sentence years prison and three years Judge Woodson. meted two years ago on a probation for Tommy Eden. 27, LUJUIk had received probation manslaughter con vi ction of 600 E Second St., Sanford, on in a 1973 burglary case but, CircuitCourt Judge VtrgilB. a plea of guilty to larceny ofa according to proba tion officials onkling ordered Dewayne motor vehicle. filed required reports ., Fritz Hanson committed to the Udell Stmns Jr., 36, Sanford police Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Duerr Budget - Slicing Called By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer 6, SAN -- --- -- Tuesday. Aug. 19. 1q73 l. V I .0 r - - ---- - - - - - - M re Gi nt fre z r' Ira I r_ 9 For Aid To Schools - '. 5\l4 ' . - _______ - �=-- ' Evening Herald -_ ) S. FRENCH AVE., SANFORI), FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 (I' 831-9993 Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKKY, Advertising Director 9 VNEM Home lk'llver y: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28 40. 13v Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Latin America The Clock Wavers On Cuba official policy of United States of -au:u uy U.S. Secretary ui rnate The L... Ti ( iiatsji Nearly' 200 Boy Scouts are expected to participate in this event and fishermen on the Wekiva [liver are urged to use caution in the vicinity where these youngsters will be floating on the river. We think it's great that the Boy Scouts and their leaders can do something like this and commend those adults who are responsible for planning such a day of good, clean, fun and frolic. Certainly, there are going to be a lot of fishermen who object figuring these people are doing nothing more than messin' up their I ishin', but surely they can take into consideration that this is a the iiiiii i..a " Ga There's going to be a lot of splashing going on around the Wekiva River this weekend as Boy Scouts of the St. Johns District stage their annual tube float. Beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, the Boy Scouts will float four miles down the scenic waterway from Wekiva Riven Haven to the point where the Wekiva enters the St. Johns. From that point the tubers will be ferried by boat across the St. Johns to the Volusia County side where they will be picked up by their parents at Harry Robson's property at 4 p.m. 1'- So you want to advance and broaden your knowledge, yet aren't primarily interested in receiving academic credit for same? Okay, Seminole Community College has just the plan for you and it's called the Supervisory Development Program. This program was designed primarily for those who wish to upgrade their job competencies. The objective is to develop basic supervisory skills required to effectively manage people and resources. The approach will be through a 'how to' development program which is designed specifically for the adult employe and one need not be a high school graduate to attend. Courses offered will include: Essentials of Supervision. Supervisory Practice, The Supervisor in the Computer Age, Human Behavior for Supervisors, Labor Relations and many others. According to college officials, Individuals are His theme, in a few words, was "what we must do together" in the hemisphere to improve mutual respect, unity and to mesh natural resources and technology of the 24 nations comprising the Organization of American Stat. The concerns that Mr. Kissinger expressed on that occasion related to what he called "the growing tendency of some of its Latin American countries to participate in tactics of confrontation between developing and developed worlds." DON IN BRIEF Reds Call General Strike To Protest 'Fascism' Grace United Methodist Church is currently holding its Youth Week and many activities are planned throughout the week for young people of the church. Highlighting the activities will be an area-wide rally on Saturday, featuring Jim Rile and 'Manna' musical group of St. Petersburg. Special activities are planned each evening this week following the dinner hour. Rile will also be the featured speaker at the 11 a.m, service on Sunday. LISBON, Portugal (AP) — The Communist-dominated central trade federation Intersindical called a 30-minute general strike today to protest "escalating Fascist reaction" and attacks on Communist parties across the country. But many of the two million Inter'dndlca.1 workers approximately two-thirds of the nation's work force — defied the strike call though the federation had said it expected 80 per cent support. As the strike began at 11 a.m. — 6 a.m. EDT — most taxis, buses, subways and hotels ran normally in Lisbon. The national airline TAP, however, halted its operations. Some taxi drivers blocked Lisbon's main street, Avenida dii Liberdad, and a crowd gathered and fistfights broke out; but as strike time ran out, the crowd dispersed and normal traffic resumed. —Bill Currie TOM TIEDE OAKLEY Th eFounders : Hypocrites Heroes Or T ), 1') 1? _ ____ _ e us iv e Oil Nationalization Expected EI CARACAS, Venezuela A P ) — Legislation to nitiunaltzc (lie huge Aiuuricin-owned oil industry is expected to reach the desk of President Cork's Andres Perez for signing by the end of the week. The senate on Monday sent the legislation bark to the lower house, which passed the original measure ot July 28 and now must approve minor changes. The oil companies have not objected to the plan which would put them under a new parent company, Petroleos Venezolano — or Petroven. Patty Hearst I ______ " .. ___________ Ii ts _____ __ And The FBI ______________ 1. That was in March. In July th e United States lowered guard sufficiently to permit a wholly new kind of confrontation to develop in the hemishpere. We acquiesced, along with 15 of th e other OAS nations, to a policy of letting each country determine without the approval of others what its its relations with Communist Cuba should be. Ebony Magazine several years ago did a 1. pretty good hatchet job on Abraham Lincoln. The Great Emancipator, argued historian and Ebony senior editor Lerone Bennett Jr., was an ____________________________________________________ out-and-out racist at least according to the 'L1.. standards by which we would call a man such _____ today. As evidence, Bennett submitted a number of . . — . .. . Lincoln's own public statements, including one —4 in which he expressed doubt that whites and _____ blackscouldeverbesoclalequalsandthatbelng the case, he would just as soon have the latter subordinate to the former. In magazine's current special issue on the Bicentennial, devoted to an assessment of 200 years of black American history, another towering figure in the American pantheon Is cut _____________ down to size. When former (NEA) WASHINGTON /b Attorney General William Saxbc was introduced to a California based FBI agent last autumn the first thing he said, even before he said hello, ',,,-. . was: "Where's Patty?" Today he and the rest of the nation continue to ) wonder. Eighteen months after the kidna ping of ______ Patty Hearst, the rich lass since gone wrong, the 11 d,* . V I __ i case remains enigmatic; "We don't know where she is," the searchers say, "and in fact the only 'i. • thing we do know, and we know it all too well, Is w here she isn't." Not that searchers haven't been trying. __ _ Charles Bates, the FBI special agent who directs 1. the hunt, says at least three dozen federal of. (leers have been on the case full time in ____ California alone. Hundreds of other law en____ (orcement people have contributed time and Jefferson was a mass of coneffort throughout the United Sta tes and in neighr tradlctlons, writes Carlyle C. Douglas: "Here ________ boring countries. ~ . was a man capable, on the one hand, of authoring 11. And of course the full resources of the overall , - rjj-11 '4~e , the most eloquent and well-reasoned arguments Jj4f _____ FBI ha ve been employed, Including many of the 44i 11 °i behalf of the rights of men, yet equally 18,500 employees, some of the 50 million Index capable, w hen it suited him, of accepting as fact . __________ .1 information cards, and a few of the 160 million the most outrageous of myths and superstitions ' . . r ,st fingerprints. Federal authoriti es say the total in arguing against the rights of other men. At I cost of the investigialon has been sizeable, even , , • . once hm and fool, the thIM President of the excessive, I'milliorts and Millions." Yet no Patty. P; ~"5 United States emerges as both framer and , Av~ Why? The question Is being asked more and victim of his own times." more by Americans confused by the odds. As one Not only was Jefferson an owner of slaves, as angry citizen has put it In a letter to FBI Director The spoils of Helsinki were others of the FowxiIngFathers, but he went Clarence Kelley: "Howls It that your agency, to his death bed —50 years to the day after the which has a 1450 million budget, plus what you Declaration of Independence was adopted an say are the best gumshoes In the world, can't owner of slaves. While giving Jefferson credit for JOHN CUNNIFF locate one tiny woman?" FBI Insiders say there the soul tortures he underwent in attempting to have been hundreds of similar public inquiries square the ideals of his Declaration with the over the months. "Each time we announce that reality of slavery, Douglas Indicts him as a i the crime rate has gone up," says an agent, "we hypocrite who failed to practice what he get letters about Patty Hearst. People obviously preached, NEW YORK (AP) Americans are resigned same time was disparaging those who feared wonder what we can do about big crime when we Now the debunking school of history serves a to the likelihood that this economy of ours will, recession. Nothing but a "sideways waffling" can't do much about her." useful purpose. It is better to see our heroes as for a long time, rise and fail every few years or said Dent, maintaining that those who read Apparently, the public Inquiries are beginning they really were, warts and all, than to pretend so, seemingly in defiance of our bert efforts to recession in the figures were confused. to sting. FBI agents, at Director Kelley's lead, they were all good and all wise and something control It. Judging from the reports received from are responding to criticism with some criticism more than human. The trouble comes In seeing This wouldn't be so difficult to accept if we govnt, business and the nation's univerof their own. Kelley set the new tone In a recent nothing but the warts, knew the pattern of the cycles. sitles, we are again coming to a turn In the cycle, speech in which he suggested that criminal in. If we must insist on Judging Lincoln and JefThe best efforts of our economic minds not again, there are disputes about which vestigatlons have as late been sorely hamstrung ferson In the light of the 100 and 200 years of only cannot forecast cycles with accuracy but, And among them- direction the cycle might take. by changing attitudes toward police activity. He history and cultural change since their times, a horrors, they cannot even agree said the restrictions put on many old and reliable truer perspective on their characters Is gained selves. Perhaps the most controversial action is that Reserve Board, police methods have blunted enforcement efby asking, what legacy did they leave? This lack of understanding of the tie nature of being taken by the Federal fectiveness. Specifically in regard to their alleged "racism," cycles persists even at the highest level of which fears that inflation Is, for both the short He called, essentially, for a return of such the question should be, are black Americans academic and bulnesn and government. We and long terms, the greatest danger to measures as wiretapping without encumbering today the better or the worse for these men accumulate masses of statistics and then fail to economy, and Indeed to all society, court approvals, noting: "We must be willing to having lived? make the correct judgments. The Fed's chief Instrument of Influencing the surrender a small measure of our liberties to Someone might also do an article en the black Last year, for example, President Ford was cycle is Its contrcl over the money supply. It can preserve the great bulk of them." Americans who are emigrating to Africa in urging Americans to fight Inflation with ever search of freedom and opportunity In these hew penny they could save, oblivious to the fact y restrict the supply and restrain economic acPicking up on this. Kelley's agents have cxtivity; it can ease up on Its restraints and spur nations and escape from discrimination, at the very time the nation's major problem that panded the theme. Bates, for one, says that had economic activity. This, too, would be brief, become recession, changing attitudes toward the police have acWe judge great men not only by what they do With the facts staring them in the face, the Which should it do? Some economists and tually prevented him from finding fugitive but, in the final analysis, by what they Inspire President and his advisers failed to recognize others argue that recession Is still the No. I Hearst. Not only Is he not allowed some old in. lesser men to do. In our bicentennial that the country right then was falling deeper problem and that a policy of ease should be vestigative techniques such as secretly assessments of America and its history, let us Into tht! worst recession since the 193 followed. Others Insist we must have tight money opening people's mall — but the public has zven remember that. Commtrce Secretary Frederick Dent at the or find Inflation raging again, denIed its cooperation. - - : ___ - Eight Dead In Violence ____ - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — A sharp escalation in political violence has left eight persons dead and four wounded. The confrontations between presumed left-wing guerrillas and army troops were Argentina's most serious in a month. In the rugged province of Tucuman, 800 mIles north of here, six alleged guerrillas and an army corporal died in a weekend skirmish, according to an army communique issued Monday. V _______ ____ Viewed from only the showcase of the hemisphere, the granting of such stat us to Cuba raises numerous problems that will trouble th e hemisphere for years to come. Viewed from a larger international perspective, the problem is infinitely greater. By permitting each nation to recognize and deal with Cuba individually, the OAS has for all practical purposes abandoned its principle of collective defense security. Since Cuba is a Soviet satellite, this means that the Soviet Union will be able to foment trouble on a nation-by-nation basis — and that the nations encountering trouble wi ll try to cope with the Soviet Union on th eir own. _______ This is exactly the pattern that the Soviet Union eastern Mediterranean and, most recently, on the Iberian peninsula, By turning a benevolent mask toward free nations the Soviet Union persuades them, through satellite states frequently, that collective security is old-fashioned in the modern world. Thus the Southeast Treaty Organization is being abandoned, the ANWS pact is moribund, NATO is filled with misgivings, asking itself why Western European nations should arm if detente is in effect, and the OAS is staggering under the skillful manipulation of Fidel Castro. To realize the full implications of what the consequences can be, we have but to look at a second stage of such developments, now in progress on the Iberian peninsula. Almost over- night Portugal has turned into a Communist nation, although the last election exhibited that only 12.5 per cent of the voters favored the party. As soon Portuguese Communists consolidated their power, the unrest began in Spain. Soon other dominoes may begin to tremble. Unfortunately, the damage already done by the OAS acceptance of Cuba cannot be readily undone. But th e United Stat es America can and sho uld of keep Cuba at arm's length in the hope that sooner or later the 15 other nations that also tipped their hats to Castro will realize what they have done. Congress should, by all means, heed the request of the State Department to continue the economic embargo against the Caribbean dictator to set the example. ___ _____ ______ ________ ________ ___ __________ _____ ________ __________ _________ \k ____ PEOPLE ____ _____ _____ .. ____ Cycles To Cont nue ft ___ r 10 AV r. - Jail Term Unlikely Turner EmDlove Changes Plea TAMPA (AP) In an agreement that apparently guarantees he will not go to jail, W. Leroy Beale, a coicIenthirit in the mail-fraud conspiracy retrial of promoter Glenn Turner, has pleaded no contest to 12 charges. Beale, 32, of Orlando, changed Ni plea at the end of Monday's regular trial session. The plea followed a conference of his attorney, Robert Knight of Tampa, with Asst. U.S. Atty. William James and U. S. Dist. Judge Terrell Hodges. James said he supported a five-year suspended sentence on each count with a five-year probationary term, all to be served concurrently. Hodges said he would sentence Beale Later. Beale rfused to comment on the change in plea. "I Just want to get out of here,” he said. Turner and the remaining four defendants said they doubted Beale would appear as a government witness. Beale had been on trial with Turner and the others on charges of conspiring to di'. fraud investors by persuading them to buy distributorships in Koscot Interplanetary, Inc., a cosmetics Firm, and Dare To Be Great Inc., a self-motivation firm. An earlier trial on the charges ended In a hung jury in Jacksonville in May 1974, following nine months of testimony. Beale started as a dLsributor and investor in Koscot before becoming a full-time Turner employe and rising to head international affairs for Glenn W. Turner Enterprises, the holding company for Turner's busi- nesses. Beak was the third of the original defendants to accept plea bargain arrangements. Harry B. Adkinson of Orlando and Malcolm Julian of Maitland pleaded no contest and were given probationary terms following the Jacksonville trial. veteran and former member of Special Forces, said friendship motivated him to take part in the perilous airborne escape. "1 wanted to help an East German family to flee," Meeker told reporters at his hospital bed. "They were friends of friends of mine," Hebrought out two men and a 14-year-old girl who was shot In the leg, but he said that gunfire forced him to take off without a man who had requested the rescue and an injured woman. German authorities identified the man as "Thaddeus K.," a stateless perm from Marburg, West Germany. Meeker emerged as a mystery man to American and West German authorities. There was speculation that he was working for an organization that smuggles refugees out of Eastern Europe. Meeker recalled the last moments on the ground in Czech- r Escapee Fromq I . 1 3itent worta Faces Return MUM!(All) — After more than 40 years during which she cotct communicate with almost no one, deaf-mute Elsie Ne mnan of Jamaica;earned sign language and lip reading in Miami. Now she is threatened with deport ta ion. "U she goes back to Jamaica, she goes back to a world of absolute silence," her sister, Gloria Nosworthy, said Monday. "If she goes back, we (car for her life." Mrs. Nosworthy has appealed to Rep. Claude Pepper to intercede with immigration officials and make an exception to a rule that threatens to expel Elsie when her visa expires Oct. 6. The U.S. Immigration Service has said the visa will not be reiewed. The rule will not allow aliens from Western Hemisphere countries to acquire permanent residency status by being sponsored by their next-of-kin. Europeans are extended that privilege. Elsie came to Miami after her father died last year. Her mother died in 1969. For Elsie, life began to take on new dimension as she took lessons for the handicapped. "During the past several months," said Dr. Carol G. Dunst.all, a teacher of the handicapped, "Elsie has bIossomued." Her two sisters, Mrs. Nosworthy and Grace Sang of Denver, have offered to support Elsie and continue her training. Mrs. Nosworthy says she fears the rising crime rate in Jamaica, and her sister's stories of being stoned by children on the island. Probe Ordered In Shootin . - oslovakia in an interview on Monday. "It was terrible, they started firing right away ... They could at least have given us a warning," he said. "The two men with the family had already boarded and my friend actually threw the (wounded) girl into the helicopter" , he said. Then shot.,, apparently from a rifl e equipped wi th telescopic sight, "came at intervals of about five to seven seconds," he said. "Ahead of me was an elderly lady on the ground, obviously injured, and then suddenly bullets hit me right through the helicopter." He said the bullet pierced his elbow. Meeker said the family was not at the pre-arranged meeting spot when he landed and "the whole affair was delayed. Laers, Doctors Cited „ Ashlar's Staff Slat es Probe TALLAHASSEE (AP)— just accusing the insurance inInsurance Commissioner dustry of spreading gossip. Philip Ashler says his staff will Prentiss Mitchell, associated probe allegations by insurance director of the Florida AssociLompaflies that unethical law- ation of Life and Casualty Iners and doctors are to blame surers Inc., said the bar has not for increased auto rates in taken action against attorneys Florida. accused in a Dade County Ashler also said Monday that grand jury report of unethical rate analysts will check the va- abuses. l idity of figures submitted by Both the bar and Florida Allstate Insurance Co. to sup- Academy of Trial Lawyers port a 20 per cent statewide rate have been asked to aid the inI ncrease for passenger au- dustry in "policing the activiomnobiles. The increase went ties of a,—particula few unscrupulous ati nto effect Friday. torneys rly in Dade "Although the increase has Counts," Mitchell said in a 3lready gone into effect, if the news release. xamination reveals that the The bar sent investigators to ew rates used do not meet the Miami in 1973 to review claim tests of the law,' I will take the files of the major insurance ecessary action to protect the companies, he said. nterests of Florida citizens "These investigators were ffected by the rate increase." apalled to learn of the flagrant shier said in a news release. abuses taking place, yet no disThe examination of the rate ciplinary action was taken to r.crease will take at least 60 curtail these abuses," he adJays, he said. ded. Meanwhile, an Insurance in"We believe that once this inJustry spokesman said the vestigation is completed the Florida Bar should help get rid lawyers will agree that the inA unethical lawyers who Inflate surance industry Is being ]utomobile claims instead of ripped off." Keep Your Home Cool With Carrier eath Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants A Crutch * - Protest ing Fishermen - Stage Floating Parade WI N N•Dl XI E - , ,, / Agnew Drops Application The world's greediest ruler Is Anastaslo As the Big Banana in this little banana our Information from Nicaragua with these boring republic of El Salvador. Indeed, there Somoza, the pot-bellied potentate who runs republic, Somoza not only grows bananas but findings. doesn't seem to be room In Nicaragua for all the Nicaragua as If it were his private estate, produces the cardboard boxes they are shipped This Is no casual observation; we have spent In. Then they are loaded, invariably, aboard credit course, Somoza doesn't deserve the full Somoza farmland. The family also owns huge for amazzlng his vast fortune. He got an fcrms in Guatemala, Costa Rica and El $ Months making the selection. After a Uwrcgh cargo vesgels of his shipping be. excellent start from his fattier, who seized power Salvador. study of the available evidence, we nominate No t he squeezes out Lnlø36and began helping himself to the property Somozaas the moet grasping of the world's great Two enormous spreads on the Costa Rican of his own countrymen, he also fleeces the U.S. of others, grabbers. border are used, according to our sources, to The elder Somoza usually observed a Through his family and his flunkies, he taxpayers. Millions of dollars In U.S. aid are move cattle Illegally between the two countries. controls every profitable industry, Institution piped Into Nicaragua every year. Somoza has legal formality. He acquired property through And on his Costa Rican plantations, the and service in Nicaragua. Directly or InUy, developed a dozen ways to siphon a gtnerous dlspossesslonj and forced Wes. He also filed Nicaraguan dictator actually has built military he owns farms, factories, banks, newspapers, share into his own pocket. claim, for government land and expropriated airports and barracks for his own troops. All of this has made him one of the world's the possessions of German nationals during In Managua, the family owns hundreds of rad1.ri stations, atpa planes, and youqww wealthiest men, with millions stasd In World War II. It. properties. Somoza owns the buIl(il1g, (or American banks, Swiss banks and other lip r'pi mir'h h h , For vear L th oltI rBrintnr ø,t fra,e t,,.. ,,. examnlo. whirh hiicr. ih. I.,............ %a--- - ' 322.0285 TO ICUSSI Of - LOW AUTO RATES _ CALENDAR JACK ANDERSON Somoza Is World's Greediest Ruler — many into Austria initially, yblation of foreign air space and filing a false flight plan. Meeker, according to police, reported on departing Munich-Riem Airport Sunday that he was making local flights, Investigators also were trying to determine whether Meeker had flown similar escape missions in the past, the spokesman said, Meeker, describing himself as a decorated Vietnam war SOUTHERN AIR - 16 BERRY'S WORLD TRAUNSTEIN, West Germa. ny (AP) — A wounded Amerlcan helicopter pilot faces possible border violation charges for flying three East German refugees out of Communist Czechoslovakia under a hail of bullets, the Bavarian state border police said today. A police spokesman said the American, Barry Meeker, 33, of Hartford, Conn., was under investigatlon for alleged illegal border crossing from West Ger- FREE TALLAHASSEE (API — ESTPfAATES Gene Sanchez caid that the The number of people receiv- months because of increased increase was a result of grow. The number of people re- program could be improved ing the stamps in Florida has participation, and Sen. Herman ing unemployment. Reducing celving food stamps in Florida and costs cut but the state is grown from 489,000 in June 1974 Talmadge, . D-Ga., has participation would require a Continues To Slide 0 1 has increased because of the insuring that ineligible people to 775,000 and is expected to in- promised an investigation to change in intent of the 1964 law recession and not because don't get on the rolls, NEW YORK tAP) — The Harris Poll says President crease to about 800,000 by next determine if the program is on eliminating malnutrition, he people are abusing the proThere were 157 food-stamp July, Sambez said. providing federal amistance to said. Ford has continued to shp in the public's estimation of gram, says the state's food fraud cases prosecuted in the him. His over-all rating has gone down in August to 604M The food stamp program has persons who don't need help. of Sanford, Inc. But he has proposed several stamp administrator, first six months of 1975, he said. come under criticism in recent Sanchez said he believed per cent negative from 56.41 per cent negative in July. f' the changes to two Senate subcomThe survey said this showed Ford's trip to Helsinki and too N. Maple Ave. mittees and says the action Eastern Europe had not increased his standing with the could make the nine-year-old public and that the trip left the Impression that he had program work better and cost neglected the economy while he was away. less. Ford had an over-all 67-20 positive rating shortly afterEUSTIS i API — A coro- presented to the coroner's jury, other side of the house and said be despondent over failing Sanchez said the program he took office . His Harris ratings have been negative since ncr's jury was ordered today to but he said that seven shots she didn't hear the shots, health. should be changed so eligible then except for May when he got a 50-49 positive rating probe a string of mysteries stir- were fired from Rutledge's Oldham said Mrs. Rutledge 1 He resigned his post with the after the Muyaguez incident, rounding the shooting death of powerful magnum pistol before one of 20 witnesses subpoenaed citrus Industry's organization persons only receive stamps for additional assistance they need. Robert Rutledge, former direc- the fatal wound was inflicted, to testL'y at the inquest, which in 1971 after two decade3 Under the present program, a tor of the Florida Citrus Mu- riddling the walls and windows he said may last two days be- following an operation to James: Racism tual. cause of the complexity of the remove a kidney. Friends said person or family pays a certain of Rutledge's bedroom. ArAL amount to receive stamps State Atty. Gordon G. Old. death that The pistol shortly before his holds six bullets, case. CHICAGO tAP) — The man who will become the 1. ham Jr. said he ordered the in- indicating that the weapon was Rutledge did not leave a sul- Rutledge was informed his which can be exchanged at country's first black four-star general says too many stores for food worth more than quest to "clear the air once and emptied and then reloaded be- cide note, but he was known to other kidney was failing, young blacks are using racism as an excuse for their they paid. In Florida, the averfor all" about Rutledge, who fore the death shot was fired. fail'u'e to achieve. alas I age increase is $26, Sanchez was found dead in his be droom Sheriff's department investi'That's a crutch," Lt. Gen. Daniel "Chappie" James : ICA - f " Le said. -A June in what police then la- gator Steve Simon said RutJr. said Monday. He will receive his fourth star Aug. 28 beled suicide, a ledge's bedroom was ransacked and assume command of the North American Air Defense For instance, a person might Rutledge, 54 was shot once and a table overturned, The Command. Pay 174 to receive $100 worth of with a .44-caliber pistol. death pistol, Simon said, was Institutional racism has been eliminated in the armed food stamps. The payment and Brush ononcr,hnl,/urmonths MIAMI ( AP) — Miami-area gotiators took a longer look at amount of "There are some strange found near Rutledge's left hand forces, James said at the annual convention of the stamps received Control roachcs and ants the things involved in this case," although he was righthanded. fishermen protesting lagg,lng another scientific report. American Hospital Association, varies according to Income and easy ay--brush No-Roach in Oldham said. "I would not rule Tests showed that Rutledge negotiations on Bahamian lob"That Is not to say we don't have some practicing The protesting fishermen, family size, cabinets, cupboards; around unlawful homicide, but at out had "six or seven or eight ster-fishing have staged a float- mostly Cuban exiles, anchored bigots," he added, bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Sanchez said a lot of expense this time I am inclined to be- drinks" before he died, Oldham ing protest-parade on Miami's for about four hours near the Colorless, odorless coating Biscayne Bay, mouth of the Miami River. Most and red tape could be elimilieve he died of self-inflicted added. sta,s et1cctie for ninth, Thurmonds Expecting nated by just giving a family About 80 fishermen paraded have had no income since wounds," Rutledge's body was disOldhamdeclined to discuss covered by his wife, Jerry, who in their boats Monday, calling Aug. 1 Bahamian ban of foreign the $26 worth of food stamps. WASHINGTON lAP) — Nancy Thurmond, the 28-yearall the evidence which will be slept in another bedroom on the for a speedy conclusion in talks fishermen. ,,, ,.,, wiul ,u uiii iiiw iiiuiiu, uiu t V0, U.S. chic' delegate David to decide who will be allowed to fourth child. Wallace of the National Oceantake spiny lobster from the 1,. The South Carolina Republican made an informal anics and . 000-square-mile Bahamas Atmospheric Adminis. . ~~l nouncement Monday to his staff in Washington. He said traticn said the United St.tes Banks. Under 25 - SR-22's that the baby Is due in January. After the Monday session in was seeking spiny-lobste: fishCancelled - Rejected Nassau, the island nation's cap-- Ing rights for a limited number E.Z. Payments - Quotes ital, negotiators issued a state- of fishermen and a long-term , AUG. 18-19 born and raised in Vietnam. ment that said only that talks gr€'itwnt. Vietnamese Sponsor Question and answer period i tc , would resume Wednesday after G OLDEN, Cob. tAP) — Former Vice President Spiro Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Youth Follow each session. Sponsors, a committee compiled a report ___ ________ _ 1. Agnew ha s dropped his name from an application for a for Christ Building, 100 W. Gore teachers, employers and other Granite .2417 S. French Ave. on e depleti th on and reserves of . Coors beer dealership iii Texas. St., Orlando. Guest speaker interested persons invited, Sanford, Fla. 32771 the spiny lobster. NY The negotiations had broken AUG. 5 COUNTRY CLOS ROAD I upovertheweekendwhilene. INSURANCE AGENCY _.-______________ (',EI) test leadng totugh U WW U school equivalency uipionia. U IU U U I I iIU% WV Seminole Commun.ty College, ______ for anyone 18 or over has metArea Monday's high 96. Overnight BIRTHS AUGUST18, 1975 -_ -T~- I I Call 15 prerequisites by Aug 11 inches. loss 72 Rainfall wits ADMISSIONS Mr. & Mrs Levi (NonnJI SCC for information Jones, a baby boy, Sanford Partly cloudy to cloudy 71-4 Death through Wednesday. Chance of Sanford: ,, S Inc. lincheon . SISTER Mary J. Daniels DISCHAILCJF.S thundershowers, more likely m eeting, noon, Cavalier WILLIAM HENNEMAN Wednesday. Hot and humid. . James Hayes ol _______ Restaurant . Highs mostly in the mid to John F. Burke William J. lIenreman, 66, of Sanford: 20 t 2nd St., Winter Springs upper 90s Loss in the low to Annie P hill Louisiana Anders At IL 26 Ford's Popularity • Tuesday, Aug. 19,1975-5A Recession Blamed For Food Stamp Increase _____ 1. _, has followed in Southeast Asia, in the Middle East, among the nations along the Indian Ocean, in th e . ____ _______ -_ Wounded Rescue Pilot Faces Charges WORLD Henry Kissinger most recently at a speech in March to the combined service clubs at Houston, Tex. -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL urged to make early registration because only one section of each course is planned and space will be limited. Courses will be offered at several locations throughout the county, including the new South Seminole Center at 1.4 and SR 436 in the Pan American Building. Further information may be obtained by calling the college at 834.1162 or 323.1450. oncea-ycar thing for these Boy Scouts and show a little patience. -- rl %A1CATUD I1rPITAI MAT - 831-9774 �I 10mikk - Boss Reall Can t .. _ z _- _:__~ -" Control His Booze 4. By ABIGAIL %ANBLIW ___ II <~j _______ ____ - - ' '" kA' -. ____ '' 1 '" ' / t 4%1~~- A .. ., '• OF •".' 41 ,.. ('c't 7''a''Ab '?% fi '-"i? f" — - . 4 ::; '.:-'', - j - - Juniors Have i' .- --- wo f / -- ~__ l - - - r. __* AF, __ ___ Tuesday, Aug. l, 1975—.SA __ I .- —r % ' -'..-- \ 7 .jtj UVCJ ' - • '' .. - - "f I - I / / •" ,. . .1. A - figures -: - -. Edison; .-_ -. was necessary Extension Home Economics ethnic nunority leaders and personalities involved in a before Mary could put pencil to Officer Louise Gill. audiences. but her efforts ha ve Elaine Henris, grace's variety of historical activities. The idea of the Doll Hause so attractive daughter, The voices behind the dolls has gathered was sparked by the Juniors' produced patterns Education Department and true, that the Junior on the will be those of Sanfordites Woman's Club will be corn- characters represented by the Catherine Whelchel; Anna Lee members, arxi the project pattern book for sale to dolls and designed the front Heard; Sammy Huie; Alan grown to in vol ve man" oilier piling a The thcse persons who would like to cover for the Great American Dickey; Richard Evans; Ken community members , dr easupthelrowndollsfor the Doll Hotepatternbook. Mullis; and Foreman Heard. house, desip of • or Bicentennial celebration me example, was executed by John Bill Reck and WTRR Radio Eve Crabtree, chairman of D011 pa t tern books, like Cr-abtree, husband of Junior, Houre the Juniors Education furnished the tape and coot'will beavailablelnearl" ' Department, has been Eve Crabtree. John had largely dinated taping sessiun.s in the October blueprints for the elaborate responsible for assembling and radio station's sound room to t?! .. ' 4 . ~ - - - I •',.dt obtained all the materials who will be teaching classes in delivered on tape by each doll .. . .. - I rC i i DL it r'cLttL 1D -. . A - , - 0. - Carpenter, John HUI will build house professional finish. DEAR ABBY: I am 64. 1 raised my children alone after an ear ly divorce . Somehow, i never took the time to make myself glamorous or think of a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HEADAWEI relief For call the - "1lr-i"I'( i(011l~ Untfct' '' MARGE WILLIAMS 32? 13l2 i- 4! - '" - —. !I . - ,- ' 8) 9 1 2 - ir N - - at ___ - -- . • * - " ... -- . - ' 'fl f ., '' ..,. ''" '.''!' ., . •,. -,,.. . . '' . - '' •' - -- / It STA TERS REPORT HOME Take Stroll Down Lane of Memories - '. X I - "''. ' _____' L _____ _ -f '." " ______ " '•:. . :'...k''i. '1 r. -. -' , Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit $3, Wendy Walker (second left) and Janie Paul spent 0 week In Tallahassee this summer as local Girl, State respresentatives studying th e opera tion of state government first band, American Legion Auxiliary put president Kay Wolff (left) and president Dorothy Webster welcomed the girt, home and shared their experiences at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary. illerald Photo by Bill Vincent) Want to wander down Memory Ine? Springs, Enterprise, and World War II Hurry on over to Loch Haver. Art Center In defense plants in CasselbelTy will be of Orlando fore pleasurable peek into the area's special Interest to this area. A color replica past while the "More Than A Memory" an 184 Sanford Fire Department banquet display i featured during the moflth of program was chosen for the cover of A:igust. Although the exhibit of memorabilia More Than a Memory" fold out post cardand photographs (as well as the "More Than brochure. Sanford $ Bill Vincent Sr., loaned a Memory" book now at the printer,) were some of his vast collection of old photographs by Orl&ndos ce ntennial celebration and memorabilia for the "Book It" campai gn t'p ifl conjunction with our nation's Bicentennial, and exhibit. It includes the entire Central Florida area. Included in the display is an authentic Old-timers in the area will see 7TIT)Y country store complete down to the most familiar scenes and faces, while to fascinating detail with the incredible youngsters,theex t[sarelationofwhat assortment coming from the private things were like back In grandma's and great- collection of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Austin. grandma's day Lis well In thei, parents' ntday It's more fun than grandma's attic on a Aging phts of Wekiva River, uniando rainy afternoon don't miss it! — ,._..' start season ru (' , ?1$ r ________________________________________________________ $ VI GIRLS ' to '.P ' -' ..4 '- . - ' . PALMIST V, -- Sprsnqs Lc". - he went home only SHIRLEY MILL E T seekends, we di ned together 8)4 " every nigh t, and soon our Forest C! friendship developed Into an HILDA RICHMOND Flower centers ma' be small Split stitch underneath the affair, It was the greatest thing that ever happened to me, 571 3167 but the subtlety ard skill the Satin stitch) and circled by DItor although I k w ne there was no needle artist uses in working slightly darker French Knots, future in it. ______________ them makes an appreciable Or you might with difference in the look of the the Couched Trellis stitch as a MADAM KATHERINE finished flower. So often I see la ttice a cr oss the cen te r of a iaisies wi th a clump of yellow flower. If there's room, accent French Knots for the center. the latte r with a French Knot In PAST- PRESENT —FUTURE 1ere's nothing wrong with each small square space. CARDNC*O,WOS. CRYSTAL SAIL READiOs French knots bra center bet I Other attractive center ideas HELPFULDVI .L ,,&4)NV,L L A PFAI*S always long to Point out the Include concentric circles of •MAAOE •SUSINLSS embroiderer how exquisitely tiny Buttonhole stitches worked IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME she shaded the petals with pale in deeper colors at the center or °"°°° HOUSISAN —1PM oavs blue or lavender and suggest woven Spider's Web stitch. I *31.4405 that her flower would be far often use circles of Chain more beautiful if she also stitches or Coral stitches Whole life readings: $5 with this ad! shaded her French Knots worked in several tones to CALL for APPOINTMENT center in tones of gold. Or, if it's create a center. There are a large daisy she might give it a almost as many ways to emcenter of fluffy flilted stitches. brofder thecenterofafiower as Bullion stitches make a there are to work petals and it's handsome flower center, these distinctive touches that curved neatly into the heart of make your design more the petals. Even the smallest rewarding to work and more flowers take on a more n.ttural beautiful to look at. look, it color shading Is used in the flower centers. Masses of Dear ':.lra, primroses or forget-me-nots What's the easiest way to put spring to life 1 you make somo my wn design on linen. I've paler, some deeper, and let tri ed pricking the outlines of a their centers reflect these paler tracing and dusting with and deeper shadepowder but It does not work out The center of a large flovier well for me. offers you an opportunity to use L.W.S. Dear LW.S., I don't think ou'll have any trouble if you trace your design on tracing paper with a medium hard pencil. Transfer it to the linen using a non-&nudgtng carbon caper obtainable in office supply stores. You can use the tame pencil or a metal stylus to transfer " V many of your stitches. My your design. Soft lead pencils English bouquet, Merton, on the draw too broad a line and hard "Heritage lead may tear your tracing cover of paper. For a lasting Imprint Embroidery," gives you that won't disappear while you idea of th" lovely effects to achieved with flower centers enbroider, go over the design outline on the linen with a that enrich the look of blossom. Try a circle of Satin ballpoint laundry marking pen. I stitch (rai%ed with ar outline Improvise - ' ce Ne braska's Cornhusker LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) aga inst Louisiana football team will th e State with four men in the NCAA pe nalty box a nd end regularly scheduled play aga in st top-ranked Oklahoma. Ncverth eless, Ath letic Director Bob Devaney, who coached the Huskers to national championships in 1970 and 1971, is talking about a 10.0 record when (1ie Huskers go up against Oklahoma Nov, 22 in Norma n. Coach Tom Osborne Is a little more cautlou saying it will 'de pend on how certa in things I together." One of the certain things the Huskers will need Is a quarter ba ck. Dave llumrn, starter for three yea rs, is gone noi Terry Lock, a senior From Fayetteville, N.C., Wiill prcbabIy start at quarterback this season. He led II e Huskers In a 99-yard touchdown dri ve and two su cessfui field goal attempts to cvercome a l fourl h - '- - 11 - - y Yet he took control down the stretch and threw Just one interception in 50 passing attempts In th e playoffs. --4.'_'•. the Twins. Tigers 5, A's 3 Bill Freehan's 13th homer, a three-run shot off Vida Blue In the third paved the way to th e Tigers' third straight victory and trimmed Oakland's West Division lead over Kansas City to 54 games. "I'm not surprised we've won three in a row," sa id wi nner Joe Coleman, reflect ing on Detroit's recent club-record losing spin. "The law of averages was on inning, ic! per NEW YORK (AP) First it was the Super Bowl and the Super Dome. Now the colleges have a brainstorm: th e Super Co nferen ce. - A mammoth conference of approximately 75 of football powers has been for. p'oposed to th e National Collegiate Athletic Association and could become a real ity as early as next season. th e na ti on's quarter Florida advantage In the Sugar Bowl last season. Luck completed eight of 21 passing attempts last year. Osborne said he hoped to continue to th row 20 to 25 passes per game, but he said he would keep an open mind as the season progressed. Although A ll-America center 111k lonness will be back, th e rest of the offensi ve line graduated. Osborne summed it up by saying, "The offense could be very good and it could be average." When the Husker, meet LW in the season opener Sept. 13 In Lincoln, four men will be Ineligible because they attended bowl games before sitting out th e one-yea r period required f or transfer students, Starting safety Jimmy Burrow arid first string defensive left end Ray Phillips are among the fo ur sitting out. The end of the regularly sched uled season will come when th e Huskers meet Okla homa . Angels 5, Brewers 4 Lee Sta nton's three-run homer In th e nin th Inning vaulted Ca lifornia past the Brewers. M ilwaukee sta rter Tom Hausman took a 4.2 lead Into the ninth but, wi th one out, Adrian Garrett, who had slugged a seven th-Inning ho mer, stroked a single. Tom Murphy replaced Hausman and gave up Bruce Bochte's single and Stanton's 11th ho mer. Indians 4-4, Rangers 3-2 Poog Powell drove In three runs and Frank Duffy Wt a tiebreaking si ng le in the six th inning to lead Cleveland to its first-game victory, then the I nd ia ns made it a sweep of Texas on the strength of homers by Rico Carty and John Lowenstein. major The plan was presented to the po li cy-making NCAA Council last week at th e special convention on economics in Chicago by the NCAA's Special Committee on Reorganization. The Council said th e plan would be considered at Its next meeting in October. sponsor mittee." 'This super association was ane of the things the larger schools proposed four years ago when the Reor ga ni zation Committee was Formed," according to the NCAA. 'It was shouted down at the time and we kind of compromised Instead of dividing the majors Into two groups." The NCAA split into three di visions two years ago, but talk of a super conference surfaced again in Chicago last week when the special convention and make dinner. Well, I didn't like that Idea. I was always a tomboy when I was younger, and I started riding horses w he n I was 10." Miss Purdom said girls' rodeo once meant "Just the last event on the men's rodeo, the barrel race." That hurt a lot of women ride rs arid ropers, who thought they could do as well as the men. "I can think of a couple of women who could com pete wi th the men," Last year, besides earning extra money as a rodeo clown, Benjie became the No. 4 woman bronc rider in America. College rodeo has meant a lot to the development of the Girls Rodeo Asso&Uon and this year's world championship Sept. 1214 offers $23,000 which Includes $7,700 In bonus money. Benjie has been a fashion model in [)allas for two yea rs. In between time she's a student at Sam Houston, ma jori ng in communications wi th an eye toward sportscastlng and criminology. - - Inductees View'Hall' With Mixed Emotions (YYiP'PeTflW1,1 1,1 V• (AD — Dft.*k,I1'. Tah,.i,, p.,..,.,.L.,M,. opco IJUI Hall of Fame inductees ran the gamut of emo- so much ha he said but because began a tiosis, from Judy Johnson's sob Interrupted sentence, stopped and cried or two minutes, acceptance speech to Earl Averill's controlled he ed his remarks at the very spot wtre indignation over the electoral system which he left off. brought him and [our others here for en"So many people have been nice to me coming sirinement. up he said before the excitement caught up While Johnson's words came In monosylables with him and forced his right hand over his eyes. He appeared to reel momentarily and his sonand with difficulty, Arerill, "The Rock" of the Cleveland Indians From l9-39, said plenty. in- law, former center fielder Bil l Bruton, hurried In a prepared statement released after the to the stage to be sure all was well. His hand went ceremonies Monday, Averill revealed: "Had I to Johnson's shoulder before the 75-year-old been elected after my death, I had made whispered, "I'll be all right." arrangements that my name never be placed in Then he returned to the microphone and said: the Hall of Fame. I want to thank all of them." "My disagreement with how the Hall of Fame The crowd of 7,500 gathered at the grassy electionsare held, and who Is elected, Is not clearing where the ceremonies were held, apbased on bitterness that I had to wait 34 years plauded one of the top third basemen In the folklore-history of Negro League baseball. retirement to receive this honor. Johnson finally recovered long enough to tell of "But it is based on the fact that statistics alone are not enough to gain a player admittance Into the days he used to box with his sister because his fatter had wanted him to be a boxer. the Hall of Fame." But young William, handicapped by a warning Still, the 73-year-oldArerill is there now, along wi th Johnson, former Pittsburgh slugger Ralph not to be too rough with sister Mary Emma, took a whipping almost every time. Klner, Bucky Harris and Billy Herman. ,. , ,,i,,,4 U''MI1I 'UJ U IIWJ I 4IQ& ,ria for w c — t f t "Oklahoma returns the majority of their great players," Osborne said. "They deserve to be favored" to win the Big Eight. Since the Big Seven became the Big Eight In 1958, Okla ho ma ha s won th e title se ven times and Nebraska eight. Oklahoma has held the title for two and gave it to Nebraska in 1972 only after forfeiting three conference games. Osborne said Oklahoma could be defeated if everything fits together, But Nebraska could still lose to Oklahoma and Improve on last year's ninth-place ranking and 9.3 record. As the Huskers start the season, they are concerned about linebackers and wingbacks. The six available linebackers are all sophomores and juniors. Curtis Craig, a sophomore From Davenport, Iowa, Is the leading contender For the wlngback position. years passed new recruiting and personnel regula tio ns Division I schools on th at put all 134 of the equal looting. current A preliminary plan calls for what basically would be a football conference co mposed of 75 schools seven conferences plus 15 Independents. The conferences are The Big Eight, Southeastern, The Big Ten, Pacific-I, Southwest, Atlantic Coast and Western Athletic. The Independents are Notre Dame, Penn State, Pitt, Georgia Tech, Miami of Florida, Florida State, South Carolina, Tulane, Boston College, Syracuse, West Virginia, Air Force, Utah State, Memphis State and Virginia Tech. - n resum ...," ".,. after onference' n anning "I'd say the Councilprobably will off icia lly th e pro posal at the axwual NCLA con-vention next January," a source close to the NCAA told The Associated Press Monday, "It has very strong support on the Reorganization Com- "Wh en I was gr o wing up, most of the girls were told they had to become housewives, you know, 3it at home and wash and knit and sew — 19 in a row." In the rest of the AL,, Detroit defeated Oakland 5-3, California beat Milwaukee 5-4 and, in a twi.nlght doubleheader, Cleveland swept Texas 4-3 and 4-2. Dave Goltz limited th e Orioles to six hits while Dan Ford and Johnny Briggs drove in two runs apiece for C Casseiberry Winter Spr r Because ., He rode th e bench behind Joe Gilliam early last year, th e most trying weeks of his career. game. Despite a potentially lucrative modeling career, the fl-year-old Miss Purdom would ra ther take a chance at losing money and falling in t he dirt face down than "set tle down." "The only trouble is, I can't make money at It," she said this week as she stopped in Los An geles on her way to the Girls Rodeo Associa tion World Championship at Spring Creek, Nev. "Few of us can. I seldom meet expenses, but It's w ha t I want to do." Benjie specializes in bareback riding and an event called steer undecorating "Where you try to take a ri bbon off the back of a steer. It's harder than it sounds." It's the female counterpart of steer wrestling. our side after that streak. Nobody expected us to lose orn huskers Eye 1975 Season 834 9212 on I - shaw. LOS ANGELES(AP)—Benjie Purdom has the winsome smile of a college coed, which she Is. Her blonde hair, slim figure and bright eyes make her look like a fashion model, w hich she Is. But righ t now Benjie's lifestyle dicta tes she don dusty dungareea and climb aboard bucking brcmcs. Benjie is a bronc rider, one of the best in the &, SHIRLEY COOPER :P? j7 Vietnam vet Rocky Rider has the oth er sta rting Frenchy Fuqua and Preston Pearson are capable backu ps. And the starting quarterback is Terry Bradspot. In A Man's World victory -'!"' U him. M I,. ~ filÜL(011 1 -. Vw — - out on Aug. 29 and now we're only six out In the loss column." Rod Carew loves beating the Baltimore Orioles but he loves beating their manager even more. Carew banged out three hits In three at-hats Monday night and scored a pair of runs in M innesota s 6-I victory over the Orioles. I love to b at Baltimore and particularly Earl Weaver becatise so much, Carew said later. he pops Wea ve rasntpoppingoff after the loss, w Ich cost the Orioles a shot at closing the gap with fir stplace Boston in the American League East. But he wasn't exactly docile, either. "Sure. every one you lose hurls, but we've got plenty of time to catch Boston," he said of the H ed Sox' seven-game lead. "I ast year we were ne off second marriage. Two years ago (at age 62), 1 nsa an excellent secretarial job. A riian my age - came from anuthersta tetobemyboss.)le was extremely attractive but he had a cod marriaiie and crown children, sol had no designs on games — • '—y ,'f Astros 4, Metz 0 Houston Manager Preston Gomez saw the figures on th e wall long before Monday night. "We've been out of it for two mon ths," he sa id. The rest of th e schedule is for the fut ure, w hich seems very promising For James Rodney Richard, who beat th e Mets on a six-hitter. Dodgers 3, Cubs 1 Los Angeles pitcher Burt Hooton, 11-9, gained an ot her shot In the arm with his victory over his Former teammates, th e Cubs, giving up fi ve hi ts bef ore leaving for Mike Marsha ll in th e eighth . Expos 4-2, Padres 1-5 Ted Kubiak and Bobby Tolan drove In two runs apiece to lead San Diego to its second game over Montreal. Jose Morales' tie-breaking pinchsingle tr iggered a three run eighth inn in g that carried the Expos to victory In th e first game. Carew, Tv vms Shoot Down Orioles MOVING CAN get First-hand eidcnce of all those "you knows." After she hears it, she will clean up her SUSAN 1 DEAR SUSAN: You know, D that's a dandy Idea' ' 'I - a - -- - It .. fast I . give the recordings -I said,' and what not" at the end of near ly every sentence. After that, I vowed to over. come that obnoxious habit. The husband who Is tired of hear ing his wife say, "You know," all the time ought to act. Reds 3, Cardinals 2 Don Gullett, the high-flying Red's ace pitcher, pit ched Monday night for the first time since a ha ir line fract ure of his right th umb sidelined him June 16. The International League AllStars, not abc ye Gullett delivered 67 pitches and five sh utou t Innings hitting a team when it's down, stepped on the PiralIts be fore giving way to Pedro Borbon who gave way 5-2, then the Philadelphia Phillies, Interested In to Will McEnaney who gave way to Clay Carroll potting the Pirates down, clubbed th e Atlanta Bras es who gave way to Rawley Eastwick ... who finally 6-3 to join Pittsburgh atop the NI East. nailed do wn the Reds' nin th straight victory. The loss dropped th e Cardinals 2 games off the pace In the Mike Schmidt, home run hero in the Ptiilllesvict ry over the Braves, hit his first homer of the night in Ithe NLEast. The Reds remained 17 games ahead of the pearance in Atlan ta since he refused to pla y for tihe secondplace Dodgers. ... rent or buy a tape recorder and background Information Grace Henris of Fern Park, writing up the monologues to be Th e Pittsburgh Pirates are so low they can Ic twice without playing against major leaguers. ne Pirates, hooked on a sixpine tailspin, Ia night off from the major league rat race but still took it on the chin, losing some pride and then s )le posseaion 01 irsi pwce in ue - auonai izague at. Braves earlier in th e season, belted a two-run shot. Schmidt led off the seventh with his 28th homer of th e season. ... couldn'tt beliee m ears I had - speeches will allow each doll to O'Day. A good deal of Homemakers Clubs and were made to Include women, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — Z, __ ..I _JAW . slowly last year but still surpassed 1,000 yards set on a Super Bowl rushing record. Pirates Deadlocked r Beniie, A Woman ." AN OLD FOOl I recently dc recordi send to : friend dress r 0 someone. _.. i--- I)F AR ABBY In reference the husband who was being,, driven up a wall because his wife used "you know" at least once in every sentence; 4 -ol•' Dan was promoted during the offseason from club vice president to president. Dan and Noll have been the prime movers In the Steeler transition. They draf ted or sig ned 43 of the If our veterans and rookies perfoim well, we can have th e championship again," Noll says Noll, 43, once as dubbed "The Pope" because ask for the robe, %rite off the solution is needed. lUnks for I05L And the next time you reading t is. to tell entertain th e boss, make It Dolls to be featured include . _I• 1 and losses. (Have you flood and will Just kill time until I'm to old insurance?) In any case, If a respec tabi v.Ofllan. inyse table husband lacks the courage to - - __ shoes . Steelers, defending the National Football League title for the first time in their 43-year history. surance business. perhaps you it will be o% I enjoy my family, travela lot ' ' ::4 sections jWr Noll was signed by Dan Rooney, who gets less publicity th an the aro matic cigars smoked by his cele brated lath er, club-found er Arthur Rooney. g - . - -• necessary for constructing the doll making and quilting at George Washington; Betsy Doll House. He also solicited the Seminole Community College Ross, Abraham Lincoln, Intended as an educational he lp of DeBar) carpenter John this fall, has volunteered to Pocahontas; Benjamin aid to be used in sinoie the 10 dolls, who will Franklin; George Washington County schools this fall, the Doll Hill to build the Carver; Clara Barton; Jackie The task of designing pat- come complete with wigs, H ouse wil l contain doll entic and spectacles. Fabric th Robinson; Thomas and for eir of ten of the nation's most terns kr the dolls' auth clo ing th is being In selecting these co ed Daniel Boone. llect by significant historical per- pe riod costumes has fallen t of Seminole 10 his torical figures, efforts sonalities. Tape recorded Sanford seamstress Mary members ,, fan. Yet it sums up this season's theme for the er make his home in a distant What do you Sug est' state, I,Pd Ill probably never, MFI ESSINHARTFOR[) see him again. Meanwhile, lIr" DEAR NAMELESS: Since enjoy whatever happine&s I ha ve with turn. When he leaves your h b d I I lb In- ____ Digging into the history of local and out f-state libraries. Eve reports she has learned more about American history through this research than ever she did in school. %Somen'i Editor structure drawn up and has "When you coast, th ere's only one d irec tion to go," sa ys Noll. The r unning game is Franco Harris. He started and Joining him are Mike Wagner , J.T. Tho mas and Mel Blount, and help could come from Dave Brown, the No.1 draft pick from Michigan. In th e offensive line Mike Webster and Jim Clack play guard and center, and Gerry Mullins plays guard, tack le and tight end. Ray Mansfield, Jon Kolb, Gordon Gravelle and Sam Davis also he lped Pittsburgh surrender the Fewest quarterback sacks In the AFC. Tight end Larry Brown could emerge as a good receiver. There's speed and depth wide wi th Frank Lewis, Ron Shanklin, John St.a llworth and Lynn Swann, maybe th e slickest of the bunch. ..: .4 his boss. . personalit) structure, The line was borrowed from the late author happens . 4 _- lw - N -n_ - -_7N. ___ _;~. - - i research — 47 players who suited up for th e Super Bowl victory over Minnesota. Th e key players will all be back, includ in g All. Pro defensive end L.C. Greenwood ; Mean Joe Greene, the lea gu e's De fensive Most Valuable Player in 1974; Ernie "Arrow head" Holmes; and Dwight "Mad Dog" White. They are th e soul of defense that yielded th e fewest yards in th e NFL last season and led with 52 quarterback sacks. At linebacker are All Pros Andy Russel and Jack Ham arid a Rookie of th e Year, A nd y Russell. A standout in th e secondary Is slende r sa fety Glen Edwards. in Jacqueline Susann, and the sign, with a grinning likeness of Coach Chuck Noll , was painted by a ' oirrriw &_, , * tell"his or her story to young i Eve Crabtree (left), Donna FCUCrh3hfl select fabric for dresses i storica ng To Sa The Great American Doll House will represent to memirs of Sanford's Junior Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Woman' s Club their version of the 'great American (Bicen- , / 1" Ho W. 4 ' -,:::' Bill Reekfrom left) Ken Mullis. Kathrine Whelehel review srript. ilk-raid Photos b) Gordon Williamss • i. _. - jjr - ,-,, ---f , ii*v uv of his sober intensity as a player with the Cleveland Browns. And though he's smiling more than past seaso ns, th ere's no indication he's lost concentration. LATHOBE, Pa. (AP) - Just past th e screen door at the training camp office of the Pittsburgh Steelers is a sign: Once Is Not Enough. , • I husband . -• 4_t i I' -, . — .',*_v .%•. By - ?' IL / ' S Motto, Once Is Not E 0 1 Steele 1 him .( i.L I t I / - I' - Abby 1 - 1 Tunday, Aug. 19,1975--i B Dear ar executive with a large in- I surance company. My problem i Is my husband's boss. He's not 'I analcoholIc,butwheflhedT1flk 'A too much which is ever) time _________________________ 1 in our home), [ we entertain his kidneys, he loses control of lie has now been per. and I can't tell you what he has done to our Furniture! (I had to nianently based with this of lice, re-cover a satin brocaded chair and his wife has moved h e t e, . ai.u. .iac icurne 'ers couldn't cause L&St of friends. ii am now retired get the stain out) The wife arid i visit each Another time the boss had one other, but the man I see as her of those ',iccidents,' my husband is not man who let turn wear his best comes to visit me when he gt• bathrobe for the rest of the a night out alone. I still love hir evening.Theboss'orelt me, deeply, but I'll never do and I never saw it again. It ayUuing to cause another I gave to be the man an pain We are v y or discreet and no one knows ChriEtmas and (Can OU imagine two pcople get it back, but he dc*sn t have their 60s having an affair such the nerve to ask for it because as ours?) he doesn't want to emba rrass He will eventually retire and U! . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DEAR ABBY: My husband is — ___ V - SPORTS 1, The ,,ext division would consist of nine conFerences Big Sky, !vy League, Mid-American, Missouri Valley, Ohio Valley, Pacific Coast Athletic Association, Southern, Southland and Southwestern Athletic plus the following Independents: Akron, Army, Cincinnati, Colgate, Connecticut, Dayton, Delaware, Florida A&M, Hawaii, Raly Cross, Illinois State, Indiana State, Louisville, Massachusetts, Marshall, Navy, Nevada-Las Vegas, North Texas State, Northeast Louisiana, Rutgers, Southern Mississippi, Temple, TenneseeChattanooga, Tennessee State, VWanova and Western Carolina. The rest of the nation's football-playing NCAA - - Stages colleges would be remain Division II or III. The super conference would be called Division 1, with the other majors Division I-A. Possible criteria for ioembership in the super conference are the number of football scholarships, Future scheduling patterns, past performances against other teams In the new di vision, number of varsity sports and athletic facilities. To remain a member, a school wc'..dd be required to play 51 per cent of its nonconference games against other teams in the division while Independents would have to play 51 per cent of all games against other "super powers." -- * i, Floridians CaP ture 20 'S ecial * " I of b LONG WOOD Twenty gold, 12 silver and 13 bronze medals were won by the 80-member Florida delegation to the Fourth International SpCcIal Olympics held at Central Michigan University In Mt. Pleasan t earli er this month. The four girls chaperoned by Mrs. Joan Helms, Special Olympics Seminole County coordinator and SC.ARC vice- C' president, won five medals. The backstroke, 30.8 seconds; fifth girls are: Mattle Dixon of Sanf or d, gold medal, 440-yard run, 70.8 seconds; fifth place standing long Jump, 61", Glor ia Elder of Melbourne, gold medal, 50-yard dash, 14,3 seconds; gold medal, softball throw, 49'9". Donna Detweller of Daytona, 25-yard medal, silver place, 25-yard treestroke. Marilyn Gaines of DeLand, silver medal, 50-yard dash, 7.0 seconds. Fifty-seven delegations to tali ng 3,200 participated In the International Special Olympics, which included delegations from seven foreign countries— Brazil, Canada, El Salvador, France, Germany, Mexico and the Philippines, In addition to track and field, events were held in swimming and bowling, basketball (Florida girl's basketball team from Okaloosa County won a gold medal), floor hockey, Ice skating, gymnastics and volleyball. Trophies for outstanding showmanship (enthusiasm, marching ability and attrac- 0 m tiveness) were awarded to the Wisconsin and Philippine delegations, 'flit ..puilng p..rode has led by eight mentally and physically handicapped students on horseback from Cheff Center In Augusta, Mich. Mrs. Eunice Kennedy SchrIver, president of Sjieclal Olympics Inc., Sargent ScJiiver, Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, Gold Medals 1* C' Rater Johnson, former gold medal winner of the decatholon from the U.S. Olympics; Rose, Grier, Los Angeles Rams football team; Michael Cole from the "Mod Squad;" Rick Barry, Golden State Warriors basketball team; Susan Sainte James from "McMillan and Wife;" 'Theresa Merritt from "That's My Mama;" Sally Struthers from "All In the Family;" music group Bo Donal dson and the Hay-woods; and Mac Davis participited In the opening and closing ceiemonls.s. Over 51 mid-Michigan communities entertained inthvldual delegations all day Sunday, Aug. 10, for an "Exploration Day." 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The sta(buin currently is being expanded from 18,000 to 52,000 seats in an effort to upgrade the game, which has run into financial difficulties in recent years. • KY. GIN .. • ' !'sl S;'s 71i 4.99 Citrus Bowl, El MR. ED , ,'•I IN BRIEF Tangerine Bowl, No; J ~! LONG BRANCH ., 4 YR. KY . BRB. HOUSE CP4AACMI Ii! - I ó 1 HOLLANDIJJ:iU'IU'IIN.0 MQUUN ROUGE ____ ___ to SIR KY SRI PUERTO RLCO S 1",t$T 46.40 CASt rCHAMPAGNE GLASSES 4,99 104 $i41'S, MflflWI 12 YEAR RUM SF'F'T'S _________ " ______ I ,'.-, .,, ______ , S1IRGUOY '51 FG4I 040*11 U U CAu .R1A.O4IiMTI-CL*flT .- McHENRY ________ Pt.ASTIC8 •Oa 99' tia a ?e 7.9s PLANTER'S I MR. BOST 1 ICE CURLS NUTS I BAR GUIDE 69' THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS" I MAGNUM I 1000 RECIP'S 7t 1T 1.19 TIN, RIG. POMBAL L_ ,, GIN UOR ' 010 FLORIDA U 5 CAPtADtAIq CANADIAN IJ CERTIFIED It A "001 VODKA CANADIAN SUNSET ABC 8 YEAR [ç of SCOTCH SAXONY LONDON (''N PREMIUM SCOTCH Ait IT S I £40 IT S CR147 CANADIAN ____ CANADIAN I _____ _______ SUNRISE Wool *151 K.D • I YEAR 599 KY BOURBON 1i9 8 479 TOM SIMS 8 YR. r8- YR VP I*ACI PWuiiPt ABC SCOTCH LIGHT OR DARK RUM PREMIUM UUS4II RIVERS 4 BRANDY SIAILtY JACQUIN THREE GIN I-!-1) 6ISIt.A SUG RESALE -_-__ V.S.O.P. qV gx 'u CANADIAN GILBEY __ - " CASSELBERRY- Managing Partner A. A. Grub of the Seminole Turf Club in Casselberry announced Monday that the turf club will operate the second half of the season. The 41.day second half of the current meet will get unOctober 1 and run through November 17. "The rumors that have been instigated by those who do not know our position, have caused me to make this reaffirmation of our goals for the track". Grub said. "We have a great deal of confidence in this Central Florida area and my partner and I look forward to many years of racing at our plant." Grillo also said that the second half of the meet should at- Charges 110SEI3UR(;, Ore. tAP) - Woody Green and Ifich Lewis of the National Football League stand trial in I)ouglas County Circuit Court Aug. 2D on charges of raping a 16-year.old girl, Green, 23, was the Kansas City Chiefs' first draft choice this year. Lewis, 24, is a linebacker with the New York Jets. Concepcion: Fractured Bone Express Wins Point JACKSONVIlLE (All) - The Jacksonville Express, insisting it had the right to deal with running back Tommy Reamon, has won a point in the World Football League dispute. Harry Meshaw, one of the Express owners, said Monday that the WFL has modified a fine invoked earlier on claims the team dealt with Reamon before he was released by San Antonio. Instead of giving up six per cent of the gate receipts from its game with San Antonio here Saturday and 10 per cent of the receipts from a game at San Antonio Oct. 26, Meshaw said the Express will have to give up only five per cent of the receipts from the away game and none from the home game. 1 OubIitP*d once a week for four consectfilvir apoiovet of week s. the matt er of said report and the orderir,Q Of di stribution of 'a 1 estate will tome before t he cc? S James P. Peter A Executor of said estate PubOth' July 29 Aug 3, 17, 19. 7975 DEP 161 , \ '.' , ::- ,; 4 _V .t I ~ % .- - , ' : , I~ MR o k ..'..'. th ' . '-. _ ,,, -. . i A lm-2 -I I , - ) ~ SO e qj jl oo ~! ~ W-- I Trinity Prep took a trip two years ago to England and Scotiand. Arscott said he hopes a Saint delegation can make the trip every two years. Trinity Prep was the Central Florida soccer champion last season and will be favored to repeat this season. Practice will start in late October and the season will begin in December. Twenty high schools will compete in the Central Florida Socce r League. Eight een competed last year. • The North 100 feet of the West 111.4 feet Of Lot 35, NEW UPSALA, ac cording to t'e ptat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 67 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; LESS the west 15 feet for road; together with all structures, Im tract some of the top stables in the country. At the beginning of the first half of the meet this year, the Seminole Turf Club had attracted some of the top horses who regularly work out at the Ben White Raceway before heading north to the larger tracks. Grillo hopes to attract the same top flight horses for this meet. This is the third year of operation for the harness plant in Casselberry. Although the venture has not been profitable In the past, Grillo thinks that with the ever-improving economy in the area, the track could break into the black column In October. A J..I. I I I' 'II 1 1 I I I %, ' UIU F. LOUIS AP - Cincinnati Reds shortstop nave Concepcion, who has not played since Aug. 8 becaise of what was thought to be a bruised wrist, actually has a fractured bone and will remain sidelined two to three weeks. The fracture in the right wrist was revealed Monday when X rays were taken for the second time, club officials said, A movable splint was placed on the wrist. - I -- Sheriff Semnele CCsjntp F S f Publish July 29, Aug S. 17 i. 1 ; 75 bE p 167 ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION No: 75.1I3O.CA.0$.A SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST ORANGE. tka BANK OF EAST ORANGE. a Florida bankng cct provements, fixture's, appliances i,nd appurtenances on said land or ed in conlunction therewith us poration. This sale is made pursuant a Plaintiff. Summary Final Judgment entered vs . in Civil Action 75 1000CA0I A now pending in the Circuit Court in and AVERY E. WISDOM and RENEE M WISDOM. hs wfe. for Seminole County, Florida. SECOND Defendants DAT ED this lSthdayo$ Agu5t, A D 15 NOTICE OF ACTION S'-AU TO AVERY E '%lSOO.t rd Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Court er01r,tha Circuit Oil fliCe OA U Vihlen Geneva. Florida Deputy C lerk YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an S JOSEPH DAVIS JR. ESQ action to foreclose a mortga.ieon the STENSTROM. DAVIS & following property in Seminole Flagship Bark of Sanford County, Florida Suite 22 PARCEL NO 77. The South 625 Post Office Box 1330 felt of the West 'of the Southwest Sanford, Florida 37771 I of the Nodheat 1 1. Section 6. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Township 70 South, Range 32 Fast, Publish Aug 79 197j Less the East 33 feet of the North 733 DEQ 105 feet for road and tubiect to a IS tee? for brldlC path on ?Pit' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR East, South ,nd West scjes THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.1706-CA-4$.A I yes u .. E IIL . - '- L AND PARCEL NO 21 and South of PARCEL NO 26 The West of tht, Northeast '.. of Sethon 6, Townerap 30 South. Range 37 East. Less the North 1375 feet and the South $25 tee' £1150 less the East 33 feet for road WILLIE CHARLES MOOR E and Subject to a 15 feet easement on tr. DOROTHYMOORE. his wife. CHARLES HENRY Ind KATIE West sIde for bridle path HENRY h wife THE UNITED AND I + I I iw '..'. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff I ---" ''" ,..: .4t't.,.t 't' ,, ,j i ,, ,,'.'..:."'7" 4 ' • • Williams signed a baseball ORLANDO (AP) - At. tome) Dario Icardi, who lists contract with the Cincinnati former football great Johnny Reds in 1972 after graduating CREDI THRIFT ACCEPTANCE PARCEL P40 9 The Scuth 66000 Unitas among his clients, sass from Merritt Island High CORPORATION and THE STATE he may tile a defamation suit School, where he was a member OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF 'tthNortheast 1 4 ofS against two baseball scouts who of the state champion football Township 70 South. Range 37 East Defendants 1155 the East 66100 feet Subtec' prompt ed the NCAA to rescind team . He was subsequently MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE the0 E the eligibility of a Florida State traded to the Baltimore organNOTICE OF SUIT and North sides for Road football player. ization but quit baseball last iect to a IS 00 fnot easement on South and West s.'s tof Ira n.a'e The NCAA Council ruled Sat- year and enrolled at FSU as a TO CHARLES HENRY and and b 'dl pa th urdiy that linebacker Waldo freshman. KATIE HENRY. his wie. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Williams was ineligible to play He made the first team as a A ND that an action to foreclos"re a for the Seminoles because linebacker in spring practice mortgage on the following PARCEL NO I fThe South flO tee? Icardi once represented him as and Coach Darrell Mudra y. "f the North 193 an agent in negotiations with praised turn as a great addition LINCOLN 660 feet of the East lot 1 Block 2 HEIGHTS SECTION TWO ac theist ' the Cincinnati Reds to the Seminole squad Section 4 Townhp ') to the plat thereof as South. Range 37 East. subie(ttoa I', Although a new NCAA rule But then, according to Br-Id-. cording recordeci In Plat Book Page fteeasementonWestsdeforbrd'. permits a professional in gers, scouts Joe Bowen and sport to be classified a an George Zuraw told NCAA ID- Florida amateur in another, a related vestiators that Icardi had I' been tiled aganst you, and rOU has been filed against you and acolpy otI" rule prohibits any amateur ath negotiated Williams' contract *f Men defenses thereto. of :T ny, lete from ever having an agent. with the Reds, making turn in- upon LEONARD V WOOD, At DONALD F. WRIGHT, Pta;ntitf s torny for plaintiff, at Suite 711, 251 attorney, whose address is lIlt Icardi said Monday that the eligible. South Orange Avenue. Post Ot$." Maitlan( Avenue Allamonle rule was both unfair ind Icard Ihowever, Springs. 1-lorlda 37707, nd file the Ron 367. Orlando. Florida 37901 or, ' a wrongfully applied to Williams. categorically denied the oiIgihel with the Cla'rK of the above (W befort the 75th day .A Aug.'i' "I found out about the rule charge, hinting that the scouts Styled Court on or before the 32nd 1975. and fit, the original s.,th the day of September. ISiS' otherwise a Clerk of this Court either bef o re and cancelled our agreement were out for revenge, Service on Plaintiffs attorne', o iuctcmert may be entered aain'st three years ago before Waldo Icardi said he sat in one V0%1 for the relict demana'ed l the immedia'ely thereafter; OtherA 5.' bdefauit wall'OeenfefeUagainst ever negotiated with the pros," negotiating session with Wil. complaint herein Icardi said. "I think the action liams, his father and Lh, scouts' WITNESS my hand and scal Cl for the relief demanded in Court. U.s 15th day of August, of the NCAA was a great in. "but told them several times WITNESS my hand and sei this Court on tt'u 70h 1.1', justice." that ! didn't Waldo (5(4.1) 1975 FSU Athletic Director John because of the rule and I was Arth r H (CO V!EAL Bridgers said he would meet there only to listen. Jr Clock of Circuit Court Clerk cf the Circuit Couri with lcardl ar.d FSU attorneys "They rustle a couple of of. By Elaine RiChard, By' P,tartha T. Vat.frxs Deputy Clerk this week to decide whether to terswhich were not accepted by Deputy Cletk seek a court reversal of the Waldo arid his father and at one Publish Aug 19. 76. & Sept 7. 1, tiPS PtbII5h July 29 Aug 3, I?, 19, Ilt NCAA Ore. point Bowen got infuriated." i two 101 DFP 169 ' rI ' C It 'j)'' .fl. - ' o) av ".' A mritraj Snaps Streak By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was the end of a long day for Bob Lutz and a long wait for Vijay Amritraj. Amritraj snapped a 17-month tournament losing streak Monday night, blitzing Californian Bob Lutz 6-4, 7-5 for the singles title and the $9,000 first prize in the $50,000 Buckeye TenMs Quunpionshi. Dolphins Sign Drougas MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Dolphins have signed veteran lineman Tom Drougas and released five rookies from camp, team officials report. Drougas, Baltimore's first round choice In 1972, was signed after a one-day tryout at guard and tackle. The former Oregon star was recently released from Kansas City and has also played at Denver and Baltimore. Joliet Eliminates Tampa r '' represent Santa Clara, Calif., and I.AI"AVET'I'E, I nd. (Al') Joliet, Ill., will begin a best -of-three series tonight to determine the champion of Colt League Baseball. Jolie. eliminated Tampa Monday night 6-3 in 10 tnni,igs, and Santa Clara ousted Pikesille, Md., with a 5-2 %ictory. - •' " - "''' . _':__ . . '"" "''' '.+5" - ' "' '' ' "." " = '' ' '' ' ' _ '' 'U ' = -. - 41 ts one ".' 40 - . . L- ______ 0 -- Grub: Turf Club To Open On Schedule October 1 4.99 SIiiISE PLACE . REPEATER BARTON - --;ri.H WHITEHORSE 11!' ("4 NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All per-mm are 1''.tD-f r,!fod that the ..1eceigned as E.ecutor o f sald estate, has completed The ad min'strat Ion thereof and has tiled in said court his IVSSI report a nd ap plication for dis chat,ge Ooiections thereto. if any should be duly IèICd After filing proof of publicat,on showing this notice has been NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'a' by virtup of that c e rta in Wri t of Execution issued out of and under INVITATION TO BID the seal of the Circuit Court of FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE Seminole County, Florida. upon a CITY OFLONGW000 final judgment render ed ,fl the NOTICE 5 hereO'y given 'hat aforesaid court on the 72nd day 0) se.I,.d bidS will be receiv ed fl !hC P.'ay, A 0 1973 0 that 'ertan cas" Cly Clerk's Otfice. City Hall, entitled, FIVA Credit Corp Longwood. Florida. until noon Virginia corporation. Plaintiff. vs BlOndys Inc a Florida Corporation September 5th. 7975 and S.E X , Inc.. a Fla. Corp This includes liability, corn prehensve, workman's comp etc Defendant, which aforesaid Writ Of Specifications may be picked up at Execution was delivered to me as City Hall, 115 W Warren Ave. Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida , Longwond. from $ 00 A M until s.00 and I have levied upon the following described property owned by P M Monday through Friday The City reserves the fight to Blondys. Inc a Florida Cor reject any or all bids, any bid p0111 ion and S E X Inc.. a FIor;da rereivedafterthespecifiedtim,wilI corporation, said property bling not be considered. No bidder may located in Seminole County, Florida. withdraw his bid for a period of more particularly described as forty five (45) days after the date set follo*for bid opings All property taken from tne Bios will be opened at the council defendant's place of business on E meeting. September $tli. 197$ after E. Williamson Road. LOngwoud 7)3 P M Florida Including 6 File Cabinets. I City of Longwood Refrigerator, 1 Metal Chair. I Desk, Se'mnole County, Florda I Vacuum Under Drain Pump on By Onnie P. Shomate Wheels, 1 Sump Pump. 1 Hand Gas Pump, 1 SIgal. drum with liquid. 1 City Clerk Publish Aug 17, 15, 19. 20. 27. 72, 7975 76' of 4" Rubber Hose. I Buffalo DEO 96 Springfield 12 ton roller, I Swivel Chair, 1 Sump Pump and One 1970 C, M C. Pick up Vin No IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CS1JIAZS34U FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, One 1973 Ford Pickuup, Van No FLORIDA. F10VNQ4714 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.I000.CA49.A One 1071 Ford Pick UP, Vin No IRENE FOGNKOI77S JOHN P LOMMERSE and The vehicles and other ejipment LOMMERSE, his wife, stored at Altamonte Garage ri Plaintiffs, Altamonte Springs. Florida and t furniture stored at Lossing Transler KENNETH C. OCCOOK and & Storage in Sanford. Florida LYNDA c DECOOK, hiS wife, and Additional information avalf,itiie GENERAL FINATICE COP from the Civil Division of the PORATION OF FLORIDA. a Seminole County Sheriff' s Depart. Delaware corporation, ment, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County. Flori'ja. *ill at Defer.dants 11 00 A M on the 20th 'l-iy 04 August, A D 1975. offer for sa'e and sell to NOTICE OF SALE the Ptghest bidder, for cash, subject and all existing Icins, at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that to my!West) Door of the Seminole Front onthe5th day of5egtember.1$15.at County Courthouse in Sanford, 11'00oc$orkA M at the West Front Florida, the above described per Door of the Courthouse of Seminole at property. County. at Sanford, Florida the That said sale i% being made t underslgnecl Clerk will oner for satisfy the tefm of ¶.id Writ c to the highest and be's! bidder for Execution cash the following describeo real John E Polk property 0111 GO11 10 YR. V.0. 'Ir. "-'.. -, .t left, called a press conference Monday to announce that harness racing would proceed as scheduled at the Casselberry track. { MARTiNI & ROSS' l.l9[jRMOUTN 2.12 1 'd's boft"',04011 osi LUIDTT iu-w; Io - --i. I I.UVN?T . Oct. 'I for the second half of its season, A. A. Grillo, a'. IU$v$D? LAUTIS*t 2 110 KY BOURBON •,'j. TAYLORnWINES $tlM.IN "On many occasions we had clinics with some of their top coaches. The same men who were training their players would instruct us, "This is the super-thrill of it all. It was like watching the Miami Dolphins practice and then having Don Shula come over and teach you the finer points of the game." Most of the opponents were youth teams of the large professional soccer clubs. "The namnes of these teams are synonymous with great soccer over there," Arscott said. The Saints traveled to Holland to see "total soccer" - the upcoming technique where every team player takes responsibility for each position on the field. "It was a great experience to see the best in the world playing 'total soccer'," Arscott said, "to see first-hand what's involved in it." The Trinity Prep contingent spent three weeks in England and one week in Holland. "We spent every free moment trying to see what England was all about," Arscott said. "We went into their cathedrals and hiked through their woods. It was a great experience for everyone." The team raised money for the trip by staging raffles, selling drinks and food at the school, car washes and donations. SEMINOLE FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 5.430 ESTATE Of LEROY B PElTER. Legal Notice ___________________________ After rumors that the Seminole Turf Club would not open 1 5.49 . Trinity Prep's soccer team didn't go to England and Holland to win, so the three %ictories were icing on the cake. Seventeen players, a manager and a handful of school officials returned home a week ago after a four-week soccer tour of England and Holland. Trinity Prep's team played nine games in England and three in Holland. The Saints won two in England and one in Holland. "You don't go over there expecting to win anything," Trinity Prep Soccer Coach Richard Arscott said. "It's a learning experience. "We played very, very strong teams, especially In England. They were part of the professional club leagues, and some of the players actually were paid professionals. "When you realize that soccer is their national sport, and we were playing the pick of the group, you see that It's awfully difficult." But the victories and losses were not measured solely from the games. The Trinity Prep players also received instruction from some of England and Holland's top soccer coaches, "We not only played games," Arscott said, "the teams would take us into their stadiums, which hold 60,000 or 70,000, and show us the entire complex. ev t...a BUTLER SCOTCH I Dick Brooks had a wreck Sunday at Talladega that looked worse to many people than Lund's crash earlier. Brooks was unscathed. ~~ s.ss . fl n NAiVEVS unot IAM Oddly, some of the worst crashes never result in injuries. M ar io Andretti and Tom Sneva ha ve walk ed away from Indy car crashes that left little more than the driver's seat. Donohue was listed in satisfactory condition Monday following surgery at the Neurosurgical Clinic of Graz En~1 1 1 1 1 1I1 1~ and H~~~:)licind SCOTCH u •g.• RED • WHITE • ROSE Indy ra cing hasn't had a dea th since Swede Savage was fatally injured at Indianapolis in 1973. A number of top Formula I drivers have died each year for the past several years. .4411. J&B . IQUART HEDGES 1 Indy cars offer dr ivers, who sit between two fuel tanks, only a beefed up roll bar for Impact. Formula cars offer even less. Team Soccer 111.1 ... Hospital in Zeltweg, Austria. Further information on the American driver was sketchy after the hospital imposed a news blackout, saying it would be four or five days before the success of surgery could be determined. 11 STaAGT $OURUO' 399 NAPOLEON 8RAJO Y IIMCJ 4.99 4,175 GINRUM-VODkA 54.95 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 86° 61 95 STANLEY IMP CANADIAN 549 449 ABC 6 YR. 850 KY. BRB. 3.99 -.47.75 SOMETHING SPEC Alan' i.ua'c. 8 99... 9950 K 0. 86: BLEU 4995 JACQUIN SLOE GIN 3., 116195 MR 10 KENTUCKY BLEND QuART MR. 104 YEAR KY.BRB.4.69..t51.95 QUART ROYAL CASTLE 868: 3.69 . 4195 01. CERTiFIED RUM 0 599 uw 6995 JACOUIN BOND HALL BLEND 3 '.s 10'42.95 90 GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE 010 STANLEY 8 YR, 86 4.49 sr. 4995 QUART CERTIFI(O SCOTCH 01. WATERFILL & FRAZJER.'. 6 49,.74 95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 3 s'.s 14 5595 WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BOND 899 ,'. 9950 MR 10 KY GIN ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. KY. BRB,1 110 41.15 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH 3 .. 12' 5115 ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN . 479 54.95 ABC VODKA RUM .S I' U 8 YEAR 010 REPEATER KY.BRB. 3.99,4?. 95 QUART J.D. SCOTCH '$ OT. BONDS M Y R s. i.i 4,49 MILL 4995 JACOUIN ROYALE VODKA 6 1.49 83.88 0110 YR SILAS HOWEKYBRB5.99..w6895 01. WHYTE & MACKAY 31.5 86 STANLEY KY BLEND 3 3 11 4495 STANLEY KY VODKA 14 5973 •... ". QUAIL CREEK 4.59!SCOTCH 3.79 'QUART Nil?, 1 NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR I ~ IC ANADIAN :P" = I% k% n " MIST m PAUL Tm #A Il an OT. JONES ji olo b-19 2.99 'S KY BLEND J ~ JACK DANIELS 4S IO SIP BROOKFORD 10 YEAR ' VODKA - 4.39 S.'., I.l:flI'14M.tP1A.I•i!jj 1LUi•1: v1 ' - - I QT.V,O. BARTON •. CANADIAN -• Wtl 'IQT ca.sai _______________________________________ kEW1UCy CIIWf CLII - TbPf uc - L*rSIflI P1,P1Ci$t SC*$APPS i ROYAL DELUXE YR. 86 PR. SCOTCH ', 15 SOUYINI* - GUT 501 ASSI - TIACHISS SCOTCH SIAG*AM V JIM SIAM IT SOU*SO GI IUM RA CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR. MR. ED 4.i9, Gaei Bouon r'rwiswc. CERTIFIED BRANDY I SI AwI*sr1iI IIII C116 US sue:' 3 1 DRY GIN SI cct'aivrn - "" kf!TUcky CLta StLb$t _____________________ _____________ - 6.99 sOILs .. l,V Lit. * IAZAI)I .A MACGREGOR STANLEY 1', GLl ,::u i (IAN •v• 8LE'40 IMP COFUI LIQUEUR RIVERS CANADIAN -, CERTIFIED - GUCKENHEIMER 9.49 1.99 hA MARIA THREE 7 ~ =_ WISER 10 YR. ____ 155 FI.A S - At 436, oou uoutu* DARK XV GIN MEXICO S FIFE ST !y BENEDICTINE STANLEY CERTIFIED in 48' Casselberry , It TOM SIMS __________________ ___________________ __________________________________ * Hi.Way 17.92, Fern Park vvo •. I __ 8 YR. KY. BRB Prep t.Ul1, big trouble." The open wheel racers generally operate at much faster speeds than the heavy sedans. Stock car drivers also have better protection, with heavy steel roll cages around the driver, 71 . -- Lp, ) 6.49 CAUL BRANDY £. JI scoic 7495CASE £ SCOTCH SCOTCH 4.97 . - io S 'it _ _________________________________ MARTIN'S v v o ST IT 1*1 c.ss s -1 - 41" . . .- 1' I CERTIFIED TEQUILA DRINKS ALL 11 THOMPSON ANNE 3.99. *.tut':."t ii,)! £.I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES Vi ts KY BOIJRBOd QUEEN ____ Trinity _____ - SAVING IS YOURS VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN ABC 6 YR. KY. HEDGES 5t$AiøT BUTLER 86: e'si SCOTCH ''. CARLOAD THE ' •1 ~k 90°7YEAR OLD ' Tit FiA ItvEIAG( Gt.,O1 "You can drive a stock car pretty sloppy and get away with it," says stock car veteran Bobby Allison, who also races Indy cars. "You can make little mistakes, or bump doors with somebody else on the track, even brush the wall, and still be able to correct. A stock car is much more stable. "One little jolt or lapse with an Indy car can mean IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR I "Formula I racing is the most dangerous type of racing I've ever been in," sa id Mark Donohue a few da ys before he suffered brain injuries Sunday in a Grand Prix crash. "The courses are very dangerous and formula drivers tire i1most like Kamikaze pilots in their fearlessness." Tuesday, Aug. it, 915-3 B Legal Notice safetv R 'You don't go over there expecting to win anything. When YOU realize that soccer is their national sport, and we were playing the pick of the group, you see that it's awfully difficult.' -Richard Arscott Jody Ballard, abo ve, meets Gene Icflette '' i It's the fluke hit that usually kills in stock car racing. Impact in a Formula I or Indianapolis-type racer Is much more critical. Larry Smith was killed at Talladega in 1973 in a freak accident. He had a special selt belt restraint system accidentiy switched off when he clipped the I ' RUM nvs$ Smith and Friday Hassler, pancaked in a massive pileup In 1972 at Daytona, Fla., were the only stock car fatalities in five years prior to Lund's crash. Lund, who will be buried Wednesday near his Cross, S.C., home, was crushed to death in a six-car smashup In the Talladega 500. Terry Link's Chevrolet broad. sided Lund's spin.iing Dodge at about 200 miles per hour. '- '-..-- :M?$1cL1.L.% ABC BUYS BY 14.5 5.97 ____________ CASE LIST WHOLESALE OPIN suo l)fOMSUC - SCOTCH si is ca-st ARE 6TOIBELOW LV1TDAYP*ICI$ 5 . or 23 , ?j i'tsj I wall after a tire blew out. Without his harness locked, he was thrown forward and hit the dashboard with his forehead. Hod Link hit Lund any place but the driver's side door, Lurid probably would still be alive. r#T DAY SALE TUES. AUG. 19 THRU I .-- *13 Lyvr. 8v. 74, Race Sw 75; S I7'. am U'KY.BRB. EARLY TIMES 4 YR 10 KY. SRI 1 . 10 YEAR 111i 370 SUNS Car 4 ROYAL DELUXE IMP. TEQUILA oSEcoay1zMIxo • DRY GIN QUAIL CREEK VODKA q1_ -L1(1U0-R,,.SAL E ' ' is GOLD COACH oo Cerr*. M. PC. 1y't. Bvt 'ac', WY. 330 : P44' ' Texas 311; A MERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER SEAGRAM 8 YR. KY. BRB. F PITCWING West Oakland ROYAL DELUXE oo Gvlle?. C TALL,ADEGA, Ala. (AP) - It's probably no consolation to Tiny Lund's widow or teen-aged son that the 43-year-old veteran's death Sunday was the first in stock car racing In more than two years, or that NASCAR Grand National racing is one of the safest of motor sports. - j Ca' CP . 24 PMquàl. "I I 16 York LA. Br=IL u C'' Ita"t. ! C1.(.àC ¶4 r.!. ' ) ti" Tin y Lund ' s Death M Card A solid right-hand puncher, Petern will be ratting his power against the speed of the fast moving lerrnite" In another 10.ec*znd bout, heavyweight's J1y Ballard and Gene Idlette are paired In a match that ma y not go the distance. Ballard ranked among the top 10 in the nation, Is a big favorite to win tonight's fight. The Texas heavyweight is considering this match as a "time-up for a date I have later thi.s month in Hc*on." But if Ballard is overr, the same thing might happen to him that happened to his stabkmate, Savage Tner. Turner took on Idlette two months ago and walked into a left hook that left him on the floor for more than five minutes. The knockout came with less than 30 secands gone in the first round. A rpecial six-round bout will feature the return of "Mad Dog" Ross. His opponent Is a little known junior middleweight from Jack.sonville, Max Horde. Horde has been begging Trampler for a shot at either Ross, Joey Vincent or the new sou thern champ. Victor "Taco' p, _____ ________ Tamavs Gas £,QN Hghl ight Rn' 11Lr1e "1 don't fee! I am fighting in Wells' hocrto because Orlando is home. have had more rights there ' than he has." Both men an tñgh1y4oaked in the United States the winner thould break Into the top 10 in Ring Magazine. The pairing ci Watkins and Peterion caught the boxing worki by zrprise. Both youngsters are 18 years old with bright futures. It was expected that they would avoid each other for another two or three years. But the cwmown came aoer than anticiapted when Petersion mme to matdmaker Bruce TrampIer and asked for the fight. Why should I wait? I want the southern a-p and I have to go through Watkins to get It. It might as well be now Instead of later," Peterson said. Watki ns is a f ormer National Golden Gloves winner from Texas. He is undefeated after 19 bouts and ranked fifth in the nation and first in the South Peter has been defeated twice in his 1bout career, by Nelson Alp&inso and Wayne Battle in over-the-weight matches. ORLANDO- Two southern title fights tcxñghts fight card at the Orlando haedl Sports St.athzun as John Pinney returns to def end his crown agairtt Gene Wells and Termite" Watkins accepts the challenge ci Larry Peter. For Pinney, It will be his first appearance at the local arenam in over 18 months. Since that time he has won his title from former thampiocion Dennis Riggs of Jacbonvifle and ctuI1y defended it against Riggs. Tommy Van Hatten, Al Cook and Wel1s. The Wells fight took - earlier this swnn in Tampa and the fiiial decision went in Pinneys favor on a majority verdict. Pete Ashlock, Wells' manger, feels his man was the victim Ct a hometown decision" and he is certain Wells will win tonight, If Wells can defeat Pinney he will be the second man to di' it Mike Ron stopped Pinney in the fif th ro.ug1 in New York last year. "As hr as I'm concerned, this fight I with Wells is a steppng stone to a rematch with Na,.s.aI Lel,,e RATTI%?,' , ~ Ilx .' C Ss. $' W atkins By LOU IS SAPSIS Herald Bsxiag Writer Baseball Major League PIMbloffaft Wells, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' '.'.'': • . "-s �___ -. - •.' - $ -' -iuuij.rJ . ____ _________ _____ ___________ ______________________ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. Aug. 1, 17S-46 -- - hothaph - 9 Seeds 1I11;° Prepare Where your friends are To Fall • I V W . 7 .1 I k : 1 - I N A — V. Now! Private Patients — VA --Medicaid • 9 Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks Horse Care Items I I _3ihv 24 Hour Nursing Care For Gardens. Fumigate Soil c' L \ V. Vio. ' ..a • . IL 919 E. 2nd St. FUMIGANTS •.. •• Ph. 322.677 Sanford, Fla. 1 • • ED For Learning Through Experience Highest Academic Standards At . HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' s A Ba It' MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS R OVIEDO TRACTOR CO 'A q AUTOPARTSAND AND ACCESSORIES rist ian Sch oo OUTDOOR in Our 51 h Year •:cO::s The Home of Natur's Harvest PHONE 323.9092 sorry Clot" Sall. r 834•0600 Route 426 PH. 365-3248 ....... 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Then the last time before winter and TH ' . field for chemical fertilizer instance For gall rnigatlon of the soil they GardenLand Is the largest recommend DD The next step retail seller of bulk seed south In soil preparation Is to add (if of Jacksonville, and is ready to needed), lime or any organic serve the needs of the smallest ardener as well as the farmer. matter such as cow, sheep or chicken manure In the dry, They carry a full supply of hoes, prepared state you will find rakes, boots, gloves, soil tes' kits planting soil peat moss these manures not at all un sprayers, Insecticidics and pleasant to handle. After the fumigation and fertilizers 1;eptember Is the month for wofking the manure or other "" (GRAD K4 THRU 12) :L_, = GArdenLand is owned by planting. 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USED PARTS Says nutritious and tasty food for more satisfactory to set out the you need for your flowers both vegetables at the supermarket your fable this fall and winter, plants. GardenLand has a full outdoor and indoor plant. A fall garden can give you all - 0 RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES . NEW & Infants to Age 2 YeCArS Now is the time to start many others These can be arrives L awns need some fail the latter two carrying lifetime preparing the gr ou nd for that grown from seeds but most fertilizer to help them stay warrant"s fall vegetable garden that can gardeners both amateur and healthy through the winter. Don't woory about the high 6=11 tAl EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE E xcl usively Designed For Start Fall Gardens Now - S vvO(ld ' . ) UVE OAK CENTER. HWY. 17-92. =E11FRAY (ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PUlIZA) -92 MAITLAND, FLA. I iwg• S 1 Specializing in: - necessary to be a Baptist to patriotic Americanism. "We put strong emphasis Altamonte Christian School is enroll. Epps gi v es some of the Guidance and counseling are upon the three R's, with a solid located at 601 Palm Springs •llowing reasons why you available to all students. foundation through phonic Drive, Altamonte Springs. should Inquire about education Limited enrollment is con approach reading program and Registration is now open for the through their school. understanding ducive to better teaching. and early of fall of 1975, so call for advantages of Bible study is apart ofthedaily mathematical registration material today. Altamonte Christian School curriculum structures of English - .IL& , INSTALL OR HAVE INSTALLED - necessary for operation, We do put God first, have true The private Christian School, believe In maintaining strict Christian education and still containing kindergarten "Our teachers are qualified discipline, with modesty a of fl a n through grade 12, is under the and dedicated Christians. A must. Sta ndards of decency will ma that a direction of Donald R. Epps curriculum ot highest academic be maintained at Altamonte education superior to maintained in the public The school is open to any sta nd ards is offered, which will Christian School at any cost. school." denomination, and it Is not empha size spiritual values .ind physical, childhood training cannot be painting. rythmic movements, also provided on Friday and mental, emotional and social underestimated when one singing and recognition of SatLrday nights from 3:30 p rn %enses. A Baby's World is considers that the most im. shapes and colors. fill 11:00 a.m. To pre register • Guaranteed In Writing For $ Years ... but provides rather for the total tainments can be dealt with to and his enviroament. Children Monday through Saturday 6:00 •':1'I - Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator J%1tA1-,A-,AU*` Altamonte Christian School is include being Christian in "Transportation is ava ilable mar. We wish to instill within doonsord by and uses the philosophy. Our goal l to train to the immediate area. Our each student high spiritual and facilities of Palm Springs Drive a child In the way he should go charqes constitute the moral standards. Baptist Church. said Rev. L.W and when he is old, he will not minimum amount we feel is sible to believe it is Carlson, pastor. depart from It.' development of the child; the fullest. The value of early will enjoy finger and brush am. to 6:00 pm. Child care broadening his - 2635 SANFORDAVE - ALTAMONTE SMOOLTF~ACHES CMISTUN PHILOSOPHY A curriculum of highest LieademIcsthndardsIa offered A new daycare ycare has two and six. By having separate tivities which encourage prices working parents can open n Sanford which is not facilities, a child's Individual creativity and self concepts as afford. simply a baby sitting service, needs and educational at. the A Baby's World will be child learns about himself • ¶ —, MOBILE 3223934 1 -- -- Central Florida Nylonizing $ $12.50 Reg. $25 PERMANENT WAVES MARY SELF,REAOROFACflU'SWORW AND A ABY'SWORLD FEELS THAT ACIIEL D P1'. oBw* SaW wuuu & Rider 28S8 Sanford Ave. CENTER NYLONIZE Lil- -- WESTERN STORE 2593 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 321.0049 to most unusual gifts shop— hop BELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS . DEALER Sanford Ph 323.6841 Nellie Coleman Invites you to -JEWELR v w .. -. H APPRO VED .. SADDLES GUN BELTS HATS-SPURS . - SINGER Ha; 4ll !I - . 1 Baskets •Deko.Pots RON'S TIME SERVICE ___ I --- . 16% f224 r L -- 831 3304 r By SINGER GENEVA HEATiNG & AIR CONDITIONING I Furnetur&GIawar, SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fla. GENIE PORTABLES wip Green Brocade Sofa Hous4ul— "- 1 SAVE 135 HOME Pair Italian Figurine Lamps .. SPECIAL FULL LINE - .1 40 Pet Supplies • Annuals .Vegetable Plants By s's Ph.323.M30 Sanford ' 1400 W. ---_[P PRODUCTS II : D.DorVAPAM (\4?J. • Out Patient Therapy I Tuesday, Aug. 19,1975--56 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. _______________________ GardenLand It's Time - JACK SHOES Ph.322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC, ~A T 4~ -,- - - t*t-~ �Evening Herald Sanford, - Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1915-8B Fl. Jumble I TONIGHT'S 1 ACROSS r'1 Oriental loOcl%tuft (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:53 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (5, 9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (4) Spin Off (S) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. I) Wheel Of Fortune (Al The Or I. 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Both James and J.J. have lost RERUN A lightweight comedy, their jobs. J.J. isn't nearly as with a host of familiar names: upset at James, or Florida. But Henry Gibson, Ken Berry, everyone gets pretty upset with Connie Stevens, Gail Fisher and him. Nancy Walker. Story Is about a 84:30 NBC ADAM-12 "Dana bachelor architect who hires an HaU" RERUN Jo Aim Pflug assistant that cuts into his freemakes a pretty cop on the beat. wheeling life-style. She takes a strong ribbing from 910 CBS HAWAII FIVE-O her"fellow" officers, but "lilt Gun for Sale" RERUN A ._ k ..,eh f'..... ('__.__I... .,..... ....._ e UlCZ3 _____ U[) iI 4IiJ g Id1 IIU4VIIL(J UI.IiiLLlU3Uy et aiso guests as Officer 8-8:30 "The Wells. big island, No1 11 M Jul. Ju. - Non1 ON ANN EMI AU JIM Hoom N JIIJIIIII N uI.I JIIulJill Jul. Mc(iarrett ABC HAPPY DAYS learns of a contract and grimly Caper" searches for both the hired Cunningham RERUN Frightening experience for Richie, even if It does enliven a dull night. killer and his intended victim. 10-Il CBS BARNABY JONES He's "Counterfal)" RERUN A judge down with the flu, and one night, while home alone, he receives an unwelcome visitor bedded - the N 111 a lLrglar. 8:30-9 CBS MASH RERUN Excitement is rampant as word comes back that the hero of heroes, General MacArthur, Is due to visit the camp. It means sprucing up, and shcping up, neither of which particularly appeals to either Hawkeye or Trapper John. is fatally shot during a press conference. A young radical Is immediately accused. B.'rnaby is out to prove his innocence. 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, M.D. "The Time Bomb" RERUN Unusual story about a rare medical occurrence. Welby treated a little girl years ago, and now her cancerous condition may be traceable to his early treatment. 1)NA E PASP EJF' ,J .1(1 BY El S DM R '' ESTARARGINGSA II)UFIRENATORWP TALH NGLOWETEDBIO ETFEUF. Wl1l'RMCI OOSHJSJEUNL F!NGGOPREL EO I ATHNF. SONRNM I NM() AI)LQI)TERS I I A I RPEO.J RFOUTYUIGL I VGEERTE EUTHERI)RALF.OIRIIVI)NT OMEGAERORES N C; N I N U U 1311 6 U 0 H HOROSCOPE " " `1 i " By BERNICE BEDE OSOL TORAS H A I AH 0 O 0 6 U 0 8 1 N H T E B F ('K S C P R URNYF.KCO,J N A C E R IF IRE U W A Y 10S U N N Y F L 0 K 1 DA V For Wednesday, August 20, 1975 ARIES i March 21-April 19) LEO ijuly 23-Aug. 22) 21) A day when co-operation is endeavors this year. The more Today is the day to clear the air Someone will offer to team up at your beck and call. Ask for it. you share, the more you'll between you and a friend or with you on a project they've You'll receive the assistance or receive. riauve. iou can say what son men developing. Pitch In. Two material you desire. your mind and be correctly heads are better than one. CAPRICORN Wee. fl-Jan. VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. fl) 19 A small enterprise you're Take direct action at work or in interested in on the side can rewarding day. You ' ll get any area where you have make a profit today as long as recognition, as well as some responsibility. It pays off today. you direct your energies toward material benefits. You deserve 11,11 iru.ii c LX acvumpusnea. it. it. LIBRA $Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI May 21-June 20) Someone you're interested in You may want to spark a little Aggressive action brings ex- romantically will be very social activity today. You'll cellent results for you. Take responsive to your charming have to initiate it, but you'll advantage of this fortuna te and gallant ways today. have many willing accycle in matters that really SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) complices. count. Today, you can put Into effect PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (Ju ne 21-July 22) those changes you wanted to You'll spring a surprise the You're auite intuitive today in make arntinri hnm., Vn,., rIaJiiiIJ it iA.... , .,..ii------- i..:.. I'.y. £5 WW go over utg making changes to attain a energies are intense, well- as long as you don't let the cat desire. Trust your judgment. It directed, out of the bag. won't lead you astray SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. understood. TAURUS(Aprd 2D-May 2D) A Daughters Are Veggies' ------ an -- YOUR BIRTHDAY Aug. 20, 1975 ___________________________ 1IIUII Friends and associates will play a major role in helping you bring about successful DEAR DR. LAMB My girls became vegetarians a year ago. - 13 and 11 years old. Both are very active, make average grades in school and haven't slowed down at all. I must confess that al though I am worri ed about their being veggies, at they call it, I can't twu is single argument against They were Most cheese, except the a healthy life both in good health and love without It. To do so, however, cottage or farmer cheese Is vegetables, fruits, cheeses of all you must get an adequate very high in fat (about 80 per kinds, eggs, and Ikeep plenty in amount of the right protein in cent of its calories are tat), and the house. your diet. Failure to have all about half of the fat is saturated They feel strongly about this. the essential amino adds In fat. I do think that low fat A major factor In their decision sufficient quantity can lead to cottage cheese is excellent for not to eat meat Is TV. The stunted growth and poor both prote in and calcium. The shows that make pet cows, pigs, development. The growth phase milk, cottage cheese and chickens and other animals demands more protein thar mature beans, if used in sufalmost human and their love of some other years.. ficient quantity, will provide animals makes them deplore adequate protein. For more information on adequate the slaughter of animals. They tend, as a group, protein write to me think If they don't eat meat they in care of to live longer than others In our this newspaper, are not contributing to the P.O. Box 1551, modern society. heart attacks Radio City Station, New York, and strokes may occur an slaughter of animals. I'm rt sure why I'm so NY 10019, send a long, stamped, average of 10 years later. Most worried or why I wish they self-addressed envelope and 50 vege tarians are health conwould go back to being meat- cents and ask for The Health scious and weigh less, don't Letter number 3-5 on Protein tend to smoke or have other bad eaters. I would like your Part I. biased professional opinion. habits. 'All of this helps in Particularly for the growing staying DEAR READER It har d )ounger longer in good to give up beliefs one was raised years I like to see vegetarians health. A recent study from with. For years we have been include plenty of milk or its Harvard Medical School told Wit eating meat was equivalent in the diet. To avoid showed that groups eating essential to good health. Meat is too much saturated fat this can mostly a vegetarian diet tended excellent food, but you can be fortified skim milk, or even to have significantly lower the non-fat, dry m1k powder blood pressure. used in cooking. PEAR DR. LAMB I am a , vegetarian can use more IWY!370 A III .,,,,. thnn thriian ,,..L,,. ntor eitiivn and try in rint -- ,'*,,'o<_X_1_*_C" liff ~_!~ their being veggies. They are certainly live - ...... HOURS MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon . 18-Help -. ---- -. -, TERVIEWS BLE r , , @, * I: DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication • • - FOR BEST STU. P4gw, Ii & P BLOCK •- America's Largest Income Ta Service will teach you to prepare' income tax returns in a Special 13' week tuition course Classes COO verilently scheduled to accommo date working Students and house WiveS Curriculum includes rracticc problems, taugnt by Per-CM H & P BLOCK in Per-CM structor - - p FACUDWITHAORINKINS ( PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call lfl 4587 Write P0 Boa 1213 Sanford Florda 3777$ -• tile H. & R. BLOCK, - -- ----------- Rentals (ottqe. Cleafl.Shdidediot, Close in $90 mo Also other apts 3776761 - - - 29-Rooms o-r1rnents 218 in - Country Trailer Near Sem inoic College, private wooded lot, 7 OR. 5175 mo Also 4 tIP- 5165 me 63$ 8777 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Man or ¶.% om in to ',t.ir c'pr'nsis in 121 oii ________________________________ Unfurnished One il ml t',cj tr'd;nom hou s es and apartments SAO to $30 per mo Some) 0)66 GET 71 4 0%U- LUXURY ITEMS FOR 3) A FRACTION OF THEIR COST BAMBOO COVE APTS. FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' One & 2 bedroom apartments. Guitar Lessons furnished or unfurnished Newly $7 SO it lesson redecorated Come see 300 E Davd P. DOUg 377 396.4 AirpIrt Blvd Sanford 373 131') 34?biIe Homes 7 tIP All utiIitit Air cord. Adults No Pets 150 week 3779066 Two Nicely furnished. 7 bedroom. Adults preferred S135 105110 per month Call 322 1470 , ,srr 37? ii U - - Work 18Help - ' rvir We have listings We have buyers We need another real es tate Ii censes to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc 373 6)53. 377 8970. eves G ", Machinist I Real _ - - Saleslady F'peri,wcci in ladles' ready to wear Apple in person to RoJay's. downtown Sanford Want a position with a future! Retail sates company needs people to train for management Great future potential With fast growing central Florida based corp Ex cellert benefits Call Mr Fienton at )CS 556 07 Il , '' :t; _________ LONC,w000. beautifully located On 7 acre plat Deluxe 7 bedroom Ouple.es air, carpet, drapes, appliances, Utility room, Carport, $170 7 757 __,,., Duplex. 1bcdrOC (urn apt . adultS. Call 372 3610 after 3-30. LAKE MARY- 7 BR Duplex: $150 WANTED YES'rERoAy Can you plus $50 deposit write! Do you live in the Oviedo Forrest Greene Inc area' If so, contact me Im REALTOPS mediately, if not sooner I need a 323 6151 correspondent who can cover city -council meetings and keep up with fl-kses Unfurnished the local ne ws If you can answer affirmatively to 're questont above, give me call Bill Currie. 3 Bedroom patio homes. $709 mo The Evening Herald. 327 7811. FIRST MONTH'S PENT FREE Fat "' ') a From 1'• $1, w 8% VA $0 DOWN • SALES BY z 5' 1.0 '41 ,. " '13 of .l urnished appreciate Come out and se 3234670 H,y. 17.92 Sanford Next . : ' . I. Why Not Live In Sanford 's Finest Established Residential Area? Moving? di 'I P.' A 44~ ., .' I1 4 -V _* , . tl~t- to- . Ii a _ ,kT - BALL REALTY CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 1st St .372 5641. 377.2757 577.000 DON'T MISS THIS! Rest 3 bedroom buy in Sanf or d Priced to sell now! 170's Carpet, drapes Hunt Realty, Inc. BUSINESS POTENTIAL Live in now. Invest in the f u t ure Only one block from Auto Train BR on corner lot Only 119.900 Call 373 9110 Larry Saxon, Reallor 7321 Pa'k Drive in 711$ REALTOR AFTER MRS. _________________________ SANcORD -- 3 BR. I' 777 9751 3770645 377 3991 baths. __________________________________ central heat air, fenc ed yard, will Commercial Properties dicker or swap. 573.900 Assume Payments Homes, Lots And Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS 373 6)53 145 773) ______________________________________________________ Wpiv sl or eitandforqet it? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad. 377 _________________________________ 7611 _________ - _ _ - ---- - Color TV's from 550. 86W, from $15. Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1200 S French, 373 1734 - -____________________________ MOTOROLA COLOR 'TV Console. $75 373 3686 - -- 62-Lam-Garden - 64-Equipment for Accessories U50 323 4185111 with power tilt and certified trailer md power winch, all 1977. $2,500 Call 373 104$ POBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 97 3775961 - - ----- 78-4vtorcycles '77 SUZUKI. 550 cc; electric start excellent condition 373 5570 or 611 4603 ' 1912 Honda 150 CL Gc.cil Condition, 15-')) 3775911 1971 Honda, 730 Good Condition 4.Y.) mites Many extras 1200 ano tat,.' over payments 322 0680 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 11 50 pet' day CARROLL'S FiP ''4ITUPE r,ntorcy(te Insurance r A PP .'( ;FP4CY _l . '-'. 65-Pets-Supplies . 80-Autos for Sale Female Puppies A mos old, $13 32) 1764 -_____ 1970 OPdm,ti P.' ? pissenger Vista Cruiser. power steering, brakes seat & wondows; air, AM F.',' Stereo 11.500 or beet offer Call 327-16.15 alter S Chihuahua puppies, AKC. some very Two 1961 Ponta small $65 up One female Station Wagcrs minature Dachshund. 'ed. 563 322 1159 7615-Palmetto Ave Also Siamese kittens, $10 and $15 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING Going to school-must sell '67 Dodo" AND BOARDING KENNELS. 377 Dart, auto slant 4 $600 373 061' 5752 - 13 Fiat $50 Spider. Clean; new fop 32 mPo 51.550 '1776038 Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you'sell them With a Cash Classified Ad from the Herald. For Your Junk Cars Call us today! Don't delay! Just 373 934 dial 377 2611 or III 9993 To place your low cost Want Ad CASH For Your Junk Cars 67-(Jvestock-Puuttry . - _________ 1969 Volkswagen Fastback, very good condition, 1600 322 71*1 after 3 p m 302 500 lb %ter5. 25-c per 4 b Your choice In iss; _____________________________ 1970 Custer, S cylinder. 3 spe.r'i transmission, runs real good 1$95 Ask for Duane McGuire 377 165-i 67A-Feed JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C.ORMLY'S E.16 Sanford 373 173) 194$ Chrysler Station Wagon. 9 passenger, all extras Very gooci. 5575 3775761 68-WantedtoBuy CH lCO & THE MAN USEDCARS - CASH 322-4132 2 '71 Pintos, sods both rvrlt '71 PInto, automatic. air '63 VW. S P., rebuilt engine, 1-3d '46 Ctieyetle, SS 396. $695 '63 Falcon. 6 std Show room cone '64 Chevy Wagon. lOw miles, 1495 '63 Fleetweod. like new '61 Ford. t'xcellerit 2nd car, $395 Good credit? Low monthly pmts Many Others to choose from 373 $570 or III 1603 I For used furniture appliances tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 21% Sanford Ave ANTI(yUES IPiece or Hous,efutl CASH 373 43?$ - Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOEL'S Cassul berry. Hwy 1797 5304706 - College bound Student NEEDS sell good. clean 1970 Ford 500 by Aug. 19th 377 $511 81-Aviation One hell interest in Luscomb B A Call 630 9573 after L p i-n We Buy Furniture DAVES' 323 9370 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -- I . Air conditioning Home Improvements1 Lawn Mowers We sell The Best Service the Rest Western Auto Central Heat & A Conditioning Interior, Eateror Plastering REAL ESTATE INC 30$ W 1st St. For fr ee estimates, call Carl Plaster patching & Simulated GENERAL CONTRACTOR _________________________ Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 brick 5. stone specialty, 377 7750 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE COUNTRY LIVING 1771. BUY SELL - TRADE • 322.6457 Roomy) BR. 3 ba'h cm acre with 311 )ISE. First St 372 5472 Al P CO N DI T ION IN G. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE access to Lake Markham, New _____________________________ MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAP 5. 3fl711I REFRIGERATION, DUCT ______________________________ Roof, carpet, all furnished FULLER BRUSH PENTRY AND REPAIRS 327 WORK. 24 hour service All 139,900 Terms SANFORD' 3 BR. 1', both. air, Orders takenMonday.Wednesc$sy& 1336 makes DYKES AIR CON carpet, low down. Will rent $31 Friday only 372 1917 DII IOPIING 3721177 5760 _______________________ Insulation TWO air conditioners one 16.000 BTU 5000 BTU, 'Jocxl running v',';'r'., 1 7 ?2 ?e.Ce,S H,', SICIISØflS - Si,, condition 1150 for both. 3736011 Install cellulose fiber blOwn in REALTOR Wrido* & Door Screens Insulation For tree Pstmae5, Custom made Repairs , Lawn Mowers repaired, almost $19,500--) BEDROOM. I bath. lam Discount Prices 377 66 70 ______________________________ Pm every kind at prices you can at dbl carport, _______________________________ ford Call In 1309 _________________ _________________ ______________________________ MID 70's- NEW HOMES 3 & 1 Beauty Care PAINT SALE bedrooms S pet down. 7&. pct "SAPIrORD'S SALES LEADER" C&A Backhoe Service • Save no* on discontinued paint inter MI TO', CR5 (SEAUT v SALON line's Interior and exterior Latec. (tCirrYieflv Harrlett's Beauty P,o-o P Al-I, AIN'T IT CUTE! DarlIng 3 1 arid Clearro fli irt clay, rock factory colons and white. $3.99 per bedroom, 7 bath home for only All kindsof digging Housetrailers 110.300- 7 BEDROOMS. 1 bath 519 E Pne 377 3747 gal Interior se migloss enamel $29,500, Kitchen equipped, nice , stor ed & moved screened prch. rear yard fenced 372 9)12 or $34 Latex or Ol Base. 1599 per gal. famIly room Beautiful wooded 1193 factory colors only Interior and lot. It's a mutt! WITT REALTY Hauling ESTERSOl-ILAP'iDCLEARING _______________ exterior high gloss enamel fac _________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker - Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch or white, 5499 per gal y colors & t CAN BE HAD! for the right price MOVING HAULING SALVAGE 3710610 373 57)5 W or k Fill dirt, tog soil 377 5943 Values toIll 99 per gal All colors and terms, too I bedroom home Sonny Brooks while they last No Rain Checks' with pool, carpeting, family room 371 0799 anytime AR' AILING LAND CLEARING 2 BR fenc ed yard, carport, private Come early to with buIlt in tar, lots of cabinets • All types lots& acreage cleared We street $18 900 Terms 3776670 MARY CARTER PAINTS -_________________________ Fenced back yard A must to see have top soIl, fill dr? clay, and 5135 Elm Av enue for the Shnnni'n A t '.. nnt- tit con Hnm imnrnvem.nh Pest Control JOHNNY WALKER AIVmIIIVM Realty ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Perk.. Orve 377 _________________________ Vat Care __________________________________ _____________________________ PET PEST lN'l Boardn9&Grcn'rng Ph 377 .4)57 Land CIe&ig Sanford 3773619 322•2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency 2565 Park Dr .,', __ , SUCCESS STORIES Ray Hodges ran an act in Tt'.c Herald under lawn service, He reports "Results were marvelous" MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. • SELL Dorothy Baubliti ran an ad for an "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A electric organ the wanted to sill WANT AD. Phone 3722611 or $31 "It sold before the week was out", 9993 end a friendly Ad Visor will I she said help you. i Dorothy Cameron "had marvelous results" with her ad for r. eneva miscelIdincs items ,-' Ii Gi,i BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11r . _________________ . . . . Reconditioned Ratteres, SI? 95 ci change REEL S FIODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Ai' .1 Merchandise ________________________________ _____________ , - 76-Auto Parts ----------- . - PINEY WOODS BARN- We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pet commission Free Pick ups Auction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford '1727210 72' Terry Camper. 1973 mod el Sleeps 6; A C . good condition. used Only 2 or 3 time's 372 39)9 - ____ Rent - 56-Camping Equipment ---------- -- -- .- T R UCIC CAMPER Slepp 1 gi. Condition Rest offer Al-,, or utility trailer 1214447 -- aTOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Ciassilleci Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any 11' Fiberglass with 20 HP motor and trailer Only in water 10 times. seen at Sanford's newest and most beautiful park. Carriage C ov e Mob ile Home Park Call 531 0997 for______________________ appt and interview. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO, 5scelneous for Sale ' BROKERS 19 Cb.y, 16' boat, portable Iv 0'. 122 6123 and large bar for sale Can be s ee n Plights 37 2 21% 2 a? 1709 Magnolia (Ian house) 7RecreiaI Vehicles & chairs, secretarial desks Si chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry PIOLL'S Casselbcrry. 17 92.6)04706 - _ COLOR TV. S14 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 61-i 1006 BANK REPOS SEMINOLE CO Beautiful 5 or $0 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o k Terry Realty, 676 0711 Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk -_ $2' and 71' wde reconditioned U' Orlando Clipper with 1$ HP mobile homes Furnished and tinJohnson and trailer, $3 50 Can be furnished Al' like new 'All with A - Seen at 515 Mellonville 3776007. Pric ed from51,and up Good terms to qualified buyers M be II' Larson Bcwrider, 11$ HP Merc ______________________________ ____________ It's like pennies from heaven mien you Sell "Don't Needs" with ., ice Supplies want ad FREE KITTENS to good homes, 7 weeks old 3370173 after 5:13 KULP DECORATORS 109W 1s1 St .3777335 Wettrurnture & _____________________________ ' 60--O" Singer Zig Zag, in abnel. I need le, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $319 00. Pay bala nc e Of SU or 10 payments of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East FirSt Dow nt ow n 377 9411 Eve 169 1146 SUN LAN D-. 43-Lots-Acreage _______________________ -- ____ - -- , __ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*3 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 ___________________ 3,3 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford Payton Rea lty BAY WOOD CIRCLE 3 bedrooms, 1' , baths, has large living & dining room,new carpef new palr.t throughout Fenced yard 8306061 o Eves 831 1120 Pay Crank, REALTOR $700 French Av 3270299 511-Household Goods ' - SANFORD AUCTION -- Dining room ',ute. solid walnut; table, 6 chairs and buffet. Like new, 1325 Also dinette set with I chairs, $75, and other ferns $3 1 5902 72-Auction Winchester 32 special, $175 Remington, is. semi automatic. 595; 17 gauge pump shOt gun, 175. - ______ Peg Rcl Estate Broker 372 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 I __ 57Sports Equipment 3 M Precise timereleased plant food CardenLand, 1100W. 1t St.. 373 6630 (OO() INCOME Comfortable & (onvenient 7 HP *ith 2 apart - PEALTOFS " - Tuesday, Aug. It, 1915-78 _ MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat 8. Sun.9 S 63$ 7920 -Mts. rents SIlO ci 579. 000 52-Appliances fly owner 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, w w TWO ACRES With I OR home on carpeting; air; fenced, shady lot; garden land or pasture LADY KENMORE portable cish mcI Fruit trees Close in, Sanford. $27,000 washer Excellent cond II mot, 373 0770 I APC,E SHADED FENCED BACK old Can also be built in $175 373 YARD with 'I OR ,. I ba t h home 5960, LOPIGWOOD. 3 OR. 2 bath. carpet, ___________________________ central heat air: double carport; SACRIFICE Hnmor lah, 3 BR, KENMORE WASHER. Pdirt5, Stockade fenced 531,900 7 hath ctral en air Service used us machin machines 0000 I OCATED COMMERCIAL ?ftOOPIEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 (AK E MARY 3 BR. 7 bath, carpet, tir ',arq or lC,i ,' Central heat dir; range, dish washer,singtecarqarage $30,000 _53-TV.Rad,0-5te0, REALTOR 27013 French Ave.. ?I 001$ to this like new 3 BR. 7 bath home from desperate Out of state owner Big fenced lot, central air, garage, close in Available today, no qualifying Priced in the 1201 Hurry 5315277 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR _________________________ , For. *' F~ fl) 6061 Ste n strom style 1.2 Bedroom Furn , ___ Harold Hall Realty Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool tic' TWO BR scr porch. FP. carage. carpet, no qualifying $14,950 Acre Realty. REALTOR 323 7750 ______________________________ Home on %m,itl lake. cement pc-al, fireplace, 3 bedrooms. I' baths paneled den with custom drapes. new roof, fenced back yard $79 by 371 0024 I?" Belt Sander; 's I l i" drills, one high speed, 1 low speed; Dress coats. 1741 short; 67 vOl Zane Gray bci*s; Bonita boat and trailer rolling scaffold; eat. board. 7 Coleman lanterns, dec. stove top. roto tiller; $6" Pullman bvf'er, Airless Spray, fireplace wood ; fishing poles. two 71 pane Wass wood frame windows And many other misc. tem 177 4196 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --___ - c?1arii'ier's "Village rf!ji You've Been t eachIn ___________ u" Kish Real Estate * WANTED-THIEVES * - 21_ __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Breezes Creat Three Bedroom In Pinecrest, carpeted, fenced 5750 down. FHA Nothing down VA Phone 3736711 42-I',')bile Homes 2 Bedroom, 1901 Sssmmerlin Ave $1,900 3 n 3197 _( REAL ESTATE I Reg Real Estate Broker 1100E 75th St In 6655 PETITE PRICE f or lt5 of house. B edroom, dining room, fireplace, screened porch. - KISH 321.0041 TAFFER REALTY Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count er tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 377 $057 any tIme. Crank Call us on Lots and Acreage "SERVICE BEYOND THE COPIT PACT" NORTHEAST SEMINOLE Jim Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer ne ed ed but useful items wth a Classified Ad, REALTOR 33727190 SELL New I OR 7 BATH HOME, all extras. good location MAKE OFFER 772221? 323.7540 - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE 7 BR CII in good condition, large lot. Only $16000 with $500 down and appro, S140 p r month - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919S French 3221991 3727314,377 1196.377 19$-I 377 19 59,372 116.4 AM FM Stereo with BSR Turntable in c onsole 3'w1"; good cond. Al so '67 70 auto trans f or Pon tiac Perfection Condition Ak for John, 373 164 Casselberry, Immaculate 3 OR, P baths, garage, $25,750 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750 SANFORD by owner, 3 BR, 7 bath, 7 yrs old Centrall heat air, carpet, garage, Screened porch. large lot, goo locati location Assume 7 3.pct or$lSOdow'n,FHA Priced below FI4A aDoraisal 323 6837 Stemper Realty SO-MisceUaneous for Sale Home with Pool, in Deltona. price rerluced for quick sate Owner tr5,',.d 571 n86 ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS Near Mall 4 Bedroom. 7 bath, screened patio, corner lot 531.500 by owner. 83$ 303$ DOt I HOUSE Cute as a button 3 BR frame house on West Third St Large corner, lot, $16,500 Sorry, all Cash or refinance POOL HOME Relax or eaercise in your own Pool 3 BR, I h,ith home beautifully decorated 529.900 TWO STORY FRAME OR. 7 bath built with tender loving care by craftsmen Only $16,500 SANFORD 2425 YALE IVE Mini farm in heart of town. 3 BR 7 ba th (I bedroom is efficiency apt with private entrance) I.q family room, formal dining & iving rm, new carpet, Ig lot for garden with citrus trees, well for ac. & Sprinklers Large utility building A steal ,it 575900 41-Houses ____________________________ ::-: 10P40W000 3 bedroom, 7 bath, by owner Transferred, must sell 573,7w 531 1791 37346I or 323 0517 eves _________________ cm 3 64 647 - flroker,107W Commercial Sanford3fl 7611 _______________ C,, Beautiful ranch type home acres, stable Osteen area 1617. 377 616-6 CAM Real Estate W.GarnettWhite -4 I.000 down Plo qualifying 2690 S Palmetto Ave. Sanford 2 OR frame home with new roof Owner will finance mo pmts 04 $11951. Call E 0 Ilodge, (901) 394 745? SANFORD 7 story, I BR. 3 bath. fireplace 534.900 M IJIISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate arolier 503W 1st JOHN KRIDER ASSOC \y EachWo odmere Home Featur, Central Meat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced sear Yard And More Ill Come On Out And See For Yourself. - New huse"s na rural area No down payment, monthly payments l ess than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you Qualify! , IS! S SJ MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 0 1. .6 16,9O by - * They're Hot" * -,- _________________________________ r - -- - DELTONA New Duplex. Furn or unfurn Drapes, Wotcr, Lawn Care 373 187* or 646 6346 - III - * "Get 'Em While * - 710M -- 41-Houses mill & lathe Operation Work Niceefficiency dpartm nt. upstairs, consists primarily 04 protO type All utilil turn $97 50 f. dultS units No production Must be able Only 377 2296 eves & .k nds to read& interpret drawings Must _________________________ be able to work alone Phone 377 6711 f or appointment 31A-.iplexes ____________________________ A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see Call 372 7611 or 631 9993 PC AL TOP -- br 7 IIedrnms Aclultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Drive SlOup. 322.7643 ''r - -37-Businss'Property STEADY WOR K Immediate opening for an experienced machinist with full kr,o*leclge of MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pen Real Estate Broker D,. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR ______• WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Office (urn with hones, util & secy, Only $700 mo I 4 Industrial WANT AD Phone 377 2611 or $31 ________ Park 373 006 _________ 9993 arid a friendly Ad visor will you _____________________________ 7100 sa ft Ideal garage, shop, - warehouse All or part Will MOnthly Rentals AdiuIbIp remodel to Suit tenant ? 832$ or 5135 $150 Color TV 372 6620. QUALITY INN NORTH -I1,çP 431 LOrqwoocj One bedroom efficiency, furnished $100 per mo, utilities includ ed 3 77 4170 ______________ Estate -- ides as fa sh ion show direct or s for SarahCoventryiewelry earn $3 to 53 or hour Commission Full or part time No experience necessary Samples free Start Pn 319 5470 or Experienced 1973 I?' wide. I BR. air cond . fur nisheci $175 monthly Adu lt J Security 377 5919 ______________________________ - '' 41-Houses I • Two bedroom trailer, air con ditloned, lights & water furnished 377 3639 • Bachelor apt Clean, convenient with pool $125 mo 322 $316 or 377 V.Asr Receptionist light typing, per 'onluty pItiS' I hours daily. flevibte 3n MM -• . AVALOP4 t.i'AP TP,EP4IS ADULTS, P40 PC IS 116W2nd St on hours Earn extra imonle A% an AVON Representa h.p Call 644 3079 your flAil? • 31-Ap1ments Furnished Wanted '.' Furnished. 7 BR air conditioned. %150 (all 323 0172 1 1tr,', I,irc,' 3 ti"lrE')Orn ,iflt Apply Giqi Bait 8. lackle. 919 w lit St After 9 p i-n '171 ¶781 DR UM LESSONS 5 , - , -- 1 ..- For rent or sale 7 yrs old. 3 BR. 7 bath, family rm 7 car garage. central air, heat, kitchen equip ped Call eves 67$ 3094 - ,' ..- CHOICE RENTALS ON ALL PRICE RANGES 117 w 1s1 St 377 5611; 3777757 South Beach St., Daytona Beach, Fla. 904.257.4685 ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right rwson lust for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 773 2740 If your club or organization would like to be Included in this l!tinq ca!I: BALL REALTY ______________________________ Fnr comptr.ti. details, call . - hone - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE ISHEREBy GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage l business under thetictitious nairle A WEST E RN MORTGAGE COP PORATION at number 303 North tmoran Blvd in the City of .ltamoi-r e Springs. Florida, intends 0 register the said name with the :ter*.' of the Circuit Court of emInole County. Ft Ids Dated at Allarita, Georgia, this $th lay of June, 197$ WESTERN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Of GEORGIA I - ____________ - I -I-- --- 4-Personals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call To EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Free, 641 2027 for "We Care" CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE "Hotline" Adults Or Teens COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 15.13t5.CA.09-0 CARONDELET SAVINGS AND ost&Fci__ LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. FOUND Female Siamese cat n vs Sunlarsd district Call 377 $446 BOBBY RAY DeBERRY and i s wife, LOP ETTA DeBERRY. h Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT FRIDAY P. SATURDAY day and TO BOBBY RAY DeRERR'V evening cud care 630 a m to and LOP ETTA DIBERRY am A Child's World 373 $174 RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN All Partin claimnO interests by, through, under or against BOBBY A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants toage7 only Ne,ttone* Driven' RAY DRERRY and LORETTA I icensu Bureau 322 8615 DeBERRY, his wife, and to all parties ha ving or claim ing to have any right, title or interest in the real Complete child care services New property herein described Summer Prngram' HEY DIDDLE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DIDDLE DAY CAPE 377 5490 that an action to foreclose a mci' tgage on the following real property 9-Good Things to Eat in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 6, MAGNOLIA HILL, ac cording to the Plat thereof as Peas, you pick, black eyes 8. purpl* recorded in Plat Book IS. Page 17. hull. New patches continue coming Public Records of Seminole County. In. On Oregon Ave 8. 1 ml. North Florida ofl6 and iustWestot II, &lMi has been tiled against you and you Well of Sanford Closed on Sun are required to serve a copy of your days written defenses. if any. to it on van den Berg. Gay & Burka. PA, at It's like pennies from heaven when Post 0111cc Box 793. Orlando, yOU sell - Don ' t P4eecs' *ith a Florida 37502, and file the original want ad with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before September 1st. 1913; otherwise a judgment may be entered aganst )-ou for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the seat of said Court on July 75th. 197$ (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Curt PublIsh July 79, Aug S. 17. 19, 197$ DEP 167 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 75.1397.CA49.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP T&AGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vs. NAPOLEON MCCORMICK III and LIDONNA MCCORMICK, hi5 wife. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO: NAPOLEON MCCORMICK III and LaDOP4NA MCCORMICK RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by. through. under or against NAPOLEON MCCORMICK III and LCDONPIA McCORMICK, his wife, and to all parties having or Cla im ing to have any right, title or interest in the real property herein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following real property In Seminole County, Florida Lot 76 and the North 36 feet of Lot 77, MILTON PARK. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1?, Page 17. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you and ,'ou are required to serve a copy of your, written defenses if any, to it an van din Berg, Gay 8. Burke, P A. at Post Office Boa 793, Orlando. Florida 37507, and file the original with the Clerk Of the above styled (Ourt on or betori September 1st. 1973; otherwise a iudgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or Pet it ion WITNESS my hand and the seal of Said Court on this 11th clay of July. "S (!eaI Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish: July 79, Aug S. 12, it, 1973 DE P 165 32-Houses -•---.-Unfurnished 114 Mayfair Circle, Sanford, 2 21Situations Wanted Bedroom with family r oo m or third bedroom Air conditioned with f enced yard $160 mo I $91 Enerqellr mature woman desires 73 06 work Receptionist, light typing. cashiertnct, filing, posting, %wit.'r ___________ti.ard Call 372 2457 33-Houses Furnished Enrollment is open to men and women of all ages No previous training or experience required IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkerS For further informa tion call 473 45,7 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Boa 553, Sanford Fla 31771 Wanted Career Sale Opportunity- no Overnight travel is required. (ompIt, training program Excellent fringe benefits No limit to earnings Take five minutes to investio,ite this satisfying and rewarding career Call Orlando 177 51)7 AVAILA. - Sunday Noon Friday personals -- -,-----.I---- --" HAIRDRESSER with following; to 10 PCI CatI 372 lllb after 6pm DENTS. 'Thousanos are earning good money in the growing field of income ta x Preparation RATES 3 Lines Minimum - --- -- TAX COURSE; JOB IN. ; 41c a line I thru S times ]Ica line 6 thru 25 times 24C a line 26 times (S2, 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Legal Notice . i - CLASSIFIED DEPT. -•- H & R BLOCK INCOME Orlando Winter Pork r 831-9993 Seminole 47 Veit 46 French name 50 Pigment SI 9anh transaction !.' conclude s 55 Psyche Ilalts - 0b) -- CLASSIFIED ADS 322-2611 $IIR E A S - ----------- 11-lnstrucfjop, - H IIL1I Ii 1€ - - T D1 JLll Tat1 irk_A4r.lIr C IRIE o:TiJ *sts £EIj R lrlH fabric 5 Harbor 8:00 Tuesday At ms Irre 42 Srrnbatls bird 44 Openaorh II - to Ptevioul Puzzle Answer Photography 's.. - pcI oft t''OijQh APJ'tJS? SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Cari CS Carrirnerçii Aerial, Portnats Aci.ertisng 53% o _ __ cr6213386 Clea A 8.4 ClEANS ALL 32) llle6s Roofing Expert rc.t 's. ',il r-ots r ShingleS All work quarant BROGDEN ROOFING 1736102 ________________ Shell aydilable P cisc Ca't night -'--'- 'r RCOFIPIS REPA;RS FOR Or day. 321 3") Carpr'o!r', .iijhons ri' ,1eir REASONABLE PRICES Call repair, rooting, panting Concrete A' 5697 -Land Maintenance work, driveways, sidewalks. patios Price (you) can afford J Tree Service ,'c'.nq Disc mg Back 1,0, Free Estimates P8.1 Con -b,,lenij. L -nh? l",iy , stri,cton Call 319 3195 or 319 5496 ___________________________________ p . P IRE E5L'.' IC[ 5377 alter S c earrg I ' 7 ____________________________ Tree removal and pruning ni-i If your roof palms Licensed & Insure-i NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT Reasonable Free estimates 371 is for the birds ITs' :. t ASSIF ICC AD _______________________________________ 5304 Call the BirdSMALL BUSINESS Allen Wrenn Lawn Care ______________________________ BLUES' 321 0707 I ,7.. ii r'on't lust Sit there '' 8uldlnq. roofing and conc rete ' ' 03? " ':r '1 iitj~ 76- �IS— Evening Herald, Sanford, Tuesday, Aug. FL i, lflS BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE MY WCE is CHAJ6iJG! MY VOICE 16 Y • heart and led the queen of CIUDS. W5L 3 King f ell 10 South's ace. South thought a long time. He finally entered his hand with the second high heart, led a club: finessed against West's 10 and had taken care of the trump 'I ALLEY OOP by CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ? Art Sonrom by Lorry Lewis LJAP I- that It was a Sometimes It doesn't pa' to preempt. East was having a very good game in a match' point duplicate. Everything was going well and he decided to preempt with the East hand. It is the sort of preempt we don't recommend. He is four tricks short of his bid, but that didn't cost him this time. What did cost him was that South was allergic to preempts and made a very unsound double. After two rounds of bidding South found himself in a very bad grand-slam contract since North also hated to be shut out. South won the spade lead in dummy, entered his hand with a I II Y nI. 'Do you suppose the neighbors heard our little argument last night?' By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS 7[ FEEL ALL I DI6COMBcOMXrED COU.DEXPOC$ 7ti•iBA1 ? 710 RS4L &J56 71147 "/ AWfiISW TIE /'4- f 7Z3 449 C,TX I 4i*% nY(fi'J:sl5 VV4r74t A /a'4164 " arYa'v1ziE, A W MW c/AL, 4W AS MV5Ch4L I ,-- V at MW A CtW, A - 6&5T- 4'l APM/77?P I) ,4fA Or TIE ° N, pjj / 11/6 40ZR " sr.m' 91W. AMY Jv. LAIP sJl LJA i TUMBLEWEEDS FtKL) A TWYtUt TH ie UPS KKKANS DIXIE LAN1 3A22 sANO.' by T. K. Ryan I I HI&H 1HEl KINEI.Y REFORM R PJ(HTER I 15 HEAR! ME? AffACNP1D SEE 'vV(J;L AR J WMA! IHATh HIM J) BLON DIE .r qLL:i Chic Young I( ARE YOU STILL. usiw q17 — AND PRISCILLA'S by Al V.nn.., You N I SEPARATE IT SAVES ME TI.IE WIRES AND DO THAT \ BUT BOThER OF BUCKLING kI4 fl-IE FUSES' WkY MY SEAT , EVERY MORNING POP IvE woq.j our OVER 1,200 PAIRS 0 ! Seminole County will apply — I.abor Day , by Dick Cavolli ARCH IF RTH wiu. BREAK YOUR LP4CLE Bob Montana a ; i' ' ::2 MOW 5001J WVE...WHY 1W SEEN FOg6ETTIN TO NOTCH THE DAY5- !1 BUT WE M05TVE BEEN HERe ALMOST TbfIQ,._-JITI JOWI / P,W wE2 , ___ so GO'H 'd WWI '409 ALL I SERET CVCRWMEAJT M4X6' &Am6IrXi SPJMATIC.J ai wrr -. - ' sIJ RAP,sE 114CSE . jJIj- . - .. - -'-- ' - _______________ T. . - - W -'''" rninuks. "A shortened day Is of benefit to students not detrimental," [.er says Working parents might not agree, but the board felt at. Rip _4 i__;mI'E tention spans of four, five and six-year-olds didn't warrant a full day of M Oviedo first graders will start at 9 a.m., and at tend classes 'tilhl:45in the afternoon. South Seminole students attend from 9 15, wflhl 2 pm, and Sanford area first graders wtU begin R J in the county's history returned classes at 8:45 and end at 1:30. to classes under contract term But this week and next is for Teacher's aide Susan Trend checks books behind a stacked desk at Soathilde Elementary School In Sanford. bargained by the Seminole teachers. Educa tion Associ a ti on( ). groans Echoing moans a For example, new schools School will be converted to a sferred to comply wi th the U.S. ha ve changed schools, Ray School administrators will f h ' of ,Onu.itCOmugye3! Lake Orients, Sterli ng Park facility for special education. Justice Department's said. And, some additional . have an opport uni ty ,iO Wiutv will open and Lake Ralph Ray, Layer's ad- criticisms of Seminole's school changes are in the mill, Ray a summer well spent, they met first hand the fall of the old doors Sept.Howell 2. today with curriculum coorsays. minlstrative assistant, says system. system and implementation of Justice Department age 1 on U Some volunteers already Rosenwald Elementary some teachers will be tranthe SEA negotiated contract assuming, of course, it's approved by the School Board. —' But teachers for the first time -: -- - • . - - Colle e B u'l I d'16 reached ?th? best r!r both the board and school sides teachers. - Bu Awarded Close to two-millIon dollars said. He sato construction music, art and drama — will long time," said W. Morr1%n, Presently, music, drama and lie will speak to teachers was awarded an Orlando firm should begin within 10 days and art students are scattered about all be "centraHzed," which chairman of the h1imartitres later in the week. Layer will tell Tuesday for construction of fine will take about a year to the campus, with some students means a dream come true for department. them a "little bit of the history arts and vocational buildings at complete. studying in portable class- students and SCC faculty Carolyn Sienstrom chairman of the summer and a little bit of Seminole Community College members. rooms. -.i SC err' C's , • '-n The exact figure on the ha"S Cuiiu . " 1 The State has appropriated contract award was $1,934,800. SCC President F.1 Welden "It lozks awfully good." If he's tip to snuff, he may $2.5 million for the project, and said the o@)y "sour note" 1w At the monthly trustees' re fc4 fine The 38 0Q) squa Trustees Wendell Agee, $287,704 was In tedeM even tell them about one of his meeting, R. T. Milwee, % building will be cou 0 days q-AW (.eorgç.rnmon and the I!e . favorite mottoes: '1t1aze4, assistant to the prdent, said betweeo the sjent center and Wr 4 Aru - ' w& t trt_ In butCoricerned."Resayslt'sa hewaa"happy...realhappy" the gymriasiunr, while the nob 1ous1Yi-sW.&pW. buik iiconhl..i'.t4if)$ hp d awaru slogan whidi describes best his that the bid was awarded to Uorral building, with its mental chalrinii, - Dorothy t fac ility won't be open fi rm K. IfltefTI$tlOflal theory of education. 18,000 square feet, will be con- Morrison, said it's ben a "long In time for classes next year. The architect is Gutmaiut Layer points to changcs other "The new buildings will mean structed under the college's wait" for the fine arts building. "We've counted on it for a She Dragash Associates. said the three disciplines a lot to us next fall," Milwee fibrary. contract than the teacher . High winds, lightning and rain played uncie complained of chest pains while nun, 49 W. Lake Brantley Road, Forest City, was damaged when lightning havoc with various areas of Seminole trying to put out the tree fire. reportedly hit a te levision antenna and Longwood rescue crewmen responded County and led to one death Tuesday nigh t, although only a half-inch of rain was and Zvorykth was taken to Florida caused electric wiring In a wall to smoke. Sanford police reported several reported at the County Agriculture Center Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, by He motorists were stranded during the storm Herndon Ambulance, Higgins reported. on US 17-92. n th he eir autos were disabled in water on e Intensive a short w c ar e unit th ere in th died reporte a 78-year-old puti es esrepo Sher1ff's epu 13th St., east of French Avenue. ed a short timeafter time later, officers said. Longwood Gary Kaiser, county public safety Sheriff's deputies said a citizen reported apparently suffering a heart attack while director, reports fire department units near Wilson School, by sighting a funnel cloud a tree set afire trying to extIfl"1'' 'b responded to six or eight downed power west of Sanford at the Paola community, UYIUWI lines during the night, but reported no during severe thunderstorms but that the Deputy P.J. Riggins identified the man cloud didn't touch down as it went nor- Injuries. He said power companies as Vastly Zvurykin, 78, of 609 E.E. th ward tow ar d the St. Johns River. repaired the lines. wood. Williamson Road, The lights in the county commission Deputies were unable to confirm the Higgins said an unidentified niece of the report by visual Investigation, officers room also clicked on and off several times during the commission meeting. Kaiser victim went to Longwood Fire Department said. a heart lire units reported no fire was said the generator was clicking off and an County report Zvorykin was having to that her found, Noremergency generator was taking over. but the residence of Lucille attack. The woman told firemen " - - - -'. - - -. - - de . - - - - ' - •. • f — ---tq a low income Winwood area near Altamonte Springs. . - . .. - . J- . - - . - .- - - - 'F : ii . ie' - - - -' . " - :. • ' - d & Commission Expected To Start TODAY Work On Budget A Today - 71 - - - t.• . J- - - :-- - -'I. .. - . I -. Around The Clock 4A Bridge....... ...... ........ 1OA analyst, predicted the board the Montgomery Ward Building Calendar By MICK LOCURIDGE ..............SA will have to cut thousands of in Casselberry and dealing with Comte Herald Staff Writer 10A dollars from th e requested the Seminole Coun ty Jail SB Crossword Vihlen has proposed to in- Ft - al Seminole County Corn budget of $22 million to stay 4A dude $600,000 in the budget for De ar Abby missloners, falling behind within the certified millage Commission ChiIrm.an Sid initialconstructiononanewjail Dr. Lamb schedule and facing three SB major and expensive projects Vihien Jr, called for all live facility. Howev er, Corn Horoscope SB for the new year, were expected cosiuiussso ners to meet today to mis.ssoners Dick Williams and John Kunbrough have to begin budget work sessions work on the budget Obituaries Mrs. Anderson, said If the tered with a proposal to include Sports. . again today. 1.= money Is to be used to "improve neigh___________ the character of the borhoods" ?r ' t , ' If [RiD approves the $120,000, storm "inno v ative" an --'drainage system will be inarea of stalled in a two-block, Midi y, according to Hill j4?ls-fI' —. .'. ._•_ Bush, county engineer. Commissioners, whose 1975- commissioners I'stick to it" and $360,000 for housr.'ig county Television .. The system will use 12-18 Inch SB 76 fiscal year begins Oct. 1, are make major decisions on new prisoners in surrounding jails. Women perforated pipe and specially 1-28 Linda Parsons (left) and Patricia Holbrook display County prisoners currently trying to budget the county's programs, a proposed budget designed Inlets to provide an O MY ACHING and hot feet as they stand In line for automobile license could be ready next ' week, are being housed in surrountag operations within tax revenues undcrdrain system to hold stickers outside the Seminole ('ounty Courth ouse today. This to be collected with the 5.34 WEATHER Major projects include ding jails while waiting for the ground water beneath the TIRED FEET might serve as a reminder to those who have not yet purchased '' funding a $525,000 county County Jail to be inillage, cer tified and also reopened. rains It ground between their 1976 tags that the deadline for having them on autos Is however, Eleanor Anderson, Library system, possibly initial has been closed since a June 9, to serve as a storm sewer when Tuesday high 95. Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Heraid tonight at midnight. l management and budget payment of $400,000 to purchase lire, it rains, inches. low £9 Rainfall was Bush said the system will be — Partly Onady through monitored for water pol.lution. Thursday with a ch"ce of Dilmore sWd a mwvey of low aftenwon and evening tbmv,income county areas revealed dershowera. highs mostly In six communities which had ' flnnnci(jri to sta"in" rr— l sing money on a .1 WI) un.) bb th'e the low er 90,. Lows In ufficient downtown lightstumbles falls ever curbs and ns rade either on a of i pa By RICK PANTRIDGE hcldlng the and the mid us drainage pa ving, ho ing .pr ein-i business 70g. Variable Ing. during the crush of the hope would be a prime par y morning or on any W ter da Stall Sun ri herald winds 10 mph or recreational needs hours sternmed from the need Recalling a traffic accident estimated 20,000 persons who Christmas shopping day. Monday thrcugh Saturday after leis,, stronger and gusty nar Included areas The Asked about a Sunday t block the str eets a leasttwo last vearwhlthfnlured several viewed th nrtrade. r...,.,.t.... ...i Th flnwntntrri flii&int c - - -, . ' ' ' --! - "'' lit -.: -—.-- .--------- .,.._,,.,. - - - -- . - I \ - \..Ji ., - -------------------- - • - -iZ7RAiRN4(R . - - - - by Howie Schneider :kFi - - And School Supt. W.P. "Bud" Layer is set to deliver his Same "pep" speech (maybe polished up a mite) to teachers on Thursday and Friday. - EEK & MEEK 1 - - unit development. Dilmore said federal grant ME BET WED FALL IN . . - County Planner Darrell Dilmore told commission the Midway area had a major drainage prcbli tIqp vE5,THAT p- -- -. :- Urban Development (HUD), will be used to de velop dra inage and recreational facilities in the for application to the money provided under [RiD's Cornmunity Development Block Grant The county must apply r THEIJ WKAT'14 HAPPEPJEP WHY NAVEIJ'T WE BEEN PICKED VPc...WHERE9 OUR RECVE tHspog PLANE ç - - 7 - Heart Attack Kills Longwood Man The County Commission XMBR l1S. - -. Heavy Storms Drench Seminole; Tuesday approved the county planning department's request 1 PLAP4JMP TO MROOPi t5 FOR PCI PAYSIeHr; by F,ARTHESY AQES OF UP INTOM.A4"( FRAMEN,. ~_a a LJ RLED lTO THE 1 Another major change, Ray says, is kindergarten and first i graders will not be attending classes tulltlme for the first time this year. First graders will attend school four hours and 45 the same as Department of Housing and -t.AT*E CAY -THE _ slaught ('I more than 30,000 studints Teachers and students alike w ill find the 197546 school year different, in many wa ys, from preceding sears Classes resume the day after for $120,000 in federal furxis for constructing a pilot drainage program in the low income Midway area east of Sanford. A portion of the funds, If allocated to the coun ty by WINTHROP . tor ne ys criticized the ratio of black to White educators at Individual school centers. — Sought 1_ 'fl fr:wi - rurluiriB a) '-9 __ Drainage I _______ -........... - The trial went to the jury on the burglary and stolen property charges. Jurors returned a guilty verdict on buying, receiving and concealing stolen property but reported they were hopelessly deadlocked five-to-one for an ingcer.t verdict on the breaking and entering with Intent to commit a felony charge. Circuit Judge J. William Wood.son ordered a mMiial on the tirJary charge and allowed Terry Wallace to remain free on bond pending a pre-sentence investigation on the stolen property crMlvlctlon. Michael Wallace was ordered held in jail pending a pre. sentence investigation on - . by H.ImdskI & Sloffel BUGS BUNNY . - - . toll. They toll — school bells, that today for Seminole Is, County's 1,462 school teachers who returned to classrooms to prepare for the Sept. 2, on- Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S. Park Ave. Just before a jury was to be selected for their trial, Michael H. Wallace entered a negotiated plea of guilty to the breaking and entering charge and Assistant State Attorney Claude Van hook dropped the other two counts. As part of the plea bargain Michael agreed to testify for the state in his brother's trial and the state agreed not to prosecute him in several other pending burglary cases. Michael It. Wallace, who admitted a prior criminal conviction and having served an Indiana prison term, took the witness stand and testified that he went to the church with his brother, Terry, and another man on June 18, and they entered the building. lie said he carried away a four-slice toaster, electric knife, can opener and silverware in Terry's auto. Be said the stolen items were taken to Terry's residence. Rev. G. Blair McGnrvey testified that the kitchen stems, found by investigators at Terry Wallace's home, were "just like" the items stolen from the church. Terry Wallace took the witness stand in his own defense and said he didn't know anything about the church burglary "until I got arrested." He said Michael brought 'numerous items that I presumed were stolen" to his house and that he demanded his brother leave "after he stole some 'pot' that was in a cabinet." Terry Wallace maintained he was at home in bed when the church was broken into. At the end of the state's case Van hook dropped the grand larceny charge against Terry Wallace. -' k)C)WMR IF Q00 - - Two Sanford brothers today face prison terms alter they testified against each other Tuesday in circuit court in a trial in connection with the burglary of a local church. Michael U. Wallace, 22,810 E. Fourth St., and Terry C. Wallace, 20, 2810 Magnolia Ave., were docketed together f o r trial on rha rcs of brt'a k jug and entering v it Ii intent to coriunit a felony, grand larceny and buying, receiving and concealing stolen property in a June 18 burglary at the 1 2 Ask not for whom the bk tli Herald Staff Writer iLLJJ) Seot. By ED PRICK ETf HeraidSiafi Writer By BOB UA)YD 00 , Start County School Teachers Return Each Other, Face Prison £' To Classes - ruiners Diume I (Do you have a question for the Jacoys? Write 'Ask the Jacoys" care of this newspaper The most in. teresting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) F4UY 41 HWY I BY 11 A'iV 57L I MVV7' V ft* IT V ME A1W.7tWa Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents Year, No. 312—Wednesday, August 20, 1975 simple wi0 9tW aa&— 4W 7N5 '6&Vt1tfl AEW)Cr w by Garry Trudeau Il. 1'f 66=0 fPf7VN OF : V DOONESBURY 6A -- -- 1A r A South Dakota reader wants to know what you respond to your partner's one-spade opening when you hold: *62 AK85 •932 4 A Q 74. In theory the hand qualified br two clubs, two hearts or two notrump, but the only correct response is two clubs. You should try toavoid responding two hearts with a four-card suit, and you should never respond two notrulup with an unstopped suit. Finally, two clubs covers your next bid. If partner rebids two diamonds, you bid notrump If he rebids two spades you bid three hearts, etc. By Oiwiild & James Jacoby THE BORN LOSER After - , ( matter to finesse against the king of diamonds and wind up with his grand slam. It was a top score to end all top scores. No one else either bid or made seven. by Day. Groue V '-1C -- 11%, 0SWAI.1) and JAMES JACOI3Y 'I ? -- suit. &L4 1t1i by Dick TurMr CARNIVAL Walker Mon . ....... 4 41 H r%.~ 0 .is ps FRANK AND ERNEST r by Bob Th.y.s FRANK & ERNIE'S WEIGHT CONTROL CLINIC i-WE 0UA_ANTE - YOU I - A LOS F— ;. -, ....- Zr M*N$ IF YOU DON'T Lo$fi W1GHT You've SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill HE WAS SMILIN& WHEN HE SAIDII4AT. ( —r—) ~71 DBA Opposed To Saturday Morning Christmas Parade Plan . ' o - - � 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 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Inc I .' FIC9 U ••.'____.__=i!5. - • - 1 -. arris, C 00 S Need 8 MI11 S Fit U By DPHIChF11' Herald Staff writer Additional demands placed $52,049,215.64 budget because necessity. on the school system next year, "All fact s a n d less funds are requested for The local effort Is the amount Harris said, include unemof money produced by local figures indicate that capital improvements, Officials have completed the ployinent compensation, new fhn CQ inn less taxes ne eded to qualify for the In fact, about $7-million i b se sa.ary 1975-76 budget proposal which educational programs, an inwill be needed next year state's funding program. The says eight mills are needed to crease In the cost of the will not be possible beca use of the fall-off in the state pays $l45 for each fulltfme Produce more than $50-million retirement program and ad without my re- need for new school buildings student in the county. required to run Seminole ditlonal money budgeted for Layer claims, in effect, taxes The other two parts of the commendation and County schools next year, the collective bargaining board accentance of budget proposal debt service wi ll be reduced by 33 and oneassistant superintendent of II budget — ex third per cent because of the state COUju UUVC Inc, an eig., - miii levy .',, finance said today . $ and federal no major changes board's elimination this year of Roger Harris said copies of tt'e demands, H arris noted, Supt. W. P. "Bud" either up or down. Debt service a s pecial four-mill construct the completed budget will be by Increasing tho amount of Layer requests are for $3,207,817.25 levy. for eac malted to School Board money paid Last year, citizens paid the and the federal budget is student attends classes. members today, lull eight-mills required by law, $&3,692.84. However, budget hearings Instead, the legislature left from last year's budget. The federal budget will in- plus the special four-mill levy scheduled for Tuesday and the funding at last year's level "Those pay Increases had a crease as money comes in for construction. But a Wednesday have been post$745 per student attending lot todo with that," Harris said, during the year for projects declining population has erased poned until next week because fullt.jme at a Seminole school The increases son by the backed by federal funds the need for any new schools of the absence of Board The budget Is split Into four Sem in ole EducatIon The first hearing on Harris' Though the state has set 6.2 ChalrmanR.G, "Bud" Feather. parts, with the proposed Association (SEA) will cost mills as the required local ci- budget proposal will be 2p.m., To produce the $5O,226,247,77 operating budget claiming the taxpayers $1.18 million yearly, fort needed for state funding, Aug. 2, at the board's concontained in next year's budget, lion's share of funds. Harris' Harris said. both Harris and Layer say to ference room. A second work Harris and School Supt. W.P. proposal for operating is The total 1975-76 budget is maintain existing services the session will be held the same "Bud" Layer will ask the board $39,323,412 50, up $4 million smaller than last year's full eight mills will be a time the following day. for the full eight mill tax levy allowed by law. In an Aug. 8, press release, • f Layer linked the 18,100 j*ft-__ • ._ ..- - , ',, -- - .!t - '- — _______ .:-,.•,' -,,- .: :.. .•• . . _____________ - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & MY WOOF IS ei dakLl 1 I I-lINK I HLKt'S VNL. IN THE 6tvVA(5E. LEAKNO! I WANT IOU TO FIX LT.' beginningsalary won last week by representatives of the 3ETIT.') C GM IN fl-BS KIND OF WEAThER? 1 '' A GOTTA E'E FDDIN'/ 0 - Bu rgla ry Ring List '' •-4-. ________________ Grows county's 1,462 teachers to the school system's request for By BOB LLOYD entering with intent to commit proximately $30,000 • In- cdpationalllcense. eight mills. Herald Staff Writer a felony and one count each of cluding a 817,000, 24-foot motor State officials are rported1y t "Acting in my capacity as armed breaking and entering home. considering the revocation of chief executive officer of the Sheriff's detectives today and grand larceny. Donald Richard Crowder, 44, the establishment's state liquor school system of Seminole arrested a ninth suspect in Judge Woodson ordered and Carolyn Fields Crowder, license. County I have directed the connection with an alleged Onie's trial, scheduled for this 42, of 551 Karen Ave., Stanley Grant Stroupe, 35, assistant superintendent for "steal to order" burglary ring week in connection with a Feb. Altamonte Springs, were was arrested at his 119 Ruby finance to develop a balanced that authorities say had a 14 burglary at Longwood, arrested at The Rendezvous Court, south Seminole, budget based on a $8,100 base. million-dollar-a-year business continued to the week of Sept. Bar and Package Store, next residence on a stolen property "MI facts and figures In. going in Seminole and Orange 16. door to the Altamonte Springs charge and deputies seized a dicate that the $8,100 base Counties. Arrested Saturday on buying, Fire The motor home parked in the back Department. salary will not be possible Deputies arrested James receiving and conc'.aling stolen Crowders posted $10,000 and yard. Officers said the vehicle without my recommendation Arthur Onie, 28-year-old property charges were Roland $7,500 bonds and were released was reportedly stolen in p and board acceptance (if an Orlando carpenter, outside a Henry Durand, 31, of 603 David from jail after deoutles con-. Orlando. I eight-mill levy," Layer's circuit courtroom where he was St., Winter Springs, and John ducted a second raid at their Others airrested in the release said scheduled for trial on burglary Th mas Richards, 27, of residence Seminole raids were Ralph w. The ddition of eight mills — and grand larceny charges Longwood Rete One Both Two pickup trucks were used Richard DiLiaio, 41-year-old 1.8 mills more than required by before Circuit Coat judge J, were held i$5,000 bond. bfkeraW haul awatèzus ofMaithndMixlne,US. the state would place cloft to William Woodson. ln t ow raids Friday night and from the bar and the resijeree.- 1742, F Plirk. DIUSIO LI LI IA " $2-million in a "dlscrtionaty Onle had been free on bond, early Saturday Sheriff John E. Altamonte Springs Police $5,000 bond on a stolen property UNI" ' fund." The fund is used by the but was ordered held on ,OOo Pol¼ and deputies arrested six Chief Justus East said today charge after agents seized an A board to cover additional bond on the new c harges persons and ufxed allegedly he'll ask City Council Tuesday q)? JIcvct de mand at the local level, three counts of breaking and stolen property valued at ap- to revoke the bar's city oc(('ontiflued On Page 3'M - - — -- — - --- - .•I ,4EMf,-. AL - a;.' .. J- MNI BILL 70 _____ ..... • 1' " • .... _____ . - ,' .• IHJ\TLL IAtSE CARE () THIN(S [ILL STOPS.' I'LL SEND YA H' RAIN _____ - - -. - Se - e.yeay.4d Stey,a * ibe t g ksvw mi.c "'ilooaui.y, but he decided the good ,$rsst-rtg were the bast pur* of the day4oug eential celebrailee Sunday at First Baptlii Chtxrrh,)fGt'n('%.1. (lh-raldPhotnh 13111 V(nrrntJr. - P1*1ot Drainage Study May Lead To Total Storm S stem By MICK IAWHRIL)GE Herald Staff Writer pilot A drainage study in the Midway area, east of Sanford could lead to a total storm drainage system for the "disadvantaged community," according to Hill flush Seminole County- engineer. County Commission Tuesday at 7 p.m. will EEK & MEEK you CC', SP, I CO&W.XXTJAX; A R.&.4c oPi&CJ Rxc YJ VIcLEAJ(G GJ -pj MOM P0 • I FIRST OF ALL ... RJ4AT by Blowie MEEK " '1 I- \ç ( IS YcR kME, SR1 ) j Me€ Schneider P .1 AM tik CX.) MULti...I-jP, t-i... f-1.R€ POLL 0&J 1 -ZI ,%vvIc The first-dcgre- murder trial of Mrs Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of as postponed a Ssnford, secord time today Circuit Court Judge J William V,00dson ordered the trial rescheduled for the week of Sept 16 because the prosecutor, Assistant State Alt) James 1' iggatt, was unable to appear In court. Figgatt is wearing a cast after breaking his leg while roller skating. Last month the Kiley trial was delayed due to the death of a firearms examiner who was to testify in the case I I 'r - ,?f.e4ii t. 1r- to M' 1 "Y'i 1, ALA - ' ''.'-' k ? e I ht 2ft c9,r W es 1ii - -' I ' 1 . 'i ''' It LIPIJ ______________ 't'' . - " - - i - g - IL ' ;k BACK YARD fT All. Aroun d Clock Bridg .. , , t TODAY bi• - ,, -. t' elt ((ontinUed On PAgC3A) FAVOR OF 'tiiI' " i. V(OL.E,u(E... .' sewer when it rains. U the pilot program is a success Bush said i 'This may be the answer to the woes of the "would give the county a weapon to seek more saturated community," Bush said, lie said the federal money." project will also be monitored for water pollution. County Planner Bill Kercher said the area ho Bush pointed out, however, that if the $120,000 is some "poor structures" and a "bad draina approved it would only provide funds for the pilot problem." He called the pilot proirarn "re1atid project and not for an entire drainage system. inexpensive.' Pay Hikes, Expanded Force Urged By Lake Mary Police Commissioner . (.)tl, 11Pt novative" storm drainage systein will be installed in a two-block area of the one-tulle square district for the experiment, The system will utilize 12-18 inch perforated pipe and specially designed inlets to provide an Undt'rdrairi sy-stemn to hold ground water beneath the ground between rains and also to serve as a storm Murder TH'al Delayed —11 — consider an application for $1'0,000 of federal money for funding the Midway drainage project. The money Is allocated mnder the Community Development Block Grant provided by the Department of housing and Urban Developmenç (HUD). If the money is approved, Hush said, an "in- FLOOD ZONE 4A 48 - ....... ' ' Mrs. Leola Edwards' backyard .. . ... .............. lh UOALST1'' Herald Stall Writer In discussions prior to the Fron a water quality stand ''consistent in opposing detailed examination of Mayor point, Councilman Harry Terry rezonings until the cornWalter Sorenson 's proposed said he would hke to see roads prehensise plan Is completed" LAKE MARY Police budget which included various around the lakes paved to halt No objections were he Commissioner Burt Pertm.hmef department requests, the pollution !rem erosion adding from the four council members has recommended the city's council considered reassessing that many lakefront present council member police force be beefed up by and ree v aluating job homeowners may oppose action Virginia Mercer was out of luring to new patrolmen Too, descriptions of this sort town) on Sorenson 's recom he said he feels that current Councilman Martin Bacon Perinchief, in line with niendation that the property ta x of ficers should be ghen pay Sr. said he ould like to see Bacon s remarks on the work ky reman at three mills raises totaling $600 each in the concerted efforts in street being done by the special rather than being reduced to 1976 fiscal year paving and street light In planning and zoning board the 195 level certified by Perinchief, at a budget stallationsinadditlontobeefing co mmittee on the city's corn- Seminole Propert Appraiser workshop Saturday, told up the police department prehcrtsie plan said he will be Terry Goembel colleagues a five-member police force would gibe the ci ty • 24-hour per (lay coverage in law enforcement and the pay raLws are necessary' to redu ce police personnel turnov er. "it is unreasonable to believe Ce LakiMaryisgouigtokeepiLs A modular construction firm, with the police officers when they can "They're playing a waiting game," Ryan said find better benefits elsewhere,' capabilities of building six jail cells per day, is of Standard Systems officials He also predicted sitting in limbo" while the Counts Commission if the count) doesn't request the jail cells soon he said He recommended present officers' salaries be decides what to do about the Seminole County the company will return to the original plan of Increased by $300 annually at Jail, the administrator of the Seminole County nursing home rooms. Port Authority tSCOE'Am said today. the beginning of the new fiscal Meanwhile, state officials have approved , . ' . ' , 1A 1 . i.' - Modular Firm On Ja il l ls ............... - ts Word t' , - ' I r - f."J • 10 'it .-.,-4 "? Zk ' -'...- 'T., 4 - 1 ,- �2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Legal Notice — Legal Notice Kidnap Victim Found Safe Held On $10,000 Bond Lejial Notice THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN CIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR NAME STATUTE NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN. CUlT OF FlORIDA IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND EIGhTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT OFPLORIDA IN AND FOR FLORIDA. CASE NO.: 75-tSS.CA.Ot•B SEMINOLE COUNTY Bronfman In Seclusion FLORIDA By BOB LI.OYD Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF Financial Disclosure Law To Be Tested In Court TALLAHASSEE tAP, — The constitutionality of Florida's financial disclosure law IS scheduled for its first major court test this week, Atty Gen. Robert Shevin is expected to personally argue the landmark case in a Wednesday hearing before Leon Circuit Judge Ben C. Willis. Arguing against him will be Regent J. Fred Parker, representing Lee County Com.nu.ssioner George Goldtrap. sho has sued to challenge the constitutional basis of the last that requires public officials and candidates to disclose their sources of income. Goldtrap contends that the law invades his privacy and so violates the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Con. Gulf Refinery Blaze Kills Three Firemen By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS crt irling lit: at !eat l 1 Lr '. :::ni Solar Heating Studied GAINESVILLE tAP, — Researchers are redesignmg farm buildings in an effort to substitute Florida's hot sun for agriculture's heavy appetite for fossil fuels. "When hail of your utility bill is for heating and cooling, it is comforting to know we might be able to eventually kiss that imported fuel goodby and rely on the sun fr much of our energy," said Dr. C. Direlle Baird, assistant professor in the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, 111gb on the list of modifications is the common green. house, said Baird, who has been named to coordinate solar research projects in greenhouses, crop drying facilities and other agricultural buildings. . Hartke Offices Said Bugged During 1970 Campaign Experiment Celebrated - MIAMI I APi — A Deep South tobacco heiress is holding a celebration here with 88 blacks, Chicanos and other minorities who participated in her milliondollar experiment the integratior, of 20 upper crust Southern private schools. - The experiment began in the early 1960s, when Anne Reynolds For.yth, the granddaughter of North Carolina cigarette magnate R.J. Reynolds, Inherited $500,000 from the estate of her mother, ie says she decided "to spend it some other way than on trinkets for myself." for Church Fears 'Total Tyranny' Scuba Diver Dies Of In juries • Southern Bell To Lay Off 190 MIAMI APi Southern Bell Telephone Co. officials say a slowdown in demand for new services is forcing the firm to lay off 190 of its 30,000 employes statewide. The layoffs, the third this year for Southern Bell, will r.an Jerry McLaughlin. L'Ie effect Aug29, said spo '1' was an action we regrettel havIng 10 taKe, Dul trw (or our services didn't materialize at the level we had irecast," McLaughlin said, "It would be Improper (orw toretainpeoplefcrwhomwehavenowork." - Kiley Murder Trial _________ t the operation and rates of private1ywned sewer plants, . the finn filed documents with . LONG WOOD ,u A con- the city seeking a hike to $9.50 ,. ( _______ troversial zoning change monthly instead, request by Mrs. Betty Widths During two previous public tops the agenda for tonight's hearings firm officials have City Council meeting which indicated the company actually begins at 7:30. needs a rate of from $15 to $23 .?' Lake RuthSouth homeowners monthly to pay all operating "'' t' protested the zoning change at costs and permit a fair return ' " - /J a public hearing recently, on invested capital. The firm is claiming that a change from controlled by the land residential to Industrial and developers whose properties business district zoning would are served by the utility. hurt the value of their property. The Land Planning Agency at ! The property in question tonight's meeting is expected to . ' / abut.s north SR427. recommend to Cii>' Council 'tt " lid b Deleted from the original reinstatement of the $25 "r request, turned down by the monthly expense allowance to I' Council recently, is a portion of individual members of the fivethe tract wIthin 500 feet of the man board. The members early Lake Ruth South subdivision, in the year gavo up the expense 't The city's Land Planning allowance, noting the city's Agency (planning and zoning fiiancial distress at that time. commission) deadlocked on the The board at a meeting last Issue last week, thus giving the week voted to request the council no recommendation on reinstatement now that the "if city's financial status Is much the request. At a prior hearing before the improved. Also on the agenda are public City Council, Lake Ruth " homeowners presented hearings on an ordinance testimony from a real estate setting new residency districts consultant, who said location of for city council members and / dfl industrial area In proximity on an ordinance rezoning the to the homes would devalue the Herman Jean property, east of IT'S ROUNDUP TIME SR 427, from business district to subdivision property. Tonight's meeting will open commercial. Sis-ycar-old Scotty Dyer rides his trusty steed in Fort Mellon Jean claims his property was Park as be dreams the dreams of all boys of riding In the wild with a continued public hearing on the request of Longwood rezoned to business district In west, rounding up a herd of the big drls'e. Note the spare mount Utilities Inc., for a sewer the late 1960's wIthout prior standing by l.a cue his runs out of steam, (Herald Photo by Bill service rate Increase from $4.50 notification being given to him vientt _______________________________________________ to $9.50 monthly to Sandalwood, by the city. Longwood Groves, Highland Hills and Shadow Hill homeowners. Two other undeveloped areas within the cit' are Included in the requested franchised service area. The sewer franchise ordinance was placed f first last year. A readIng Nov. public hearing was held on Dec. The recommended levy is up, utility operation and $8,796,942 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— 16, followed by adoption of the ordinance, and Mayor James City Commissioners will hold however, four cents per (or utility expansion and conR. Lormann signed the their second in a series of thousand dollars taxable struction from federal, state measure Into law March 28, this budget workshops at 3 p.m. valuation over the 3.96 milLs and bond Issue funds. The brief agenda for the 4:31) Tuesday, prior to the regular certified by Seminole Property year. Appraiser Terry Goembel's p.m. meeting includes a public The firm notified its 4:30 p.m. meeting. hearing on the requested Last week, comnmlrsioners office. customers in May that it would rezoning of the Phil Orr raise sewer rates from $4.50 to were given Mayor Norman Floyd asked conunissioners property on Sand Lake Road Floyd's recommended budget $7.50 monthly beginning in June to have questions and recomand SR 434 to commercial 1. However, when city officials for fiscal 19'75'76, calling for a mendations on the budget ready notified Longwood Utilities four mill property tax levy', for Tuesday's workshop to pave general to permit location of a Inc., that the city has an or- down one mill from the current the way for setting public motorcycle shop. The city's planning advisory' dinance on the books governing year. bearings on the budget. board has recommended denial The mayor has recommended of the request, citing its a $12.36.million budget, the proximity to Lake Brantley largest tfl the city's history, High School and inwith the including $2.7 million for compatibility general operation, $858,504 for surrounding neighborbhood. ' . , _____ ____ - - _____ n''- , • . '. ,,,. )eiayed Secc)fld Time i Continued From Page-lA I Mrs. Kiley is accused of 5 hooting her husband, Thon'ai FI. Kiley, 46, on June 7 at thot,r 3114 Rudder Circle, Sani:d Adrport, home. Judge Woodson said the trial o f Michael H. Wallace, 22., and 'err> C. Wallace, 20, both of Sanford, had been cheduled to tart Tuesday. The W'JIlRces are accused of breakii'g and e nt.ering the Sanfunl Alliance Church on June18 with intent to onunit a felony, graid larceny . Wallace Raps Health Critics and buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. The court also tentatively set trial Tuesday for David Bruce GIbson, 35, of Sorrento, on a stolen property charge and for Walter Jenkins Jr., 41, Altamonte Springs, on charges of burglary and grand Larceny. The worthless check trial of 8.year-o1d Sophie Brelba.rt, of Court, Brittany 602 Casselberry, was continued after defense attorney David Porter told the court his client has been hospitalized. - , Des f I I -''' _, _____ •" 5 eco n d Bud get VVo rk s ho Sc h ed u I e d F o r I U es d a y - - MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST PAST— PR ESENT FUTURE - CACO IEAOINOS. C*YSYAL SAIL CIADiNOS AF FAIlS ILl! IMAIIIAGI IU5IN1$% HELPFUL*OVI &j'' IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME Loi o woo o uOuQs$AM.—IPM COAVS ctedswnaa,i 531.4405 I7.fl I "ides teeTh .4 Sa'ifont - Neil lx Whole life readings: $5 with this CALL for APPOINTMENT Ninth Su ;pect I U 11Cl e r Ar res t iContinued From PagelA) industrial-type air compressor at his business. —Herman Elvin FIelds, 38, Grace Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, $5,000 bond on a charge of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. —Charles Wesley Asbury, 27, of 948 Lake Irene Drive, Maitland, was held on $30,000 bond on two counts of armed breaking and entering with intent to conmit a (ebony, three counts of armed burglary of a dwelling house, four counts of grand larceny and a vehicle burglary charge. Spokesmen for the Orange County Sheriff's department said while the Seminole raids were being conducted agents swooped down on a business and two residences In Orange Planners To Report On PUD WINTER S"RINGS— Cli! ,, which show tt's possible to get by" she Sal(1. L)uerr said her budget The City proposal would not eliminate CASSELBERRY Courril here has completed its any services. But she also said first go-round with a proposed no new ones would be created. "I feel the citizens can get by $2.2 million budget and ended up, thus far, with a $270,000 without an ad valorem tax. The deficit, a city official said majority would rather have a somewhat reduced level of today. and no tax," she Mayor Bill Grier and Finance services Director Harold Boldt have added. If the six.mLlI levy passes, it advocated a six.rnlIl tax on property tc raise sufficient will be the first time funds to come up with the $2.2 Casselberry residents have paid land taxes since the city million, But Council Chairman Edith was incorporated. An estimated 15,000 persons Duerr said today the city can, by keeping services at the live in the city. Grier, however, wants to present level, get by without placing a tax on citizens' expand services and is a staunch advocate of increasing property. Each mill produces about taxes — if that's what it takes to improve and create new ser$100,000 worth of revenue. Initially, anticipated vices. "To maintain the present revenues fell about $550,000 short of money B.oldt said was level of services, it's going to needed to "maintain existing require sonic taxes," the mayor said. v'rices." Duerr plans to present her But after the first round of hearings on the 1975-76 budget, "bare bones" proposal to councilmen have pared that council members tonight at a figure down to what Duerr says 7:30 budget hearing at city hail. Three additional budget work Is a "very rough" deficit of a figure she feels can sessions are planned this week, also. Sessions are planned for be reduced e.ren further. "I have gone over the budget Tuesday through Thursday at and come out with some figures city naIl. By EL) PRICKET Herald Staff Wrltrr - County recovering allegedly stolen property arid arresting two persons. Officials said the theft ring, believed to have handled 11 million in popert)' over the last year, is alleged to have taken orders funneled through the bar at Altamonte Springs and stolen items to "liii the orders." In some cases, officers said, stolen items were shipped all over the country to "customers." The raids and continuing arrests resulted from a three month investigation started by the Seminole Sheriff's Department and assisted by State Beverage Department agents, Orange Count>' deputies, and officers from the Altamonte Springs and Sanford Police Departments. n. UVR I • '' - 125 a , - ring missing from her apartment. — Mildred M. Holly, 1515 Melody Lane, Forest City, reported a Westminister chimes clock, television, radios and coins, total value approximately $1,500, missing after a burglary at her residence. Eugene Caldarelll, 1403 Mara Court, Sanford, reported four shotguns and a rifle and gun rack missing from his burglarized residence. $270,000 Short I B DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer , GAINESVILLE (API — A Daytona Beach man who surfaced too quickly after scuba diving 78 feet In the Atlantic has died of internal injuries at Shands Teaching Hospital, officials say. Kenneth Wagoner, 36, ar' attorney, died Sunday of heart failure brought on by air embolism, commonly known as the bends, doctors said. Wagoner was diving with friends Saturday off New Smyrna Beach when hl.s scuba thnbc.s ran out of air, officials said, He was brought to the surface by a flotation desice activated by his diving partner. .. . I. y '' INi BRIEF Three Crewmen still Missing furnishings valued at $10,000. In other weekend burglary and theft reports: —Seven new tires, valued at $350, were taken when yeggs burglarized a Standard Oil Station at 1-4 and SR.434, Longwood. — William Blatt, of Society Park Apartments, Fern Park, reported thieves made off with a $500 stereo and an antique pistol. Barbara Cossin, Forest City, reported a $1,500 diamond Budget Falls .' , ,' %• Zoning Request .. Box - when the burglary was discovered at 3:30 a.m., but an inventory would be needed to be sure nothing was taken, Pollee said the yeggs apparently disabled portions of a burglar alarm system but not all of it. James Jackson, 27, 0(1013 W. Third St., Sanford, reported he returned home early today from an out-of-state trip and found his apartment bare. Jackson told officers that burglars had hauled away , killed in traffic accidents in Florida during the weekend, state troopers say. Heba Maxine Evans, 48, of Gulf Breeze, was hit and killed while crossing U.S. 98 in the Escambia County city late Saturday, Uoopers said. Carl Wadford, 36, of Jacksonville. was killed early Saturday when hit by a vehicle on a city street, and Henry Nesbeth, 58, of Lake Wales, was hit and killed late Friday while trying to cross State Road 60 near Lake Wales, the troopers said. A head-on collision claimed two of the other victims. Troopers saId Esther R. Varner, 41, of Winter Haven, and Frances M. Doster, 39, of Lakeland, died in the Friday accident two miles east of Lakeland, salo Soviet Trawler Held . the seat in the pickup truck. Sanford police today were probing a burglary at Zayre's Discount Department Store, U.S. 17-92 and Airport Boulevard. Detectives said yeggs entered by cutting a hole In the roof over the appliance department and that a yellow fiberglass ladder was found at the scene but no suspects. Officers said the ladder was stamped 'Southern Bell." Store officials reported nothing appeared to be missing Heads Agenda Ten Killed In Accidents feet Ford To Shale Mine On Hectic Trip Sheriff's deputies have arrested men from Ca.sselberry and Orlando In connection with the theft of a $1,000 trailer from a citrus grove at Geneva, An area resident became suspicious Sunday night when a pickup truck started towing a Parker Bros. Grove Service trailer from the grove on SR 426. Vincent H. Bliss was holding the two suspects at shotgun point when deputies arrived at the grove. Booked at county jail on $10,000 each on charges of unauthorized entry into a citrus grove with intent to commit a felony and grand larceny were John Michael Rousch, fl, of 1148 Galahad Drive, Casselberry, and Roger Dale Robinson, 18, of Orlando. Deputies reported the trailer, used to transport grove trac. tors, was recovered and a caliber pistol was found under StltUtlOfl - NATiON Two Charged In Grove Theft Attempt 4 purlu4tflttoFlarida Statutes, Section SEMINOLE COUNTY VENTURE PROBATE DIVISION that $65.09, GORDON A. TAYLOR. PROBATE DIVISION MARKETING. INC.. a North FROSATE NO. iS.23OCP et at, PROBATE NO. Carolina corporation. located at 275) In RE: Estate of Plantiffs, In Re: Estate 0 Buford Highway, N.E.. Atlanta. GEORGE THOMAS SPRAGO vs. dceased RUTH 0. BROWN 30321. desiring to engage Georgia deceased. MICHAEL J. SHOUVLIN, OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE the fictitious name of business under C? al NEW YORK (AP) — Kidnap. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ata news conference Sunda: AND Dominic Byrne, 53, who with Ca!Wr. DAYS GASOLINE at II & Florida and All CI'OdItOrs To All NOTICE TOCREDITORS ed whisky hetr Samuel Bronf- Melvin Patrick Lynch, a 37to intends Florida, 46, Di.spite Byrne's claim that officials showed the press tl e Sanford. NOTICE OFACTION Having ClaIms or Demands AgaInst All creditorS of the estate of register the same name with the man 2d wa. in safe seclusion at ycar.old city fireman, is being two other kidnapers remain at recovered $2.3 million in cas h Said Estate: TO' PHILLIP W. BALSENHOFE R Circuit Court Of GEORGE THOMAS SPRAGG. the Clerk of Suite 1960 Grant Deneau Tower his mother's mansion today as held oncharges of extortion and large, FBI assistant director j. Bronfman's father paid or hi 5 You are hereby notified and deceased. are hereby notified and Seminole County. Florida. Dayton. Ohio any claims and present required to required to file any claims or authorities discounted an at. illegal use of the malls, has Wallace LaPrade said no other return. The original $4.6 mllllo Venture Marketing, Inc. ''0 ARE NOTIFIED that an demands which you may have demands which they may have By Richard A Deal, leged kidnaper's story that two reportedly told police md the suspects were being sought and ransom demand was halve tion for damages for breach against the estate of RUTH against said estate in the office of President men still at large planned the FBI the two unidentified men no further arrests were cx during the negotiations with (Ii B BROWN. deceased late of Seminole guaranty agreement and to fore Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole ATTEST' snatch. County, Florida, to the Clerk of the closure a mortgage on the following County, Florida. in the courihouse at commandeered his car for abductors. It has not been e pecJ P Deal, Doh Circuit Court, and file the same in Property in Seminole County. Sanford. Florida. within four Secretary plained why. ,plicate and as provided in Section Fiorida: calendar months from the date of A. F. Berry. Jr, A Portion of Section 2$. Township 733.16, Florida Statutes. in their the first publication of thiS notice Byrne and Lynch, both Inst of the firm offIces in the County Courthouse in 2% South. Range 30 East, Seminole Each claim Or demand must be in Cues. Hedrick & born, naturalized America Seminole County. Florida. within County, Florida, and more par writir.g nd must state the place of Robinson. P A citizens, were to be arraigne four calendar months from the time ticularly described as follows; residence and poSt office address of Attorneys at Law, Commence at the IntersectiOn of the first publication hereof, or the today. Authorities said federa the claimant and mull be Sworn to 109 East Church Street, the Northerly right of way line o same will be barred, by the claimant, his agent, or his ,ite 301. charges of kidnaping were no Lake Howell Lane with the Easterly Filed at Sanford. Florida, this 7th attorney, or it will beco4'ne .'oid Orlando, Florida 37502 rignt of way line of Lake Howel Filed because the victim was no day of August, 1975 Applicants according to law. Attorneys for Boulevard (State Road Number 434 5: Louise B. Gore taken acroas state lines. Bu August 7, 1975 1. 11, II. 75, 1975 Publish: Aug a 200 foot right of way as now As executrix All interested pecsOnL within sad — DEO established); run thence North g DOUGLAS STENSTROM CI I month period. shall likewise file all degrees 07' 11" kidnaping charges which carr East along said STENSTROM. DAVIS & CITY OF IC(liOn5 or challenges to tho Northerly right of way line a McINTOSH PHILADELPHIA tAP) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. validity of the will, qualification of "The flames Just engulfed spreading cloud of black penalties of life imprisonment distance of 775.95 feet to the Point of Attorney for Executrix FLORIDA the personal representative. venue Three firemen caught in a sud- them," said Fire Commissioner smoke. beginning, From the point of New York City Police Corn P.O. Box 1330. Notice of Public Hearing IuriSdictiOfl of the court or any or beginning thus described return den flashing of flames during a Joseph Rluo, describing how Sanford.' Fl. The fire ctarted Sunday at missioner Michael Codd saii TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: other challenge to the legality of the South $5 degree's 07' 41" West a PublIsh: Aug 11, )$, )975 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by proceedings spectacular refinery blaze were he escaped the first of dozens of dawn when an 80,000-barrel law enforcement officials an distance of 7759% feet to said point DEQS'7 the City Commission of the City Of David 0 Marks turned into human torches. All exploslona but looked back to storagetankignitedwhlle being U.S. State Department In commencement, run thence North Aitamonfe Springs, Florida. that As F,pcutor three died. 7) derres 54' ?5'' W'st .kxuz sid ee three of hi. men sealed in filled with oil from a tanker. telligence agents are checkin 3,d City CommSon will hold i C ti.rlrs P.5 t44'S FICTITIOUS NAME Eastcrly right ot way Inc. of Lake At least three more (tremen flames. public hearing: Attorney for David 0 Marks The ship was not damaged and the possibility that the two met Notice ii hereby given that I am Howell Boulevard a distance of (a) To consider annexation of the Address 5 Palm Ave were missing and five firemen "They were trying to get Un- the fire was brought under intended to give part of thi engaged in business at 509 Highland 79807 to a point: run thence following described properly lying Titusvllle, Fla were among the 13 perns In. der the foam, but to no avail," control by 9 a.m. ransom to the Irish Repubilcar Dr., Casslberry 3fl07, Seminole North 67 decrees II' 00" East a ani being in Seminole County. Publish Aug II. II, 1975 County. Florida under the fictitious distance of $25 feet more or less to jured in the fire that started he said. "They were human Florida, to wit' Clean-up crews moved in. Army. LaPrade discounted an DEO 59 name of HILTON CABINET iN. the waters of Howell Lake; run Lots .1. 6. 7. & 5. Block B, Little Sunday and burned through the torches.' They spent the day pouring IRA connection. STALLATION. and that I intend to thence Southeasterly along NOTICE OF NAMES OF Wekiva Estates No 1. PIat Book 9, night at the Gulf Oil Co. RefineThe blaze at the second larg. chemical foam onto the smoul. PERSONS APPEARING TO BE Samuel Bronfman, 21, aftei register said name with the Clerk of waters to 1 POint which bears North Page 57, Section 9. TownShip 21 S. ry. OWNERS OF A3ANDONED est refinery on the East Coast dering tank. The firemen were shaving his eight-day beard anc the Circuit Court, Seminole County. 7dtcrees 07' 49" West from the point Range 79 East, beginning; run thence South 2 Florida in accordance with the PROPERTY to the corporate limits of the City It was declared under control could be seen for 20 miles. relaxed. There was no apparent showering at the tFlIth Avenu provisions of the Fictitious Name de'Qref'507'49"Eastadistanceof of Altamonte Springs. Florida. and Pursuant to SeCtion 13 of Chapter early this morning by the Flames covering an area about danger. Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 feet. more or less, to the point of apartment of his father, Sea Ib) Toconsideratsothequestion 717, FIrida Statutes. entitled beginning Lands thus described Philadelphia Fire Board. 957 Florida Statutes a half-mile square roared Into a and assigning the "Florida Disposition of Unclaimed But according to Jack Burk, grams chairman Edgar Bronf contain 197% acres more or less, S: Marcus Hilton f Commercial Property Act", notice is hereby zoning cla.sif!cation manager of the refinery, the fa- man, went by helicopter to th& PubliSh: Aug. 1, 11, 1$, 23, 197$ 'aS been filed against you and you to said proptrty as given that the persons listed below Neighborhood __________________________________________________ are required to serve a copy of your duty's sewage system failed to family estate at Yorktowr DEQS that classification is described in Ihe appear to be the owners of un written defenses, if any, to it on drain off oil that was spilled heights in Westchester County zoning ordinances of the City of claimed personal or intangible Stephen J. ftozarth, Esquire. Altamonte Springs, Florida. to wit: property presumed abindoned from the first fire. Fumes Sunday afternoon, ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Piantiffs' attorney whose address ii E 033% 000), Orci;nance Plo 22$ 73 and aS Account Number EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PostOffice backed up. 1171, Suite leol, CNA companied by his father. amended and supplemented Arparent Owner Housel. M irene. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Tower, OrIanco, Florida 3780? on or "Then it flashed," Burk said. The present zoning classification 125 Club Rd Sanford. Fl , E 0)19 There the young man was CUlT, COUNTY, FLORIDA. before September 17. 1975. and file of said property Is RI Single Family 0007. Inch, Loiver W. or William, At 4 p.m., when the area was met and embraced by his dl- CIVIL CASE HO. 75.1401.CA.12-O the original with the Clerk of this Residential as that classification is Rte I, Sanford, FIa. 3777). crowded with equipment and vorced mother, Ann Margaret SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COM Court either before service described in the zoning ordinances Information concerning the amount PIntiff' attorney or immediately men, a bowl of flame erupted. Loeb Bronfman. He spent the PANY, a Florida corporation. ant regulations of Seminole County. or description of the Property and Plaintiff, tt ereaftee; otherwise a default wliI Florida the names and address of the bolder There was one explosion, then night at her home In nearby vs. be 'ntered against you for the relief The Public Hearing will be held in may be obtalled by any person FRANCISCO SEGUNDO HERNAN demanded in the Complaint or another. Flames were every- Purchase, where he was living the City Hall, Aitamonte Springs, possessing an interest in the DEZ, Petition. where. at the time he was seized. Florida. on the September 9, 1975. at property by addressing an inquiry to Defendant. WITNESS my hand and seal 30 P.M or as soon thereafter as GERALD A. LEWIS. State Comp Within minutes the fire A family friend, Jonathan NOTICE OF ACTION this Court on August 7, 1975. possible, at which time interested troller, as Administrator, Aban Jumped to 11 alarms, acthatlng Rinehart, said that at the news TO: FRANCISCO SEGUNDO (Seal) parties ani citizens for and against doned Property Section, Capitol, As Clerk of the Court 600 fire fighters. of Samuel's rescue, "there was HERNANDEZ the proposed amexatlon and Zoning Tallahassee. Ftorida 32302. Be sure Residence Unknown By LillIan Jenkins will be heard. Said hearing may be to mention account nur,ber, name FlamesscorchedthePenrose alotofsmiling,ahellofalotof YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an As Deputy Clerk continued from time to time until address. as publiShed in this Avenue Bridge over the smiling." action for foreclose a mortgage on Publish: Aug 11. 1$, 35, Sept. l 197$ final action is taken by the City notice. Unless proof of ownership is the following property in Seminole DEQ 56 Schuylkill River, a key cornAnother family friend In Cor miision gie'u'nted to the holder by October INDIANAPOLIS AP - Sen. Vance Hartke's offices Florida This notice shall be posted at the 77. 1975, the properly will be muter artery Into the city and Yorktown Heights, Peter Kauf- County, THE Lot 1, Block "D". were allegedly bugged before the 1970 electIon by persons City Hall within the City of delivered to the Administrator CITY OF the main route between down- man, told reporters that family MEADOWS, UNIT ONE, according Altamonte Springs, Florida. and in Thereafter, all further claims must ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, trying to gain Information on the Democrat's COt)town Philadelphia and Phila- members came together in the to the pta? thereof as recorded in three (3) other places within the be directed to the Administrator FLORIDA trihutors, the Indianapolis Star said today. Flat Book 15, Pages 66 and 67, of the City, and published in the Evening Notice of Public Hearing delphia International Airport. middle of the living room and Public GERALD A LEWIS Records of Seminole County, The Star quoted unidentified surces who said three Herald. a newspaper of general TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' AsAdministrator The bridge was closed to all "almost went through the cell- Florida. circulation in the City of Altamonte NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by men posing as telephone repairmen Planted the listening traffic. The area around the Ing" in a burst of joy" Jose has been filed against you end you the City Commission of the City of Springs, and Seminole County. Publish' Aug 11, 1$. 1973 DEQ 17 devices in August and September of 1970. sawUng refinery was sealed Louis, the family butler, opened are required to serve a copy of your Altamonte Springs, Florida. that Florida. onceaweeli for at least four written defenses, if any, to it on The copyright story said the SOWCCS were persons Who (I) consecutive weeks prior to the IN bIB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE off, then power and telephone champagne for the celebration. PHILLIP P FINCH, ESQUIRE of said City Commission will niold a dateofthePubtiCHe6rlriq.tP*date are presently or formerly associated with International EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. public hearing: In the neighborhood Both at the apartment and the Gray, Adamt, Harris & Robinson, (a) To consider annexation of the cf the first publication to the date of CUlT OF FLt' IDA IN AND FOR PA., plaintiff's *$%O$I went dead, follOwing described property lying' tpie last pubIiC4tiOn, both date's In. SEMINOLE COUNTY estate the Bronfmans declined addressisl0l Eastat?onsevs, agency. Robinson Street, fld being in !eminole County, clusiveshallniofbefessthantwenty. PROBATE DIVISION flrernen tried to battle the to talk with newsmen, but the 6- P. 0. flax 304*. Orlando, Florida The newspaper said is'InveataUon of allegi political to wit: eight (25) dayS. In addition, not ic PROBATE NO. 1733 bltze, buf they realized It was foot.2 younger Brontman, clad 37507,, on or before the 17 day 0? Florida, SE .4 of SEt of NE'.s Of NW.4 shall be posted In the orea to be In re the Estate of: "dirty tricks" also disclosed that a listening devk was useless. commissioner Rizzo In work shirt and jeans, ap- September, 197,3, and file the 1$ 2). Range 29 10 the considered annexation and JOHN A BURTON. IV hidden In a plastics plant during a 1970 XI)Cet1fl€ 01 criginl wIth the clerk of this Court corpora'e limIts of the toning at least fifteen (1%) days prior City of Deceased announced, "Let it burn. It'll peared unhurt. either before servce on plaintiff's Altamonte Springs, Florida. and Ike's financial liinen, to the date of the PubliC Hearing FINAL NOTiCE have to burn Itself out. It may LaPrade said it was "abuo- attorneys or immeda?elv thereaf (bI To consider alsø the question DATED this 79th dy of July. AD Notic, is hereby gym that the un '0 two days, maybe ttree, but lutely' untrue that Samuel had tee; otherwise a default will of designing and assigning the 1975. dersigned wilt, on the 74th day of entered against you for the relief zoning classification of Commercial 5' PhyllIs .Sordahi, that's all we can do." September, A (3 , 197%. present to the been "buried" with a 10.day demanded In the c')mplaint. Neighborhood (C Pit to said City Clerk I4onoqable Circuit Judgeof Seminole Five of the injured were fire- supply of water and air as the WITNESS my hand and seal of property as that classification is of the City of WASHINGTON AP) — The chairman of the Senate County, Florida. hi5 final return, this Court on August I. 1975. men who were treated at local kidnapers had claimed in a decribed in the zoning ord'nances of Altamonte Springs, Fia account xnd vouchers, as Ad panel probing US. intelligence agencies the City of Altamonte Springi, Publish' Aug 1. 1). 15. 25. Sept. burn centers. They were all in ranaom note to Edgar Bronf- (Seat) mlnistnatoi' C I A of the Estate of government has the technological capacity to impose Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida, Cowl?: Ordinance No 775fl 1,1975 .1o4'in A Burton. IV, deceased. and at or stable conditions, man last Monday. Clerk of Circuit Court "tatal a dintnr Pur mm en and as amended and supplemented. DEQIC -- ---- tyranny" - J - ---.J if - - -.---.--- - . -- _..._ w . said time. thcn and there, make By: LillIan Jenkins The present toning classification application to the said Judge for a "There would be no place to hide," Sen. Frank (iurch, NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Deputy Clerk of said property Is Agricultural I (A final settlement of hli a1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Dldaho, chairman of the committee, said &inday cm PubliSh: Aug. II. 1$, 2$. Sept. I, 1915 I) as that classification is described ministration of said estate, and for virtue of that certain Writ of DEQ 57 NBC's "Meet the Press." an older discharging H. Arthut ___________________________ in the zoning ordinances and Execution issued out of and under regulations of Seminole County, Visit Cburch said the eavesdropping technology given the flunton as such Administrator the seat of tf,e County Court of Florida. Dated this the 5th day of August, government by intelligence agencies would enable the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Seminole County, Florida, upon a The Public Hearing will be held in A D 1975 FO SEMINOLE COUNTY, government to impose total tyranny "and there would be the City Hall, Altarnonte Springs, final Judgment rendered In thu H Arthur flurt FLOR IDA. aforesaid court on the 6th day of Florida, cx th Septerrber 9, 1975, at no way to fight b3ck because the most careful effort to A Adminittra!or C T A June, A 0 197%. in CASE NO,: 75.99S.CA.49.B that certain case 130 P M or as soon thereafter as of the Estate of Oil combine together in resistance to the government, no GORDON A TAYLOR. possible, at which time Interested entitled, Southeastern Financial John A Burton. IV et at, Corporation Plaintiff, vs rave matter how privately it was done, is within the reach of parties and citizens for and against Deceased Plantiffs, the proposed annexation arid zoning Senkarik d b a Buttons & Bows, the government to know, such is the capability of this CLEVELAND & MIlE Y. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of will be heard. Said hearing may be technology." Attorneys for Estate MICHAEL .1. SHOUVLIN, continued from time to time until Execution was delivered to me as P 0 Drawer 7 etC ef Cl. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, final action Is taken by the City Sanford, Florida 37771 and I haVe levied upon the following Defendants. Commission, PubliSh Aug 11, ii. 197% NOTICE OFACTION TPiisnotic'pehall be posted at the dOl,.J'ibCd properly owned by Faye DEO ____________________________ City Hall within the City of Stnkarik d be Buttons I Bow's. said VAIL, Cob. (/,4 — PresiThis evening, the President TO' LOUIS H DAP4CHO Suite 1960, Grant Deneau property being located In Seminole Altamonte Springs, Florida. and in BRIDGEPORT, Coon. (AP) - A halfway house for dent Ford begins a hectic two- will attend a GOP fund-raising Tower FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida, more partIcIarty three (3) other places within alcoholics has found a slightly tipsy way to help win the Notice is hereby given that we are day tour to six cities In four dinner in Des Moiies before Dayton, Ohio described as follows' City, arid published in the Evening YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an All the furniture, furnishings, engaged in business at 2177 Holy bottle of the bottle — dogs named Brandy, Ginger, Blackstates by visiting an cx- (lying to Minneapolis for an Hepald, a newspaper ot general action for damages for breach Of • fixtures, inventory, stock.in trade, Ave. Sanford, Seminole County. circulation in the City of Altamoote berry and Cognac. perirnental oil shale mine at overnight stay. Ford's Tuesday guaranty agreement and to lore Florida under the fictittout name of Springs, and Seminole County, end any end all Qoods located at the Many people turn to alcohol because bumans are not nearby Ilifle, Cob, schedule In Minneapolis In. closure a mortgage on tne (oliow:ng Florida, once a weekfor at least four place of the business of (Pie defen CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTER. arid that we intend to register said satisfying their emotional needs, says Bob Ryan, The trip, during which the cludes speech-making 'tppear- property in Seminole County. () consecutive weeks prior to the dent Buttons and Bows, 2640 name with the Clerk of the Circuit Florida' Hiawatha Avenue. Unit 3. Sanford, date of the Public Hearing, the date executive d'rector of the Guenster Home and himself a Preshient makes seven ances at the American Legion Court, Seminole County, Florida in A portion of Section 25, Township Seminole County. Florida including of the first publication to the date of reformed alcoholic. speeches, includes stops today national convention and before 71 South, Range 30 East. Seminole the last publication, both dates in. ull clothing and display units. accordance with the provisions of fh Fictitious Name Statutes, To "Feedadog,walchhlmshakehistail... theynevertake County, I:iOqida, arid more per. Addlticvi.l information avaiIabr in Colorado and Iowa. He a Republican leadership rally clusive Shall not be less than twenty. Wit Sect 14$ 09 Florida Statutes ticularfy described as followi: you for granted," he says. "Everybody's been telling you eight (71) days. In addition. notice from the Civil Division of tPe spends the night In Minneapolis and a luncheon. 1957 Commence at the intersection of Seminole County Sheriff's Depart shall be posted In the area to be you've been doing wrong. A dog doesn't say and visits Illinois on Tuesday. IMasters Later Tuesday, he will fly to the Northerly right of way line of considered for annexation and men?, anything. He just loves you." Carol S Snoke Lake HowellLanewith the Easterly and the undersigned as Sheriff of :oninoatleastfireen(1S)daysprior The midmorning visit to the Illinois to speak at the dedjea. right of way line of Lake Howell Seminole County. Florida, will at Publisi, Aug 11, II, 75. Sept,), 1975 the date of the Public Hearing Rifle mine Is to underscore tion of the Everett M. Dlrksen Boulevard (State Road Nurnbe 13e. toDATED 11:00AM. on the 19th oay of August, nea SO this 79th day of July. A.D Ford's view that oil from shale Memorial Library in Pekin a right of 200 foot way at flew AD. 1975. offer for sale and tell to )97$ and rock is one way the United establisl'ed); run then.e North U thehiohe'stbiddt'f'.fOrcath.tUbiect 5: Phyllis Jordahl. a regional wt'lte House degrees 07' 11" East along said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. to any and all existing loins, at the City Clerk States can Increase domestic conference on domestic affairs Northerly right uf way fine a NEW YORK tAP) — The Coast Guard held a Soviet EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Front (West) Door of the Seminole of the city ot energy production CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE distariceof 77$9S feel to the ,,oint of and in Peoria. trawler here today after boarding parties scoured nine County Courthouse in Sanford, Altamonte Sonings. Fla. COUNTY, FLORIDA. decrease reliance on foreign oil. beginning From the poInt of Publish' Aug 1%. 15. 75 5. Setif. 1, Florida, the above described per Soviet fishing vessels and found pounds of protected It also Includes several 0(11. beginning 'Ihus described return 1975 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.IS97.CAO4.B 'onal property. Ford was to Inspect two pilot lobster and crab on board the impcunded shlr. DIVISION I South 5$ degrees 07' 4)" West a fundi and a heavy DEP 1$ That said sale is being made to projects for use In re the Marciaq, of A Coast Guard spokesman said Nikolai Ivanovich satisfy the terms of said Writ of of waste Pro- schedule of meetings with Re- distanceof77l 9Sfeet to said point of THERESA LYNN MIDDLETON duced when shale rock is shatcommencement, run thence North Execution. Nikonov, the master of the 247-foot stern trawler Zaraysk, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE publican. Ieadert. F AY A P D, 73 degrees SI' 75" West along said John E. Polk, tered and heated to turn was to be arraigned today for Illegally taking the catch EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Wife. For this reason, the RepubliEasterly rght of way line of Lake Sheriff tarlike material into oil. Waste CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR and from the Continental Shelf. Howell Boulevard distance of Seminole County, Florida can National Committee Is paySEMINOLE COUNTY 79502 feet to a point; run thence Publish' July 71, Aug 1. 11, ii, 1975 LIONEl. THOMA5 FAVARD. JR The Zaraysk was seized Sunday about O mies east of disposal has created environ. ing for the entire trip except (or North 67 degrees 4% 00" PROBATE DIVISION Hu5b5d East 154 mental problems for developers Atlantic City, N.J., then ted into port here at the Coast PROBATE NO. ________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION initial helicopter flight from iistar,ce of $73 feet more or less to of oil shale. In Re: Estate of ro LICPIEI THOMAS FAYARD, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Guard station on Governor's Island. Vail to Rifle to Grand Junction, he waters of Hoarell Lake; FRANCIS ., HARRINCTON JR. NAME STATUTE The projects at Rifle are hence Southeastery along said deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIIN, 177 PIPIEVILLE ROAD signed to show the waste "sad Cob. The GOP's costs will aatt'rs to a point which bears North NOTICE TO CREDITORS pursuant to Florida Statutes. Section include $2,206 an hour for use of Pdegrees07'49"Westfrointhep.,Int LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI asaroedbedcompactocandas To All Creditors and All Persons $65.09, that DAYS INNS OF 39540 4 beginning; run thence South HavingClsimsoroemandsAgaua,t AMERICA, INC. a Georgia coi'. soil for growing certain crocs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Said Estate: By Tuesday night, Ford Is to hegree'sOl'ø"Eas'adistinceo IJ)S ANGELES 'APi - Those who say George Wallace poratlon, located at 2351 Buford that TIItRESA eet, more or lets, to lhe punt The PresIdert arranged to IVIIN MID You are hrrehy notifed and Highways. P1 C . Atlanta, Ceorgia DtC TON back in Vail to resume his int healthy enough to run for president "are paralyzed has filed a walk 1,200 feet into the mine to vacation stay. After more golf, )eg'nning Lands thus described required to present any clams and 30374, desirIng 'a er.gage in buSi,,ets Petitior, In PAVARD the aboye styled Court ontain 19.75 acres more or lets. above the neck," the Mabama governor has declmred. demndt which you may have under the fictitious name of DAYS ICC DissottIo as been filed against you and you of Marriage arid you olerve thedlgglng of shale and tennis and socializing, he is to against the estate of FRANCIS J. iNN and TASTY WORLD at I I I. are required to serve a Wallace, here to address the 76th annual convention 01 to Inspect a ire required to serve a copy of your copy of yqu,' refining facility return to Washington next Mon. uritten defenses, if any, to It on HARRINC,TOPI, deceased of late of Florida 46. Sanford, intend* to Wrlttendeftnset, If any, toit on Alan the Veterans of Foreign Wars this eve4lng, has refused to where oil ii cooked out of the Seminole County, Florida, to the register the same name with the A, Dl9ey, Petitioner's Attorney, day, stopping en route In Q'zI. Iteptien .J. Bozarth, ESquire. Clerk of the Circuit Court. and fil, Clerk of give up his political ambitions despite being paralyzed the Circuit Court of whose $ddrns i Dt (W.&... fantlffi atfrr,.w intm.j4,..s it . irom a 1912 assa1naUon attempt. cago arid Milwaukee. TM same Itt duplicate and as SemInole County, Florida. 3359, Sanford, Florida, 33771, on or perature and high $xesaure ott Office Box 117). Suits 14.0), CNA provided In Section 733.16, Florida tS.eai) And although he has not yet formally declared his In. b.for, September 5, 1975, end file rower, Orlando, Fioc Ida 37102 On CC Before flying frxn Colorado M*$IJ$M, I,, ttiie' offices In tP DAYS IPIPIS OF the Cli,3in* wth the Clerk of this *fote September 17. 195, and file ttntioa ft the 1976 presidential race, he told reporters f.,nty Courthouse in Semiiole to the Midwest, Ford scheduled AMERICA, INC Court either before service on se original with the Clcrk of this Sunday, "I certainly am cor1de.ring finning" in next County, Florida, within four By' KingSton L Howard, a meeting in Grand Junction :ourt either before service or, Petitioner's Attorney or im Calendar months from the lime of year's Ikmocratic primaries. President mediately thCrefter; Otherwise a 'lantiptt' attorney or immediately with a group of nine officials the first puIication hereof. or the ATTEST Default will be entered against heaaf tie; otherwis, a cfault will from western Colorado commusame wIll be betted. Jo Ann F. Dotter, far the rctlef demanded in, the e entered against you for 'he relief FIled at Sanford, Florida, this 7th AssIstant Secretary Petition nities. He then files to Umanded in the Complaint day of August, 1975. A F Berry, Jr. 'et it ion W I P1155 my hand and the seal , Moines to deliver a farm policy 5' Marie H Coyle of the firm this Court on the 1st WITNISS my hand and seal of NEW ORLEANS APi -• Searchers dig through the deday of August, address at the Iowa state lair, As Admlnstratrix Cite's, Hedrick I Rob'r,son, P A 1975 his Court cn August 7, 1975 bris of a burned out British oil tarker today (or three OCUGLAS STENSIROM OF Attorneys at Law, (Seal) where Republican Coy. Robert Sc.') STENSTROM. DAVIS & 109 East Church Street. missing ci-ewinen. As Clerk of the Court Arthur H Beckwitp,, Jr Ray hu waived the general McINTOSH Suite 301, By lillian Jnkint, Clerk of Circui7 Court Three bodies were found Sunday durIng an Initial public's $2 admission fee for un Attornjy for Administ:atrix Orlando. FlorIda 37507 As Deputy Clerk fly; Lillian Jenkins search of the Globtik Sun, whichbur lntofla neFnday P 0. Box 1330, Sanford. P1 Attorneys for Applicants hour during the piesiclentlal 'ublish: Aug. Deputy Clerk 15,35, Sept, 1, Publish: Aug. I), PubliSh' Aug 1975 II, 1$. 23, 1975 after colhdin with an oil platform in the Gulf if Mexico. Publish' Aq , visit. 3 1975 DEO SI (lEO 15 nrO I' Dogs Join Bottle Baffle Monday, Aug. II, 1975—JA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. ii, ins The city's decision not to the city. The project we. two Guillet and Ci':l Gosline, of the extend the deadline for starting units under ttie number East Central Florida Regional construction of the finn's 996- req'triig a cmp.ilsory study. Also on the agenda will be the Planning Co.1ncll, will report on unit Crooked Creek P'.L best US'! of land owned by project has be" ;;.csied by final reading of an ordinance extending the maintenance Western 'and Planning Co., We!'tr1 Land. to bond for streets ir1 developThe firm had refused presentlt zoned Planned Unit at request a Developmental ments to two years; a county (PUDI Development tonight's city council meeting Regional Impact study from the road maintenance program in Pliuinlng Council as directed by the city. at 1:30. Not Coo Hot. Piul icio c',eI )tst Rightt FI1E ES TI MA 4¼ FREE. CONDITIONER AIR (S1000 retail value installed in tractor "I'd like to show you the best auto insurance plan avaliauie. 'Heio. I m sour ocal Sal ecu aerit I represent Safeco becMise it offers an auto :curance p!an tailored to the indduaI Ard one of the best thinqs about SdCco p.rtectjon is that It usuallr costs less. "Safeco has !'.'i been known for fast, f.,ir claims sercice But not enough drivers are u.'are just how competitive Safeco prices are "1 offer Safeco because Safeco really has somethlnQ to offer! If s,ou'd like to know all the details, drop by tnv offIce or qive me a cafl' with your purchase of a new CASE 070,1010, 1175,1270 or 1370 Agri King Tractor OFEP GOOD .' SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322632l 100 N. Ma pie Ave. 7N 2417 S. French Ave. S SI : ,' r.. BEHRENS TRACTOR CO. Smile, youtre with Safeco pr 'iG 31 1975 JULY " SR44. E.4M1. nil )7.91 RoiIe 2 Box S4 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 1ord, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY 1- 323.94 - �- - ' .. -. :.-:8. -. -' • , - - . .• - - - - - . * --• • - - - - - - - -. -- ,rt - . - Evening Heiald. . 1 00N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305-322-2611 Monday, or 32771 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILI.IAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Direeto: was University. The purpose of the grant Is to set up substance abuse centers to study the possibility of treating indwidtaLs who are abusers in the same setting with the same therapist. Substance abusers are identified as those individuals who are abusing both drugs and alcohol. The philosophy of treatment throughout the country has been to establish alcohol centers that could treat only alcoholics and drug centers that could only treat drug abusers. If, through research, the government is able to show that substance abusers, regardless of substance of abuse, can be treated in the same setting, it will, in the future, fund only substance abuse centers. This would eliminate duplication of funds that have been spent to set up separate centers for the producer Ibine [hhvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 1240; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $28.40. B Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All alternates other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. of Oviedo. Garcia Vote Realism The issue was larger than a tiny naval insta Hat ion in the vast sweep of the Indian Ocean as Congress got down to the business of approving expansion of military facilities on the island of Diego Garcia the other day. The debate reflected much dissatisfaction in Congress with any foreign undertakings that involve our national security. It was symptomatic of the general head-in-the-sand attitude that has developed in Congress since detente with the communists blossomed as the centerpiece of our foreign policy. For example. Sen. Mike Mansfield, the majority leader, was grossly overstating the case when he said that the relatively small appropriation of $13.8 million this year for construction on Diego Garcia could draw the United States of America into a "new and dramatic adventure in South Asia." The simple truth is that the United States is not likely to be involved in any more Vietnams in the foreseeable future. Nor are we likely to engage in dramatic new ventures anywhere on our own initiative. The United States must maintain a credible naval force in the Indian Ocean for defensive reasons. Fully one-half of the world's oil tanker traffic traverse the Indian Ocean and the United States must protect the vital sea lane. The threat to the shipping is not imagined. Russia already has taken the initiative in the Indian Ocean by establishing or arranging for a number of naval bases on its littoral. These include, as we learned recently, a missile repairing and storage facility at the Somalian port of Berbera at the entrance to the Red Sea. The United States has no alternative but to counter the potential Soviet threat by assuring flexibility and independence for its own navy. Without the facilities at Diego Garcia which is a British, not Asian, island the U.S. fleet would have to be replenished by a string of tankers stationed across 4,000 miles to the Philippines. Apart from being vulnerable, the supply line also would be uncertain since the Philippines already are asking the Navy to leave the islands. With a facility on Diego Garcia, a U.S. carrier task force could operate on its own in the Indian Ocean for months. The decision by Congress to continue a modest development at Diego Garcia exhibits a realistic view of our defense needs, as well as a refreshing realism in a period of detente. - Un - To New Tricks The behavior of Congress when it conies to its own pay rarely has been very circumspect It is easy to discern the root of the problem a lack of political fortitude among raises - member-s. In 1969 Congress exhibited one historic approach to the problem when it raised the pay of members by a staggering 41 per cent $30000 to $42,500. The general rationale is to secure the raise ins non. election year and to take a big plunge so the music has to be faced only mce In 1972 Ccmgrrss conplaIned that its members had only eight raises In some 170 years. Members exhibited another traditional ingenuity. They authorized formation of a 12 member non.congresc*ial salary commission which would make recommendations to the President. The President could authorize the salary raise without an act of Congress. Ergo, Congress did not have to face voters wrath since it did not act. hi 1975 Congress used a "watch—he—Jett-hand" approach. With the minimum of public attention and with the utmoet of haste, Congress' right hand attached an amendment to an obs-ure bill relating to health and safety standards in the post office which would give members an annual cost of living pay increase. The best that can be said for the meth4 is that it is a furtive, back door approach predicated on the belief that the voters willforget it all next November. - . pay These individuals serve In Group 2 while Group 5 of the committee will be represented by Oviedo residents Stuart W. Brown, James D. Colbert and David M. Earle. Alternates in Group S include Michael J. and Edward D. Duda and James E. Pearson, all of Oviedo. The Clock alcoholic end for the drug abuser. Thee Door is establishing two such abuse cenin ters, one to be located In Apopka and the other Winter Garden. These centers will offer a full range of medical, psychiatric and psychological services to central Florida residents. Particular emphasis will be placed In the treatment of the seasonal farm worker. These centers will be predominately staffed with members of the minority population, many who grew up In central Florida and have returned to the area after completing their education. be opened According to officials, the centers will by Oct. 1, 1975. awarded a research grant of $375,000 from the National Institute of Drug Abuse. Thee Door one programs In the U.S. awarded the grant. Some of the other programs receiving the grants include Rutgers University and Cambridge School of Medicine, Harvard The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has appointed 15 members and their alternates to the 175-76 Florida Celery Committee, whIh Investigates supply and demand conditions. Too, the committee recommends to USDA the total annual marketable quantity of celery that may be handled during the season, providing a basis for setting marketing allotments. According to William C. Knope, field representative with USDA, those appointed to the committee include W.W. Tyre of Sanford and B.F. Wheeler Jr., and W.R. ClonLs, both of Oviedo. Ticketed as are W.W. lyre Jr., of Sanford and John W. Evans and W. Rex Clonts Jr., Aug. 18, 1975.-4A A Show Of to~ - - -i-i -•'- Monday, Aug. ii, i75-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, PP. Around Diego :- - - Thee Door of Orange County Inc., has been Suit Contends Howard Hughes Is Dead WORLD federal court in San Francisco NEW YORK (AP) Two courts to appoint an admnln- the Grand Bahamas, he has tor and Ellen Kurtz, minority en over by Hughes in 1969. "You're kidding," was the growing out of the Air West Manhattan stockholders have Istrator for his estate, been dead for an indefinite pe- stockholders of Air Liquidation filed suit contending that 110wrind and is claimed to be alive Co., formerly known as Air only comment from an attorney takeover by Hughes, Including ard H. Hughes is dead. The civil complaint in state "for the personal profit of van- West Inc. In the suit, they seek for the New York law firm of an antitrust action brought by from the company's stock- David Cox, which represents the Kurtzes. If the recluse billionaire Supreme Court alleges that otis and sundry persons." I, Walton Bader, attorney for doesn't surface to respond to while Hughes is reputed to be holders as a class, damages of Hughes in Air West said conspiracy is their suit, they Intend to ask the residing at the Hotel Xanadu in The suit was brought by Vic- $100 million. Air West was t.akAnd in Los Angeles, Hughes the Kurtzes, at the heart of the litigation spokesman Richard Hanna and, "without Hughes, how can said, "Of course he's alive. Ills prove a conspiracy?" office is in touch with him all you as far as we "The man the time." has no children. We know IN BRIEF Fighting Camp - Erupts Near At Refugee matters. Cambodia Border BANGKOK, Thailand (Al') Fighting erupted at a refugee camp for Cambodians near the Thai-Cambodian border over the weekend and at least two Cambodians were killed and several wounded, Thai Interior Ministry officials said today. The officials said a three-man team has been sent to the Ban Kiong Yai camp to investigate the incident. Meanwhile, the English-language newspaper Bangkok Post said four refugees were killed and 10 wounded Saturday and quoted police as gunfight erupted when a group of refugees protesting government regulations clashed with refugees who opposed them. - lesson is that we learned recently while watching the old World War If movie, "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo." Wouldn't you know right In the middle of the movie there was a commercial break for Suzuki Motorcycles. Bill Currie We're not sure what the - Gay Father St'i' rs Protests The Kurtzes' suit contends don't even know if there is a that Hughes and some of his will," said Bader. "Nobody has SANTA BARBARA, Calif. that he's intelligent, he looks lie says Michael, 18, has gotBut two years ago, he joined associates deliberately de- seen him for 10 years or more. Ala) A father of four who straight, he works at the uni- ten over his Initial mixed feel, the Gay People's Union at the pressed the price of stock In Air Unless it can be proved other. says "I simply don't look at versity and he's raising some ings, but 16-year-old' Justin has University of California West to make the sale of the wise, he is either dead or inpeople in terms of gender any nice kids," says one of 1-less' yet to accept it. campus here. airline to Hughes more at. competent and the burden of longer" has stirred up thin colleagues in the field of sex "lie's still worried about After a 25-year naval career tractive to stockholders and proof must rest with Mr. community with his crusade for education, what his friends will think," that brought him the rank of eliminate opposition to the sale. Hughes or those acting in his freedom of sexual preference. "lie just doesn't look or act said Hess as he got dinner commander, the Navy disSeveral suits are pending in behalf." The fact that Gary Hess, 45, is the way people want to believe ready with the help of Wendy charged [ l ess From the Rea well-regarded educator and homosexuals always do." and Kevin. Justin remained in serve. -'r— r1 school board member in addi. Hess says his children have the bedroom, out of sight." His discussions of homosexn tion to being a successful father reacted well to the situation. lie When be was married to a uality in high school classrooms cJARN$) has sharpened the dispute. Fur- says Wendy, 14, and Kevin, 12, pretty dark-haired woman were followed by vicious per/ thermore, he's involved in are matter-of-fact about it and from whom he was divorced sor;il telephone calls and atschool sex education. have worked out whatever and who later died Hess says tezipts by a group called Con"_ A - V I. / W/ j F -A "I think part of the reason he problems they had with their he had no inclinations toward veined Parents to have him _____________ infuriate' so many people is friends and classmates, homosexuality. "kept away from kids." - saying a JOHN CUNNIFF Envoy BERT COLLIER - - Reported Fired '- Statistics Clarke Upsetting Was Loyal — I , Forecasters YORK (AP) "j_' - Those th ings called be turning up everywhere, setting ow notion of things economic, undermining our hopes, misleading our feNEW statistical flukes seem to .. - _ - i ;TOUSSR. ~- -- ____ -- To Florida . ___ _____ 1 ___ P4 _____ „.. I'll ________ A fluke is the all-purpose alibi, serving economists in the same way that a "freak disturbance” provides the weathe r forecaster wi th what seems to be an explanation for his own poor performance. Is the nation's balance of situa tion Improvi ng or deteriorating? It's hard to tell ; flukey. As measured by the net liquidity balance, payments $1.2 bi llion surplus in the June quarter. That represented ade terioraUon from the first-quarter surplus of $2.9 billion. Measured by the official reserve transactions basis, payments showed a $1.6 billion def4clt, but that was an improvement f ro m the $3.3 ll deficit registerd in the first quarter. Perhapsnot to beplacedin thecategory of payments something's LI-'- ______ ______ -. _______ _____ _____ _____ ( ___ ____ ion r gure b(lllcn. ___ ____ ___ I a _________ ___ __ • ___ •• -A 10 -----_ I -1 ___ - P", _____ _______ We're working ________ on If, comrade, we're working on It. - _____________ / __________________________________________ You may conclude from this that sales are spurting. And you may draw the conclusion that Florida. the nation Is moving up out of the recession. . He was born a British colonist, became However, those figures really show that sales Spanish when the English moved out after the volume declined. IfWes es were to show a gain Revolution, and finally an American when the they would have to come to a total at least 9.5 per United States took over. cent higher than the year before to compensate Throughout the cha ng es of flags his loyalty for the rise in remained fixed to Florida. Hya Criticism of the jobless figures reported At the end of his colorful life hewrote: "East Washington also seems to be growing because of looks FloridaIs the land of my nativity. It has been the what could be a very serious error of Before entering the large room with than- A mole on the right side of his chin methodology that undoubtedly will be passed off dellers and cushy carpet, Sen. Edward Kennedy, powdered In order to obecure it a bit for pictures. theater of my life and I expect it to be the depository of my bones. I promise myself, then, as a fluke. this morning's star attraction, whispered His couture Is unremarkable conservative a shade tree in the rear ground off the stage." Doubts about the reliability of the unem- something to a young lady on dark blue suit and tie, striped shirt, black shoes; plomeit fig-ires arise from the practice of She smiled and somewhat surreptitiously however, be is much nattier from the waist up.George Clarke's father, Thomas, was one of the earliest settlers after the British flag was dropping from the labor force figure individuals slipped from her purse a large chartreuse comb the part that the camera concentrates on. who have become so discouraged that they no raised In 1763. During the Revolution, young and the Senator from Massachusetts stole Into pants are baggy and shoes unglossy. longer look for work, George was apprenticed to Leslie, Panton & the gentlemen's quarters. First Na tional City Bank economists are "In days pahat" and "on bchawf of" are Forbes, the great trading firm that was more Toilette concluded, Sen. Kennedy was ready to phrases he uses In his celebrated Kennedy New powerful than the warning Americans not to become too optimistic government Itself. The meetthepressandannounce — well,no,notthat Engla. His freckled over a drop ln Joblessness to8.4 per cent inJuly held Infront company agreed to supply the boy with food, he was going to run for president, as he is of him, alternating one on top the other, with drink and clothing, 'treat because it could be temporary. him well and teach When the economy begins to improve, they unendingly asked but that the fourth annual occasional short forays to the aide to advance a him the rules of commerce, hiding nothing." Robert F. Kennedy Memorial pro-celebrity point. say, discouraged dropouts might George was a precocious lad, In business and work force. A goodly number will fall to obtain tennis tournament would be held at Firest Hills He spoke about the expected $100,000-plus gate other things. Old company records show that the to the Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 23. jots lmmmediately, and thus will be added that the tournament would yield In order to help teen-ager bought from his employer a 15-monthjobless rolls. The Senator has a strong-jawed and large If the education of "disadvantaged young people," old child of a household slave, Flora. Shortly he Sindlinger & Co., a polling and research firm, lean face, not at all the jowly, baby-brother blacks, yellows, Appalachian whites, Indians, bought Flora herself for 400 Spanish pesos and a goes so far as to suggest that most of the im- Teddy of some photographs. Yet his skin, Chicanos, "so that they may serve as catalysts of few months later granted her freedom 'for faithprovement in the unemployment rate this year medium rare from the Cape Cod sun, seems racial justice, just as Robert Kennedy was a ful service." can be attributed to this situation. delicate. His hair, at least now, was in stable catalytic agent in this area. Albert Sindlinger, president of the firm, says it waves, modishly long at the collar, reddishBy that time Clarke, with his Informal but is unlikely that the correction will show up In brown but with graying tufts at the sideburns. "And we hope," said the Senator, "that it will growing family, had arrived at junior partner August unemployment figures. But he suggests His smile is toothy, slightly chipmunkv. His eyes give some of these children the chance to ex- status In the trading firm. He decided to remain the nation might be In for a shock on or about are a light blue-green, crinkly . the edges; perience the joys and possibilities of this when the Spanish returned and transferred his Oct. 6, when the September figures are released. saggy eyelids add an unstudied soft, sad quality. eointry." activities from St. Augustine to Fernandina. __________ ___ IRA BERKOW consumer prices. nnis P Dreams - - Television Complaints Filecl 104 WASHINGTON (AP) — The complaints, service than all other major through June 1973." makers of GE and Panasonic The FTC said in its complaint U.S. brands. In fact, the FTC said, the color television sets would be against GE that there was no The agency said Matsushita elei.tronics group's tests did not prohibited under a proposed "reasonable basis" for claims advertised that its Panasonic establish the Panasonic as government order from claim- that its color sets required less Quatrecolor CT 701 color set easiest, least time-consuming ing superiority for their appli- service than those of Zenith or was rated by the National Elec- or least expensive to service. It ances unless the claims are RCA. It also said independent tronics Association as the aIst said the tests did not in. backed by valid data. surveys failed to support GE's "easiest to service of all color dude a broad sample of major In complaints filed Sunday, claim that Its sets required less televisions they tested in plants sets. the Federal Trade Ccmmlsston alleged that General Electric Co. and Matsushita Electric Corp. of America were guilty of I Dia1322-5762 E. Commercial __________________________________________________ 111111111111111 WE'VE M 0 V E D - ____________ - '-_._--.__- Odd Job Congressman Lea rning 1' evv S ki I s false advertising when they claimed their sets were more reliable than those of other manufacturers. I The agency's action resulted from responses by six major lv hUNTINGTON, W.Vs. (AP) Coiigress,I have lots of jobs I'm ing nwspaper ads, driving producers to an FTC order to Not only Is Rep. Ken Hechler trained to do," said Hechler, trucks and working at a restausubstantiate their advertising getting good publicity out cf who was unopposed in the 1974 rant as a waiter. He began his claims, working odd jobs during the election, third treek Sunday stirring The four other companies congressional recess, he's Zenith Radio Corp., RCA Corp., learning some worthwhile Hechler, a maverick Demo- apple butter at the Appalachian Philco-Ford and GTE-Sylvania skills. crat, has spent the past two Arts and Crafts Festival in Inc. were not named in the 'If I'm ever defeated for weeks collecting garbage, sell- Beckley. Open now at Hollister Building Suite 200 3535 Lawton Road Orlando, Fla. 32803 Our phone numbers remain the same: 894-3431 Medicare Informati on 894-3434 Group Sales & Service - icials Called Into Court 894-3438 Other Departments By The Associated Press In Detroit, meanwhile, civil began last fall and prompted A little more than 30 per cent Boston school officials were r ih i gh ts leaders prepared f or ap- racia l tension and violence that of the 84,000 pupils in ordered to appear in federal peals of a school desegregation continued over the summer, schools are scheduled to be today to explain their order that ruled out any Imme- U.S. District Court Judge W. bused this fall, about 8,000 more plans for beginning classes next diate busing program and a Arthur Garrity already has than last year. Ohio. lie was S U M MARY OWENS a retired field e . .. month under the second stage feckral judge was scheduled to postponed the service engineer with North school Mrs. Mary H. Owens, 75, of American Aviation, of a desegregation program review a Kentucky deseg- for five days to allow time to 216 S. Sunland Drive, Sanford, Survivors include his wife, that will include expanded bus- regation plan later this week, prepare for classroom assignG.IM i4 t died Sunday at Seminole Mrs. Geraldine J. Bolton; ing. The Boston busing program ements. $EVEU( Memorial hospital. She was a daughter, Mrs. Jane B. Carnative of Beloit, Wise., and had penter; and son, Jay'J. Bolton, •i 'fI'.I $.A0 ( ')&* •,',C) A J C TLT TO JOCA L A14D %TaT( G0',I 0l,wt41S QI,I'uT b $1 S •I.c., *, S 'C "C '-151 I'S ,-A( III', ..$13 01 OIUGATIO J",0 T"I ,IAI I'O-M J VLT 1 1174 t, I, J.M 33 1171 lived In Sanford for the past five all of Sanford; grandson; three S 5 1 ''C.v Cl 'CjI .IP',t.'('.T 5 P111 - CA- 74S ao 'o 'coJ.*G1 vOjm 'AiT.cIpaT(A tO%'O.S 0.w w u'u*i 'u"c'i It 'tt.1 ',OTt a, cOwPt*jy oa DCaIM,aT,oi TM LISt 01 TWIM IuO$ MAT II IIT TO YWI 0IH($ Cl a1vIuI years moving here from sisters, Mrs. Elsie Winner of SHAII.0 A5nlQ70', Dc 1C331 DAR Orlando. She was a member of Sharpaville, Pa., Mrs. Anita ACLA II'1O_?.!! TNt 0OvI*Mt? ATNG S CAP'TA o. Jennings, Decatur, Ill., and LAKE MARY CJTY the Church of the Nativity. __ CA? Z.J 4 I _________________ '4 .c-.4 G.-..W .... 1'.-ç two Mrs. Donna Bechdolt, Hyatt. Survivors include , P0.4 LA11*1 $ 4,1920 s 875. '.'''.-. $10 1 104 AUG. 28 tertainment by Chip Meyers daughters, Mrs. Juliana svllle, Md.; and a brother, Dr. AUG. 18I9 ofi $ Mih'ee Middle School open Band "Southwind." Contract Red Cross Swimming lessons Fraaps, Stamford, N.Y., and William 0. Bolton, Peoria, ill. o 2 059 901 8 '3' S j$ Gramkow Funeral home in registration for advanced hcuse for all 6th, 7th and 8th Mrs. Joseph Samill2no, Ferro Mrs. Robert (Evelyn) Britt, LAKE MARY CITY 027 '-".' beginners 10a.m. to p.m. with grade students ,sho will be Park, for ticket iniormati'in, CITY CLERK l Sanford; five grandchildren, charge of arrangements. $ LAKE MARY FLA 32746 Jackie Caolo, 131 E. Woodland attending Mibwee, 10 am. to I •ca Gramkow Funeral Home in $ $ AUG. 31 Dr., Sanford. noon to pick up schedules. charge of arrangements. s'-&*ti $ Father Lyons council I Tuskaw il 9 1 AUG. 1. ELLIS BOLTON la Middle School Knights ofColumbus'jf Sanford 0 A41ocaDct 'i"" $ $ Vietnamese Sponsor open house, 9 a.m. to noon. corporatecommun'nat8a.m. • ' &Dj?I.Ci $ $ SOLTON, ELLIS I.- Ellis E. Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Youth Students can follow schedules mass in All Souhi Ellis E. Bolton, 64, of 2410 Church f or , BoIton,64,o24lOPalmettoAvQ. and meet teachers. forChristBuildlng,100W.Gore $ Palmetto Ave., SaflfoFd, died mer,ib.rc and frmilles invited. Sanford died Suncy In lieu of St., Orlando. Guest speaker AUG.30 -* 3 I iert make contribuI1on , Sunday at Seminole Memorial $________________ l" , S4r'c.Mq,I.I 574 1 Amercan Cancer Society born and raised in Vietnam. soc-. SEPT. 29 Fraternal Order of Eagles Hospital. He was a native of cI-,fCPwIi! $ Cramkow Funeral Home in 1OO4 .. ,, $ Question and answer period to fu ndraisin g luau and dance, 8 Prcsjdcns' Council of -; Mercer County, Ohio, and had cP'ari ci TrranQ'frent5 follow each session. Sponsors, p.m: to 1 a.m., Altamonte Deltona, '.0 a.mn., Community C2 LJ4 I 1)?4.,3 l573 •._ 154 lived in the Sanford area for the ________ ,, rs , employers and ot he OWENS, MRS. MARY R.— teache $ ""'' 3 Center. Center Arts and ('rafts Civic r Springs past 15 years, moving here ,' '_I, 1 itjrecaI mass for Mrs Mary R 1 'i1 2 34 $ interested persons invited. 1 023.E. food and en- Buildi Polynesian from Washington Courthouse, O*ens. 75.01 716 S Sunlend Dr. I r¼1,,oas $ _____________ Sanford, who died Sunday will be ' "s liø'A,siibi ________________________________________________________________ AUG. 25 s 4, 1920 87 S celebaat,d at 9 a m Tu,iday. at test lea ng to high ('IED di Ti,' S A-a *t. Churchof the Nativity, with Rev 5,04 8 I C(I'C',, ___________________________ a, W" c S,'i-.-' $ tII •I4 a, WillIam school equivalency diploma, . Neidert of a.. t* .,.i 1575 SIbv.wM)O ,e-' .,,, 5 N T ficiating flural in Greenwood Seminole Corn ilunity College, T"( ,('*5 ulO.A •II A $f3 lA1 A CC.M*iTI CCP" O't- S ________________________ CCmelery. Orlando Rosary will UI l7sA5 _./1-I for anyone 18 or over has niet iisi ___________________________ I A?'4 of Ts% I(P'1 £',3 l(cl5 O(_MI'i? WA IA CC t'e recited at S pm Mondiy ly Larielle Palmer, Deltona 1975 AUGUST 17, £'L prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call A' in P1. : "L' (today) the chapel of A . -COUNT Y. Wi1!- pr ; .cnrncr c,ramlo* Funerel Home Freddie L. Browdy Jr., ADMISSIONS Sanf S('C for information. --y- I (',r,lkCw fl Charge Oviedo - titomot -11 SISTER Inc. luncheon Sanford: -meeting, noon, Cavalier Scipio T. Bracey AUGUST 16, 1975 Restaurant. Edith Brown ADMISSIONS I'IVI'áUI Hugh W. Duncan SHARI N G Joan E. Immich Sanford: P*.).Zf5 IfAA .,',,t %a ' I.QCA £W3 %'AIl ,,I'Wf'% ,5 ..j Eric Lawrence Delores A. Iashaw ci 01UC4113 l,', •. '(Al IC4* ,uv I '17 4 •.,s., S 'C CC.l*',Mf,Tj 'C. two li? IS l'IOTC. i',(..&AC.I 'C I 'l' •a' C" __________________________________ Catherine A. Phillips 1C S._',s ' - ,i Janie J. Jo)ce 'I'?',' 'JtI AT COWtAiT$ o O1$Ci,V,ATIOI', 1sf %;SloptwI$, 'uiu* SI $t',1 To ?f Of •Il'I.I "A'' DC 1023$ Lynn B. Queen Marvin Mailin A..1L.A fifl,'-?,,a, 7sf 3Ovfl',UIuT Sunday's high 94. Overn i gh t mtn I. Stephenson -piir;, Sherry Maylield •-CA78L o' LONGWOOD CITY wa %- I% & % low 70. Itainf all was .44 inches. Joyce A. Wagner Edward J. Miller "•'-i 20,710 $ $37,440 Partly cloudy to cloudy Barbara A. Ward Sue C. Stewart l"'"' through Tuesday with af- Myrtice Jackson, Altamonte $ 16346 $ Mary P. Swankhous ACCQjt,T 10 2 059 003 ternoon and evening thun- Springs ,'L ,,aT .'- ft $ John Taylor $ LONGV000 CITY 023 dershowers. Highs mostly Marion G. Henderson, Ere!! cksn MAYOR $ Lows in the low t0 DeBary lower W. L 175 1 WARREN AVE Annie I.. Whatley •,,, •, 4,003 $ LOiGD OR!Dt Variable mostly south Louis Pinc, l liary mid 70s. 32730 Carol Rupert. Casslberrv C1 P A k vnw $ AREADEATHS Blue Cross. Blue Shield. - EJ court - .". ,. , - - opening of ACTUAL USE REPORT ' ', '- CALEN ,. Z _____ -. - ______________ . , . --- ______ Funeral Notices __ _____ - __ , r1a ________________ " •.,,, ____ ' ng. ______ -_____________ ___ _____ _____________ _______ - - _____ , Fr HOSPITAL O ES G - - ________ ' - ' < • • .. ' ,i- -•• •- -- - __ -. ' R JACK ANDERSON el ' 1 I To Serve You Better. - School E -N`_ C (-`Y i-- ~' Where QualitySells& Service Tel ls - WASHINGTON( API — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says his new round of shuttle diplomacy stands a good chance of achieving an interim Israel-Egypt accord that will be "a significant step toward peace in the Middle East." Negotiations have progressed to the point where all parties believe it would be useful for him to return to the Middle East "In an effort to bring the talks to a successful conclusion," Kissinger said Sunday. free and LA AG Sees Progress Kissinger esented him with four ___ fluke, but too important to ignore in any compilatlon of misleading indicators, is the latest report on retail sales. In July, sales rose 2.4 per cent to $49.97 billion from $48 76 billIon in June. It was the largest onemonth Increase in a year, and put revenues 7.8 per cent above the of $48.38 fi A _____ . wrote " - WASHINGTON i Al' — One of Russia's most advanced long-range missiles has suffered two consecutive flight failures, raising the possibility of problems with this recently deployed Soviet nuclear weapon. U.S. intelligence sources report that the SS19 missiles flopped during training launches In June and July after an unbroken string of 25 flawless tests over the past two years. In both cases, the failure occurred In the missile's second stage. The SSI9, with a range of about 6,300 miles, has been rated by U.S. experts as the most successful of four new So viet intercontinental ballistic missiles. white - _______ native to have an impact more The first than made up for the long dearth of local talent. He was one of the most unusual characters ever to place his name In the golden book of Florida nota ble s. George I have never been married," John Frederic Clarke in his last will and testament, "but I acknowledge my eight children by a free bla ck woman, Flora." Bachelor Clarke made handsome provision for his progeny. He also SdW to the future of a slave whose name he never could get straight, who had other ch ildren. Clarke pr directed his executors to Invest a sum for Hannah—orwasitAr4na?—andhcrfamily. The money was to buy slaves, "the best Investment possible, when hired out at wages." Clarke's unort hodox domestic life raised few eyebrows in the easy Florida of his day. He moved in the best circles. His sister was the wife of a high Spanish of ficial and his brother an officer In the Spanish army. Clarke himself was promine nt in business and official life and served for a time as lieutenant governor of East - Soviet Missile A Flop land. _____ showed a bi For half of Flori da 's settled existence, its history seemed to be made by persons from somewhere else. the Indians had been around for a Of long time but they were never regarded very highly by the white men who only wanted their course casters. year-earlier WAShINGToN i AI'j — Secretary of State Henry A. ii&singer has refused to confirm a report that W. Beverly ('.rter, Jr. Iv is been fired as US, ambassador to Tanzania. 'ha' published account reported that Carter was removed from the post because of his involvement In negotiations to free three Stanford University students and a Dutch woman kidnaped from Tanzania by Zaire rebels. When questioned Sunday by newsmen at the Western White house in Vail, Cob., Kissinger denied that Carter had been transferred out of the State Department, but avoided a direct answer when asked If Carter had been relieved a ambassador. '' ,, D RO - -. - ________ __ - ord _________________ _________ ___ - - BERRY'S WORLD CIA Snoops Use Fake Defense Credentials Not only are CIA agents still engaged In Their favorite credentials have been provided domestic snooping, but they are using fraudulent by the Pentagon. When the Defense Defense Department credentials. Investigative Service was formed in 1972, Some victims have protested to the Pentagon however, the CIA imposters began getting mixed that they have been harassed by late-night calls, up with real Pentagon Investigators. In the state of Washington, for example, a Police have also complained that their townfnlk have been hounded by phantom agents. CIA sleuth with Pentagon credentials drove This has upset Pentagon investigators around in a gleaming, gold Buick Centurion are concerned about their professlouad standing, while the Pentagon agents were relegated to %'#I when rlA etwratipot% in -cheaD-era___ _______ w.asuuerade. the Defen.se Denariment has or. The military int,e-titii!titnr.qfrniruiraiff,k"it ,,a with DOD credentials. Three Individuals.. . are O'Donnell instructed his regional official., to lie using DOD credentials to conduct background to protect the CIA men. "He said for us to explain investigations and record checks at the Boeing that they were from another Defense inCompany and in the Seattle area. vestigatng group," recounted one source. "The local CIA head stated," continued the The instructions to lie, according to our memo, "that they are employed by his agency sources, came down from the Defense and that they have been using this procedure at secretary's cfice, itself. the Boeing Company for the last ten years. He WATCH ON WASTE: The Pentagon at last is requested that this fact not be revealed, getting serious about conserving energy. -if '' '! Cmpr1y, to avoid Common II?P lflL, k1 e mon sense wou!iI ai m r thm* .4'. r'-t. ' ____ ACTUAL USE REPORT ___ WEATHER -' ...-. - . -','-', , -- , ___ ', ' ',. C' - ____________ __________ _'"" - - - __________ ,' ' ' - .., ,- �- ___ - - - - . . - - - ___ ____ -c-- - - . -t - -t.rrtrtt-t_ -- fl.../-_.. _.. - rz_._:- ir_n - c_..=: -- .. - tt.r- :_ : - :t_==t_ - . - - .. ___ -r... ff -- __. - - -- .. --- ____._ - --- - - .-t-- ._ ______ _ ; ____ --.-_--.-.-- . ___ -..a ...)J t-__ ------.---.- ____ __ -__--- -_ m 24 - 1. -_- _- _----- -_-_-_ -__- __._----_ - aimi . •--- --. — --- - —--- — -='-=- - - --- - - -. -: I - - - . _- ---- -_-_ __- -__ .- _-_ _-_-- .__- _-- -_._ - -_ - -- -; --_--__- -- -- -. -_-- - -s.. .:- -- -'--- -_ ..__-..11:. -_-r. z- - -_ i. _. ___ - . •'I- - :--- .. - -- - - - _j - . _____._Z - . ii Tiny Lund 's Death Mars Baker's Narrow Talladega W * II. TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Buddy Baker, a guy with a heavy foot and a big heart, didn't know exactly how to take his victory in Sunday's Talladega 500 stock car race. Exhausted after edging Richard Petty by a scant three feet, Baker'3 face turned sad and his blue eyes welled with tears when told his long-time friend Tiny Lund had been killed in a smashup early in the race. "Tiny used to drive for my dad," said Baker, son of former driver Buck Baker. "I used to go to Tiny's place and fish. - I "He was ...," Baker said in a choking Lund, at 6-foot4 and 250 pounds a physical match for the husky Baker, was crushed to death when his car was broadsided. It was Lund's only NASCAR Gravd N&tional ram this season, but the 43year-old veteran from Cross, S.C., was the second leading driver in the late model sportsman ranks. Lund, the 1963 Daytona 500 winner, had been tapering off his racing schedule. walked away for a few mlnutes.to be by himself. It wasn't the only tragedy in motorsporLs over the weekend. Driver Mark Dorohw! and two race track guards were criticall-, . injured when his Penske Formula I racer crashed into the rails during a practice lap prior to the start of the Austrian Grand Prix in Zelteg, Atistria. SPCRM -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Lund's death, the first in NASCAR Grand National racing since Larry Smith died here in 1973, cast a pall over the usual tight finish. Eight of the 13 races here since 1969 have ended with the top two cars less than a length apart. The %ictory, Baker's second at the 2.66. mile Alabama International Motor Speedway trioval this season, was worth about $24,000, and was his 10th triumph in 17 years in Southern style stock car racing. Petty's Dodge was the only other car on thie, same lap with Baker, who had Baker, spared the sad news by his crew, didn't know about Lund's death until asked his reaction in a post-race interview. Stunned by the news, Baker voice, "one of the great people In racing." gear troubles. I ta lian Vittorio Brambilla, driving Mardi, captured the Austrian Formula I Grand Prix, which was halted in the 29th lap because of dangerous track ditions. Officials said that with 60 per cent of the race — 29 of 54 laps — completed, the first six drivers were given half the' points usually awarded. Brambilla f* collected 4.5 points, followed by Briton James Hunt in a Hesketh with three and - Johncock and Tom Sneva. Favorite A.J. fellow Briton Tom Pryce, in a Shadow, Foyt withdrew after four laps because of with two. - E Al M L ajor L e e ague . (Singer 7 11, fni Detroit (Coleman it iA) at Oakland (Siebert 2 i), in) Only names, scheduled Tuesday's Games TeXAS At Cleveland, (n) Chicago At New York, (n) Boston At KAn%a% city, (n) BAIIImore At Minnesota, (n) 470 151 i 50 69 At We st ?' CincinnAli 82 39 678 __ Los Ancirlm 6S S? 533 III J s Franc Iwo 61 62 4% 72 San Diego 55 66 ASS Atlanta i 55 69 -" - W _- . WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE Saturday's Results 3. Houston 7 York 1 San Francisco To Be ~Nlllllll AtlAnIA 8. St Eastern Division Mmphs Cross Country -~. -.~ - NL . .d 40t;i; Practice Begins I " Seminole Count) high schools began cross country practice today as large groups of boys and girls were expected to turn out at every county high school. Lyman and Lake Brantley alone expected 70 boys and girls each to be at to&y's opening practice. The teams will be gearing for the season's opening meet Mich will be held in The Greyhound Invitational was to open the season Sept. 18. A regional meet recently was added to the cross country calenjar that may force the invitational meet to be moved up a week. The regional meet will be held Nov 15 The top six teams from the district meets, which will be held ,ov. N 18, will compete at the four Florida regionals. The top four teams from each regional will compete In the state meet, which will be held Nov. flat Winter Park. Competition for boys wiUbeln4A,3A and 2A.1A; for girls 4, lengthened from 2.5 miles to 3 miles. Lake Brantley Cross Country Coach Mike Gibson said the new meet schedule involving a regional meet will be beneficial to Florida cross country. "First of all," he said, the state met: to 16. It will be lot easier to run offthe meet. "It also will give the quality teams a better chance of reaching the state and will keep the mediocre team home." Last year there were 33 teams with seven runners each at the state. %, 11~ ~ =1 ~_ 1. ,.,!"~.!__-%___.0 - j~: L. --~ I , lit- --~",Q-"~Z, -~ ~ h Mr-r-freal 3, Loi Angeles 2. to . t.- f kll~ '.- ~ ,m, - ;P % ~~. _* . 'f ., J-'. t; - ,~ , ~ , . . * .1 I , '1 11M~ - . Hartford Open WETHERSFIELD, Conn. win," Bies said. "I've played (AP) "Winning never left my reasonably good over the years. mind," Don Bies said I've been in contention before "I was trying to get it out of About half those times, when i my mind, trying toblankjtout, was in contention, I played trying not to think about win- pretty good. It wasn't like I was ning and Just concentra te on choking all the time Somewhat I'm doing. times the putts just wouldn't "But l couldn't dojt.l was fall. Sometlmessornebody just beginning to wonder if I'd ever played better than I did" win." This time the quiet, low-key Bies got it home. The wonder, along with trustraflon, failure and dis. It was a battle. appointment, came 10 dn end He h3d to make a 20-foot Sunday when Bies, an easy go- birdie putt on the 71st hole to lag former club pro, rolled In a regain a share of the top spot , and force the playoff. six He had to make a nerve4est. ond playoff hole and beat Hu. and lag, si7oot par-saving putt to bert Green for the title — In the Greater Hart. stay alive an the first playoff ford Open Gott Totirnament. hole. - 7`!.,QnJZ1i- -~ - -t - I -- - - - ;~!X __=2~;5 _ "M :7~p EV_~&-~_v 1. . - O t I nOpenEven , a~ g___~ — needed only a par on the last hole to gain a playoff spot. ilLsii~~ U.N 41~ __~ _~ _ But he bogeyed it, missing the green from a flying he in the ,!ake believe you lLatent rough. Larry Neiwn had a 10-12 heard it before: Manuel foot birdie putt on the last hole Orantes is in the winner's circle to make the playoH. He threeput ted for bogey. and Ilie Nastase is in Snead, who harged into coin. ghouse. - - ris i ,, 4 "`~/ of I . 1k.% _., , . V inner -s - - — ~' . .- / ww -' - -' - . -- - - ' _ _'A L. - -- _" -- - - - - - -' - - . vi " - - - I - - a ian I".- t-1 L _1 4 -Vyz. 4V " "Next year It will be better," sadd Arnold. "We wU1 have city -V _j ii 0 chwnplons ftm All parts of 1 305; - -- i_:~T T -4-J . -r-sft . _.Z _ - ix z _. - ~, 0 , . 4 _10~_4v_ n4i t-4_i=~' . I_I e ~ . `, I . --,ii. J~ .N i~ *Z V5 OX-11. =_-6I 7V-.~ z ,,` = . - - * s, ' ' - 40 I . - f- ' - - - 0 .1 - ` . ~ , Wate r J VERN RVIULE , '_ V .__.,a.j.mp,#1 ,,.sch, named most valuable player in the national card team which won the team cIinshi Stanford Aquatics placed goalie Steve flarrim and Jim i. erguson and Mike Loughtin on the All American team I'm Kruse and Jack Dickman of the Newport Aquatics and' Eric I indroth and l'aul Bechkehazy of the Long Beach Swim Club completed the team lmoresvlctory over Teza.s, cut the Red Sox' AL E&it : over the Orioles to 6 gamesi Rornanian7-6,6-(,&-1Su44ayto with a 67268, one shot back : , capture th men's single title Nelson's 69-29 was two back and the S16.00D first prize at the and put him in a tie with VicW : 0 Canadian Open Tennis Rephido, who had a Int-roinid ; e, . 67 in ft cool, clouily, wbWlm t dharnplordhips. weather that helpeid godwe COOPERSTOWN, N.Y; (AP) -Ralph Kiner Wagging flies for a neighbor's zDa in a bedridden now, toWy bIhW and 80 I It was the sewnd cuumh" some of The IoweA scwu of the per cent deaf for putouts and was w* of ft top' Sr. never . 4aw his wn play basebafl. Wahice out vacant. lot I- ldhambra, C:"'., --- f0dY )'C= al ;3 years of age. She ww"t here to watch her batters during the 14 active years Idwnd-rurli clay court 6tie ior Onintes, who season. Kim wanted her so to be a dwW. But Ralph ago. Then " Of his car,*r: it,wRs sandlot games, minor league boy secured the U.S. Chamaccorded the highest honor a bsiseball player with the Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, Boston Braves' eventually majors w some can earn. pionships last week et n- Simons and 51-year-old Art way and Pirates. the way that led to the Hall of Fame. stopalong Kiner was InstaUed by die 139ftball Writers dianapolis. It umpteenth Wall, had %% despite bogeys on "If I got my beselmll ability fmm ber"ty, It . "During the depression, I had a =Pzhw A&wciation of .Amerl", receiving only om mom A190 itr1mortalized were Bucky Harris, wt4 * It also trarked the the final Me. Wall fuJshed at wasn't from my father," he said fondly htfOre route. But It took up my afteniotnis, so I started vote than the minimum for election 15 years manisged five turns to 2,159 victories Over a 21J timie that Nastase's on-coirt In. 275, Simons 273. his Induction into the shrine. "My dad was such a burying the magazines ill my Nick yard and Year career, and Earl Avcrill, the all.ttrne tic . after ending a career that produced 369 solentv wid raised die Lre of Inli~ Johnny Miller, wearing a terrible player, they wou.Idn't let him into the home mn and RBI leader or ag lawns; in order 0 e magazine give Indians. runs, 1,015 runs batted In and ttrnatioral tennis officials. .279 batting I its money,17 support brace on his ailing left Cs. But he recalled. "It worked out Kodes sWked off the court wrist-, managed a 67-27:. Lee around, the fellows liet him,W the money t.hey'd gh William "Judy" Johnson, one of the great thirdi great until my modw found out. .%.e sent irk to a Hrates, Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians. baseman In black baseball history, during a second-round flit Trevino had 69-274, Gary Play- bet on the gaines." mill honored. Ile Ii-as to be Joined by Billy Hernan, a busy by the spE-cially formed Co I he was losing. er W272. Kinier got his talent from sonwp!ace, starting mmittee on Negr Beatrice Kim, a nury during World War 1, is wondbamnanwhor,tor equaffed four rc-cords Baseball LeaRues- Roa Wrestling Team Chosen GOLDEN VAIIXY, Minn. (API - Thro_e - a - was a - __1_ - - - placed four men including Mike Asch on the All American water polo team chosen by the Amateur Athletic Union following the National Water Polo Championships on chainpionship tournament, was accompanied by Jelin Svendsen, Tom Belfanti and Peter Schnugg of the Con. - - ll —Miami Coach Don Shula Tommy Reamon to run and a he's been ignored while the 1974 one in there beautifully." hefty defense for crucial stops, players who returned to Bir. Birmingham's long-throwing the Jacksonville Express is a mingham this year got their Matthew Reed stillbotheredby tough team to recicon ssith rin gs a hi inter led the sf I cans to that ended when Dolphins' "They should ~ave beaten us Although Mira was hurt on their second quarter touchdowin cornerback Curtis Johnson worse," said Coach Marvin one of the final plays Saturday intercepted a Landry pass at Bass of the Birmingham Ex- night, he said it was only a leg gave therr. their only lead at &7, , i mi ,, . -_-------I '" - . . 1 11 -I I Tampa s • - . *0 Mhq~ta wresders were among eight linen to'qualify Sunday for the U.S. team which will advance to the National GrecoRoman wrestling championships In Minsk, U.S.S.R., Sept. 11-14 anti the Pan American Games in Mexico City Oct. 12. 24. vat Marcy, MinneapoB. defeated Ken Wilhams, Portland, Ore., twice on decisions of 25-2 and 56-1 to win the 149.5-pound spot on the team. Abdul Ali of St. Paul, Minn., decisioned Mike Jones of Portland, Ore., 2-1 to win the 169-pound competition, Arad Ilheingans. Appleto:i, Minn., decisioned Kenneth IA!vels, Hiram, Ohio, 7-0, for the UUe in the =D-Wund class - - -- - - / / - - / / TAMPA (AP) Tampa semi-finals with a patchwork Bay Coach Eddie Firmani says lineup speaks well, I think, for his Rowdies never stopped ;un both our regulars and our re ning as they shut out intrastate serves," he said. nsal 'tilami Toros to gain i berth in the North American game. "It was the best the Rowdies have played this year," Firmani said. "They were very consistent." The Rowdim, NASI, Eastern [)isision champions, played a scoreless first half before exploding in the second half for a /1 Save l111fliNSI1Lll r.iI'1lr YIII(LT?1II I auian Taiwan Cops Big League LL ___ oir Myers lamented a harsh in. jury streak that hampered Mhum"s cons.'stency in the line. up. 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Yung fanned six Latters and gave up only two hits through '" 1 ) POLYGIAS RADAULS FORT LAUDERDAIX I All) lion Caldwell, the first man up In the seventh and last inn i ng , sl,jjnmcd a homer off Yung 's last pitch of the same Relleer meant to be," Myers said I ut (hui Lung pitch ed the (mu Derek Smethurst, the three outs. league's leading scorer behind Robin Hitchcock absorbed the Toros' Steve David,0 ac- the loss for San Antonio, which counted for Tampa Bay s set%- represented the U.S. South. ond goal with an 11-vard shol In the 66th minute. Ali hope for a —_ ----- -___ Toro comeback faded when I John Boyle added the Rowdies FLOP. final goal in the 88th minute. 7:j. - Price Sliami made it to the NASI, championship game ts.t year, but this year it just wasn't . -) L Mmugh UF,n r rLA burned us before su even got singled, moved to second on a our shoes tied," said Nbaini fielder's choice, stole third and Coach Greg Myers, who led the then scored on a passed ball. To ros to a 159 season Finish an Antonio center fielder Tampa took a hefty 29 shots on goal, ownpared to Miami's 16 tries 1' ) _ -__-~__: -; --.--_1__-T. M-t_; -w__.. ma~r~_ 1-__ 1~__ -___ i1 I! 14$) In Saturdays game, Stuart cixoffivaltnningsS.aturdas beScullion broke the deadlock on a fore being retired in a1 RepassfromClyde Best in theS4th pub icollunavicto over !,an minute. Scullion's shot Antonio, Texas. penetrated between tlIanii's Taiwan second baseman 11su Don Ries and Selris Figaro and Yung Chin scored first for the e Os aldo Toriani for the crucial champs, on a single b third Nuenian lin Ilua Wei. Shortcore. stop Len Te Chang pushed _______ - I V11 3-0 victor> before fl,710 fans in Taiwan led by pitcher Chung Yung, has captured a repeat championship in the Big Tampa Day will take a 15-9 Ixague Little League baseball oera1l record against Portland V, arId Series Aug. 24 in San Jose, Calif. to 51.10 0. on .5 13 - shutout two of which were two-hitters.' three-run second inning carried' He has pitched nine shutouts the White Sox to victory in the; this Opener. The split, coupled with', Red Sox 24, e Sox W Denny Doyle 's t wo single .ars 1ame 'WPORT BEACH. Calif. (AP) -Concord Aquatics NE ~ major league's first 19-game winner at 19-7, silenced Texas in the I ith Inning gave Boston a 0 on four hits. TWs was his third after~ , NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana Rac* Com. missioner Albert Stall says security will be tlontened at Jefferson Downs race track, where two horses have been slashed In three weeks. Members of the Horsemen's Benevolent Protective Associati on also said they would meet today to discuss Stall said he would also hate three underco%er men stationed in the back track area while the front is patroll°d by a guard liapide Femme, a two-year old filly owned by A.B. Per.denton of Covtngton was cut on the knees 1 Sunday, said tier trainer, fienry Iforstman. . About three weeks ago, another horse was slashed on its kneesatthetrack'sstabledespiteaguardstatjonedatthe front gate. - - Baltimore's Jim Palmer, the Race Track Jefferson Downs has told me e'1ectie tm ed ~. V To pple Toros, there will be an armed guard in a patrol car from dusk to daylight," said the racing commissioner. gers won 8-0, then rookie Vern Ruhle made it two In a row ' Sunday with a five-lilt, 7-0 victory over the California An. g i - At Louisiana . being j bitten by the Tigers, who have 'ifinally found their teeth after 19 I straight losses Ray Bare broke jE - I BRIEF the Detroit Tigers -"' Kiner el Lon _________ I. tonight their knees are shaking one m am yet have a championship ring. man, who caught a 44-yard With George Mira to throw, Mira admits he's disappointed touchdown pass "He laid that L Security To Be Tightened easily, but they were scared of - M i JACKSONVILLE (AP) — too. . I . 11 4 . 5trevepoi-t at Povttand caqo at Hawaii ________________ 11 - le. !- - - . - -.,. year's state championship. * V %- - Ai4% L # The two-day tournament " S'k t N * ek ended late Sunday afternoon, r 1. r -,!-.-~*. : = 't- , , - I-! )~ i. after a short rain delay, w - ,--~ I -, -- ,,;~,i,) -, ily . "i"-.' . i;. — -. Orlanido's Scott Hupp go i-hj ,-. 5. .J home With the state chain/ .- 0 - 1* 01 plonship trophy and an ex- ,I I ,,- L,- _: :~"=_ X~1%_= .r IL . -r " ' pense-paid trip to the Rose 0, 6 ,44___ . ftwl In Pasadena, Calif., for -' A "- ?~M . .T 4y I ' i the world championship next ttiI~ " week. tvf - ~ . __ 1~__r§i, 1k ii _Aik, I " .. , .;.!, , Hupp is a 22-year-old native , 11 -I; Vw_ -_~ ~ - , t . m i~ * of rampa, who entered competit.lon "just to be out Cbsimploin Scoff Hupp shows frisbee talents. there I (IIdfl'L really enter the contest seriously Ufting Of tops in accuracy, followed by your thoughts aloft. If you can Peasm finished second in the wiinilng the .hlng, expressed Mark LaMay and Dave handle my frisbee, you can distance and overall ftc the sirprised Hupp. "I really Renaud. didnit think I would win." After the conclusion of Hupp captured the crown William W. Fernandez, Saturday's competition In- Saturday's competition, Bruce with an excellent display In the president of the board f cluded the maximurn time aloft Wright of Altamonte Springs frte style competition on Central Florida Chapter ol'MD and the accuracy categotim stood as the leader. Sunday, placing wond behind expressed gratitude to WORJ Hupp placed secorA in die MTA "'The frisbee is fantast.1c," 71 m Groonu. Wright took d9rd. whose total contribution came with a 8.2 second timing. Jay said the 28-year-old Wr1ht Ed Kirkland b ti f Id t 200 Harris took first In MRA with a ,-It,s a spcx t that you play 1 with champ Jotm Kirkland, took the Spring Oaks Recr-!ationa 9.7 dock. your imIagination. Playing by distance category throwing the Center is once again the x Don Pvaratr was judged the yourself Is just like throwing plastic dts 87 yards Don pected site for next ear. n do it on punts, 7 • BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I air 0 probably __________________________ Baseball's Hot t Tigers 'I l- il _t California at Proves Mig hty Toug h it on kickoffs and I 11 .- VIL --- Memphis at Philadelphia 0 MM_ E 2 _ 2 -,,.:,---,.-,--- . aces - I ~A .~It -I. I !_ -- .. ~, -~, .- -sk- -,--~= 1Ix-.-* - r, -_-iiiV~~.: ~ __ ,,. - -6 ~ ~1 ~f -1= iiL __ r -._ .- W_- -_T_731~ ,___~;&T L r~ -- ~_ X V - _- 1!-Jl~_ I - ~ I -~* - 4 - -7__- w flostoni I - 0 N§ 7_~ Al_*%~fflj . __ ~11 zv 3- V.:=I--1 4F _%~_ --~_1,~~y ' -- Star they'll Saturday, Aug. 13 San Antonio at J a ckson vi ll e acksonvi`6 11e Ex Press i way from him ( Sol ) • • A Soul hpr n Californi a for . I they're going to kick the ball a. ' .. -. - ~r . - - .-=:,-..i:: % I . 4 - -- - I, - - -- -- .14-0011 - - - - -. .. III _ - ' _W - - - But within half an hour, fj once lifeless center became a crowded exhibition, the site of the FrisLieeChampIo,sh1p, for the benefit of Muscular Dystrophy Resear ch. According to the tournament president, Uv Armid of Radio Station WORJ, it's only just begun "For a first year project" sald Arnold "it's been reW -- 0 o __ ... t he second, two on Dave cash's six Giants triple. They got two more in the over the Nl,strikeout!ead with V third on successive homers b Jay Johnstone and Greg LuDodgers 5, Expos 3 zinski, his 31st of the season, Bill Russell's two-run single and wrapped it up with four in capped a decisive three-rim the eighth two on a single by second Inning that carried Los Garry Maddox. Angeles past the Expos. Mike Cardinals 8, Braves 1 Marshall picked up his 11th The Cards might be working save after Guy Carter hit a up a love4iate relationship with two-run homer off Doug Rau in the Reds. Cincinnati, having the eighth. helped them the past four Cubs ll,Astros7 games, now invades St. li,uls Jose Cardenal snapped a tie a three-game set before with a fifth-inning double, then heading for Pittsburgh. the Cubs scored six runs In the The Cardinals beat the seventh on six straight singles Braves handily as Ken Reitz to beat the Astroe .- omon ,, Phillles 10, Padres and scored one to become In a 14-hit Philadelphia at- le tie's first 17-"ame winner tack on San Diego, Larry Bowa m Ith relief singled for a run In the first in. Seaver pitch ed ning, then the Phils got three In t hit t 7 '. Innings ourne ______ i6&A7At_i;=1 ay -,. If -- ~_ _v Ma first i effort. e compel pthn. Coach Don Shula said he touchdo w n pass plays of six Tunday's Games was "sorry" that fleet rookie yards to tight end Jim Freddie Solomon had a 72-yard McFarland and nine yards to National Football Lea out Philadelphia at Atlanta, (n) Exhlboition Games touchdown punt return called fullback Norin Bulaich. Saturd 's Results back by a clipping penalty in a Detroit Coach Rick Forz.ano Miami s four yard line press They played with In- cramp probabh the resultof a But Reedcomplett2donjytwoof Allan): Baltimore I ()lpgc, at Montreal. In) 20-14 National Football league (k-cided to stay with Greg Lan. andry had just rni&u-d hit. tensity for 60 minutes and we hot night. 10 passes .'iam)?O. Drtrot II exhibition victory over the Dc. dr y at quarterback all the way ling Ray Jarvis on a 41-yard were lucKy to be in the ball Heamon, named most valuNew Cl iPt% II St Louis troit Lions. in an effort to get a win after an touchdown pass two plays ear- game in the third quarter with able on offense, ran for 122 American League East Shula may be even sorrier opening 34-0 shellacking from C,reen flay 13. Chicaqo 9 [icr when Miami's Tim Foley our mistakes." yards in 24 carries He scored W L Pc?. GB 11005100 21. Washington 13 that Solomon has quickly est.ab. Oakland. knocked the ball away at the Jacksonville won over the touchdowns on runs of 18 and 15 INSTANT PRINTED San Fran lished himself as an open field last second. Baltimore 66 S4 SSO 61 i de!ending World Football four yards and ripped off one 44Lois Angeles 10. "We were just playing it by COPY SERVICE New York runner to be feared. 6? S9 5)2 1) "It was a great play by Fo- League champion Birmingham 'ard spr int . 6 said Forzano. nk ,% 4 MII*Auket S6 66 4S9 171 -i ,-~ New York Giants l?. San -It looks like they're going to ley," Shula said. "We went at 28-11 Saturday night. "George throws a fantastic Clevelari,ci 53 6S 449 Ill'-' Diego 7 kick the ball away from him," Landry did pretty darn well. I-andry with a blitz but I andry Bass and Express Coach pass," said rookie Witt BeckDetroit 48 74 393 2S1 -; 1 00 Sunday's Results And our team effort improved a d m itt e d Shuts after Saturday West Charlie got away. Foley made a great Oakland 74, PittSburgh 21 Tate agreed that Mira we played more consistant 74 44 60? COPIES New Fnfjland 36 Minne,sola night's victory before 48,014 very to knock thii. , liall and Reamon were the key to the ' — —_ football, offensively and d:f City fans in the Orange Bowl. "I) For The down." Jacksonvillc offense. 60 63 AU 1411 $ Tay'sOame ively than we did last week." troit was doing it on kickoffs Chicago 59 63 454 15 3925 Forum said, "That last in"Our defense hung in there, Dallas at Kansas City COOLEST Minnesota S6 67 ASS IIII -i and they'll probably do it on Thursday. Aull. 21 I,a ndry's 25I-ya rd pass to Lartereeption was Landry's fault. even %ith defensive back Steve Cal ornia Deal In Town San r rrcIsco t sariDeco FREE PICKUP punts, too." ry Walton in the second quarter But the other one he had was a Foley hurt early," Tate said. " tys55s9uut Friday. Aug. 22 Solomon wasn't the only resulted in a touchdown w Pioj?on S. Chicago 0 he n tipped ba ll and wasn't his "1 was 1,000 per cent ready & DELIVERY Pittsburgh Ratmore Electric MInnesota 9, Cleve'and 1 General rookie standout in the Dolphins' Walton found an open field be. New Engand at Phi ladelphi a fault." for this game," said Mira, who Oakilmd 2, Milwaukee I Cleveland at waShinglon second straight exhibition fore him for the final 52 yards. completed 10 passes for 179 .12 Texas S. Baltimore I Saturday, Aug. 23 victory. Fullback Stan Winfrey Central Air Conditioning Landry, who played behind nerback Jim Thrower in the yards. Kansas City I. New York 3 Kani.as Cityt Detroi t Delivered The Next" System Detr oit Californi a got the winning touchdown on a Bill Munson last season, then Chicago s St Louis at game with ligament damage to He led Birmingham to the QUALITY HOUSE s d y's Results c Champa i gn. t 39yard burst off right tackle led the Lions 55 yards to bring his left Knee. A club title in the first WFL. spokesman season and , PLUMBING Chicago). PRINTERS, INC. d ClAblarid at Atlanta early in the Wrd quarter and them within six points early in said Thrower would undergo was most. valuable playEr in the QArnt 11 imincl% HEATING, INC. Green Bay at Cincinnati 321 Bal timore I. Icias 0 showed 53 yards in only three the fourth quarter. Charlie surgery this week. World Bowl game, but doesn't Los Angeles at Buffalo 1007 Sanford Ave. 2224562 I veland 14 MnnesolaS Minnesota atDaHa% carries. Sanders caught a two-yard pass 11111104111110 New York I Miami at New Orleans But it was 41-year-old quar. from Landry for the touchdown. Detroit Cali forni a 0 )4Outcn at Denver Oakland 3. Milwaukee I terback Earl Morrall who led "We almost gave it away," Sunday, Aug. 14 To" y's O a me$ New York Jeft v,s New York the way by compleUng nine of said Shula, reviewing a Lan. Texas (Jenkins 14 12 and Giarift of New Haven, Conn 14 passes for 159 yards in his dryled drive late in the game fourgainesstartlng with a twi I // night doubleheader next Fri- =- F W 11 day. Actually, Cincinnati only nib. bled at Pittsburgh on Sunday but the result was the same. A pop-fly single by Dan Driessen broke a sixth-Inning tie, then PETE ROSE Bill Plummer and Pete Rose 0 singled for seventh-Inning runs drove in thm runs and lion added two RBI. gave a victory, Mets 3 GIIZI their eighth straight triumph. I. By CHUCK McCLUNG - 2 U Houston IWirI'iard SI) Only qam'% ScPlrduIt'd - ha%-e chewed up virtually e erything In sight this year, in. after battling back from early injuries. The defensive line includes second.ye.ar ends Marchibroda is counting on Carr, wide Fred Cook and John Dutton, and thirdyear Joe In trades, Thomas acquired tackle George receiver Glenn Doughty and tight end Raymond Ehrmann at tackle. Fighting for the other tackle Kunz, a threetime All- Pro selection, and tackle Chester to get away for some big gainers on pass spot are Mike Barnes and Bill Windauer, both in Ed George, who was named the outstanding receptions. their third seasons, and rookie Dave Pear, a _________________ neman in the Canadian Football Jones and his bIh:kup, Marty Donves, tossed third-round pick from Washingtoi,. minaham . I W ee SI) Southern - ResearcI Montreal Wry Atlanta (Piekro 17101. In) so'i o "Jaws." The neu., triu Thomas moved to strengthen the line in front of Jones. I Charlotte ??, San Antonio 20 Shreveport 10, Philadelphia 3 Philadelphia (Carlton 11 9) at - tention with four btrdl.e.s In a The Spanish clay court toppled tie III mannered row o-.'er otie stretch, (Irished r_ Strom 5 A) At man I? and Wanthen ! Ed Kirkland Jr., winner of the distance category. Herald Correspondent ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— The morning air was crisp and damp, the grauid covered with dew. All wa.*- silent but the distant sound of automobiles. esunbeameddownonthe three acre "playground" of the Spring Oaks Recreational Center. While posting a 2-12 record last year, the Colts dropped nine of the decisions by 13 points or less, including one and 10-point losses to t he Miami Dolphins. Th e offensive line which permitted 49 sacks he and Saturday', Results Today's Gamn -. , _.. ~-.:. . - ,,' , ' can't believe It when the putt sit-footer on tie second hole to went in the hole and I was a win iL Bies led by three strokes at winner," he said Bies, who joined the tour a). one Unit in the final round, most by accident eight years ago, had won a lot of money but dLsappear, then reclaimed a nothing else in his pro career. share of it with the critical At 37 he may be the oldest first. birdleontb' 17th. It helped give Urne winner ever. The records him a final round of 69 and a 267 total, 17 under r on the 6,58don't &xw. rWght never yard Wethersfield Country Club I thought I course. Green, a (our-time winner last season but In a slump most Orantes of thIs year, birdied two of his last three holes in regulation for verNas ase a 68 that forced the playoff. Actually, it was a four-man raice down tht stretch. 3.C. - Cincinnati (Gullett 9 1) at St - Bies Captures league in 1974 — his fifth season in the league. only nine TD passes last year, and five of those The Colts also made guard Ken huff of North went to backs The Colts scored just l) po in ts, team most likely to improve, and local bumper defense, anchored by middle linebacker Mike Carolina their No. I draft pick, and he cWd I&- a and had difficultycr ossing the goalline from sUckers proclaim: "We will arrive in '75." Curtis, should improve with experience. starter after making up the time he lost with the close in. After three consecutives seasons of down. If Jones can get time to set up, the third-year College AIMtar team. A stronger line should make things easier for sliding, with their record getting progressively pro should benefit from the expertise of Ted Lydell Mitchell, who led the Colts with 757 yards Marchibroda lists Jones, fluff, wide receiver worse, the Colts have nowhere to go but up Marchibroda, the former offensive coordinator Roger Carr and cwner back Doug Nettles as the rushing and with 544 yards on pass receptions. i Actually, is progress some reason to comeback believe that of the Washington Redskins who is making his players who hold the key to Baltimore's Bill Olds, who rushed for 475 yards last season, the Colts arethere making on the head coaching debut after 14 years as an NFL development, probably will Join Mitchell In the starting backtrail following the complete dismant ling of 1971 Super BcwI champions by General Manager Carr, a first-round pick last year, made 18 of field, with veteran Don McCauley and rookie Joe Thomas. Roosevelt Leaks backing them up. To help bring those qualities to the fore, his 21 receptions in the second ha lf of t he 35&)fl Fred Pc:: selves face -:;- - , , ~J -_-f t _, "t . ~111 . *~ i . . ~1 I .. is r ~, - , 1?. 11_-1 1-4~ 14 4 * " & . r'. .1.1 1 . 14 '. A14V'1),,. ~ ,f . . . t.. -.iij . . I ':: 7~ . 'h' -. . -Y I,~;, 0 f: ~ . BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Colts running for his life, has been beefed up con- Chicago hichoo Inettrift 4 41 week series agai nst San Fran- i. "N 1 4t 771W . . --%fa:.)kj : ~, _. i C%Vlax -I-, - '-: -..-11 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh I - - - - mprove Charlotte 1 2 0 3)] do 70 HawAll Los AnQ&,%S, Montreal Ch icago OUS games in Cincinnati \,. . - - Wins In Playoff - . 'si - ,I . . . . ._- 17. r Lea d Shaky undoubteWy happy to be back home after four disastrous ! Aft. I anDgoS.Phade:i Home, B y THE, AsS'lATf•;1) PHES. __ ____ ,Xi.$ — ,.4 . '' PF PA 37 T have been voted the National Football League siderably since then. And the relatively young Western Dvlhjn F" - . i W L I 01: Colt M t Lk i Louis I - i~-. . _ .-._,.-,- .:, -.,. ,t:~__,_,i._1 ."'I" -#,*,-- " ro roolDaII - Monday, Aug. is, 197"A California. hi P Ch i cago New z 10 10). (n) (Traver% 5 I or Hausman 3 5) at California W L Pct, GO 67 SS S49 II 66 Ss SAS 6S S? Sil 2 63 SO S?l 31 i so 66 464 10 Montreal I 6 1 at (teincI (Hood and Harrison S i). 7. (I n) (Jon: II 61 at MiI*AUkft- East chichoo - Minnemla National League Pittsburgh Philphia t ouil ( 6- St file* York ARD e Baseball Pirates I - XOR BO 14* 0% started second in the 50-car lineup, Third place went to Donnie Allison, who was among the leaders until forced to change a flat tire with three laps to go on the A.J. Foyt Chevrolet he was driving. Foyt had to pull out of the race, which was delayed one week by rain. In Sunday's 200-mile Tony Bettehausen auto race, Veteran Mike Mosley seized the lead on the 53rd lap, shook off two advances by John Rutherford and cruised to an easy victory, followed by Gordon Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. 11, lf?5—?A GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 We FIRST ST, SANFORD PH. 322-2821 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ___ - ___ ___ __________ _- �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. iS. 175 PEOPLE Shriver To Announce Democratic Candidacy HYANNIS PORT, Mass, (AP) — Sargent Shriver plans to formally announce his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination as soon as he qualifies for matching federal funds under the federal election law. A Shriver spokesman said the 1972 Democratic vice presidential candidate expects to qualify sometime next month. The election law requires a candidate to raise at least $5,000 in each of 20 states to qualify for matching funds.. The spokesman said Shriver, who Is married to Eunice Kennedy, raised enough money at a dinner at the Kennedy compound here Saturday night to qualify in Massachusetts. Kidney Patient Weakens SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — Nearly a month he decided to forego vital kidney machine treatmerits, Chuck McCracken is weaker and losing weight. But he has outlived his dcctor's prediction by two weeks and says he is "doing just line." The 37-year-old victim of kidney disease complicated by a thyroid conditien, paralysis, diabetes and blindness, said during a weekend telephone interview, "I couldn't be better." His doctor gave him two weeks to live after he unplugged himself from the kidney dialysis machine. That was July fl• McCracken said at the time he was abandoning the machine because the treatments were agonizingly painful on account of the other medical problems complicating his disease. It was thought he had only a 30 per cent hance of living a year even with the treatments. "The Lord is taking care of me just fine," said the invalid. "In fact, the doctor is surprised I am as well as I O ltt:- Two Calls, Two Arrests SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A 34-year-old medical technician, released just three months ago after five years in prison for threatening former President Richard M. Nixon, has been arrested for allegedly threatening President Ford. A Secret Service agent said the man, Thomas D. Elbert, has a history of mental treatment. Agent Doug Duncan said Elbert "called up our office here late Friday. He told our night duty man, 'I'm going to kill your boss, President Ford'." Duncan said Elbert told agents where he was calling from, but by the time they arrived he was gone. But Saturday they picked Elbert up at the Gospel Mission after he bragged of the threat, Duncan said. Ford's schedule includes a visit here Sept. 5. Former President Works Long Hours "We really thought he would COme, said one tournament There are fewer invitations for friends to member. visit behind the stone fences of the guarded4413ut insteadhe sent a $190 Nixon estate," La Casa Pacifica ," the house donation ... It's really sad. It "I can set my watch by that." seems like he's never going to "lie is writing in longhand," of peace. come out." says his literary agent, Irving Still, some note that this has I.azar. been Nixon's most difficult "That's what he told me allowed inside Nixon's ciois walled estate, that of his friend year, a time of physical, emo lie's supposed to give me 290 tered domain is Rabbi Baruch tional and financial trauma. pages in September. But I don't Walter Annenberg, the former By LINDA DEUTSCH Korff, chairman of the Presi. Ambassador to Great Britain, even know how he's starting the Associated Press Writer "The fact that he has stirdent Nixon Justice Fund, which at Palm Springs. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. book." vived this period to me Is reOne of the Nions' few recent has raised $200,000 to pay legal One year after he resigned Al') — Each chilly morning, nuirkable." said Nixon's forbefore sunshine burns off the the presidency, engulfed in a outings near home -. with their fees. Korff caine at Nixon's re- flier press secretary, Ronald ocean haze, Richard M. Nixon flood of secrets suddenly ex. (laughter Tricia and her hus- quest July 15 to talk of plans for Ziegler. leaves his secluded villa and posed to public view, Richard hand Edward Cox — ended on a raising another $300,000. Nixon, now 62, made his last But even the usually exwalks the path to a private of. Nixon has steadfastly rebuilt grim note. pc ubspeech on Aug. 9, l4 — That was the well-reported pansive Korff has borne retiice once part of the Western the wall of secrecy surrounding the day that he became the first auto crash that left three Ma- cent about such meetings. "My his life, White House. man in history to resign the There are fewer invitations rifles (lead. The former Presi- visit was private," he said. "lie presidency. If there are no visitors — and there seem to be fewer now for friends to visit behind the dent, returning from the Camp i Nixon ) asked me not tocontact Having left Washington in than ever — Nixon may not be stone fences of the guarded Pendleton golf course, came the news media." Earlier in the month, Nixon tears, he stepped off Air Force seen by his staff until he quits Nixon estate, "La Casa Pan- upon the wreckage and directed disappointed a group of San One in his native Orange Coun rescue effcrts for an hour. fica," the house of peace. work after dark. Clemente civic leaders who had ty and briefly addressed it "It really affected him," Cox On rare occasions when NixAlone with his memories. anl afttrard. 'The tragedy of exictcd his l)artitipation in a cheering crowd of some 4.000 Richard Nixon is s riting the .n .ii1 his vile, Pat, hac left Boys Club benefit golf tourna- supporters. the seashore hideaway, it has it really struck him." story of his Inc. "I can assure you that In all guests ment. few the Among "At 12:15 p.m., Manolo Sane- usually been to visit at another -__-_--- EDITOR'S NOTE — In the year since he resigned the presIdency, Richard Nixon has endured national disgrace and personal anguish. He Is a pri' vale citizen now, very private. But two consuming Interests may lure him out of seclusion soon and back into public view. bez, his valet, comes over with cottage cheese and pineapple," says a volunteer who helps open DALLAS (AP) — Jerry Davis hasn't changed a diaper yet. But his wife, who gave birth to quintuplets last month, says he'll get his share before the couple's diaper-changing days are finished. The first of the couple's quintuplets is scheduled for release from Prkland Hospital here this week. The remaining four are expected to follow, one at a time, with the last due home In a month. Whenallfive — fourglrlsand a boy — are home, the Davises will face something like 400 diaper changings each week. And 30 feedings each day. And 15 to 20 loads of washing weekly. But that hasn't dampened the couple's enthusiasm. "I feel like I'm just going to burst with excitement before I get them home," said the 20year-old mother, who can already tell the babies apart. "Christa has the thickest and longest hair. Casey stays hungry the entire time and con- stantly wants to be fed. Chelsa may be the tiniest but she's the most active. She is already crawling all over the bed." The quints were born July 16 in Parkland Hospital here. They remain in the low birth. weight nursery, since they were born prematurely by Caesarean section. Doctors plan to send the babies home when they reach the five-pound mark. They now range in weight from 2 pounds, 12 ounces to pounds, 6 ounces. Doctors say that all are In good condlUon. The quints are the couple's first children. Davis' $175 a week salary as an equipment mechanic has been supplemented with about $2,700 In funds at the Lewisville State Bank, where Mrs. Davis has taken a year's leave el absence. In addition, the quints have been given baby beds, strollers, automatic swings, high-chairs, lnf art seats, diapers, formulas, bottles and many clothes. SPECIAL! In succeeding months. Nixon issued a few written statements — commenting on his pardon from President Ford in the W tergate case, giving his resi nation to the California State Bar. But he did not speak to America again. When he fell ill with phlebitis — almost died, his doctors said aides militantly guarded Nixon from public view. Recuperatlon was slow. At one point, Ziegler described Nixon as "a beaten man" and scolded who refused him forgiveness for Watergate. — "What severity of penalty does this society want from a leader?" Ziegler asked. "You kn, he resigned in disgrace. Ile is certainly a beaten man only have to be here to sense It Is exile," Ziegler sah. ___ i'I -t —.,'Y — - A piano, a cat a line-upof Job-Seeker Wants Iii By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Since your column is so widely circulated, Dear '' glance,ia typical old lady's llvingroom. But then one spots the bold red cover of Time magazine lying on the old fashioned table beneath a Tiffany lamp A dog ' .'... .s . much romance there," she awful tragedy tome, but people explains. "It's only when you're always think things are worse very young that things are when they happen to them. romantic, but you lose that selves," she mused. "I'hat's not - . . ' I 11 "-. - , ' ____ nurse and ah' ue to and you've just got to learn to William "Billy" Murray, wh'j face things." ____ suggested they get married, she Bornin Ohio of pioneer stock, take care of him and he leave the daughter of a type setter J his house to her. It was Murray who imprinted forever on his ,. _____ who persuaded her to join the daughter and sons the irn " _________ _______________ . As j4' you can do much for the serious g I A bb-' j eared copy of Gayelord Baptist Church in Sanford, but portance of corr ect grammar unemployment situation in this " 'r _____________ Hausr s"Treasuryof secrets" with her hearing giving her and extensive vocabulary, Mrs country. . .. 1_'r, is propped open by a package trouble, she prefers to l isten to Murray's childhood was spent I a m an executive secretar Euch spills health foods onto broadcast swvtces on her father's fruit farm — a with one of the top 100 corn the diningroom table It's been 13 sears now since (Northern Spy apples, the best panics in the country. Almost Definitely not old lady-Ish! Murray died. "Some people you can eat) in Northern every day, we get applications all we have left of John. And then Ethel Murray enthink it's a strange kind of Michigan. for employment, some from What if Bonnie decides to put ters. "My parents were . . . . arrangement to make. But Most of her 40 years of new college graduates and us out of her life and not even married on Christmas day in when you get to my age, you've widowhood were spent altersome from older men who have tell her son about his natural 1885' I was born on Dec. 20. one . got to be practical about nately teaching an and music . been in the business world 20 to father? If that fair to us? r . year later. Do your sums right ___________ . making provisions for the in grade schools across four 30 years. Should we try to keep In and you'll see I'll be 90 next future, Besides, It was a good different northern states, and I'd like to tell these people not conta ct with Bonnie in hopes C year, she declares . .•deal for Billy too," she grinned, trying to catch up on the 5 Ii tLS font, letters with their that e can e our grandson That still (lc*snt make Mrs ' 'lie got a lot of loving care out education she missed as a girl. names typed in but to type out one day'! Or would it be better N Murray an old lady. Her . . of me." "There just wasn't the tranneat, individual letters with the for him If we dropped out of the piercing blue eyes, strong.-r voice The romantic love of E thel sport in those days to get the attached resume. My boss feels pictur e? We will abide by your and vigorous movements deny I . -. Murray's life was George B. kids off the farms to high a form letter Indicates that the decision, at least two decades of that s. fr Travis "a prince of a fellow." school." \,,. " . :. '-\ applicant wants a job with ANY JOHN'S GRIEVING PARENTS tally. A forthright manner, I '" The young couple were married It was tough going for a company, but an individualized DEAR PARENTS: Leave it keen mind and boisterous t -.,• .. in 1913. He was a chemist, a woman alone, particularly -; letter means he wants a job to Bonnie '. to make that decision humor further dispel the notion graduate of University of during the Depression days. -. ... , with OUR company and no and accept it — regardless. I that the soon-to-be Michigan, employed by Hard times are printed in\_"• other. The form-letter ap- pray for your sake that she nonagenarian is nothing more Bethlehem Steel in Allentown, delibly on Mrs. Murray's mind, pliLants are not even answered, keeps In touch with you, sends than a faded memory of her HISIIt t Pa She was a student at Ferris pictures of swarms of people but are thrown in the you snapshots of your grandson f ormer self. . . 4,, .( Institute, Michigan. desperate for a fickle to buy a wastebasket! and gives you the pleasure of 'r'- ? "Do I think I'm lucky to have - - "• "That was the saddest part of bite of food. "I'm not much for Many qualified applicants sharing in his growth. And also lived this long? Now that's a - s-. .. my life," she said softly, Women's Jib, but I do go along who badly need a job strike out hope, whtn the lad Is old enough tough one: I really don't know reaching up to take the with equal pay for equal work," because they didn't Like the to undentand, she will tell him I'm certainly not fighting old Nothing like a cat for company, declares Ethel Murray I Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) photograph of a handsome, she stated. "How many women time to send a personalized the truth about his natural age. I take life as it comes." yourself, the hard way?' I tell "Growing up on a farm in and supple, her skin rosy and dark eyed young man from the I've known who did a better job letter. father. She takes it energetically, them hard work never did Michigan, I'm used to food with barely lined. mnantleplece. He died just five for lower pay than men, CONCERNEDSECRETARY DEAR ABBY: I must take with both strong hands. Her anyone any harm. I believe it's flavor," she insists. "I read, I listen to the radio, I years after they were married, "Life goes by so fast. DE A R SEC11ETAH Y: issue with you concerning an peeling white frame house, done me a deal of good. That, A full 50 years ago, Mrs. keep in touch. Keeping your before they had any children, Something you have to cope Thanks fur a worthwhile tip. A item in your column. One of perched atop crumbling brick and plenty of walking, sensible Murray discovered her first n.tnd in step with today, that's asphyxiated by fumes in the with when you're getting older word to the wise should be more your contributors iigned pillars at the comer of Celery diet and keeping my mind health food shop in Chicago, what keeps you young," says giant benzol storage tank he — it's more difficult to get a than sufficient. "Coleen" was undoubtedly the and Mellonville Avenues In act.i-,e." and since then admits to having Mrs. Murray, her speech and a crew of fellow workmen job." DEAR ABBY: Here is our innocent victim of a fallacy. Sanford, is a model of It must be a good mile and a been "something of a diet sprinkled with idioms any were cleaning. It was a fall on an icy dilenuna: Our only son, John, The saying that she at. cleanliness inside, and outside half to the supermarket, but she fanatic." She is an ardent teenager would groove on. "Every detail of that day sidewalk of wintry Detroit that committed suicide at age 22. tributed to a 11 12-year-old girl" she clips the lawn and trims the insists on walking the distance disciple of Gayelord Hauser's "And I love Time magazine; I stands out in my mind as if it decided Mrs. Murray to move His wife, Bonnie, was pregnant is a famous quotation by shrubs herself to keep the yard to do her shopping. And she sensible eating and exercise practically eat it up!" were yesterday. I missed him to sunny Florida. Told she was at the time, She Immediately Camus, a French philosopher, neat, grumbles the whole way home teachings, and believes most It was marriage that brought terribly. I knew I'd never find too old to teach, she found went to Car.th to live with her Perhaps you would like to set "My friends always ask me, in the taxi about the high prices Americans overeat. Mrs. Mrs. Murray, already 73-years- anyone like George. herself odd jobs as taking care people. (We live in New Jer- the record straight. 'Ethel, why do you have to do it and poor quality of the produce. Murray's own body is still lean old, to Sanford. "There wasn't 'My husband's death was an of invalid old folks. "There's sey.) FRED IN EL CERRITO _________________________________________ always work If you want it bad Our grandson Is now 2-yearsDEAR FRED: Ten whacks -enough," she declares. old, and we've never seen him for me with "The Ifistory of the _____________________ S Travel has always been Mrs. because neither of us has had French Resolution" for not .___ .--. i a ng Murray's delight, and music. the money to visit, having checked out the quote. She regrets the humid Florida Bonnie wrote to say she was Yours was the first many - -climate has ruined the tone of married last June and her letters I received pointing oin . the grand piano in her husband is adopting our the error. Thanks to you and all livingro om. 4) o ' grandson. We can understand the others who wrote, i Or give her a good book, a why Bonnie wants to forget the CONFIDENTIAL TO ,., challenging game of scrabble • ,%,14 • lit IUI' DJ LIDI3Lu, IQ.' — -. ra C c pas a1-. start a new life, "HOP . Jerry Power's smIle says more thM BCU.Idi ,,, • ING • MEMPHIS-; or a fti"ri1 to talk to on the •, dimpling ace , tw inkling and we agree that she should. Wbena man says. "Can'twebe sa ood day, and stat' phone, and ln her element. she's •1 . ase awiuic, patient cause can understand y (She's only 24. 1 But where does frienu" it's the beginning of "ou And then of course there Is her want to be of service. that leave us' Our grandson Is the end. tribe of cats, striped and if she could speak, Mrs. Powers' greeting would probably otted arid Siamese, on whom be the standard storekeeper's, "Hello, can I help?" But being a she lavishes love and meat, l l anuksance or a and a comprehension of her customer's needs all with body bore she will not be. The next series of Prenatal Classes for expectant parents language. will begin at th e Wint er Park Memorial Hospital Sept. 2. She and her husband, Paul Powers, who has also been deaf - ' - ' . — - - ' ,' - . . .. , •••_ PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK Mon.August 18 thru Sun,August 24 E1'I1'l1:Hl1 iiittio1I[4'N IACH of ihe,. od,,c',,pd •."u '. to b. ',odd o.oiobI. fc' .oie at or beo- the od,,ted ,, each ASP .to. .'csp' ot I Product Freshness . — - - ' ' of iat day on hic h the pri 4uct m.s% he j lre'.h. Alter that date. it i pulled iron. the "hell But this does not mean that it the last .l,. UU can u the pri'duict and-.till expect it I() 1* treh. %%'J. all'' itt.,n.thltI .r to stire and u'e the pr' l uct at h' 'me Milk. tot czample. if rctrierated .un he ued 1,rr 'en da tr''nn the t iii.., Ahtn %41tj tHu.h1 it ___ ales S a r , ., gi t uage S ".' n4 s '' gn L On irtusfl .ilI .-\& it prut r'. .r. .hnn. and haket -- here ireshots is c.cntial to qualn . e print t d.ttt• n ;)lain language, N11 vixies -, - Prenata C ass Set p We Owe You More Than Just Food The purpose of these classes Is to help make childbirth a A.*.6 ' more satisfying experience and prepare expectant parents for child All aspects of pregnancy, labor and delivery, and care. YOUR CHOICE! SAVE 13C BARTLETT PEARS CALIFORNIA PLUMS 50U THaN 39C PEACHES MARVEL REGULAR SLICED KELLOGG'S LB. cornRakes RICH AND FLAVORABLE LARGE SAVE 10C Aoy Liquid DETERGENT 64oz. 69C BOTTLE W/$750 IN OTHER PURCHASES IXCL CIGARETTES 39C 12 oz. 27 SIZE CANTALOUPES BOX - GOLDEN RIPE. Bananas 21.9. 29C 99c Honeydews 4 SIZE 38C LIMIT? WITH $7.50 IN OTHER PURCHASES EXCL. CIGARETTEL! EACH LOADED WITH VITAMINS ON SAVE 34C White Bread A SUPERB BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES E210ht O' Clocl( 31b. BAG $1 99 420 1OO LOAVES LIMIT 4 PLEASE WITH COUPON CHECK AND COMPARE! 'ROW care of the baby are covered. The classes, now In the fourth year at Winter Park Memorial, are under the direction of Mrs. Louise Forth'jber, R.N. The six weekly morning classes include topics of interest to expectant mothers. They may choose from classes offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays at 10 a.m. The evening classes, for both husband and wife, will be held on Tuesday or Th ursday evenings at 8 p.m. Exercises will be included as well as presentations by ohstetricians and pediatricians. Instruction Li offered In the LeMaze Method and for preparation by fathers In labor and delivery. Expectant parents may call for advance registration or further Information, Stetson University's School of Business Administration will offer a 12 week real esta te course for pe rsons prepar in g for their state real estate salesman's examination, beginning Sept 10 The class will meet every Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. in Davis Hall. Don9ld A. Page, a registered real estate broker, will teach the course. nis course is approved by the Florida Real Estate ComIllission and there is a charge for the course. Registrations are now being accepted. For further in. formation, contact Stetson's School of Business Administration. 'I • SUNNBROOK FRESH GRADE A - eE s CARTON WiTil 7 50 IN OTHER PURCHASES [XCI CIGARETTES ss •. s•. I I •I S I.. I III I III I I I I S I I SHOP THE HERALD I I 'I • : OF 58C tIMIT 2 007 : ._. • ,. CLASSIFIED PAGES : FOR TODAY'S BARGAINS : Do you read The Herald Classified pages? if you don't you're missing a lot. Good buys on cars, boats, household goods. Good jobs. Ads from local : •, '\ 'P b . .4. -' , [ " - ." ''. . ," ' - I j ' ti " '' .-' - -. L - . - p.— " .- . ( - Real Estate Class Slated ._. DOZEN • EACH If ByJEANPA'I'IESON Women's Editor ' WHILE SUPPLY LASTS C I In T une W*th Now And Yesteryear ' ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. , 1975-16 the time that 1 have that can be useful I am going to continue to work for peace," he said. I!. i0at we call the I'( 1.1.1 )ATE, t h These Parents Face Big Task WOMEN Private Citizen Nixon Writing Memoirs 'Little Old Lady' She's No - -. and mute since birth, obviously use facial expression and sign langwge effectively, because their small shoe repair business Birth Announce In Sanford Plaza Is buzzing with activity. No bell pings as the door swings open, but the couple catches Cmdr. and Mrs. G. Russell the flash of glass and steel as each new customer enters. A Pearson Sr., of Sanford proudly simple pantomime follows: the customer gestures to the worn announce the birth of a grandsole of a shoe, the ragged laces or perhaps the broken zipper on daughter. The infant is the first a golf bag, rasising quizzical eyebrows. Mr. or Mrs. Powers child of Mr. and Mrs. G. "Russ" nods eager affirmation, stabs a date on a handy calendar to Russell Pearson of Wilmington, i nd icate when the article will be ready for collection and N.C. scribbles the cost on a counter pad. Shawn Pearson was horn at And so business is transacted successfully with never a 11:58 am. Aug. 6, weighing 7 word spoken. pounds 3 ounces. A little lip reading comes in handy when a transaction is She Is also the granddaughter more complex, and If all else fails, a hasty exchange of written of tr, and Mrs.. J.H. Leary of messages soon clears up any difficulties in communication. Jupiter. According to Powers, their speech and hearing impediments are no handicap to business, and customers are synipatheti and cooperative. In Sanford, he says, they are particularly - 4 V- - A\ !' '-' -Ir lSim'.-'_ ,.. _• .. I - -.' i.. -' -I -. --------- : grand - ma, Mrs. Jerry Powers I Herald Photo by Jean Jimmy McDowell writes a note to his deaf -wut, Patteson) The Powers couple moved from Virginia to Sanford last Novem ber, a change of climate they hoped would benefit Powers' failing health They ha ve made their home on Laurel Avenue, but regret that the heat and sarusble weather of Central Florida is forcing them to sell their business and seek r yet more top favorable environment. powers, who has been in the shoe and leather goods repair business for 40 years, takes pride in his skilled craf tmmnship. The couple has two daughters, Keren Jean and Jenny Marie. Their grandson, Jimmy McDowell is currently spending his summer vacation with them in Sanford. Sanford . - Prepare Carefully For Picnics An outdoor party Is an Ideal way to entertain because it cr osses the line between a formal affair and a casual picnic. To insure the succes.s of your outdoor party, be sure to exercise caution In food preparation since food spo ilage is more prevalent when temperatures rise. Food spo ilage almost always danger of food spoilage is to serve and cook food in servi ng dishe s with smooth, non-porous surfaces. These are the easiest to clean and the least likely to develop crevices and hollows where bacteria can hide. Forget about elaborate dinnerware, fancy flatware, crystal and damask napkins, too. Instead, use paper dinner SALE ii' TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY r" Cy p r e ss Mulch 39 \ ('v—\ 3 CU. FT. BAG i \Vlit'n' to) gi for all the ii' lw intL iou s it u need about your new corn �-- EvenlngH.rald,Sanford, I. 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II_ JJIl. -jIlJ lI jJJ . uui1 Ill Jlll Jul JIIJ Jul Jill JIll Jul Jill Jill II JIUP -- ,. . you describe what can be done for varicose veins? Is art Show operation advisable and successful? My married 21-year-old daughter has varicose veins. Her doctor does not advise an operation, he said she Is too Tuesday IAORNIPIG i,rninu 110 atcn citgg,octoct tht •t %4e_# 4W5 J Sunrise Jubilee SunrIse Almanac 6:15 (6.0) SunshIne Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise 6:00 (9) 6:10 (2) she should not become pregnant, due to these veins, standingorsjtting,mtsleato stagnant circulation in these veins and prevent them from being overstretched. These can She works in an office every areas. be very useful for people who day and does exercise. Semester not some Would any get light exercise for the legs be better? (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News 7:00 (7, I) Today (4) News DEAR READER super- Standorsitlongperiodsof time. licial veins are involved at first. They usualiy don't cause any harm, but for cosmetic reasons Walking helps to milk out the blood from the veins and also women them of the veins. Your daughter corrected. When the deep veins inside the leg are involved then might do well to wear some form of support because of her job. Otherwise, exercise Is of some, but limited, use in prtventing or treating varicose ('ommonjy, only the - Varicose veins mean large, dilated veins blood to accumulate in the legs and feet when that allow often want you have more swelling and difficulties, "BRUCE LEE" n i agree that a young, married 2 BIG HITS FREE 'LUCKY COINS' 'THE CHINESE CONNECTION avoid woman should try to and 'FIST OF FURY' bring out varicose veins 'or the first time or make them worse, I - ---- - - .CLIP HERE. --- - -- - After all the pregnancies are over then removal of the -, superficial veins can be done. HEY KIDS n&ni. THE LAST - ! auvww ruin called a stripping operation. A sznallinclsionlsmadeatthe top I veins varicose veins. Certainly if she only has superficial vein involvement thatseems a little conservative. If . utuvarIcyemanaanoi,30r I at the bettom of the section sweIIng that auestlon. Most is another women with r.njov much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over .1) ---'" superficial varicose veins get discrn'eries per panel in an all-new tieriet of 24.page booklets, I be rems'ed. The segment is along all right with subsqueflt To nider volumei I. II and III. send SI for each, making checks Tu.sday, August 19, 1975 I through the small incision. All I that you see of the incision are SI 20 Big Prizes the small cuts, not a long in. cislon. It is not ai especIally _________________________________________________________________________________________________ difficult operation for either __________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ doctor or the patient. By BERNICE BEDEOSOL The main point in protecting lit PRIZE from Eckord Drug I, againsttheilleflects of varicose ARI13 (March 21-April 19) benefit, rather than a liability. the veins. The veins dependently, it behooves you about are stretched from the pre&'ure today to be a team player. stretching our upright posture 10 lb. TURKEY for and collapse when we lie down or Morn MAKE SURE YOU DON'T MISS THIS BIGONE L.1_ _____ !' I T ;; I CO$3tt :'e (Dec. fl-Jan. fjy lEO (July TAURUS (April ) 23-Aug. 22) You 19) Your material prospects Succesa may not come on the anticipate more opposition on will be brightening but I ______________ iLA!'" __________ _______________________ tk9 *tS41it(:. I ___ ____ ! I ____________________ __________ _______ _________ _____ _______ _____ ___ Ewnng _____ _____ I SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 'm may have to step-in today _________________ on th •crei " FOLD 4IJ GIRL J',,MODELS GIRLS I -I II ii ________________________ fr GIA11TiAG _________ ___________________________________________________________________ I I CAPRI 1 ______________________ : - -, - I ii OFF ) ,- - ,. I , PLUS Re.1 of Fun TUES., AUG. 19 J & Pr1* NRALD ___ ____________________ __________________________ _________ - 1D -- 'CLIP HEE a - - - I - - t Fr'. 'fr*tfV r -ux. ______________________ -L - __ 4'L4ifr* I . -L -_ —GoodThngs to Eat 4—Personals ') -.. .. -.-- - -'" '( ( (IPI'JL A PROBLEM IPI YOUR FAMILY AL .PJON For families or fr'nJ of problem drinkv'r For further information call 17) lSIlnrwrite Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 I$O 553. Sanford. F Ia 3777) TUbA FOR DENTS, Thousands are earning good money in tpie growing field of income tax v epa ration ti MARGARET J GLAZE, Wife AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARGARET J. GLAZE 30.4.3 Mountain Terrace Memphii, Tervseiee 177 - America's Plow, H & P BLOCK Largest Income Tax Service will teach you to prepare income ta. returns in a special I)' week tuition course Classes con yeniently scheduled to acconimo date workIng students and house Curriculum includes wives practice problems. taught by cx perienced II & P BLOCK "' structors Enrollment It open to men and women of all ages No previous tra;nino or experience required •, For complete details call H. & R. BLOCK. 218 South BeaCh St.. Daytona Beach, Fla. 904.252.4685, We have listings We have buyers We need another real estate Ii CCflSPC t help us make tales Forrest Greene. Inc 371 635). 3?? 8970 eves Machinist STEADY WORK Immediate opening for an experienced machinist with full knowledge of mill & lathe operation Work consists primarily of proto type units Plo production Must be able toreaciP. interpret drawings Must be able to work alone Phone 373 6781 for appointment Want a poitionwtha future? Retail tales company needs peeple to train for management. Great future potential with tast growing central Florida based corp Ex cellent benefits Call Mr. Benton at 3038560117 lady to llv in and took after elderly gentleman while family is away Very little work, small Salary Turi. thru Saturday Write Box 579, Evening eraId, P0 Box 1657, Sanford. Fla -'-- eneva Career Sale Opportunity- no cvernigfit travel is required Complete training program Escx'llent fringe beneti Plo limit to earnings Take five minutes to investigate this satisfying and rewarding career Call Orlando 127 5)37 , ______ 21-SituationS Wanted _____ 2344 Park 1)rive,Sanfo ,1 -"'," 321-4424 _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ lF- T2-Houcs Unfurnichd -- Stemper Realty Bedroom pto homes $?ô9 mo FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE 372 7090 _______________________________ 2 Bedroom, living, dining, kitchen, garage, Sanford Ave $145 mo Walk to shoppng 53-4 1649 Patio Apartments CHOICE RENTALS ON ALL PRICE RANGES $17 W lit St 377 56.4) )fl For rent or sale 2 yr's old. 3 BR- 2 bath, family rm , 7 car garage, central air, heal. kitchen equip ped. Call eves 6253091 33--Houses Furnished ______ Seminole County, FIorid, and I (0410*1 Br-ginning at a point on the have levied upon the following curve of the Fast right of way line of described property owned by Encino way t the intersection with COttbP. clean. Shaded lot. Close In $9Omo Ati,00therapts 372 676% Near Seminole College. prIvate wooded lot, 7 BR, 5)25 mo Also I BR-$16S mo $31 $777 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR ____ SANFORD ?'tory, 4 BR. 3 balh. fireplace $34 Callus on Lotsand Acreage "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" - 34-4VsbIIe Homes - - - - - -- - 2 BR All utilities Air cond. Adults No Pets ISO week 372 9066 Kish Real Estate RFALTUR _______________________ Two Nicely furnished, 7 bedroom. Adults preferred 1)33 to 5)10 Per ____________________ _____ _______________ 37-Bus,neSs"ProPeIIY apartmen's, furnished or unfurnished Newly SANFORD Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 warehouse All or part Will remodel to suit tenant 32? 8321 or 3776630 _________________________________ 3222090 ________________________ Extra large 3 bedroom apt Apply 'itqi halt & Tackl. 919 W 1st St iut' 9 pm 37) 578) _________________________ -_ ______________________________________________ -'I __________________ 2201S Frenth Avf .32) 0011 - - * FARMERS WANTED "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * To Contract For New houses in a rural ares No down payment, monthll psyments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see ii you gualify' PICKLES For The Fall Season ________ N UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Esta', Broker Is'Sl PHONE COLLECT ' ____________________________ • REALTOR 372 * WANTED .THIEVES * • \\\ MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 2 Z 8 % VA $0 DOWN o z - 1$ 101 East Roblnion Street. P0 FIr.TITIOus NAME Rr 3068. Orlando, Florida 37803. on And Die underSigned a's Sheriff cit before the 24th day of Sep'ember Seminole County, Florja. will Notice is hereby given that I cm 1) OOA N onthe71thdyof AIJQVI 1975, and file Ihe original with the engloed In business at 333 F. Lake A 0 1973, offer for Sale anct Sell to clerk of this Court either before Avp, Lonowood 37150 Seminole tPtPiig'it bidder, for Cath, sublect service on plaintiff's attorneys or County. Florida under th# fictitious to any and all existing leins, at the imrlcdia?ely thereafter; olfierwitea namw .f ABC PIGBOARD AC Front (West) Door Of the Seml00l, default will be entered against you r) - 372211$ 7321 Pirk Drive AFTER HRS REALTOR 3223991 37704.11 - Acreage JOHN K RIDER ASSOC Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool W. Garnett White Breezes Create the Lifestyle -- _________________________ _______________________ That saId Sale is bs'lrrg mat2e ,o thi5 Court on August 11th, 1975 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or UnfurniShed provisior.s of the FIcitios Name satisfy the terms Of said Final (SEAL) Statutes, To Wit: Section PeSOS Judgment, Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr Flor5da Statutes 1937 Clerk of the Circuit Court JOhn E. Polk, Sheriff SIg GeorgL- A Gri By Elaine RiCp,arde Slminol, Cnty, Flgea Come out and us them to appreciate " Hwy. 1797 Sanford Neil To Cavalier Dep-uty Clprk Publish Aug 18,25 & Sept 1.I. I75 0 ' I1si IOI Req Real Estate Broker 77 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 SUNLAND- - - ----------- - - -- Call 373 91)0 Larry Saxon, Realtor _________________________ $Af4F0i2D - 3 BR. 1; b4thS. central heat air, fenced yard. will di(kpr or swap Forrest Greene, Inc. _______________ RlALTo _____ Why store it and forget ,? Sell land forget it with a Classified Ad 372 7611 __________ ___________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days -17'? II?) Nights 377 7)52 ___________________ JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC ç, N PAL COPITRAC TOW - -' BANK REPOS 17' nod fl' w de reconditioned mobile homeS Furnished arid un furnished Al'(Iikenew)Allwitp, C Pricedfrom$1,SOOand up Good terms to qualified buyers May be seen a? Sanford's newest and most bautlful park, Carriage Cove Mobitt Home Park. Call 831 0997 for appt and interview ____________ SANFORD - 3 fIR, 1', bath, air, carpet, low down Will rent 534 5180 ________________________________ 323.067O1 — flrriii,' 107 W C ,rnmeril' Sanford 31? New 3 RR 7 BATH MUST SELL HOME. all extras, good location MAKE OFFF:4 3?7"l' ______________________- I 7 BPdfOOfl• 190) SummerlinAve. -- -- In 3197 • Realty • SETTING PRETTY located on large lot with mature trees this attractive I bedroom PFM tolls 16Sl'MkL)' Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for OnlySi SOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65—Pets-Supplies FREE KITTENS to good homes. 1 weeks old 377 0125 after S IS Chihuahua puppies, AKC. some very small. $63 up One female miniature Dachshund, red, 163. Alto Siamese kittens, 510 and 115 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING AND BOARDING KENNELS. 372 37" 67—LJvestock- Poultry T,,i 196.1 Pcvitior. Station Wagons 37 1139 7613 Palmetto Ave t97) Karman GPiia, e'xceplionally clean, low m1 leage 17 595 Ask for Duane McGure 372 1651 1969 BUICK ELECTRA 225. Good condition Fully eQuipped. $150 327 1939, '73 FIat. 150 Spider Clean; new top 7mpg 11.150 372 6051 -- CAS H For Your Junk Cars 17) 1379 CHICO& THE MAN USED CARS 67A—Feed Buy CASH 322.4132 For used furniture appliances tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Aye 7 '71 PIntos, I sOdS. both e.11 '11 Pinto. automatic, air '4.5 VW. S P . rebuilt engine, 5450 'U Chevelle, SS 396, 5695 '65 Falor,, 6 std Show room cord '46 Pievy Wagon, lOw miles, 1185 '63 Fleetw'ood, like new '6.4 Ford, excellent 2nd car. $195 Good credit Low monthly pm?s Many others to choose from 373 $510 or 534 .4605 5973 Chevy Caprice Loaded Low mileage, one owner, very clean 13,000 372-1546 ANTIQUES 1 Piece or HOusefuIl CASH 373 4375 55-Boats & Accessories Cash For Your Junk Cars 37)9136 300 500 lb steers, 25c per lb Your o 372 76*) 68-Wantedto Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity PIOLLI Cassel berry, Hwy 17 97 530 1706 College hound student NEEDS to sell good, clean 1970 Fo'd Gaiaie 500 by Aug 19th 17] 6.811 PINEY WOODS BARN- We buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pct commission Free Pick ups, Auction Saturdays 7 p.m Sanford 3777270 81—Avation One half interest in Lus.comb $ A Call 1309523 alter 6 p m I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY l Orders taken Monday. WedneSday & Friday only 3771917 entral f-lent & Air Conditioni'ig For Dee estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 3fl 1771 AIR CONDITIONING. DUCT REFRIGERATION. WORK 71 hour servce All makes DYKES AIR CON Dli lOPlINC, 37] 8671 AIu.kia Beauty MOVING HAUL PlO SALVAGE Sonny Brooks 121 0299 ,inxtme lard Clearing 1,11 dirt. cay. rock All lIndsof digging House trailers stored & moved 3779112 or 131 1195 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldotlng, Excavating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top soil 372 5943 - - Carpentry additions remodeling repar rocfnq ra nIng Concrete work, driveways, sidewalks patios Price (you) can afford Free Estimates R&L Con struction Call 349 5395 or 345 5490 If your roof is for the birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn 3)1 C'.'07 Bu'lding. rooting and Lcri(rete flnithinç, free estimates Concrete and carpenter work, remodelnq. air conditioning; roofIng 3235763 Mason Contractor, block masonry & concrete work Free Estimates 377 SCSI nays 1)73 09U nights What do you have to sell, rent, or Call Today 377 76)1 or 53) 9993 ____________________________ ____________________________ '65 Ford Galaile 500 XL. 759 auto trans New Paint, excellent Condition, $150 Entertainment I Console. 133 13 wociden fiShing I _____, I — C&A Backhoe Service Home improveinerlts Dorothy Baubliti ran an Id for an electric organ she wanted to sell "It told before the week was out,,. x-ai_sc1as, Care )LAR PlEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phl Gonzalez 305 32] 3939 r'qistered with the state as Class A Contractor Homes, additions 530 5377 or 596 till eves ART AILING LAND CLEARING All type'S lots & acreage ieared have top soil fill dirt, clay. and shell avaIlable Please call ngPit C" CtAr. 32) )'1) ____________________________ land Maintenance '.'.,,, - ni; psc ng pacv hoe wc'rr %Ohi t,ii bale n. clearing 372 UP after S NO LONGER USED CAMPING (.UAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT P.o-A WITH A CLASSIFIED AD lawn Care '' "'' ' , . - Photography 20 pct c-ti ibrc,1 "r AL'g jit P 5i[At,IAPI ltOTOGWAPr4Y Weddings. Canuds. Commercial. Aerial Porirat' Adi'rf.s'ng xii ci* c' Pressure Cleaning AlA CLEAP4S :4,i_ E 'er or prrss1r i'',. .ir r ___________________________ KOO Vtrig Fxpr'rt root repairs, Ito' roct 'r 515 rti3leS All work gu.Iran'eeo BROGOEN ROOF ING. 32] 6700 FOR RFPAIRS ROOFING REASONABLE F RICES Call 000 "ii c '; ' - Tree Service P $W TREE SIR • ICE Tree removal and pruning •ni.$ palms Licensed & iflsurel) Reasonable Free estimates 32) SMALL BUSINESS BLUES' - , dependent ServiCe V arid ip 9597 7'l - Don't tutt st there wait'rstj Lr Inc phone to ring Adve'rtite your bus;nrss I'rvce n Tn.' f4er,i'g s Clalsf it 5r • E3s ri,'ss Director, STOP AND Tfl:P45( A MINUTE. ii Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn'l be any ____________________________________ You'll find tfl,t tcim,'orp out lher needs luSt wP' it ,c h,I yi' 'o cftyr CALL)7] Offlc Mecb.s 0111Cr %'ACHIP.ES tr .ili hare', ,prid rs-jp'-', Frri'Pickupani Deiivt,cy Sanford Business Macr.nes 372 5003 Well Drilling We ir'' Paint& Body Work tr '- j th,- rest i- . ,, , tr, best Expert pint & bd, work 7367306 after 4 p rr . 323 59S Pick up 6, dCliyr-ry '5 o arpe'rlry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 373 6036 PET PEST IPIPI Groumng Pn 322 1057 Board-rig & !NsuIatlon al..!... LUflU UWII9 Hauling under lawn cerviCc He reports "Results were marvelous AflOVE ARC REAL PEOPLE WHO HAD GOOD RESULTS BY ADVERTISING IN THE HE PALO CLASSIFIED Pet Care •...J TO'.',t PS BEAUTY SALOb (fc-rrr'erl', flarriett'S Beauty Noc. 519 1 Poe 37'? 3712 Ray Hcnges 'an an ad in Thc Herald F F Ford rented her house in one clay through her ad In The Herald IMPROVE BUDDY'S HOME MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 37] 1331 ________________________ - Sanford 372 3619 _______________________________ re%uitt" with her ad for miscelIans items APT [IROWN PEST COP4TOL 25.62 r'ri Dr 372 68S Save up to 30 oct on eectrct tnitall CCIIU,OSe fber blown n I Insulation Fcc tree estrrafes c 73.6 3094 646 6353 Sa'sns Window & Door Screens Custom made Repairs Dci.jnt Prt'i 372 f'S?') PAINT SALE Save now on discontinued paini lines Interior and exterior Latex. factory colors and white. $349 per gal Interior semi gloss enamel Latex or Oil Base, 53 99 per gal factory colors only Interior and t0r high gloss enamel. fac tory colors & white, 5699 per gal Values to 111 99 p-er gal All colors ile they last No Rain Checis' Corn. early to MARY CARTER PAINTS Dorothy Cameron "find marvelous Interior, E x't'r Or Plasterng Plaster patching & sliriulated brIck & stone specialty 37? 7750 ' iwo air conditioners one 16.000 RTU. one 5,000 RTU. good running condition $150 for both 3736011 _____________________________ -______________________ Lawn Mowers repaired, almost every kind at prices 'iou can at ford. Call 373 1309 - Pest Control Hgme Improvenen Air conditioning — ______________________— i. p," Going to School-must sell '67 Dodge Dart, auto slant 6 1600 323 06i0 Female Puppies Imos CId. $10 373 1766 - .',i,[ 1970 Oldsmobile, 7 passenger Vista Cruiser, power steer.nq. blake-s seat & wOndws, air. AM FPil Stereo $1, or best offer. Call 372 1645 aft,,- S - - 'CI-,, t ;i?, portable Ti, and large bar for sate Can be seen at 1709 Magnolia (tan house) __________ Your MLS Ai.ancy (ILAIP 80'Aulos for Sale Two 73 Ch AM SSB PintO CR rado I. anntennas Dual powcr supply. Nearly new Cost 5700 Will IClI for 5400 3226533 50-Miscellaneous for Sale central heat air. excellent 322-2420 An'iliine P.'o'orcycte InS'jr,ir'1?) WA 64—Equipment for Rent _________________ 53—N. RadioStereo 11' Orlancto Clipper with 1$ HP Johnson and trailer, $330 Can be seen at 51$ Mellonville 372 6002. house Is a w,nntr with sunken let a Herald Classified Advisor living room, screened porch, write a success ad for you! location mile's Marty extras $700 and tar over payments 3220440 - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Margaret Peck sold her '67 Cougar reacty to move into Very well t. I Bedroom, 7 bath with oarage and fenced rear yard Owner anxious to sell 1971 HOnda. 150 Good Condition IOQ PIELSOPI'S FLORIDA POSES Wr,i',iiru1 l'S Garden Certer 601 Celery Av , Sanford nces 11' Fiberglass with 70 HP motor and trailer Only in water 10 times. 1450 32)4858 SEMINOLE CO. Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flowing trearn. horses o k. Terry -___ i4eal?y, 6710711 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" READY TEDDY 62—L.awn.Garden COLOR TV,I119SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 614 1006 43LOtsAcrge _________________________ 76—Auto Parts ________________________ '77 SUZUKI. 550 cc. electric Start (idellent conditiOn 323 IS700r sit-i £603 ______________________________ 3 M Prec',r' tm' released plant fond &ardenLand, 1100 i lit St . 3?] 630 - -- TRUCK CAMPER Steeps 1, good condition Best offer Alto OOP utility trailer 373 1447 ,TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work lii('ff' wc,iuldrit t,i' ,°'? ________________________________ -, JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct F coin Boxcar" GORMLY'S E 16 Sanford 37) 173) - 75- ,RecreationaI Vehicles - MOTOROLA COLOR TV Console. $75 37)3656 SilO Nassau very clean, good cond Country Side Trailer Park on Airport Blvd A real bargain for $1,000 Supplies - Color TV's Iron ISO. B&W. from 515; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 37) '731 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 360rland0De Sanford 32) 5700 1700 1' rench Avø 171 7)40 Equipment ________________________________ Re(Ondit;ri.d Patter i" Si? 5 chanoe REEl'S (tOO r' 5is)o 1109 Sanford A-ic' Hon's - SANFORD AUCTION Used office furniture WOOd Cit 5tpl dF-%hs tegerutivt' desk & chairs, secretarial desks $. risairs, st"a.ght chairs, filing cabinets. is is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Catselbe'rry. 17 97.5)0 4706 KEItIMORE WASHER. paris, service, used machines P.'OOPIEY APPLIANCES 3730697 SUCCESS STORIES 377.6457 S LAO KENMORE portable dish washer Excellent cond 11 mos. old Can alto be built i' 5175 323 5960. BAY WOOD CIRCLE 3 bedrooms U; baths Pin large livinq&diningroom.oewcarpe? & new paint throughout Fenced yard *306061 or Eves 83) 1120 Ry Crank. REALTOR 42-5'bile 60—Off ice Payments 52-App I fl—Auction 73' Terry Camper, I?)) model Sleens 6 A C . good onnliton, u-sea r,€it1 7 or 3 times 17? 93) KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St ,)fl 7335 We Buy Furniture a i k' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUSINESS POTENTIAL BUY - SELL - TRADE live in now, invest in the future 311.3)3 E FirSt St. 372 56fl _________________________________ Only one block from Auto Train 3 Jim Hunt ReaI, Inc. 1 You 've Been Searching For. Assume SACPIF ICE - Home on take. 3 BR. 2 baths. central heat Oir ('00(3 LOCATED COMMERCIAL fr.' sal or tease PPOPFPTY rs a I-'''tItAfl I U,)' LVII 56—Camping Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine Sold new for 1)49,00. Pay balance of 16* or 10 payments of 19. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 201 East FirrJ. Downtown 3729111 Eve 569 1114 I AP(, HADED FENCED BACK YARD with I 1R, 1 bath nome Lawn Mowers We sell The Best & Service the Rest Western Auto 301 W. 1st St Sten stro iii And WITNESS m,' hand and seal of Comfortable & ('DOD INCOME convenIent 7 BR with 7 apart ments. rents $110 en 179.000 Two M'RFS with I liP borne on flood nardn land or pasture DAvIS' 323 9170 -- drawers, 170 1*5 formica table, wooden gun rack; Teflon deep fryer; Hamilton Beach rotisSerie broiler, $20 All items Sn good conditIon 107 Sunset Drive. Loch Arbor 3775706 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES hh7W 1st St .372 564). 317 7757 We Buy Furniture _________________ '.'c licr'iai scAn. steel frames, leather cu5hion, $20 White vinyl occasIonal chair, $5 Chest of BALL REALTY DONT MISS Tl'hlS'l Best 3 bedroom buy in San'ci'd Priced to sell nowi 120's Carpet. drapes (I 1FF JORDAN. REALTOR Homes, Lots County Courthouse in Sanford, for the relief dr"Tianded in the 71 ______________ - Hurry $31 5772 ' REAL ESTATE $79 !1 by owner 371 she said Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And 323.7860 SALES BY KISH 321.0041 - 68—Wanted to Buy ACCeSSOrIeS ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy 1792 ]77 5961 DinIng room suite, Solid walnut, table, 6 chairs and buffet Like new, $375 Atso dinette set with 4 chairs. $25, and other items $315902 Home on small lake, cement pool, fi,flIArI 'I h.1rnom. I'- h.atht. '" -----------------------" paneled den with custom drapes, new roof, fenced back yard Monda', Aug. IL 1975-3 B IS' Lnrsca'i Rwric1er. 11$ HP Merc with power till and certified trailer md power winch, all 1977 $7,500 Call 323 010 51—Household Goods 7196 After 5. 7)1 ____________________________ to steal this like new 3 BR, 2 bath home from desperate out of stale owner Big fenced 10', central air. garage, close ifl Available today; no qualifying Priced in the 520's Two BR • scr porch. FP, garage. carpet, no qualifying $11,950 Acre Realty. REAI.TOR 373 7750 ________________________________ — From • 16,900 by RFPIRIJS man's watch, electronic with tachometer and calendar. Still in case cost 1)50. will take 1100 32? 79)) PETITE PRICE for Iotsof house,) Bedroom, dining room, fireplace. screened porch $77 NOW THEAST SEMINCLE - 3 Bedroom, 11, bath, family room. heat aIr $73,900 Acre Realty, REALTOR 333 7150 -______ — 41-Houses _______________________ . - ' - Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Come On Out And See For Yourself Publish A,q 18. 75 7, ¶et 1. 5 1975 Ftjtslish Atjq 18 77, 197% PEG 101 DUO 10$ LAKE MARY) BR.? bath. carpet, central heat air, range, dishwasher, single car garage $30,000 Country Trailer Park 373 006). ______________________________ ______________________ On, & 2 bedroom Southern Garden Apartment Con the Southerly line of Lot 30, thence sultants.%a;d Property being located SOuth 61 degrees 50' 28" East a:ong LOPICIWOOD, 3 BR, 7 bath, carpet, central heat air, double carport; stockade fenced $31,900 ----. - One and two bedroom hoi,1es and _______________________________ apartments $10 to $130 per mo COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE HO. 74?221.CA-O9.D ' REALTOR 630 6061 _____________________________ fly owner' 3 Bedroom, I bath. w w carpeting. air; fenced, shady lot, mc'. Fruit trees Close in. Sanford 3230770 -_____________________ o-Apartments Unfurnished __________________ TOWNHOUSES . . Ray Crank II Mayfair Circle, Sanford, 2 Bedroom with family room or third bedroom Air conditioned With fenced yard. $164) mo 1591 7306 ______ STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM PublIsh Aug 11.23$. Sept II. 1973 TGAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor. CEO 101 poration, etc • __________________________ Plaintiff. 5P.•rfOR() 2125 VALE AVE Mini farm in heart of town. 3 BR.. bath fi bedroom is efficiency apt *ith private entrance), Lg family room, formal dining & living rm, new carpet. Ig (of for garden with citrus trees, well for a c. & sprinklers Large utility building A steal at 575.900 BALL REALTY - MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat 5 S.un 9 $3.8 2920 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 199% 1919 S. French 3727371,377 1496.377 1911 377 1959,3721161 ____________________ Energetic mature woman desires Furnished. 2 tiP, air conditioned, work Receptionist, light typing. $150 Call 3730377 cashiering. tiling posting. s*itch r,ord Ciil 1?? ?IS? 1973 12' widr. 1 BR, air cond • fur ____________________________ _______________________ niSheci 5125 monthly AduIt ______________________________ Security 37] 5939 Rentals ______ _____________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ Real Estate -- , 1_uxury _____________________________ HAIRDRESSER with folIow;iig, U to7Op<t Call 37? 1426 after 6pm - p' LAKE MARY- 2 BR Duplex. $150 plus $50 deposit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 373 5353 " Experienced STU. BEST L ONGWOOD, beautifully ocate 2 acre pInt Deluie 2 bedroom duplCies; air, carpet, drapes. appliances, utility room, carport $170 867 1757 ____________________________ Duplci. lbedrOOqnfurn apt . adultS Call 337)610 after 3.30 PART TIME Receptionist, light typing, per tonality pIus! 4 hours daily, ilexible 3776846 _______________________ Ladies as fashion show directors for SarafiCoventry Jewelry earn $3 to $5 per hour commission Full or part time Plo experIence necessary Samoles fr ct.srt I.hs....-'' 'øca'in I ' '" " I BLE Ni'w Ducile,. Furn or unlurn Drapcs. W,itcr. LillO (are 373 1576 or 665 6i46 _____________________________ I -----,_ -. & AIUKL)AT oay aflCJ am to 1 eVCfliflQ cild care 6 a m A Chld's World 373 8121 _____________________________ BABY'S WORLD Carefor infants to age 7 only Next to new Drivers' ___________________ Llensr' Ilur.ai 3?? 6645 AVAI LA- J1A-Duplexes rry l'?Is 7]) 91)7 - TE RVI EWS A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try ore and see Call 372 2611 or III 9993 __________________________ Sl.000down P1ouaIifyinr 26905 Palmetto Ave.Sanlcwd 2 PR frame home With new roof will finance •no pmt of $119.31. Call E 0 Hodge. (9011 394 2152 _____________________________ ____________________________ Beautiful r3nch type home 3 64 acres, stable Ostern area, 617 1617-3336186 _____________________________ DOLL HOUSE Cute as a button. 3 BR frame house on West Third St L rge corner lot 116,500 Sorry, all cash or refInance POOL HOME Pelas or errcise in your own pool 3 BR. 1 bath home, beautifully decorated 579.900 TWO STORY FRAME 4 PP. 7 bath built with tender loving "ii by craftsmen Only $l$.5 DRUM LESSONS ___________________________ TAX COURSE; JOB IN. 3227643 ________________________________ APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll r rr,, 641 7027 for "We Cur' "1QtliO" Adutt or Terms ____________ -6—Chikl Care ________ -_______ Complete child care services flew Summer Prcarni HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 5690 H & R BLOCK INCOME lor2fledrooms Adultsorily PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive $70 up ____________________________________ 18-Help Wanted — ____________________ Work your own hourS Earn eUtra ifl(OfliC as an AVON Representi, bye Call 6113079 —' MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Pen Real Estate Etroker Nice effic Ieny apartment, upstairs, all utilities (urn 197 50 Adults only 3777796 eves & w ncs ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for ou NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 305 2710 11-Instructions 7 BR . fenceci yard, carport, private street. 516.900 Terms 3776620. - ..&l!......,.. l.......;.s.,,4 'uva.jui ri.tvui-y. ,ur,.I',vu $100 per mo, utilities included 372 1170 - -. lllflstruCtions - - EXTRA Thr Bedroom in Pinecrest; carpeted, fenced $150 down. FHA Nothing down VA Phone 3 6711 - 55—Boats & )?" Belt Sander. '. P i' drillt, one high speed, 1 low speed. Dress coats, 12 11 short; 67 vOl lane Gray books. Bonita boat and trailer, rolling scaffold; eat hoard: 2 Coleman 'interns; dcc, Stove top; rob tiller, 16" Pullman buffer. Airless Spray, flreotece wood; fishing poles; two 71 pine glass wood frame windows And many other mIsc items 372 6)96 SANFORD by owner. 3 BR. 2 bath, 2 yr old Central he4t ar. carpet. garage, screened porch, large lot, good locMacwi AsSume 7 2,pcf or$l50down. FHA Priced below FHA appraisal 333 4837 --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for Sale Yitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counf er tops. Sinks Installation avail able Bud C,rbwll 377 1032 any time ALTAMONIE SPRINGS Near Mall I Bedroom. 7 bath, screened patio, corner lot 531.500 by owner. $31 5031 $19,500--) BEDROOM. I bath. Fam Pm , dbl carport '" Peas ,ou r'ck. black eyes & pjrpie fitill Nr-w patches continuecomn ri On Oregon Ave & 1 mi North of 16 and just West of I 1. & I Mi West of Sanford Closed on Sun day s Would appreciate help in locating daughters helr.'d to t.r' in 111*' tnfor(1 area Di,'Lsjrah, Pamela Marisue Bosch Please write their father, Nicholas J BOsch. 161 N Mulberry St Mansfield, Ohio 4190? . _____________ . and newly furniShed NICE 71$ W First St - intend to register id name with the Public Rerords of mi fLYnierly k* as 5(,uthern Ga'den Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Aparfment Consultanti An In County. FIo'Ida Cnunty. Florida in accordance with VentOry i available from the Civil the provisions of the Fictitious Division of the SemInole County "M been filed against you and you Nami Statutes, To Wit. Secticy Sheriff's Dept. and further are rel,ad to serve a coo'y of your 56S09 Florida Statutes 1937 formation Is availabl, there, All written defenses, if any, to i Sig Gorgla A Gross RICHAROH ADAMS. JR. of Gray, property being stored A. Publish Aug 11,73,5 Sept. 1, 5. 197$ Lossing Transfer 0. Storage Co.. Adams, Harris 0 Robinson, P A , ____________ Florida in *cordan'e with the - - AM FM Stereo With ASP Turntable in console l'xIl", ( a)Cjrj iond Also '67 70 auto trans for Pontiac Perfectica Condition Ask for John, 373 4645 Peg Real Estate Broker 1100 F 75th St 377 6655 26065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR 37] 5771 MID 20's-- NEW HOMES, 3 & 1 I room apt Child and pet welcome bedrooms S pct down. 7' pct. Very nicp $175 per mo ; interest deposit $01 Maqnolia Ave 377 0711 - $10500- 7 BEDROOMS. I bath Monthly Rentals Available screened porch, rear yard fenced $135 $150 Color iv OWAL V/ITT PPM TV - liv INN - NORTH I 1 P. SR 131 lonawood . Req Real Estate Broker 321 0640 )7] 3 Room Apt Completely remodeled - you for the relief demanded in the defenses, if any, thereto Petitioner's attorneys. wiose names Petition WITNESS my hsnd and Official and addresses appear below. Ci before September 1?. 1973 and file seal in ths Court. this 14th day of theoriglneItheqeofwjthtMCI,of Augtit, (SEAL) Court Cithir before service Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Ptititloner's attorneys or Im Clerk of Circuit Court mediately thereafter; • By Elaine RiChartle default will be entered against you Deputy Clerk for the relIef demanded In the Publish Aug IS, s a. st II. 1973 Petition Witn my hand and the eul of DEQ 100 thi5Courlonthe13lhdayofAugst, INTIIE CIRCUITCOURT OF THE the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, SonsI property = 5O—,#JsceIlaneous TAFFER REALTY Harold Hall Realty MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINIER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS' FAST WIT H A WANT AD Phone 37] 2611 or $31 9) and a friendly Ad Visor will help ou Sunday - Noon Fdday register said name with the Clerk Of FlorIda, the above du.crib.i p.r. Complaint _____ P Bachelor apt Clean, convenient with pool 5125 mo 377 1316 or 377 Noon The Day Before Publication Air Shag Carpeting In Living Areas Inside Ard inttrij to - - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE 7 BR CR ;n 000d condition, large lot. Only 116.000 with 5500 dowr' and approx $110 o.r month Roomy 3 BR, 3 bath or. ', acre with access to Lake MarLhem New nIl furniShed carpet 5)9.900 Terms ________ - 3 Lines Minimum — Springs, Flerida, Suits 301 and 30?, recorded in PInt Rook II, Page 6.1 el COUNTING, arid that _______ _____ LAff ______________ FICTITIOUS NAME FORMS & SYSTEMS, and Ihat I __________ HAUNTED HOUSE Legal Notice -- 41—Houses COUNTFY LIVINti DEADLINES __________________________________ as we itt 2 i3-t1.)e U MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon in SCminoIe County, Florida, more the Southerly lint, of Lot 30 for a y described as follows- ditIsnp of 1)507 feel, thence North you feel responsible for, when' Notice is hereby given that I am ' 37' 35" Wr'i' for a d'stance of you see him getting a b'im engaged In business at 333 E Lake ASsOrted Furniture from the in 14)5 99 feet; thence North Si degrees Ave, Lonqwood 377 0 Seminol, ventory of the defendant's place of 35" West for a distance of 79 66 shake. County, Florida under the fictitious buSiness formerly located at 75) fee to tPie point of beginning, ac name of MEYER BUSINESS Maifland Avenue. Attamont, cording to the plal thereof as I f4\k COVER CEUTER \to protect the interesta of ne Ysv'U F1 i it 1$ I - much to 5hare. - -;. -- --. ______ 41—Houses - - AtuLTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd Ithru5tpmes 4Icalire 6thru 25 times 31c a lIne 26 times 24c a line ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. IN RE: The Marrta, ef ROBERT S GLAZE, HuSband, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Disiolution Of MarrlagehasbeenfIIadagain$ty, POTICE OF ACTION in *tilch Petitioner is seeking • divor"e; arid you are required to TO Franrit Miller serve a copy of your written 779 S. Lee Street defenses, ii any, to GENE R, Valdoita, GeorgIa 3)60% STEPHENSON, Attorney for , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Petifionet-, Post Office Drawer Casselberry, Florida 32107; and file that a Droceedinu for enforcem.nt and modificatlonof Final Juctgmtnt the original wIth the Clerk of the DiSSOlving MarrIage Pi.as been filed above Styled Court on or before against you and you are required to September 72nd, 1975. otherwise, a Arthur H Be'ckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde :.-- - U RATES HOURS returns this person better, You'll have ____ _______ I U I JS_ III UI 2 fII D. I .' Seminole OrIondo - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. Don't make a tia.sty negative an important endeavor will be PlaintIff, vs Southern Garden the foliowing property ifi Seminole on you'll be vecy promising the next couple Apa.lment Consultants, Detant. County. Florida assnent which aforesaid Final Judgment Lot 30 and that part of Lot 3) I). -.-- 322-2611 831-9993 _____________________________________ ____ __ ___ - Gust CAPRICORN The 7th Voyag. of _______________________ 0 Interest. __ ____ . - _________________________________ ______ tbt The Board of County Corn mitslorters of Seminole County, Florida. will hold a public hearing to consIder the ollOwlflU ulCmS puniic HEARING FOR A CHANGE OF ZONING I P11 10 CORPORATION. INC A 1 AGRICULTURE TO P IA SINGLE FAMILY DW.LLlNC, DISTRICT. PZ ($6 75) 17 TheN 660 ftcf the S 116ft of theE 110ff of the E i SE . of SectIon 2071 Seminole County. Florida, con taming 773 plus acres Further tj.scribed as P1 of Derbyshire Road at Easterly end of Derbyshire Road lodian Hills Subdivision I ED L' (PU Uf)T1iflVJ) - - BARDOUR. JR A I TO Ri SINGLE ACIR ICULTURE Bids will be opened at thC council meeting. September Ith, 1975 alter FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. P1(1615) 70 Lots llthrough20and 7 30 PM Lots 77. 33. 71. 75. 26 and 77. Geneva City of Longwood Heights, as recorded in PB). Pg Spminole County, Public Records of Seminole County, fly- (Snm. chnmt. Florida. In Section 16-7037 Further City Clerk PublIsh Aug 17. iS, 19.20. 2). 77. 1975 descrIbed as N of S P 16 and W of Old SR. 13 RADLOFF. p 3 TOM A ______________________ MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE DISTRICT TO C 2 GENERAL POT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that COMMERCIAL RETAIL by virtue of that certain Writ of P1 ($6 75) 21. The N ....._. DISTRICT. -. .-. tIlUIIUfl i))UVU VU' VI OTMJ Ur'u%T 0t the NW ' of 377 35ff of the NW the seal of the County Court SectIon 2071 30. Seminole County, OangeCounty.Florida.uponflnal Further described as on doment rendered in the aforesaid Florida i - Irrn Park. beh'nl Oufcrd Pca Ert on the 9th day of M4y. A D P,'tatf 1975. in that CertaIn case entitled, B PUBLIC HEARING ON AP Keernan Brick of Central Florida. PEALS AGAINST THE BOARD OF Inc • a Fla corp Plaintiff, vs Kenneth W Schraw. d b a Schraw ADJUSTMENT IN DENYING A Fnlerprirs. Defendant, which LOT SIZE VARIANCE IN AN R-1AA aforesaid Writ of Eiecution was RESIDENTIAL ZONE ON THE D E SC P I lIE D delivered to me as Sheriff of F CL LOWING Seminole County, Florida. arid I PROPERTY FOR CARRIGAPI & have levied upon the following ROLAND. INC 1 Lot 79, Block 0, Semnole described property owned by Kenneth W Schraw. sad property Terrace Replat. in Section 772131, being located in Seminole County, PB 11, Page 79 on the We-st SidC of Florida. more particularly Division Street described as follows 7 Lot 71, Block B. Seminole One (1) 1970 Mercedes Benz. I Terrace Replat. in Section 77213), door, dark green Ii color. Title No PR 11, Page 79, on the West side of 9729790, ID No 1140101?044971 Low'ery Drive Stord at Altamonte Garage, 117 3 Lot 17. Block F. Seminole LongwoOd Avenue. Atamonte Terrace Replat. in Section 777131. Spring, Florida Additional in PB 11. Page 29. on the West side of -formation available from the Civil Lowerv Drive DiviSion of the Seminole County - Ihl public hearing will be held in Sheriff's Department the County CommiSsion Chambers and the underlined as Sheriff of of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, will at Seember 16. 1975. at 7 00 P M . 11- 00 A M on the 26th day of August, or as soon thereafter as possible A 0 1975. offer for sate and seil tO Board of County Corn the highest bidder, for cash. subject missioner-I to any arid all exiSting lens, at the Seminole County. Florida Front (West) Door of the Seminole By' Sid Vihlen, Jr County Courlhoue in Sanford. Chairman FlorIda. the above descirbed per Attest tonal property. Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr That said sale i being made to Publish Aug II. 1975 satiSfy the terms of said Writ of DEQ 103 Execution John E Polk. IN THE CIRCUIT Sheriff COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Seminole County. Florida CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish Aug 1,11, 11, 75. 1975 COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEO 11 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.I2T7.CA-•4.A CARLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE may not be immediate, external pressute against sistent and hang in there, it get. Don't let your self-doubts Iloweser, they'll be there when NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE DUNNING, 1k a Lavonta Dunning. hi% wife ________________________ ____________ I __________________ won't elude you for too long, hold you back from trying. r'ded Defendants i I SINIALtIIMACONR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that VIR(0 (Aug. 23-Sept. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AQUARILJS(Jan. 20.Feb. 19) by virtue of that certain FINAL IURGA1HMATS.CV[RYDA1 ' __________________ AMENDED I Prompt action on your p.rt Stand up for your rights today itans you hope to realize in the JUDGMENT issued out of and tin T1L2:30P.M.-S1.25,_J I NOTICE OF ACTION • today can turn a speculative ssliere work ci" career is con- near future will be slightly der the seal of the Circuit Court U __________________ situation around to where It's a cerned. If you feel entitled to of Seminole County, Florida, upon TO - CARLTON DUNNING additional compensation, speak changed. The alteration will a final Iudgment rendered lr the I __ Residence unknown prove beneficial. aforesaid court on the 11th diy oh __________________________ out. August, A,D 1973, in that certain I PISCES (Feb. 20-March iN?i*,.iats '(J ARE NOTIFIED that an ______________________________ Case entItled. Southeast Mortgage action (or foreclose a r'I,ortgage Your chances of succeeding in Company, a Florida Corporation *ocz*c CJIA* LIBRA Sept. 23() PLUS 18 Other BIG Prizes -:- Office furn with phoneS, util 1 it affects others wave, though neither will think yourself looks like so at first. The gaps between Elastic garsuch as support ments hose put first try today. If you're per- an issue than you will actually elevate the feet. 0 ____________ SAGITIARIUS (Nov. liecause The as well as I For Tuesday, August 19, 1975 110 ROSCOPE U OFCOUNTVCOMMISSIONERS Noticio( PvbliC Hlartng CITYOFLONOW000 NOTICE 5 Perety given that sealed bids will be received in the City Clerk's Olfici. City Hall. Florida. until fl000 September 0th. 197S. This includes liability corn Loflgwood. workman's comp etc prehensive. Specifications may be pcked up at City Hall. ItS W Warren Ave.. Lonowood, from I 00 A M until 5 00 PM Monday thrugh Friday The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids, any bid rceivedaftertheSp,CifiedlimeWilI not be considered No bidder may withdraw hl bid for a period 01 forty five(4S)davsattefthedate%et , because of a. a Sal S_tV aa VaUVJIJ INVITATION TO 510 FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF CHARLES M MILLER. HuSband and FRANCIS MILLER. Wife I am surprised that your doctor doesnit want your daughter to get pregnant - r- --: -. 31—Apartments_Furnished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF F 10 R I DA EIGHT £ C NT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 13.1512.AR she has deep vein In. operation is simple and 15 volvement with marked ankle The I helps to prevent overstretching an operation until she has had all her family. Pregnancies often J J IJlIlIJllliit 111111 JlllJ Ii DEAR DR. LAMB - Would 1230 (9) Movie (44) Donahue 1:00 (2, 0) Tomorrow tirii _______ I-.11LX1(T1. wi, ICIKICIt ;=t --- Legal Notice Legal Notice A I Patient Has Varicose Veins •I--- 4tifl5ç$ El L 1L"'' I"IM' 5lo0j 4 Portons r r1L1AIpleI t1ii1R1oiDl. ISConmoton LA!GlLlEI1 TJR1ElAtTt 16 Ocean (abI 45 Hearing organ 17 FaIsifr.r 4 Pauo,c 49 Sieamrrs ib 27 Wand IS Droop orgarzatori si Cr*n cat 29 Dshage 19 Tenet suti. (ab) 31 BuiIdr ste 21 Theater sgn 5 Hir* on 52 Too 34 Made money 22 Ue urn, 53 Heaj , 6 Puts mone n 35 Card game 24Compaupont 54 Terrrtory (ab pot 37 Anontl 25 Evening (poet) 55 Baby CICk 1 Tales out (arcPauct 26 OrginC (printing) 35 Rents SOund COnPOUnd 56 Bblcal garden 8 250 (Roman) 39 Sample 25 Hang 57 Pigpen 9 Ascended 41 BIo*s horn 30 Japanese tO Burned sa 6eng ait ni 42 Balance II*et c•tery SIII(1C 0' resource 3' Smoae It Wading 44 Figure o DOWN salmon 19 Tr.ited speech 3 Acco'rp sr'ej I Pc ncs ) Puti money in 47 We'd (.' I Stap 2 TtI arR so Japi' U" ecs r 13t 3 23 j%iC1i Stid 5? G titxn Show Edge Of P4iqtt 39 Nervous t*itCt 40 Greet ICItI" 43 BIef 45 Cotl.c1on 04ect,on llCanaii.an (24) Yo (35) Uncle Hubie Tur (9) Let's Make A Deal (21) Florida Report 2:00 (6) GuIding Light (9) 510000 Pyramid (24) Special 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctors Club ( I) Live I 30 (2. I) fli (r - Lives (6) As The World 10:30 (2. 0) Wheel 01 (44) MovIe ,.,.aa "v" a. 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (0) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) Intercom 24 (35) Big Valley 17:30 (2. 0) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) VMlety 1:00 (2. 0) Marble ?Mchlne (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) World Press (35, 44) Movie desuutive (ling S Ready mony 3:25 (44) SpirIt Of 76 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) ie Life To AFTERNOON ' 3lCor"e!-Dgethe1 S Ri1 ot b (44) Uniscope EVENING :4) 1 (9) (13) US) ACRC$S Bozo's Big lop Am America 7:30 (9) I Pu'e A'.f to Pre..0 I -tjr ha',r i I ' (Pi i SPP I N'LER S'rs TE ',t' All tyoes and sizes ,'.( STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 3n0 St 707W 11? b-lU __________________________ Make vu' Budget oo further, Stioii ttve (tassf,ed Acts e- .'ry tiay To_List You' Buslness...D1QI 322-2611 or' 831-9993 �48—Evening Head. Sanford, Fl. Mon LV, Au Mart Walker ( BEETLE, GO FIX) \ MY jV/ / SPLAT ' F0 r / V THAT LJ Y BEETLES E.OT WIN AT BRIDGE I -- low diamond. South ruffed and decided the best line of play would be to run off trumps quickly and hope that his opponents would hang on to clubs." Oswald: "The play worked beautifully. As each additional spade was led, the discarding by East and West got more and more painful. But all these painful discards were red cards. Eventually, after the eighth trump was led. East did discard a club, but it didn't matter. West was down to the ace of hearts and three clubs A heart threw him in and he had to hi ve South his contract by (Jove (iroul THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom WHO Ct.L'j DfN 93JOANK I'uPPo/ 67th Year, No. 311—Tuesday Aug. 19, 1975 Today ' s article was lhspired by a letter from Illinois. The writer wanted to know how ByOswald&Jsmeiiacoby East and West could have disJim: "Traditionally, a four- ca rd ed better. The first part of our answer is level, vulnerable, preemptive that East and West have our bid should be made with an sympathy. However, after the hand eight-trick that has little or no defense against any other third spade lead West would suit. South's preempt had know that South had eight another feature. He thought he spades and would be sure of his might make it even if partner contract if he held a club Hence. West might have thrown held very little" Oswald: "When South lnokM his clubs right then and there at dummy things didn't appear whereupon the swindle play to be satisfactory. Dummy's would not develop. ace and king of clubs were unavailable to help South while Write they would be sure tricks Jacobys" care of this against any East-West con- newspaper. The most interesting questions will be Jim: East played the queen used in this column and of diamonds on his partner's writers will receive copies of king and West continued with a JACOBY MODERN) — — by Lorry Lewis WE'LL BE 140ME SOON, DEAR. St41O LOOKING INTO A JOB AS A ;;;j •-i - A 4AE EEi.:'GiTS ' r; Fi FM // BOUNCER... ... 3UT 8-18 ' r I Commission SpI*its On County Administrator Plan " Iff \ I \ ______ C =~ ; ever been adjudged insane or feebleminded by aioiie other than your children ? Have yc PCO 1CCIYEE ' -.. — I 14EY ALLSW 'HEZ&EIZra 0-~ -T ; e R%i a ~AmE ISk)tr •- . TSA2 & I I II., I r _ j A J - _______ '- 'r: Vfl%v, VMk5' R%4i qualified administratively with executive experience and ability, to operate the county on a day-to-day basis and administer the desires of the legislative board (corninission)," Kwia!kowski told Williams. "We're looking for someone qualified administratively to operate the county on a day-to-day basis • • • , -Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski Kwiatkowski who with Vihlen has voiced strongest tupport of the administrative 4UY2 ZZt4'T /1)C752 positio n, iiiaik' a Skl]1ng pitch to Williams. "We're looking for someone C6 '- ____- ACtion Williams said he agrees the commission does not need to be involved in ''day-to-day administration" but cautioned aoainst an afirnini t trninr Williams also suggested delegating more authority to the individual department heads and "not to the county 1- her By BOB LIA)YI) County Jail fire that killed 10 The suit, asking a jury trial, has inmates who were killed. These name the inmate. Herald Staff Writer "This person inmates and a Jailer, been assigned to Circuit Judge suits seek in excess of $7-mill ion a An Eatonville woman has result of his own act," the grand The civil action, filed Monday Dominick Salfi. No hearing damages. filed suit in circuit 1court he re by W inter Park attorney date has been set While a grand jury found the jury report states, There were I 111i '4 "ç, ni )viiuiluie I..lJuflLy run UI excess UI •IIIIIuIJII ZtUS3CIi irouwian mor r.mma rois nas aiso oeen named fatal fire was deliberately set UU IiUILdI.C5 in separateceus damages from Sheriff John E. Lou Pinkard, claims Ray defendant in damage suits bY by an inmate confined adjacent adjacent to the bay where a Authority (SCOPA) Monday Polk In the death of her 17-year- Anthony McCall, 17, died as four inmates who survived the to "the hospital bay area" of stack of polyurethane matapproved a proposed lease old son In the June 9 Seminole result of negligence by Polk. fire and relatives of four other the second-floor jail, it did not tresses were set afire McCall E, IIII) I amendment with Say-More Oil and Patrick Sims. McCall died " I., Terminals Inc., which will in the fire and Sims testified ' increase the firm's annual lease before the grand jury In the 0 seven-week-long fire probe. payments by 12,000. The suit filedMonday by Ms. b, I Sav-Nlore, which tias built an Ilinkard charges Polk wasi P ,,d' negligent and breached his duty oil storage tank farm at the to inmates In maintenance and . port, requested the board's Reopening of the Seminole County Jail weeks for the safety features to be in. cease to house the prisoners. The county operation of the jail with regard •= , 'T4 , .1? will be delayed until state and local fire okay to install $14,200 worth of sta lled. paying between per lay for t to f ir e hazards "7 . agencies tell the County Commission the State officials last week vocally agreed housing of the prisoners. :r.''-' extra equipment for loading The action alleges that Polk r -. " &.'P proposed safety features are adequate, a on the 14-point safety plan, provided the Also, Vihien said, the criminal judicial and unloading lube oil, acnegligent!)' failed to properly concurrence the Commission failed to count) builds a new jail in two sears The system is not incarcerating prisoners fr' to Jim Uar train security personnel in 'ir rt 'i'," t J r,!-%-i secure Last week. ot include an major con- because of the lack of a facllit to hold e v acuation pro"edures and in -I-. adminlstrati r The Commission today postponed apr'. nsuch as widemnh wi iitr-' "'' them. the use of firefighting equipproving $107,099 for safety f eatures in the to the state-required 28 Inches Sheriff John Polk said either he or Jail ment was negligent in failing The 10-,t - '.ease will t Jail until fire agencies and the sta te It sounds like they're trying to make a Administrator George Proudfoot would go to require second-floor . -'r crease from V6,000 to $28 ( Department of Offender Rehabilitattan dc4 'Kmbeoughsaidthistmrnirigofthe toTallahaasee this week tomeet with state correctional officers to carry '1)0Kf.,9 46 writing tl 14-point safety state officials' provision of a new jaiL - 'earl CmBank om Af1.sto attempt to secure the La u'al setsof keys "to unlock firt -, ',. I )Ll nake the jaC srJe fm:.. fire. All We can do Is try," POI1 5th The board unanimously approved a Calberry, which .',iuw equipment doors and Us," _ motion byCominissionerJohn KimbrouJ Ile saldif the commission official action _ Meanwhile, the Commission instructed $l75,100 to SCOPA for the negligently allowed "In. M uns ised 01111dals to Pir%*M SPecifiClitiOnIl for OWN rbthat the bids would not be approvW until to provide the is ty features if the lette than $70,000 in safety equipment to admay s w ay the state of the commission received letters in con. are recei ved use of matches and other — bY agreed t. increase the bank vertise for sealed bids. Under the re.ilar ficials decisions, curence with safety features. combustible materials by Int note for th e $3,2W , Ryan told bidding process the earliest the bids could Polk said the "judges are holding off on Letters will be sought from the Seminole .p mates" and allowed highly i & be opened would be Sept. 1, according to the N, r County Fire Department, the Sa nford Fir e sente ncing 10 to 20 people because we have flammable mattresses to be I Ashby Jones, deputy circuit court clerk. Department, the State Fire Marshal's to farm them out." improperly stored within the Also SCOPA attorney Bill The county jail has been closed since a office and DOR. Each of the agencies have Polk said the local officials Sanford jail. CAN COLLECTING IS PRUFITABLE Hutchison told the board a June 9 fire which killed 10 Inmates and is claimed no jurisdiction over the county jail and County Fire Department would also Young McCall, being held for Empty cans might not mean much more an th trash to Jailer. More than $40,000 In renovations facility, have to be contacted. some "squabble" has developed trial as an adult on a grand jury peop £ ycar-o,d . am Senn but • 11-year-ol an.d ir)C51-O 9-year-old have been completed on the jail. k.• C. State officials met with local officials Cou nty Attorney Tom Freeman told the indictment char StandardA .)3I€ln5 and ging robbery, Eugene Ball It means coins In th e pocket ese Th two Sanford L,VIWem Commission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr. Aug. 11, but Vihlen was unable to secure a board today that even with the letters from became upset just before Pan American Bank over the youngsters make It a practice to ro'ind up all the aluminum said prior to today's meeting he expected letter saying the safety features would the agencies he is "not sure" the written fire 1roke out, officials said, they can find and they turn them in at a recycling center. They're parLialIly constructed modular the Commission to waive bid policy and mak e the jail safe for returning prisoners, concurrence would affect the county's when he was told that his trial 15 cents paid per pound for the aluminum empties and consider it forms in the building being award the bid for installing safety Meanwhile, Vihlen reported to the board legal position on the jail." scheduled for that day had "a good day's work" when their plastic hag is full. Herald features. today that the surrounding Jails in which Photo leased by Standard Systems "Their opinion would not be absolute in been postponed for a second % Bill Vincent Jr. county prisoners are being held, will soon a court of law," Freeman said, He es timated it w ould take a bout four time. S an ard Systems, a modular I I construction firm, is leasing a d k d building used by Concrete Structural Systems Inc., before s CSSI went bankrupt. . -- -V - - A 5A.iT 222 222. Rontal Increase Okayed Polk Mot C "giving a great deal of direction to the commission" because the administrator would be able to manage information from individua departments. Both Hattaway and Kwiatkowski !old Williams the commission will be responsible for the control of the administrator's au thority. - , 1715 ItLLY b i -Immon Kwiatkowski told Williams the commission lacks the time for "creative government" because 1 the deluge of admini.strativc responsibilities. Hataway told Williams that county government with an administrator is "the fastest growing form of county government." t% county administrator is recommended by Underwood along with the development of several county procedures manuals and establishment of departmental and overall county priorities. perished as wv &I4 750 DV IT / IN /X7 /7. 777A6 V MY MtWJ7 CJI7'AFF,44V - c all Ji 1'1 opposed ivei gugence t..taimec in ..... W! BERr. M '7i •r_____ personnel director, were instructed to write a Job description for an administrator. Ilattaway said the commission would hold another workshop in two weeks to discuss the job description. The administrator would be appointed by the commission at an estimated $30,000 annual salary', according to Kwiatkowski. By Roger BcIIen FUNNY BUSINESS "TDO brought who has voiced op.position to the creation of the position, was absent from the workshop. Commissioner Dick Williams, who also has the position, reviewed possible job responsibilities with Commissioners harry Kwiatkowski, Mike Uattaway and Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. all proponents of the position. Bob Ellis, interim administrative assistant, Eli. Underwood, management consultant; and John Gray, Four commissioners met Inn work session Monday to discuss total county government reorganization, but talk centered on the administrative lxmitIon. Commissioner John Kim- ' as''iwx V A A5C4L LW ThE 7Z '1' by Garry Trudeau - I By MICK LOCHKIDC2E Herald Staff Writer A job description is being written for a county administrator, a proposed high level position which has split votes on the Seminole County Coriunission. \ _ DOONESBURY ru se.e tz' RILks 1.4mR FWork Session Talk Centers On Job Description -. - tractCAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents — — I 'U Dkk Turn., 14ifM~4o, lik OSWALD and JASIES J.U'08V r—' ALLEY OOP IT 0N hy CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Z41A5 frI4A/ flYLP' . . ., - . , R:- . . - .' ' -. Jail Reo ening De ayed -. _. $500-$l,000 ' 1_ - I - I BUGS BUNNY - - . by T. K. Ryan *V SIARPORK171 - J WIL L YOU KNOCK OF P4AtJ11CAL LLAZZI WHO VA ThINK YOU ARE: VASCO PA &AMA7J i : cording - TUMBLEWEEDS 01 WAON 1)A1WFF) r . 11 (jouR OtLOCK! I y2 , E5J - I .- - . ' - . - - - - 51 - .- . ' '-."-_____ . . ' - Chic Young BLON DIE WELL, M YOU MAQ ' so IT SOMET . 4lNG, WOULD' vE BEEN I CAN'r = %,1N AN AR UMENT IM - - ' ) PftISCILLA'S n4aflu.auu POP by Al VormH, WHEN HOW A6 0u1 A '\ LICK, PRtSCtLLA.- ,) took (THAT'S l'JOT'\ SANITAQ) \E-sTE/ ' DON'T 'OU BESIDES, THE R E'S t KNOW ABOUT JUST ENOUGH FoR ) Q 00 GER>/' ME AND OLIVER 4 L.P - , - -; : t Five Per Cent All 1c c — ~ Iv 11ILI _ WINTHROP t\f I fI 5JJPPI WANrMT' \I ; AEAABR /I HAVE 1iEWGEXT DOOR OR !S SWVAMJNG IN ONE OF THOSE KIDMPM r"fl' JPPR j [I!ICULOUSS?GHTi HI, NEIGHBOR! oves To Get Pa y 'is ke ,, 0 R k _ 1• ,,U-. 'w,I'a YOtrRE RIGHT, V IT WOi'tT 8E 50 MARC'.- KJOWII'II6 cw \ ' AND 50... THE DAYS PA55 s)yj.lCAiy FOR, OUR LOVEØIQPS LJJTIL several units in the i J' - ,. - .,' ,- 41 - UK & MEEK Around The Clock Bridge Calendar by Howie Schneider Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Horo;copc Hospital Obituaries Spirts - 7 As , , ' TODAY 9W&TMEART! CSSI left Stenstrom opposed the flat why I oppose the across-the- became executive director in program is in need of a kitchen, supervisor and a combina tion of personnel for the prograrr. building which Standard are inc luded in UeraldStaf( Writer increase on the grounds that board hikes." 1966 at $6,000 per year. Jones also told the board that Systems c the board was told, and bus driver and handyman. "the people at the low end of the In other action, the directors members agreed to provide the home repair and win- the lease agreement, but Pan The board voted 9-1 to apJones also reported to Despite a IflO,'C by one toturn po le ought to be getting prove tentzation program was not American, which financed the increases which approved the hiring of four funds necessary to rent one board that he hoped funds niemitber to alter the salary more than fie per cent." u nded by raises Executi v e Director additional personnel for the after they were told the would be a vailable by Oct 1 for f the Seminole Counts CSSI says the units should be schedule, the Board of Direc"Five per cent for someone i'anos ommission. He said the Jones' salary to $18,528 . county 1lt?iid Start program program already' has the SCA's Meals on Wheels returned to the bank, according tors of the Seminole Corn- who makes orily$6,000comesto ' , program was to be aimed at The to al b budget or sa salar aries es and budgeted $202044 for munity Action Inc (SCA), 13(X)," Stenstrom said "The year . Once the four jobs are eqtuipmcnt necessary to opr'ate program for the elderly and lessening the cost of home to 11U hlaOIi was set at that he expected to get the heating for low-income persons Monday night approved across- same five per cent added to a ' filled Head Start will employ 38 It. Hutchison said he was t he-board five per cent pay 116 ,000 employe means an $800 The four newemployes agenc s canner) operation and minimizing loss of heat In granting the Increases, people and sere some faA increases for employes. raise. But the price of beans is ether board members noted economically disadvantaged or sought will fill posts of crankid up by Sept. 1, with from homes through repairs meeting with the t Board member and Sanford the same for the little guy as it Jones' long service to SCA and handicapped children. education coordinator. Comprehensive Employment that would Include sealing of parties' attorneys on the City Commissioner Julian is fcr the better-paid. Tlmt's the Seminole community. Jones The Oviedo Ilead Start assistant teacher, nutrition Training Act i CETA) approval cracks in walls and floors. matter. t og V IF W REALLY A5K*J ME! LOVE EACH OTHER, TO W4ITI ,1 WAITSH&WOI.PT : ' J* j 'VV Li RE -. By B RICK PAN'TRIDGE ARCHIE 6LJPPER - .:... . d Across-The-Boar Raises O ayea uni Acti*on E Com - - - AA SA 811 6B IA L IA 611 611 Football Gear Missing J * In High School Breakmin 4 W-r C ............. 5A .. SA 1.2311 ('ç,. 1d__ . 'SI, & I .t'u" t 4 , - - - , 1 - IC ,T - -. - Sanford police today were orange: black and orange: soon." searching for f ootball equip. and black, orange and white '1 Sheriff's deputies arrested ment stolen in a burglary at the colors two sOUth Seminole juenile Seminole High School locker I don't know what they'll do boys ages 16 and 17 early r room. with the thiees when today at a burglarized Coach Jerry Posey told of catch t he m," Peynolds said, 1 ficers that at least $400 fl "but I hope they catch them Continued On Page 3-Al equipment was taken, including na —I —• - - - U. � 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. 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TTL l •• •• • - - .. - ( . .. •. - •• -- ... -- __________ 48— Evenin g - Met aid, Sanford, FrIday, Aug. FL 15, IflS by MIA Tumor CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Mort WIker I SUNDA Y WIN AT BRIDGE H OW DO CLJZ NEW STEELBELTED RADIAL ? \ l ni By OSWAI.D and JAMES JACOItY been - NORTH 15 &J92 vKQ5 41092 ((bó'11 'jft ALLEY WEST FAST &A753 10783 42 AQ864 V J92 • 6543 4lio, I ro'-tr 74 S%ET / WELL, 74EV AINT L. \ .)LLSS 86UiTS ARE ( EDI BLE ,'THAT'S . FOR MH OF FOR SURE! K)LD rry't ri? . I RIG WT'1N.3 ALL 11\. T WER JT T - j ru ? ,- I rrs LkS 7KAT C'EAt- LILE 14E iIEAD F)M JBOU,?{T TH' 5ALCJ.J!/ HIMSELF A NEW JJN - '. ! O-! "i.s THAT North West East Soudi 1 NT. p L çd THE BORN LOSER by Art Snsom I'M VU DA~ TR6 WEEK rr) E- 40CR%LF Z PUN6H 1' A reader from Maine wants to know why South has all th e fun of playing th e hands while all North can do is to sit and watch him operate. He wants to . ____ , ______a-. - -. . • S Li - -' _~ 7 time bridge columns first came into being there as a tacit derstanding that in order to make things easy or as easy as South applies the rule of poss and sees that East will hold bottom hand would be the four cards higher than th e th ree declarer He as called Z 50 of spades If one of those is the years ago North was c alledd queen, South wants to get East "Y" and the defense was handito play It. So he plays dummy's ed by "A" and "B". jack of hearts. If East has also been applying the rule of 11 he knows that (Do you have a question for South has exacUy two spades the Jacob ? Write "Ask the and that both are higher than the three spot. If East is really newspaper. The most in on his toes he will come to the retesting questions will be conclusion that one of those two spades is the 10 spot. writers will receive copies of Otherwise, South would have JACOBY MODERN.) 8 - j..,. Ii S ckup her ctt1es' Now she's got You kept hollering at ta have moreclosel space!" By Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS _. - - -- : at. - -. - 14 r - Berc~W LCMT TO NW Ex,MA'AM P Jok it / I S eries -. , -I Springs, truck was loaded with allegedl y Io 0 set of drumi, microwave oven and a pisto' Agents set of tires on pickup truck parked at the residence were identified as q TH RENDEZVOUS ouih - Milt I Mrres, ea 1 Sto uen Goocs Sheriff John E Polk and deputies arrested six persons in Seminole late Friday early Saturday on 23 felony charges in raids at four locations that authorities said smashed a million-dollar-ayear organized "steal on order" ' Ly Lke C HIS 15 THE LINE FCQ T I I By BOB LIA)YL) Herald Staff Writer a- - IX Seize I In '' - g - I I A I - - C Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Wl ii ii know if this isn't rank discrimination agairtst the North. The answer is that from the fr T46 Its DEtA FIFTH WW HAVE 67th Year, No. 309—Sunday, August 17, 1975 1 - By Oswald & James Jacoby - / L 7' l North,South vulnerable 'uOLJR BISCUITMOLLY'S \ T4T HIT I C)kaPJ' \ HIM ? / AIN'T So \ 4 "1) play the failure of ' HeI both minor suit finesses is going to ve South just one trick Ort' of the nine he needs to score game and rubber. 4AQJ7 E'au 3N.T l'a.s.s J% 0 Q1093 by Dave Grou. OOP Inclined to play dummy's nine rather than the Jack. After Ws decision. East sees that If South's other spade 13 the South to just one spade trick. Then East plays his eight of ades, not the ueen. SOUTH (0) K 10 A84 EDITION said a BAR- - PACKAGF the vehicle later Saturday. Polk and the raiding Officers LZ ecuted a search warrant at ex h&ALh1lll1l Assisting the sheriff's Maitland Marine, U.S. 17-92, depar tment were agents from Fern Park, and hauled away a T" the Florida Beverage Depart. 10, X. 4 large industrial-type air ment, Altamonte Springs and . i One of the most patriotic Fourth of July celebrations seen In Sanford police departments. authorities said had been stolen CHORALE MARKS ___ Polk said con. Poland In many years, according to the American consul Lt. in Orlando. ,'/ 7 ' HOLIDAY IN POLAND Ioznon, took place this year when the Central Florida Chorale ducted with search warrants, Maitland Marine owner presented a program of patriotic music on the step of the resulted in seizure of nearly Ralph Richard Anthony - ;j !Cr ij American consulate. Chorale member Irene Brown records this $30,000 in stolen merchandise "1 Dilislo, 41, of 241 Summersoo-d a i — thrilling moment and many others in excerpts from her Ii a ci including a 117,000 motor home I Trail Maitland was arreste d ste reo and sound equipment, journal, Page l-t, Women's Section. Whoto by C.C. Holzer) on a warrant charging buying television sets, music-al inreceiving and concealing stolen struments and an industrial air property. compressor. DiLisio was released at o!k said the raids and counts Jail after he posted $5,000 cash bond. County A wrecker was used to take Detective Ralph Salerno. -• . •- the air compressor unit to a As the Seminole raids started storage building at Altamonte at 4 pin. Friday at a bar and -i-.. Springs. package store next door to the Charles Wesley Asbury, V. of t Altamonte Police Headquarters 948 Lake Irene Drive Maitland, and Fire Department, Orange was arrested on ' warrants Seminole County Corn- if a new Jail Is not built, the pretty serious problems," County Sheriff's deputies ••charging four counts of grand missioners continued plugging county will face the expenditure Vihien said, adding, "All raided a used appliance sales larceny, tao counts of armed "Y away Friday, attempting to of large In commissioners feel, at the establishment on Edgewater amounts of money it breaking and entering with Drive, Orlando, and two darn up the flood of financial excess of $*),000 annually - for same time, this Is an intent to commit a felony, three needs that is making it ex- farming out to keep taxes to a residence arresting two perto other counts of armed breaking and sons and recovering thousands trneIy difficult to keep a jails, riinimum." entering of a dwelling house of dollars in stolen merpledge to hold the line on Vihlen said commissioners and one count of breaking and Consideration is being given , iprope rty taxes. ,s nt much of Friday re viewing ci.uuulse. entering a vehicle. pe purambw tw old MonAuthorities said Information Conunission Uiainnan Sid iiiental bud get s, Asbury was held in Jail in lieu rd store In de - ViMen Jr. said, "It Ic the t o ry developed by Salerno and oU in of *) bon&. le Plaza Cassel Seminole at least 14 . board's toy wi th in for e next fiscal year, paragents indicated that At the 119 Ruby Court ' th the certifIed 5.34 mills levy, but ticular socially-oriented persons had been involved residence of Stanley Grant A WNW sa d a .1 , t .4 year ,n & •k uWaaa ui. •h.e,I uioa it is becoming increasingly Stroupe, near agencies suci as tte Utu. iet Cauelberry, r rtion of the ra.rcha,e ring that specialized in stealing a we go Into the '"d Sdiool House, the Drug Action raiding deputies seized a difficult m remodeling W facilities. . details of the budget. ies. Committee and Seminole items "on orders" that 117,000, 24-foot Wayfarer motor i: • reportedly were funneled ,With these extraordinary Mental Health, "We i-re are really looking at home. - • some t ough figures related to demands, we (the cornNo conclusions were reac hed, through The Rendezvous bar Stroupe was jailed on $5,000 and package store in Altamonte I income, because of the con- missioners) are looking at Vihlen said. bond on a charge of buying, Springs, adjacent to the police tinued trend," he receiving and concealing stolen and fire department headquarsaid, pointing to the decreases property. a ters. being seen In building permit .' Officers said the motor home, revenues and state and federal un y's stolen in Orlando, was parked An Orange County Sherffrs • revenue sharing, behind the Stroupe house. spokesman said the "orders" The chairman revealed that a Polk said the recreational reportedly were "filled in a • survey of the expanding county D vehicle was also impounded at relatively short period of time" . government shows an adan Altamonte Springs storage and stolen items "sold" at a - .urungs u i ditional 37,000 square feet of location reduced Lost and in cases office is needed right The two truckloads of other r -. shipped to "customers" now. items recovered were taken to a throughout the United States. "We are also facing the new county storage building near Officials said the stolen jail construction consideration Sanford for safe keeping, ofproperty oper::tion is believed and the straw ballot situation to have sold approximately one The Rendezvous Bar, next door to Altamonte Springs fire station, alleged "order point" for million- ficers said. regarding library facilities," he , Officials said Saturday that million dollars in merchandise dollar.a-year theft ring. Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd By DONNA ESTES identica, request for Altamonte ove the last year. said. The voters in the fall investigation into the alleged t, ti H rald Springs Tuesday. was con.elections as y-ear appro a tinuing a nd Items allegedly handled by Polk led agents in the Crowder, 44, and Carolyn Springs near the bar was straw ballot on whether a indicated there may be more County Commissioner Mike the theft ring included heavy Seminole raids, surrounding Fields Crowder, 42. Herman Elvin Fields, 38, 125 LAKE MARY — Ile City county-wide library system Council Hattaway then suggested boats and equipment, and motors, First The Rendezvous Bar and Crowder was held In jail on Grace Boulevard, Altamonte Saturday indicated lOrange County , sheriff' should be initiated by the surprise at the offer of Seminole received approval from feflow lawn inowers. televisions, Package Store, where a search $40,000 bond on eight counts of Springs, Fields was held on agents executed three search county. for allocation stereos, tape recorders, chain resulted in seizure of cartons of buying, receiving and con- $5,0W bond on one count of - County Commissioners to grant arrested tw o Vih1 I h for $10,000 each to Lake Maq, 3aws and furniture, officials cigarettes, musical instrument cealing stolen property. His buying, rEceiving and con- warrants, some $10,000 in federal funds suspects in connection with the fa cilities program o s Longwood, Oviedo and said. amplifiers, speakera, a vacuum wife posted $10,000 bond on two cealing stolen property. for a city planner. theft ring and seized thousands ...,,000, while a solution to • Casselberry for planners even The Orange County cleaner and a box of tools, counts of bu)lng, receiving and After agents loaded a pickup During the council's rst in space problem could cost up to k s h 1975-76 budget wor 1400,000 the first year and the op, those cities have not requested operation included Seminole, hours as agents conducted the was released from county jail bar, another search warrant items. A Raymond Rollins, 36, was new jail ex pense the first year Mayor aster Sorenson said he the assistance. Orange, Brevard, Lake and search and arrested the Friday night. the Crowders' at was executed Total receivenotification d of the would be roughly M,000. tContlnued on Page IA) other Central Florida operators, Donald Richard Also arrested in Altamonte $51 Karen Ave., Altamonte County Commission t y offer just prior to the of ti-ese three projects is 11.53 an the council had not man Sid VihIen Jr., said Friday million FF In addition, Vthlen said, even had an opportunity to consider the funding approval hinges on .whether the fo iti wM o the matter. commissioners this accept professional - -County P' ngt the raids, by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY C ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LL by Larry Lewis a.,-. COST OU WOE THAI 15 OD eUGG - TO KEEP TE RUNN'JG I _,hI__ • 13S - S 'I \. # &'- L .' Ifi by Heimdohl & Stofhl • ¶ 4II Plugs I -,—. ,• BUGS BUNNY • -' - . Away -- 1 IIi - On I, by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS it LN Record Bu d(1e important year prisoners El -. intention , . i ft AT AT RE5fJ p •. -. 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TP11Y to five of s cities in C om prehen s ive Sanford has completed its plan let ( CETA) money for planners to Lake Mary councilmen assist in conducting studies and Saturday began detailed preparing land use plans. examination of various and county governdepartment budgets. None of The city ments are required under two the tour council members v oiced opposition to state laws to complete cornDear Abby ---------plans Sorenson's announced 3C prehensive land use Dr. Lamb the next two to five recommendation that the within Horoscope ------------61) property tax level re main at years. lÀ Hospital three mills. County Property one state law. applicable oni Y Appraiser IA Obituaries Terry Goerntl has 12 311 t o Se minole County, has a 1977 certified.i 1.95 mill le vel for the Sports 6-7-SD deadline, while a statewide city for tie new fiscal year. ',ele-Ision l-2-3C planning law has a 1980 Women .- Sorenson had said the deadline for z:Ie:; Atty. Gen Saturday's high 9L Overnight iie t federal not as et iven an 1ow 70 taxes requested by tyo Partly cloudy today with a Inter below the three mill level unless Springs on which law must be chance of afternoon thunder, another type tax, such a:; a complied with by county showers. Highs mostly In lower utility tax, was levied. 90s and low% In low to mid 70s. Under the 1.95 mill levy the commissioners County Mostly south to southe.ut winds 10 mph or less but stronger and earlier approved 110,000, - - the city would receive $58,000 in near thundershowers. maxiniwn allowable under the property tax for the new year CF'TA program — for Winter vn frtm' it 30 r cent Rain Complete details sod tides on Springs to hire a planner. The Under the three mill leve'. f.'je county board approved an city will Pate 7-A. present FRANK AND ERNEST L by Bob They., - DON'T $uPPo$L If WoulD DO ANY GOOD Ip 2 TOLD YOU £ 1U4 OPPOSED Ii ,bo CAPITAL PUN1SNMINT? X ç'Ftf' -' S 11[~_A — - SHORT RIBS At WA by Frank Hill r cr 14E M6SK)NARY Qi-r EVILS ISRr4INJ [OC4NNI8ALl) I - gusty receive I 'I j •... _______- -•------• -- f '_ . • ' — - - I. • . _________ - ,___, I Ifl q j ' TkE b kX1 ik yl SheriffPolk John watches, left, as deputies Inventory cont.-ats of $17,iOO ntlrged stolen motor home seized in raid at residence on Ruby Couil, south Seminole. At right, operator Donald Richard Crowder, 41, exits bar after Altam&nte Springs ' riJd. Crowder was held on $40,000 bond on right charges of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. (Herald Photos by Bob t1ovd) -- - �2A-Evening Herald. Sanlrd, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 17, 1q73 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Polk To Seek Restoration Of Budget NAT10N IN Comisn- PRICES GOOD THRU WED. By BOB LLOVD Herald Staff Writer BRIEF FBI Infiltrated Ku Klux Klan WASHINGTON (AP) The FBI ran a covert, 10-year operation to disrupt the Ku Klux Klan by distributing anonymous postcards and cartoons, forming a phony antiKlan committee and planting anti-Klan articles in the news media, according to newly disclosed FBI documents, The operation against the Klan and other so-called "white hate groups" such as the National States Rights party and the American Nazi party, was described in 125 pages of FBI files turned over Friday to reporters who petitioned for them under the Freedom of Information Act nine months ago. The tiles provided the lust public glimpse of the counterintelligence program, called Cointelpro by the FBI, against white hate groups. The FBI previously was forced to disclose documents dealing with operations against the Socialist Workers party and other Leftist political groups. - Department of increases for existing staff officcr sand admlnstrativestaff increased surveillance is The Polk says $5,000 cut from his Administration will study the members and $77,945 f basic personnel to surrounding necessary in a facility with a $20,000 contingency request documents and then schedule a salaries for now positions agencies, therby making the history of minor fires, one makes the fund "totally Sheriff John Polk has served hearing on the appeal. requested In the budget to meet Seminole Sheriff's Department major fire with the loss of 11 inadequate" for unforeseen notice to the Seminole County Polk said he appealed a increased workload, according training ground for the lives, and other incidents that emergencies "such 83 were Commission that he's going to budget In 1969 to the state and to the sheriff, benefit of other law en- occur almost daily," according evidence in the current budget Tallahassee to seek restoration "I got most of it." Polk said the merit raises forcement agencies," the to Polk's petition. year." of $5,642 the commis1oners Monroe says the Department requested won't meet the entire budget appeal petition states. The appeal petition states The appeal petition charges cut From his requested of Administration can do increased cost-of-living exPolk requested $141,059 for that $53,249 sliced from Polk's that the County£2,626,997 budget for 1975-76 "anything It wants with the penses during the last year, but basic salaries for additional request for expenses other than approved budget for the opeatlona. budget" and the Coun. will provide "a small addition personnel but commissoners salaries is needed to fund the Sheriff's Department isn't Polk filed J ae r*tice Friday ty Commission must comply. to each salary that, at least, will approved only $63,114. Polk minimum amount necessary adequate to maintain morale of with Circuit Cow Clerk Arthur According to the appeal permit the personnel of the says he needs 12 new deput1's, a for continued operation of personnel or to provide the be"hwith's office. County petition the County Commission Sheriff's Department to stay full-time jail nurse, an ad- department at the present level minimal staff needed for the commissioners have until 5 has approved $2,371,355 of abreast of the ever-Increasing ditlonal correctional officer, a of service and activity. investigatIon of crimes in the p.m. Wednesday to give Polk Polk's $2,626,997 budget request cost of living." clerk-typist and a custodian. county. Polk Is ready to battle the their reply to the 14-page appeal for the fiscal year beginning Polk contends that with the The new deputies are needed, County Polk says the $2,626,991 he Commission In petition, according to Ken Oct. 1. But Polk says the ad- exception of Pasco County his Polk says, because of an in- Tallahassee for equipment that requested for his department Is Monroe, sheriff's department ditlonal $255,642 is needed to employes are the lowest paid of creasing workload and "we commissioners cut from the needed to enable the Sheriff's comptroller who is scheduled to maintain the law enforcement Sheriff's departments in cen- are critically below the budget request Including a used Department "to fulfill its take Polk's petion and the program of the Sheriff's tral and southern Florida recommended number of law accounting machine, office responsibilities for law enCounty Commission's reply to Department for the coming counties. enforcement personnel per machines, a radar unit, radios, forcement ... and provide the Tallahassee Thursday for riling year. Without the requested salary thousand of popuiatloa." sirens, shotguns and revolvers, very minimal staff, equipment with Lt, Gov. J. H. Williams and Nearly half of the appeal is funds, the Sheriff's Department The additional correctional a Jeep station wagon, filing and salaries necessary to meet the Florida Department of for salary funds. The $10,822 "may well lose many well- off iceris required due tocounty cabinets photo- the needs of this fast-growing and Administration consists of $42,877 for merit qualified law enforcement jail popuhtion and "because identification equipment. county." his SCLC Proposes Tax Hike imbrough ANNISTON, Ala. (AP) - Higher taxes on alcohol and tobacco have been proposed by the Sou thern Christian Leadership Conference to help the "poor and minorities w ho live in our urban and rural ghettoes, ba rrios and shacks." The SCLC. in closi ng its 18th national con ve ntion Friday, unanimously approved a resolution calling for the increased tax es, which it said would raise an additional $14 billion to $30 billion. The resolution suggested that the fed eral reven ue sha ring program be replaced wi th a federal takeover of per cent lolooper cent funding of housing and job training programs and of medicaid with the new taxes used for that purpose. Bronfman Ransom Received NEW YORK (AP) The kidnapers of Samuel Bronfman 2nd reportedly have received all or part of a $4.5million ransom, but there still is no indication when or if the 21-yearold whisky heir, now missing one week, will be returned to his family. The Daily News said In today's editions that the victim's father, Edgar Bronfnian, reportedly was In contact again Friday by telephone with his son's abductors and there were iizlicationsallorpartofthekldnapransom,arecord in this country, had been paid. However, a spokesman at the Bronfman family's FBIguarded. Tudor-style mansion in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., refused to comment on either report. i ley Murder Trial lops Court Agenda K V C: Chides City Of Ion gwood lw f ' The first-degree murder trial Mrs. Kiley sitting on a bed In a David Allen Redmon, 21, of of a Sanford wo man accused of nearby bedroom. 2500 Howe ll Branch Road, Is slaying her hus ba nd at their Michael H. Wallace, 22, of 8i0 accused in the June 22 robbery home is among 11 cases E. Fourth St., and Terry C. of a drive-in grocery store at docketed for trials this week Wallace, of 2810 Magnolia 3650 Howell Branch Road. before Urcuit Court Judge J. Ave., both Sanford, face trial on In other cases docketed for Woodson. charges of breaking and en- trial this week, 69-year-old -year-old Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of tering the Sanford Alliance Sophie Breibart of 602 Brittany having the citizens of Longwood cilmen H.A. Scott and Gerard Kiley, 46, at their home, over $50000 for the project. The trial was postponed on property. goods store. were against IL Kimbrough chided the city pay for it eventually," Kim- Connell In opposing the annexation, July 21 following the death of a The men were arrested In Other trials scheduled inof following their refusal trough said, adding a chuckle with the June dude: t go along with the county In a about preserving tie country Scott warned that the city firearms examiner who was to July in connection 18 burglary in which silverjoint paving project on the one. atmosphere comment by would end up paying the paving testily for the prosecution. Evidence in the case was to ware, a toaster, electric knife - Earl Jacob Menster, 27, costs for the mile section of quarter mile strip which was Grant. be re-examined by another and sound equipment was Colonial Heights, Va., on a reannexed by the City Council The district county corn- the road. accorling to recurcis possession of controlled subKimbrough said Friday the expert, according to officials, stolen, several months ago alter the missioner said the zoning i James Arthur Onle, 28, of stance (marijuana) charge. Police said they found Kiley county original annexation was "hodge podge." - Judy Goodall, 26, laying on a living room couch Orlando, is scheduled for challenged by the Florida atKimbrough said eventually Longwood city limits and stop, after receiving a telephone call on breaking and entering with Longwood, grand larceny of tore) general. the city paving will be done by a leaving It a dirt road from that about 4 a.m. from a woman Intent to commit a felony and "I cannot do anything about private contractor and the cost paint Da vid Bruce Gibson, 35, Turning his at te ntion to the saying she had shot her grand larceny charges in Longwood Hills Road, but laugh will include materials and husband, connection with a Feb. 14 Sorrento, buying, receiving and a little bit when city officials labor, machinery, overhead proposed new Rock Lake Investigators reported Kiley burglary at Longwood Saw and concealing stolen property in Kimbrough said talk about leaving it a dirt and profit. Steak Smell Nauseating? problem with the facility do had been shot one time In the Mower, 351 Highway 1741, connection with a typewriter road," Kimbrough said in reply "I do not oppose residential exist, but are not in- tight temple with a .22 caliber Longwood, In which chainsaws stolen from the Lake County WASHINGTON(AP)-For some people, the smell cia to the Longwood Council's zoning, but the way to get rifle and that officers found were taken. Farm Bureau and traded on an steak grilling on a charcoal fire Is nauseating, or not even refusal this week to participate developers to pay the cost of affmouh ta ble. auto in Seminole County. there, For some, the taste cithat steak can make them III. with the county in the paving paving is before zoning," he "It is a beautiful site, but Or perhaps they cannot taste it at all, project. said. "Afterwards he can walk problems have to be dealt with Charlie Washington Problems of taste and smell may afflict 2 mIllion Mayor James R. Lorinatri away and thumb his nose at before they become realities," Francis Jr., 37, 311 Sacina St., i Americans, acding to Dr. Robert I. Henkin, head of reported to Ot that the thenL,, he said. Altamonte Springs, assault Georgetown Universi ty's Cent er for Molecular Nutrition county would pa ve the ci ty's The ci ty reannezed 0with intentto commit a felony Winsor Manor residents, and Sensory Disorders. For thousands of patien ts, it is portion of the road fcr $25,000 In a cre tract after being asrired whose subdi and carrying a concealed vision roads are to better known as the taste and smell clinic, d firearm in connection with the materials' costs. The county in by Attorney General Robert be d for access to the school, "It's easy to sympa thize with the pa tient who has turn would pay full costs of Shevin's office that a suit requested and received City June 11 wounding of Steven cancer," but not always with someone who Cannot taste LONGWOOD machinery, engineering and challenging the original an- Council support this week Ground- provided a $30,000 grant for Argo at an Altamonte Springs the flavor of food orsmella fragrance, Henkin said dwing labor for the project nexatlon's legality would be petition to the School Board to breaking ceremonies for the construction of the facility. ritghtspol an interview Frlcay. Referring to opposition by dropped. relocate the planned faculty, new Seminole County Health Kimbrough and other county Shevin's office contended, Clinic here are scheduled for i Legal Notice The homeowners said the p.m., Wednesday at the Church residents with the tract was and the city admitted. the Buys Hotel For $3,000 NOTICE IS tEREBY GIVEN that on AuVuS? 26. 17S. a? 3Q am. or ii annexed and rezoned to B-i property was not contiguous i streetsinthelrdevelopment are Avenue Wilma Street site, won ttreaf$er as possible, the Seminole County Porl Authority and SUPERIOR, Neb. (AP) - Fredrick "Rick" Alexander city lands, a narrow and were (limited commercial), Council (touching) oilier not built to City Council member June Seminole County Board of County Comminoners will hold public had his eye on an antique, velvet-covered couch when he Chairman J.R. Grant said, "1 requirement of state law for an handle heavy bus traffic. They Lormann announced Friday, hearing upon tie budget ot the Semince County Port AuthOrity, a sum went to an auction, but he ended op with a hotel, of said being as follaw don't want to ruin the country annexation to be valid, when it also said heavy traffic would be Mrs. Lorma nn, who has Alexander said that when he went to an auction of the area." was originally annexed, some hazardous to the subdivision's served as project council RECEIPTS AND REVENUES: old Union Hotel and its furnishings he thought the conch children. Opponents told council four years ago. member for the new health Act V1SCW'IT T. Suort 1% 0 might be something his bride-to-be, Ann Sweet of Hardy, "° Funds members the county territory clini c, Issued an invitation to Cameron Brown, Mortgage 60,000 Kimbrough said he eubmitted Neb., would like, Port Revenues 224,1111 zo ning in the Longwood Hills Co., owner of the property, a List of problems to the city interested city residents to Articip&pd Anticipated Interest income "I thought I had it (thecouch) bought for $2, but the guy area Is for one-acre estates and agreed to the reannexation which had to be dealt with by attend, Balance Carried Forward 167,1St wanted $5 for It, and I thought it was too much money, so I the rezoning would change the after first noting Opposition. the county and city concvrning The clinic will replace the old didn't buy it," the 21-year-old University of Nebraska character of their C neigh- Supporting the reannexation the school that could cause facility, built by the people of senior recalled Friday. borhood and would, in fact, be were Grant and Council financial impact. LOflgWO(KI In the mid-109's and TOTAL REVENUE EXPENDITURES closed by order of the City Salaries S S317 Council on Oct. 1, 1973. The City Board Meetings (Seey) S 2aJ 677 Council at that time planned to Other Salaries and Diesel Resale 5.000 expand city ball office space Gas Gas 1.600 into the clinic building, raising In5urnce and Bondi 9,70 7 elephoneard Telegraph the ire of the voters. 7,000 Dues and Subscripti ons 650 By MICK LOCURIDGE Police report Theartls Perry, Seminole County Sheriff's their car had rim out of gas. their trotier down, told a None of the city officials, who Advertisi ng 10.000 Writer HeraldSUJf neighbor, UUIe Thompson of 1&3l Harding Ave.,calledpolice deputies report aL1akeiandman Swinton reports that after he participated in the decision that Office Expense 2.2 50 the incident. Anita said Mrs. at 2:30 to report the death, was robbed Friday of an tin- assisted the two mien In getting closed the clinic, remain in POs$CQ. 1,000 Printing Soo Three sisters Friday found Thompson told them to cover When police arrived at the determined amount of cash by gas, he was Afered a ride with office. Contingencies their seven-year-old brother Cleatus with a blanket. borne they discovered Cleatus two men armed with a hammer the subjects. The old building was beyond Eouipment Rental hanged to death from a tte in The children's mother, covered by the blanket. at Lake Mary Boulevard and Swinton said he accepted the repair and finally razed earlier Utilitlil Legal the har'kvarrl- '. Ilk4000 (iien "Ft..aJ j4'iaJ]j.e;!1, ,,i,' Li -:. ' iia lLaL :c .nd irus ougflt w zhe Accounting 7.000 c'yress Ave., Sanford hone, notified of the Incident at work being handled by Perry County Commission this week Consultants Deputies report Norman Lake Mary exit on 14 where he 1,0011 police report. at Sllckcraft Boats, and she Funeral Home in Sanford. awarded a contract for $64,618 Janitor Supplies Stacey Swinton, 59, stopped on was robbed of his shoes, & Expense Anita Martin, 11, said she and came hair., police report. In other police action, 14 to assist two men who said and personal Ideati&atlon. 600 to Huber Construction Co. to Auto Allow ance 2.100 her sisters Vanessa and build the new facility. Huber TravelEpenses LOW has estimated construction AtPw'oped Control Shonda, found their broiler too Cleatus "still hanging with his time for the single story Payroll Taxes and Retirement 8.6119 building in the heart of Committiont neck trough the hoop" bet0 weenl:30 and 2p.m. Anita said Longwood's historic district at Contractual Secves 2.100 Property Repairs they "took the hoop frixn less than 90 days 1. Replacement I.S00 around his neck" and laid him County Administrative Eq uipment Repairs 1300 Assistant Bob Ellis said the Equip 5cr-v Contracts do" by the house. 650 contract completion date is Construction Debt "We told him to wake t'p, but Services 1)6.715 Dec. 10 and the facility should Capital he wouldn't wake up," Anita Outlay be in operation by the end of the lmrro.en, said. "We felt his heart and he 172.1'9 year. 4 was gone." The clinic, built on Land fat Sink inQ Fund Sanford Del U. William 60 000 leased by the city to the county, Lykens Saturday said he ruled adjacent to the city hafl.f TOTAL EXPENDITURES 5157.00$ the dea th "acci4entaL" Lykens house-police station complex, is said (i'atus had been playing being funded with county and before the ircident. An autopsy - Judge Refuses To Order Rehiring Of Fired Aide TALlAhASSEE (AP) -A federal judge has refused to order Comptroller Gerald Lewis to rehire a securities investigator fired in a dispute over delays in investigating a multimillion-.dollar mortgage securities fraud. U.S. District Judge William Stafford said the investigator, Robert Prince, could appeal his case Aug. 28 to the state Career Service Commission. But Stafford added Friday that he had reservations about the validity of the system used in firing state employes. The early hearing will block i.reparable injury to Prince, Stafford said, adding that Prince could return to court if the hearing is not held. Prince's attorney, Ben Patterson, said the Aug. 28 date would be acceptable if he could question Lewis before then on the decision to fire Prince Aug. 1, the same day he (11snuSS.al. Tree Destruction Delayed LAKELAND Al') Agriculture CoiiIliiIs.sioncr I)oylc Conner says additional comments on the possible state ordered destruction of thousands of grapefruit trees will be accepted until Aug. 27. Conner's comments came Friday at the end of a twoday hearing on whether the trees of the Star Ruby strain from Texas will be destroyed. He said he will announce Ws decision by Aug. 31, During Friday's session, three citrus growers refused to destroy the illegal grapefruit trees, a move that state off i. cials said must come before they can release already inspected trees of the same strain. , LONG WOOD - Because city spot zoning. The city annexed officials refuse to pay about thepropertyadjacenttotheB4 half what it would ordinarily :and with residential zoning, JOHN , KD4BROUGH cost to pave Longwood Hills "The city should have gotten 3114 Rudder Circle, Sanford Church at 1410 S. Park Ave., Court, Casselberry, faces a Road, County Commissioner a commitment from the owners and Airport, is charged with the with intent to commit a felony, charge of obtaining property by John Kimbrough says the city that they would pay for the road members June Lormann 7 death of Thomas R. grand larceny and buying, a $70 worthless check at an will ultimately end up paying improvements rather than Don Shcretner, while Coun- June receiving and concealing stolen Altamonte Springs sporting I - H ea th Cl nic Ceremony Slate - OPEN SUN. 10.7 FLORIDA IN BRIEF was notified of the K* Sunday, Aug. 17, 1975-3A Judge Named In Rights Case I ; -- - -A, ~ j School Board Chairman R. G. "Bud" Feather School Board Chairman Feather: Mod, But Conservative By El) I'RICKETT In fact, one of the reasons he Herald Staff Writer sought a seat on the board was Last of Series) because he'd heard Seminole's One thing sure about B. G. school system was second to "Bud" Feather is his conserva- Orange County's, and he tive ideology, wanted to change that. At 26, he ran for and captured A father of two, he also feels a seat on the Seminole County taxpayer's money should be School Board, guarded and spent wisely. And in a county noted for its He says a board member's conversatism political and job is to "look out for the taxotherwise Feather stands out payer's money" and to make as one of the county's most decisions on both policy and adconservative politicians. mlnI.strative matters. Viewing the school system Feather, a Republican, from the board chairman's speaks nighly of Layer, a seat, Feather feels Seminole's Democrat, and the veteran school system has advanced school superintendent's since he, W. P. "Bud" Layer abilities. and board member Davie Sims "I think we're very fortunate were elected back in 1972. that we have a school superin"Getting new board members tendent like Bud Layer. He's an and a new superintendent excellent administrator and changed the whole complex," catches on fast." Feather says. As board chairman, the 29He said the board im- year-old Feather sometimes mediately "put on" an assistant rules meetings with an iron superintendent of finance hand. He is not hesitant about (Roger Harris) and an demanding silence from an assistant superintendent of unruly audience when im education (Dan Dagg) and that portant matters are being resurrected the system." A discussed. four-mill land tax was added. During a conversation, And since it was during the Feather Is often quiet. He boom time for Seminole dresses modishly and wears his County, Feather points to eight hair longish in the style of the new schools constructed since 7. 1971But his attitude unlike his Concerning collective attire is conservative. bargaining, Feather reveals Why are you so conservative? more of his bedrock con"Do you really think that I'm servatisim. that conservative?" Feather "I think it's a shame that we suddenly asks. have to go through collective Then without waiting for an bargaining. It costs taxpayers a answer. lot of motsey," he says. "I hope I am." - TAMPA i API hlilLsborough County Judge Arden Merckle has been charged with violating the civil rights of a Boca Grande man he jailed last year for contempt of court. The federal misdemeanor indictment was unsealed Friday. Following receipt of the summons, Merckle was granted a leave of absence from his judicial duties by the presiding circuit judge. Merkcle, free on his own recognizance, will be arraigned before a federal magistrate Aug. 21, U.S. attorneys said. - 10,000 Pounds Of Pot Seized STUART APi Four men have been arrested after Martin CoUnty sheriff's deputies boarded two 40-foot boats laden with 10,000 pounds of marijuana In the St. Lucie River, officials say. - The men, all from the Florida Keys, were Ia be charged today with smuggling and possession of marijuana, police said. Sheriff James Bolt said deputies had been watching the boats since Monday and observed that they were riding lower in the water than usual Friday. 19 Indictments Issued Nineteen persons FORT LAUDERDALE (All) have been named In the two latest sealed indictments issued by a statewide grand jury investigating gambling. The two indictments issued Friday contained 19 felony and 17 misdemeanor counts, State Atty. Eugene Whitworth of Gainesville said. The names of the persons were being withheld until their arrests, but most were believed to be from Broward and Dade county areas. - - - - - Commission Schedules Workshop mary '.'' Sevenoyearmold Found Hanged a' . . I - _____ $12.36-Million Budget Requested By DONNA ES'TES contracts. year; cigarette tax $38,500, up from $214,711 and civic center Herald Staff Writer Also, property Lazes, $963,241, from $35,000; utility maui- $29,422, up from $28,638. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS up From 1638,265; franchise tenance and petroleum $7,500, Also recreation $143,039, up Mayor Norman Floyd Thur- taxes $245,000, up from up from $6,050; garbage tax from $116,438; police depart. sday turned over to the City 1164,000; paving assessments $90,000; sale of fixed assets ment $595,556, up from $434,319; Commission a recommended $8,500, down from $16,600; state $10,000, down from $25,000 and fire department $483,244, up $12.36 million budget for city revenue sharing $252,000, up CElA program $16,650,upfrom from $370,349; sanitation and utility operation and from $240,000; federal revent.e $7,761. 1211,878, up from $152,644; capital improvements for the sharing $68,940, up from Proposed expenditures in. sanitation 1211,878, up From 1975.'76 fiscal year. $49,600; police trair.Ing grant dude: finance $143,954, up from 1152,64-4; parks $32,650, up from A workshop was set for 3 p.m. $6,000, up from $3,500; interest $101,888; clerk $45,631, up from $30,071; streets $189,892. up Tuesday, prior to the corn- income $20,000, tip from 118, s3,570; building and zoning from 1108,357; maintenance missionera' regular meeting, and miscellaneous income $72,430, down from $74,275; $154,210, up from 1128,259; for Input into the largest budget $30,000, up from $12,000. mayor and commission in public buildings $170,184, up Also, alcoholic evPectu4' $i in the city's 50 year plus L.Vil defense, library from $460,527 and $86,000 For $800, the same as the current and contingency $214,862, up contingency. The recommendation 'includes $2,701,334 for general fund operation; $883,415 for water and sewer utility operation and some $8.77 million in bond Issue, state and federal money for construction and additions to the city's sewer system and rcg'onal sewer plant. The proposal dcies not include any salary increases for elected officials, department heads or other employes, but does have ' * cor.tingency Funds set aside which could be used for em with Purchase of any Sandwich ploye pay hikes, Floyd said. 'Sundays only. Floyd's recommended budget calls for cutting the property atany of our sandwich shops! tax levy from five to four mills, - REGULAR FOUNTAIN DRINK FREE for each customer slightly above the 3.9 mills AUarnonto San!crcj ..•r '.';•-'... .-'.'.':-' .;, .- .. �4A—Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 17, 1975 U, 1975—SA YS SUN.. MON. & TUES. jor appli Handy measuring spoon. Just visit our major appliance depts. during the sale 4- MMM" -_- '- I Balloons for the kids A Quarter choice beef Approx. 150 Ibis. a $275 value A Roomy freezer section is 4.74 cu.ft, frostkss. t qt Transmission i heavy-duty, HPmotor. r4 3 cycles handle Cold controls— for refrigerator, freezer sections. Twin crispers keep fruits, vegetables crisp, fresh. $1 1 WDU orr,. 19" diagonal color portable TV has afc. Has AFC to lock-in on signal; front mounted speaker; VHF and UHF ar tennas. Plastic cabinet. "CHARGE - rir' 9 88 AM/FM stereo, 8-track player and changer. Also matrix switch, speakers. headphones and shelf unit. 1698"1 17025 21 DIAGONAL CONSOLE COLORT\ %&* 1110 ftl £ £ J%• Wards 19.5 cu. ft. refrigerator/ freezer Wards 329.95 15,92-cu.ft. refrigerator/freezer. WITH AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER From top-freezer section to twin crispers, this unit is totally frostless. Lots of room on shelves cnd in doors makes placement end arrangement of items easy and convenient. 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Thin-wall foam insulation and ('hip-proof interior. Reg. 289.95 19 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER Foam insulation for maximum Storage insi(k! Adjustable cold control, magnetic gasket. Reg. 309.95 ,,g'LJAfl('r art.. SAVE $70 SPACE-SAVING DISHWASHER 12988 SAVE 7q ic '. S_• -- - �E ven ing fl 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIR. 32771 Area Code 305-322- 1 1 or 83l9993 1 Sunday, Aug. 17, 1975-4A Around VAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM I). CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 11 I zJ M i me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20. 14.20; Vear. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 7 • SALT Soon luti '/11 Remember the good old days when you'd receive a letter in the mail and before you even looked for a return address to see who the sender was you'd look for that postmark with the city of origination clear for all to see? Well, they're coming back. At least some of them are, The U.S. Postal Service has announced that 97 southern cities will have a name again on their first. class letter postmarks instead of just a number. The nationwide changeover was announced by PostmasterGeneral Benjamin F. Bailar after a 90Postmaster day test in 20 cities across the nation, 14 of which were in the south, Since 1970, the Postal Service has been postmarking first-class mail with only the name of the state and zip code of the city where the letter was processed, but with no city name, !Tr,dAr tho now t'nL1rnm thp r"' nttmnrk will hnr The Clock Appears Remote i ' ' the name of the larger city where the mail Is but not necessarily the name of the processed city where the letter is mailed, Unfortunately, Sanford is not one of those cities included among the 97 which will be identified In the south. Instead, most letters mailed here will carry an Orlando postmark, because that's where the - Discussions between the President of the United States of America and the leader of the Soviet Union, such as the five hours of talks betwecu Mr. Ford and Leonid Brezhnev at Helsinki, are becoming ritualistic in strategic arms limitation talks. President Nixon and Brezhnev had such a preagreement meeting in Moscow in May, 1972, when the first SALTagreelnent was signed, and again in Washington in June of 1973 when they simply agreed to agree in the future. In 1174 Presidetit FO1'(l vcflt to ViddiVOStOk to sign yet more SALT documents which limited the number of missiles that each nation could deploy to 2.400 of which 1.320 could have multiple warheads. All of these have generated optimism, a feeling that sincere and significant curbs would be placed on the vehicles that transport the world's doomsdav weapons. After Helsinki the article of faith is th at th e United States and the Soviet Union will proceed to a formal treaty which places significant and enforceable limits on strategic missiles, but we wouldn't be on it. Th e world, and particularly th e I 'nited States, is a different place than it was in 1972. And the major factor that is different is th e growing opinion of the American people that the Soviet Union is not sincere. Fidelity is the key word in the SALT discussions and up to now American people have been more or less willing to accept th e good in tentions of the Russians. However, like trying to control emissions on automobiles, the first 80 per cent of the SALT talks, as difficult and time consuming as they were, were by far the easiest. The last 20 per cent will be the hardest because the United States and the Soviet Union are moving from broad generalities to specifics. As we understand it, the main obstacle to another formal SALT agreement, scheduled this sear in Washington, is that the Soviet Union wants us to take them at their word when they say that their huge SS-18 missiles have the number of record arheads they say they have, or that their 150kiloton underground tests are for peaceful p'irposes. Th ey are unwilling to permit on-site insped ions. Judging from American public opinion, the U.S. negotiators can settk for nothing less than onsite examination. The most dramatic example of the shift in American thinking came during the ceremonial visit by President Ford to Helsinki to sign European Security Conference documents that were not even binding upon us. Americans because opposed the trip-- and the signature too good faith by some evidences of they want to see - the Soviet Union. Until that happens we expect that the SALT discussions by the heads of state will remain largely ceremonial and the safe-guards against nuclear %%ar will be as remote as ever, Secret Slush Funds The Federal Election Conimlaslon has adopted a regulation to treat secret congresdunal slush funds just like campaign funds. That would mean they would have to be reported and would be subject to limitations on contributions and exCongress can reject the regulation by a majority vote In both houses. Otherwise It will become effective automatically 30 days Any attempt to nullify the new rule should be nipped In the bud. These so-called "office fnnds" have been controversial and questionable since the discovery of the famous Nixon fund in 1952. They have been used to supplement regular allowances for office expenses, pay for travel and newsletters, and hire extra staff members. The funds are raised quietly by contributions from businessmen, unions, corpuratlons and others interested In furthering a congressman's or senator's political career. There have certainly been legitimate funds of this type but the temptations to corruption are so apparent In the practice that It should be closely regulated if not discontinued enWvly. . BERRY' S WORLD U . RAY CROMLEY - . - - - dfIy In Henry 14i ,-- A N I. - '_ -. I N - " 10M s ¼ -"' 1 •_ ii -. ". 1 I - Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's troubles in the Mideast and M oscow may pale into j significance in comparison with the confront.ations he may face at home in the state Department this coming year. The reason: John Hemenway has just been elected president of the American Foreign Service Association, State's 7,400 member trade union whose rolls include most senior and junior I • -- . -'c - - '- - '' 0 4 s- - , - 'I I - I . I the agency. Powerful senators, including removal of Communist-backed Premier Vasco Goncalves, President 1 - " NAS.SAU, Bahamas (Apt Bahamian officials have denied th at their courts refused to extradite 14 persons to th e U.S. where they reportedly were indicted by a statewide grand jury investigating drug trafficking. In its final report last week, the Florida grand jury recemmended that the U.S. halt tourist travel to the Bahamas until Bahamian-officials returned the alleged fugitives. State Atty. E.J. Salcines of Hillsborough County, adviser to the panel, was quoted as saying, "There are 14 fugitives from grand jury warrants living In the Ba hamas and that nation is refusing their extradition." - Mideast Accord Said Near VAIL, Cob. (AP) President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger are meeting here amid reports that an Israeli .Egyptlan interim accord is near and another Kissinger shuttle mission Is imminent. Kissinger, accompanied by his wife, Nancy, flew from Washington Friday night to brief the President today on latest Mideast developments. Asked by newsmen on his arrival about reports from Israel and Egypt that he would resume shuttle diplomacy next week, Kissinger replied: "We have been making progress during a week of Intensive negotiations, but we haven't really settled it finely yet.... I don't want to characterize it as a brea kthrough." - - BERT COLLIER is Led 1 8 1 2 Revolt P Ill L -- , China's Crops Increase TOKYO (AP) China's wheat, barley and other mer crops reached new highs this year, Peking's Official Hsinhua news agency reported today In a broadcast monitored here. Although the broadcast did not report any production figures, it said, "On the basis of the big Increase last year, China's total yield of wheat, barley and other summer. harv ested crops hit an all-lime high this year." Hslnhua said prov inces in sou thern China re po rted good harvests of early rice, while northeast and north west China were expecting a good harvest of spring wheat, - hold unfit- - - 4 CALENDAR provides trays, frozen food aluminum present rate structure should There are more than 130 such all employers an opportunity to containers, Reynolds wrap, remain In effect until the end of societies In the nation, 13 In voluntarily comply with the etc.) 1976, Peterson said. Florida, he said. go with it. federal Occupational Safety Reynolds will pay 15 cents per New owner Bob Pretiler has Health Act (OSHA), avoiding pound for all aluminum brought renamed the firm Empire Auto lines and penalties that can be to the Colonial Plaza Shopping Body. assessed by federal inspectors. Center's front parking lot. Prelsler Is a newcomer to the Any employer interested In Central Florida area, but not to 11* free safely inspection andthe auto body business or a free safety education if Originally from New Jersey, according to John Glenn, ad. course should contact the Jack Eckerd Corp. has an Bob owned his own business for ministrator of the Florida district industrial safety section nounced its sales for the 1975 eight years and It, too, was Department of Commerce at 3165 McCrory Place, Suite fiscal year, which ended Aug. 2, 0 known as Empire Auto Body. Industrial Safety Section. 174, Orlando, 32801 telephone were up 13.3 per cent over last Preisler and his wife Mary, To aid both the employer and 894-4541. year, setting an all-time record along with their five children, the employe, industrial safety for the 23-year-old firm. live In Winter Park. representatives of the Division The number of stores In the of Labor will give, upon drug chain Increased by 32 In 0 0 request, a free on-site conThere's a relatively new golf 1974, from 432 to 455. The drug sultive safety inspection to any and country club open in Osteen chain sales Increased 16.5 per An average of one person In private employer, and owners Henry and Carol cent while the optical center the State of Florida lost his tile Federal guidelines are used Barron say business 15 division also increased In each day last year as result of to conduct these inspections booming. Chp the coupon heo number, from 22 to 54. w or attend one of our inan Industrial accident, and to give recommendations Called Family World Golf and The 26.store JByron chain in format briefings on Tax-Free Municipal Bonds in addition to 360 industrial for changes where dangerous or Country Club, the establish. Florida ex pe rienced a 2.1 per In You It learn much of what you need to know to move accident-related deaths, potentially dangerous con- ment Is located on Florida cent decline for the fiscal year. your money upto8SO'o Tax-Free income -income vtas j In the smoke-filled bsckrooms of Washington, youthful apoearance, yet at the same time, he is ideal candidate, with his Uncolneique looks and So First Boston sent Its lawyers to Democratic party leaders are scheming and an experienced national leader. He has a his Will Rogers sense of humor. The politicians Washington for a private conference with dreaming about the 1976 presidential race. reputation for decency and Integrity. But Church have concluded however, that neither of them Garrett. He Informed his fellow commissior$ers We have Interviewed dozens of them and can has refused to permit even his closest friends 10 can rally the support they need. Walking among of the meeting, but he never mentioned that he report their sometimes surprising conclusions: push his candidacy as long as he is heading the the people, it Is fell, Is still not the way to win had been paid a handsome fee by Ftr,t Boston - The party bosses have all given up hope Senate's probe of the CIA. He doesn't want to national elections, four years ago In a $50 million utility company that Senator Ted Kennedy will run. Our political appear as If he Is Investigating the CIA for CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Hard-working stock Issue. sources say Kennedy has quietly assured his political purposes, he has told 1nt1rrutes. The Chairman Ray Garrett of the Garrett also failed to notify Chrls.Craft that Securities and Intimate advisors and financial backers that he CIA probe will not be completed until February, Exchange Commission (SEC) prides himself he had met with their adversaries In the case, on will not change his mind. He has told them they at the earliest, and some of Church's supporters, how Illi agency has recovered from the bad old Nor did he Invite Cln6..Craft to present its side of are free to help the candidates of dwir choice. therefore, have begun to stray. Ca),3 when it war. run by the Watergate crowd. thecaseBut we have now caught Garrett In an bp. Senator Henry Jackson, blessed with -Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, like Henry Instead, the SEC, with Garrett playing a bulging campaign coffers and labir backing, Jackson, is shooting for conservative, middle-of. parent conflict of interest, with Watergate leading role, backed down from Its previous appeals tornlddle.clau voters and appears to be the road support. His chances, the backrom overtones. He jumped Into a $35 million court strong pos1ton and supported First Boston's case On the side of the giant First Boston in. petition for a rehearing. Garrett's new view was the next most formidable candidate. But this polls feel, will increase as Jackson slips. vestmen (Inn. Yet be ntgiected to tell his fellow not accepted by the could change ov'rnIght. 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The administration's main price watchdog, the Council on Wage and Price Stability, issued a two-page statement on the new car price increase calling it "tailored to current realities." The Council had no official response to the other increases. Wall Street's concern that Inflationary figures are making the recovery appear deceptively strong was linked to stock market action, where sales withered to their slowest weekly pace of the year. Chief among the price Increases was General Motors Corp.'s 4.4 per cent or $206 boost on 1976 sticker prices, setting a pace which the Industry Is expected to follow, Braniff Airways, a unit of Braniff International Corp., and Frontier Airlines Inc., a subsidiary of RK) General Inc., filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board for the same 3.5 per cent fare Increases Eastern Airlines Inc., requested earlier in the month. While the CAB has placed a six-month freeze on requests from other airlines for 5 per cent and 6 per cent fare Increases, several Industry observers said the sma ller boost sta nds a chance of surviving. I'illsbury Co. raised wholesale flour prices 1.4 cents per pound following similar moved by General Mills and International ultifoods a week earlier. In the raw materials sector, Bethlehem Steel Corp. and National Steel Corp. juggled a broad range of steel prices up and down, resulting In an overall 4 per cent increase. A leading lead firm raised lead prices a penny to 20 cents a pound and several chemicals and plastics producers raised prices on selected - _____ - - - AUG. 15, 1975 GED test leading to high ADMISSIONS: school equivalency diploma, beginrw ra 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with Jackie Caolo, 131 E. Woodland Seminole Community College, Sanford: for anyone 18 or over has met Tarazor Davis Dr., Sanford. prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call Christine M. Lewis John H. tittles AUG. 1849 SCC for information. VIetnamcIe Sponsor Julian Murphy SISTER Inc. luncheon Lester Watson Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Youth Gore W. meeting, noon, Cavalier 100 Building, Serena Christ L Lowe, Apopka For St., Orlando. Guest speaker Restaurant. Barbara Nield, Casselberry Nicola Boccardo, Deltna born and raised in Vietnam. Harriet E. Booth, Deltona 4q' Question and answer period to AUG. 30 Eagles Evelyn Morgan, Dbtona follow each sesIt'r. Spons.., Fraternal Order of fundraising luau and dance, 8 William H. Mulholland, Deltona p.m. to I a.m., Altamonte I Center, R.amelle Palmer, Deltona f- 4 __________________ Springs Civic 1M8_Ml16%irJAA1 la Wki MONDAY, AUGUST 18 Sanford Holiday Inn Lake Monroe Marina 3p.m. & 7:30 p.m. Refreshments rice Of Food ertif icate 1 1 AUG 25 CA. I exempt from all present Federal Tax Here s our schedule of brief i ngs for the coming week in your Dr. Arthur (1 Peterson at camping facilities. DeBary, president of the newly For a full 18 holes of golf, formed Funeral Society of Mid. green fees are $3.So and electric Florida, has announced a cart fees are $6. There are also Sanford funeral home and clubs for rent at Family World another inDeLand have agreed as well as pull carts, to provide lower cost funeral Head professional Jim arrangements for members. Creamer is on duty to give William MacLaughlin of NEW YORK (AP) - Prices and interest rates advanced ahead private lessons with fees set at Sanford is first vice president and a member of the steering this past week, largely uncontested by the Ford administration $5 per half hour. Nine-bole fees are reduced to committee of the non-profit which continued to express confidence in an economic recovery. $1.50 on Mondays. organization, which is open to Of Immediate concern to conawners, sticker prices on cars, air residents of surrounding fares, and many food prices headed up. In the basic raw co unties. materials sector, steel, lead, chemicals, and plastics companies The $5 lifetime membership posted new price hikes. Got any old aluminum la ying assures members funeral Business cut down inventories by $640 mi llion in June, clear in g around, arrangements made by the the way for more new produc tion. Reynolds Aluminum family, or in advance, will be Recycling Program will visit accordi ng to a cost schedule Retail sales in July spurted 2.4 per cent, the largest monthly Colonial Plaza in Orlando every negotiated by the society. gain In a year but not enough to keep up with higher prices. Real Friday between the hours of 11 There Is a choice of seven sales volume was. actually lower. a.m. and 1 p.m. to collect types of funerals ranging from With most of Congress and the administration on vaca tion, the recyclable aluminum cans and $150 to $375. If the chapel is not government's response was muted concern, other scrap household used the cost is less. Rates are James I. Pate, the Commerce Department's chief economist, aluminum (including dinner tobereviewed annually, but the said the recovery seems to be faster and stronger than expected. Agriculture Secretary Earl Rota asked U.S. grain companies to refrain for a while from any more sales to the Russians sales which have linked to higher grain prices. HOSPITAL NOTES _____________________ _________ I hoieSo ho ,4 registration for advanced Democrats Scheme , D ream About 1976 ' S - teachers, employers and other Despite another drop In business loans outstanding at banks, Rehearsals for 1975-76 Interested persons Invited. the minimum rate on commercial loans rose to 7~4 per cent from Marching Seminoles will begin 71 per cent at dozens of banks across the country. at 8 a.m. at Seminole 111gb SEPT. 29 Presidents' Council of _______________________________________________________ School. All new and former students should con tact school Deltona, 10 a.m., Community Center Arts and Crafts for further Information. building. AUG. .i S -0 5 AUG. 18 J JACK ANDERSON -. Business Beat products; - __ Bahamas Denies U.S. Charg e h d l - William Proxmire (D-Wise.) and Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash), Intervened in his behalf. Following stormy sessions, the Grievance Hearing Committee sitting in his case recom ______ mended that be be reinstated, promoted, his *V legal fees paid, that he receive an apology, that letters of retraction be sent those who had been officially misinformed about him and that his be expunged of untruthful and derogatory "Don't you get It? After the wheat Is eaten, he won't have material. Except for the letter of apology and the payment of Hemenway's legal fees, the anything and our bag will s till be full." Department Ignored all recommendations of its owners are getting hit twice by Inflation own gTievance b ___________________________________________________ Car once when they lay out hundreds of dollars more Hemenway then moved to the Pentagon. Aaifl for a current model than for comparable models he was fired, this tlme after insisting on his right a year or two ago, and again when they hit to testify against Kissinger, Elliot Richardson ancther motorist. and other high-level officials. One major auto insurer reports that the average claim for damaged cars is $455 this Hemenway over the years has repeatedly year. This is an Increase of 31 per cent over 1971 testified before the Senate Foreign Relations and a jump of 20 per cent In the past 12 months Committee, On a cold day in February, 1811, President Readcoats, having "bleed from five wounds" as alone. lie lisa called Inger challenging his professional judgment, his ad- James Madison read with avid interest a letter proof of his courage. He had served two terms as A recent Industry survey showed that the cost goyernor of Georgia and represented that state of "crash" parts the eight major parts mo at jjtt.ave ability, his selection of officials and that had just been delivered to the White House from St. Marys on the Florida border, in the first Congress United States, of the frequently damaged in traffic accidents Is his foreign policy. "On my anvil here," it said, "I found the Yet be could hardly spell his name. ln fact that running per cent hIgherthana year ago. In other before the Senate Foreign gentelmins haws (whose names I give you well scrawled note to President Madison Is probably Some samples: A new fender for a Ford Relations Committee he has charged that high disposid to sarve our government. But there the only note In Mathews' own handwriting Galaxle 500 cost $74.10 in 1971 and $78.40 in 1974 level foreign service assignments have been has not one solder anived or one armedvesll In known to exist, but surged to $93.55 In 1975. used as pay-offs, that there Is an almost in. the river. From this cause Is thought aol proper George Mathews was the scrt of man that sires A replacement hood for a Chevrolet Impala credible state of corruption, maladministration to attempt eny.ththg at present," legend. Born in Virginia, he joined a Ranger cost $77.05 in 1911, $79.90 in 1974 and $103.80 in and wheeling an dealing In State personnel The eccentric spelling did not surprise the company and killed nine Indians In a battle at 1975. operations. He has charged that foreign service President. He knew the writer. The letter was Point Pleasant. At the outbreak of the Revolution A door for a Plymouth Fury III cost $120.90 In officers have been promoted or entered laterally froma secret agent of the young United States, a he recruited a company for Washington's army. 1971, $132.18 In 1974 and $178.82 in 1975. In direct violation of regulations. He has claimed one-man CIA whoae assignment was to topple by He fought at Brandy-wine and was badly Even the so-called economy cars are In the big. that at least one officer was promoted without intrigue the government of Spanish Florida and wounded at Germantown, winding up in the tim CIASS when it comes to replacement parts. A felony charges against him being investigated, bring it under the American flag. filthy British prison ship. He was paroled In time fender for an AMC Gremlin has gone from $63.0 He was required to do this without a whisper of to be on the scene at Yorktown. Hemenway did all this as a private citizen, not in 1971 to In 174 to $99.38 In 1975. Ever after, Mathews' war service ballooned in as a union official. As head of the AFSA union suspicion that any U.S. official was involved in The reason Insurance costs have remained his Imagination. He had done more to win the fairly stable despite these Increases Is that the you can expect Hemenway to regularly the plot, If the mission had a air of Improbability, war, in his own view, than anyone except George accident rate went down, thanks to the 55-mph challenge new ambassadorial and other Washington. The saying was that Mathews limit and the gasoline pinch. That Is, the higher Presidential level appointments in the foreign Madison had found an agent to match. George Mathews, at 72, was nearing the end of acknowledged only two superior beings, George cost of each accident was offset by the lower service, as well as lower level promotions, and a lantasticcareer. He had fought Indians and Washington and the Lord God Almighty. refusals to promote. accident rate. - Rule NEW DEl.!!!, India (All) The new president of Ringladesh i; consolidating his rule after the coup in vluch President Mujibur Rahman was stain. The international airport at Dacca remained closed today and normal communication lines to the outside orld were down. KhondakarMush ta que Ahmed, the new president, said in a nati'rnwide broadcast address monitored in India that the predawn coup Friday was carried out because Shiek Mujib had permitted corruption and did not solve the problems of Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest lands. The government Is going to spend $147,800 to find out if people would mind having windmills as neighbors. That's the amount of a grant which the. National Science Foundation and the Energy ' Research and Development Administration have made to the University of Illinois' Survey Research Laboratory for a year-long study of public reactions to windmills in five areas across the country, ranging from the heavily settIe East Coast to the plains of Kansas to the Pacific Northwest. The windmills in question are not the plc. turesque Dutch type, nor the once numerous farm windmills. Modern, high-efficiency wind- 11 mills capable of contributing to the nation's energy budget would have wheels or vanes 75 to 100 feet In diameter mounted on slender towers 100 to 250 feet high. For maximum efficiency, they would have to be located In large numbera and occupy highly prominent positions. "Whether the public will accept such modification of the landscape will be a major deciding factor in whether plans for using the wind to generate electrical energy can be tin. plemented," says Prof. Robert Ferber, director of the laboratory. For a lot less than $147,800, we can tell the researchers the answer already: If people get hungryenoughforenergy,they'lllikewlndmllls. •. - :-- - been wrecked and four persons have been killed n anti. Communist attacks over the past month, Non-Communist political parties, much of the armed Forces and the Roman Catholic church have demanded , - ' Labor supervised the voting. Hemenway was fired by the State Department in 1969 after making charges of malfeasance in 4 55 5 - . their crusade to retain power Into northern Portugal, the heartland of recent anti-Communist violence. Communist party leader Alvaro Cunhal planned to speak at a rally this evening in Alcobaca, 60 miles north of I sbon, where angry mobs wrecked a Communist party o ffice two weeks ago. The rally was planned as part of Cunhal's effort to rally support against what he calls "a wave of Fascist violence." More than 40 Communist headquarters have Windmills , 01, -I- ... I foreign service officers. Tomy knowledge, this is the first time this staid body has elected a gadfly. Most AFSA presidents have been 'proper" men who conform to the State Department's hierarchy. Because charges of fraud had been made after the 1973 AFSA elections, the Department of LISBON, Portugal (AP) -The Communists today take T ilting At - , , i Ointment? , '' -, iov/; In Northern Portugal ,,, -s er RatllIf'g Body Shop, 118 S. Myrtle Ave., in Sanford has a new owner and a new name to Communists Plan Rally Government , - , - .1... IN BRIEF DON OAKLEY -. - ( - 1' 'S - I ... In the not too distant future, this nation is due to be on the metric system, Joining th e majority of countries throughout the world on that standard system. How difficult will It be for those of us who are used to the old, established system of weights and measures' Well, It's hard to tell, but we wonder how Tennessee Ernie Ford is going to feel transforming his famous song "16 Tons" into 70,400 Kilograms. - Bill Currie Ia Sunday, Aug. 17, 17S-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Renames Local Firm r-I1 .w VVURLD - - 100E__~_'1 ' ~11111J I = We've heard of Flea Markets popping up in many areas lately, but probably one of the most West unique will be held at Sandlewood Villas, 110 Airport Blvd., on Saturday, Aug. 30. the This ,sidewalk sale' is being staged by all residents of the apartment complex and will be run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. occupants of the villas will set up various tables of merchandise on the east side of the complex and the public Is invited to spend a few hours browsing and busing. - . a I At least we hope SO. mail will be processed for Central Florida. Other cities in the state which will be Identified on the postmark include Fort Lauderdale, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Lakeland, Miami, Panrna city, Pensacola, Tallahassee and Tampa. In addition to the name of Sanford, we (eel that the community of Christmas, Flu., also ought to be automatically returned to the postmarks. After all, for years and years it was a popular thing for that locale to be inundated with letters sent there with the express purpose of bearing the Christmas postmark during the yule season. Apparently, the Postal Service Is making some concessions in th e matter, because Frank M.. Sommerkamp, regional postmaster general for this region, says that d new policy allows anyone to obtain a postmar k from any city or town by "going to the local post office or depositing the letter in a cnt'initt' slot f or hometown nostm.arks." 'r" Personally, we think everyone should mail their letters in those 'specially marked slots.' After all, we want people to know we live in Sanford, Fla., and are proud of it. As for Christmas, Fla......well, we think they'll continue to be deluged with outside mail to be remailed bearing that town's postmark. BIRTHS: Polynesian food and enand Mrs. Jorge (Lue tertainment by Chip Meyers Dr. Band "outhwInd." Contract Stalls) Gomez, a boy, LongMi's. Joseph Samillano, Fern wood DISCHARGES: Park, for ticket information. Sanford: William J. Theis, Deltona Leonard Cruce, Geneva Ralph H. Geiger, Geneva deposi t 4=year ma t ur i ty 7.79% effective yield ,000 I Federal regulations require a substantial interest penalty fcr early withdrawals ShelPe L. Johnson, Lake Helen Katrina Wallams, Lake Mon. sac uma.n T. Jenkins, Longwood on all certificate accounts. - Firs? F•d.ral Cleanthi Peters, Maitland John Montney, Osteen M.. of Seminole Savings Plans , -. ' Saturday's high !)1. Overnight low 70. Partly cloudy today with chance of afternoon thundershowers, highs mostly lower 90s and lows low to mid 7Os Mostly south to southe&ct FIRST 1 I;DAIL 21., I $$% $1010 I SOS Ii. 7 flat t eno 177% OlIN Iii 7 Itan s 7s $ lit $1000 H din S j% $1 _ I I -. '_' _ WEATHER .- so •H Statement Savings -. W...• d • • ."""'. • "' . g, a '.-...s,.... . ' Ii iii s.., -_--__". .'•.n. ..'. .__._. - a. " ;,r wni., - A&&, �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Sunday. Aug. 17, 1975 SPORTS Carter said he is committed jobs, kept low interest rates has liberated blacks and whites. to a balanced budget, al though balanced the budget during die Remarking that individuals, it would take a while because of Truman adiflfl15ttat10n. Jimmy Carter, a personable as well as local and state programs already in effect. He Asked about a national land or Democratic governments are expected would institute a zero budget use policy, Carter said U nomination in the 1976 stay within their budgets while from the first day in office and federal government should t presidential race, greeted local the federal government con- cut down the federal involved only by providing Democratic officials and tinties deficit spending, state bureaucracy." nancial assistance and in. supporters at a coffee Friday at Rep. Bob Hattaway asked He said he has been Con- fi group of formation on uses of federal the Sanford Civic Center.Car ter if he thought it was (erring with a large The former Georgia governor possible to come up with a economists, Including one lands, wMle decisions on la expressed confidence in his balanced federal budget, whose advice helped Increase use should be on the local 1ev By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer -- IIIIILI,......... — — - — _________ I 1'•' t -- - - — — - f '- I; - ...-' • __ ., :-. , 77 Sheriti-A detective R.W. Simmons, left, escorts Maitland Marine owner Ralph DiUslo, 41, to waiting car after his arrest on stolen property charge. i lie raid Photo by Bob Lloyd Six Arrested In Series Of Raids (Contfnutd From Page 1-Ai Numerous items, including an antique cash register, were arrested in a raid at his used confiscated. appliances and furniture shop at 4481 Edgewater Drive on a A search warrant was charge of buying, receiving and executed at Rollins' 719 Alfred concealing stolen property, an Drive home, deputies said, and Orange County Sherifrs allegedly stolen sound equipspokesman said. rnent, rifles, televisions and an organ and a pinball machine were recovered. Barbara Davis, no age available, was arrested by deputies after a search of her SM Summerset, Kingswood Manor, residence turned up power tools, furniture, a television, stereo, rugs and - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Asked why he conside I'S Florlas a killer state," Carter explained that out of about 12 candidates entering the race in the state primary, only abo three will come out of it Florida is an early inclusiVe test a nd presents a good pictw of the whole nation in n&"tm and I intend to be first or i" he ljcted. Jean Norris, president of tl 4. local Democratic Women I s Club, asked, "As a Southern are you well accepted In t 'foreign' states'?" He replied,' don't see an)-one ho ca Challenge me in Florida excei)1 Wallace and I have not had an Red Sox 3, White Sox 2 Cecil Cooper slugged a triple and his 11th homer to help boost the lied Sox past Chicago and widen their East Division lead over Baltimore to six gaines, Rick Miller singled in the sixth inning for what proved tohe the winning run. , "Everybody's been hustling," Ralph Houk said. "There's no dissension, no morale problem. Nobody's bawling anybody else out. A manager can't ask for anything more." PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Oh, yeah, Ralptf? How's about a victory? Batik and his Detroit Tigers could be excused if they replied: "What's a victory?" After all, going 19 games without one might tend to dull the senses a bit. Hwy, 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P BUFFERIN 4 ABLETS' OF Contrary to what a lot of fans might think, Houk believes the Tigers simply aren't playing that badly. "Tonight was the first time we've been whipped like that in II .4_li. •' Wit.h Friday night's 8-0 shellacking by the California Angels, Detroit crept within one game of the American League mark for this kind of futility. This record—set in 1906 by Boston and matched twice by the old Philadelphia Athletics—is the kind of record any team would be happy to do without. In the rest of the Al., Boston beat Chicago 3-2, Texas split wi th Baltimore, winning 10-G and losing 13-1, Milwaukee belted Oakland 8-4, New York nipped Kansas tity 5-I and Minnesota defeated Cleveland FAST AS ASPVRIN . .. _. • _, Boston Manager Darrell Johnson, comparing thIs year's club to the 1974 squad that folded in the stretch, pointed out that "we've got seven men on this club—aside from pitchers— who weren't here last year. I don't think the players are peeking over their shoulders this time." lius Tiant picked up his 15th victory with a seven-hitter. He also posted his 14th complete game, tying Bill Lee and Rick Wise for the dub lead. 1 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU I- School Orientation Scheduled Orientation for students grade at feeder schools were auditorium, schedules and identification attending Sanford Middle registered during the spring Orientation for Lyman cards, meet teachers, receive Schnol and Lyman High School term. Students from out of state students will be held on Aug. 25 in Longwood will be held Aug. should be health 1COFd5 books, insurance information., and 28. On Aug. 25 seniors will 25 arid 28. a statement of domicile which meet from 9-11 a.m.; juniors locker assignments, parking , Meanwhile, students who car. be obtained from the noon to 2 p.m.; Juniors and permits and lunch release have moved into the Sanford Seminole Count:, seniors, 6-8 pin.; on Aug. 2L form Middle School area - north of from 9-11 a.m.; On Aug. 28 from 1:30 to 2:30 25th Street, west to the county Inm an nritntatinn cpinn will freshmen, flOOfl to 3 P.m.: um - can riacr be held for all new sixth graders sophomores and freshmen, 64 guidance office, and transfer students and p.m. BACK TO SCHOOL Students who attended jjtj parents in the school Lyman students will receive quite a while," he said, noting that in the streak Detroit has lost seven games by one run and fjs'e others by two runs. By THE AS.SOCIATED PRESS other state&" He pointed t growing acceptance natlonall for Southern leadership. Asked about his stand on school busing to achieve Li tegration, Carter said he wa not in favor ofit as hefeelsit ha proved counter-productive I education. He was quick to a& however, he Is thankful fo desegregation of schools as I electronic equipment reportedly stolen during the past year from central Florida houses and apartments. Orange County Sheriff's spokesman Richard King said agents also seized a small quantity of drugs at Ms. Davis' residence, Tigers Drop 19tIi St gIit Near Record ra 00000 The Pittsburgh Pirates dropped their fourth straight game Friday, and the Philadelphia Phillies won one and the St. Louis Cardinals won two. The result is another haircut to the Pirates' lead in the NL East. The Pirates lead the Phillies by 1 /2 games and the Cardinals by three. The California Angels bombed the Detroit Tigers 8.0 Friday night, The loss was the 19th straight for Detroit, one shy of the American League record for this kind of futility a record any team would be happy to do without, 6 IUUC \ -J _10707 ______________ --_---- Sunday, Aug. 17,1915-10 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Rangers 10-1, Orioles 6-13 Torn Grieve cracked a pair of two-run singles and Dave Moates hit a tie-breaking double in the eighth Inning to give Texas its first-game victory over Baltimore. The Orioles stormed back to win the nightcap as Mike Cueller pitched a five-hitter and Doug DeCinces drove in five runs with a homer and a basesloaded triple. Brewers 8, A's 4 George Scott drove in four runs with a pair of homers to carry the Brewers past Oakland and keep the A's from widening their six-game West Division lead over Kansas City. Yankees 5, Royals Chris Chambllss' two-run double topped off a three-run eighth inning that catap ul t ed New York over the Royals, who got homers from John Mayberry and Tony Solaita. Twins 8, Indians 4 Rod Carew singled home two runs in a four-run second inning and Steve Braun doubled home two more In a three-run fifth to power the Twins past Cleveland behind Bert Blyleven's sixhitter. i rcites Fci II Cards, Ph1Is f Trei m By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS As their lead miielLs away like an ice cube left outside on an August day, there ate indications that the Pittsburgh Pirates are beginning to feel the pressure of a pennant race—now that there is one. The flues lost Friday night for the fourth time in a row and the ninth time in the last 10 games. They fell 8-3 to the Cincinnati Beds, the team they probably would meet in the playoffs. During the game Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis apparently refused to warm up in the bullpen, reportedly for the second Etraight night. Ellis reportedly left the bench abruptly when Manager Danny Murtaugh approached to discuss the matter. Neither would comment on the Incident but observers could sense trouble. One observer was Cincinnati's Fred Norman, the left-bander who cruised to his sixth straight victory at the expense of the National League East leaders. "Those guys are struggling," said Norman, who contributed a bases-loaded single to the Reds' six-tun first inning. "I was amazed not to see the Pirates awing the bat. They were taking a lot of pitches." Elsewhere In the N1. Friday night, the CardinaLs swept Atlanta 4-1 and 2-I in a twi-night doubleheader; Philadelphia edged San Diego 4-3 to trim Pittsburgh's lead to Pi games. San ALKA SELTZER t~er - I68I Foil Wrapped If$ FUIM SPECIAL List 1.25 "Clean Up That Old Blow Out. Replace Ribbon C!ean Type - Oiling and One Adjustment. 322-1005 $9095 Offer Expires Labor Day I OUR CHO - '' .. £ t . • Ifraif# - HEAD & 7r SHOULDERS . 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SANFOID PLAZA - ALTAMONTI MALL s...- BOUNTY PAPER 2 FOR TOWELS -- .s aSUMM~ ER`S* EVj DISPOSA LE . 04 ZALES B CNE' 1 Our P.ople Make Us NUm,er One Zales Rijn Chs .Za1s Cvstm Char* 190n4Am.r4card ' Man,, Chr Aterjcaqs fspi.0 n.n C*ub • Coo * ttsncb, • (All) - The executive director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association says a special cost-cutting convention has saved college sports programs more than $15 tuition and rejects charges that the NCAA was attempting to end conference and institutional autonomy, "I'm just making a barnyard guess, but I'd say Divisions I and II saved in excess of $15 million just by the cuts in the scholarships and reductions in the size of coaching staffs," Walter Byers said Friday at the end of a two-day business session attended by more than 800 delegates. It was the second special convention in NCAA history. But he admitted that a number of new regulations—par,,.,.,i (n,iIi'fl ci'hMarchin'z at flit'ici,n '-""" "'"". """ •" UCUIdI1Y uItUllv LIIU}J1J11W I schools from 105 to 95 - would create better balance by making more high school athletes available to more colleges. And he predicted that "some sort of reorganization" beyond the three divisions Into which the NCAA divided two years ago 1-will eventually take place," pertwps with the major powers forming a super conference. "Our reorganization committee is still at work and the Indications are that they're heading toward a Four-division concept," he said. "But I can't predict how it will evolve." Ile cited the following as key economic measures adopted cilcA(;o - _0 A A OPEN DAILY 9•9, SUNDAY 10.7 UUtWiSl ? - -.--- Cardinals 4.2, Braves 1-1 Successive singles by Ron Fairly, Ted Simmons and Reggie Smith chased rookie Atlanta hurler Mike Thompson after six innings of no-hit pitching in the nightcap. Mike Tyson drove in the opener's winning run with a bad-hop single in the fifth inning and Reggie Smith added an eighthinning home run to back Ron Reed's seven-hit pitching. Giants 6-1, Mets 2-9 Wayne Garrett, Rusty Staub and John Steams hit home runs for New York in the nightcap and combined to drive in all but one Mets runs. Expos 8, Dodger's 4 Larry Parrish cracked a two-run double to highlight a five-run fifth-inning and help the Expos snap a six-game losing streak. Dave Lopes cracked a two-out, three-run home run in the ninth for Los Angeles. ,tstros 4, Cubs I Cliff Johnson's double capped a three-run seventh inning that carried the Astros past the Cubs 4-1, ending a three game losing streak. His M u sic: asebal l; Now Fame Sel pot Francisco beat New York 6-4 in the opener, then dropped the nightcapof the twinbill 9-4; Montreal downed L.00 Angeles 8-4, and Houston topped Chicago 4-1. Johnny Bench hit his 23rd home run of the season, a two-run Reds 8, Prates 3 Johnny Bench hit his 23rd home run of the season, a tworun shot, and Norman cracked his worun single as the Reds romped past Pittsburgh. Norman, 8-3, held the Pirates to seven hits and raised his career record at Riverfront Stadium to 234 Pittsburgh took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first on Manny Sanguilk'n's RBI double before the Reds Jumped on Jim Rooker, 8-9. Phlllies 4, Padres 3 !.uziftski's two-run homer in the first inning and Mike Schtnidt's 26th an inning later powered Philadelphia past San Diego. l.U!irski (inn(tcd ',If Ne McIntosh, 8-11, after a walk Larry Bcwa. here: —Cuts in money that can be handed out to athletes for courserelated supplies, plus elimination of the $15-a-month stipend for incidentals, _ uttinga th elti c grants Ifl all sports 1n Divisions I and U. —Recruiting itstrictions adopted by Di0sion 1. —Cuts In Coaching st&Ffs and game squads in Divisions I and II. —Addition of a 27th regular season basketball game. "Far more transpired than we anticipated," he said, even though only 51 of the 73 proposed pieces of legislation actually reached the floor. The remainder—including length of seasons, a possible 12th regular-season football game and a trio of cont.rovcrsial share-the wealth proposals for bowl and TV revenues—probably will be considered at another special session just prior to the NCAA's 70%h annual convention In St. Louis next Jan, 14-16. Under the new rule, which takes effect next Aug. 1, football staffs at major colleges will be Limited to the head coach, eight full-time assistants and two part-time aides while basketball Is limilpit In the head two full-time assistants and one Dart-.- ..--..-- coach two - ------------ timer. However, a provision was made to let "normal attrition" takes its course "where academic tenure, enforceable contracts or formal security of employment make it impossible to comply with the limitations," BiR Foster of Duke Univerbity, president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, said his group was satisfied with the 1-2-1 makeup of coaching staffs but decried a 10-man limit on traveling squads. "It will cause run-offs," he predicted. "If a boy can't travel with you he's going to go elsewhere." Earlier, the convention voted to Limit a school's off-campus recruiting to three visits with a prospect, established specific times for such contacts, limited to six the number of schools a prospect may visit and set at 75 the number of football prospects to whom a school can offer expense-paid visits, In4eason recruiting contacts in fall sports was limited offcampus to the period from Aug.-Dec. 1 and then only from 6 am. on Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday. The same how's apply to A inter sports from Oct. 15 - March 15 and to spring sports from Jan. 1 - May 15. In addition, out-of-season off-campus recruiting was limited to Dec. 1 - April 1 for fall sports, March 15 - June 15 for winter sports and May 15 - June 15 for spring sports. Off-campus recruiting was specifically prohibited during April 2 Aug. 14 for fall sports, June 16 . Oct. 14 for winter sports and June 16- Dec. 31 for spring sports. The legislation was a victory for the Southwest Conference over the rival Big Eight, whose less restrictive rules had given its members a decided beadstart In recruiting over the SWC sdiods COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - Wi lliam Julius Johnson never became much of a trombone player. A different sound, the infectious melody of baseball, caught his ear. "The street I was li ving on faced the playground," said the 75-year-old Johnson of his boyhood days In Snow Hill, Md. 'I'd be trying to practice my trombone, but I'd hear the other kids yelling. 'Slide! Slide!' and I'd just have to put it down. 'Notes and baseball just don't mix." So with a hand-me-down glove gift from his fa ther, young William started a car eer that led right to the Hall of Fame. He'll be honored there Monday as the sixth man selected by the Committee on the Negro Leagues. "The glove, well, it was raggedy as an old mop. It wasn't much bigger than the gloves people wore in the winter to keep their hands warm. Kids at that time didn't have such a thing as a glove. 'Baseballs cost a nickle -a 'nickle rock' they called it and a better ball cost a quarter. After a bunch of us would form a team, we'd buy a ball. You could play nine Innings with it if it didn't get wet." You could play nine inn ings with a white man as your teammate - some th ing that didn't happen In the major leagues. "When we'd play In the playground, it didn't matter if you were White or Negro, as long as you wanted to play. Saturdays were the big games. Saturdays it would be White vs. Negro," he recalled by phone from his Maryland home. "I asked Connie Mack once why they didn't have Negroes in the major leagues. lie said there were just too many of us to come in all at once." So it was a Negro League career that brought fame to Johnson, a smooth third baseman. "All the records show is that I hit .300," he says. "The team secre tary was driving the bus most of the time, and a lot of records didn't get down on paper." The bus brought Johnson's barnstorming teams to places like Darby, Pa. and Atlantic City, N.J. "Sometimes we'd use two cars -nine guys to a car - to get from place to place. It was torture." He stz'.rted wi th a team ca lled the Chester Giants for $5 per game, then came the Ililldales. "The Hi lldale club was in Darby; the y played Th ursdays and Saturdays; then we'd go to Atlantic City on Sunday because the crowds were bigg er ." The crowds were good, the money wasn't. "My first professional contract with Hilldale, I made $150 a month ." He graduated to $500 a mon th when serving as player-rn.anager of the famed Homestead Grays. "That was big money In those days." Mack signed Johnson as a coach for his Philadelphia A's in the early 1950s. some 15 years after his Negro League career had come to an end. lie Later worked with the A's two black players. Vie Power and Bob Thee, never begrudging the fact that they had made the majors. It took a while, but he's in the real majors now. Garrison. Ret*ire Cowboy DALLAS (AP) - Without fanfare, in the 1971 Super Bowl. Only weeks ago All. homa State star probably couldn't nave veteran fullback Walt Garrison quietly Pro defensive tackle Bob Lilly announced played until November. Coach Tom Landry said, "When a announced his retirement Friday, leaving his retirement, and aging split end Bob running back gets hurt at this particular quarterback Roger Staubach as the lone Hayes was traded to San Francisco. ALso, center Dave Manders, a mainstay st.l,ge of his career, it's awfully hard to get survivor of the 1974 starting backfield of the Dallas Cowboys. of the 1971 team, retired earlier it., the back. But Walt could have done It, I'm sure. He could have been effective, but it Tailback Calvin lull Jumped the club to sununer. play ter Hawaii In the World Football Garrlsoi, a 10-year veteran, tore was a decision be felt he should make. "The thing we'11 miss most is that League. ligaments in his left knee while It was yet another blow to a team which bulldogging a steer at a rodeo in Borem'jn, tContInitd On Page 2-B, reached Its peak with a victory over Miami Mont. The 6-loot, 205-pound former Okla- �2 6--Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Sunday. Aug. 17, 17S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Perez: Broken By LOUIS SAPS IS nad on his face was a slight discoloration around Herald Basing Writer the bridge of his nose. The following day, Vincent's friends were calling him "The Mummy" because of all the bandages on his face. His nose had grown even larger. At the same time, feeling no pain except for a soreness in his nose. He plann ed to start training right away for a rematch with "Bad" Bobby Crawford on Sept. 2. The doctor told Vincent that his cuts did not need stitches and that if he would apply vitamin E to them regularly, they would heal In a short time. Vincent's nose was described as "good." It was badly broken by "Killer" Ellis two months before and had never healed properly. Perez re-broke it, but he may have straightened It out for Vincent. According to the Orlando fighter, "It felt better two days after the Perez light than it did since Ellis broke It." Victor "Taco" Perez walked off with the Southern Junior Middleweight Championship after his grudge-match victory recently against Joey Vincent. But it my be Vincent that has the last laugh. Vincent is back in the gym preparing for his next battle, while Perez may have to postpone several lucrative bouts because of a broken nose. Perez was At the fight's conclusion. Vincent looked much the worse Not only did take him almost five minutes to get off the canvas, but he suffered hat appeared to be deep lacerations under his left eye and his chin. for wear. it Also. Vincent's nose appeared to be badly Lo ken, as it was swollen twice its normal size. !n the dressing room, Perez looked every part the wimeT. He was not cut and the only bruise he Foolish Pleasure AiATOGA, N.Y. AP, 10th running of ue Travers Stikes, like the 1973 race, will be remembered for the horse that didn't start This year it's Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure, whose trainer didn't feel the coici was ready to contest prestigious lL4.mile test for 3. year-olds. Two years ago it was - Triple Crown winner &teLr_ tat who stayed In the barn on Travers Day after developing a fever a few dAys before the race. "I only had three works in him," trainer Leroy JoUe told a New York Racing Association spokesman after failing toenter Foolish Pleasure for the $100,000 race Friday. "The REBMRD 4a;u U0011 Major Lea gue caw. PP;. 79. Lu:insC. Garvey. LA. 7$ TRIPLES--R Metzger, rgr. Ch.. Pgh, 1. Cirt. A . Grov. "tn. I Jothul. SF. S HOME RUNS—Li.1,ntii, Phi, 30; ScPim$øt. phi. 3$; Kingman. NY, 71; Bench. Cm. 21 &Fos?ev. Cm. 21 STOLEN BASES.-Lp,I,. LA , 52; Morgan. On. 17; Bock. SQL, 14; C#deno. Htn. ; Car denal. Chi. 71; PManqual. 71 PITCHING (Ii Deconj— 1 £ t,I•.wJ. I I I . ey. Ifl. at 41 34 .321 14"1 Gullet?, C. 9,3. 750. 209 Nor 51 50 .504 20 man. On. 53. 727. 367 Billing 51 53 .454 34 ham. C. II S. in. 3$) Sea 54 65 443 77' ver. NY. 167, 694. 221 SS?re. - . .. S Francisco San Do Atlanta 46 75 371 1 . Cifi. 1)3. 6U, 3 75 R Jones. s. 157• 64 206 Klp, On. S 4, 617, 1 SS , Frday's Games 61. New York ', n 19 Iranc'sco LA. 172. Seaver, NY, 159. Sut. t. LA. 153; Mordousco. SF. 3$. Chi, 135 si. Louis 42. Atlanta I Cincinnati 5. Pntst,rgfl 3 Montreal I. Los Angeles £ Philadelphia A. San Ogo HOVSIOn A. ChkaQ'3 1 44). AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING INS at baIt)— Care*. Mm. 361. Lyrwi. Bsn. Munson. NY, 370; Her. grove, Tpl, 3)2; Washington. Oak. .312 RUNS—Lynn 5g 75; Rice. Bsn. 75: Yttrzeintki. Bsn, 71; Carew, Mm. 13 Singleton. BIt, 71; Mayberry, KC, 71. PUNS BATTED IN—Lynn. Ran U; L May, Sal. 13; Rice. Rsn- 12-~ Mayberry. KC. 12, Los Anoeles (Mossersmim u. ll at Montreal (Carrl?hers I I), In) Tdiys Games San Diego a? PIalpha San Francisco at tlew York St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cl.winnalo HITS—Carew, Min. IS3. Mun son, NY. 140; Rivers. Cal, ut. Wathington, Oak. 135; Randl,. Tei, 133 DOUBLES—McRae. KC, 33. Lynn, Sw. 32: R Jackson , Oak. fl: SIngleton. Sal. 36. May berry. KC. 76 Games Chicago (R Rewhe4 512) 1? Hotis tRobirts 7 131 tDr, 5n Francisco ramcon. S 7) at New '(ott (SWan 00) Psfliburgh Cande4arla 42) t C r'cnrti I B'lingharn 135), St L,ls (Curtis I 9 at At 1T Il'TUfl I) Ill, Ph;l&delphia (Christeram C' Orts. Chi. 9. G Brell. KC. 7. Ly, BIn. 6; LeFlre. Oct. s. P Kelly. Ch.. 6. Rt.i. Oak 6 HOME RUNS—R.Jackson. Oak. 2$; G.Scon, Mu. 27; Max herry, KC. 77; Bonds, NZ. 2t Burroughs. In, Al Houston American League East OStofl BattimWe New 72 41 — 65 53 .551 III 62 57 .531 54 41 441 16 2 61 .44 ii 44 71 West York Mlauki Cleveland Detroit STOLEN ..,. Oakland 72 48 40 — 3) 531 6 Texas 39 62 115 3,11 Chicago 51 61 .4*1 13", Mirvesofa 35 64 1 17k, California 33 U .153 LI Friday's Results Texas 10 I Baltimore 4.13 New York S. Kns.$ City 4 Boston 3, Chicago 2 Min.e'wta L Cleveland I California I. Detroit 0 Milwaukee 1, Oakland A Saturday's Games Boston (More? 5 71 t Ch.00 I (Wood 1213) L 07). Teday'sOamn Boston at Chicago. 7 at Baltimore (U,euar,d a! Mr.r,esfa New York at Kansas City Detroit at California ?,i'itwatjl'ri. at Oakland Texas Baseball Leaders iT I I -i ~ J A a ~ * I f : . er, Bat. is 7. 120. 7 31 M Torre:. Sal 11 6. 7. 3 IS Eckersley. dc, 9 A. 692, 766 Sfytrjen. Mn. 126. 6.67. 1 oi BOSman. Do k. 8 4. w . ]Aii Kaat, CPu, 179, 454, 3.10 STRIKEOUTS,—Tan.na, Cal, Mm, 161. 0 Perry. Blue. Oak. . Jolley said plans for Foolish Pleasure now were to run him in the $100,000-added Governor at Belmont Park Sept. 1. "It will be easier to get him up for iLi miles than for 114 miles," said Jolley. With Foolish Pleasure out, the early favorite in the six. horse field at 8.5 was Forceten, __________________________________ I SPORTS IN BRIEF - Pro Football SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) World light heavyweight basing champion John Conteh refused to say in what round he would beat Willie Taylor of Brooklyn in their 10round, non-title fight Saturday. "I'm ready to go the full 10," the 24-year-old native of Liverpool, England, said la te Friday In his hotel roan, "i don't want to Pick a round. That puts unnecessary pressure on a lighte r." WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE Eastern DIvhsi.n W L I Pct. PP PA BirmPtam7 0 0 1000 33 17 Memphis I 0 0 1 OOD SO 31 Philaphis I I 0 SM ]a as Jack$onv o 1 0 000 24 77 Charlotte 0 7 0 000 2) 50 Western Son Anton s. Calif Hawaii 5P1r1'yept Division 3 0 i i o .soo 1 1 0 .300 -10 4, 13 3? I 1 0 II Portland 0 2 0 CPdtbgo 0 2 0 000 11 rd Night's Games Birmingham at Jicktonville San Antonio at C:ariott. Philadelphia Shreveport Satu ay at ¶.t.j tP'ern "if'ni at )4PLI NFL EXHIBITIONS Friday Night's same Concinnati at Buffalo Saturdays Games i t -; = On. ,. ) 4 , r. ' 'F.' 05901 .t '- ..% as #,, ok t_.; Mon. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) All-American five were Involved, but to a lesser degree, defe nsive end Leroy Cook of Alabama said Responding to the Journal's story, Cook Friday an Atlanta newspaper misquoted him said, "I f ee l that some of our conversa ti on in a story In which Cook a llegedly accused was twisted and wrtten out of context. He football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryan t of lying. ( the reporter) di dn't write It like I said it.,, The Atlan ta Journal quoted Cook saying at According to T he Tuscaloosa News, Bryant a luncheon Thursday: "He (Bryant) lied to said Thusday, "As long as he (Cook) does us" about riot publicizing discipli nary acti on w hat we ask and what he said, that's all I'm taken against the all-American and seven concerned Being a man and a football other Crimson Tide football players. player, what he says about me doesn't Friday, Cook said, "I was upset and did say matter" . a couple of things I shouldn't have said. w ho is recovering from foot surgery, "But the biggest thing Is that I was quoted said Friday, "All I want to do Is get my foot as sa ying Coach lied to us," Cook added. " well, do the Coach Bryant has asked us did not saythat, to do and to play football." Cook was one of eight players disciplined by Bryant for "conduct last spring detrimental Earlier, Cook told The Decatur Daily that to our football program.' Bryant said at a he did not think the disciplinary action would news conference Wednesday that six of the affect his playing s ta tus. eight pla yers were working at the Tuscaloosa "I think I'll be In there against Missouri," Veterans Hospi ta l or a Boys Club. The Da il y reported. Two Crimson Tide players, Don Kuykendall Alabama opens Its defense of an tin. and Joey Bolton were suspended from the precedented fourth straight Sou theastern team In t he wake of a drug Investiga tion. Conference football title Sept 6 against the Three of the eight were charged with Tigers In a na tionall y televised game from viola ting drug laws and Bryan t sa id the other Birmingham. It I - about. jr ';:'- .1. 4 ______ I. - _tiji., ' t . A , ! ..., : " 2 F a',,J.1 ' . .. . I '. , . s.... / ' -- L' V,'Lè , . t i , "t;i; - - ..;. w ,.' ,; ifl' ... ' .I•,.'•' I .. .'. "( I Lauda shattered the unofficial lap record at the Oesterreich ring Friday during practice nuis for the Stinday's Grand Prix of Europe auto race. "Abe Present leader in the Formula I world duun. plorLslilpsthndlngs was clocked In 1 mInute, 34:85 seconds In his Ferrari for an average speed of about 140 miles per ho ef crowd t The time eclipsed that of James Hunt of &iLaIn, who registered 1:34.97 in his Hesketh, and defending world charripion Fittipaldi of Brazil, who posted 1:35.41 in a Mclaren. 7 Aft Times Local Sunday, Sept.21 Atlanta at St. Louis. 1 p m Baltimore at Chicago. 1 pm Clc,lInd at Cncnna tl. 1 pm Detroit Bay. 1 pm. Houston at New EngIvA. I p.m. . - owboy U', NEWTON, Mass. (AP) Four years ago Donna Horton, then 17 and a comparative golf novice, and Beth Daniel, 14 at the time, met for the Carolinas junior championship. ,.,.. ..... . .. t-.,'. ..,. .. ... jp. rjj riit It was a typical triumph for flie Nastase, full of dipped conversation, lempermental outbursts, protestatlonit apd...tennis. The Romanian outplayed slWw,eded John Alexander of Australia 6-3, 6.7, &2 Friday to advance to the men's semifinals at the Canadian Open tennis championships. 'Iberewereflve ael-vjcebreaks fn,.hefn.st set, but Nits. tase prevailed. In t.!ie second set, Alexander built up a 44 lead as Nastase displayed a burst of temper after some questionable line calls. Houlihan Sigsiis With CFL VANCOUVER (AP) The Bri tish Columbia lions have signed Canadian running back Barry Hou.11han of Simor Fraser tlrilversity to a Canadian Foothall League corltract. The 22-year-old Vancouver native will begin a five-day tryout Monday, the club said Friday. Houlihan was (e Llonn' first protected player from the 1975 draft, but the six4o)t, 20$,pounder elected 10 " his brk with Green Bay Packers of the National Fo(AWIJ — .iami. it Houston. 1p.m. - New Ycwb Giant% a, nuffaio. 9 p m Sunday, Sept. 2$ Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 4 p M Cincinnati at New Orleans. 1 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, I p rn. Los Angeles at San Francisco. I Miami it New England, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland. 1pm Neiv York Giants at Washington, I P rn New York Jets at Kansas city. 1 0 M. Ot".d at Baltimore. 7 p.m. PnilaIdelphis of Chicago. I p rn. St Louisat Dallas. I p.m. San Diego Houston, 1 p.r. at Monday,Sept. 29 Green Bay at Denver. I p rn, Baltimore at Los Angeles, rew urteans at Los Angeles, I p.m. Pittsburgh at Green Bay, 1pm. San DleW at Oakland, I p M. San Francisco at New England, P.M. on atCleyt'iand. 1pm Monday, Oct. 1,7 1 p.m, ChIc.a'go at Minnesota. 1 p.m. Cinciitl at Houston, 1 p.m 5It. Nov. 1 San Diego at New York Giants, P r" I at Buffalo. I p m Miami at Green Say. 1 pm.. New Orleans at Atlanta. 1pm. Sunday, Ntv2 New England at New York Jets. I p.m. Allan, at New Orleans. 1 pm. New York Giants of St. Louis, 1p.m. Buf,ato at New York Jets. I p.m. Oakland &I San Diego, I P rn, Pittsburgh it Cleveland, I p.m Dallas at Wathogton, I p rn ',An Francisoat .ansisCty. 1 P tfl Detroit it San i:,a,tCit(O. I pm Washington of Philadelphia, I p m. Houston at Kanus City. I PrM Monday, Oct.6 Miami at Chicago, I pm. Minnewto at Green Bay, I p rn Dallas at Detroit, 9 p.m. NOW Erglsnd &I St. Louis. I p.m Oakland at Denver, 2 p m smaday, Oct. 12 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, i p rn. Atlanta of San FrarKluo. I P,rn. Buffalo Baltimore, 2 pm Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dallas at New York Giants. I p rn Denver Of Pittsburgh, I p,m Green l3a at New Orleans. 1 p m. Xatns City at MNWSY, Nov.3 LosAngeIes at PhItacselpr,ua. 9 p m Sunday,pfoy,9 Oakland, 1 p rn. Baltimore t Suftalo, i p m Lot Angeles at San Diego. I p rn, Cif cinnati at mn yer, I p m N'k C;n*r*n.'ita. 1 pm c- I ' at Detroit, Nom York Jets at Mfnntsola, I p.rn, Green IsIly at ChiCago, pm I PrM. Philadelphia 4t MiAmI, 1 p.m. Houston t PIttsburgh., 1 p m. New England at San Die"jo. I p in Monday1 Oct. 13 New Orliant at O,.k$anø. I p M. 10W YOfk J0% at MIAMI. 4 p,rn.;SI. Louis at Washington. 9 p rn Louis at PhIladelphia. I p m. I St Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Denver at Atlanta. I pm New England at Bufato. I p m New York Giants at Green Bay, 1 pm. Oakland at WAthinglon. 4 p rn. Philadelphia at Dallas, I p m. St. Louis at Now yo-k jots. I p M, San Diego at Minnesota, 1 p M. San Francisco at New Orleans. I Pm Monday, Nov. 24 SunJay,D,c .; . ' - ' %i ~$ r ;: .M -. • . St,. -. - :.. V : 1#s.. % i'pI? .: . 1 - '•7"; 3- . C %;; 4 • . .-' . .-. .--.. ' : __.!' Uu , '' - , . _,.i - :..' :' ,; '':' .''il .' . ,., ., : If - '-' . .I ;':r°.: ' ,1./?.:y: 1 ';T I f 5 i VV'I ___ tars onor Houtton at San Frincitco. Orleans.I p m Los Angeles at New 1pm Nw '(ott Jets at New England. I its league officers ficers to a night Bowl America recently trea out as its guest in appreciation for their league leadership this past season. It was productive night. fl"ick Bowl America's assistant manager for four Roger . months now attended d Bowl America personnel Don f, Joann Swartz, Connie lahman, Rico af members of his st Payn and Tommy Wheaton, were introduced. ' t Present 1U A.B.C. wasJackIS4JVI, fl.I.D.. L$JI LAV, dilU San 010go at Kansas City, I p,rn Washington at Atlanta. 1 p.m MOIIy, Dec.S :. .-. Denver 81 Oakland, 6 p 4: \ '! Cincinnati at Pi!tthurh. lt' n -..... FrEw .'' . By MARY JOHNSON ________________________________________________ ( — Sstvrday, Dec. N MinntwIs of Buffalo. 12:30 P riv Denver &% MISMI, ]:)o P rn - m Gayle Swartzbaugh. Doc. 11 Atlanta at Green Bay. I pm Chicago at Sunday, I AFC ChampionshIp Game NFC ChlIMPIOnIhIp Game . Sunday, Jan. to Super Bowl X of Miami Pflaltimo,. at Nw Yorl, Giants. 1 AFC Champli s NFC Champion Buffalo at Mlimi, 4 p m Monday, Ja". U Cincinnati at PhilacitiphlS, I p M Cltvptnø at PittSburgh. I Arc urc Pro . I I à II ~ ~ High average went to Alice Hendricks (166), high series to Dottie llgan (575), high game to Bonnie Penton (238), high series handicap to Audrey Bolger 613, high game handicap to I.ynn Emerson (l),M.I.B.MlirgaretTindel (plus lSPIfl3). J&H Roofing League reports (by Dot Lee) the high series by B. H. Carroll (578-19) and outstanding perfonnance by Steve rannIn(562191), Johnny Jaco(7 191), Walt Moore (5.'!9-187), Ed Lee (525-199), Richard Williamus, t523-181), Bob Belew (521l82 and Jun Johnson (519-180). Genny Moore (494-179), Robin Dean (478-168) and Agnes Butcher i 477-169) headed for women. High averages are Richard Williams (181) and Rose Belew (162). Early Toyota Mixed League-reported by Dot Ite, reports the onlv 2DO games by Iful Rich (203) and Bill Morris (201). High series was Arnold Jackson (557-192). Other highs; were hl(vis (524), Laura Harris (524-191), Rich (521). Ron Allman (514&176). polly jaco (51D.199), Jim Hackett (508)184) and Tim May field (503-184). High av'rage is Polly Jaco (161) and "Star of the Week" 1%. 90 pins is Carol Morrison(161). Robert Gilbo and Hal Rich rolled 182's. Cii)' Slickers Mixed reported by Linda Cohen, reports high scriej by Danay Tillis (516) and Larry Willii-nis (515), and Sha ron W illiams (509). Lynn E iland )wi the only 200, and Larry W illiam:., bowled a 190 and Sharon Williams a 182. High average, Tillis 1 166) arxi Sharon Williarris, (148) who Ilso was "Star of th e Week" wi th a p lus 71 pins,Pettycoat League -- ,—.1? — . . _ — , ._•'. I .1' — C' .-, / —I __ —U— __ * . i_i. lb I I. 1. I I / sio '. . . k 1 0 *_ .%. I. — - I 11 If . I W . __ A I I I V1 11 i THE ONE TO BUY FIRST, BECAUSE IT LASTS. I,., d7- nm~ - . P - " ittS I I _ p I k — — — -. - . - (!I — __ _ - Jewelers and Third place The Big Dip. City Summer Men's League reported by Rod McLeavy. repor ts that Charles Plant was the big man with a 561 series and a 222 game. Other highs were Bill Westfall (550-215), Andy Patrick (233552) and Richard OW Plant was "Star of the Night", bowling 81 pins over his average of 16o. I J) SUNSH!NE STATE I __ . uet ARRIVE AUVE — M11111 r - IjandicapinbothtoUrnarnefltsWillbe8oPercefltof 200. Shooting Stars League held its banquet Thursday night to honor th top teams of the summer. First place went to the girls on Kennedy Tractor Nancy Rivers, Becky Tindel, Audrey Bolger and lintia Chester; Second place the Southern Loark-irs — Alice Hendricks, Anna Coleman, Bobbie Retalic. and Carol Slaughter; Third plact,Lyle Burk Farms Marlene Burk, Sandy Tyner, Muriel Phillips and ,* .. _ _____________________________________________________________________________ , ______ rii' Bowlin . for the fL-st tune. Other 500 were Notma Sharp (513) and Ann Smith (507). High games included Ann Smith k 192). Kitty Lawrence (186). Jeannie Winn (187) and Barbara Tulk (182). Converted splits were made by Kitty lz%Tence (54WO), Frieda Evans (2-7-10), Jeannie Winn (8-9) Debi Waggner (5-7-9), Ann Smith (4-7) and Twila Collins 4-5 Turkeys fell for Barbara Tuik, and TWILS Collins and Jeannie Winn. The Ilettycoats finished their wason last week and the top three teams are First place Foxy Four, Second place Car Ben New York Jets at San Diego, 6 p m l, , A special 3.&9 No-Tap Tournament for the officers was held at end of the evening, ocomplimentsof the house. A special note of two tournarmnts being held today: W.I.B.C. presents Betty Netele's Florida Kegleretts 44th Tournament at Bowl America, squads 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. first 4 places 1 I .4 I guaranteed, First prize W, Second $150, Third $75 and Fourth $25, four games across eight lanes; the A.B.C. Florida Keglers t') • )3thTournanient, Squads l,3,5,7 and 9P.m. If necessary, entry fee for W.I.B.C. 11.5.50 and for A.B.C. $16.50, non-members %Ii allowed to enter at tournament site with average verification, Monday, Dec. 13 lO r 111101111 ., RIOA a ' WaShington a, 6'jp"' rn '' Pittsburgh at Los Angeles s es 11111111111 11111100 . Saturday, Doc. 13 -. a ;'. Is "i' I • oot in,, Orleans, p m P'tttburgh at Houston. S pm. Cleveland at Houston, 1 p m Dallas at York Jets, 1pm Thursday, N ov. IF Now England at Baltimore, 2 pm pm New York rilarutsa, SanFrancisco. I Los AngeIt at Detroit. 1730 p.m. Buffalo at St. Louis, 7:30 p.m. Olkland at Kansas city, 3 pm Philsd'PIPhl$ At WaIthington, I p m Sunday, Nov, 30 St Lou*t at Detroit, 1 pm Son Diego at Cincinnati. I p.m. Atlanta at Oakland, I p rn Chicago at Green Bay, 3 pm 581wrday, Doc. -d ? Houtlon of Cincinnati, I p M. Kansas City &I BaIll"WIII, 2 p.m. AFC And NFC Divistmal playofts Minnesota at Washington. 4 p.m. New Ofleans at Cleveland. I p m, Sunday,Dec. n New York Giant, at Dai lilli. I p M. Pittsburgh at New Yort jets. I P.M, AFC and NFC Divisional plilyolij San DIe'o at Denver, 2 p.m San Francisco at PpmlitJ,(>j* $ S40"day. Jan. 4 PM New England at Miami . 9 p m, ". . N Monday, Dec. ::;;, - ! MInnewto at New Orleans. I o rn. New York Jet% at Baltimcre. 2 p rn SultdAY, Dec. 14 Saturday, Oct. 73 Philadelphia at New York Giants. 1 pm. Buffalo at New England, I pm St. Louis at New York Giants, I p m. Washington at St, Louis. I p rn Green Day &I Los Angeles, I p rn Houston at Oakland, 1 p m. Sunday, Oct, 26 MOnday, Nov. 11 Kansas City at Cleveland. I p M Miami at Baltimore. 2 p.m. Baltimore at New York Jets. I P.M Buffalo at Cincinnati. I p m. :'Ainne'11018 At Detroit. 4 prn, Cincinnati at Atlanta. 1 p.m New Orleans at New York Giants, 1 Dallas at Philadelphia. 1 pm Sunday, Nov. pm. Denver at Kama% City, I 1p.rn, Philadelphia at Denver 2 p M. Detroit at Houston, I p m Baltmn.re at Miami, 1 p m. St. tows at Chicago, 1 p m. Miami hica at Los AIgeles. 1 p rn. . - at - Buffalo, 4 p rn. son Francisco at Mlnnewla at Chicago. s p.m. Sunday,Oct.S at GARY, Ind. (AP) — Vndefeat&i T&iwar. faced Clear Ridge, I'll., Saturds-y for Lhe championship in baseban,s Little lzague World Se.cies here, Taiwan sqveeked by pm,i,AWy undefeated West Tun. pa, Fla,, Friday 3-2 in nine Imings. West Tampa was then handed Its !ecOfWI JOBS by Clear Ridge 2-i, In 10 inn In the double elimination tounuunept. Monday, Nov, 10 ;;., - San FrancIo at Los Angelis, I p m Dallas at St. Loult. I pm. washington at New York GIants, 1 De troit t Chicago, I p rn pm Grn Bay at Minnesa, I p m Atlanta at Los Angeles. 1 p m Baltimore at New England. I Chcago at Plttsb'jrgh. 1 p m Cleveland at Dyer. 2 m Detroit a, Los Angeles at Dallas. 3 pm. Kans City at San Diego, 1 p.m. Sunday, NOV. 6 New Orleans at Washington. 1 p m Miami at New Y ork .1.41, 1 pm. New York Giants at Philadelphia, 1 New Orleans at San Fran cisco. I Chicago at San Francisco, 1 pm P, M. Clev ela nd at Oakland. 1 pm. New York Jets at BLAfalo. I p.m. Oakland at Cincinnati. A p.m. Dallas of New England, I p.m. Pittsburgh at San DIego, 1 pm, Philadelphia at St. Louis. 1 p rn. Ocnver at San Diego. 1 a m San Francitco at Mirw,,Wta. 1 am Wathirtgtpn at Houston. 1 pm Green Say at Detroit. I p rn, KansasCvatpf,gn.i pm. Mondey, Sept. Los Angeles at Atlanta. I p rn Monday, v. Oct . H orton, Daniel Meet Again with the 75th U.S. Women's Amateur golf championsWp at stake In a 36-hole shutdown at Brae Burn Countr' Club. Mim Hortcn, a rwtive of Kinston, N.C., who moved to Jacksonville and the University of Florida last year, and Miss Daniel, ready to start her scPholmore year at Furman University, eliminated two local hopes Friday in Sunday, Oct. 19 • ? Schedule 19 5 , b - ,' -' At left, a receiver is hit in mid-air; above, a defender shouts an angry warcry; and below, quarterback Henry Stanley and Head Coach Sammy Weir work on the pitchout. (Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) — :.t ore a Lake Brantley was one of several Seminole County high schools to hit the football practice field Friday the first day fall practice was permitted. Seminole High School, however, begins Monday. First-day practice was without pads and varied, as these photos show. -. tiIIt b .. .'. c. • . •, 0 stopped while boarding an airplane be. Per kins on a regular basis In 1969, cause the scanner buzzer went off. A guard Garrison became the third leading rusher Garrison was a part of the great tradition found 17 whittling knives in Garrison's and fourth all-time receiver on Cowboy of the Cowboys over the last 10 years. He bag. honor roles. was one of the focal points. He was an Robert Newhouse, a four-year veteran, Garrison scored 39 touchdowns_nine as Interesting person and a great football will replace Garrison, who never gainei player. He did more with Limited size, 1,000 yards In a season but averaged 4.3 a receiverspeed and quickness of anybody I've ever yards every time he carried the ball. "You could always count on hum," seen" Known for his second and third effort., Landry said of Garrison. "I would say he Garrison, besides his o1-season Garrison's longest touchdown run was was a lot like Don Perkins. Every game he rodeolng, did snuff commercials and Is only 41 yards. was there and every game he played noted for his whittling. Once he was Taking over from the retiring Don well." ZELTWEG, Austria (AP) —Niki Lauda of Austria, who will be chasing both Emerson Fittapaldi and the Formula I championship this weekend, already is off to a blistering PJP45 ' 'p (Continued From Page i- Lauda Sets Record t. BATTED IN—Lu Denver at New Oripans, , 1;nt-ki. pt", r/I.- &m.cl-. CIA' 95; San F-f8ftCiXO St Los Ame 5t*.ab. NY, II; I Parc, On. Ii't. vs 1. Walic'n "tn, It Newd York Giant% at Son ?.' t'v:. 147. Car Deoo. ru Iier r. I A. . -%SX, Casm. Phi. 15y ; T#&y*80sInn Chi. 14; Milian, NY. Pitttbuf'QPt it Oakland In. England. rx)UBI ES e, On. 39. Monday Nlghrs Game Pt-rwh, fin 35- Grub!). $D, 31; Dail#% of Kbnta*. Loly winner of the Jim Dandy here Aug. 6. Early co-second choices at 2-1 were Prince Thou Art, Wajirna, winner of the mouth Invitational, and Jim Dandy riniwrup to Waj Completing the field were Dwyer Handicap winner Valid Appeal, Ramahorn and Media. Speculation was rampant about unannounced reasons for not entering Foolish Pleasure. It is known that Jolley Is tinhappy about the NYRA's an. nouncement that it was replacing his friend Kenny Noe, the racing secretary, with Tommy Tr otte r, effec ti ve Oct. 1. There also was a published report that some members of a $4.5-million syndicate put to. gether to send Foolish Pleasure to stud in 1977 did not want to chance the colt losing at this time and had pressured Greer a nd Jolley not to enter him In the Travers. — w . I Jody Ballard. Pedro Solo, the heavyweight who upset Mike Quarry In J uly on T.V., will re-open Madison Square Garden's Felt Forum next mon th against an unnamed opponen t. .. Some of the matches Bruce Trampler, the Orlando Spor ts Stadium's matchmaker, is working on are "Irish" Billy Wagne r vs. Vein McIntosh or Glenn Morgan (If Wagner wi ns, he will take on Mike Quarry In the nea r future); a karate fighter vs. a boxer in a special mixed ma tch; Perez vs. Crawford and-or Killer Ellis; Vince nt vs. Tony Arnold and-or Killer Ellis ; a Perez.Vinvent re-match; "Termite" Watkins vs. Frankie Otero; Jody Ballard vs. Oli ver Wright; the return of Dale De nn is ; the introduc tion of Terry Kruger; G en e Wells vs. Glenn Morgan; Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross vs. Cyclone Willia ms; Aj and the big one, a possi ble title shot for Quarry against Victory Ga lindez or John Conteh. Garri son, Retired On Championship Bout n.. 5,) ri, r, - - . J.I1f I - ..'' Conteh: No Predictions Tv, 137; NATIONAL LEAUUE BATTING ai batt)— Atl*nta vs. Batilmo,e at Lin. Madlock. Chi. 264; T.Slrnm*n1. Coln, Meb Sit. U1. watsom 141n, M; P044*1013 &I Clavel". n sanoullien. Pqh. 3X; Joshua, N-4roit &I Miami, I p.m. SF, fl. New York Jets at Louis, vu RUNS-Cash, Phi, 55; Mor. Chicago vs Green Bay at oan, Cm 5). ROW, On. $7; Uitwutee, Wit. vu 12*5 said F'eoltsh Pleasure's owner John L. Greer, who noted that the decision not to race the colt was made by Jolley. "I feel it was the best thing to do." Nastase Outplays Alexander - Cleveland (Raich 6.7) at Mn nescia (Stiller 1 31 Milwaukee (Slaton 11 Ill at Oakland Ho*t:man 14 Texas (Perry 17 15) at Balti more (Grlmsley $ II). (n) New York (Mich 11 121 a! Kansas City (Busby 13.9). (n) Detroit (Bare 6 1 at C.lifør vua (horkenbe'ry In) . - . Last - .. Travers — Cal, 67. Washington. Oak, 35; Otis, KC. 32. Remy, Cal. 31. North. Oak. FIlCHING 11) Dectsioni)— Laugh be sidelined for several weeks? "Ain't that a shame. Well, I guess Mr. Perez has something to remember meby. I hope he never forgets It. The next time It won't be just his nose." HOOKS AND JABS. The films taken of the Vincent-Perez war seem to bear out Perez's contention that he did not butt Vincent. Alter viewing movies taken by both amateurs and professionals, I would have to say that Vincent better come up with another excuse for his early defeat. Sept. Sand 6 should be great viewing for boxing fans who enjoy good fights via their T.V. sets. Or lando's Mike Quarry Is set to battle "The Jewish Bomber" Mike Rossinan on Friday night, Sept. 5, and then Pedro Lovell will try to upset George Foreman the next day on channel 9 at 5 p.m. Lovell is one of the finest young heavyweight prospects around. He is the last man to defeat is Gr , fley. - Anqle Jot. May Vincent's reaction to the news that Perez may Perez . is?,onaI L.agru* East W L P0. 05 't-tflQ' $7 SI 551 P-1phis GS SA Sm III v 41 S6 533 3 l 57 513 S' 54 $44" 12 1, 45 .419 I$' W.jt ,'r?r$l L (4 In the meantime, Perez agreed to act as warring partner for Jacksonville lightweight larry Peterson. The first time the two fighters got Into the ring, Peterson caught with a left Jab flush on the nose. The shot caused Perez to bleed heavily and he had trouble seeing. As soon as the training session ended. Perez's nose was diagnosed as "broken, and possibly very badly." So now Vincent, who it appeared would be out oi action fcr months, back in the gym. Perez has taken off several days with a waitand-we attitude. "I have to play this by ear," he said. "If at all possible, I will be back in early September against Crawford. I really want Bobby bad. "Now that the Vincent fight is over I want this fight with Crawford more than any other fight. If at all possible, I will be there fight night, broken nose or no broken nose." Skips hea rains tnde fr Lid track much of the time. "1 just don't think he's Up tO P4 miles right now," said ley, commenting on his decision only through tho NYRA. "I certainly wouldn't want to start him unless I felt he was really ready. I don ' t think it would be fair to enter him and then scratch p There might be a number of people who come to see him run and then be disappointed when was scratched." "I'm not too disappointed," Vincent 7$ Baseball ( r'inna?I Nose; W. ;'T ç * i* ;' -, Sunday, Aug. 17, 1975-36 - . "—I. - Members of the Shooting Stan League winning team, Kennedy Tractor, pose above with trophies. They are, left to right, Audrey Bolger,M[ary Cameron (standing In for team-member Unda Chester), Nancy Itivers and Beiky Tindel. (lleraid Photo by Gordon Willismsov) - Traditionally tough Gravely riding tractors. lhc (',rascl $(4) crics, and cnginccrcd to deliver the long term .alti of iiperb performnc. sc.isn .tf!cr scJson, c.*r .1, c: .c ir t)csigncd AlI.gcar dtic Ex- ectant Mother Ma Pull Green From Greater Hartford Open Lead WE'flIEItSFIELD, Conn, (AP) — Hubert Green, in a slump most of the season, has a share of the lead in the $200, ODO Greater Hartford Open Golf Tournament, lie's hitting his irons very well. He's put But there's a chance he won't even finish. fie migh,be getting down the road at any time. A new li'tle Greea is due to make an arrival at "' If Judi, his wife, calls, Hubert will be on any minute. his way. I'Sh e knows my pusiltion," Green said Friday sfield Country Club course in six-under-par 65 and, at 131, was 11 under par and tied %ith the veteran Bies for the top spot halfway through this chase for a $40,000 first prize, "it was a good round, much ;*.tter th,in yesterday," said Green. who won four titles and more than RK000 last season Lut fell into a deep slump this year. "I hit my irons so close to the hole I thought I %as Jchnny Miller for a while. I seared myself." flies, 37, who has yet to win in nine long years of tour activity. had a 66 that did not include a bogey. , hole for the birdie that tied him with Don flies. she wants me, she'll call. It she calls, I guess -If I'll go. Yes, I'm sure I wi ll." Their first child was due Friday. A of expectantGreen, displaying a notable la, father Jitters, blazed over th 6,598-yard Wether- "but not often. I've been in contention a lot and about hall die time I've been in contention, I've played good. It's not Like I'm always choking. But sometimes I'm playing good and the putts don't fall ar.d somebody beats me." It was three strokes bac) to Lou Graham, making his btt showing since winning the U.S. Open, J.C. Sneed and Larry Nelson. Graham had a second 67. Nelson 66 and Snead a 68 on the frierrily fittle course that often yields some of the lowest scores of the season. Andy North, xith a 69, and Tom Shaw,67, were at 135. Miller and defending champion Dave Stockton ticaded a big group at 136. Miller said a chronic wrist ailment was flaring up, becoming painful, and may force him to take a rest. III don't want to really injure my "I'm just trying to get throug~ the tournament." Lee Trevino played his frcirit mile in 30, shot a 65 .Ind moved up to 27.lie was tied with S)uth African Gary Player, who shot a solid 67. Dennie Meyer, the California club pro whose £4 set the fir3tround pa(-e, bl:!w to a 73 and was six back at 1. 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THE BORN LOSER * by v a, Art Sonsom (EDITOR'S NOTE: On June enjoy the world of hovering O25, 13 members of the Central waiters and superb food Florida Chorale, Director Julie definitely not for dieters, Bishop and Accompanist Bettye Finally, our tooma ar e ready Smith left Sanford via McCoy each approximately 15 by 15 Jetport, Orlando, and John F. feet, plus bathroom — modern Kennedy Airport, New York, on convenience, Polish style. a three-week singing tour of It's amazing — windows Poland, a Communist country, wide, nt screens for bugs, as part of an International which makes for super air cultural exchange program. conditioning. I if Irene Brown, a member of the Our guide is a young man on Ch orale and one of the tour his first tour, and this is his first organizers, made daily ob encounter with Americans. lie servatlons and noted her own s peaks fairly good English, but ______ ________ ________ I £ — ., • _____ ______ ___ _____ student that when you have a reactions and those of the group total of eight cards in a suit and miss th e queen you should try to By Oswald & James Jacoby pick It up by means of a finesse, The last hand in Victor while if you hold a total of nine 17, 1175-1C Sunday, Aug. Singer s Journal Tells Impressions ___________________________ /t Virginia reader wants to know the meaning of the jingle, "Eight ever, nine never." This is supposed to tell the 2 Pass 3 Pass Pass .. Pass Pus Pass JI flying blind in a fog with all motors conked out. He has to lose a trick to the ace of diamonds and there Is no legitimate way to avoid the loss of a spade trick. Then what should South do? Just what the late Willard Karn did in a rubber bridge game some 45 years ago. lie won th e second trick, turned to West and said, "You wouldn't lead an ace unless you expect to take a trump trick." Then Willard slapped down the queen of spades; West played low and the impossible slam came home. a Sanford, FL c "They're called BERMUDA SHORTS, Ethel . . • not minipants! I 0NCERI z ____ Al I1Ok%D ___ I ___________ f\ . HUM tOt't1EZ000 - -- •'.:• __L "' III V - '' " a... ... _ is obviously shy and unsure of in her 'Journal.' Extracts from himself, and may even be a her writings appear below, little overwhelmed by our giving readers an Insight to the exuberance, Our bus driver Is a . S fiv to • K Nk . • _____________________________ 2Mm Poland Of men walk arm in inn. It Is an keyboard to hold up a loose just to warm drinks and how accepted thing. They are an board and used his other foot many new concoctions YOU Can come up with for using vodka, for balancing, outgoing people. Everywhere we go they want July 4, Poznan. Left to sing at their national drink. No to feed us and we Limply can't the American consulate in bourLon, but scotch drinkers offend them — and such Potnan. There isn't a piano can get their brands almost goodies! Our new slogan is available so another first — everywhere. "Fat's where It's at." None of Bettye played the electronic July 9. Stores here are us expected to become so organ and we sang on the steps speciallzedandclosedforabout emotionally involved with these of the consulate. A garden party t -ee hours during the middle people of Poland. We all agree was being held in honor of of the day. The Poles "queue" Oils is what cultural exchange Fourth and we were proud to be up for everything a nd since Is all about — sharing love and part of this historical (laY. they have no ref rigeration, rd. Later, we sang at a veterans must shop every day. In close Since everything is run by the home, and this was the only quarters, it is apparent that State, [tight Guard has not reached watched or expect the people to they seemed reluctant or here either! look oppressed, but this is not frightened to show enthusiasm. July 10. We sing in a palace. We learn there is just one All the singers decided it gave This palace is being used for true. _________________________________________________________________ spontaneous Impressions of the suave, good looking ladies' man bank in Poland run by the State. them an eerie feeling seemed vacationing workers now. Sanford area travelers in with impeccable manners — No checking accounts, but as though 'Big Brother' may During intermission, our in' I'I)Iahl(I. I can save by depositing in have been watcning at this terpreter explained to the people you know, the kissing of the I, --. .1 the State Post Office. point, audience that MuTiS and Jean J State sponsored housing is . • •' Metts were celebrating their Kennedy Airport, New York. love that! V July 5. Each place we sing — square buildings plain Polish Airlines Flight LOT 007, 21st weddi ng anniversary. They a 00 ' June 28, Warsaw. Spent five different and each time we 1"01 pa ed or ho rrible re int grey a sort, were made to stand while the due to leave at 7 p.m., but we're hours touring Warsaw, old town •V* ceive a littie gift of some ,jbut No slums, reddish brown. ________________________ still on the ground. The seats and new. Only one drawback, " '' ' ' . ••, • notice Today it was tiny Polish dolls, people se renaded them wi th a "''' __________ terrible sameness. We an are so thateven the short- some parts of our tour turned ' :.— v'ii flowers for the traditional wedding song '',' 'i• 41 each apartment has a balcony and of course, anniversary Morris and Jean legged passengers ha ve their out to be walking tours, and can director. I SS5 • • • • which the people have won't forget for a long time. knees embedded in the seats in these Poles walk! ' ' J ul y 6. One thing really imweaving bright decorated by July 11. Potatoes, meat and front of them. Add to this at : It appears that everything is "I ' ' S a US. pr esses us — this country is SO cloth in the wrought Iron ' S ' bread are the main foods. least one (and most probably measured from the time of the e 0 ' ' . • • e a • 'I.t ' railings. mucholderthanours,butthey Breakfast is hard rolls, cold two) tote bags per passenger Nazi Invasion of Poland. We are % ed their herita It ge sliced meat and cheeses wi th . J uly 1, Along the major high- have preserv and you have what ls known as shown a film, parts of which st erity. Americans are tea to drink; the same for po * U 'U" 5 We see smail for a "crowded situation," . way to Poznan. were captured from the Ger' too quick to tear down the old The big midda y meal shrines decorated with r ibbons Now, include Polish mans, showing the destruction starts with soup and always Seeing this filin we ers returning horne Lq 5 . people gather here each af- terestmg thing we observe is includes meat and potatoes. wi th not only tote bags, but are better able to appreciate that the fathers take the babies We visit the Forest Outdoor .1 ternoon to sing and pray. shopping bags galore stuffed the fantastic rebuilding job ll in the most • a' S Th eatre. Wha t a thrill, singing Rolling landscape similar to out for a stro under their sea ts; add one dog these courageous people have o. ''. " • Ohio with small thatched elaborate perambulators. where the world's great artists in the seat In front of us; and for done. The Poles are so proud of ar parades of fa th ers and have sung. Our cup runneth houses and every yard chock Regul good measure throw in a (heir land, and rightfully so. ''I' over. full of flowers. Roses of 'very carriages. They even take We often hear the phrase, youngster with ants In his pa n ts babies to the sidewalk cafes Her*Id Photo by Jean Patteson) July 14, Gdanike. We visit color abound. and a spoiled brat to boot, and "this building or park used to vhlle they have their warm Stutff Concentration Camp We arrive at the International you have a complete picture of belong to the aristocracy but tickets, took them to the bias this pride is reflected In our the best of all worlds yet we beer — you family groups about 30 miles from Gdanske. stupidly are destroying our own Student Hotel and bunk there everywhere. Part the plane's crowded situation, the Government has now stop and told the driver where singing. of lhis, I'm 1i — Mollo's book is another real old you should try to drop it. Actually, It is nearly always timer. Not that it has appeared regularly in bridge columns, proper to finesse when you hold but rather th at the swindle he eight, but th ere are many ocdiscusses has been worked casions when you should prefer several times in tough cornpeti. th e finesse for the queen when YOU hold nine, tion. North's bidding is only bad (Do you have a question lo from th e standpoint of potential rho Jacohys' Writo "Ask the result. fie certainly can't im care of this agine that Sou th won't have a Jacobys" newspaper. The most inplay for the spade slam, after (erosfing questions will be Sou th shows spades in response used in this column and to North's Stayman three clubs writers will receive copies of Anyway, here is poor South , JACOB V MODERN' FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Boller -' LOC*A'rJ ____________ T 26. 7:30 p.m., John F. hand, et cetera. And how - , we , 's a • • • wiflDm SEAT. ___________ - _______________________________________________________ I ECT'A une _______ _____ 'II• _______ _____ ( • • • • , • • , • — — -___ ' ____ S I . - • f • a I • _______ ______ ' .. • • a - _________________ . • •. • . . . . . • . aa S CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry - iawta _________________ DOONESBURY V(47ht lIE16 4W 5'fYT c7 IT 7MT P1Y— FW 70 MM% by Garry Trudeau 1-W MV65 r Iu4T i I4W wrat4YAv- P1771 Pt 0.4 5k/P ' 7y IiT Pt T.4'f , AMT! 7MTAV 607 my 4W MY r so &qni . th771.c. 1,'ifI.C2 MV 2XA(1 VV 1? ( • • 12L £ 70T5/f r A ffW/(T !7 flL RJP/415 1U (VT" I T4 '- cwe BREAKrAST rrv. utxv.' f .. — — \ WS -111Y M ' ru.. srr ONEGgAPEFKUn/ '• ~t S AT ( cc*i,o i (\ ,,-' /" J I - TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. r • wni •'- ; j all I WAS MOVIFJ& ON ___________ __________ __________ _________ commented, after seeing works performed by a Polish $27 a month. across the Atlantic and Western door (on the ground floor) but Ryan VEAH. sure,is because they don't have . • crew arrives and everyone big pipe organ and the sound - the harships they concert in &reUreimt center they are used to "shoveling" It of us they broke into tremen- Sayg goodbye to them F!'; -' rimnlv 1nn't put Up with it! .Javes nnd Lnrhasttks," penfr you brought more tears to both are oter- — h':''e armd•uy out— what a contrast with the dous applause and tine of the husbands U4 our h4ve overcome Three of our women attended ierywhe. We are to ttay at .4: there wasn't a dry sides. Even our guide's wife guessed it the Grand Hotel, but our roams the Philharmonic concert some group said he felt a great surge whelming and we wonder out our reception and our eyes are Grand Hotel in Warsaw! and sister came to see us off. eye in our grs*1p. is you th at a Our first concert are not ready so we have a two- ways from our hotel. When the of pride as be sat In the Loud to each other, "If Sanford brim fulL One tiny lady stood July S. As we travel the highThe four of them exemplify the ' an.!-a-half hour wait whi!'d concert was over, they became audience and we were an- was concert Bettye almost completely right in 1, ont of me and sang camp. At this 'a FW. "; — I , away in the very old, but lost trying to get back to the nouniLvd. And for the singers destroyed, would the survivors into iny face — I simply had to Smith BLON DIE Chic Young wv DON'T YOU I'M SO I-4LNGRY I CAI-4"r i TRIED THAT BUT IT o'p'r WCRK -r TRY COUNTING SHEEP? GET To SLEEP —! COU SEE E LAMB CHOP 4 • 0 perched way we see storks in their nests people of Poland: eager to , _______ _____ _____ We enjoy a leisurely, graciously Inquire. The woman there not feeling when we're performing did?" The group is divided In Important in this country — Morris Metz kept her music fields. At this point most of us fort; inquisitive for more But it's kncwledge; fr iendly to all; and served lunch (which to them is only told them how to get to the in a foreign count - - we are so their a nswers. It occurs to some people want to touch you. from flying away with one are long ing for Ice. amazing how quickly you ad- easy to love. we Americans have Women walk arm in arm, and hand, stuck his knee under the dinner and a heavy meal) and hotel, but gave them bus proud of being Americans and of us that PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Venn, Sanford Names In The News 5E CAREFUL' ITS MA'' COME LEAPiMt.. \ uc TO c sE' -f Ed Posey %iILOI i1 4(\ C 1 — by Dick Cavalli YY,Illrl,Wr uisE 6(TLESG FIi4ALi.YSlJPpF HIS CABLE. 61AMP OUT STAM THEYRE OUT k3 GERIA61 ••'rs,,''u ?U.IIsu CArRIR5! ,fl I ____________-- CAPTAIN EASY WHAT'5 ONCE LJPON4 TIME I THE MArTER. I WAS SURE I'D Z NEVER 0 GET MARRIED! 44 Joins r Sara Ir gang Is Area's New Patholog Zoo '• - 4- by Bob Monta na ILL GET YOuE - WHY 7 f HE'S STILL .A YQUG,M4J, WITH MANY MCJE PRCX)(JC TTVE YEARS AHEAD ______________________________ by Crooks & Lawrence NOW THAT 100.. I DOtJ'T YOU r"s-r-eLJr HOW HOW WANT OUR MARRIA6E THINK I FEEL I P0 WE- Kt/OW._T WE CAN TO LAST FOREVER! I . WT , u5r , WA IMPULc: ffi ' EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider roR , T OW C rDIAreT was — -7, — QAWW AiJ1 July 15, Warsaw. One last Took a short boat trip down breathes a sign of relief. I must brought tears to t eyes of night in War w and then we fly leave the windows standing Warsaw old and new: "After pianist. After lunch, we Europe, to Warsaw, of at visiting these people first hand I boarded our bus for a tour the Vistula River, The children say this "a in't the Ritz," but even the men In our group. As home. It is amazing to me how June 27, 10 a.m. Warsaw. Our wide open. We are assured th W*impresakm of Poland is the our belongims are safe — there don't think I will ever be able to other parts of Warsaw. Each stare a.1d giggle and every now we can live with it. Our meals we stepped outside, surroun- attached we have become to ca pi tal city. Warsaw, and the Is little crime in Poland and we tell a Polish joke again. Poles time we got out we were more and thea you can make out the are served in the student ding the entrance way and steps these people in Poland, ekanline*! of (no streets and can guess why: the State are not stupid; they tare and ne Impressed with these work 'American.' We gave a diningroom and you can tell were ll the people. At the sight especially our driver and guide. - A2 This place of sorrow. torture One member of our party hour long recital of some of his restaurant makes only about teeth and bear it. The cleaning the cathedrals Bettye played a ourselves this historic location. seven hours and 50 minutes careful1v lock our hotel room (SAW ___ ___ July 29, Warsaw. After land. The Polish people appear and four to a room, which and death makes you aware are surprised at how open at one time In America and breakfast we took a t*lsk 30 so happy with so few luurles. doesn't bother us, but we find television to keep th sure, em home, how lucky we are that the One thing I must say about everything here is to us— there spoke fairly good English. This minute walk (at least two miles Certisuly the Government the previous residents have left JWy 7 Torun. We explore on U.S.A. has never been in~aded. the Polish airfines, however — appear to be no restrictions and encounter exemplifies the one way) to a park dedicated to provides for their daily the restrooms; in a horrible have all taken vows foot the old town of Torun — Depressing yes, but somehow We attitude of almost every person the famous Polish composer, necessities, but think about state. no Ota ever starved. It was few visible military personnel. Chopin, and there enjoyed an this: a cook in a modest Polish not to complain so we grit our Copernicus lived here. In one of we all felt that we had to see for It Is amusing to us that we we met. food, food and more Food for \1 \6b4WEFWuIT! : • ____ 4 irnvn i4UiiVø1 LFI :M•'3 T;i i r1l.i 9F- • _ nr i.;I%,. e . • • • * 'iwmi. ii 1i!\j1 • . Sardines have it better, I am opened it to all the people." We to let them off. She had visited BUNNY - • all BUGS a' • j ' - * There's a new face down at the Central Florida Zoo, and for a change it's wither furred, feathered ior behind bars. Instead, l's the young and pleasant r8(, of the zoo's new head inimal curator, Ed Posey, ho replaces former head 'urator Sid Sphoer Posey, who took office tonday, Is already caught ipin the multiple activities if the expanding zoo and eports that progress on he entrance road is enouraging, fencing the oofed stock enclosure is icaring completion, the 'hildrcn s zoo is being levated out of the mud and ',oblk the elephant and Fat lo) the hippo will be taking ip residence in their new tome within the next ouple of days However, these contruction and expansion rnprovements remain in he realm of Zoo Executive )ircctor Al Ilozon; Posey's tilef concern is with the nimals' welfare — their utrltlon, health and Is Posey anitatlon. " ssistcd by a number - -'----I '.'7ti:i . ; . .' .. . . .. . ' - .=- . -.- ' . C. ' • ' . - - . . . 4:;-'1 ... ''!,1 r"- r% a, . . -. . . .' , ' 1;. P . - ," . • . , ' I . ..;. . # .. '- r' ../ . 0) ' ... - ________________ r" ' .' —.., ' . • ,.•'•. .. :" • 4 .T T . . - 1'! , — .•. Ed Posey makes friends with one of his new charges should the opportunity versity, Ala. graduate, who As a native to the arise. in Masters degree has a Central Florida area zoological sciences. The City Is his home (Crescent development of more rectown) Posey comments reationa) facilities at the the Central Florida that list Posey's Is third on zoo Zoo is "one of the best edu. of priorities. ........•. ,...... i, ii ' ' . ' - a,,an,is. By JAN MONAIIAN Herald Staff Writer The most difficult aspect of becoming a doctor, says Sara H. Irrgang, MD,, is having to self-discipline and deny yourself while you're young and your friends are all out having fun. But Dr. Irrgang. one of Sanford's three women physicians says she would follow the same path again. A resident at Seminole Memor l Ho I I' is a pathologist and is also Associate County Medical Ex wn i ne r. ia The advantage of this specialization In medicine for a woman is that the hours are more flexible, says Dr. Irrgang who is the mother of two children ages five and six and wife of commercial airline pilot, F. C. "Skip" Irrgang. Perhaps that's the reason that "there are more women in pathology than people realize," says Dr. Irrgnag. ''Little by little the home state at the University of South Carolina In Columbia From there she want on to Medical University of in Carolina South Charleston. Also In the Naval Reserves, it wes during her senior year quarter off that she went to the School of Aviation Medicine and met her husband. Three months later they eloped. "Skip" was assigned to Puerto Rico, so after graduating, Sara did her internship in San Juan at the University District Hospital. She was then assigned by the Navy to Corpus Christi, Texas, where fov three years she worked as a general practitioner in the outpatient and dependants clinic treating everything from ''athletes foot to dandruff." tt*. went to Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas where she did her four year residency and specialized training in pathology. Folhr~ m tix:__ 'A, �C-EvtnIng Harald, Sanford, Fl. Area E _. 11 Itr 11 . — i, I, lf _~._T _ I . -n O~ 0 14N , ~ .W -- - - -.--.I . ~ ~ -. . Sunday, Aug. 17, lt7S -_ Friend Is No Friend ngagement mmm~ I I MM---.ft _ ___ oft"NI 11 Parsons-Day Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Neal Parsons of Oviedo announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Reba Kozette Parsons to James Warren Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Day of Orlando. Miss Parsons is the granddaughter of Ruby Harbin of Russelville, Ala. Day is the grandson of Ola Day of Quincy, Fin. Born in Winter Garden, Miss Parsons is a 1973 graduate of Oviedo high School and is employed as a teacher at Lutheran Haven Day Care Center, Slavia. She also attends Technological Florida University. Her fiance was born at Eglin Air Force Base and is a 1971 graduate of Colonial High -- - - ... REBA PARSONS School. lie is employed by # Publix Supermarket, College Park.. The wedding date is set for 8 p.m. Aug. 24, in the First Methodist Church (1 ()va'l) August Bride— Elect '_%4 e and Mrs. James Fansler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney H. Keeling ___________________________ ______________________ Mrs. David Paterson Lanier Jr. - Miss Summer Has Final Pie-Fall Fling , . i / . 1-_- Abby : ___ ____ I IF . - __ _ _______ A so thoughts turn to final vacation flings and back-to. school activities. Katie Monend from Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River reports a lively back-to-college canoe party hosted by Miss Spring TraIl of Winter Park, Tuesday. ir . _____ __________ ____ -. ; . - . ________ ________ I .. __.. .. . . -'c\il . - / . . -: 1 10 . : -. . - I - NEIL: When a Should I call my friend and ask COIL MBL pleasc pay the dentist? man lists all tht' ruasins sliy he him to him myself? think.' marriage is a "bad Or should I pay beginning with, "I don't The bill is $90 for three visits, deal," know of one goot' marriage," INTIIEMIDDI.F: PVT .. .'..-. . once. Later that day, my friend He said 'real" men do not show oned to nk me and tell me any outward affection for what a marvelous job my another man. dentist had do ne in putting him Abby, I consider myself a out of his misery (He had had "real" man, and I still don't an abscessed tooth which any thing wrong with what I did. required denial mlrgery,) am 20 and my friend is 21. Six mon ths later, my dentist you thirf, we, "unmanly called to tell me that he was IX)UIITFUI.. sorry but that he was turning DEAR DOUBTFUL: No! A my frie nd 's denta l bill over to a "rea l" man feels sufficiently collection agency because all sure of his masculinity to hug his bills had been ignored! another man - and even kiss I was shocked because my him If he feels like It, without friend is well off financially, fearof -shatothe rs mIghtthi and I ccrtainly never took him If you have any doubts, save for a dead beat, them for your uncle. I am terribly embarrassed CONFIDENTIAL TO "J" IN and don't know wha t to do. - . .. *` Dear dentist who could see him immediately. I reached my dentist, who agreed to see my friend at once. Shower Honored I-- . -~ --_~ . .__.. .- ~.W ~._ ,- ~- ~ .1 - - _4 .:ew "I , * , ~ ..: I-. , .1 As the fall draws ever nearer, 1. . r oy DEAR AHI3Y; A friend who recently moved to this city Phoned me early one Sunday morning to say that he was in agony and asked if I knew a - -- L Helpful Dentist To :' . . . - . - . The Wekiwa Canoe Club of friend's Reba I Places, judges. 3 p.m. workshop will be held at the 9:30 a.m. Doin' Things Sanlando United Meth odist By JEAN PA1IF.SON Church at the corner of SR 434 and Raymond Avenue. Mari ii Women's Editor Crotty, state voter service .. chairman and immediate pastCamp Seminole trailered canoes to a put-in area on president of the Seminole LWV, scenic Little Wekiwa River and munity Acti on, 1101 Pine Ave., class. Call June Gordon at is serving as coordinator and is the happy canoeists paddled Sanford. college for reservations in tnis taking reservations for the their way down into the Wekiva workshop. Parents can re gister children popular course, River and back to the camp. for Head Start at one of Workshops on Juvenilc human resources, and justice' Participating in the dunking, following centers: Altamonte Scholarships were Susy Stanford, Scott Head Start Center, 201 U.S. 436 education financing will be Bates, Eden Wilson., Marshall Bookertown Head Start, Moton Awarded conducted in the morning Ross, Karen Lively, Beth Street; Midway Head Start, Scholarships to Seminole session for LWV members from Kirkland and Bill Rush, all of Water Street; Oviedo Head Community College have been Seminole, Volusia, Cape Winter Park. Start, Jackson Heights Middle awarded to George Sykes of Kennedy, Lake, Orange, Polk School; and Sanford head Sanford; April Sue McCarty of and Sou th Brevard. Mary Lee What Are Start, 519 Palmetto Ave. Winter Park a nd a graduate of Carter, state juvenile justice Oviedo High School; Dana 110)1 chair person; Pauline Carnian, You Doing? resources human of Winte r Park; Julie Robinson state W.l.F.E. Resumes The Herald is interested in Sterling of chairperson; and Alton Nolle, Fa)e Brake of the Division of of Apopka and Joe knowing what you're doing, assistant Orange County where you've been and who Adult and continuing Education sUpenntendant of schools, will Mr. th son of George Sykes, e at Seminole Junior College, anti you've had visiting J. Sykes ( lead the wrkshops. The afand Mrs. FIrth Jun e Gordon of tli the suuirncr. Drop us a postcollege's Grandview Avenue, Sanford, ternoon session, led by State card and let your friends know. Project 21st Century Woman, attended schools In Texas, League President Betty Met Write us through Personals, Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fin. 71 DEAR IN: You are not depend upon it, dear, he I. subtly telling you that he has áo responsible for your I I.,oln Long w ood. in Tuesday Frederick will speak on the merit selection and retention of announce that the W.LF.E. call, will be devoted to program will resume Sept. 9. Europe and the Far East before from Seminole High preparing League members for Woman Interested in Future graduating School. He was an active a community education Education (WIFE) i3 a ber in student government campaign on the merit selecprogram of testing and per- mem and holds membership in a tion and retention of judges. intentions of marrying YOU! Head Start debts, but since yea were to Say goodbye shile you're still sonal exploration designed to middleman, urge yo ur friend young III .I and desirable. Set To Go allow the mature woman to national honor society. His Harmonettes pay the the dentis t at once. It 'F 1 i j Portia D. Spencer, director of explore her own potentials and major is business admight embarrass him Into CON FI DENTIA 1. TO NOW THAT'S A REAL FAN I To Sing Project Head Start in Seminole translate those potentials into a ministration. paying up. CONCERNED PARENT: You 410 DEAR ABBY: My uncle and I can't tell a child "too much." Typifying the enthu:;iasm shown by all of "Godspell's" County, sends in a reminder career, academic experiences LWV Sets Workshop The Haronettes, a young that head Start registration for or a whole new vocation. have a disagreement recently a Knowledge doesn't stimulate audiences, Mrs. Joyce Sawyers Is wild with Jelight as she Sanford singing group, will the 1975-76 school year will be William V. Frederick Jr., perform Tuesday at the Sanford The class will be held good friend of mine came home inappropriate behavior: congratulates Buddy Echols on his performance after Wedand five-year-old Tues win he ld for four member of the Fourth District Senior Citizens' meeting in the afte r being in the service for it IGNORANCE does! If you tell days from 9a.m. to 12 noon nesday's o pe ning night show. Sanford's Fellowship players 18 children Aug. through Aug. at SCC's South Seminole Center Court of Appeals Judicial Sanford Civic Center. Solotsu long time. I was so happy to s" i,our child more than he can conclude a fi%e, Ja)- run of the up-kat version of the gospel 29, from show 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. located upstairs in the Pan Nominating Committee, will be are Brenda Davis and Vincent him that I hugged him hard. according to St. Matthew tonight (Sunday). Tickets for the understa4id, he will either ask daily. Telephone registration American Bank Building, the luncheon speaker at the Smith. Manager of the group is My uncle saw this and later you another question or tuni ure available at the door of the First United Methodist Church can be made by calling Miriam Inter3tate Mall, Altamonte League of Women Voters Aurlee Knight, and Marlow Fellowship Hall, corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fifth Street. told rne that it was "disgusting" you off. Parents should work Regional Workshop to be held Smith is director. Jenkins at Seminole Corn- Springs. There is no fee for t1 Showlime is p.m. for two men to hug each other. toard king ASKABLE! Parsons . Bride-clect. Reba Kozette Parsons was honoree at a bridal ouples Say Vows In Candleiight Fansler.Wright skirt fell in soft gathers to a hemline of wh I te lace. Her wide Miss Reva Wright and Capt. brimmed tat of nylon lace in James E. Fansler Jr.. were soft peach was banded in the united in holy matrimony same coral of the dress. She Keeling-Dallabrida design buttons and a matching veil extended the length of the Lanier-Mengel floral ribbon veil. She carried gown's cathedral train. She In a candlelight, double-ring an arm bouquet of light blue In a candlelight, double-ring caried a white Bible topped Sandra Lee carnations with matching ceremony, Darla Ann Mengel with a bouquet of white ceremony Dallabrida became the bride of streamers. Kristy Keeling, the becam e the bride of David rosebuds, baby's breath, arid a shower Wednesday Aug. 6 in the home of Mrs. Starlin Galloway on Lake Hayes Road, south of Oviedo. Other hostesses were Mrs. Bryant Hickson, Mrs. Roy Jacobs and Mrs. Rodney Green. Using a blue and white color scheme tlx- bride's table of white linen overlaid with a white lace cloth featured a cut glass punch bowl and blue honeycomb parasol with white ribbon strie-imers tied to a bow at the top. The cake with white icing scored into carried a bonnet-shaped basket Rodney Harold Keeling at 7 bridegroom's niece was the Paterson Lanier Jr. Aug. 2 in large white orchid cascading individual servings was decorated with a blue wedding bell each serving. p.m. July 24 at Grace United flower girl. She wore a mat- St. John Lutheran Church, into cymbidium orchids. Park Christian Church. The of white daisies, baby's breath I) Methodist Church, Sanford. Rev. Robert D. Matheny of. and ivy. Miss Charlotte Flowers of ching powder blue voile gown in Winter Park, Hostesses presented the honoree with a corsage-of tinted blue The Rev. Marvin G. Buckner a floral design with matching ficiated at the 8 p.m. can. Attendants were Mrs. The Rev. Robert hock of. Natchez, Miss., a college friend carnations and each gave her gift of their own choice. officiated, dielight,, double-ring ceremony. Geraldine Flowers and Mrs. of the bride, was maid of honor. ribbon veil and carried a white ficiated. Miss Parons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morwoe N. Parsons, The bride is the daughter of wicker basket. The bride is the daughter of Karen Meadors, both sisters of The bride is the daughter of She wore a simply styled yellow Oviedo is the bride-elect of James Warren Day, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alberta Wright of RI 3, the bride; Mrs. Kathy Oiler, Mr. ,and Mrs. Albert E. Dale Keeling was his cousin's Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Mengel of knit floor length gown and Mrs. James V. Day, Orlando. South Sanford Ave., and the late sister of the bridegroom and Dallabrida, Rt. 2 Box 506 M, best man. Wayne Keeling, 551 Osceola St., Altamonte carried a Posey of Talisman Bartow The Mrs. Mary Flo McKay. Their Sanford. The bridegroom's Wright. brother of the bridegroom and Springs. The bridegroom is the roses mixed with baby's breath. Among guests were the mothers of both the bride and bridegroom's parents are Mr. gowns and flowers were parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mohr ushered. son of Mrs. V. P. Lanler, 2538 Robert Karns was the bridegroom-to-be, Mrs. Sandy Smi thson, Mrs. Shirley Statler, and Mrs. James E. Fansler Sr., identical to the Matron of Harold R. Keeling, Fern Drive, Mrs. Sally Bowden was Palmetto Ave., Sanford, and bridegroon's best man. Ushers Mrs. Lynda Hickson, Mrs. Janet Geiger, Mrs. Dorothy Smithson. Flora Heights. 1417 Banyan Dr., Maitland. Honor's. the late D. P. Larder Sc. were Richard Swann, Douglas Mrs. Mary Meek, Mrs. Sarah Hickson, Mrs. Pleasey Jean Lyles, organist. Given in marriage by her Given in marriage by her Miss Wendy Neel, of Sanford, Following a reception at the Nuptial music was provided Packard, Thomas Attaway and Mrs. Ruby Harbin, Mrs. Inez Dubolse, Mrs. Joan Battle, Mrs. I parents, Miss Dallabrida, wore home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. by Darren Williams, organist Kenneth Perry. brother, Marvin Wright of niece of the bride was flower .Margie [lose, Mrs. Louise Ead3, Mrs. Sonja Ramming. I&S. Sanford, the bride chose a girl. she wore a deep turquoise a formal length gown fashioned Keeling, brother of the and Mrs. Richard Swann, Following a reception at the Linda Mock, Mrs. Betty Dorton, Mrs. Judy Brightly, Mrs. Ogle formal length gown of white full length, A-line dress with of nylon organza In a modified bridegroom, the couple left on a soloist. Orlando Garden Club the couple Jakubcin, Mrs. Beverly Fowler, Mrs. Mabel Matheson, and Mrs, sheer organza over taffeta. Re.- long sleeves. Matching lace A-tine silhouette. The fitted wedding trip to Lakeland and Given in marriage by her went on a wedding trip to Vero Mickey Smithson and Mrs. Carol Stephens. embroidered lace covered (he coveredthebodicearidsIeeves. bodice and full bishop sleeves Tampa. father, the bride selected a Beach and Clearwater. Also P ent were Miss Irene Martin, Miss Nancy Woodman, James E. Fanster Sr., was were of dully lace In a floral bodice and cap of the full bishop Their new residence is In December, the couple will white formal length gown of Miss Rob'Ie Meek, Miss Shelia Hicson, Miss J)ebbia motif, A satin ribbon circled the make theiriew sleeves. Dainty lace bordered best man. Ushers were James e in F$. Sill, Qulana knit. A sunburst of seed Sanford. The new Mrs. Iajiler M iss Teresa McBride, Miss Jo Butner, Miss Lithe Vann, Miss Sue waistline and two bands of the Okla., Abbott, Bruce Gunberg, E .J. the flounce of her A-line skirt, R. where the bridegroom pearls accented the gathered 1.3 a school teecher. Da-id Certified Public Adams, Miss Theresa Swiney, Min Jackie Adams and Miss tier full length ved of sing WdUams Jr., and Donald Oiler. cluny lace accented the fine of will be stationed with the U. S. neckline and also her Juliette Lanler is a Debbie Jakubcln. Her Army. Organist illusion edged In lace was held headpiece. The attached chiffon Accountant. by a camelot headpiece. She Robertson and Phil Hayes was tiered veil of nylon illusion fell Friday, Aug. 10 in the Winter Club Notes ~_.; ~ - W_ ' ' t . - .- . V aca t ions held Aug. 16. re AAem o r I e S Bill and Reba McLaughlin of Lake Drive spent a vacation Blue Springs Park, Marvin and Shirley Van Wormer joined them with tiwi camper to spend several clays in camping eisjoyment. camping at Chuluota Chatter ByKATHERINE JONES Herald Correspondent While at the park the Nancy's place. Chairman for the Jaycees was Jon Gol:. The eight- - - -4 -.;,=- ~__- -- -_ ...- - - ' Newsnotes Il NM.( IUM)TlI Herald Cnrresp'r.dent Several new members took their oath of obligation at the meeting, bringing membership New Members to a total of 39. unanimous decision to hold VFW Post 5405, Winter an extra collection at each Springs met August 6 at the meeting was made. When the Sheoah Club House. GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE Captain Paul Cottage and WEEK.. . Helen Atherton of members Gary Hunt, Bill Hacienda Village. This special Hatfield, Don Browning, Rick lady was one of the first good Dan llraue, Keith neighbors two years ago when this ff'ature started. In that Howard and Billy Piland. The Ilike.a-thon was a 24-hour time, she has earned the title relay race, the same bike being again and again. Her unself ish Lowry, ' _________________ our daughter Sue Informing that Steve has been promoted Sergeant in the USAF on July 1 Congratulations Steve! We b are all proud total accumulated donations New members were Installed, reach $25, there will be a discussion for obtaining a Post Jaycees drawing and the member whose hlometook place, and adecision )t. good repair. muffins for ______________________________________________________ . -- . .. - • 1 J_ ' I ' ~ -Ill. - % - - . ';- .:i- - __ __ -~_`_% , .. i . 54 . -'__ --.-%- . Seminole County Is most fortunate In its Juvenile de- tentlon Ile bike used by the Winter Department because --it was a rainy afternoon, and I thought it Springs Jaycees and parts necessary to keep it going would cheer the guys up." She were donated by the Schwlnn calls herself the "Village ('yclery shop on SR 436 In Chamber of Commerce" Casselberry through the efforts because she makes it a point to Marriage Applications I 1 I- ________________ - A0 J children in Detention cente:, commented children in the Center ~ep. Bob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) after his visit to the facility Thurs- d ur ing his visit. "I expressed t he viewpoint to the ki ds that everyone has day. lye been into other t he opportunity to do something with his life in this country, if he'll work for it," hiattaway reported. "I was most impressed with the Board's interest in the ('enter," he added. One of the goals of the Board is to alert legislators to the n?ed.c of the ('enter. juvenile detention centers around the state, and Seminote's compares most -t favorably. I think they're doing a first class Job," said Hattaway. The Representative lunched with the newly ap- Volunteerism Course . Slated The nuts and bolts used ti build a successful volunteei organization will be detailed Ii a new evening course startini in September. Thursda evenings froin 6 - 10 p.m., a Florida Tech University. Though geared primarily to persons involved In the ad 'In(tr?: course L gui open to anyone in the ('Ott) iitt with an interest in tlx .( has been hiattaway trying to bridge communication gaps between different agencies throughout Seminole County and was helpful to the Board in clarifying legislative policies and proposals he will support in the future. pointed Seminole Detention Auxiliary Board and with DeBARY - Mrs. Ruby Peterson was appointed a member-at-large of the Volusia County Library Board by the county council. She will serve until Nov. 15, 1978. Mrs. Peterson, wife of Dr. Arthur Peterson resides at 16 Madera Rd. Currently she is serving on the state board of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs as world gardening chairman and is the chairman of the world gardening cornrnittee for District 6, FFGC. She holds a masters' degiee in the O'Hara School of Ikebana and at present is pursuing her studies in the Ikenobo-Ikebana Youth work is nut new to Ilattaway. As president of If* Florida Jaycees, h was i ns trumental in form. ing youth ranches throughout the Statt' of Florida. McGibbon announced plans were being made for the fall Joe and Tins Bojanowski Joe a covered dish dinner and swim party at their home, Members attending were Al and Karen Wallace; Bobby and Pat Moye; Bruce and Linda McKibbing; Danny and Marti Smith; Ron and Arlene Dudley; Ken and Janice Kroog; Doug and Casey Sl'.arrow; Danny and Darlene Horn; Donny and Linda Sapp; and Mike and lariles Mc(;ibbon. Seniors' Tour Seminole Seniors Citizens Club will be taking a tour to St. School. She is also serving as Augustine to attend the play, co-chairman of the horticulture " Cross and the Sword," on committee of the DeBary Friday. Garden Club There will be two buses Theta Epsilon f'atfatiay Vis its Juveniles the Volunteer Fire 'I'he Winter Springs Chapter name is drawn will be enrolled to take part in the Casselberry find out who has recently the Jaycees took part in the of Dan Braue. ° wedding anniversary. Bill's as a trip to the local High Lexington, Ky., where as a life member In the VFW Fun Day was reached. y moved into the Village and then to Winter Park Bike.a-thon held brother and wife, Jon and RC Those members who did not Cmdr. Jack Schraff agreed School Band camp. There she spent two delightful days at National home. goes to greet them, generally ride in the race did their part by rx Natinnal Home, located act as a "clown" for the day last weekend In Goldenrod. McLaughlin of Titusville, enjoyed a concert by the high "Bert-Dale Farms," home of The stun of $500 was earned providing refreshments and taking along some type of home brought all the tXiIflIIIIItgS for school Eaton Rapids, Mich., Is one and Post members will assist Grandma the W.B. Proctors, old friends band. of the primary projects of the the Auxiliary In their refresh- by the Jaycees team through shouts of encouragement to baked goody or one of her the party Including steaks and Florence was really proud of from their Atlanta days. the sponsorship of Scott cheer the riders on. It was a beautifully decorated works of an appropriately decorated George Ill who plays first Leaving Lexington they VFW. IV purpose of the home ment booth. ) Electronics, Division of long grueling ride, but the art. sheet cake. Incidentally, the trombone with the band. headed south for Oak Ridge, Is to provide a home for widows, Cmdr. Schralf announced the guard at the park gate spied children and orphans of presentation of a plaque of National Cash Register, who rewards were great. The tot,t This is the first time someone She also enjoyed special lean., where they visited their Evening pledged that sum. cake and made them promise to amount colIectid from pledgcs has been nominated twice for daughter, Lynn, and her departed veterans and to appreciation to the shopping trips with Julia ur4 Twenty-four teams par- from the Bike-a-thon was $5,000 good neighbor of the week, but save him a piece before he attended the local husband, Don Carpenter, In provide them with an Herald at the Awards Dinner church on Post ticipated in the event. The to be given to the Muscular no cue deserves the title better would let them in. their brand new home. From education. Each state sports held on July 25 at the vvw Sunoiays with the family, than Helen Atherton. there they went to Atlanta to one or more "cottages" named 8207 home. He told the mem- Winter Springs Jaycees came Dystrophy Fund, Nieces Visit depending on the size hers that the Herald was one of Round About spend a couple of days with alter it, _________________________ and treasury of each State VFW 6th family before returning only three papers in the entire The Marvin Northrop's of Oliver and Roselyn Jones, Department. Contributions state to receive such an award Lake Drive have had enjoyable Street, have returned from a (0 ChUluOta. Incidentally Oliver Jones' from local, department and which was presented by the visits from some of the folks in two weeks 'round about" trip. brother and his wife, Mr. iJ National VFW Posts and Department of Florida VFW at Michigan. Their niece, Mrs. Sue They left here with Chevalier and her two sons, Mike, on July 25. Their first Mrs. Cecil Jones of New York Auxiliaries are used to provide the state convention held last Frank J. Arnfrose, 21. 598 Witt, 18, 2412 Key Ave. Geoff and Jamie, along with stop was Eastrmin, Ga., where City will be new residents in all the necessities of life for the juf,e. Ween, Pamela A. Minner, 20, here, they residents of the home. The Orange Ave., 156 AX, Karen S. I(obert I). Ashby, 21, 130 W. fi x 59 ostetll. another niece, Karen La Peer of they attended the Joaes family town. While visiting home is governed by a Board of Nice Visit Halpern, 21, 602 Orange 168. Woodland, Pamela M. Phillips, Mt. Morris, were among the reunion which gathered family bought a home in ChUIStS. Steven H. Weinstock, 29, 989 Directors made up of VFW James F. Polmanteer, 23, 21, 108 DriftwoodLn, welcomed guests. Also visiting from as far away as California. Recuperating S. WyIIIOC Rd., AS, Susan M. Helen and Wiftrd Atherton of members. Tallahassee, Kathryn L. Louis S. Payne, 48, Sanf., Eva Brown, 33, same were the Norftir'ip sister-InFrom Eastman they jouradd. National Home is a city Hacienda Village recently Nelson, 23, 551 E. Semoran V. White, 48, Blount.sville, Ala. So glad that Clara Lee Lyon laws, the Misses Hilda and Inez neyed to Mike's home in to .-. returned from trin a 4(9W iath within a city, self thknIng -. Vanderbilt C. Puntit, Chevalier, of Kawkawlin and Landisville, Pa., where they of Third Court is home from L, Patricia A. Leach, 23, 413 tile), vistted wi th it's own Fire Department Gdinesvi17i?e Lewis I). M2gnettl, 29, 3111 ('h"3t(r SC, aren O'Neal, Cheboygan, Tnt'v all enjoyed returned him tohisfarnilt'after hospital. She has suffered wi th 21, Orange Ave. and ir.i ,_i.._.a t -i ia,ii ,, ----. Conunissarv. Each itli Mr. Athcr&in's two sisters, ,,,,, , , n t nrt 'tt uir, i McLaughlins celebrated their -. 0 race. Pit acts of kindness are un crews were used by the various measurable. Just recently she teams to help keep their bikes baked a batch of blueberr in - ;F_ - -. Rep. Bob Hattaway diseases problems facing today's youth with Center (Herald Photo by Gordon WiIHkmon) used throughout the u.s . .. - - .-- 11 I .010W_15K in 12th member team consisted of ,4w,j.-- " -41V- -AJI_ _ _. .- ... Good Neighbor - I - __ - .. . touches of stephanotis and the Naval in V_ f-1 VFW Auxiliary Supports National Home Training Center, She carried a cascade of white The Women's Auxiliary to baby's breath. Orlando, the couple left on a carnations, daisies and blue Mrs. Louise Ned was matron wedding trip to the east coast. baby's breath, with a Winter Springs VFW Post 5405 held a regularly scheduled They -will temporarily live in removable corsage. of honor for her sister. She wore Mrs. Wayne Keding, the meeting on August 6 a the First a coral, full length A-line gown central Florida before moving re the bridegroom's sister-In-law was Federal Savings and Loan on of linen weave polyester with to Okinawa, Japan, whe white lace edged cape sleeves, bridegroom is stationed with matron of honor. She wore a SR 434 in Longwood. The Auxiliary voted to have a The soft Veckline gathered the United States Air Force as a gown of powder blue crepe double knit accented, wi th floral refreshment booth In the city of into an empi re band and the pilot. Casselberry's Fun Day being ~ , t i , -- ,,-___...___ . .- was Richard the attached chapel train. from a bandeau headpiece a crescent-soaped soloist, Following a reception in the covered in matching cluny lace bouquet of miniature peach and accented with a satin bow. roses and white carnations with Commissioned Officer's Club at A I- Statler, carried 4.!". - X- ~_ ,8 iii~ Membership chairman Mariles Library Board The July meeting of Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma 'hi, was held at the home of lariles M'Gibbon. Chapter psion leaving for St. Augustine. The first will leave at 1 p.m. Friday from in front of the former Montgomery Ward building In Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, )resident l.inda Sapp called the necting to order and corn- second will leave at 1:30 p.m. Friday from the Sanford Civic Center parking lot. nittee reports were heard. Tina The group will tour the The DEI.TONA Presidents' Council of Deltona will meet on Mon. Sept. 29, In the Arts and Crafts building of the Community Center Complex at 10a.m. All Presidents of the various clubs in Deltona, which comprise the Council are 11 urgently requested to attend. Important matters will be discussed. All news items must be brought to this meeting, which Clubs wish to have appear in the Community Newspa per being planned for I 9:30 AM TO 8:30 PM BARGAINS GALORE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT circulation in Deltona on Oct. 10, 1975. Welcome Wagon FREE DELIVERY Deltona-DeBary Welcome Wagon Club will resume regular monthly meetings on Sept. 3 at 10a.m. in the Deltona Conuntinity Center, according to club president who is looking Hour Mary Vining, forward to greeting new members and all newcomers to the area. - FREE SET-UP USE YOUR OWN GOOD CREDIT! "'. %ISH#%Cl sou?"Ifift "OVIS 4=sAgw~ _~ siftce _-_ ~~ 'uI• SANFORD I100 FRENCH AVE. The lojanowski, ways and means restoration area of historic St. :hairmar., reported the bake Augustine before dinner at the ale held recently at Zayres had Ramada Inn. At 7 p.m. buses een a success. Karen Wallace, will leave the Ramada Inn for ocial chairman, gave a report the amphitheatre. in plans for the coming year. Buses will leave immediately evice chairman Darlene after the show and should be Torn discussed the many ba ck at their original pick-up )rojects available for the points in Seminole county -.t__ t_II . ,__ Presidents' Club GREAT THINGS WILL HAPPEN MONDAY... AT STERCHI'S I - . = ----*-V -019 .. JAll IT UP! 4 ' r .... ____ ADULT JAllERCISE REGISTER NOW TEEN JAll FOR SEPTEMBER PRE-KINDERGARTEN \\\1 For smooth seamless support, and real comfort under those clingy sum - AND - - mer knits, wear Exqui- KINDERGARTEN •lndv,dualued Ct QuaIiiid Teachiri IModern Play Equipment Facilities •R,asonabl. 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Copyright - - Dear Mr. Bragan, Exactly what tax breaks does Uncle Sam allow on the expensea of the transfer of a residence? since my employer Is bearing the expense of my transfer from Orlando to Easton, Delaware, will 1he able tO realize any tax be nefi ts ? Mr. M. Paulsen Dear Mr. Paulsen, t,. lei J USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH FROZEN WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF ROUND BONELESS BOTTOM CANTA LOUPES n WHOLE FRYERS ROAST Tomatoes . 3 39c Seedless Grapes.LB Potatoes Fresi' . is is . $100 3IRS óo: . . 0 10 oz PkG so loot $100 Steak 90c 5 . • Potatoes so to . . . 2 L £ Bturl $269 B•'P•f . . . . • • (2 Li, PI 9" its . . . . 69 LI • I THIGHS OR BREASTS i 89c I s 4 W D Brand Sotom,, Spic ed L uncheon. 01... 929 is 79' . . • Pimento Loaf I - . S. 919 W Brand All Meat Regular or 89 Beef Franks folr'.tJg. Chicken ($()Y ONE AND GET ONE FREE) " Bologna S • • • • • • ii 89c Chipped Meats . -. •1 . . '.. 69c •i PIG 79 3.1 40 - i. •.• .i:F..JLimit Cook Owl Heat tied Ser.e UY 0111 AND GE T ONE 1Ff IB Yogurt • • • • .. 99' s 89 s • . . or 3 49C . • 99C . . . • Cheese Spread C Superlirtirid Regular or Sin Cottage Cheese Ft II Lb Cup 59) I, . . 99c EGGS more purchase Two Do: w/S500 or - IT Bad swnmer storms can put Taken unawares, people as ac- sturd furniture. In homes Fewer lives would be lost and less nado warnings. Immediate Dear Mr. Bragan, a crimper ina vacation. Ilutbig well as buildings were swept tion can save your life, the civil without basements, take cover Are passenger carrying bus and airline companies as strictly ones can cause serious away in tidal waves. At one property damage would be incurred if defense points out. Even if the in the center part of the house regulated as trucking companles7 — A. W. problems. Tornadoes seem to summer inn, owners, guests people observed preparedness and heeded sky is blue continue to listen to a on the lowest floor or in a small Dear A. W., pop up anywhere and hum-ri- and employes were carried out room such as a closet or storm warnings, civil defense groups say. battery-operated r3dio. Absolutely! canes can be a threat. to sea during the night. A tornado warring means it bathroom or under sturdy furPassenger carriers must follow the same procedures in People visiting shore points In a way time breeds indifhas been sighted or indicated by niture. Keep some windows establishing ticket prices that trucking companies must follow In or vacationing in areas new to ference because new gener- hours monitor the storm's po - move inland, stay away from weather radar. Seek inside open, but stay away from them. establishing freight rates. In fact, for every regulation imposed them should be especially alert ations have either forgotten sition through the advisories, banks of rivers and streams. chelter tin a cellar or reinupon the freight carriers, there Is a similar regulation imposed — even some northeast points about such disalsters or they Check all battery-powered Tornadoes are often spawned forced building) and stay away If caught in an office building upon the passenger carriers and both must answer to the same are showing tropical storm pat- have never even experienced a equipment. A portable radio by hurricanes and are among from windows. Curl up so your go to an east-facing or north.. federal regulatory agencies. The result Is industry-wide terns. Those in mobile homes mild hurricane, points out may become the only link with the storm's lethal effects. When head and eyes are protected. lacing interior hallway on the uniformity in ticket prices and competition based on quahly of should be prepared to brace Weather Service Director the outside world. Emergency a hurricane approaches listen The basement offers the great- lowest floor or to 1:1 ,e deilignated rvice. their homes if an emergency George P. (ressman. It is one cooking facilities and to radio and television for tor- es! safety. Seek shelter under shelter z'rca. arises, reason why the service, an flashlights might be essential if Fewer lives would be lost and agency of the Commerce De- utilities are interrupted. have there would be far less damage partment's National Oceanic your car fully fueled. to property if people observed and Atmospheric Adminisis located in Board windows or protect preparedness, civil defense tration, has been providing ur- them with storm shutters or :groups caution. gent messages to coastal people tape. Secure outdoor objects the heart of all area activities. Nowadays, long-range in the last years, he says. Mex- that might be blown away or CLOSE TO weather is predictable, giving ico, the Caribbean and the Gulf damaged or bring them inside. people a head start. And the of Mexico have been involved ln (Chairs, tables, barbecues may • Seminole Community College National Weather Service hurricanes. The northeast could even come flying through a fly l.ARItY SAXON passes on its forecasts of be next. • Sanford Plaza • Local Churches window unless brought inside.) weather patterns to civil What to do about hurricanes Store drinking water — a preparedness groups who alert and tornadoes' town's supply may be conyour exchange expert to be a townspeople and provide Dear Mr. Saxon, Acquire booklets or informa. t.amninated or diminished bs material explaining how to Lion containing hurricane and hurricane floods.I Run water in I bought a 24 W1 apartment tax expert. 110 W. Airp.rt Blvd. Sanford There are 102 ways to design cope. building with 80 per cent financtornado safety pointers from lo- bathtubs, fill bottles for refrigWe 0 tog that is about 20 years old. It an exchange, and one of them For example, a recent Severe cal civil preparedness offices. erator, keep other containers of pays for Itself and gives me should meet your needs. The Weather Seminar called by the In addition to that information, water in handy places. 323 7870 some profit also. When my trouble Is, most people expect a Connecticut Office of Civil Pre- there are special booklets on Leave low-lying areas when accountant got through figuring two-way horsetrade to do it paredness was planned io alert lighting, flash flood, mobile advised to do so. If you are in a -Office Open .4 town representatives that the homes, my income tax he deducted every time. 10-6 Daily mobile home, which is ex. of northeast might face a natural enough depreciation to give me In the event of a hurricane tremely vulnerable to high is an age This about a 82.000 tax loss that specialization, and when i disaster that could ap- warning or watch acquire a winds, leave It. If your home is 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments From $150.00 offsets part of my salary from comes to designing exchange proximate one that took the supply of boards, tools, bat- sturdy and at a safe elevation, my regular job. Is It really transactions. I think you will lives of more than 500 people in teries, nonperishable foods and remain indoors during a humINCLUDING legitimate to show a tax loss find it requires as much ex- 1938. other equipment necessary for cane. Washer & Dryer Warm winters and hot sum- comfort. like this? -- l. P Because hurricanes often Deluxe Clubhouse Swimm i ng Pool FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR pertise as is required in any mers indicate tropical storm If it is a hurricane watch a cause severe flooding as they Family and Adult Sections Central Heat and Air profession, Dear Mr. I p patterns, a pattern that has threat within 24 hours) normal Yes. Many property owners, Send your questions to: Real been spotted on Long Island — a activities should be continued Large and small, come close t') Estate Investments, The big vacation area — by mete- but radio or television for Nabalancing their income with Evening Herald, 300 North orologists. This area suffered tional Weather Service advisodepreciation. They are often French Avenue, Sanford, considerable damage in the ries should be left on. If there is able to show a tax loss when Florida 32771. 1938 hurricane, a warning (a strike within 24 depreciation is coupled with the Interest deductions that accompany heavy financing. • FOOD Villa,5 )1I1(Ile%AJO()CI Real Estate Investments $ ft - 41/2 -oz. DOZEN L JAR We Ic m e _, -- .' - B ABY excl. cig &7 Bad Storms Can Put Crimp In Vacations BEECHNUT j4 - HOT SidpelhWnd (8o, Cp 59i 45 -006 M11 K ;' -, LARGE 4 •• 2 . . . Beef Fritters H&C Whiting Fish Game Hens - - Supeni''f All f ltj-c,t Lo- for SUPERBRAND GRADE"A" THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS C Sarasota $oitd. All Vor.ti.s Lebanon Bologna is 9" Chopped Hom. $129 . . . . - a Corath W D Brand 1" W D Brand Pickle and jW A.A HALF GALLON -- - Spit F 4- $3 15) . is. . . . Blade Steaks ' Ground Beef ICE t Wetirin Corn Fed P0t1 Shoulder Bottor. Butt Ground Chuck $2 PG 5wt. Spareribs H1f Pit.k Pirr 5 Lht or Mere) P,. lóot • • Is Boneless Bp.f Full Cut W.tI..rn Corn Fed Firth Meat, Pork 0 II, Avg) 99' ' . . • • W 0 Brand Hand Pan Red Shump ROUND STEAKS is ROUND STEAK Sliced Bacon Ground Round . . . ' 89c lr,trttot.. French F ry fl W0 10 Hickory ' . . . . . W D Brand USDA Choice Bone '.'. Boil-In-Bags Borieleti Beef Bcittur .. . . . . . W D Brand USDA Choice Bonelest Beef Rib Small End S'..oht 79c Delmonicos A - - Astor Cauliflower or Or(1i.e0 A l l 289c is 69c . • • • Morton Glazed of 3 .... 79c fl Broccoli Spears . Kraft Miracle Whip 79c BAG Minute Maid Jelly Donuts. it -.- LB. (QunI?rrt) MARGARINE MARGARINE Mesh Bag Yellow Orange Juice. _ LB. Mrt F iliirtt Onions...... 3 oil A 10 11"G . _ mp By VIVIAN BROWN home still Is the most popular in AP Ncsfeatures Writer Company moves cause instant change in most areas. Some states (10 nit ,.4~ In this keep-your-lingersyet have laws governing Cidimany areas. When an firm mass-moved crossed housing market, a tie. out of Shreveport, it became a buyer's IIOIIIIRIUHLS. tiiendous upsurge in house re"We have been behind in markel, whereas when an electric company krrals by realtors in April — .76 per cent increase — Moving expenses may be deducted from your grcss income moved to Greensboro, N.C., created a North Carolina as we have had I law governing condominiums only if the change in reside nce is caused two steady months, market that couldn't even be met by by a change In the followed b' for only six years. In other location of your employment. Whether your new job is with the said CII. Touchberry of Char. existing housing. states there have been problotte. N.C., in an interview, lie same firm Ora different one Is of no importance. lerns where some projects have In order to make any deductions, certain criteria must be is national president of Intergone into foreclosure and Y_ met. The new location of your job must require you to travel at city l(elocation Service, known -is Itelo. the 15-year-old, 800- When an oil company mass- room for an office, but now Jy people have become scared In least 50 miles farther than if you had not moved and the move I must occur within one year of the date on which you begin full- member, nonprofit association moved out of Shreveport, it behouse,Florida, they are enacting laws now that would prohibit i-on• time work at the new location. Furthermore, you must work in the of real estate brokers who help came a buyer's market, where- using one room for an office and doniiiniurii developers from as an electric company moved guest room." new location for at least 39 weeks of th e first 12 mon ths following relocate families, -40 Although location, price and leasing the land on which con"It still is mainly a buyer's to Greensboro, N.C., creating a the move. Self employed persons m ust work at th e new location are built. That's tonmiiniumits for at least 78 weeks, of which 39 must be during the 12 month market in most areas except for market that couldn't even be resale value are prime considerations this year in the choice where the trouble is mainly, isolated places period following the Houston, met by existing housing. Most people seek houses that of a home, the survey showed, when the leased land doubles in You may deduct the entire amount charged by the moving Dallas, Fort Worth, San Franprice." company as well as any expenses incurred in traveling from the cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego cost as much or more than their there is still a lot of interest in old location to the new one. The deduction of traveling expenses is and so on, but the picture can present homes because they are schools. In Erie, Detroit and One big concern for a trans. rt J not change. Greensboro anything unusual in For example, then not taxed on the profits. On feree these days is what resale allowable for only one trip although family members ne'xI .... travel together or at the S;IITW time. You may deduct, up to a total Wanton, D.C., has had a the West Coast members in. the school situation still is an price he may receive when he , of 81,000, the -u;t of round.t.rip houschunting trips and meals and turfldi'(JtlIl(l in the $40,000 to dicated that younger buyers are o ver r idin g inccrn. -. filuSt transfer again. Other conPeople are paying two and a cerns expressed in the survey of lodging in temporary quarters for up to 30 consecutive days in the $70,000 house bracket and is evaluating life patterns in more now experiencing a sellers realistic terms, thinking far half to three times their gross the realtors included those new location while awaiting availability of the new residence but 4 market, he explained, into the future before doing income for a home and often it reflected by er.ergy shortages only after having obtained employment. You may add to this ! Omaha, Kansas City, Cleve- anything. is purchased with the combined — driving long distances to $1,000 figure, but not to exceed 82,5(0, expenses Incurred In the dt land arid Pittsburgh are among In some areas the three-bed- income of husband and wife. work or to airports they must sale of the old house and the purchase of a new one. These would include advertising expense, sales commissions, attorney and other seller's markets revealed room house is now more in de- Many are paying more in use so often. Local utility rates in recent survey of 100 of the mand than the four-bedroom monthly payments than their and the fuel required in maintelegal fees, appraisal fees, points, escrow fees and state transfer • I organization's top metropolitan house and in Memphis realtors weekly income, usually the rule nance of the home are other taxes. _ areas, and some suburban are predicting "a return to the of thumb. In asnwer to your specific question, you may deduct all considerations. .1 "Any family who wants a Chicago, St. Louis and nice two-bedroom house," In eligible expenses except for those which you do not pay or are As for remodeling old houses the Philadelphia mainline higher priced suburbs of Chi- home priced at triple their in'0 reimbursed for, because they cost less, although • r have beemne seller's markets cago and some other cities the come should ,.. plan a large cash many bachelor buyers are but there are odd twists. In Da. four-bedroom house is still pie- payment to reduce the amount Dear Mr. Bragan, doing this and in many states they borrow. They should try to ls there any particular advantage in purchasing insurance venport, Iowa, It is a seller's ferred. g old houses may be bought 'The four-bedroom house is bring it down to the doubled in- for less, in some areas such from the carrier for loss and damage which may occur in a move market under $10,0(1) and a J when my homeowner's policy contains a physical transfer buyer's market over $0,000. still popular here. There are a come figure," advises Touch- houses are at a premium. But Denver, Miami, Cincinnati, tremendous number of tray- berry. who has been in the real clause? DOGGING C. W. Although some moves are Mobtle and most of New Eng- cling men here and in Atlanta estate business for two decades. land continue to report buyer's who work out of their homes," While Louisville shows a being made by people changing Baron, a dachshund owned by Howard Thompson of Roanoke, Dear C,W., Va., Is an expert at soccer, at least as long as he '-an keep from Touchberry explained. "For- slight trend to cluster homes their jobs, most moves today Read the transfer clause carefully. Most homeowner's markets. puncturing the ball with those sharp teeth. Company moves cause in- merly many bought five-bed, and condominiums, over- are corporate moves, Touchpolicies with this clause cover only total losses, which almost stant change in mans- areas. room houses, using one bed- wheimingly the single-family berry explained. never happen sshile household goods are in transit. The carrier's insurance, however, covers any and all losses, no matter how small, up to the total value which you declare. An adequate amount of carrier's insurance Is certainly worth purchzsing. The industry wide price, 50 cents per $100 declared value, is small enough to warrant paying if only for our own peace of mind. - - )uc Bartlett Pears - - 29 $100 5 No I Wh1t.. Vent Vu U _ - $ r Frith Peaches .....3LBs _ _______ 99C Thompson Sunday, Aug. 17, 1975—SC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. d 1975 I USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY HOME , College Students Thrift Mad Cream Style or Dee Wh-'Kernel Corn 3 hr 'F Mod Cut Beans . . . • 4 CA O'NS '6 $100 S South 5lomhutg., Bell of Show iced Dills to, 2 22oz $ 100 Leading Lod 18 Roll) CANS $100 Bath Tissue PvC. .. 2 ROLLS 88C French Dressing • • Ib or BYE 9 ° Paper Plates Thri fty 69C Pork and Beans to CANS L_ DEEP SOUTH MAYON1111111 NAISE . THRIFTY MAID HALVES PEACHES N:'k~ ism ALL FLAVORS CHEK -C t $100 CT 75c Arro thrifty, Maid JUMBO l4o, CAN S 89C Vienna Sausage 3 Kroft 1000 Island of Paper Towels Tuna Cat Food so . 7 Thrft1 Mod . . • . • . Del Monte )RINK! $100 tOO . • • Maid Plain or Self-Rising Flour 3 LB BAG 69C ) ) ALL GRINDS VETERANSI Dear Mr. saxon, I have a chance to trade my qwrl tit for a eommercIa ASTOR COFFEE building I would like to have very much, 1nt I took the deal to my CPA as you have suggested so often and he told me I couldn't make the trade Why Rent? C.o,'t what y..'re pr.uaify with without paying a tax. Why can't I make this trade tax free? — S. S.F • Dear Mr. S. S. E., ( 'm glad you went I ' how Ntff# it wifl cost MODIL THE THE I OR 1 BATH THE CYPRESS-3 OR. 3 BATH THE MAGNOLIA— 3 BR BA"-i I THE MAPLE THE SEQUOIA— 38R - 3 OR 2 BATH I '16,9001 900 121r900 pWyjj# for 'j now horn, from Who Construction Company. VA DOWNPATM[NT VA MONTHLY PAYM[NT 10 60 '12401 t 1 153.36 160.70 26,900 '0 $0 24,500 '0 I 28,200 179.78 '0 5 1%-s BATH to own a brand SALtS PRICI - I BATH 1 OR lRCI4— yv . - '197.39 - 6206.93 - • -..-... - . I --'- Mobile How - ' . l eas . e IL.. r. �- __________ ...... - - __ '. - - . ,_ _ __w -_-._- _L._ ._..._.' U Sunday,Aug.17,lflS 6C-.-EvinIngH.ra,Sanford,FI. - t- - __________________ LegalNotice 4 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. 'Box 2507 Lake Mary.32716 (102 Land Transactions Are Recorded Sunset Seminole & 10 BIt 9 Palm Terr., $100. Ills., $100. Charles A. Patterson & WI. Wrenco Homes Inc., to Faye J. Its 9 & 10111k E, of S 'i 415, 417418424 4429 431 436 433 LUk A Carriage Hill Un. 4, of Tr. No. 14 Saniando Springs 440 Winter Springs Un, $40,000. 129,(. Wm. A. Schllmgen & set. Yvonne E. to Francis A. Fluet & U 212 Wrenwood HIs., Un. No. U 7 BIt E Hi-Alto Little Acres, 2, $31,400. $19,700. Catherine Rice to John L & hb. John to W.E. Blount & wf larkers & set Stephanie, LI 1 Blanche, U 28 South Pinecrest, Woodlands, Sec 3, $54,500. Lula Lee & hb. Joe to Ovi'.'do to Max D. Garner, U 22, Spring p1 222.10' E & 210.00' N of SW Mary Adams & Lauretta Adams to Lauretta Adams, u . ... — £5 DLI U, .1ne MCIOOWI Weti,, $100. Lester Kalmanson Assoc., Inc. to P'üIip Zeull & wf. Carolyn, LI 8 Isle of Windsor, $14,000. Daniel E. Benham & set. Patricia to Wm. W. Eckard & WI Geraldine LI 390 Winter Springs Un. IV, $54,500. Sec. 10-21-31 etc., $2,500. Harry David Sirrianna & wf Mary Jean to Jean M. Bostick, It 22 B. Chilcot & wE Ball, sgl. to Manuel Cells & set Carolyn, LI 6 BIt 1 San Lanta Winter Springs, ,.........l U [Vpl. hiJi ---V. dnAA 5iLh,SMJ. n rrpl.I Z)LAJ4 L1U1UI5.$IU.4UUI . tposci . PatE. Kirkey & WI. Patsy W., Walden Jack 1.. Gale & wf. Tina to hI.A. Iss Constr. Co. to S. ...t WL a'..,.i. t..uiusJIi, i'e I o Un. 2, $59,500. Branlmir Botic& - Anthony Culotta & wf Joanne & Graziano Mancuso & Katherine to James A. Watson &WLnnieM ,Lt18(lessW6.15') & U 19 (less E 10') BIk A, Suia s., m , $6,900. Da L. Anderson & wf Irene toJohnJ.Azzollno&wfAnnette I., LI 25 Goldle Manor, $12,700. , to First Fis. UUUUes NaderHomeslnc.,toJohnM. Basara & wi Barbara, 1.221 BIk A, Charter Oaks Un. 2, $31,200. GrangePropinc.,toJohnA. Phelps & WI Jean A., U 441 Siring Oaks Un. Ill, $3,200. JoAnnWbelchelWarilck,sgl to Thomas H. Warner& wI Jane a u 231 SprIng Oaks Un. 2, Charles M. Sassaman imarried) to Clara E. Sassaman, his WI., Us &4 & Amended Plat of Mau',oIl,a HtL, $8500. Robertl.eeWard& WI J0 ,I,n to Mn W. Gnrr& set Shirley C., Bik D, Lynwood Rev., $100. John C. Acker & Shirliy to Phllbrook F. Sargent & WI Jean L,LtlBlkCSweetwaterOaks, $76,700. Homer Amos Gooding to Edith D. Goodlnj, set., II 35 SE". of Sec. 16-21-31 (less E 34127') s,sw. The No. . . (QCD) Salvatore F. Manfre, sgl to Peter P. Bukur & WI tileen 111k A JQYIWIJOeOI $100. Greater Constr. Corp to Timothy J. Mosher, Sgl., u , Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, ' Harreon Corp. to Warren G. HotnsbyJr.& WI Donna Jo., Li 7 111k A, Sterling Park Un. 3, LI 19 BIk J Sec 2A North OrL Ranches, $1,700, s. Kendall & sif cars Sharon A. to Robert B. pease Jr., & WI Doris C., that part of of Sec 13-2130, comm. at N4-w Luke Dr&tntersecWr.w Tuscawilla Rd., etc., $80,000. eneva , catirine Johnson, wid Charlie S. Glenn & WI Gennie, LI 213, JO. Packard A&in Midway, $1000 ardens Luxury Patio Ronald E. Meyes & set Margaret to Richard W. Towuseod& set AdelaIde ft., LI Apartments STUCIO 1,2.3 B EDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 25 & ZSA Bik E, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, *79,900. Goebel Enterises Inc., to Jose F. Bert & w. Carol L Bit A Sweetwater Oaks Lot gn FROM 1 25 ' Charles Page & set Barbar J. to Peter D. Cordrev & WI Mary A. U 31111k A Del-Ray Manor, 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 3222O9O -_--. ______ ____________________ 5, ,, " Kathleen 1. Lt 3 BIk A, IdyiWlide of Loch Arbor, Sec 3 $42, David E. Scott H & set. Dulores A. to GordOn Smith Butters & set, Irene Ann, Li 6 Bik D, Sunland Eats., $19,500. Lloyd W. Cooper & wf. Frances to Canoe Creek Corp., I3roadus Carmichael, Ernest Charles Kontz to Befl W. Carmichael, Ga. Parcel 1 NW NEI.iSect2O.21.32NecorNWLe NE LaSect.2Oparcel2NE L4SE t4 W Lowrida E Coast Railway Co., 143000 Carol M. Home & Emmett ' to June R. Monaghan E 160' W Rosalind Hts., $292,000. FranklinSkeen&Jackiel,to Andy C. Maggard & WI. Opal M., Beg. atSW cor. of S ' of E 100'otW1'ofEofNWof NWLeInSec.16.20.3OrunW3O', N 270' E 0' S 45' W 200' S ' 29 E line E 160' W 202' W SE 431' N Secor etc., SW The Huskey Co to Ron Meyer Const. Co lot 5 BIk G Sweetwater Plas, $14,800 Arthur H. Illenberger & W. F ''' " Clayton & Mary H. Clayton tO Waltroel&W.CynthlaG. LotS Robt. L Lattrop & Cecily W. BIk A Knollwood, $110,000. Lot 19 Slores s. The Huskey Co. to Add., *77,000. catexine Conat. Corp Lot 15 BIk A. Elilell Ralns& Betty L W. C Sweetwater Oaks, $13,900. to Steve J. Kajar & W. Helen Gidus Builders Inc., to Lnii LOt 12 Bik B Ea.stbrook StanleyG. Zorn& w. Cheryl L , $35,T0. SUM. Lot 292 Woodaest Unit No. 5, WillIam R. Solitro to Barbara $29,400. A. Lot 24, Des Pinar Acres $100. Walter S. McEwan 111 & WI. Wm.R.SoiltrotoBarbaraA, MarljanetoRobtrtRValdei& Solltro CB Lot wf. Betty, U 2 BIk A, Dniid Acres, $100. hills Park, $32,900 Grace Keiley Johnson to Jotin Trunian D. Owens &__ WI. aols ram Johnson Cert. to C. David Strawn & set. Sara •4'$ £44 - birli - will he rCceivcd in the ,,.. "' Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle repl., Ii Robed Retche, Inc. to Bruce YOPIA flEP4YAMINY. es ui et at, Defendants. and to any and all other pintles claiming any right, title. andor interest in and to the following described property, to wit: V — 7 Bedroom, living, dining. Mitchen, , I fl ________________________ Woman wihe to share home women of all tget No previous training or experience required. e For complete details, call: ________________________ ô—Child Care ____________ ._ H. R. BLOCK. 218 South Beach St., Daytona Beach, Fla. 904252.4685. evening dId care. 6.30 am. to am A Childs World 3735.421 ___________________ I A BABY'S WORLD. Carofor infants toage2 only. Next tonew Drivers' LicenSe Bureau. 3224445 ________________________ 9Gd Things to Eat ___________________ --_____________ Peas. you pick. black eyes & purpl. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROMIODAYSWANTADS' : .,. . -. 34—WobiIe Homes -_______ ' ) Hwy. t7.2 Santo"1 Next ic Cavil'. ._.• -- — , V — — — — - ' b ' I I . Plaintiff, vs Its Secretary Pubtl5hAug 17. 74. 31 & Sept. 7. 1975 KENNETH P COOLEY, W Let vs buil'i one of our e I un1que 0, 1ornes on er 10 erent FROM !RIcFD '14,500 • '23,0001 New models open for display, so come on over and choose the right one for you. . 'Dlrectlons—Takel-4toth.DBary.DeltonaExit. Turnleftatmaln.ntranceto post th, CrltonA in, to blinking light, go straight on Dottona Blvd. to Fairbeirn Cf., turn right endfoIowsigns tonew models. if) ARON DR H Oil) ES, INC PH. (305)668-6170 or 628-2C12 ) - ' . ' ' ' I 1 . C a . .,1i.. - -. a Lonsa Q, Thurnwr& W. Aileen M. Lot 12 BIt J. Northgage, $40, ' I$ . . ' CarolynJ. E 'W ' NW t NW L4 SE 4. 5c •7..39 $5$()® ____ 1l.al1th Ryan & W. Pauline i'nom,ag. slowerloxjr., SAl II Duck P.d Add. CE, $6,800. BOWUIOZ Jr., E & PaUline W. tO CWYN C. Besheari & W. Alda M. Lot 01 j) Pond Add. to CE $3500 F1BdMflFed.S&LA.$30C.tO Fred B, Bowman & W. Eula M. Lot 81 Barclay Woods First add., $43,900. DeweyJ.Wlaemun&W.Vlda K. to Abraham Van Dam & W. ItuthM,ItG&w'/zLot5B1kC Lake Wainnn &Ights, $21 y100. - " a -' ______ -- V - m _____ ______ plans for you to select from ------ "f " li•tll F' IDIfl'T, PHILLIPS ,d Oil U &LLfl IV1 '. . aka . . NOTICE OF SUIT Defendants. I will sell to the h'Pie',' ist bi'If bIJkr ttw Cash at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse. at Sanford, Florida, at ' 5e"Nc'n Four, acrortling ti the "lit thereof xs recorded in Plat 6.00k 17, pages 59 and 60 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Stmino'' County, Fic'Ia. 5: Mitchell Shapiro, MD. 5: Eugertlo Gerscovich, MD ' 5: Carts Ruli, M 0 ' described property as tet forth in bald Summar Final Judgment, to are reQuired to Serve a copy of your 5 Victor Bitutta. M D wretter defenses, If any, to ' on S James Urbach, M.D. - NGREIPIE. .1,NN, - - S: Lawrence Blumen, MD. '""Y IANtUI'f piain*tt't at PublIsh Aug 17.21, 311 Sept 7.1973 Lot 30. Block 4. HEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO, Section One. forneys. whose address is P.O. Box DEO ç, 3317, St. Petersburg, Florida 33731 according to the Plat thereof, as on or before September 5th, 1975, recorded In Plal Book 13, Pages andflietheoridlnalwiththecieckof arid 6. of the Public Records ci this court either before servic, on Seminole County, FIOqIdI, a k-a p4aintift' aftorneys or Immediately Carvson Way, Casselberry, Florida, thereafter; otherwise a defa..lI will together wIth Range and Furnace be entered against you for tPte relief located therein and thereon demanded In the complaint or DATED this 14th day of August, petition 1973. WITNESS my hand and the seal of (SEAL) i, Clerk Seminole County Circuit 321.0041 -, ' ''"" OF P III i"" "' S . A;FORD tjr, ' , . .i-".r' . . 1 . I . Let,. , . - ., . .. ' ' '." "' "' . . . . - ." Ft I jill- V •fl I- - EXECUTIVE REAUTY- Formal living&ding room, large family room with fireplace. 3 bedroom. 2 bath split plan Nearly an acre HOMES OF DISTINCTION lose to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots •Street lights Paved streets •Sewers •Sldewalks g 70 Yes' MortgageS - S pct. down. or Conventional Mortgage Kish Real Estate Publish Aug 17, 19 7$ 211 W. 25th 0(0 I DFQ.N ll WI DSlJPt. J4iJIyJ P4iOIIlOflS , I ._.l , - , Sanford, 322 7270 _______ ORIENTALRUGSWANTED We Buy Furniture '65 FIe.etwood, like new Ford, e.xcelie,'t 2nd car, $393 Good credit? Low monthly prnts Many others to choose from 3231570 or 131.4605 '44 1973 Chevy Caprice Loaded. Low mileage, one owner, very clean. 13.000. 322-1546 1960 Mercedes Benz. Good conditIon 11.000 DAVES' 3739370 3223961 323095.' ____ fl—Auction 56—Camping Equipment SANFORD 7)' Terry Camper. 1973 model. Sleeps 6. A C . good condition, used Oily 7 or 3 tmcs 372 59)9 81—Aviation AUCTION One half interest in LuscomblA Call 130 9573 after6p m 17OC French Ave. 37) 7310 BUSINESS DIRECTORY QI EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ?&SJ __________________________________ Air conditioning __________ !Ome_Improvementi1 .. central Heat & Ar Conctionng For fre, estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 322. 177) interior. E Plastering Plaster patching & Simulated brick & stone specialty. 372.7710 AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 74 hour service. All maket DYKES AIR CON. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 323 DITIOP4ING, 322 J AhIIIV 8571 lissiI.tIOa' 37? 1)01, Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 C&A Backhoe 3 bedrooms. 1', baths. has large livincj&Jiningroom.newcarpet& new paint throughout Fenced - BANK REPOS end 21' wide reconditioned rnoblae homes. Furnished arid un furnIshed, Al like new )Allwith AC Pricedfrom$I.S00andup. Good terms to cualif led buyers May be 12' seen at Sanford's newest and most Roofing shell available Please calf nQht C.' oay 3?) )?f3 fljrj. Back hOe *01k. CuStok '.ay baienJ. Light clearing 372 6177 after 3. SOLAR HEATNG AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305.313 3919. - Registered with the state as Class A Contractor. Homes, additions, $30 5377 or $961411 eves. --____________________ Superior Mobile Carpepfry, Remo.teling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free eStimate 373 6035 — konie 710 W. Nlghu, 50 Wsatse 2.rds., fl. $1,000 USED CAMPING , ,. 'r. - I •1. a - •.l " , a • I , , - -. , - . I " • - 0 .1.t.•1 - - , f" ,7' j - , V,',, ,,. .. -: .q-'. I.,.- ,:".i-- '•., '.. , C. .I:L1.i.r ,:','y-4 FOR REPAIRS ROOFING REASONABLE PRICES Call Don ',s. '.,' '.''- ?".4'.' ''.7'. I P.R TREE SERVICE Tn, , .-. paIns I ense 3 inSured ' :.'4'4 TreeService ., ,'.." ' ' '.lSCi',hlC 53_ - oeremxlent service 57 ana 9397 ?2 ur !C• .,. • :'',:.,.''-'!.', •, Truck Repair - Nred sour uras cut' Prcr rI a I'. , ' '-- . )'' WallPapering -- - PAUL SLATER Office Macbliss - ,,' GIBSON S TRUCi( REPAIR & DIESEL SERVICE & 46. In r!5tr,il P.,rk 7554 STOP AND THINk. A MINUTE. H Classified Ads d;dn t work there w'ouldn t be any ' - 'V. - '. LRnlden:aLcornrnvcI Free Estimate's Ph 3724473 OFFICE MACHINES "Weservice all makes and models" __________________________ Fre Pickupand Delivery Sanford Business Mxch'nes 372 — _________________ W II brIIlI" ___________ " j— Daijise L U _____ D A •vOi. W _ L WELLS UWILLLI) PUMPS -V'" ______________ ___________ STINE MACHINE & SUI'PLY CO 736 7306; 6t?er 6 pm, 373 1595 Pick up & diivVy _________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and 5ijeS we repair and serivce Yøu have trie',j tnie rest now ry the best. Expert paint & body work tYourBusfrIess.,,DjQl (305) 451-7700 " V.. Expert roof repairs, fiat roots or shingles. All work guaranteed. BROGDEPI ROOFING 3234700 ','c'*rq :,,, t"4-377 4,437 7'37W 2nd St ShoLd 110 Nassau; very clean, good Cond. - V..... 666 5697 __________________________________________ Land Maintenance ,. ,.fV44 Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top soil 373 5943 APT AILING LAND CLEARING All types left & acreage cte.jred. We have top Soil, fill Jirl, clay, and ' A&A CLEANS ALL Esterior press're clean'? 37) Ct.5 MasonContractor, block masonry& concrete work Free Estimates Come to the Show. £4- Pressure C'eaning LawnCare Concrete and carpenter work: remodeling ir conditioning, roofing 373176$ 'ou buy any mobile home, come see oIl you can get for your money --- Aerial, Portraits, Advertising $31 C*C5 or 671 SS -_ —a Service FAP IS III DEMAND SELL I'T iow v,IT,4 A CLASSIP-iED MO Building roofing and concrete fin,thin9.treeestimates. So before ____ ESTERSON LANDCLEARING NO LONGER 321 0707 We sell. -_-. s,,,. '' If your roof s for the birds Call the Bird— A lien Wrenn Arid best of all we're dependable The superior Mobile Home Show is a wholly. owned subsidiary of ona of the ten largest saving, end loan associations in the U.S. We stand behind every home ________________ 2') pct off tP.rou;n •\ijcust R K. SEAMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Candids, Commercial. Land Clearing, fill cirt. Clay, 'OCli .A'; a.nct0digg,ng. House trailers stored & moved 372 9147 or 134 structbn Cxli 319 5395 or 349-5496 premises Homes aid work, driveways, sidewalks. patios Price (you) can afford Free Estimates. R&L Con service center right on the 't-'r-_ 1195 tcns, rerrodeIn. repair, roofing painting Concrete good'ae'new refurbished models, We have Iowcost financing and a complete . LdOear9 HomeImprovements At Superior Mobile Home Show, our seioct,on is so large, we're a mobile nome show all by ourselves We have .iw homes We Piio Reo Real Estate Broker PET REST INN BoIrding & Groom ng Ph 3771057 Save up to 30 pt on eieclnicity. Install cellulose fiber blown in Insulation For free estimates. 64.86353 or 904 734 3096 MOVING HAULING S,\LvAGE Sonny Brooks 371 0299 anytime C.irprr?r, ________ ..---_ $çr..is '"V 'PatCare - 1331 lIa.11ni Superior MobiIe'' Home ShouI.'° APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive iter 'o ' H. Window & Door Screens Custom made Repairs Disco.jnt Prces '2? M20 _________________ Payton Realty _d - 'P-I-_.1U_. Country Side Trailer Park on Airport Blvd A rca1,, bargain for ,,_ 2. '71 Ptntos. 4 spds. both encell. '71 Pinto, automatic; air '65 VW, S P., rebuilt engine, $450 '65 Chevelle, SS 3%. 1495 '$3 Falcon, I tNt Show room coed. 'U Chevy Wagon. low miles, 1.495 buy P065011 MARINE MAN USED CARS 322.2631-99c1 -- I • r.iAb I%f1 rscmi.vuvmjuv CHICO& THE Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 5126. WInter Park Johnson and trailer, $350. Can be ______________________________ seen at 51$ Meilonvllle. 372.6002. (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 3t F P r"'t 750) Orlando Drive Seinlord 373 5700 CaliBart Real Estate Sanford, Fla. _II 1... A4 i'' iIAi ANTIQUES 1 PIece or Housefull CASH 32) 4.32$ Beauty Care GREGORY MOBILE HOMES -.. 373.1379 11' Orlando Clipper with 15 drawers, $20 3*5 formica table. wooden gun rack. Teflon deep freer; Hamilton Beach rotisserie broiler, $20 All items in good condition. 107 Suntet Drive, Loch Arbor. 37? 5706 $21,000. REALTOR 2701 S. French Av .311 0011 Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. 33I casIonal chair, II. Chest of beautiful park, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park. Call $310997 for appt. and Interview. CallusonLo't&acreag, CASH For Your Junk Cars etc. Buy 1 or 100) items. Larry's ii' Fiberglass with 20 HP motor and trailer. Only in water 10 times. Sectional sole. steel frames, leather cushions, $20. White vinyl or ' custom burn doo houSe. S41.000. CASH 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances tools. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ' Cash For Your Junk Cars 32) 9136 Margaret Peck sold her '67 Cougar in the first week her ad ran Dining room suite, solid wasnut, table. 6 chaIrs and buffet. Like mew, 1)25 Also dinette set with 4 chairs. $23. and other items 5)1. 3902. SACRIFICE --- Home on lake. 3 BR. 7 baths, c,ntral heat air GC'OD LOCATED COMMERCIAL PROPEPTY -, 10. salt. or lease - 13 Fiat 150 Spider Clean; new top. 32 mpg 11.550 372 4051 68—Wanted to Buy trailer md power winch, all 1977. 17,500. Call 373104$ 51—Household Goods LARGE SHADED FENCED BACK YARD with 3 BR. 1 bath home breakfast bar, 2 patios. ducjble n.aran.. boat dock. All that arid condition Fully eguippei. $150. 322 19)9 JIM DANE$Y JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxc,a" GORMLY'S E. 46 Sanford 323473.3 Furniture & MIscellaneous Sell for 30 pet. commission Free Pick. ups. Auction Saturdays 7 p.m. _____________________ RELAX- - 1973 Karman Ghia. exceptionally clean, low mileage. 17.595 Ask for Duane M.cGuire. 372-1651. 1969 BUICK ELECTRA 223 Good E. E. Ford rented her house in one day through her ad In The Herald. with tachometer and calendar, Still in case; cost $150, will take 1100 '177 7911 GOOD INCOME - Comfortable & convenIent 2 BR with 2 apart ma.'t', rt. I*f p TWO ACRES -- with I BR home on onod Qarden land or pasture. $77,000 Enjoy country ivg 3 bedroom, 2 bath, on 100*200' lot. 42—MObIk2 Shag carpet, beautiful fireplace. ---- 67 A—Feed ___ Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry. Hwy. 17 92 530 1206 1$' Larson Bowrlder, 115 HP Merc. _________________________________ with power tilt and certified PINEY WOODS BARN- We BENRUS man's watch, electronic SUNLANI)— PICTURE PERFECT- 3 bedruom 7 bath family room screened oversized patio, garige, 'i '' ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING YARD SALE- Furniture. dishes, clothing, etc. Sat. & Sun.9 a.m..til. 2111 Willow. Sanford. $35 7970 _________________________- V Going to school-must sell '67 Dodge Dart, auto, slant 6 1600. 37)06-10. 55—Boats&Accessories LAKE MARY ?BR Fla. room, lenced yard Ray Crank .'4.. small. $65 up. One female miniature Dachshund, red, 163. Also Siamese kittens, 1)0 and 115. AND BOARDING KENNELS.327. 5152, MAITLAND FLEA MART CHOICE 115111105 26 Stat on Wagons 327-1839 2615 Palme$tose. boat, $50 )73 3686 IN ALL PRICE RANGES 511W. 1st St ,377 3641.3722757 citrus trees, well for ac, & spnink'ers Large utility building A steal at 175.900 - U 2125 YALE AVE. Mini farm 10 heart of town. 3 BR., 2 bath (I bedroom is efficiency apt wIth private entrance). Lo. family room. formaldininql. livingrm, In Sanford's Finest , ' 377 1959,377.4164 Moving? Why Not Live Clerk of the Circuit Court , MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French ? 1991 322 7371. 123 1196. 3fl 1954 ______________________________________________________ CeripIai't WITNESS my hand and official seal of office at Seminole C0.anty, Florida, Iltis 24th day ci July, 1915. Dt',I.i. Central Flonidi't "( REAL ESTATE Clerk of the ClCuil Court By: Cecella V. [ktrn Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Aug 3.10,17,71, 1975 Court By ilaine RIChardo DfPU$Y Clerk II $ .temper Realty 373.7540 KI H Two 1964 Pontiac Chihuahua puppies, AKC. some very Sales Sale for 1970 Oldsmobile. 9 passenger Vito Cruiser; power steering, brakes. seat I worduws; air, AM FM Stereo $1,500 or best offer. C.all 3771643 atter 5. FREE KITTENS to good homes, 7 weeks old 3720125 after 5:13, HP Rotor Tiller; new metal detector: 10 cup coffee maker; over 100 pieces of men, women and children's clothing (large and small sizes) and many other items including Jules Jergensen and Juvenia IlK gold watches. SOS Lemon St. Sanford Byowner 3221507 care by crattsmen Only $11,500 80—Atjtos - 373.1766 YARD SALE. Sat. 6. Sun, Almost new 16 HP Sears Tractor with 42" mower, dozier blade. I '65 Ford Galaxie 500 XL. 759 au'o trans New Paint; excellent condition $150 Entertainment Console. 1)5 13' wooden fishing BALL REALTY TWO STORY FRAME '71 HONDA 330. Completely equipped with many extris Adult owned Approx 7500 miles. $1,395 372 6761 Female Puppies Imo old,Sl0 Low prices Fri-Sat Sun 207 Pine Winds Drive. Sanford (Hidden Lake) Call Today 327 761) or 831 9.993, 3 Bedroom, 1', bath, family room, heat aIr. 173.900 Acre Realty. REALTOR 37) 7750 decorated 179.900 1971 Honda, 750 Good Condition. 10(t) miles Marty extras 1200 and take 6PetsSus BIG GARAGE SALE Let a Herad Classified Advisor write a success ad for youl Three Bedroom in Pinecrest; carpeted; fenced. $150 dowi, FHA. Nothing down VA Phone 323 6111 BR, I bath home; beautif,iIIy 4605. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Console. 175 3733616 1941 Hwy. 1792 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 Home on small lake, cement pool, fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 1", baths, paneled den with custom drapes; new roof, fenced back yard. 57V,S(X) by owner 3V 0521 '72 SUZUKI, 550 cc. electric start; excellent conditIon, 323 IS700r 534. Rent Otue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for onlyll SOper day. ?927Hwy 1797 Larry Saxon, Realtor Two BR.. 5cr porch. FP, garage, carpet, no qualifying $11,930. Acre Realty, REALTOR 323 7750. 373 3166 over payments 3220650 MOTOROLA COLOR TV What do you have to sell, rent, or offer? BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS You can be settled In this ideal family home, Close to good schools, big 3 bedroom. 2 bath. family room and double garage. A real cream puff. Owner must selll Asking 137.230 323 9110. BLAIR AGENCY 64—EquipmentforRent T,'o;3Ch AMSS(lPintoCflradio& anntenn, Dual power supply. Nearly new. Cost $700 Will sell for $400. 3726535. 54—Garage Motorcycle Insurance Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Aye, Sanford 6141006 THE ABOVE ARE REAL PEOPLE WHO HAD GOOD RESULTS BY ADVERTISING IN THE HERALD CLASSIFIED. large lot. gQod location Assome 7' pci. or $750 down, FHA. Priced below FHA appraisal. 323 6532. POOL HOME x Arthur 14 Deckwith. Jr I a SALES BY Z •' .W - - on West Third St Large corner lot $16,500 Sorry, all cash or MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES w this Court en ,Iuty 31s?, 1975. (SEAL) Art!ivr H Reckwith, Jr. REDUCED IIPIDER ORIGI'IAL COST SwIm in community pool low, low down Price 135.950 YOu, Defe.ic!an?. are hereby -- SANFORD by owner. 3 BR, 7 bath. 2 yrs old. Central heat air. carpet, garage, screened porch, DOLL HOUSE '.. 1563 Park Dr. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Near Mall: I Bedroom, 2 bath. screened patio, corner lot. 131.500 by owner. From • TO Kenneth P Conic,' 12$ Pd Main Street _. • I Down - Desperate Empty, move right in, I bedrooms. family room, separate living & dining rooms 30'xlO' screened porch, huge inside utility room. 2 car garage, 2' -, years old. -. Milford, Matsathusetts 0)757 titlous name of ALTAMONTE original answer or pleading in the YOU AWE NOTIFIED hal an MEDICAL CENTER. at Boston offire of the Clerk of the Circuit acliOfltoforec$osearnor?gageonth, Avrnue,Cityot Altamonte$prings, Court on or before the 5th day of •..Ii..1.....,....._ Slnt.,nhq, ICtI i(a,IaIlê...,.... 'W U 1 V . y p.. U I I 7 Ui JO U] 'rigix d. .ount y 0! em inoje, t lie or once, a default will be taken against County. Florida' intends to register the said name I.%#%J l,IIIt IJ1 MARY Low _____________________________ Z C' -- — — REALTORS 78—Motorcycles NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES COLOR TV,$149SMONTH -RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Dorothy Cameron "had marvelous re'ults" with her ad for miscellaneo'js item's. 1t09 Sanford Ave 3734430 Color TV's from $30; 81W, from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 5. French, 323 1731 Pay Hodges ran an act in Tile Herald under lawn service. He reports "Results were marvelous" 322242O Anytime Reconditioned Batteries, $17.93 cx 3 M Precse time released plant food. Gard.nLand, 1400 W. 1st St., TELEVISION SETS $75 UP MILLERS ?6l9OrlandoDr Ph )flØ)57 SUCCESS STORIES Your MLS Agency 76—Auto Parts Top Condition Weekend- 322 7121 Friday TIGHTWADS TAKE NO1ICEI 3 Dorothy Baublit: ran an ad for an electric organ she wanled to sell. BPs, 1 bath, owner will hold "It sold before the week was out". mortgage 119.500 she said SANFORD Office fjrn yth pione's, util & secy Only 1700 ma 1.1 IndustrialSYSTEMS FOUR _______________ Park 373 0061 Inc .PEAL TOPS 71 Hrs 64.1 4341 2400 sq ft ideal garage, shop. ____________________________ warehouse All or part. Will Beeutiful ranch type home, 3 6.4 remodel to suit tenant. 322 $371 or acres, stable Osteen area 617. 732 6620 1617; 3736156 Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I 1 Come On Out And See For Yourself. Richard G. Lohman to BarbaraA.Lotunan,Lo124,Blk A Del;-R.ay Manot', $100. SANORA -siress' Property INTHE CIRCUITCOURTOF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75I)99.CA1).i , Due to late cancellation, comp. f urn, Ocean side Condo in New Smyrna from Sat, noon 573 to Mon. 91 (Labor Day) $275 Call 377 1177 or _____________________________ 322 0720 nights Clerk ci the Circuit Court, Seminole situate, lying and being in Seminole Arsdale Osborne Harry R. Ansley & WI. Glens Van Plaintiff IN THE CIaCUIT COURT FOR County, Florida In accordance with County, Florida. to wit: the provisions 0$ the Fictitious The West one half of Lots 25) and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA D., U 8 BIt A, Sweetwater Brokerage Co Addn.. to Black vs Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 237 and all of Lots 253. 234. 755 and NO. 7S.1231.CA.I9.D MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS ak a CASE Hammock, de3c., $2,90Q, Oaks, Sec 5, $91,000. $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. 236, TOWN OF LONC.WOOD. MARY L PHILLIPS LAMPMAN. CIRCUIT CIVIL S Fred Angle Clara Orzechowskl, John FLORlDA,accordlngtoplatterf FLORIDA FEDE.AL SAViNGS Defendants AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Publish: Aug 10, 17, 21. 31, 1975 necor(jed In Plat Book 1, Pages II Wtlllams& wf. Irene to Billie I. DEO 31 through 21. 04 the public records of United States corporation, NOTICE OF Stwty & WI. May E., LI 15 & S Seminole County. plaintiff FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE OF 30' of 14, all of 16 Bit ft 1515 bn filed against yj in the vs INTENTION TO REGISTER above styled suit, and you are Longwxd Park, $5,000. HEATING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MILFORD AND FICTITIOUS NAME reQuired to serve a copy of your of COOLING, INC, et. al. Judgment to pursuant to a Final Curtis H. Wade & set. Carol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, afltwerOrpleadingtothedomplajnt dated the 14th day of Defendants Eleanor M. KS1U, i, LI 17 Foreclosure August, 1973. and entered in Case NOTICE OF ACTION pursuant to Florida Statute $65.09, on Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEPH M Bik F, Woodmere Park, 2nd No.75lO52oftheClrcuitCourtolthe TO: MILFORD HEATING AND that the undersigned, desiring to MURASKO. P0 BOX 746. FERN for Seminole County. Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, is Street, 116.900 Terms 3fl 6620. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Req Real Estate Broker 322.764,3 C' ,,, .. 7 BR . fenced yard. carport. prlvete 36—Resori Property TGAGE ASSOCIATION, 323 U70 1973 12' wide, 1 BR, air cond . fur _________________ Real Estate name, to wit: AUSTIN'S BEAUTY SALON, under which I am engaged in business at 110 Highway I? 92. Fern Park. Florida That the party Interested in Said bu%'.esi enterprise ix JUNE E WILLIAMS Publish Ag 17, 24. 31. b. Sept 7. 1975 D(O 91 Sanford 377 3619 SUIT. Executive living in thiS spacIous 2 story. 3 bedroom home with separate 1 BR. 1 bath cottage. Great for guest or molher.in law. New carpeting throughout. well for sprinkling, large lotMus? see A small Classified Act brings big returns Try one and see. Call 377. 7611 or $31999') Peg Real Estate Broker 3710630 3735215 fished $125 monthly Adults Security 322 5979 undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictlti*ut Name Statute". Chaplir MS 09. Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole County. Florida. upon receipt of proof of the "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" HOME IN THE GREY FLANNEL WITT REALTY Furnispiec, ? Ilk, air conditioned, $150 Call 373 0377 1947 MARY CARTER PAINTS 3155. Elm Avenue 1)0.500- 7 BEDROOMS, 1 bath sereened poch, rear yard fenced. Two Nicely furnished. 7 bedroom. Adults preferred $135 to $140 per month Call 3774470 under the fictitious name of notified that a Complaint For Publish Aug 17,71.311 Sept 7,1973 GENEVA AUTO SALES. and that I Partition and Accounting on the $17,500. interest 7 BR, All utilities Air ccnd. Adults Plo Pets $50 week 32? 9O66 Realty. WANT AD Phone )fl 7611 or $37 9993 and a frIendly Ad Visor will help you 62—Lawn-Garden Late mo.cjef (oor :.,'iyan,s 19", table model, new Grade B picture tube with warranty, 1)70; Also Sylvania color console, new Grade lb picture tube with warranty 1150, 377 9497, I to 5, Monday factory colors and white, 1) 99 per gal Interior semi gloss enamel Latex or Oil Base, $5.99 per gal, factory colors only. Interior and exterior higl' gloss enamel, fac tory colors & while, $6.99 per gal Vatues to $11.99 per gal All colors while they last, Plo Rain Checks! Come early to $31 5031. MID 20's- NEW HOMES. 3 6. 1 bedrooms S prt down. 71 pet. V TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' Notice is P*rety given that the .-.,..-,. 5: 0. L Wlese Geneva. Seminole County, Florida _____________________________ 119500-3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, Fam CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Rm,. dbi. carport CAROL JONES. FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am Recently reduced 171.500, Call 131. 7013. 1723, ____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Sanford, by Owner. 3 BR. 1 bath. large eat.in kitchen, plus formal dining room. New Carpet, 37? 5627 PAINT SALE Save now on discontinued paint lines, Interior and exterior Latex, Sten strom furrnshed. 26065.l'Iwy 1797 REALTOR 323 5711 ______________________ College, private wooded Io. 2 BR. $123 mc Also 4 BR-$16S mo 531 furnished 'Air conditioned References required $100 mc, $5 deposit 32? 7)99 __________________ ________________________ LegalNotice NOTICE UNDER Furnished Co$tace,clean,snadedlot; Close In S9Omo Also other apts 3226261 ________________ tit1ou IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WIPIDERwEEDLE. HAlIdES. - ____________________ AVALOP4APARTMEIITS ADULTSMO PETS 116W. 2nd St. ________________ We have listingi We have b.syer5 We eed another real estate Ii censee to help uS make sale,. Forrest Greene. Inc rn 4353,372 5970. eves publication of this notice, the f IC By Lillian Jenkins - .. Ladles as fashion show directors for SarahCoventyJ.we4ry rn $3 to $3 per hour commission. Full or part time eip,ri.nc. Plo n*criury. .ompJes rrq•. vari Plow. 349 1470 or 319 5194 NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN, A'TTCY 33HOUSeS 31? . change PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 53—TV-Radio-Stereo Lawn Mowers repaired, almost every kind at prices you can at ford Call 373 13(A, SANFORD: 3' BR. 1", bath, air. Harold Hall Realty MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR SELL WINTER ITEMS. "DON'T NEEDS" PAST WITH A lncludebuiItin cabinet 327 77,76 YAZOO Mower AM.FM Stereo with 6514 Turntable in ccir'.oIe 3'xlB". 000d cond. Aiij '67 70 auto. trans for Pontiac, Perfection Condition, Ask for John4, 37) 4645 322.6457 MUST SELL - New) BR 2 BATH IOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER. fl?72g7 ___________________ 2fledroom,l9OlSummerllnAve 5L900 3733197 ________________ _____________________ 31-4par1nnt Furnished PARTTIME Receptionist, light typing; per. sonality pluit I hours daily. flexible 327MM pursuant to Florida Statute 14509. that the undersigned, aeilring to engage In business under the tic name of XCF.L GASOLI NE. ti INC.. at Sanford Terminal, City of Lake Monroe. Cou.'ty of Seminole. State of Florida, intends to register the said name with the CierP of the Circuit Court of Seminole ounty. Florida. XCEL PETROLEUM. INC. a Georgia corporation By' 5: l.A. Black it President (Corporate Seal) sio Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk & clsafrs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines ?OONEY APPLIANCES)fl 0197 TWO air conditioners: one 16.000 (lTD. one 5.000 (lTD. good running (Ofidition $150 for both 373 L011. 57SO all CAMPER BODY HULL for$'bed .,TOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any 6960. able Bud Cabell 377 605? any lime. troec, 101W Commercal Sanford)?? 7551 Roof, carpet, 139,900. Terms washer. Excellent cond. 11 mos. er tops. Sinks Installation avail GENE PAL CONTRACTOR K RIDER. ASSOC COUNTRY LIVING Roomy 3 BR, 3 bath on ', acre with 60—Office Supplies P4OLLS Casseiberry. 17 97,130 1106 old. Can also be built In. 1173. 373. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count JOHNNY WALKER .. - b.th, family rm • 7 car garage, central air, heat, kitchen equip. peci Call eves 625)091 One and two bedroom houses and apartments $50 to per mO SOniCfurniShed321 0O6 _________________________ __ incom, as an AVON Representa live Call 6443019 r 3 bedroom, 7 story. central heat & air,nicenelghborhood.references required $190 mo.$lOO deposit. 373 7399 One 6. 7 bedroom aparimecils, furnithed or unfurnithid NewI rederorated Come see. 30 E i&—Help wanted £r.yA, " -""I - .se tili BAMBOO COVE APIS. Inc. - Thrp bedrooms. 1' baths; full V carpeted ill) Valencia Ct West. - - JOHN ON ALL PRICE !zAPdGES 117 W. lit St. 32? 5641; 373 2757 nished & Comp'ete child care Services. New Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323 5690 Walk to shopping $3.4 1649. ririrr Friday only Pir — Private room 3770579cr 322 6d65 ____________________ Ii like pennies from heaven wt,tn YOU sell "Doni Needs" with a _______________________________ ad 645 7333 Da,s- )fl 617) Nights 3fl 7)57 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And 3272090 ________________________ - REALTORS ST JOHNS REALTY CO. 321 21 iz ATP 11145. ___________________________ F IRST MONTH'S RENT FREE. TRUCK CAMPER. Sleeps 1; gooc condition Best offer. Also one utility trailer. 373 1447. LADY KENMOPE portable dish- FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Mcnday. Wednesday & Why store it and forget it? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad, 322 2611 [1.' L/.LTOi4 -- Rentals tuition course venle'ntly scheduled to accommo tate work log stjdefltt and house wives Curriculum includes ?c1u 32—Houses Uiifurnishd _____________________ Enrollment it open to Ii,n and PerhapsAlcoloJic Anonymous Can Help Calllfl 45$7 Write P.O Box 12$) Sanford,FkIda 37771 DeiBjty Clerk Post Office Box Winter Park, Florida 37759 f' Jim Hunt Realty, REALTORS 373 6)5) _____________________________ -- work Receptiorist light t,iriq, (,v.h:,'rk fl nq, Io'.m 37). 6353 CLIFF JORDAN,REALIOR ___ Classes cci perienced H I R. BLOCK in. On Oreqon Ave & 1 ml. North according to the Floor Plan, which is 04 46 and tjjt west CIII. I I Mi. pirt of the Plot Plan and Survey West of Sanford, Clcred on Sun e which exhibit "C", to he cla5's claration of Restrictlorn, Reur _______________________________ vations. Covenaflti,Conditiorts and • VILWEKIVA Easements, LAS. a condominium LegalNotice Official Reccrd Book 1017. Page 1231. Public Records of Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida. together with an Notice is hereby given that I am undivided 1.43rd Interest in and to all engaged in but'nfl5 at 350 Wymore, that certain Common Property as Rd. Apt. 101. Altamonte iprings' set forth and defined 10 32701, SemInole County, Florida aforementioned Declaration and under the fictitious name of 3 tog.therwlthanexcluslv.eawnefit PR000CT1ONS,andttiatl intend to over. ttWOUQh and across Lot "A", register said name with the Clerk of as described end set forth in said the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Declaration Florida in ac.cordsnce With tl'ie YOU '.RE HEREBY NOTIFIED provisions of the Fictitious PIame that a suit to foreclose a mortgage Statutes, ToWI?' Section 16$ 09 cntheab.ov,clscribedgroperty has Florida StatuteS 1957. S Thomas(. Krause inttii against you in the Circuit Court 01 the Eighteenth Publish: Aug 3. 10. 17. 24. 1975 Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole DEO7 Ccunty, Florida. you a each Of PtOTICE OF you are hereby required to file your INTENTION TO REGISTER Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit FICTITIOUS NAME Court,andsecveacopytherof upon . --__._ Energetic mature worni,r, desire's BLOCK — America's ti & 14 LAKE MARY-7 BR Diple*; $150 plus $50 deposit, ____ 311 31SE FlrstSt Forrest Greene, Inc. I.',, - will teach you to prepare iflconir' "Hotline". AdultS or Teens. ___________________ TO YOPIA BEP4YAMINY and EVELYN BENYAMINY, his wife 14 West Walnut long Beach. New York ,, ________________________ preparation. CIRCUIT COURT. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll PARK FEDERAL WINTER LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the United States of America, Plaintiff. ' in the growing field of Income tax No,'.. PROBLEM ' '. NAT IONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305 773 2740 --- " $7 7.%cO to steal this like new 3 BR. 7 bath home from desperate out of•state owner. Big fenced lot, central air, gara. close in Available today; no qualifying, Pnice in the t20's Hurry. 5)1 5222 .,.. _ Sale at 1709 Magnolia (tan house). * WANTED•THIEVES * Career Sale Or.portunity- no - overnight travel is required DELTOPIA Plr-w Duplex. lurn or tomplete training program unfurn Drapes, Water, Lawn Excellent fninac hpneIIt ,,,, ,. ,,, , ' to earnings Take five minutes to -' investigate this i.iitislyirq and Duplex. lbedroom furn apt., adults. rf'A,lrdnq r,ireq.r Call Orlando Call 322)610 alter 3:30 for CALL TO SEE Lawn Mowers We sell The est & SANFORD- 3 BR, 2 bath home, Service the Rest Western Auto. central heat air, range and 301 W. 1st St. refrIgerator, 20*10 stonac,e bldg., WILSON MAIER FURNITURE fenced yard, zoned agricultural, BUY — SELL — TRADE luSt two blocks from Lake Monroe PlOP TIIEAST SEMINOLE 31A—Duplexes Gun Repairs. reloads. and reloading components IIAPS S31 905. cabinets, as is Cash and Carry 52—App Iiances 50—i'v'uscellaneous beautiful trees, nearly on the lake. $4,500 373.6061 or 373 0517 eves ' Each Woodmere i.me Features Central Heat And Air, Shag CarpetIng In Lhlng Areas, Inside And C Sweetwater Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnishd Oaks, Sec I, North, $21,800. Tom R. Estes & set, Kathleen 44902 4 -. , -- H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOb IN AVAI LA. TE RVIEWS fll r 1csp MEST ''-- STU. DENTS. you. MQITIiAUk PUHLU)UKt COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7$.I0S2.CA-O.A B&rI'Y Pittt 3279437 _______________________________ SherryI, Manisue Bosch. Please write their father. Nicholas J. Bosch, 161 P4 Mulberry St. .tsflei, Oho Sales person with ladies' wear ex. penience Apply in person. Roiay. 72S 1st St Sanford DRUM LESSONS ARE YOU LONELY? Lii Ut help EE Add. to Sanf., $2,500. ?s W. Clayton Jr., & Joan B. Clayton, W. Malcolm -_-- -_ ____________________________ THE ______________________________ SamuelB.Hauell&wf.Betty to Dorothy Rigkr, Trustee, ---" Niceefficiency apartment, upstairs. all utilities furn, 19750 Adults O'1Y 373 2296 eve's & wk nds Merchandise CALL US NOW 1936 Chevy. 16' boat, portable TV LAKE MARY- Residential lot, and large bar for sale. Can be seen M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Estale Broker 5UJW 151St KULP DECORATORS 109 W. 1st St , 377 7333 We Buy Furniture -. dlck"r or Swap. 123.900. you Qualifyt PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2345 Park Drive 170 up . 15—Recreational Vehicles SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtow,$ 3279411 Eve. $691146 den, screened porch. 3653716 FISH, SWIM. SKI- 3 BR waterfront home; beautiful kitcnen, formal dining, Florida room, central heat air; fenced yard. 137.500 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 BR, 1', baths. central heat air; fenced yard; will than rent. Government subsidiied Ion? Bedrooms Adultsonly 57--Sports Equipment Payments Singer Zig Zag, In cabInet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. _________________________- DUPLEX- GENEVA 2 BR, 1 bath, - $100 per ma, utilities included, ..3P( WiIfl tollowing; up to 70 Pct Call 372 1476 alter 6pm Assume - 46—CommercialProperty Req Real €state Broker 1100 E. 75th St. 322 6655 P4e'whoute' ma rural area No down AiI ---- il—JnstriictiOflS - For families or friends of problem ,,inkers V For further Information call 173 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 55), Sanford, FIa 3777) ,,,,,,, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr L,LL2BLkA,TanglewoodSec3 Highland Perk, $8,250. -- -IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON --- DE096 ________ ''"' T,.w.a WIi DiIIip.n.tu L Lnn U __-V _-V---- V- 4.PersoflaIS - '" 1.2 - NOTICE is hereby given that road. $31,'O0 Hulfman Realty, 3?? 159$ or 32? 1153' NICE 718 W First St. 1657, Sanford, Fla . SEMINOLE CO. Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o.k. Terry Realty, 6710711 Sunday,Aug.17,173-7C Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. 51--usehoidds Sold new for $349.00. Pay balance of $61 or 10 payments of$9. See at. 3 Room Apt Completely remodeled with fringe Tue's. thru Saturday Write tSo* 579. Evening Herald, P0, Box CITY OF LONOW000 C. Us $ & 7 BIt C, SnIindo domlnlum Parcel Unit No. 424, SprifljITT. 15, 2nd repl. $33,500, $100. John L. Clendenin & W. Dottle Charles S. Tharp & wf. Nw VICTOR E. W000MAN, ol the firm L to Robt. R. Fisher Jr. Lot 12, of Wlndereedle, Names. Ward I to JOhn Do Abreau & WI. Woodmen PA Post Office Box ISO, Breatrice LI 1 BIt A, wdry Longwood Pines, $26,530. Dorothy V. Moore to Myron Winte' Part. Florida fl75, At. Club Manor Ur.. No. I, $I6,. torneys for Plaintiff in the above City of Casselberry to Charles F. KInan E 30' Lot 10, W Styled action, on or before the 17th L Socich & Christine M., S 2' 33*4' Lot 9 Bit D Olxn.stead & day of Sepfembr 1973 ii you fall to do so. iudgmen$ by default will be Millers Subd, $20,. Of N 10' 01 LI 17, BIk C, Carriage taken ac'alnst you for the relief Robert J. Sepctor & Michael demanded in Complaint flU Un. No. $100. This Notice shill be published WilcoConstr. Co. to Thomas D. D. Jones Lots 1, 2 Less W 150' onceeathweeklorfovrcunecutive less E Foggs Add. R-W to Alt. Kesslnger&wf.SondraB.,Lt4 weeks in The Evening Herald, BlklNorthOrlandoTerr.,Secl 1, 5P $70,000 Sanford. Fta. WITNESS the hand of the Clerk of Un. 1 $31,000. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, (Continued on Page 8-C) Albert 0. Payne & wf. Rose to Florida, this the 13th day of August DalsyMWiilsonwld.,Lt2& 1!. . Beg. at NW cor. of 1 run E 50' S ______________________ ' (SEAL) )h.ct'P1'JVl E"cellent salary - 5 Acres, 3 Bedroom house, un years civil praclice experience. genllemisn while family It away Publish AUg 17, II. 19. 20. 71, fl 1915 Cha*'d & w. Donna E 25' Lot 14, 15, & 16 Bik S CrUStal Heights Lake Mary, $100. (QCD) Wm. H. Herman to DaisyflermanS32.67'LotlO6N 40' Lot 108 Santo Park, $100. Levi Coleman&W. Wilma to Jeanette Barrington N 52' Lot 110(1 Kearney Coitr. Co., Inc. to Cliii. Bk. OvIed, U $2 Howell Lila., id repL, $33,000. Brnee R. Dow & Emma Lou tO Emma Lon Dow, u is, 1Ig11ge Addn, Glen Arden Hts., $100. The Huskey Co. to Allan W. Miller & wf. Lorraine E., LI 10 111k C Sweetwater See 6, $13,900. GilbertE. M.aler&wf. Irene to Seneca W. Beal & WI. LydIa L. LI 9 BIt 9 Eastbrook s-id Un. -- PG fbi 1lA., Sanford. FIa, 3777) By' Onnie R. Shomate Margaret Tindall Lot 18 BIk H Temple Ter'r. Annex, $100 John V. St. John Jr. & V. Joyce M. to the Equitable Like Assurance Society of the U.S. Lot 6 111k I The WOOdlandS, $49,800. George C neal & w. hera C to Norton A.. Goff, LOt 69 Duck Pond Add. to CB, $,500. 13 111k D Oakland Estates, John DudaSr., whir. to Wm. A. Dingwell & WI. Katherine D., Beg. 485' S of Intersec. W line Milder Rd & N line LI 78 Slavla Colony Co., rUn S 165' W tO W line of LI 78 etc., $49,300. F'la. Land E)ev. to Herman E. Fields & Bobble J., part marked Reserved f'r Golf Course, in Tract 59, Sanlando S[flngs s-d, $9,500. Richard W. Austin & set. Kimberly to Wm, E. Brush & wf.AnneB.,U341 (less part)& W 35' Of 343, Plan of Longwood, $35,000. ' 24c1e ntimes -' P.M. 43—Lots-Acreage - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE 7 BR CR In good condition, large lot. Only $16,000 with $500 down end approx, $140 per month. - QUALITYINN-NORTH Monthly Rentals Available 11)51150-- Color TV '________________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Leroy Alloway & WI. Jessie Mae to Wavie Lee Ailoway, LI 15 Academy Manor Un. No. 1, Walter F. Fennell Jr. & W. , A,i,4ru IC In r'e1. depoSit 601 Magnolia Ave 372 SATURDAY ___________________________ 0.Noon Bids will be opened at the council meeting. September 5th, 197$ after 7:30 P.M City of Loogwood rshaII & Wm. Marshall to of SW L Sec -20-29, less W Westto Lynn M. Herschleb & w. Forest Brook Percy Tindall a single man; & 711' & E 439.'l & r-w, $100. Corine W. lot set Hella to Margaret M. TIIldalI a single Devco of Orl., Inc. to Roy ft. 4th sect., $44900 $0900. ,...'. 410 wilnaraw nis nia ton a penioo 0! Would appreciate hIp 10 locating forty five (iS) days alter thectalesel daughters believed to be In tile " to James E. Flggatt & WI. Carolyn ft., U 1 & 1A 111k II, Bit M Camelot Un, 2,, $36,800. Frank Lucadamo & w. Carol A Terrace Annex, 110,000. Court Addn. Sanford, $36,800. - A..'Iii12 & 13 111k F... SnnIRnhtn not be Joseph Papale Jr. & wf. Starr L, LI 493 Winter Springs Un. 4, of SE L4 of NW a of Sec -2O-29 A. Welss& w. Mary G, Lot 1 111k to Richard Hinton & WI. Marlan Thomas L. Dean & WI. Linda $64,000. ti & E 30' O1Sz oISW OISE I) Replat 111k D The Woodland.s 11 LI 7 111k 0, Camelot Un. 2, Norma J. LI 9 BIt J. English to Ronald L. Griffin & wf Jessie J. Swinson & wf. Dollie Lester Kalmanson Assoc., Inc. to Rodney R. Smith., sgl. lÀ 6, Isle of Windsor, $I4,. ccrsists primarily of proto type 3 L1.S MInimum City Clerk's Office, City Hall. Springs Tr. No. 16, 2nd rep!., Terr., $32,400. room apt Child arid pet welcome. 0 read 8. interpret drawings Must able to work alone Phone 373 '675$ for AnnnInlmt ,DEP 145 ._ Wm 1' Vnrhr,.,h 1. Pnl fl Ir. w G ;vv A LA .a.'i of Lt 6 (less part) Bit 15, Longwood, Florida, until noon Hans Raymond Nielsen & w. September 5th. 1975. $21,400. Kathryn to Mtg. Guaranty Ins. This includes liability, corn McMiUan & WI. Albert R. Corp. Mgic Plaza Milwaukee prehensive, workman's comp. etc Wise., Lot 424 Forest Brook, Geraldine to F. Stephen Specifications may be picked up at Flicklnger&wf.Ann Marie, Its City HaIl. 175 W. Warren Ave., $35,700. from $00 A M. until 500 Cam Corp. to Viling Builders 1 &2 Bit D, Tr. No. 16, 2nd repi Longwood, PM Monday through Friday. ,,. Inc.Lts 22 & 23. 111k B. Sky Lark Sanl,ando Sogs.. $35,000. r, W, M. Norris Conair. to reject any or all bids. any bid s-id, $12, reccivediifterthespecifie'd timewill Walden Terr., Inc., to Brian Vincent!!. Geiger Jr.& wI. Lois sdeced No bidder - machinisl with full kn*ledge' of S: Julius C Olackwelder II sealed ST.JOHNSRIVER 7 Bedroom, sea wall, covered dock, electrIc winch; assumable 7 prt mortgage. $35,000. _____ 31c a line o thru 23 lImes in __ -- ___________________________ Bachelor apt. Clean, convenient with pool. $125 mo. 3221316 Ot 323. STEADY WORK, Immediate 5699 _______________________________ C'PCflifl for an experienced ______________________________ INVITATION TO BID Margaret to Ethel Cook, wld., It 7 (less part in It 5 BIt 15 achinIst _________________________________ Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. No. 1, 1100. No. 2, 131,000. Harry C., to Charles P. Ca.ssel & ' 322-2611 lend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Flnrliia accordance with (o.jntv. Experienced -- - ______ 831-9993 Sanford) Florida Drive, County, Orlando - Winter Park Seminole f - CLASSIFIED ADS , a __ 1' , a a, • - - �SC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 17, 1915 , .-,-. . 1_ It .' - .,4 • ..._ J:A , C Seminole County Land Transactions Are Recorded Avanturfl Homes Corp. to (Continued from 6-C) Jefferson Home Inc. to Howard C. Vlckery & The Greater Const. Corp., to James Smith & Frances to Anthony S. Kolaya & wf Glenn W. Pitta & Suellen E. to Allen 1. Penzlner, igi., Lou 9 & Thomas W. Myers Jr., to Everett A. Benz & wf Jenny It., Frank 11 flair Jr. & wf i.dith, Suelien E. Pitts, N 250' of S a' Josephine to Keith M. Croft Sr., Thomas P. Miller & w. Kathryn Rosemary to Cecil V. Hines & 10, BIk F, Temple Terr. Glenn C. Peterson & w. Bonita lot 12 81k 38, Dreamwold, 4th Lt. S Bik C Lake Kathryn of E 748' of NWL4 of NEL4 Sec & wf helen B., W, of SWI of A., Lot 6 131k D Replat Bik D wf Margery, U 9 111k 9 A. Lot 10 BIk H Spgs Lake Hills Sec, $29,500. Weatherifleld, It Addø., Woods, $28,900. NE¼ of SW'i etc., Sec !7-Z0-32 Woodlands, $39,500. 30-20.30, 1100. Robert V. Thomas, sgl & Sect 3, $73,000. Geo. W. hlenton & wf Dorothy Nader Homes Inc., to Edwin $19300. Thomas P Scarry & wf ELIz. Geo. H. Schultz & wt Joan to $18,900. (rol A., agi. to Thomas A. Victor R. Herring & Patricia to Patricia Ann Moore, sgl. & to James T. Radzlszewskl & wf George H. Schultz & wf Joan E., John L. linden & wi Anna Charles N. Prather to H.L. K. Schmidt & w. Mary L, Lot to Moore & wI Ann B., Us 14 & 15 to R.E. Boulware & wi Zella M,, Molly E. DiStaslo, sgl., Lt I & N Mary E., Lt. 20(Iess S 0.32' & IA U 17 & W 25' of lot 16, 131k fl, Blankenshlp & Wi Cynthia G. & 188 Barclay Woods 2nd Add., Milton E. Walker & wl Rachele, 1.1 11 BIk D Tirn. 15, Second RepI. 131k G, Tr. No. 6, Sanlando 1.118 81k A, Winter SprIngs, 40' oF 2 81k F, Neave's Adin to 21 (less N 49.40' 131k D Brantley Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful Curtis B,, Golf & wf Hilda & $41,500. Springs, $32,500. $54,500. Sanford, $16,000. Nader homes Inc., to Philip Sanlando Springs, $1,200. hail Ests, $54,900. Charles N Prather & wf Doris $190. John A. Sellers & wf Shelby J. Harry Marvel & Thomas Lynn T. hiazielt to Elmer E. Wendell H. Peterrnan & wf Laurie V. Jones to Dale S. F., Beg at intersec. of So r-w of Don Loveless & w. Deborah R., Carrol E. Tompkins & Jo Ann to Hector M. Aviles & wf Ellen, Allen, md. & as Trustees to levie Mtg. Co., It 31 West Carol to John T. Clifton & wf Jones, I. Mills Tuttle & Edw. SR 434 & W line of E 140 yd of N Lot 95 Lake Searcy Shores, to Michael Taddeo & wi Julie, 1.1 57, The Colonnades, 3rd Sec., Beverey Hudson, W' of SW Haven, $6,100. It 8 Wucens Mirror Addn., CB., $17,900. Patricia, Lt 552 SprIng Oaks W. Wldte S 330' of Ej of NW~ l4Oyd of NEL4 of NWL1 of Sec 6- $29,200. of SE'. of SE4 of Sec 16-21.31 James A. SwaIls& wi Euva J. Un. 4, $39,500. Oslo Dev Inc., to Wm. E. $64,900. of SE~ of Sec 2841-30 E of 436 & 21.30 etc. 1100. Patrice 1. hall (form. Austin) $3,700. to Irving R.F. Warnasch & wE E.C. McGee to E.C. McGee & First Mountain Constr. Co to S 330' of W 50' of Wi of NE of Leroy J. Christie & wi Marcia Padgett & w. Catherine H., W Raymond M. Her Neckar & A to Nancy V. Webster to Robert Margaret (',., It 8 81k D, Indian Ceo. F. hleald & wf Mary B., U SE'7I etc. $100. to Eulon V. Miles Jr., & wI 20, 83' lot 11 Lots 12, 13 E 20.89' wl Delores W., Lot 10, 131k Jane F., It 24131k Q, Sunaldn wf Nolan Webster, Lot 35131k D Sec 13 ills Un. 4, $37,000. 407 Forest Brook 5th Sec., Kathryn K. Carroll, wid to Lydia II 132 Devonshire, Lot 114 131k 63 Sanlando The South Sanford, & IIHG $100. 1, West Altamonte His., $190. EC. McGee to E.C. McGee & Ests., $21,000. ThomM 1. Uow'ser& wi Eule $38,500. Suburb Beautiful Palm Spgs., Esther M. Greene, U 1 131k C $41,000. herbert Geartner to Wilson Lester Kalmanson & wI to Peter C.H. Pritchard & wI wI Delores, N 32' of 1.t 7 131k 7 Magnolia SVC Corp to Austin $7,000. Howard B. Bradley& wi Joan (less W 9'z ' ) Altamonte A. Knott, from SE cor. LI 8 wE Maria 1., 1.135 howell Ests. Addu. Oiedo $35,900. The Huskey Co., to Dcc- Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 3, Wm. 1. Barclay & w. LInda L Map, & IIHG, 1100 Betty Lou W80' of Us! & 3 111k James Durley & wf Vida to Rep). $45,000. RIchard 0. Baldino & wE Einheit Constr. Co. Inc., to n Pearl Lk hits., lit Addn., catexine Constr. Corp., LI S Blk $6,500. Lot 1 111k G Hidden Lake Unit, Joshua C. Price & if Neille to Robert J. lass & wf Virginia 1)., $22,000. Frances to Craig B. Demetry & Ernest L. Maddy & wf Barbara, B Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 7, Robert T. Kearley & wf $33,700. of LI 5 Mecca Hammock, 1'Ia. Conf. Aun. 7th Day Adv., it 29 BIk C Sweetwater Oaks, Molton, Allen & Wins Ins., wE Glenda E' of It 319 Iess N Sharon to Charles E. Thomas M. Kothera & wf $23,500. LI 8 MIrror Lake Manor, Sec 6, $57,900. Fla. Land Co., to Atl'c Corp. h4auiuho(er & wf patricia, It 74 gency Inc., to Nickollnc P. 158') & E' of Its 320 & 321 (less $15,300. Constance to David Siegel & wf AudreyG. RoushtoMelvinC. grantor life est. $100. Johanie I. Singletary & wf ShirleyltllBlk4,Shadowllill, of Amer., Us 2317 & 18 BIk 7 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn., Mealo & Janet M., Lot 116 partetc)SwopelandCoPlatOf Roush, LI Is little Bear Lake, James A. Fisher & wi Betty Brenda to Robert F). Andress & s, ,000. Black Hammock $43500 North Orlando 2nd Addn., $53,900. Brookhollow $36,500. Jane to Wm. R. Collard Jr., & wE Billie S., It 20 111k D lake 1)aniel J. Mundrick & wE s-d, 3100. Daniel J. Rltchie & wf Geo. R. Red.Inho& wlMaryC. $19,000. Eliz. A. Smith & Darwin E. to Alvin E. Tingle & wl Annie water Oaks, Sec 3, $74,000. Robert a Martins, sgl. to Lt l2BlkVThe Woodlands,Sec. crmine Strolla & wi Susan, Lt wf Doris F. LI 3 Goldle Manor, AS, Lot 1 S 20' Lot 2 Idyllwilde Corp., U 4131k G Sweetwater iii, LtS Lake Jessup hits., $100 FF., Mldfla. to Wm. B. Shea Judith F. Martins, It 24 BIk A 3, 145,500. 2 Spring Oaks Un. 2, $40,500. $20,400, of' Loch Arbor Replat, $40,500. Oaks, Sec 2A, $53,000. & f Ann M., 1(6 81k F less F Winter WootLs s.d Un. 1, $100. 30' etc., Replat Sanorn, $40,000. Lea S. Applebee, form. IQCD) Conwill Dcv. to David Popson to John F. Applebee Ill I. Smith & wf hlden H., Beg. at & wf Lea S., LI 7 less E'ly p1500.10' N 01 deg 12 mm E of 213.93' BIk F North Orl. Ran. SW cor. of SW'4 of NW of ches, Sec 1A $100. NE'. of Sec 12-21-29 etc $100. Frances R. Butler, wid to Greater Constr. Corp to Belmont H. Carlisle Jr., & wf David T. Gajdelk & wI Joyce, It 60 Robin 11111 Un 3, Rosemary, It 32, Wekiva Hunt $44,500. Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 1, $39,. James H. Brown & wf Rita to Herbert D. Cable & Dorothy & T. Davison Hoffuer & wi Jessie (lair A Cable to Herbert D. S. Us 1.7 mcI B1k 15 Crystal Cable & wl Dorothy, Clair A. Lake Winter homes ad $38,000. Cable widr & Mary L. Quails, Barbara B Brooks to Paul dau. of H.!)., Its 1 & 2 BIk A Henn&wfMonika, It 16, 81k 13 Mobile Manor 2nd Sec., grantor Westhersfield s.d 1st Addn., life to clalr Cable., $100. Shoemaker Constr Co. Inc., to furI Estes & wi Patricia to Harry E. hunt & wi Patricia C., Jeffery L. Weber & wf Patricia, LI 7 BIk C Idyllwilde of Loch W4t.S'ofLtl4,&E40,S'oflS Arbor, Sec 4, 140,000. BIk E, English Est., Un. 2, - Aaron Perez Jr., & Kathryn to Larry 6. Ramsdell & wl James F. Truluck, Anne E., Virginia J. Lt I & W of .J, Bik James A Hunt & Eloise to 44, Amended Flat of Crystal Leonard G. Cruce & wf Susan Lake Sh. $20,700. E., N of Lot 34 Mecca Greater Constr. Corp. to Hammock, $12,300. Walter L Floyd & wi Catherine James G. Mathews & 4 R., U 9 Weklva Hunt Club, Fox Jackie to Raymond A. Spirnock Hunt, Sec 1,134,400. &wfCarminL,Lt2BlkDSan ve Ben F. Ward Jr., & wf Sebastian His., Un. 1, $60,600. You ' Virginia to Robert L. Ward & wf Wm. K. Fahey & wI Pearl IL JoAnn,fromNWcor.0ISWLi to Joseph B Berke & 4 M. of SW'4 Sec V-21-32, etc, 8.59 Jane,PortionofLtsl$&l7BIk acres 1114 1100. C Sweetwater Oaks, $500. John Amon & wf Patricia to cc. Tharne to Warren L. Carlo Mayer & wi Anne, Lt 45, Partin & wi Agnes L, U 8131k Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn., 10 Westhersfield, 1st Addn., COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE TODAY and we'll give you a S500 moving allowance when you buy $45b00. a new Granada Townhome at Sanora. And that's a full $500 with no strings. II you can move $23,200. Louis R. Hinely & wf Eddie Raymond F. Mensing & 4 In for less than that, you keep the dIfference. All you have to do is come to our open hou3e Lee to James I. Hinely & wi Maryon J., to Robert M. TODAY and sign our guest register. II you then buy a Granada Townhome at Saiora any time before Doyle M.. W 24' of lAS & E 39' of I. IO7 .'II u,I*k I a'.lr.I,,i rtirwIai, U*p,VU -.., til RPD lii' •, r' W u tflfl -. F- &- -5' 6 BIk E, Amended Plat Olin- of NW cor. U 1 Irendale, So come join us. See how you can enjoy the ease and luxury of townhome living at a lower price stead & Miller s.d $8,500. $40,000. than you'd pay for many a conventional house that wouldn't have the lame unique features. Like elbowroorn.EachGranadarnod.iavailabieboastsmorethanl,6sOsquarefeeto!livingspace,.. - - . -- - including three bedrooms, 2/, baths and a multitude of closets. Like privacy. You'll enter your V Granada Townhom. through your own private courtyard. Entertain guests In your enclosed patio garden. Stargaze from the spacious balcony off your master bedroom. Every Granada Townhome has it. own two.car garage with electric doors, laundry rooms, central heat and air, wall-to-wall carpeting throughout, and color.coordinated kitchens with a host of modern appliance.. A generous assortment of windows and sPiding glass doors will brighten up By ANDY LANG before they' chow through your home, and provide plenty of cross-ventilation so you can save on air conditio'llng coats. AP Newsfeattwe, again. Regardless of the kind of Modern paints and materials plaster patching material that Complete recreational facilities Including junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, 'especially rcilers) have made is used, read the Instructions on clubhouse, parks and picnic areas are maintained by the Sanora Homeowners Ai'sociatlon. When painting a room in a house a lot the container to determine you close on your new Granada Townhome, we will pay In full your initiation fe', of $400 and first lessufachorethanitusedtobe. whether the patches should be year's membership to March 1. 1976. thereby entitling you to full use of the facilities and participaA professional result can be pruned after they have dried tion in the Association. obtained by almost anyone and been sanded smooth. If the All this and more can be yours for no more than you'd have to pay for many ordinary houses. provided sufficient time is particularbrandyoubuyhasno Granada Townhomes at Sanora range from $36,900 to $38,500. You can move In for as little spent on preparing the surface data, play r.afe and prime the as 5% down, with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. NO CLOSING to be covered. patch with an undercoater, COSTS. A monthly maintenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, structural The difference between a diluted shellac or special In. Insurqnce and outside liability. good paint job and a poor one mer. often has nothing todo with the AND ALL GRANADA TOWNHOMES QUALIFY FOR THE 5% INCOME TAX CREDIT. ii you do not want to get paint skill of the operator. The ontheelectrlcswltchandoutlet Visit Granada Townhom,s at Sanora, today. A chances are the variation In re- covers, detach them, paint the suIts evolved because Ofl P area and replice them when the son properly prepared paint is dry to the touch. This is face and the other did nOt, the proper way to get a neat Even when the old surface result. However, this may not appears visibly clean, it should be the best method if there are fl be dusted or vacuumed to rid childr or others in the house the walls and ceiling of tiny who might poke around the particles ti dirt that are usually nir4 during the short time there even though you Can't the cover Is off. Should this be them. Where there Is more the case and you still want to visible dirt, such as the grease o'e the covers, turn off the that accumtlates on kitchen electricity to those switches and walls and ceilings, it must be outlets 105 Sanoa BouIa,d, Sanfo.d. PIoqtd. 32771 washed off with warm water A frequent question Is whethand a detergent and permitted er one or two coats Is required. to dry thoroughly. In a severe Nobody can answer that query REAL. ESTATE BROKER BROKER CO.OP INVITED case, when a grease Spot will at tong range. It will depend on CAU.BART REAl. PROPERTY SAL IS OFIICE HOURS 91o5 Monday to 'iy Ito Sartia a'd Sunday P,,OP( t3O'i 372 8121 or 373 O4O not )ieId to ordinary washing, it the kind of paint being used, the iotld be sealel n b'ice corthiiJ1h oW riiceaM painting. One such seaLi 13 perhaps uwst important, shellac, diluted 50 per cent with whether a light color is being denatured alcohol, used over a light color, a light Paint will not generally ad- color over a dark color, or a here well to a glossy '' dar!z color over a light color. In By the time mt glossy wals the wt and third Instances of arereadytobepslntcd,mostor color,onecoatmayprovetobe all of the gloss may be gone But enough. In the case of a light ii it isn't, the glossy areas colorover a dark color, It may should be sanded lightly. Where be to ' t coats. aanding will be a 'It) -. No doubt about IL Paint mustif, (Of instance, the fltItC be applied to a clean, sound freitIflgIo6sy-youcan r.z use resin apply a coat of a liquid PrePs insuring Its long life. . -. - ration made especially tsr this (The techniques of painting, Peeling or flaking paint must mcludlng the use of rollers end .." - be scraped off, with the edges tnuus, are detailed in Andy smoothed with sandpaper. My Lang's helr4ul booklet, "Paint ________ breaks in the plaster or the Your hlcxise Inside and Out," -_wallheard'can be repaired With available by snthng 30 cents a spackling material. Even tinY and a long, STAMPED, sell-adcracks should be mended. Paint dressed envelope to Know-How, will tend to cover them. bot It P.O. Box 417, HuntIngton, N. k'. 4' will be only a quesiton of time 1174.) -_ - ' 1 4 ''.-W -. "r I crc? _ v,' _A - - ! .. l.fr ' £. I - ,. ' a * L1 i . j.:. ' • a. I ,. Ab'9 i' %'I,% 1J,',I, 4 L 2" uiit4 .. 4. ,_-_t .- . . - -•.: - - -,--. I i-':.. 'y. I5 4 ,IT:.5=. 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Ti4'f'1Z VERY NARISIGH11rD, You KNOW. — Li gi F, Vr ~ N p. / !h - - - 1011 It - ).•' )1 L .1 C 4 i.: '• ' I •.I Ii WINTHROP e - dq- ITS 7/(p( 7-0 CiFr UP! ; 0 C'I$ION, f?ISEANP 3ff I'VE! AlitLL... RiCAHT IV 611V 1 J WAS// PbKEr7 NOW! YOO# FAMOUS 1h& MIA ILS A FREE FIVE-YEAR MFMB~EROHIP IN THE wri yef f4C7 • : -. I - H _ till NQ ... 1WO WEEKS IN PHILADELPHIA. I yE THE LOSE... 100'r'EAR YEAR M EW ER S H I PS CORPINGI 1: 7w, 1i1iiii-F -& L L fj IIPIE!JI , M3 ld IE3R F'RIZE'a... \ LISTENJTQTHIS,' / EVER WAS.' WiJTfflf' _ - FZE I CONTEST -THERE CON t5t ,'/ H' I 70 13ETHE GREAThT - by i c 3k C a%ra I I i I 7 OF 01_R5E1HERE'LL _ _i4t Lç - O.flA OUR BOARDING HOUSE by Les Carroll i,,r V DEAR POLLY Tnose who find it DEAR 0LLi •-• i.I (1ff-CUlt to locate an envelope for wIM scariq Suppie to use v.-' r'-maiiinq largo pieces of mail Such turning to hoit •uid :is award certificates can use the 'HI!-, F envelope the document came in, Open the three Closed sides with a le tter opener, turn inside-out and DEA1 POLLY tape the sides. This does the job .wt'io are safety COnSCIOUS and no more searching! — B • Take a threo.or four-inch piece of -- riv.c 7'11A 7 C ON tf I ME ON i i 1 6rn7 WI - 2 J 8-18 Two-Piece Look - ., 47 !kW :;- T •:'' TAE MP%iJOR r1 ( WITH MONEY ISN'T \4 k.. AHPENING.' lillirk lop ii:i tiiitTüii accent Inc iong waist on this cltcss No 1469 w,fl Photo-Guide is in Sizes B to IA Szr 10 32 bu1 3i yar1 4 5 - inch 1 & 41111111110, J EAfl POLLY aobuard I lade for a spare bedroom bed hi-; rought me many compliments I pray-pointed two lengths of white lastic fence of sctollwork des;ri match my color scheme for ttii)om. (F.nco sections snao gether 1 White cup books weo :rewod to the watt behind the bid od the fence hung on thorn vcryone thinks I have a prizco rough I ron h,' a '11)0 , r (I ' ONNA Z ) TER PA /P f , owl NAVSf ' NAVE , $/0 f1:7 DYTtETIME 5'I 1E FI6UR rrou UTER WILL ___ BE. THREE COUNTJ E \ !" _ / I 'r-.- ( oF 1AiJ7iJ) 1348 3 L1Li ILI - . • 101224,7 Jr.. ij CCk ( Sciir ....' Easy Sewing - I'flIY 10 MA1LI A [I 43 S 't_,\silc - ' Sipes ;IV - ' .- OP*N material from anything you a o.'ing. Tr' to burn it over the sn.. or other safe place to test for 11amin a bility. Infants. children an LI adults with loose clothing aro ;n often Injured t'.tlOn highly 11am'nable clottim; imnes reo o:-en -- A F DEAR POLLY Keep an erner hoard or nail No near the sewino mahino to hvu1 at hand for filinç :i r o.4h nail. o pn e'.-ent sn -o- . in eu fi l- -'; - f-iAfl•i Some of us prt'!.-r Cooked pudding to the Instant kr I ui don t like waiting for it to Con l(Cs S AVE uEL TI A.0 IPULJPING lJ A t 0. k 1 - .• of #• e41 c c- -cr PC C ft r rr(t' r rt c e - o a boil. I use my 10-inch sko e.-er a large burni,r — and find pudding comes to a lull boil in a f.minutes Saves fuel, too' MYFITLE I AtJt - 4- ) V rr J 2669 �-- ._•••._.: - p e ke Becie Ofou - ON I" M. Reg. (iS, Pat. • off. Ø ear IONIC 'c L ce •• 0 erT' tw , S f ( — • a0 • ants ' a fat1 dont t hIms bUt ea tb ,as bofn Oct* FRIDAY THE CLOCK STOPPED AT 4:44 P.M. AND HE SPENT THE WEEKEND THERE IN A TRANCE!" i 01 '4, !IL i 'SOL' CKc$ -7 TEW FAILS TO PEAL IZE , -. I ,-S if / • /'.' / I iI"ILJ I Mt UU I liU XULLUhU THE INCOME, SO THE UPSHOT WAS MY DOWNFALL!" Monday. Popularity at a high point Tuesday. Wednesday ciroups Thursday. You're less productive at week's eno YOu'RE NOT YET C'APA5/LE '.', FIN& AN SE ToLE,eAAJroFEAi-i orI-iEr --5rw/cE j i'l- lljj -- 0—Ti'—se—n—d —i;t—te—rs—to— — Be—rn—ic—e'g;-d7 -5 7~ T — l~—Nc/— o th— is-n7Zi;;p-;'r.7-1 £J by Tom.11.1-yan I i" '-P1f AQUARIUS(Jan I C;FNEkA L LI I VIL L BE AsIr auGGIsH, w1n4 MAPKFT I - J - • ) •-• - 20-Feb. 19) Others behind the scenes hamper pu Mon- day. Wry favorable conditions retatina to your self-interess ts Wednesday Pleasant news Thursday, n expensiVE weekend ORS POW TIN& j9O WN WA WO . lalone Thursday Weekend - Keep promises to liw gains find tosses Thursday. A bit too wishywashy as week closes ATHIGH LEVEM, A PREMAWENEWS LEAK AMVMAkC T14F ,. ti-i Lcu.It'iiIrui)AY... __ .a '%,I] " ~)~; -Qijlrli) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're reluctant to put yourself out ~Lr rithers Monday. Bright moneta y prospects TuesdayWednesday , Both MEGOTIAT/ONS WILL 5EcONPUcTEP WIT/-I FOREIGNALL/ES I MED/A T/11URSP4 Y AS THE WEEK cLOSES, 8/iS/NESS PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Cross words with an old friend Monia1 Fe qcjest you make will be granted Tuesday. Wednesday. Matesal gains in a' lini:cinI manner Thiircfay A rn this weekend cmantir. dsaoint nt %%eI{ t aiid i . -. I . 4 't 'r;F31. ( _ CAP . lam .0 1 i X - - , , I Z L!J REL ATIONSHIP is FO TtTf - liar ASSISTANT D FOR THE TRAPITIOAIAL, I ¼ 77-/OdGH THEY OFTF/J 11 A I/A VIA FL AIR FOR TI/I I//j DRAMATIc. THEYL/KE LIFE WIT/-I NO 511R'PRISES. 'I 074 . i'iOfltiT1. ifir I M1 HR WHILE SIGHT-sFIN& IN S'r. LOUIS! PESPEMONA GtIK: -The SAUCY cOQ1JTTh WHO STOLE MY HART1 ' wag JiSEO PERSONS DlSL/E DEVELOPING SOMEO,4/E EL SE'S IDEA. HOWE VE', f1' A 14 LA TER PATE THEY %44 V ADOPT TI-IF SAME IDEA AS THEIR OWN. - L'iJ ___ [OLETy/5osg KE THF CREDIT -2 LEO SUPPLIES THE /1 PARING VIRGOS '?! OFTEN LACK ,.' —'L' CN AN&L.S SJ&HP WHEN W COL.L.1PN IRPS SAN& WHEN W STRO1-L.P TH I& CMF.RISL.. AN OCARINA WAIIL7 WHEN I PROFOSPAaIN PIMOIAZOL.I'S PIZZA ... i r rtrv r ( . t, ,# .- A N OT I'M iLJ5T 1A SMAL.L1OWN XCAV,ATJOJ N&iNF.R, WHILE SHE SHE'S A I&-CITY /SH GfAVE\ ¶A&Ci A 1us - PI&1AL TA13LJL.ATOR -• - TO . P#T\ 1A[iLA1OR ,,t • ) S • - too 0 'i set \_ L ISTEN TO THOSE KJ 75 UGH,VERA It OO THAT j L 1 V:i TV 7 - SPL.ENPORFt' IHIN&> ••• .. p. Sp'&cats, 'a, IS7 W.11 %Q S A/z. f PSI ygg4 4j IAHEH. HER HEH '-'OJR 1Q75 lb3r Ed Sullivan ~, aj \\ •. __ a.. PO FF_ C/o WJ,M . JOftJ(tJ& OtJ fz / OFThO AtTj C - THEMSELVES, JN'TTHE? -' 11" .L_.________.._..I.!—" LL WE WERE LOOKING ') AT rC1JR OLP HIGH SCHOOL YEARBCOK! IT'S N/LAR/O'JSf , • 2Z. j OW lit 7 N ON E 0 r'pgoFIrA8j. OPRAT(OtlJ! 1 (WE 130TH LAUGHE ( SO HARP AT THE \ PICrURES, WE CRI EP- yb' I - ' - -; • -I • ' 'i• ,' ,: • ;:. •\% Dci -;::. :; --.- .-- . 5 11 • ---:-- -.:---- - -':- ..-., AFT A14-, 11M (JOT(J(TFQR - ,1 MO '!1 higW! rriiv I - I.-- If _AW )—;:-- 17 ;; 'IL4Y!.. _ ( 140 le .' : ..—. • !kL1 MAvc ybca.i'tz 001T4 'HAF'F. HAVF Ybi) FVfFiz ThOtJT OF OFF WfIIZ, MR 1 T -0 REALLY THE KNACK OF ENJOYING 11 NEEE/IEE tl __ V ISA MANY- ;1? OUT OUR WAY HA U4 N4114 I4A•. iFF-Pzi /VFF_ Fl MOR&LJ. IJH1 PI&I1AL \. 1 1 __ -- i;j SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Tighten purse strings Monday. 10': 'i ..'ity Tuesday, Wednesday. A friend h&ps yon • SI OWPOWNS MAY XcIJR DUE TO 444T'/AL SHORTAGES WE . , (Oct. 24-Nov, ) Be cx ra care u what you u n 'I.iy Good things happen for you and your family Tuesday, 1edncsd,, Your ii fhness is rewarded Thursday. Weekend: Don't over:ndulg I \1\)I) 'NS/PA'A.LE P/.cENcHANTMENT IS 1/A'FLY ON 7U&5 •. P.O. Box 162. North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernicu cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of general interest. (WL.COM ACK,W1M ,W1M 0 r8ERniCEPREDICTS ) :, best of a bargain Thursday. Caution in business at week's end, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Unlucky speculator Monday. Good thinge. rmse Tuesday. Wednesday, Fortunate financially Thursd,-i/ if you 11 "' T141RO PA R' T Y ro s1r POWV A ND PISCUSS 140 W Wu 'DON'T SPOIL IT BY TELLING HIM ABOUT IT! HE'S ONLY SEEN IT TWICE!" = E2Z 1-'! '\ ,.., CcYJLP SEEL/AII/V4 TED. RIGHT VW /TW/LL TA k'( A A - r - ~i I - ARIES (March 21-April 19) More fortunate vitti your ambitious interesiL Sunday than Monday. Friends and contacts helpful Tuesday. Wednesday. A 0 big opportunity Thursday. Avoid intrigue as week closes. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Judgment faulty Monday. Be careful. Career benefits bfits Tuesday. Promising financial prospects Wednesday. Lucky with outsiders Thurdiy. Some social disappointment this weoend. GEMINI (May 2 1-)ine 20) Possible business loss Monday. Good new. , trcrn afar luesday. Excellent leadership qualities Wednesday. A unique iro:ich solves a problem Thursday. Reputation fragile at week's end CANCER (June 21-July 22) Close associates fequire tactful handlinq Monday. Profit comes through sound business moves Tuesday, Wednes9 day. Mixed conditions Thursday. Outlook slightly negative this weekend. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Neglected chores pin you down Monday. Some plea '. sant surprises in partnership dealings Tuesday, Wednesday. You get th' 0 '.Yi/I AA/flAIirr,IA, IflJC. A,çr I AIaiI-rAiir,si,— (I''mvij,ij IL.,% tV 72W0 TO VIEW TU/NG5' LIGHTLY t2IJ1 PAD IS MORE iN -- 5; - W 9. 13 5; =4 0 W:, Is: 0 =30f4!%'*3 V2*7*3 z L C'-" PRESEAITL.V ,, , SOLVr YcVJcSELF.THEREARESTR'ONG 8V1VDS SETWEEN salts I - Xf ~3 V1. 1 THIS IS NOT P1 PR8LEAA .., ,. 1\/j: 46W _ vr !i rh Tax ,,# \ A CAN'T STAND HER MYSELF, BUT HENRY LIKES TO WATCH HER VOICE!" • / LAST Ii L:_ 4 I. 23, _________ I • Ili -a.- KY .J I I I I Fm I )L) - e o i rt i uueek In N ___ I r B a- . T-600 — !i iilii - -- _ .1 K)O\1VI - -- - -_ - -_ �CAMPUS CLATTER I THOUGHT YOU weEN"r GOING TO WAIT IN LINE FOR J08 INTERVIEWS ANY v MORE, 8/410 bv . Larry Lewis PLACE:MENT] ih 'lOU SAY WAITING FFE IN LINE FOR HOURS FOR J035 THEY HAVEN'T CiOT WAS A WASTE OF TIME Fl I ! 4 J I I I' w • DOONESBURY by Garry Tirmudeau ' AREN'T THAT MANY )O85 .AVAILABLEJ UA , I m5aeRy/R r r 7J, /I4T I CAN'T FUP6,5 AlL T'/i$ ORIV6L Ik SEEN 8aZ AM' MOREVUR //E4/At', .4BOt7 V/ 1/.4W1?M', YOUR 6XP&%E5 ARE 7?) (Z'/T?/ TOO OUZA6EDIJ! xcii T4Lk7N& AZ'1?' /VE A16J1/5TQy6fxAMpqf - • TRAVfL 1,%5 I IUU, /1/JA&X/T Isjy m'b a9yIx OFF/C/AL PUT/6/ REPA/R5. $II, OCX)."! si yeR / £Th/ / .•' r" pd0WJ O -------•--- i I ill i 1 I DOING BACK HERE IN I LINE TODAY SELI EVS IT 09 NOT J / . . * Si '1CV2 i • • i A' 'r 1 ,r /5 iT /4Y 4N0 ////4T ABOUT 7712r-5e F.1&' I 7I/ERL24 EiVTR/E5?./ / 1HAT A/I r /i(?55O/j4ery/ SU/3V5 70 CAL/ /Th'E%? / I I -------- U6 CA%5 a'iio m; /65 Coa5BffR, 5501565 ,o6iw&i, /8 £A5 VOOM, 25 64110&5 //Mk'TY BUR6UNO 23 (A%5 PRY 9/N!" _ 70 JM. I ç1 ~ if Fi .1 CAPTAIN EASY -- 1OOA7416 7f PAY OFf.. I r)cwr W4VT 7Z1 6,9 OfflC 57pg/65 D I 1 I i1 ------ 6 lb3r Crooks & Lawrence ALLEY HE ET' THE FIXEL) 003p by Dave Graue DID OU SAW kJNG GLIZ AND S.II FROM WHAT I'VE MV, IT'S BEAUTIALLE Y OOP WERE OUT ON T HEARD, rv GOT THEMFUL orr fl4EE! THE WATER rODA1 SELVES A RAcT OF SO CALM AND SOMIE KIND* PEA ...1 R4LL' DO ENV'1' THEM! • I - I :RrrTR'S G0%N' WELL BE HOME E5EPOR A. 002! YOU KNOW IT, 'I -71 •::/ \NX, A%4; HOW \ WELLS LIKE JU5T THE OTHER " YA \7 DAY AT iO O'cLOCf1. • I MEAN I . ri -•1 - i LMLJt JPIA1 HOQL OF FISH '— IT'S CHAS I N' JUST DECIDED -ro GO SOMEPLACE ELSE 1 CUT TH' LINE, f— Ij c:\ - ,-.--- - :# I • '._ / ç' •-: :. •' - • ••- _ - 7S 'ZZ 1 \ •fl/ - — - —i __ I -- ..¼\\k - by tEA k:. TM Ri; U S Pat 0?? ORNNY WOZq DEXt- by Dick Rogers $CORE EXAC1LY 50 N1'5 ON 'rHC- 1 HORSE 4'i- `TA;Z~EiT jvji. I 4{ FLOWER FORM A NEW WORP GEE ANSWER øox r 03. 4 EARTHWORMS. - FROG VIThA nATURECOLORS •' KI N r. - -.--- ThE EARTHWORM ITIS 'rUNN5L. BY 00I NG 3P3RlSClljXaAlS POP 1 , 1% CLR THe EThWORA\ PINK by Al Vermeer JCOt'AE) if z;-c•\ /I/1\\ — P \\f (/ / ,2N • i 'JIN ---- iric TRAIj '- INVITAT(oN . — '. 1 tI'G WAY THROUGH THE SOIL. IT SWALLOWS ,III ( ; EARTHWORM'S 90v AND 19 LEFT CN THE -ROUNV AS HEAPS 0P PiR-r BALLS. ••, V jIk - (oT% — 'THE 501i~ AND ViGE51-5 ¶WE Poop MATR tN THE SCIL. ThE SOIL PASSE S THROUGH THE / COULD \(..AFTER A HARD') READ THEM ), DAY ON THE I POETRY.,/ \.,RAN3E (!> -' '(( I I L L (WHATA NICE LONG-?! y L_ -iIt-1oLrvI I— I".. 1 •' N1i 4 _ TT "7 I LLY %%ONAL F1, LEAVEMWOR ;, ASK: WHY 15 - rH5 5VY 15 BLUE COLOR OM THE 5uNuHr. NLRH1 DN1NS LL 1.W CO1WO6 ThE RAlNOW. 'THE AIR á)N 14E EARTH CA1'fER E 5UMLIG4I n-A-r SEE tO IT THEY THEIR NAILS. BRUSH THEIR MAkE SURE \ THEY WRITE L THEIR MOTHERS EVERY DAi'.' _ A F EW \ LULLAB I ES 'h WHEN THEY J' GET HOME- / SICK 5INEr I( . (6 ' L"-•\ THE V\JE3I WILL NEVER BE �- 4 SHORT RIBS • V ' I by Frank Hill ivtP I IJ' YIP 14,eWo u AA CvOTCHA OOTC H/I! - I -__________________________________________________________ _____ s. 1 —— YI PO/ _C7 67th Year, No. 310—Monday, August 18, 1975 e f 0, Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -*-- I Expenses Bud~qeted At ri .- .: -- i ____________________________________ 1975 ty tL,\. Inc I .' FIC9 U ••.'____.__=i!5. - • - 1 -. arris, C 00 S Need 8 MI11 S Fit U By DPHIChF11' Herald Staff writer Additional demands placed $52,049,215.64 budget because necessity. on the school system next year, "All fact s a n d less funds are requested for The local effort Is the amount Harris said, include unemof money produced by local figures indicate that capital improvements, Officials have completed the ployinent compensation, new fhn CQ inn less taxes ne eded to qualify for the In fact, about $7-million i b se sa.ary 1975-76 budget proposal which educational programs, an inwill be needed next year state's funding program. The says eight mills are needed to crease In the cost of the will not be possible beca use of the fall-off in the state pays $l45 for each fulltfme Produce more than $50-million retirement program and ad without my re- need for new school buildings student in the county. required to run Seminole ditlonal money budgeted for Layer claims, in effect, taxes The other two parts of the commendation and County schools next year, the collective bargaining board accentance of budget proposal debt service wi ll be reduced by 33 and oneassistant superintendent of II budget — ex third per cent because of the state COUju UUVC Inc, an eig., - miii levy .',, finance said today . $ and federal no major changes board's elimination this year of Roger Harris said copies of tt'e demands, H arris noted, Supt. W. P. "Bud" either up or down. Debt service a s pecial four-mill construct the completed budget will be by Increasing tho amount of Layer requests are for $3,207,817.25 levy. for eac malted to School Board money paid Last year, citizens paid the and the federal budget is student attends classes. members today, lull eight-mills required by law, $&3,692.84. However, budget hearings Instead, the legislature left from last year's budget. The federal budget will in- plus the special four-mill levy scheduled for Tuesday and the funding at last year's level "Those pay Increases had a crease as money comes in for construction. But a Wednesday have been post$745 per student attending lot todo with that," Harris said, during the year for projects declining population has erased poned until next week because fullt.jme at a Seminole school The increases son by the backed by federal funds the need for any new schools of the absence of Board The budget Is split Into four Sem in ole EducatIon The first hearing on Harris' Though the state has set 6.2 ChalrmanR.G, "Bud" Feather. parts, with the proposed Association (SEA) will cost mills as the required local ci- budget proposal will be 2p.m., To produce the $5O,226,247,77 operating budget claiming the taxpayers $1.18 million yearly, fort needed for state funding, Aug. 2, at the board's concontained in next year's budget, lion's share of funds. Harris' Harris said. both Harris and Layer say to ference room. A second work Harris and School Supt. W.P. proposal for operating is The total 1975-76 budget is maintain existing services the session will be held the same "Bud" Layer will ask the board $39,323,412 50, up $4 million smaller than last year's full eight mills will be a time the following day. for the full eight mill tax levy allowed by law. In an Aug. 8, press release, • f Layer linked the 18,100 j*ft-__ • ._ ..- - , ',, -- - .!t - '- — _______ .:-,.•,' -,,- .: :.. .•• . . _____________ - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & MY WOOF IS ei dakLl 1 I I-lINK I HLKt'S VNL. IN THE 6tvVA(5E. LEAKNO! I WANT IOU TO FIX LT.' beginningsalary won last week by representatives of the 3ETIT.') C GM IN fl-BS KIND OF WEAThER? 1 '' A GOTTA E'E FDDIN'/ 0 - Bu rgla ry Ring List '' •-4-. ________________ Grows county's 1,462 teachers to the school system's request for By BOB LLOYD entering with intent to commit proximately $30,000 • In- cdpationalllcense. eight mills. Herald Staff Writer a felony and one count each of cluding a 817,000, 24-foot motor State officials are rported1y t "Acting in my capacity as armed breaking and entering home. considering the revocation of chief executive officer of the Sheriff's detectives today and grand larceny. Donald Richard Crowder, 44, the establishment's state liquor school system of Seminole arrested a ninth suspect in Judge Woodson ordered and Carolyn Fields Crowder, license. County I have directed the connection with an alleged Onie's trial, scheduled for this 42, of 551 Karen Ave., Stanley Grant Stroupe, 35, assistant superintendent for "steal to order" burglary ring week in connection with a Feb. Altamonte Springs, were was arrested at his 119 Ruby finance to develop a balanced that authorities say had a 14 burglary at Longwood, arrested at The Rendezvous Court, south Seminole, budget based on a $8,100 base. million-dollar-a-year business continued to the week of Sept. Bar and Package Store, next residence on a stolen property "MI facts and figures In. going in Seminole and Orange 16. door to the Altamonte Springs charge and deputies seized a dicate that the $8,100 base Counties. Arrested Saturday on buying, Fire The motor home parked in the back Department. salary will not be possible Deputies arrested James receiving and conc'.aling stolen Crowders posted $10,000 and yard. Officers said the vehicle without my recommendation Arthur Onie, 28-year-old property charges were Roland $7,500 bonds and were released was reportedly stolen in p and board acceptance (if an Orlando carpenter, outside a Henry Durand, 31, of 603 David from jail after deoutles con-. Orlando. I eight-mill levy," Layer's circuit courtroom where he was St., Winter Springs, and John ducted a second raid at their Others airrested in the release said scheduled for trial on burglary Th mas Richards, 27, of residence Seminole raids were Ralph w. The ddition of eight mills — and grand larceny charges Longwood Rete One Both Two pickup trucks were used Richard DiLiaio, 41-year-old 1.8 mills more than required by before Circuit Coat judge J, were held i$5,000 bond. bfkeraW haul awatèzus ofMaithndMixlne,US. the state would place cloft to William Woodson. ln t ow raids Friday night and from the bar and the resijeree.- 1742, F Plirk. DIUSIO LI LI IA " $2-million in a "dlscrtionaty Onle had been free on bond, early Saturday Sheriff John E. Altamonte Springs Police $5,000 bond on a stolen property UNI" ' fund." The fund is used by the but was ordered held on ,OOo Pol¼ and deputies arrested six Chief Justus East said today charge after agents seized an A board to cover additional bond on the new c harges persons and ufxed allegedly he'll ask City Council Tuesday q)? JIcvct de mand at the local level, three counts of breaking and stolen property valued at ap- to revoke the bar's city oc(('ontiflued On Page 3'M - - — -- — - --- - .•I ,4EMf,-. AL - a;.' .. J- MNI BILL 70 _____ ..... • 1' " • .... _____ . - ,' .• IHJ\TLL IAtSE CARE () THIN(S [ILL STOPS.' I'LL SEND YA H' RAIN _____ - - -. - Se - e.yeay.4d Stey,a * ibe t g ksvw mi.c "'ilooaui.y, but he decided the good ,$rsst-rtg were the bast pur* of the day4oug eential celebrailee Sunday at First Baptlii Chtxrrh,)fGt'n('%.1. (lh-raldPhotnh 13111 V(nrrntJr. - P1*1ot Drainage Study May Lead To Total Storm S stem By MICK IAWHRIL)GE Herald Staff Writer pilot A drainage study in the Midway area, east of Sanford could lead to a total storm drainage system for the "disadvantaged community," according to Hill flush Seminole County- engineer. County Commission Tuesday at 7 p.m. will EEK & MEEK you CC', SP, I CO&W.XXTJAX; A R.&.4c oPi&CJ Rxc YJ VIcLEAJ(G GJ -pj MOM P0 • I FIRST OF ALL ... RJ4AT by Blowie MEEK " '1 I- \ç ( IS YcR kME, SR1 ) j Me€ Schneider P .1 AM tik CX.) MULti...I-jP, t-i... f-1.R€ POLL 0&J 1 -ZI ,%vvIc The first-dcgre- murder trial of Mrs Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of as postponed a Ssnford, secord time today Circuit Court Judge J William V,00dson ordered the trial rescheduled for the week of Sept 16 because the prosecutor, Assistant State Alt) James 1' iggatt, was unable to appear In court. Figgatt is wearing a cast after breaking his leg while roller skating. Last month the Kiley trial was delayed due to the death of a firearms examiner who was to testify in the case I I 'r - ,?f.e4ii t. 1r- to M' 1 "Y'i 1, ALA - ' ''.'-' k ? e I ht 2ft c9,r W es 1ii - -' I ' 1 . 'i ''' It LIPIJ ______________ 't'' . - " - - i - g - IL ' ;k BACK YARD fT All. Aroun d Clock Bridg .. , , t TODAY bi• - ,, -. t' elt ((ontinUed On PAgC3A) FAVOR OF 'tiiI' " i. V(OL.E,u(E... .' sewer when it rains. U the pilot program is a success Bush said i 'This may be the answer to the woes of the "would give the county a weapon to seek more saturated community," Bush said, lie said the federal money." project will also be monitored for water pollution. County Planner Bill Kercher said the area ho Bush pointed out, however, that if the $120,000 is some "poor structures" and a "bad draina approved it would only provide funds for the pilot problem." He called the pilot proirarn "re1atid project and not for an entire drainage system. inexpensive.' Pay Hikes, Expanded Force Urged By Lake Mary Police Commissioner . (.)tl, 11Pt novative" storm drainage systein will be installed in a two-block area of the one-tulle square district for the experiment, The system will utilize 12-18 inch perforated pipe and specially designed inlets to provide an Undt'rdrairi sy-stemn to hold ground water beneath the ground between rains and also to serve as a storm Murder TH'al Delayed —11 — consider an application for $1'0,000 of federal money for funding the Midway drainage project. The money Is allocated mnder the Community Development Block Grant provided by the Department of housing and Urban Developmenç (HUD). If the money is approved, Hush said, an "in- FLOOD ZONE 4A 48 - ....... ' ' Mrs. Leola Edwards' backyard .. . ... .............. lh UOALST1'' Herald Stall Writer In discussions prior to the Fron a water quality stand ''consistent in opposing detailed examination of Mayor point, Councilman Harry Terry rezonings until the cornWalter Sorenson 's proposed said he would hke to see roads prehensise plan Is completed" LAKE MARY Police budget which included various around the lakes paved to halt No objections were he Commissioner Burt Pertm.hmef department requests, the pollution !rem erosion adding from the four council members has recommended the city's council considered reassessing that many lakefront present council member police force be beefed up by and ree v aluating job homeowners may oppose action Virginia Mercer was out of luring to new patrolmen Too, descriptions of this sort town) on Sorenson 's recom he said he feels that current Councilman Martin Bacon Perinchief, in line with niendation that the property ta x of ficers should be ghen pay Sr. said he ould like to see Bacon s remarks on the work ky reman at three mills raises totaling $600 each in the concerted efforts in street being done by the special rather than being reduced to 1976 fiscal year paving and street light In planning and zoning board the 195 level certified by Perinchief, at a budget stallationsinadditlontobeefing co mmittee on the city's corn- Seminole Propert Appraiser workshop Saturday, told up the police department prehcrtsie plan said he will be Terry Goembel colleagues a five-member police force would gibe the ci ty • 24-hour per (lay coverage in law enforcement and the pay raLws are necessary' to redu ce police personnel turnov er. "it is unreasonable to believe Ce LakiMaryisgouigtokeepiLs A modular construction firm, with the police officers when they can "They're playing a waiting game," Ryan said find better benefits elsewhere,' capabilities of building six jail cells per day, is of Standard Systems officials He also predicted sitting in limbo" while the Counts Commission if the count) doesn't request the jail cells soon he said He recommended present officers' salaries be decides what to do about the Seminole County the company will return to the original plan of Increased by $300 annually at Jail, the administrator of the Seminole County nursing home rooms. Port Authority tSCOE'Am said today. the beginning of the new fiscal Meanwhile, state officials have approved , . ' . ' , 1A 1 . i.' - Modular Firm On Ja il l ls ............... - ts Word t' , - ' I r - f."J • 10 'it .-.,-4 "? 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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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c3967f9829b0ecb98624c6e52f1f02f.pdf c8ed920fac7ebbbb93bcebadf833d64c PDF Text Text 86—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. i, 1973 SEMINOLE so Wv SENIORS PI kv A % . 0 11% , 67th Year, No. 308—FrIday, August 13, 1975 By LYLE SUFFIELD JJj AUGUSTS Federation of Senior Citizen Clubs or Seminole County meet at Bram Towers, Sanford — 10:00 a.m. — Directors Only. AUGUST 19 Over Fifty Club — meet at Redding Gardens, Sanford — 10 am. Speaker, Mr. F. Patrick, representing HMO. Sanford Senior Citizens Inc. - meet at Civic Center, Sanford, noon Th Choral Singers will perform. I JL: !IQfmSISII/I AUGUST !L Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Spring. (ivic Center, Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs - 10:30 a.m. Big 1.iuich. South Semlaole Senior Citizen Club — Women's Club, 8 Overbrook Drive Casselberry at 1:00 p.m. — Bingo. Contract Master rs School h Reach Accord d eEl) I'RICKETl Herald Staff Writer teachers for ratification after they return to A . — Also, when cases are taken to arbitration the — Free use of school facilities for association Although classrooms Aug. 20. Executive Director loser pays the cost, meetings. The agreement must also be approved by the Gene Grooms said he wasn t satis. On the other hand, SEA won a host of rights. — Use of an exclusive bulletin board orspace for A 75-page master contract agreement for School Board before It goes into effect. fied with the $300 raise, he said the Many of the items won allow teacher Input Into the communication purposes. Seminole Cout;ty's 1,42 school teachers has been School Supt. W. P. "Bud" Layer said today he agreement is one of the best first- educational process. "I had to look very seriously at protecting the reached between School Board negotiators and the plans to take the contract to the board "as soon as + I Among the most Important are: , Seminole Education Association (SEA). rights of the board and the superintendent," Pelley year contracts h e's seen. Meanpossible," probably by the end of August or the — Payroll deduction. said. September. while, Supt. W. P. Bud At a Thursday meeting, the two teams ham. Layer — The board doubled its contribution for inI'm very glad ag)cemeflt was reathed" Layer "Rut at the sane time we recognized that mered out 10 SEA proposals and settled on a $3(J) said the agreement was for the surance. raise for beginning teachers. :'it's to the best interest of both sides." teachers needed to have input," he added A $300 raise in base pay. best interest of both sides. "I'm not satisfied with the monetary gains at all, is one of a few Florida counties to have 'We caine up itii a good first year contract," — Duty free lunches. it's something for the teachers to look at, bargained through to a successful contract said Harry Pelley, the board's chief negotiator. — Extra pay for teachers substituting during agreement Graooms said. Pelley says the contract contains provisions preparation periods. SEA Executive Director Gene Grooms Said tiC /'.grecment cancels the nced for a $300-a-day which no other Florida School Board has been able - Limited number of faculty meetings. Many other Florida counties are at Impasse. wasn't satisfied with the $300 raise, but said the arbitrator scheduled to arrive here Monday. to ram through. They are: — Reduced requirements for P.T.A. meetings. For a time, Seminole was at Impasse also, but agreement is "one of the best first-year contracts "I feel the contract was very good for both sides — The School Board has the right to grieve — A grievance procedure. Pelley and SEA negotiator Steve Rosenthal got that I've seen, and I think we worked long and hard. Each side has against teachers. — Curriculum advisory committee represen- together and called Thursday's meeting In an effort Representing more than 164 hours at the given, and each side has taken - which Is good faith — The contract contains a managerial rights tation. to produce a contract without the costly procedure l*rgaining table, the contract will be presented 14) bargaining," Pelley said. section. — Building committee representation, of impasse. ) • 17 =Ij The Federation Senior Citizens bus was put into operation on July 30, 1975. The days of operation for various locations in the county are as o1lows: Monday -Forest City Tuesday -Altamonte Springs, Fern Park, and Casselberry Wednesday -Sanford Thursday -Oviedo, Chuluota Friday •Laki Mary, Longwood, Winter Springs A donation from each rider will be collected to pay for gas, oil, and the driver. For trips In the Immediate area, a fee of $1.00 is expected for a one-way trip of $1.50 for a round trip. Fees for longer rides will be $2.00 and $3.53 a round trip. Riders are required to belong to the Federation, which costs $1.00 per year dues. If someone wishes to ride and does not hold a valid card, the driver can sell a membership at the time of boarding. The Jordan Marsh store in the Altamonte Mall Is providing a small lounge where riders may wait for the bus. It is located near the north entrance on the lower level. In order to economically set up a route each day for the bus, it will be necessary to have all reservations called into the Federation office by 3:30 p.m. the day before. The bus may also be used for emergencies any day Monday through Friday. The bus will be operated primarily for those without other transportation, but no restriction is placed on ridership. In general, the bus will stay in Seminole County unless there is a need to go to the Winter Park Mall or Into Orlando in an emergency. The bus is equipped with an added step for ease in loading, but riders must be ambulatory. At this time, we will not be able to accommodate wheel thaiis. Call 3Z3-7090 for 3 reservation and Information. Be sure the pick-up address, destination, and time are clear. N egotiators Settle On .. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Take advantage of this special offer now and you not Nothing adds value and comfort to your home better only save money, but you gain the pleasure of a more than an air conditioner. And the installation Is so easy, you'll wonder why you haven't thought of doing It comfortable home. sooner. Ask a Scotty's helper about Installation Instructions, then roll up your sleeves and do It yourself! I E. - . X\ .&, •; ' #Y,(mc." '; •: )}7Th thadoJScotty Wu can Do Iat*w'scIJ! N NNI '.r qL rN Ex-Georgia Governor . Nod .. .Ys• 'a,.:...,.•l •• Carter Bn' ngs Canipai gn To Sanford A -:4 :•• %. Democratic Seeks _______________ 7 Jimmy Carter came down from Georgia today to tell Seminole Countians that as President of the United States he would make this countr) ion of EM: is ;Ern ':: Clubs, Adresses I Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Springs Civic Center — Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs - meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month.— 10:30 a.m. Angles Elders - St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset Drive -- Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. Dram Towers —Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club - meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Building —Longwood —last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. Casselberry Sunshine SetJor Club - meet 80$ Mark David Blvd. - Casselberry -- 1st Fr.day of the Month - 10:00 a.m. new club - all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club - Church of the Nativity — Lake Mary.— meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at W:00 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street — Chuluota .— meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at p.m. Fifty Plus Club - 7th Day Adventist Church - Forest City — meet moatly on the 1st Monday of the Month —6:30p.m. Golden Years Fellowship - meet at the Community United Methodist Church - Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month - luncheon - Reservatlnns necessary. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club —meet at Grant (lapel AM F.. (lurch -Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. - Oviedo 3rd Monday of the Month at 4p.m. Lively Socialites Club - meet at Highlands Club House - 675 Shepard Road — Winter Springs —4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club - (National Association of Retired Federal Employees — meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford — 1st Friday of the month - 1:00 p.m. Over Fifty Club - All Soul's Catholic Church - now meeting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room - every other Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. .,.-ç'q • c.,.. '.. ..MJt.. ...iw — . . .. L.4.. .en ter - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club - meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. - 320 W. Semoran Blvd. — A!taiionte Springs - meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Ca.ss.?lbt'rry at 10 p.m. flCfl'S ("kb ()vex brol: L)riv. hiily-?ilners Club — meet Sts. Peter and F at - 'o1den,'xI — 1st Filday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club — St. John's Village - Fern Park - meet 15t and 3rd Thursday of the Month —7:30p.m. Young at Heart Club - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church -13 Bear Lake Road - Forest City - i Thursday of the Month — 1:00 P.M. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN — P.O. fox 2541 — Sanford, Florida 3Z771. %AN I REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER PREaKINDERGARTEN CLEAR CEDAR RZA II End-Of-Summer ei l CLEARANCE SAVE NOWI All air conditioners In stock must be sold. Reg. Price .........149.95 kEW1N1*TOR Scotty's SPRAY PAINT Reg. Price (liii. ft.) .......13c , ROyAL SCOT CARET Reg. Pnce(can) ........1.27 / Toilet Tank j6 "st FILL VALVE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— State Rep. Bob Ilattaway of Altamonte Springs has been ap- FILTERS SQ. YD." N 25 216 cocks. No float needed Reg. Price (ea.) ......... 3.9 W and 12'X24" Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .....6.99 Reg. 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I SPEEDECK FLOOR Scotty's AND DECK ENAMEL Gallon Electric WATER HEATER nsibillt' wi'l be working with leading conter.der) are already suffering iiorn National Solar air pollution problems," llatt.away said. federal officials to establish the "Our purpose in acquiring the site In Energy Research Center in Brevard County, where the Florida Solar Energy Center is Florida," he added, "Is to provide employment to many peeple in Central Florida." located. Inside Sunday .;iyhT Iiii A Journey A member of the Central Fl orida Chorale, which recentl toured Poland, kept a journal of her adventures. For an insight Into this journal and the Chorale's trek behi n d the iron curtain, see the woman's pages in Sun day's Herald. Feature To Spotlight Youngsters IA U H KINDERGARTEN Summer dais will soon turn to fall ftr children in 11YfiIIifiIIPIF .. GALLON RIDING BLPLAWN MOWER Hard finish for all porch, deck,M nr fInirc incir1p nr nut /tIiiitn 1° ' Seminole SeminoleCounty. But, area youngsters are busy getting all th e vacation fLn they can while it Lasts Sunday's Seminole Magazine presents a photo feature on y ouM having fun. INI)EX -' ' -'i. 1. , \ 3 h ,i lII,iIriY L - . t-4 '4 ' \ L. - -. ' .. ,._'6• f - -, Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, r1&bt,, chats with Seminole School Supt. W.P. "Bud" lAyer (left) and Sanford resident Dw McMurry. (Herald Photo by Bill Vtneent. , , He asks when the last Lrne philosophy of running thi. ihift to nuclear plants allace was in Seminole government for callec gene!-ation (i electricily. would like to see "strict conservation measures" adopted becomes soft, persistent — like County. Or for that matter, democracy. He also belit".i's the natioi and enforced. a schoolboy wooing his first when was Wallace last in Carter says America is should concentrate on toLar date. 115 I m majo j rr ar I .0.. as Fl rik or a? " oingb " ' out U of oil" fl ' energy. , president' Carter's political mark in The soft spoken Georgii years. But, he believes there's The reason we haven' t. he "1 d put eight or rune million Florida is Alabama Go v. Democrat was in Seminole enough coal for use as an says, is because of unemployed people to work," George Wallace. County today to tell the people energy source to last 200 years. from big oil companies, arte r. "It bcils down to a race he's concerned about unem) C He also is an advocate of Along with his thoughts on between me and Gov. ployment, energy and the nuclear energy and believes energy, Carter believes in He'd put them towora in both Wallace," carter says. present administration's this country eventually will protecting the environment and public and private industry. G.t . Hold L i ne On Milinge; Mayor Says Mayor LAK E MAIt\' i recomWalter Sorenson mend to the (it) Council that the tax levy remain at three mills diring Saturday's 9a.m. , u eyes a .. .. forehead turned into a sea of "Florida analyzing Six Panel Colonial VJ lie lled at the dark blue businessman's socks and he dusted lintoff his nstri"- d suit. . A major res NALLCOVFFJNG .. 4•,4, . . ., 11 ____________ I .- After attending a meeting mCocoa Beach on Bro',i'n, chairman of the House Committee on I can see no reason for the state not to be the site for the national center. Growth and Energy. T £ IL " sisted in falling over his Wednesday with the Governor's Task Force on S o l ar neri, attawa said,"Florida has pointed chairman of the select subcommittee Solar Energy Development by Rep. t1yatt in the forefrvnt of solar energy development and Highland Spring Elegant 100% nylon shag with jute back. Many co!orc Style 247. • Replaces old-fashioned ball- 7 project for Cape Canaveral. 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Yes, tlwt is, if 1Ws nation's people choose him for the highly touted job he's seeking SJ__L that of President of the United States, he says. Carter slumped casually in a chill metal chair at I, 8 JANE tASSE1.BI.RRY Ilattawa) will be traveling to Washington, D Herald office, touching T Herald Stall Writer C., to try to obtai1i the $50.nillion solar research clump of silver hair that per. I J g id them jobs as teacher aides, nurse's aides, working in daycare centers, picking vp garbage cf.' the treets — a kt ..-' of jobs that presently 'r1U ',% ,' v :t ,' .. • .. . . 1' 1b' . , ' - + 4' JJII A'tL r . . .' For those able to work wl,. won't work — Jimmy C4rter ii not)ourcandliate Because ti work. paying — . 's ' ' - &) 1 not to In 1946, Carter graduated from the Uni ted States Naval Academy. Adm. Ilyman Pc'.er, Ca rter ooke'J in the eye and asked. "Did do your best?" "'J . ___ '' Sorenson told The Ilerald today lithe city reduces its :-,: property tax level to the 1.95 iniiia e rmiU ' certified by '* Seminole Pro ert) Appraiser Terry Goemtxi, the city will " have to search for another source of incoie in order to • . rt'tain it.s fed''ra l md 3t.t'.0 •''' - .-7 .- .. .' - - '. .- . - i . . . ; V q j.,' /.- '-fr , r' : . ' . . , .'- • ite.ulzing i hadn't •ne his best, Carter, after a long pause, il neaswell as cOU . 9, 4! '.4. '', f ',, -, $• I• I ' •'% -'i4* f •C 7 ' I ..-'.....-- " - ' ', ' ' -' That's a mont Carter t'.'riich. hasn't fri'ntfpn cin, �7A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. 15, NATiON IN BRIEF Tanker Rams Oil Platform, Seven Crewmen Missing NEW OH lEANS (AP) — A tanker carrying 46 men and 14.7 million gallons of oil smashed into an unmanned offshore oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico early today. The Coast Guard said both caught fire and seven aewmen were missing. Thgboats and other commercial vessels in the area south of Like Charles responded to the burning ship's calls for help and picked up 39 men who abandoned ship before dawn, a Coast Guard spokesman said. Coast Guard helicopters flew them to Galveston, Tex., where a Coast Guard spokesman said 10 were hospitalized. Hesadonemanhadburnsover90percentofhisbodv and that another was described as seriously Injuret Judge Charges Little Jury RALEIGH. NC. tAP - A jury of six whiti,s and six blacks bgan dciiberatioas tDday rn the Joan Little murder trial after being told by Wake Superior Court Judge Hamilton Hobgood that they will be the "sole judges" of the truth. Hobgood told the jurors they had three alternatives In reaching a verdict in the case of the black woman charged with killing her white jailer: guilty of second.degree murder with a maximum peflalty of life Imixisonment; guilty of manslaughter with a penalty of four months to ) in prison; or innocent on all charges. At issue is whether Miss Little, 21, killed jailer Clarence Alligood, 62. to defend herself during a sexual attack, as she claims, or whether it was part of a plan to escape from the Beaufort County jail, as the state contends. Bronfman Claims Compliance YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. (AP) — Multimillionaire Edgar Bron! man says he has complied with all demands of his son's kidnapers and is begging for a sign that Samuel Bronfman 2nd is still alive and well. Saying the 21.year..old whisky scion's abductor's "have failed to follow through," Bronhnan noted that "time is going by" and pleaded with the kidnapers to renew contact through an agreed upon secret telephone number. The concern with fleeting time referred to a warning from the kidnapers that a record $4.5 million ransom would have to be paid withIn 10 days for Samuel's safe return. They said the victim was buried somewhere in Westchester County with only 10 days' supply of water and air. Hearst's Mother To Testify SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Catherine Hearst, the mother of fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, will testify before a federal grand jury in Harrisburg, Pa. But she says shetias no Idea what she will be asked and "I don't know why I'm go4ng." Meanwhile, her husband, Randolph A. Hearst, resdent and editor of the San Francisco Examiner, denied allegations by a man in FBI custody that the HearsU may be sending money to their daughter. "Mrs. Hearst and I do not kmw where Patty is, have never known and have never contributed one dime to her support since the kidnaping," Hearst said Thursday. Ink Spots Harmony Recalled ALTOONA, Iowa (Al') — Some of the old Ths, early Ink Spots and Mills &otlers re":, wcre scratchy. Jim- — tiunorupped back his hard hat and listened. Then his soft voice sounded a rhythmic bass beat as "If I Didn't Care" was played. He remembered songa "that middle-aged peoIe just don't forget." Gilmore recalled the 18 years he was with the Ink Spots. The group's smooth harmDny ranked it among the best of the' 194k and 'SOs, on into the '6Os. "Music is a pacifier. It can make you happy," he reflected. "It can make you sad. Today's rusI' can't make you sad." Viking Launch Set Aug. 20 CAPE CANAVCRAL (AP) — A twice-delayed Ving space mission still may celebrate the nation's 200th tArthday with a soft landing on Mars to seek life on the red planet, space officials say. As technicians worked Thirsday to switch the spacecraft with a twin sitter that was to have been launched later this month, officials planned an Aug. 3) launch for the hardluck spacecraft. If the 505-million-mile, 303-day jow'ney goes smoothly, the first part of the 11-billion mission will go into orbit around Mars on June 19, 1976, officIals said. Hoffa.Giacalone Link Probed DETROIT (Al') — A cothdante of es-Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa revealed while under truth serum that reputed MaCia figure Anthony oiiy Jack" Glacalone tried several times to set up meetings with Hoff a before the union leader disappeareJ, sources say. Louis Linteau reportedly told a psychiatrist hired by the Hoffa family that Hoffa Ioforrned him on July 29 that he was to meet Glacalone the next day. Hoffa has not been seen since July 30. Ford To Veto Price Controls VAIL Coin. tAP) - Calling the nation's energy froblem a "giant puzzle," President Ford said today he will veto an extension of price controls on domestic oil and jcou,ised 'o rernoir his ye! thrift on imprt&t oil if Ccngress sustains the veto. The President said the twin actions would Increase tl xicc of petroleum produca only a few cents a gilkit, 'contrary to what others have prullctei" New Ballistics Tests Ordered LOS ANGELES (Al') — New 5aUlstIes tests have been ordered in an effort to resolve lingering questions about a "send.gun" theory in the assassination of Sen. Robert . Krinedy. Superior Court Judge Robert A. Wenke on Thursday ordered the eight-shot ,22.calber pistol taken as evidence in the June 5, 1968 slayIng fired again. i Mexican—Americans Rap Police Moves RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — Residents o( this city's predominantly Mexican-American Casa Blanca section, after a shootout between officers and snipers that left six wounded, say police actions in the incident only aggravated longstanding tensions. "We've been abused for a long tune in Casa Blanca and we haven't ever done anything about It," said Tony Romero, whe 20-year-old nephew was among those injured in the disturbance early Thursday. Two other cities hit by violence earlier In the week, Bot.ton and Elyria, Ohio, were calm lhursday night. Romero's comments came at a meeting of about 50 Casa illanca community leaders Thursday night at which there were calls for a Justice Departmerit 1nvetiga lion into the violent outbreak. The disturbance started Wednesday night when police responded to a report that Steve Clark, 28, had been found shot and stabbed and his pickup truck vandalized. Police Chief Fred Ferguson said later Clark was believed to have been involved in a dispute over narcotics. Officers arriving at the scene said they were fired on by as many as 60 snipers, who reportedly fled into nearby corn! ie!ds. License Tax Man Convicted MOORE HAVEN (Al') William T. Brooks, a third generation Glades County tax collector, has been convicted on two counts each of forgery and embezzlement in connection with the sale of vehicle licensi tags. Brooks, 40, a wheelchairbound polio victim, was concted Wednesday after a livepoman. four-man jury deliberated for two hours to conclude a month-long trial. Attorneys for Brooks said they would appeal, and Judge William Lamar Rose delayed sentencing for two weeks to allow filing of motions for a new trial. Testimony showed Brooks sold a tag to Glades County Commissioner John Langdale for $Z33, but that state vehicle registration records showed the tag cost only $. Prosecutors charged that Brooks used similar methods to shortchange the stale by more than $4,000 last year. The prosecutor introduced evidence to show that Brooks had suffered "financial problems" during l!74 Brooks still faces 58 counts of for,'v' y and embezzlement-related urges, but l'.is attorney said prosecution ot tti additional charges could be a violation of the speedy trial Brooks was first elected tax collector in 1959, succeeding his mc'her and uncle in the post. Leaders of the Casa Blanca community have called for a Justice Department investigation into the outbreak of violence that left six people wounded. Residents are claiming that police actions aggravated the strife. A police airplane and helicopter flying over the Field were shot at and disabled. Hut when shotgun-toting oif i. cers made a sweep of the field in military formation, they came up empty-handed. The battle, meanwhile, spread to nearby streets. When it was over, two policemen and four civilians had been wounded by gunshots and Four persons had been arrested. The atmosphere remained tense Thursday night, but there were no reports of further incidents. Police said they had not stepped up patrols in the area, although officers were working 12-hour shifts to make more manpower available in the event of further violence. In Boston, though earlier disturbance appeared to be over, several persons were Lnjure and two arrested in an angry protest In the Massachusetti House chamber against im pending welfare cuts. It was the first known invasion of the nation's oldest deliberative body. The 50 or so dissidents, calling themselves the "Western Massachusetts Coalition to Fight the Cutbacks and People for Economic Survival," protested legislation to reduce general welfare expenditures by an estimated $43.5 million About half the House membership was in attendance for debate on an election bill when the demonstrators barged past doorkeepers and ran shouting down the aisles, headed f or the rostrum. There was scuffling on the floor as court officers and some legislators joined forces to expel the visitors, who were egged on by leaflet-dropping comrades in the public galleries. In El)Tia, Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin blamed radical blacks and whites for two nights of violence in this Cleveland suburb that left 24 injured. Highway patrolmen and city policemen continued today to patrol areas in which the Tuesday and Wednesday night lirebombings, assaults and gunfire were centered. He Gets Paid For Listening To Troubles KANSAS CI1Y, Kan. (Al') — Kirk Martin listens, in person and by appointment only. "Iwill talk, If acustomerasksmeto, or If he looks like he wants me to," Martin says. "I can talk eyeball to eyeball to anyone who comes through my front door." Martin, 48, a professional truck and taxicab driver who sells one4amily homes and farms oi the side, began his listening enterprise with a newspaper ad. "Did you know men are allotted 77,000 words per day, and women 31,000? I will listen to you talk far thirty minutes without comment for .O0," read the ad. A trickle of calls from the curious followed the first d. That was about two weeks ago. "I get about 10 to 20 calls a day now, but only a few of those make appointments," Martin says. He says his clients are from all walks of life, many of them troubled people who need someone to hear them out, just once, "Just the other day a man from the upper Income group came because h" "t stilted n his exclusive neighborbood," Martin said. "He couldn't grow a garden In his yardor hang his launcb-yout to dry if he wanted for fear of what the neighbors would think." Martin says he's not sure why he began listening profes- sionally. "I guess because Ifeel the Lord gave me a capacity to work with people," he said. "I almost went Into psychiatry. And this is an Inexpensive alternative to a psychiatrist." Marti'i said he has a bacbebr's degree in business administration, and studied sociology, math, law and paychiatry at the University of Missouri. He calls himself "mildly psychic" and says his ancestry — Je'xish, Irish, Scottl.sh, English, therokee Indian and Fr'nch — helps him relate to anyone. "I once read that a man was committed to an asylum anc', instevd of sjedL1g 10 r 3) years there, he was released sL hours liter just Lecai someone took the time to taLk to him," Martin said. "Scrneti.rm!s CCI 1munication is the :," - . - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE NO. s-c In RE: Eitat of KENNETH F. STRAIGHT deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons HavingClalm%oroernafldsAglnst Said Estate: You are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you may have against the estate of KENNETH F STRAIGHT. deceased late of Seminole County, Florida. to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file the same in duplicate and as provided in Section 73316. Florida Statutes. in their offices In the County Courthouse in Seminole County. Florida. within four calendar months from the time of the first publication hereof, or the same will be barred Filedat Sanford, Florida thu 11th day of August. 1975 Kenneth W. Straight, Sr As Administrator WILLIAM 1. COLBERT, ESQ. STEN$TROM,QAVISL MCINTOSH Attorney icr Administrator Address Flagship Bank of Sanford Publish August: 15, 77, 1915 DEO 77 . CHICAGO (AP) — A group synod membership, Including uel Roth, stopped short of call. trying to enlist support for a sorr', 2,500 churches with Ing the new organization a sep split with the Lutheran f'hurth- 80O.0K) members. arate church. But, he said, "It Missouri Synod has no backing will be apart from the Missouri from the congregations, a E1M's preldent, Dr. ain- Synod." church spokesman says. "A"eordlng to our Informa- I La. aa.II. • lion, there is not one congregalion ... that intends to leave the Missouri Synod," the Rev. T F I IvtUITI-Ivuhuuona,re 0 iOu iO ruve ifl ruOflua • The Rev. Mr. Sauer's forecast was In reaction to a resoFORT lAUDERDAlE (Al') manent Injunction. lution passed unammoi'sly by — A inultl-mlllionaire InA tIlion, which was not enEvangical Lutherans in Mission vcilcd ui an auto crasn which tered into evidence, was also earlivr in the dpy. "'pjurently, killed a Fort Lauderdale youth presented to the court signed by the lay people want to continue has been banned from driving 1,300 area residents asking that In the present fellowship which in Florida. Goodwin be banned from the In a legal maneuver do- roads has been such a blessing before the intrusion of liberalism," he seethed as unique, Broward Goodwin, whose license was Qrcult Judge Gene Fischer Miirkd last Nov. Z after Ld. About 2,000 EEAM members ruled Thursday that the driving eight speeding tickets, was the voted here to "form clusters of habits of Leo Goodwin III, 23, driver of the Porsche sports car congregations, groups and whose driver's license already Involved in a crash that killed individuals" and meet next had been suspended at the time loaner Fort Lauderdale High Fetruary to "define their of the fatal crash, 'ere a pabllc (ociball star Jon Skillings and nuisance, direction" as a siu,le body. injured Skillings' companion on ELIM, a znode -ate group that The ban caire as an in. July 20, police said. objects to the synod's literal in- junction agairat Goodwin's Last weei, Goodwin was terpretatlonoftheBible,clalms right to drive and Fischer said thargedbypoliceasdrlverof a the new crganlzatlon cild it will remain In effect until a speeding Ferrari which attract as much as one-fourth of hearing can he held on a per- crashed Into two parked ce-i, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am egaged n business at 3111 Ceceila DrIve. Apopka 37703. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious nameDEStGN UNLIMITED, and that I Intend to register Mid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole C3unty. Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Setb0t ItS 09 Florida Statutes 1937. S: Frank C. DiPaolo Publish' July 75, Aug 1. I. IS. 1975 CITY OF wINTEI1SPRINGS,FL0RIDA NOIIC$Of PUblIC Hearing PEP 137 IN THE FAMILY COURT No. fl,SI9 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNT'v'OF CHARLESTON SUSAN CHURCH HAFF Plaintiff vs. GEORGE RICHARD HAFF. Defendant SUMMONS TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE NAMED YOU ARE HEREBY SUM MONED and required to ans*er the ComplaInt In this action, of wtiCh a copy Is herewith served upon you. andtOsecveacopyofyouranswerto thes.aid Complaint on the %tjbscrlbr at hiS office In Charleston Heghts. S.,uth Carolina, within twenty (201 days after the service hereof, cx. clutive of the day of such serivce; and If you fall to answer the Corn plaint within the time aforesaid, the Piaintitf in th.s action will apply to theCourtiortherellefd,mandedin the Cov.plaint, G000STEIN & JENNINGS. P A fly S David Ci Jennings Attorney for Plaintiff Dated the 17th day of June, Charleston. South Carolina, To the Defendant. George Richard Huff, above named, take Notice that the original of the Summons in the above captioned caus. was fiiei in the Office of the Clerk of the Family Court p4 Charleston County on the 73rd day of June. 1973 ATTEST TRUE COPY Gurlie C. Smith Clerk, The Family Court Of Charleston County CoodteIn & Jennings. PA, Atforneys At law 2124 DorchesterAve P 0. Box 7501 Charleston, S C Publish Aug. 13. fl 9. 1973 D[O - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR IEMNOLE COUNTY. PROLATS DIV'.SIOW PROB*'iE NO. '1 114-CP NOTICE TOCSECITORS Failing, Leader Says Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE P40. 731317CAO4.F In Re: the Marnia5e of LUTHER SEIDEL. Petitioner, and EDITH M SEIDEL. Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION TO. EDITH M SEIDEL R 0 No 1. Box 217 Reading, Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you by your husband, LUTHER SEIDEL. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to the Petition, it any, to said action on Michael 0. Chiumento. [sq. the Petitioner's attorney, whoSe addresS is Post Otfice Box 641. Flagler Beach. Florida 370)4. on or before Sep tember3rdltlS,andfiletheorginal CITY OF LONGWOOD,FLORIDA with the Clerk of this Court ether NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO before service on the Petitioner's CONSIDER ADOPTION OF attcwrueyorimmedia?efy thereafter; PROPOSED ORDINANCE otherwise a default will be entered against you forthe relief demanded TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' in the PetitiOn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by WITNESS my hand and seal the City of Longwood. Florida, that this Court on the 30th day of July. the City Council will hold a public 1973 hearIng to consider enactment of (SEAL) Ordinance No £3. entitled Arthur H Bekwi'h, Jr. Ct&k of the Circuit Court AN ORDINANCE AMENDING By: Lillian Jenkins AND SUPPLEMENTING OR Deputy Clerk DINANCE NO 113. OF THE CiTY Publish' Aug II. 15, 27. $973 OF LONGW000. FLORIDA. DEO 7 BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CITY OF LOPIGW000. FLORIDA, AS AMENDED AND SUP FLORIDA PLEMENTED BY ESTABLISHING PROBATE DIVISION CONSTRUCTION AND USE PROBATE NO. 7S.fl$-CP REGULATIONS FOR PROPERTY WITHIN LOCATED I1E IN RE: ESTATE OF DONALD MARHAN OUELLETTE. MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE Deceased CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, AND ZONED M LIGHT IN. 0 U S T R I A 1. 0 I S T R I C T, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10 ALL PERSONS HAVING SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST AND EFFECTIVE DATE. SAID ['TATE SaidOrdinancewaspiacedonfirst You, and each of you. are hereby reading on August 11, 1973. and the notified and required to file any City Council wiil consider same (or claims and demands which you, or final passage and adoption after the eIther of you. may have against public lw'aring which will be held in said estate in the office of thC Clerk the City Hall of Longwood. Fiorida, of the Circuit Court, Probate on Monday. the $? day of Sep. Division. Seminole County, Florida, tei'nber, A. D 1975. at 1:00 p.m., on .4 the Courthouse in !anford. as soon thereafter as possible. At the Florida, wIthin four (1) calendar meetIng interested parties may .'.' respecuo P" months frnm '- U—, 4 'e it',,' "a the proposed Ordinance, This f.vblicatiOn of this notice, Each claIm or demand must be in hearing maybe continued from time writing and contain the place of to tine until final action is taken by residence and post office add'ess of the City Council, A copy of the proposed Ordinance the claimant and must be sworn by the claimant, his agent or attorney. isposledat t'e City Hall. Lnuqwoocl, or the same shall be void. Florida and copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and same may Each credito. shall deliver suf ficlent copies of his claim to enable be inspected by the public. DATED thIs 11th day of August, A the Circuit Court to mail one to each personal representative 0.. 1915 Dated this 12th day of August, 5: Omie R Shomat, 1973 City Clerk of the (SEAL) City of Longwnod. Florida William Ouellette Publish August: 15.77. 791 Sept. 3. Administrator 1973 Joe 0 M.athony, PEQII of Henderson & Matheny CITY OF At'torreys for Administrator WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 7 South Washington Avenue Natke ii Public Hearing Titirsvllie, Florida 37710 Publish Aug. IS. 27, 1975 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEQ 90 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by In RE: Est.'te of IHOMiS Ll'STEi' P4110504 Decea seø Move To Split Synod Legal Notice - All creditors of the estate of THOMAS LSTER HUDSON. deceased are heeby notifico and requir to file any claims or demands which they may have against said estate, in Ihe office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, in the courthouse at Sanford, Florida, wIthin four calendar months from the date of the first publication of thIs notice, Each claim or demand must be in writing and must slate the place of residence and post off lc addrett of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, or it will become void ICcding to law. August 13, 1975 Pfoyette S Hudson As Administrator G. THOMAS BAIL Attorney for Administrator Addrts U01 Fontalnebleau Blvd. Api. 717 .tlarni, FIa 33177 publIsh Aug. 15. 77, 1975 D[0 .y. ,,..j , rnJ!tJ, '-Ifl.i x.iu i.. 0 Insurance Firms Blamed; with months Allstate Increases Rates 'l, Richard McFarlain, bar assistant executive director, 101(1 Insurance Cornmmissioner Philip Ashier in a letter Thursday that the companies help unethical lawyers by refusing to fight claims in court although they know the claims are false. Meanwhile, the Allstate Insurance Co., the state's second largest insu.ror of motorists, said it was raising auto insurance rates an average 20 per cent beginning today. It was the company's third price jump in less then tii v&urs. Heart Pacers Called Faulty M lAM I A J) . 'I'hc federal gn'crnnient says h&.'art pacers a.s.sembled by a Miami mipany and claimed by that company to be good for 12 to It.') months soriwtimes need replacing after three days. , The allegation was made in a federal court suit filed Thursday against the Cordis Corp., which has had previous difficulties with the Food and Drug Adin illist ration. I V',el'a si -'._, ',r,. t* ,11 1' (;overnment lawyers said the company has misrepresented the quality of Its pacemakers, batterypowered devices implanted in the chest to regulate the heart beat. Principals Face First Test TALI.MIASSEE (APi — A new organization of school principals and supervisors is facing its first test in DeSoto Count)', where three officials have been denied tenure. The Florida Administrative and Supervisory Association has provided attorneys for principals Louis Anderson and Nathan Crosby and vocational education director Jack Barnes in their battle with the school board at Arcadia. The board has held that although the three completed their required three years of probation before 1974, granting them continuing contracts (tenure) would be contrary to the board's philosophy, 'P" Ill UIC ilFiII UI owned by men from Chipley Seminole Sheriff's detectives Forgery Charged spectator. and Jasper, Via. today reported approximately For Assistant Publo' George Persons, 168 Ronnie Sanford police booked an $8,000 in stolen items have been l':ast Palatka man on $5,000 I)rive, Altarnonte Springs, also [)efender Jim Graham this Wil recovered following the arrest bond at county jail following his reported a CII radio unit was the last indigent client he of two south Seminole juveniles arrest at the Sanford Plaza taken when an autc was represent in Seminole for accused of breaking into 11 shopping center of a charge of burglarized at his residence, Public Defender Franklin residences in the liingwoodKelly's office. Graham later deputies said. uttering a forged check. Rolling Hills area. Sanford police said today a told The Herald he's now Jail records identified the Detective ft W. Simmons of suspect as Michael William CB radio unit was reported devoting full time to his private the burglary squad said the inmissing after a truck parked at law practice in Titusvllle. vestigatlon stemmed from the victims, was entered and two shotguns, Keller, 18, of East Palatka. The lawyer in the white Major Lawson, 32, of 127 Mariners Village Apartments appreht'rislon Aug. 5 of a 14among Included the valued at $450, were taken. jacket had entered Into plea Bethune Circle, Sanfod, was was burglarized. year-old boy in a burglarized recovered items were a $1,500 Hand and power toots valued bargaining on Miller's behalf Sanford Animal Control held in county jail on $5,750 house by Deputy David t)uguid. gold ring, watches and other Also arrested during the jewelry, scuba diving equip- Officer Joe Shupp was treated bond after his arrest on at $2,057 were reported stolen In with the state attorney's office. As is not often the case, the investigation was a 16-year-old rnent, sporting goods, tape and released From Seminole McCrackin Road, Sanford, by break-ins over the county. Sheriff's deputies reported Judge had participated, too. 1emonal Hospital today after patrolman Tony Brooks Jr. on boy. Both youths were charged recorders, wallets, tools, calcuwith 23 felony and three lators and a bag of old silver being attacked by a stray dog charges of reckless driving, tools taken in a garage break- 'Thus, the sentence on the and violation on W. 13th st. driving while intoxicated and in at the Leslie E. t.acey probation misdemeanor counts and coins resisting an officer with residence. 106 Cherry Hill probation on the latest turned over to Florida Division Shupp was treated for six violence. of Youth Services officials, who Burglary Probed Circle, Longwood and from a puncture wounds on the right As Miller sat quietly in the released the boys to the tod)' Deputies today were probing truck at the residence of Claude Deputies today were probing wrist and forearm. He reported thefts of four citizens band Jackson, SR 46 west of Sanford, courtroom, hLs head close to of their parents, officials said. Sanford police reported that of his wife with tears Simmons said the youths' a burglary at the Samuel J. he spotted the unlicensed radios from autos and thefts of parents cooperated fully with Weiss residence at 102 Lamp- German shepherd while on tools in several locations in the power tools were taken in a brimming from her eyes, Graham handed Miller a small investigators and stolen items, lighter Road, Apple Valley, In patrol and had collared the dog utility shed burglary at valued at $400 were and was putting the animal Into County. valued at approximately $8,000, which Two CB units were reported Andrew Latham residence at book that appeared to be a New the cage truck when lie was Testament. "I hope you'll take stolen In auto break.Ins at the 2807 Grove Drive. were recovered from a hiding reported taken Thursday. bitten. In other burglaries, Robert F. this and read it. It's helped me a spot in a wooded area. He said Sanford police reported today Quality Motel, 1-4 and SR 434, Officials said the dog was Longwood, deputies said. The Ryan, 130 Palmetto Ave., lot through the years." all the recovered items have that the residence of Donald C. "I hope you realize having a radios were taken from autos Longwood, reported three been Identified by burglary Cook, 2315 Palmetto Avenue, impounded for' nh.irvatkxi. woman to stand by you and a cardboard boxes containing u is worth more .. 14(X) in gift glassware missing : than all the drugs in the world," £ from his garage. Judge McGregor softly told ' it Hi tt'it Li IL Deputy Luke Stallworth said Miller. "Only time will tell f i:1. - e !t a . r' television, radio and two whether you love them more I iIL . i il:4I '.' • 'i;_i' pistols were reported missing than )ourself." .i e: Un I fl g after a burglary at the .. residence of Russell C. Bastin, ''I ____ _________ ,f';i h r i.t.t 101 Gum St., Sanlando Springs. ____ . £ I _L;4 Z5. ____ Stallworth said two chain- _________________________ : __________ A p p c. I saws were reported taken in a .-z._, ak at 1292 S. Eastlake Seminole County Corntools Planners' , 'V Tourism Said Endangered Ii . ' - ' -. "-.T - { '' MIAMI }3EACII AP This resort city will become a ghost town unless money is spent, and spent soon, to attract more out-of -(owners, leaders of the tourist industry warn. "We are begging you people," Herbert Schiff man, head of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Association, told the City Council Thursday. "Unless we all get together, we are not going to have a Miami Beach, and I don't think you want to preside over a ghost town." Visitors are deserting the city this summer, the council told. The tourist industry officials urged councilmen to approve emergency funding For beach restoration, a national publicIty campaign and new attractions to lure - I was tour ist.s, I' ' 4 - - S ____ , 1 roved '- 71 -. ,, .. A1 ' missioners this wi.'ek gave their Ave., Longwood. RonaH Franklin McClain, 28, . stamp of approval, allocating I J1 $50,000 from federal Corn- of Orlando, was Jailed on $8,000 _i/ prehensive Employment bond b) sheriff's deputies on a NSTANT PRIN Training Act (CETA) funding circuit court warTant charging COPY SERVICE t±rg wiii to five of the county's seven treakinp and r'' intent to commit a felony and , ;; ... cities to hire city planners. a'. ii' 4.The county some weeks ago attempted grand larceny. 1 00 :&" __________________gave the nod to a Winter — , '" COPIES Let Carrier Take The s.'•; . . Springs' request for $10,000 in Heat Off Your Family CETA money for a planner. No $ 2 5 funding for a planner was FREE requested by the City of SanESTIMATES 4 FREE PICKUP ford, Count)' Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., said & DELIVERY today, addIng Sanford has "Picked Up One Day Senior cltlz'ns and other groups of volunteers are busily sending already completed its cornSANFORD WHO? out picture post cards telling Industrialists and businessmen prehensive land use plan and Delivered The Next" throughout the country that we "WLsh You Were Here," The studies required by both SOUTHERN AIR QUALITY HOUSE IS THE QUESTION cards are signed simply "Sanford." These will be followed with county-sponsored state law and of Sanford, Inc. PRINTERS, INC. letters of explanatloa, letting the businessmen know that the statewide planning law passed Ph. 322-8321 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee of 100 N. Maple Ave. during the recent session of the 25, headed by Tom Hunt, would like them to entertain thoughts of legiclature. relocatiug their businesses or opening a branch of s&me in our Altamonte Springs Mayor area. Hunt Is pictured above (standing) with many of the local Norman Floyd, who hal volunteers, iHerald Photo by Bill Vfncen0 requested county approval fir _____ the federally funded planner, Under 25 - SR-22's told the city commissi'. CanCelled RejeCted Thursday of the count)' action E.Z, Payments Quotes lie noted today with the ser• vices of the planner the city will 322-0285 - 83 .9774 I have no difficult)' completing Its comprehensive plan for 2417 S. French Ave. submission to the count:,' Sanford, Fin 32771 conunission. '1'Nv.I'RUSSI V: lili'ri s iii :t itt ciugh (lie rtio cli (itit's of ().edo, Lake Mary, , INSURANCE AGENCY CASSE1,BElThi— A parade adults will begin with prizes for ('lawns, and 1)um.Dum the I ongwood and Casselberry did not request CETA funding for r' — Clown and presentation of the all events. planners, Coiimissioner Mike Bicentennial flag will launch Entertainment will be Activities Include games of liattaway suggested Tuesday BICYCLES the CIt' of Casselbecr."s annual provitled b) the Tony Bass fun and skill, bingo, a dunking his colleagues agreed to Fun Day Saturday. G r a u . I.e a t Ii e r w o o d booth and horse rides. Civic and 'ilId allocate the maximum salary .', _.i''' '' ...-.'.. - - -. "' . ':' , . Turner Trial Scope Narrowed TAMPA tAP) — U. S. District Judge Terrell government's mailhodges has restricted fraud conspiracy case against Orlando salesman Glenn Turner and five others. hodges ruled Thursday that the re-trial would continue with prosecutors restricted to producing evidence concerning only the wholesale end of Turner's Koscot Interplanetary cosmetics company. Those operations Involved the sale of supervisory' positions and distributorships. Under hodges' ruling, the government will be prevented from citing retail operations of Koscot to demonstrate what the indictment alleges was fraud. the scope of the ''' ' -- _____ LOW AUTO RATES ____________________________________________________________________________________ Job Reclassification Sought JxFTUflQI( Publish Aug ii, 1975 C'ly Attornpy CIty of Winter Springs. Florida With Intent to c'1ziiniit a Ii, Miller's story unfoLd, life.'' '1 was walking down the were overcrowded and I Charles Miller said he misdemeanor. he'd been fighting a losing couldn't get on the program," railroad tracks and picked up a believes he can make It. tire iron," he said. "then I just Assistant State Attorney battle with drugs for five years. he said. For Charles Miller the last Judge McGregor gave him 30 Charles Gordon dropped a It started with marijuana and In April Miller received a seemed drawn to that building. fIve years have been filled in state prison, plus companion possession of drugs like "Orange Sunshine" probationary sentence from I pried open the side door and "Orange Sunshine," "Purple seven years probation, instead burglary tools charge in the and "Purple Micrcxlot." He Circuit Judge Vollie Williams found some money in the office Microdots," and drugs with the of the maximum five-year laU!'st case. advanced to the use of"most all on a guilty plea to grand lar- cashbox. It was enough to get a not-so-exotic names of prison term f or breaking Judge McGregor warned 24- forms of acid." Then came ceny in a Nov. 1974 burglary bus ticket to Georgia to see my marijuana, cocaine and probation on a grand larceny year-old Miller that even in cocaine and, lastly, the heroin, case. wife and little boy." heroin, prison the drug temptation will conviction, But as Miller started out the Then July 9 Miller said he Thursday he was told by McGregor withheld ad- be there. "I've been told illegal lie told of twice trying to get violated his probation. He was door of Franel Optical Supply Circuit Court Judge Robert B. judication of guilt and meted drugs are available in prison if on the methodone treatment penniless, without a permanent Co., Ill Atlantic Drive, Fern McGregor that "It'll take a another consecutive seven you have the money and the program for addicts at an address. His wife and three- Park, a patrolling Sheriff's strong man to get off it and years probation on a plea of contacts." Orlando drug treatment center, year-old sonwerewith relatives deputy spotted him. Miller was make something out of your guilty to breaking and entering In the quietness of Courtrooiii "1 went in on my own but they in Georgia. arrested for burglary as I" climbed above the false ceiling in the building, I • I I slil1er's attractive wife stood 23 Fe:ony C'ounts Fiiea beside him as Judge McGregor passed sentence in the courBy BOB llA)YI) Herald Staff Writer - SE . of SE'.ii of NE'... of NW'4 04 Sect, 15 Tsp 21. Range 79 to the corporlte limits of the City of Altamonf Springs. Florida, and Ib) To consider dI5O the question of dsigning and assigning the zoning classification of Commercial t'eiIhbo,t'd V 4) to said t"op'rty as tPat 'lit sit citui Is tk'cnibed In ". zoniii3 r1i,'int'* of tnu' City c' Altanir. Sn, irçs, F'crlda, towit OrdInsn:p No. 271 13 inc as amencd and t4Iuple,ni,t.d. The present Zoning classification of said property is AgrIcuIhiral I (A. II as that classification is described in the toning ordinances and regutatkns of Seminole County, Florida. The Public Hearing will be held in the Cit'. Hall, Altamonte Springs. Florida, on the September 9, 1973, at 1:30 PP. or as soon thereafter as possible, at which tlm* interested partIes and citIzens for and against the proposed ary,exal;on and zoning will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from tIme to time until final action is liken by ttie City CommIssion. This notice shall be posted at the City Hall wIthin the City of Altarronf, 5pnEng, Florida. and in three (3) othtr places Wethin th City, ano published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Altamonte Springs. and Seminole County, Florida, cnceaweek'for at least fo'ar (1) cons..cut'vs weeks prior to the date of the Public H.an&,,n. ih ,. Cl the IIn? icat4onto.;te';; the last publiCation, both dates In clutive shall not be less thart'Iwenty. t'tght U4) days In addlior, nctie shall be posted in the area to be consIdered for annexation and tOning at least fifteen 11$) days prior tO tPw date of Ihe PvblIc Hearing. DATED this 29ti day of July. AD 1975, S Phyllis Jordatut, City Clerk of Ihe City of Altarnonte Sonings, Eta. Publish: Aug 15, II. 23 L S,j. 1, 197S Lot 1, Bbk A. P4,rlP Ci'lando Ranches Sec$v Four, ,tccc, 'ing to the plat thereof is recorded in Plat Book 12. Page 15. of the publir records of Seminole County, Florida. The present zoning classification of said property is R IAA, One Family DwellIng, as that classiilcatlon is described in the Zoning Ordinacce and regulations of the City of Winter Springs, Florida The public hearing will be held in the CIty Hill. Winter Springs. Florida, on Monday, September I, 1975. t 7)0 pn, or as soon thereafter as possible, at which the parties and citizens for and against thC propo'.ej rondjtlonit use op. plcat Ion will be heard Sad hearing may be continued from time to time until final derision Is rendered by the City Council TtjlS NOTICE shall be potted .n three (3) public places within the City of Winter Springs, Florida, at the City Hail within said City, and published In The Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Winter Sprinj, Florida, one (1) tIme at least IS days prior to the aforesaid hearing date. In a ditlon, nutice shall be posted in the area to be considered at least IS days prior to the date of the public hearing, DATED' This 13th day of August, A. 0. 1975. City of Winter Sprmnq, Florida By: 5: Mary 1. Norton CIt! Clerk P4EWMg,p, 0. BROCK, [5Q, IN BRIEF IN THE CIRCUIT'COURT, IN AND COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA. CASE NO 1StSI-CA-O9A BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. P4 A, P'anhiff. vs ERNESTO CR Ui. SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT ORLANDO and BLACKTOP4. INC. a Florida corporation. Defend,,nt,, NOTICE OF ACTION TO' ERNESTOCRUZ Residence ano whereabouts are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mon. tgage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida: Lofs 1. 2 and 3 in Block 0, of SANLANDOSPRINGS, TRACT NO, 74, according to the pla? thereof as recorded in Piat Book 4. page 7$. of t, Public Records of Sminole County. Florida has been flIed against you; you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to it on Lyrwu lames HinSon. of Turnbull, Abner and Daniels, Attorny fr Plaintiff, whose address is 147 West, Lyman Avenue, Post Office Box 100, Winter Park. Florida. 37719 and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before August 27th, 1975; otherwise a k',icm,n may be entered against you for th4 relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on July 73rd, ins (SEAL) Arthur H. B.eckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish: July 25. Aug I. I. iS. 973 DE P lii ______________________________ -. For Miller' A Jail Term And A Chance FLORIDA TALI.AIIASSEE (AP) Insurance companies are helping unethical layers and must share the blame for higher auto insurance rates, a Florida Bar official says. Lots 2 and 3. BlOck A. NOn' Orlando Ranches Section Four, according to the plat thereof as recoroedinPla Book 12. Page3S.of the public records of Seminole County. Florida. The present toning classification 04 said property is R IAA. One that as Dwelling, Family classification is described in the Zoning Ordinance and Regulations of the City of Winier Springs, Florida The pubic hearing will beheld in the City Hall, Winter Springs, Florida. on Monday. September I. 17S. at 7:30 p.m . or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time the parties and citizens for and against the proposed cot.dtloal uta ppi,(dIOfl *i$ be heard. 5ai hearingmaybeCofltiflUedfrOmtlme to time until final decision Is ren dered by the City Council, THIS NOTICE shalt be posted in threr (31 publiC places within the City of Winter Springs. Florida. at the City Halt within said City, and published in the Evening Herald. a r*wspapec of general circulation in the City of Winter Springs. Florida. one (it time at least 13 dayS prior to the aforesaid hearing date In ad ditlon. notice shall be posted in the area to tt considered at east IS days prio to the date of the publIc hearing DATED' This 13th day of August. AD. 1975 City of Winter Springs Florida By: 5: Mary 1. Norton City Clerk NEWMAN D BROCK, ESQ. City Att'rncy City of Winter Springs. Florida Publish Aug 13, 1975 DEO. Ii J '- Council will hold a public hearing to reconsider a Ct)ndi?ioflal use ap piication proposed by a church for the construction of said church within an R.1AA. One Family Dwelling toning district presently lying witt'iirl tie rr,.r,'CiOl I limits of the Cty of Atintii' .'f.ç: Florid, and more f4I desc'Iec %' iollowi, tO wit; V towit' --'- .....,,iTy PiOria, -. to Wit: ., "--'- 4i TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICC IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council C4 the City of Winter Springs Florida. that said City Council *ill hold a public hearing to reconsider a conditional use ap plicatiofl proposed by a church for the construction of said church within an R1AA. O,se.Family Dwelling, toning d,trict presently lying within the municipal l4mlt of the City of Winter Springs. Florida. and more fully described as follows. V CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA NoticiofPllcH.a,.,g TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission of the City of Iltamonte Springs, Florida, that said City Commission will hold a publl hearing, (a) To consider annexation of the following described property lying Of Drug Abuse Unfolds In Court Story - S TALLAHASSEE lAP) - State agencies are trying to reclassify 1,500-2000 employes Into special-risk jobs to qualify them for early retirement and higher pensions, ReD. Jerry Melvin says. "Special.risk is extreme!)' costly to the taxpayers, and administrators who abuse the special-risk determination should re-examine the questionable categories and change areas where doubt exists," he said Thursday. Melvin. l)..F rt Walon Beach and chairman of the house Retirement, Personnel & Claims Committee, held a workshop Thursday with state agencies to seek an exact definition of what Jobs qualified for the designation. Citrus Emergency Urged . _____________ Casselberry Fun Day S ed u led To rrow ' SCHWItIN® The Orlando Naval Training Bluegrass. magic ict by Chip Patrioiic organizations in the allowable under the federal ("enter and Lyman High School Bland and Friends, Roje's community will be operating program $10,000 to cacti Bands will be playing for a School of Dance, Gene Frye- booths offcrini a variety of food cit) for planners. parade, which will form at Karate, El Greco Studios, and drink, VIhien said the approvals Cas.selberry Square at 8 a.m. singer Kim Keyser, Alfred C. Fun 1)8) is a pzuject of the were based on the county's and get underway at 9 am. All McCry Jr. master magician, Recreation des.re to cooperate and support children are invited to par- Sunshine Square Dancers, Life ('asselberry the cities in the planning efticipate and there will be Unlimited, Jack-in-the-Box Department. forts, He said he is awards for the best patriotic corresponding with the four costume and the best decorated cities to determine if they are bic'cle. intere1 in the positions and The line of march For the actually will use the planners to parade i ill Lx- dotii Winter work on the comprehensive Park 1)rive to Marigold Road, plans. Carriage ilill Circle, Carriage I Floyd said today he anHill Drive, Sunset Drive arid Lake Triplet Drive ending at Three more lawsuits have assigned to Circuit Judge ticipates the city supSecret Lake Park, where the been filed in circuit court Kenneth Lefflcr for trlai. No plementing the $10,000 salary for a full time planner. day's activities will take place. against Sheriff John E. Polk by dates for hearings in Ue He pointed out the federal The opening ceremonies and inmates injured in the June 9 have been scheduled. ilioney is allucati'd to hire the flag presentation are scheduled county jail f ire that killed 11 Polk has also been named unemploycd, adding not just for 10:30 11.111., followed b) men. jedging of costumes and Separate damage suits, defendant In earlier damage any planner can be hired. bicycles and presentation of seeking in excess of $30,000 suit.s filed by inmate Joseph ft _____ ________________ (— awards. each, were filed Wednesday by Hart and relatives of four of the LO RI Booths and games wIll OPt'fl Altamonte springs attorney inmates who died in the lire. at 11 ,rind there w! Fv a variety James C. Fisher for Robert Lee The suits seek in excess of $7 of live entertainment offered Jones, John O'Neal and Willie million damages. HearIng AllVE until dusk. At 2 p.m., organIzed K. long, dates haven't been set in the gaines for both children and _ The civil act,ons were suits. - A Florida citrus industry l.AKELAND IAPI leader has asked Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Connor to declare an emergency because of Illegally iiiiporkI grapefruit trees. John M. Kennedy, director of Florida Citrus Mutual, a at a hearing 15,000-member growers cooperative, Thursday that the presence of an unauthorized grapefruit stra1n threatens the state's entire citrus industry. Hearings were to continue today on how Star Rub)' griq)eIruit trees, grown tram a strain developed in Texas, wound up in Florida. Some 25,000 of the Illegal trees have been destroyed in recent months. - said ' Sticker Sales Going Slowly 5 TAI.LAHASSEE (Al') — If you've been putting off buying an auto tag renewal sticker, plan to spend a lot time in a long line at the tax collector's window next week. A state official said Thursday that sticker sales are running about the same this year as sales of license plates procrastinators. Next last year, spelling trouble Wednesday is the deadline, "There have always been lines the last few days and I don't se this year as any exception," said Jerome Tyre, chief of the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Ve. tiicles' Bureau of hte',I.stration.s. for NOW IN - A LTA MONTE SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES I REPAIR ALL Mo re La w S u ts J PR I N OS . SALES I n rn a te s F I e Ih r e e LARRIV[ S MAKES USED BIKES 996 W. HWY. 436 ALTAMONTE WRINGS i ____________ L __________ SEMORAN 436 ________ _______ '' I ______________________________________________ ---4 �-. '-S Evening Heiald Now it can be told. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FL/I. 32771 Area Code 30S3222611 or 831.9993 Friday, Aug. 15, 1975-4A Around WAYNE C). DOYI.E. Publisher WILLIAM C). CURRIE, Managing Editor UOI3ERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; V.ar, $28.40. H Mail: Iii florida same as home delivery. All ther mail: Month, 1270; 6 Months, $16.20; !2 Months, $32.40. Inflationary ire Continues To Burn 9 _______ F1cJ _________ parents who complained to us and about 'e wrote on Monday, apparently didn't pay tentlon to the sign nor to the ads. IWWI ver, in fairness to all, Panz.ino says the Chair Theater will probably insert a line in adve rtisements telling when the 'last complete show' b4 gins. That should clear up some confusion. After about (our days, we have learned the real reasons why some moviegoers only saw one feature of a scheduled twinbill last Friday night at the Rocking Chair Theater, Sanford Plaza. Seems the theater had a showing of the first feature (One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing) and one of the follow-up (Cinderella). However, some patrons who came In Late for the first movie were a bit miffed when the theater management didn't showanyorallofthefjrstoneandtjme Too, we've been told by the management that it does CV( brything within its power to make sure that children aren't left to loiter around the theater once the mov le lets out, Panamo says his establishment even goes so far as to 'hire a policeman" to make sure that youngsti rs aren't rowdy and boisterous outside the theater nor anywhere near it. We've been told by Anthony (Tony) Panrino, theater manager, that only one showing of each movie was scheduled and was advertised In that manner. The Clock mo says that many is the night parents have left chili Iren stranded past the bewitching hour of midnighI and he's stayed with them until at least that before calling for assistance from law enforcer nent officials to make sure that the youths arCfl't k ft to wander unsupervised. Too, not only were the advertisements clear in the times of the movies to be shown, there was a placard advertising the movies in the lobby that clearly indicated what times the pictures were to be The signs of recover in the American shown. economy continue to appear. Detroit has reported auto sales figures which show significant gains over hedeprcsed levels of a year ago. New orders _______________________________________________________________ for durable goods, another bellwether statistic, were higher in June than for any month since last JOHN CUNNIFF November. The hum of industry is rising toward a more familiar pitch. -There is a sour note, however, in the otherwise generdllv favorable run of economic news. The cost -4i He further says, "Yes, there are quite a few youngsters (mostly teenagers) who hang out at the Plaza (not the theater, but on the Sanford Plaza grounds) and It's a shame." He says he'd like to see tighter law enlorceiiient after dark at the Plaza to make certain these youngsters don't cause trouble nor get In any of someone else's doing. of living index in June took its sharpest turn upward in six mont hs, in a in I beca use of higher food and fuel prices. This renews a question that has been plaguing economists during all the efforts in recent months to prod the economy back into a level of activity that would cut the unemployment rate. Can we malage our recovery from recession without oDenin the door to a nw round nf damaging inflation? The uestion is highi' L• per men because economic recovers anu a nigri inflation rate are like oil and water. The more that inflation gets away from us, the less we can anticipate in terms of higher levels of business and production. Rising prices discourage buying. Rising business costs are a blight on investment and expansion of production i ac o op imism h ic h is as arms h w as iniiation itself. The settlement by railroad unions providing for a 41 per cent wage increase over the next three years is a classic example of how the hungry guest of inflation can be invited to the table. The railroad contracts anticipate higher living costs, and then help create them by adding higher freight charges into the price of goods and commodities that travel to market by I - ra i. We see the same wage-cost spiral shaping up in tne Postal Service, where a three-year agreement will provide $1,500 raises to postal workers over and above automatic cost of living increases. A suggests that the productivity of the postal work force will not increase and may even decline, Higher postal rates are now a certainty, adding Much of the economic debate in recent Th Easy Way 0 u t? _____ BERT COLLIER ____ -.Yow customers, who themselves might be pressed, request delays In shipment of orders 1 ' I IiIAil'i _________ LfLZ 'ML.. liR ____________ V -- Wi S.-" I 1 i j, . : . • Coopers & L)brand, the big accounting rrm Maintaining that "there has never been such a period of uncertainty In predicting the future," the firm is preparing to publish for Its clients an advisory booklet on sound planning and cash contrOl techniques. One tip: Read those sales reports carefully. Saiesmen often fear to report dropping orders can foretell dangers. "A shift in sales mix toward less profitable products Is a development that frequently occurs hand In hand with a decrease in sales volume," the bociclet will say, making the onset of trouble oouoiy oeaaiy ana swut. Florida . Discarded By British _____ \J " 'C('fttiflM7 I ( I : .--. ,. , ,.-' . ..._. ".. . ' I ')iJI' .' . / -. 'I (}. - . C r .., ). ' ,,) b . 5 , - diverted attention from the fact that the federal . • (I" , , i-i LISBON, Portugal (AP) - Portugal has disbanded Angola's provisional government and resumed direct control of the war-torn colony after feuding between rival liberation movements pushed the territory to the brink of full-scale civil war. However, a high official said today that Lisbon still intends to give the West African colony independence In November. Vasco Viera Almelda, economy minister in the defunct administration, said Lisbon decided to take over control of the colony late Thursday "precisely to save Independence for Angola. We will make every effort to see uwi we cumuny geis its incmepenaence on rov, 11.' I "All i had to say Is 'abracadabra'.. detente I - spared a railroad strike, or a threatened businessman must focus on mobilizing "slow- prosperous society in a colony that had made little progress In 200 years, hung In the air like a - Negotiations between economic recovery If they become precedents for It would be well for those who say, "God Is done, Lord North, the British prime minister, The barbaric bestiality of Marxism, evidenced by past history. Many will say controls, Improving revenue and Christianity has been guilty of equally heinous endured an age of hardship, lost their Interests and ruined their families in the cause. could well lose momentum transfer checks which can move funds bones dug up and burned. Other rulers of the overnight such men as Wycliffe and Martin Luther, who "Excess funds can be invested temporarily in Cinstian whicfl came to flower in the U.S. Loss They should be as brief as possible and desertion these men who are The letters should deal with issues and now of irresponsible criticism, But public order purchased at the cost of liberty can be &ceiving. It in quickly become very unstable Indeed. Repression deprives the government of the healthy c.rrective of public debate and discussion. Pressures can build upandfinaIJyburstoutlnavio1entuphea'e). . moe censor&u.,' oraer onxy increases u ianger to Indian democracy. . - -- BERRY'S VIORLD Il _________ ___________ ______ - ________ _________ z,.. "Soury, ollicerl I guess I was speedingy wasn 'I paying attention to my Cilizens'Band radio - / mean , , ," be negotiated. JACK a-oId poverty can inflict because they are not rebels." 1f h fe F'Io tse Defljes Report Then came his big moment. "A lollipop bear is on the loose!" the Navy band an- start working on aircraft neunct' shouted into a micro- carriers again," he sighed. (See Anderson, Page 4-A) VAIL, Cob, tAP) A White bow. Dent, a former White House that President Ford is to one month of unsupervised considering federal appoint- probation after pleading guilty corrupt today's session. Richard G. Klelndienst, cx- of a contribution to the 1q75 Columnist Jack Anderson Fe- practices law. Wyatt was fined $750 last Bu In s The editor reserves the right to edit th It was of no use. Tonyn called the provincial Sr. of Cuban technical assistance In developing the Bahamian fishing Industry. men who paid for mist,ake.j. communists can be Christians? slanderous. pointing themagain topositions rally, while Cunhal, who said he set no preconditions for dialogue, pleaded for unity to hold back "a wave of Fascist violence." Se r'i ice The l)hI-a areas of I)eltona, - began twice-a-week runs Last Earlier Thursday, Ford There is a $1 charge for the round trip and passengers are Arts Center. spokesman said later, "None of working vacation. He shot a 95 initiated alter the once-a-week Previousl', the DeLand only operates in Deltona's first June. sidered for a presidential ap- Vail course. board." regardless of age, may use the Mayor John A. Dodson Thurs- pasengcrs, transporting them Francine Murray at 6C8-4508 day night in a ceremony desig- to and from the Debtona Shop- between 9 a,m. and 1 p.m. the included his golf instructor Bob passenger bus, supplied by the public transportation to CALENDAR PEOPLE by faceless diplomats across the r'a. Apopka l.ions Glaucoma Red Cross Swimming lessons interested persons invited. CasKlbeffy Parade and Screening Center, Orange Day, Secret Lake Park. Parade registration for advanced SEPT. 29 North Plara Shopping Center, starts 9 a.m. Casselberry beginners 10a.m. to4 p.m. with Presidents' Council on 441 north of Apopka, 10a.m. Square; 11a.m. to dark, gaines, Jackie Caolo, 131 E. Woodland Ieltona, 10 a.m., Cummunit f 10 6 p.m., free test fcr all ages. entertainment and refresh. Or.' ('enter Arts and ('rafts Carnival to benefit overseas ments; followed by dance. AUG. 119 Building. relief, 10:30 n.m. to 6 p.m. AUG. 18 VI em a mci e Sponsor AUG. 25 Znnuhpttj ciinnr F-1 r..... nm .. , . . -. rr ienearsais tor 1116 bemmar, i:i:iu p.m., YUfl 6EV test leading to high for Christ Building, 100 Conununit' United Methodist Marching Seminoles will begIn W. Gore school equivalency diploma, Church, 17-92, Casselberry at 8 a.m. at Seminole High St., Orlando. Guest speaker Seminole Community College, Sanford Christian School School. All new and former born and raised In Vietnam, for anyone 18 or over has met open house 4-7 p.m., 28th 3treet students should contact school Question and answer period to prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call follow each session. Sponsors, and Navigator Avenue, Sanford for further Information, Infonnation. ________________________________________________________ ___________________________ SISTER Inc. luncheon (':ivat''r meeting, non Restaurant. Ford Wants Watergate Figures Back - ineligible. We have also learned that Ashland money BURN BEFORE READIN': The venerable sometimes was funneled to Capitol Hill through Morris Enst, an adviser to presidents for nearly two corporate vice presidents, Eugene EI'ICkJOa haifa century, fired off a letter to Richard Nixon and George liardln Jr. Both contributed tO at San (lemente the other day. congressional campaigns out of their personal "Dick,"wroteErnst,"IseeinTheNewyork funds, then the money was reimbursed by Timer that there is an attempt to get from you company. arclJn got b.tk one $2,iO conyour lernal mail You may recall that for tributlen in e frc another Ashland vice some years I had put on the top of my letters, president, Clyde Webb, 'Burn Before Reading,' Footnote: All the politicians listed by Ashland "I am quite sure that I would have written Insisted they had no idea the contributo were WEATHER - tons Myrtle J. Wright, Lake Helen AUG. 14, igls AL)MISSIONS: random letters would have become public, humorously that future contributions would be Please rcturr, all my letters," limited to the United Fund and the Girl Scouts. * Ernst told us thai he often labeLs his letters, MOTORBOAT POLLUTION: A con"Burn Before Reading" as a Jocular way of troverstal. (our-year study has cleared the Impressing upon the recipients that the letters outboard motor Industry of water pollution are intended for their eyes only. charges, But the federal project officer In charge "Secrecy is important so that people can of Ue study has now conlessed tist ii viai tt change their minds," said Ernst. test site only about "once; year." SECRET (X)NTRIHUTIONS: For weeks, we The $,o,000 study was criticIJ from have been pressing Ashland Oil for the names of ou(set because the Environmental Protection the politicians whc shared in the $1.1 million In Admlnlatratlon allowed the boating Industry 4' ___________________________ Thursdays high 92. Over- AUG. 28 Milwee Middle School open Inches. grade students who will be (leanthi Peters, Maltland Martha M. Bellamy Fair to partly cloudy through attending Milwee, 10 am, t Jihn Montney. Osteen (;ood St.iff 11 Saturday, with a chance of noon to pick up schedules. DISChARGES: Joseph V. Hunt afternoon thundershowers. Sanford: Shirley 1". Myers AUG. 30 lligtts upper 80s to lower Gcijnide I. Bartuszek Tommy Saunders Fraternal Order of Eagles Lows lower 70s. Winds variable Fern Fl NOM .. Tramonte and fsj luau and dance, 8 10 mph or less, stronger Daisy I.. Edge Mahlon I.. Wright p.m to I a.m., Altanionte Mrs. Jack (Patricia) Webb gusty near thundershowers. Springs Civic Center. Allc S. Ginrich, Detand Rain probabIlity 20 to 30 per Polynesian food and enMarguerite M. George, Del- and baby girl cent through Saturdny'. Edwin Perez, DeBary tOns terthinment by Chip Meyers Extended Forecast l)esiree Braawell, Lake Mon. Hannah W. llaes.sler, [)eltona Band "Southwind." Contract Partly cloudy with scattered Kathleen Ledgerwood, Del- roe lrs Joseph Sanililano, Fern Essie M. Groom, Lake Moo- mostly afternoon thundershow. Park, for ticket Information. , era. Highs In the upper 80s and roe '!'11 low 90s. Lows mainly in the 70s. AUG. 31 Nora J. Bishop, Maitland Daytona Beach tides: high Father lyons Stanley K. Farmer, New Council 4: a.m., 4: p.m.; low 10:14 Knights of Columbus of Sanford -. SmnyTna Beach Andrew L. Fescol, orange am., 11:08 p.m. Port corporatecommunlonat8a.m., __________ Canaveral: high 3:43 a.m,, 4:36 mass In All Souls Church for City ______________________ p.m.; low 10:07 a,rn., 10:46 p.m. members and families invited Martha Anderson, Osteen • - ______ . ' - I - 1 ON IX)N A P Qurt'n Elizaheth II and her husband, Prince Philip, hivie postponed their planned visit to Nigeria in October, a 13uckngham Palace spokesman says. .. -_5- - --..- -- '--- -"--- -.'- ..--.-... Evtning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frkay, Aug. 15, Legal Notice Legal NotIce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMIHOLC COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 7S.312.CP In RE: Estate of JESSIE LEE ALLEN Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditor's of the estate of JESSIE LEE ALLEN deceased. h"rby 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, Flártda, In the tourihousi at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar month's from the dtp of the firSt publication of thi's noflce. Each claim or demand muSt be In writing and must s?ate the place of re's derce and postoffice address of 'he- claimant and muSt be sworn to by the claimant, hi agent, or his aflot'ney. or it will become void accordng to law August 17, 1973 S: Roger L. Berry A's Administrator ROGER L BERRY Attorney for Estate Addr,'s's P.O Drawer 0 Slnford, Fl Publ,'sfl Aug. II. 71, 19)1 OEO 19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE NO. 7S169CP - 75-SA NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned intend's to engage In business at its South Myrtle Avenue. in Santor'J, Semln3le County, Florida, under the t'ctitlOus name EMPIRE AUTO BODY, and Intend's to reqister 'said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Se.nlnole County. Florida, pursuant to Chapter $65 09, Florida Statute's. 5: Robert F. Prelsler Publish Aug. 15. 77. 79 & Sept 5. 1971 DEQ$4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S.1sfl.CA-O4G DIVISION 0 IN R: The Marriage of LEONA MAE BARNUM. Wife, Petitionef. and HARRY JACKSON BARNUM. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO' HARRY JACKSON. aAR HUM. Whose last known residence iind mailing address are UNKNOWN TIcIED YOU ARE HE?EB'r trat a proceeding Ic OSsoluton Cf Marriage'asbe.ntiIedaQa'nst you and that Petitioner. LEONA MAE BAR HUM, seth's Other rileS against you In RE: Estate of AND, you are required to appear EMILY WYLLIE and file your Answer or other DECEASED delenworpleadingwitPttheClerkOl the Circuit Court In and for Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS County, Florida. and serve a ceoy To All Creditor's and All Person's tl'ereof on Petitioner's attorney, Having Claims or Demands Against TERREPCE WILLIAM ACKF.RT. Said EstateSuite 301, Attamonte Centre, You are hereby notIfied Maitland Avenue, AItamonte 251 and r.Quired to present any 5pring's FlorIda, 37701, on or before claims and demand's which you may the 19th day of September. 1975. or have against the estate of EMILY Ofhe'l'wisi a default will be gntered WYLLIE, deceased late of Seminole against you. County, Florida. to the Clerk of the WITNESS my hand and ofIicaI Circuit Court, and file the same Ill seat of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Ire ctupflcate and a's proded in on thiS 13th day of August. 1975 Section 73316. Florida Statutes, in (SEAL) their office's in the County Cour Arthur ti 8eckwlth. Jr thouse In Seminole County. Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court *ithin tour calendar months from By Lillian T Jenkins the time of the first Publication Deputy Clerk hereof.orthes.amiwillbeberred, Filed at Sanford. Florida. this 12th TEPRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT. Esg day of August, 7S Attorney for Petitioner WILLIAM L. COLBERT SuIt 301. Altamonte Centre As Administrator 751 Maitland Avenue WILLIAM t.. .OLBERT. £50. Spring's. Florida. 32701 SRTEPISTROM, DAVIS e. MCIN- Altamonte Publith Aug 11. 71. 29 & Sent 5. TOSH 1973 Attorney for Estate DEO £3 Publish Auguit' 15, 71. 1971 DEO 7$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tHYME CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7S-103-CA49.O NO. S-5C$-CA.09.F THE FIRST STATE BANK OF THE FIRST STATE BANK OF MIAMI. a Florida ban'ng MIAMI, a Florida corporation, association, Plaintiff, Plaritff. 'SI. vs. THREE "D" HOMES. INC.. A THREE "Q' HOMES. INC., a Florida corporation. etal, Flor'da corporation. et II.. Defendants. DeS endant's thrown in a military coup last month. The trip was postponed by agreement between the British and Nigerian governments and no revised date set, the British spokesman said Thursday. Robert Conrad Wins Suit - PARADISE VAllEY, Calif. tAP) - Cowboy actor Rory Calhoun has filed a $1 million lawsuit against a land developer who he says is threatening his "good name." Calhoun says the Daniel Towers Corp. hired him Last year to twomote land sales in central Arizona and thi business of the Crystal Pistol saloon. The saloon ran into rmancial troubles, and state Atty, (len, Bruce Babbitt says Daniel Towers, head of the corporation, Is a defendant in a federal lawsuit alleging he snilked funds from a bankrupt company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated the llthdayof August. 1973. andentered in Case No 7550$ of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in end for Seminole County, Florida, t.vhereln THE FIRST STATE BANK OF MIAMI. a Florida bankingassoclm.tion. Is Plainitf. and THREE "0" HOMES, INC., a Florida corporation, GEORGE F. HANSFORD Trustee, ALLSTATE PAVING 1. CONSTRUCTIQ,N COMPANY, N. EUGENE DYER OndDOROTHYDVER,THOMASD, DYER end MARY S. DYER. are Defendants, I *ltl sell to the highest andb,'stbdderfOrcashatthewe"st Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse. at Sanford, Florida, at Il 00 o'clock A M on the 27th day Of AuguSt. 1971. the following doscribed property as let forth In Said Sum. nary Final Judgment, to wit: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated the l2thdayofAugu'st, 1975. andentered In Case No 71103 of the Circuit Court of the !içhte,nth Jud,clal Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida. wherein THE FIRST STATE BANK OF MIAMI. 5 Plaintiff, and THREE "0" HOMES, INC., a Florida corporation. GEORGE F. HANSFORD Trustee, ALLSTATE PAVING P. CON STRUCTION COMPANY. N. EUGENE DYER and DOROTHY DYER. THOMAS D DYER and MARY S DYER. CLAUDE E. DYER and ZONA DYER and ABODE BUILDING CENTERS. INC. are Detnoants. I well 'sell to the highMt and best bdler U) (th at the West Front Door Of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, at 1100 O'Clock AM .cnthe77tPidayof August. 1971 the following described property as set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to wit' Lots II. (1, 59. 90. 91, 92, 94 Vi, N. 97,91. 100. 101.133.101. lOS, 106 & 107. GROVE VIEW VILLAGE. ac cording to the PIat thereof, as recorded In Plat Rook 19 Page 4 of the PuDlic P.-r-r'i rø '.e," r'ji. County. Fiori DATED thi's ;" ' - iiis (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwtli, Clerk Seminole County C Court By: Elaine RiChi Orputy Clerk PublIsh August iS. 1' OEQ$3 PROPUSED BUDGET FOR 1.5. 19J CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS F'l Dpartmen? %l4l,17 35 F,re Department 50.350 35 Fublit Works Departmt 52.55615 nuilding & Zoning Department 22.995 00 Off ic,, Departme'it 43.70000 Court Budget 10.55000 Fiance Department 71.71)00 PPanning Commission 5,O 0 Wesirve for Con'structc'n 30.000 00 lIAMI tAPi Actor Robert Conrad admits he hit someone dressed like Santa claus at a party last year, but a local disc jockey who claims he was the object of the actor's displeasure has lost a damage suit. Rory Calhoun Files StIt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the City Council Of th• City of Winter Springs, Floridi, will hold a hearing on the proposed Municipal Budget for the City of Winter Springs. Florida for 1975 1976. at 730 pm, Monday. .eptember 1, 1975. at the City Hail of the City of Winter Spring's, Florida, And I.'ursuant to the Charter provision's, an abbreviated form of the prOposed municipal budgtt for the City of Winter Spring's. Florida, Is sit forth below b W Gowon, over- West," denied in testimony before a circuit court jury that he hit disc jockey Ronald Shaffron. Shaffron had sought $160,000 in damages from Conrad, claiming he was hit on the nose and jaw during the stmas in July party' in Fort Lauderdale. The jury ruled Wednesday in favor of Conrad. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE CITY OF WINTEP SPRINGS, FLOIOA Notice of Public Hearing Th t'icit wic ti's hnt' t.,n in rti,r, fAr,, ci t4t 1 an. .ea t, ' ' under-the.t.abie contributions the company has join in financing it. Leon McCarthy, the project been spreading around, officer said diw'ges The Swities and Exchange Commission engines were monitored by contracs hired by has now compelled the corporation to Identify the intx -y arid approved by the EPA. (he recipients of the Illegal campaign c.nNow the Induztiy Is using their findings to tributions. The list included Democrats and Wocli state pollution measures against the Republicans alike, ranging from former hundreds of ttusancj of oki outboards which Pres,ttient Richard Nixon to Sen. Hubert hum, gush gunk Into rivers and lakes, The newer phrey, D,.Mtnn. models have antipollution devices. Planned Visit To Nigeria ' I1OSPI1AL NC)TES - Lots 12. 4). 41.15 105. 109. II?, 113, ill. III, 116. 117. 11$. 119, 120. 171 of DROVE VIEW VILLAGE. ac :ording to the Plat thereof. as 'ecorde'd in Plat Book 19. a? Page 1. f the Public Records of Seminole :ounty, Florida D4TED thiS 12th day of August. 1975 'SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Seminole Courily Circuit Court fly Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk 'a?rick McGratty 121 Mutual of On.aha Bldg 201 Brickeil Ave ,tiaml. Fl 3)131 'ublish Auqt 11. 1971 )EQ$7 pended sentence after pleading Vail course; Turn Apple, the guilty to refusing to testify fully Eagle-Vail pro; and Ted Kind. to Congress during the Water- el, an old friend, __________________________________________________________________ , If an unreleased Agriculture D p.irtmont study is correct, The food stamp program helili fced 17 million Americans at a cost to the a'xpay'r? of $4.4 blllion. A survey of 30,000 housetylds resealed that more than 17 per cent of the recphrits were ineligible. The sampling is suppi. ,ed Lu be an accwate index of food stamp aL. xa across the nation. Supporters of the food st m'.r'i program, however, have told us they bell vs the study Is slanted to discredit the pro9r. it's no secret that the Agmiculture Departrr rfl'. 's."jld like to get out of the food stamp buAirI:f.s md let the states harn'le the problerri 'it feeding the hungry. In four states, the study 1,'.'ii more than 30 per cent of the food sta iii re .'ipients were Ineligible. Illinois had the w:rl,t record, with a startling 51 per cent In, i1:' Massachusetts was close behind, with Y r sit. Georgia was next, with 31 per cent; ti en W.' .'ana, with 30 per .ent Supporters of th x gmi J'ani claim the ineligibility figures 'lye ien made to look worse than they an, t'et'-i :s people who are entitk'd to food sian cu i.oun ted as Ineligible if they get tangled Iii ''' 'rnment red tape. If they sign their r kthiu,,s r:gther than their formal name, orif twy ',c 'pet '.0 fill In a blank on the application fr iv, t'v:,'/ ca,i later be 'cIared their restore their good names by ap- Bicentennial community. through the streets demanding the Immediate resignation 0 and former Rep. Wendell Richard M. Nixon. thiS year on a proposed agreement between the two I)CI.TONA - -_ Sweat streamed down his lace as he reached for a can of beer. gate probe. misdemeanors, Cunhal made his offer at a Thursday night ANDERSON Although the pardoning of Richard Nixon produced a political backlash, President Ford not only would oo it again but he may also exonerate othu' Wntergate Iigwe,i by granting them presidential appointments. He has mentioned to aides that ex-Atty. Gen. Richard Kleirxlienst, ex-White House aide Harry Dent and ex-Rep. Wendell Wyatt, R,-Ore., were caught in technical violations. All thi ee pleaded guilty to minor Watergate-related crimes, Tte President believes they are honorable men who have paid for their rni.stikes. He would like to give them back their good names by appointing them again to positions of public trust. lie has in mind some honorary but prestigious spot for them, possibly on a presidential board or co!r.mlssion. By bringing these Watergate figures back Into government, the President might revive the controversy over the Nixon pardon. But there is a streak of Harry Th,rn,n In Ford. Just as Trusna, vas stubbornly loyal to his friends, President Ford isn't likely to let oolitical conslderatlons deter him. lie still thinks It was right to pardon Nixon and spare the fonr.er President from being dragged through the courts. Ford is equally persuaded that some of the Watergate cornmittees deserve public rehalsiltation. FOOD STAMP SCANDAL: Close to three million AlTierk s, who aren't entitled to f®j stamps, are using them to buy food below cost - scenery again after pulling off the bear's head and taking a "If &hlesinger could only see me now," he murmured as his lace disappeared into the bear's ting a violation of the federal his pay is willing to cooperate with any other political exposed to terest," the booklet will say, advising es'.ablisJent of religion." great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost the evacuation order formal. There was a note of businessmen that "a broker or banker can defiant pride in his SPth. in'tbe editing, quickly identify and obtain secure investments That we are reverting to the idea that you .an Freedom is never lost exce* for what passes for good 'fl letters must be signed with a miDlag "This province," he said, "from an Unreason. Indira Gandhi has made It 1ear how easy It is for a for you over a weekend or even for one day." be a Christian and a communist is evldvncrd by and, when ?oulble, a telephone number cultivated wilderness became an object of An attack might be launched on accounts the kind of thinking than can envision Jtsus so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The consequence to the commercial world it being of liberty In the name of naUoral S11'itY. withheld because of customer complaints, who when questioned about the jail ttre said, Her government issued a code of censorship recently so r1ten who do not want their names to appear In not only a commodious place of residence but a Collection agencies might have to be brought In "The governor hasn't seen a copy of th report - print. restrictive that it was forbidden even to publish the code itself. mire of wealth to well-directed industry." or, if customers themselves are caught in a cash what can we think until he's seen it?' What does Most foreii'n correspondents in India refused to agree We resent, of course, the right to reject any All this must now be surrendered, he told the nowhere to go to escape the censorship. Mrs. Gandhi argues that a free press causes unrest and that behind the scenery. ed guilty to Watergate-related Reds Seek To End Crisis of Libeimti, have - Tonyn protested. Memorials and petitions He did, however, erpress his feelings more S.B. "Jim" Crowe strongly In a see in Parliament. The Florida nds should be used more intensively. "You Headlines Concert rights off the Bahamas resume today amid reports of a Cuban request for similar talks, A joint statement said U.S. proposals were discussed for 1 dearly in the future. City before being captured by police. She bit one cop on the knee before giving up. And in Chicago, police say WASHINGTON (API - J. though his shabby-looking phone. they haven't heard from Kinky William Mlddendorf III is the rented suit was a little conThat was Middendorf's cue to the kangaroo since mid-July first secretary of the Navy to stricting here and there. high-step onto the open-air when a housewife In ccntral Ii- perform in public as a big, It actually was a double event stage in front of the Jefferson linois reported seeing him. Kin- brown bear, for the unconventional Mid- Memorial. ky, you will remember, Some of his admirals frowned dendorf. lie capered. lie cavorted. He allegedly beat up on two at the performance Thursday syinsnatched the band leader's A composer of seven policemen in the Chicago area right. There was some question baton and flourished it through phonies, he heard his "Lollipop lastwinter. But since no one has whether his boss, Se'.'retary of Max few bars of music. - rh" played for the first a reported a 5L.f001 hopper Defense James R. Schlesinger. time by an orchestra of 30 Then he picked up a barrel missing, some people think he thought it was such a good idea, boys and girls blaring away on full of lollipops and threw handis mythic. But some 7,000 kids and their kazoos, blowing whistles and sful into the air as hundreds of On Thursday, a 1,100-pound parents seemed to love it. banging on wooden spoons. youngsters almost buried him prize Charolals bull broke loose And a beaming Middendorf from the county fairgrcund and obviously had a great time as The &1oot-4, 0-pound Mid- in a rush to pick up the candy. It was over in minutes and blocked traffic on Interstate 75 the star of a Navy band dendorf seemed a bit nervous near Uma for more than an "Lollipop concert" - even as he squeezed into his bear suit Middendorf ducked behind the report NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) thing," to contemplate the inscription on the embarrassed and perplexed. contrary to management's plans, especiallY in the costly areas of hiring and p.sing. Sec reta rr Of Navy - Christ And Communism corresponding increases in worker productivity are a cause of inflation, too, Added Angola Regime Disbanded populace that "the government of the country is not unmindful of their suffj" Small comfort! The despair of the people who payment and ask for longer periods In which to settle. This Increases the financing cost to you full, 4 Now without warnin the shock! t]r0k. The Spanish were coming back. East Florida was to be evacuated. Gov. Patrick was ordered "to give notice to the Inhabitants and merchants, In order that they may lose no time in settling their affairs." . .. already placed, thus preventing you from con- all, at least in In the name of higher Imperial strategy, British Florida was thrown away at the close of the American Revolution like a pawn on a chessboard. It brought about one of the greatest human tragedies in the long story of the oldest settled tlnTitory on the continent. More than 17,000 persons were uprooted and cast adrift, "blown like chaff," said Carlta East Problem I By TIlE A&SOCIATED PRESS hour. Two of the sheriff's patrol the rollin' hills of Orange turned to "the old chow buck. Capybaras took to the hills cars were gored, one seriously, ('ounty today in an attempt to et," she said. and a wallaroo got loose in Cal. before the angered bull was locate a 40-pound rodent which In Meadville, Pa., three dc. Ifornia, elephants were on pa- rounded up. escaped from Lion Country Sa. phants ad Iibbed a roadside rade in Meadville, Pa., and a In Fresno, Calif., authorities fan, show for rubberneckers after prize bull went after some sher- are looking all over town I or a Capy the capybara, an aqua t- escaping from a wrecked circus Lfrs deputies In Uma, Ohio. 10-month-old, 15-pound Ic mammal from South Amer. wagon Wednesday. In fact, critters all over the wallaroo that has been missing ica that grows to 4 feet in The truck lost its brakes on country seem to be taking to several days. length, left the sprawling park Main Street and struck two utiltheir heels these days, giving Roeding ['ark zookeepers after keepers drained his Wa- ity poles, a pickup truck and at cops and zookeeps the summer- said they first realized one of 11 (cry habitat for cleaning, least two cars before coming to time frenzies. wallaroos - kangaroo cousins Capybaras, the world's larg- rest. E'eryone involved es. Frank Coghtan of the Los An- - was missing when a startled est rodents, teed on water vege- caped serious Injury. The train. geleszoosaysmostescapesare newspaper carrier spotted it t.ation and are harmless, a er for the Clyde Beatty Cole the result of poor security but hopping down a street. Officials spokeswoman for the wildlife Brothers Circus led the pachphilosophizes that "some theorize he was probably stolen park said. Hut they may wind yderms out of the trailer and animals who get out get lone- by someone for a pet and then up in your swimming pool or the town gathered to watch. some after a while and go back hopped away on his own. other wet areas. "They came out of that trail(to the zoo.)" In Irvine, Calif., animal con. Five other capybaras left the er nose-to-tail, just like they're Others don't tome back on trol officers continued to comb park Friday and all have re- supposed to," a policeman said. their own, Like Lilly and Isa, two elephants who recently led authorities on a three-week chase through the grasslands of Oklahoma Then there was an ocelot named Mommy who was on the loose for five days in New York - WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has added a new potential problem to the negotiations for an interim Middle East settlement: a direct congressional say In whether Americans can be used to police an accord. Kissinger told a news conference In Birmingham, Ala., Thursday that he "would not proceed without a congressional endorsement" to use Americans to man electronic listening devices In a buffer zone between Israeli and Egyptian forces. The idea of such a direct U.S. presence is considered a key to israeli willingness to abandon the strategic Mitla and Gidi passes on the Sinai Penninsula. The technicians would operate an early warning system to detect infiltration Into the area abandoned by Israel. ' . # 1 months have to be stored at your expense. at stmuldtislg rec'uvery are so large that they will Middle They were forced to give up their homes and possessions and emigrate to lands that did not want them. The real tragedy was that most of them were already refugees, driven from the rebelling colonies because they were loyal to the mother country. They had come to Florida In response to an invitation and a promise uf safe haven and free land. They had made the province hum with I . NEW DELHI, India (AP) - President Mujibur Rahman of Bangladesh, hero of his counry's struggle for independence from Pakistan 3 years ago, was killed early today In a military coup, Radio Bangladesh announced. The radio said eik Mujib had been replaced by a former close associate, Khondakar Mushtaque Abmed, and that a 21-hour curfew had been imposed. An army officer identif led as Major Dalim called In the broadcast (or all citizens to "remain caLm and stay at home." Diplomatic reports reaching New Delhi said that Prime Minister Mansoor Mi and two of Sheik Mujib's nephews had also been killed in the coup. The reports said the coup leaders had renamed the country the "Islamic Republic of Bangladesh" Instead of the "People's Republic of Bangladesh," indicating the new government planned to stress Islamic policies rather than Sheik Mujib's socialist line. About 90 per cent of Bangladesh's estimated 77 million people are Moslems. d T>. ...- Killed In Military Coup We're positive no one at the theater would try to cheat anyone out of anything. Matter of fact, by hiring a policeman or security guard on their own, theyre indeed helping the entire Plaza. -Bill Currle _____ _________ small President Of Bangladesh Let's hope this clears up the Friday night movie mystery and that those people who felt cheated out of one of the movies scheduled now know ezactly what happened. ________________ tAP) - Many -and medium-size business men prefer to slide down the chute to bankruptcy with their eyes closed and their arms folded rather than recognize the warning signals. That is the observation of some accountants and others who are called in during the terminal days of once-healthy concerns. "You'd be surprised how many either will turn NEW YORK IN BRIEF A for kids hanging out at the theater and stirring up trouble, Panzlno says, "It just doesn't happen. That's why we hired a policeman." Ban k ru ptcy Rash Of Animal Escapes Plagues Zoos Across U. S. WORLD 4. -. .......z.-- , .........'.'• -,,' .' i------ I TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES 4 I I I I - ! - 5.456.267 IS ANTICIPATED REVENUE I I - k' General Build,ng TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUE 1391333 15 30.00000 33.71100 1451.267 II Public Inspection of the Proposed Budget ii available at the City Hall of the City of Winter Springs. Florida I DATED Thi's 13th day of August. 1975 City of Winttr 5rlrç, Florda I By S Mary 1' Norton, Ct-t Cek I NEWMAN D. BROCK, ESQeIRE I City Attorney City of Wnter Spring's, Florida Puuiist, A,q j's? 1', 1915 DFO SI I �IA-Evening Herald SanPord, Fl. Friday, Aug. 15, 1975 Friday, Aug. 15, 1915-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Adventist Southern Pastor's Corner I Methodist THE SIVENINDAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest cn,-SR aM 0 Ii,an Tarr Paster A,a.at, Pê11145 Le wis H.I%dch,&I.A Ki* SaIurdiv services SrvIcn,bbafls I:I1,.1Il,M. Vespers THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, II mnv.i wsere s,nsii 1:IIp m. THE SkVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carrier 7Th & Elm C. R. Neill Faster IiIvrti, Services SabtlffiSchpel 9:344 to Worship Service 11:068 m. WedMsdsy NM Prayer service • Moravian .. : .a. ' I Jv,l lash I. SweJeMsii% In$Wif,hI Minister Minister lam 5:41a m. K&mHVhCIS.q$I4I mairelonso; Worship SWfldlVSthi.l Christian .&%SIYSLY COD CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 6475. Saøferd Ave. Passer Dr. Harold Harris 5)la m Mffiâsteq' SisiiySCt*sl aja ri 54Sa m. ?.00p in- MOsWir'iAip 11:15a.m. Wed 54rv. 7:35pm. Car. 2715i and Elm D,n Cu Sunday ScilesI Morning W*sh4p (vefln5WerIhip Fami ly N ig ht IW.d 'a,, 137 AIrpert lied. JhnuIC, VaVOIWI Baptist Worship ervice Evening kc,Ice Sila n IS flam B, bit -Ivft Sarng & PreclaimiAg 6. 10tim 7 55p m ?. Up FR 5',.d Pra,,rMeS NursiryPrevided MirnenW.rsfslp ______ ' . EvançilaslicStrv. Family Night Service Y.P.I. Wed. :' . fi1tIt1h1 to THE NAZARENE 2311 Sanford Ave Douglas 0 EllIott SdISChI HOLY CROSS iiIViVo .tIi\ tliiii. lInt the (lillosaur V 441 S. Park TMRev ,Leroy D.Ssper extinct. II:Wam. LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Ill Crystal Lake Dr. Lutheran Lake Mary, FIa. 445 Palm Springs Dr. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car, 141% It. & Oak Ave. S,mdaySd,iiI James P . Neism Assembly Worship a Valli No vftnwp 11:000 In . 646p.m. 5416.m. Wed.Ev.nlngService i ng Wsflkip 11:55am. (,s44y llbss 6:13P M. Church Training everuslowscoAp Wed Prayer Service 7:05p.m. CHURCH Sunday kNeel Matthew 15:22.28 CHRIST Morning WoriSup JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 163 Well First Stroef Crvrg. Oalfo.ay Pastor S u nda y 7:35pm OF Nursery Open IlliPartAveeve WTRR 7 )1pm.SWfld1,Ni5MBroadc ast CtariesN.Cr,sip Evangelist D-al a Devot-orai )4 hirs Surisdav WT It It arsa4i 9:4S Sri"' 3:11 5.1 10 lIbfoStvdt It: In. 11:55a.m. IvsnffigSirvice 411p.m. wedessdayIiWeClass 7:35p.m. . 7:35p.m. Pas 5:41a .m. 11:15a.m. 5:11pm. Evening Wsrstlp Wed Evening Service Rev. Fred L. Heel . pIie- Sunday kNeel 4. . 11:15a.m. Meeee*gwerstip Wed. lve.liWs Study 7:15pm. ... . ... 7:55p.m. Saturday • .- :.:. 14: 7.10 I.). BCylsfSS 5 I4b6.Stu*y 9;450 M. 11:15a.m. CAWC*TraMIng Evening We-ship Wed. Pr.yuuc,siag Z . .• . . •.. .. . 11:15a.m. ?:sop m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday Sunday kNeel tk.'r Wed. Prover Service - . Miring We-IAIP. & Nursery II M.,I5:)5&llneSa a.tpm. 515am FIRST PRESIYTIRIANCHURCH • 0.5 Ave £dSI. Nov, Vlr'ef I L. li vani , Ray KeniwiNW.MelIls.M4mstws 5:35pm. Me-nffigwerstlp 5:35am CNerclsScliosl 541Lm. Marmon Worship 'I Main FIRST UNITED itS Part Ave. - Las F. kin. I ... - ' Mumffigweeshlp l'M&Ilim, 5.41a in, series ySchool UMY? Men's Prayer Breakfast ' . , ' . Zj ." - - .. _____________ Uni:i :,t ____ 'I'. - bl* . __________________________________________________________________ ,.., ..,,' ______ . ,'.. .. - . .- . • : - . - -. Cooch's Bridge. 135pm bsd&eflsTNersdav 6: 30 a.m. elluriday lqn4ayCberct,Sdssel 5:55p.m. M.rmngw.rstup YsullOre,, 1l ____ ______ adR4vmsndA,eøi. FiarSda 35734 T,Iep15n.)fl.I) L,"krkwni PasteSr.d#y ScPo.I 5:55am Worship 11:15am . ''.'- A • 7:15pm. 5n5ay5cts.l Miring Warship "Rapture" By DAVID WILK ERSON Will Be Shown Fri. & Sat., Aug. 1S& 16 At 7:45 P.M. refreshments. 5:43 a in. 11:55am. 7:30pm 5:55pm At The Castle Brewer Center PUBLIC WELCOME I Is I Have Yo' Planned . -_ a "' 5I '' . ____ Sanford Christian School ____ is presently accepting app1icaton for . Grades K through 9 ________ First Baptist Church of area, many diversified talents. church. A special program for to a scholarship to aid some Community Methodist will have all youngsters, grades l-5 with a young person from th Geneva will celebrate Its liii wife, Eva is serving as the _____ e church its own appreciation banquet ____ centennial Sunday with former pianist. Together with their Christian magician will be held preparing for the ministry, with the presenting of the _______ pastor Rev. B. G. Key four children, Brenda, age 17; on Friday at 6:30 p.m. _________ Friends of Rev. Richards "Tedd)' Awards" by the Youth preaching at the 11 a.m. ser- Carrol, 15; Alan, 13 and Treva, 0. 1. Jarvls from Fort Myers, wishing to contribute to the Director Ted Mdflvain to honor . vice, Now retired and living in 9, the Shelton family sing will be the revival song leader memorial may contact the outstanding young people and ______ ______ ____ ________ Live Oak, Rev. Key served In several hymns during Sunday and the Prairie lake Baptist church office, a' counselors. ____ Geneva from July 1965 to morning and evening services. Choir will sing at each service. Pinecrest Baptist The family moved to Sanford One of the features ,of the January 1966, during which '-'----• a--"-' L_ 'u.i I_.i ..'rI.L&_i,i riilivai DdII1 IIU[CD time the children's eucauonai from house S prings, io. reivai will De me ounaing I members will be hoaoring their Services of the Assembly are musicat.,ncngram. building was built. S"v.nta. ,w, ,,, The speclairevlvalbroadcast pastor, Rev. Kenneth Holt, .im.swKI4y at 10:45 a.m. me Th Living Bible Sunday School at945am. and and 7 p.m.' In the DeBary can be heard onWrLN15AM Sunday for his outstanding , a basket dinner will follow the Community Center, with and 95.3 FM daily at 7:15 a.m. leadership amd ministry in the He who loves money U never Immanuel urch community. The day begins at have enough. The foolishness of Sunday Bible School at 9:45 fllOi'flIflll worship service. Community 9:15 a.m. with Sunday School thinking that wealth brings At 1:30 p.m. a pageant a.m. and Youth services at 6 depicting the church's 100 years p.m. Prayer meetings are held Methodist followed by 11 am. worship happiness! The more you have, history will be present under each Thursday at 8 p.m. The Methodist Men will service featuring a surprise the more you spend, right up to At a meeting held July 24 in sponsor a prayer breakfast guest speaker. A covered dish the l imits of your income, so the direction of Mrs. Windell Braddy who authored the the center, called by Rev. Sunday at Community United luncheon will beheld In fellow, what is the advantage of drama. At 3 p.m. there will be Crawford Railey, District Methodist Church of Cassel. ship hail after the service, wealth-except perhaps to an old-fashioned sing and an Ice Presbyter, Donald Markland berry at 7:30 a.m. followed by Church members and friends of watch It run through your All Teachers Florida Accredited • Strong Academically 42 Sanford Christian School -, ' Located At BlIg. 139, Cor 28th & Navigator Ave., Sanford Airport .__ CHURCHGOERS Pastor 155am II Na Sunday Brunch Special! WE WILL REIMOURU YOUR CHURCH . ___ ___ .' Me w" led M.seq ''. ___ ', ' FOR EA If BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBIR OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN 11 JI SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECULI AwsiteIy No Akoholic Beverages Served I AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE . .Scrumptous, farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, delicious home fries and toast. . ,' . 50c ;, - , Quality Education ENROLL TODAY It I 1(1:,. . A For Your Child? 1, _____ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory"Pagis Possible • The Great Motion Picture Film, 1 --__ I __._11 * . . ~ _1 willbefollowedbythespeaker, sharing, communion and p.m. the day's activities will Presek, secretary and TIM and prayer led by Rev. Bill attending the dinner are asked d sleeps well whether he conclude with a devotional time Sharp, chairman of Visitation Pickett. to bring a covered dish and eats little or much, but the rich Program, of the Assembly. at 6 p.m. An adult covered dish fellow, dessert enough for their family must worry and suffer inship and worship service will be plus one offier person. somnia. --__ . I .. Proirie Lake First Baptist held Sunday at 5 p.m. at the -Ecclesiastes 5:10-15 Lake Monroe I Prairie Lake Baptist Church home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill I 1. SEMINOLE CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH Baptist David Cochran will he the at 415 RIdge Rd., Fern Park, Finnellat 106 Pine Tree Lane in J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WILSON.EICHELBERGER WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK New Mt. Calvary And Staff guest speaker at the First announces an anniversary Spring Valley in place of the E. C. Elsea and Staff The First Baptist Church of . Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson Sanford, Fla. Baptist Church, Sanford, homecoming revival beginning regular Sunday evening ser- Lake Monroe will host the New Mt. Calvary Missionary Eunice I. Wilson and Staff .. Howard H Hodges and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK Sunday at 8:30 and 11 am. Aug. 17 and continuing through vice. Those needing directions Koinonia Youth Singers from Baptist Church will observe its worship services. A native of Aug. 24. OF SEMINOLE THE McKIBBIN AGENCY or transportation may meet at Santa Clara Baptist Church, annual Men's Day Services Virginia and a member of A & P WEO John Y. Mercer and Staff PUBLIXMARKETS Insurance Quincy, this Sunday. The Sunday. Speaker for the This special series of the church at 4:45 p.m. SENKARIK GLASS 11 The Management and Employes First Baptist Church, Cochran meetings, which will begin with and Employes .ket s Singers will be conducting the morning it U a.m. will be The Christian Home m & PAINT CO., INC. ' hai Just recently dedicated their student service at 9:45 Sunday School Class is spon. morning servict under the Horace Orr, president of PANTRY PRIDE and Employes himself to G* gospel ministry. a.m., continue at the 100 # DISCOUNT FOODS a.m. soring a memorial fund for ttoe direction of Larry Summers, a SEEDCO. The speaker for the GREGORY LUMBER WINN.DIXIE STORES L. D. PLANTE, INC. lie Is married to the former worship time and then on late Rev. E. P. Richards, former member of the church. 5:30 p.m. service will be and Employes of Sariford and Employes I Anna May 17hornell and they Sunday evening at 6:30 Ovideo, Florida p.m. teacher of the class for many Dinner on the grounds will Stephen Wright, insL-uctor at have one son. A greduate Seminole Community College. with The Agape Players and years. The fund will be directed follow the morning services. DEKLES' Technological Singers Florida HAR RELL&BEVERLY I IOU ermnsa.a-.. e'ri errita - - .. - - . FlA(cWIpflA,Jv LCT IIT STENSTROM REALTY University, Cochran has services at7:30p.m. TRANSMISSION of Sanford and Staff Ml Dekie and Employes PRINTING CO., INC. Herb Stenstorm and Staff I ' resided in Sa nford since 1961. David Beverly and Staff will be church The 200W. First Future pla ns Include seminary cele br ating this month Its 18th tr aining, anniversa ry and Rev, Jimmy __ ___________ - -wsRl -ltWAa- pr *1 Chris Ritchey will SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _________________________________________________________________________ each in Johnson will be cele brati ng his : the 7:30 p.m. worship service, six th anniversary as pastor. Ritchey has served on the s ta ff The revi val services during ___ _____________ ________________________ _ ASSEMBLY OF 000 . CityCamoliw"Center.lit cle,st City of the First Baptist Church as the week will be nightly at 7:30. CHURCH OF CHRIST ,°art Asiembly ii Gee. Thh IElm METHODIST ks Ut Cat5ryMis$4*y BapgI. 115531. IM1t. St Marks Presbyterian Church, tIll Ct PaI'i $prings RI, Altimont, CII. 313 5 t.iitm'er Youth Worker. lie 158 i'bstor John-,on will Lx Park Ave lCfAitt d':itit W.emar.,l CNuri. R N si $ahm Psla,t$Ive $aptit CNvrIs. 151131. 11515l. liry Avi.. Ee'ariis Spgl. Chunk iii *t'if I Lake Eli... U.S 11.13 N Cull berry BAPTIST B 'a, LaOs United Meftidist Or rc N4 Tagt.sn Is,*lsl Citse-el, 0.atlt I * Upiala Cnssmuewt't grsduute of Sti:it Universi ty preaching Bible centered U.sjweed PreviltIemlan LIs,,q, Upsala Rd. Seen Sum rw sO 'itcheS Christ. $ill Luke Mcneil Rd AMIICII Baptist Cbul&k. Oviads 1.5151 A M.R. Chur ch. Canaan Ni, Ml. Lies liptiiI Church. 1711 Pair Ave. Westminster Presbyterian Chord,, Red Bug RI, ChWChISCIVIt,SIS Om Palm Springs .Allamoa$aSpgs. Calvary lap$$t Assembly, 155 FaIrmeni I t'mlsed Girds. CISS. Cass.alberry (immunity Casl5erry ni U and plans to enter Southeastern messages accompanied by ted MilhS*st Ckwch Raveneta Part Baptist ChurCh. 1745 W 3151 St. , Hwy. 17.53 & Church if Chr iit, G,peva Hwy 11.511 Piney Ridje Rd. Cass.tb.rry Pesefvs BaptIst Chapel. 1351 W. First 1t4 Ia$fird SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Clue-dieS Christ La'qweed Baptist Thelogical Seminary, several local Christian singing Calvary Baptist Chucth, Crystal Lake & hf. 14k, Miry Delary Csmmvnity, M.thadist Church. W. Hibanhs RI. Dulery Plneoest S.apIU Chc*, 111W. AUpavl blvd. Forest Lila Seventh Day Churit if C hr ist, Posh Adventist Church. Hwy. 4). Pi,it City ed First Unit Caswlbeiry Baptist Church. 773 knlneta lied Methedist Church, 415 ParS Pvaevt Lake Baptist, Ridge old., Fern Past Ave. Wake Forest, N.C., this Sep' groups. Sunda y The Agape Seventh Day Adventist Church. Maitland Ave. AItam, Church of Chris?. W. 1751 it. Central Loaf.,? Cict, 5311 Oil Ave First Methodist Church ii Ovisdu Sprtn,s Prapress Maesianety Baptist Church. Midway Sanford Seven! -001 Adbeessist Church, 7th 1 lInt N.e-mild. Clove-tN of Christ, Pfo. Haven Dr. Maitland f Pint $ivthern MeThedist Church. 3544 Sanford Ave. Clsviueto First Baptist tember. Serial SiWiels Mlssisnary Baptist Church, West Sanford Wini er Springs Sevensto Day Adve-atist Playe rs and Singe rs will be the ; Church. So CIIa',.'I?p' Mass'o'a'v BaçS.st Church, Se1Pwtt we Free U,tMd,st Chunk. $45 W ith SI Rd 4 Su'l,ftd Baptist Church. U36 Palmetto picnic for all First Baptist CHURCH OF GOD $ usgs Bap'it CJiunck. Old Orion" 14. at Heslv Lea Gene.a for the er1tire day. At M.ethoditt Church. ne Ge va SI James Missisasfy Baptist Church. It. Rd. 411.0515's. Church of Gel, $3 Hickory F.r;t Baptist Church. 115 Part Ave. Grace United MetNedot Church. Airport Blvd. OTHER CHUICHIS ('hutch youth will be held 6:30 It. PIVI laplis' Church. 013 P$as Ave. they will present a p.m. Church 54 Osd, N) W. 72.1 it Allen's AU . Church, Olive & lt, Grant Chapel A.M.l, Church, Oviedo Friendship Baptist CNvrck of AHams&e Springs. 5?. '34. Aflamenfa Baptist Chu ct. raut. Nts. V Mesm Church aS 0d, Ovieds All Faith Oakpre,, Chapel, Camp 51M1 SprSals Methsdiit Church. Oviedo Sunday, at 12:30 p.m., Fort musical drama for which they Iprieqti.C4 Miss1snarv 11541sf. 17Th & Cedar 1N55, Wetiva Park Rd Church of 0-sd lte'inass. Lake Msvwee learlaIl Avenue Heilnes; Chapel. leorgjim Osteon Pint Baptist ChurCh of Dslvy si ch t. u. Mhsaisnary B*PS$I (hurst. 535 Cypress Ave. Mellon Park, Sanford Church if 0.4 MIUM. letirpr*se are well known. During the Pent Church .1 Geneva PasSe Wesleyan Meftoedisi. Chelvef a Community Church rn so W. at P• TenpSs liptili Church, PSIa Springs II.. Affonsanie Springs Church if (lid, 3551 W. 1011 U. Church 'S St. Ja mes ANt. Sin at Cypress Cosmato, week other guests who are cornFirst Baptist CNw IS Lab* Miry .tesws Christ SI Latter Day Saints. HIS Park Pastor, Dr. Jay T. WhIm Chapel MIssissiry BIIIS CherIA, Mash & *3mm IL Ave. Church ii Oil in lst. Oviede Fist. Iapit*sl Church *I Lau N.e-se is. Mary's AIdE. Church St., RI. 41L ost,s Eis$srq Drihudsi CNch, ' '. at the invitation of the Home Ing will be the Fowler Family, I?4L ChwchifGsdifPrepNecy, 3145 1. Elm Ave. Pie-s Port It. Paul's MetlisdIsi Church, Ostes. Rd., Enterprise First Bapsist Church aS Lanss.esl. Car. Church I Cant Vs. Nsge Bdi.A151 (he-ct. 1)3 Oraage Ave. ChurCh 110.1sf PruØscy, 57441. Pee-sImm.. Ave. FWII ChWCN il Christ. Sctaestss*, 515g. his First $aafist Church at 01100 Stafford Memorial Church, S. DsIary Board o the Southern Joe and Beverly Webb, The CATHOLIC it. Church 55014 Mlsslsn. EMee-prlsa Sanlands United Meftosdist Church, Time First Fed., Senseron First Baptist Clue-tb 54 SesLasde Ipe'*ap$ thee-tb if 515 Nilteley, SeW N.y Late Mine-se Chu.s4, 0vus Blvd.. Le Mi,? It RsCvtb.IGW, Kingdom 5115*, inn St .$aa$sri Baptist Convention, is at, Stamper Bro2ers, and the Bled, Altamme Springs Hillel First hiiisa ejenry sapttst CISJ(h. 1151*. IPU II. Jst,evaf,'g b.'it5, Lake Alt lieN Ca*slhc Church. 7)5 Oak Ave. Sinful o Unit, Iii) W. Fs,l C ,s Baptist Clove-mt St. Len's CatNsUc Church, Os wad Trill, D,*ary I tending Missions Week at Gospel Tones. Saturday night Pint Barn Church of Ike Living Gad, MMe NAZARENE First Baptist Church aS Otis St. Ai.stas Cainli Church, Seniat Dr. near Buttes Rd. IPICOPAL First Fovnta,n lead Baptist Clouvth. Oviedo ChvrcholtheNasarene.w.SndatMape. Penfocestal Open BIbS, Tabarp.act,. Ridgewood Cuetq.r ltitlgecrest Baptist Assembly in h as been designated as Youth Ave.. loss urn n Fer n Pork pe$Ite Somiast. High khuii) Jordan Miiilsnafy Iapttsf Church. 535 W. Pie-si St. St. Mary Meleduiese Cuthulic Church, Midland Act.. Aftamonte All Saints Episc.pei Churc,,!. Mary Ave. Enterpr ise Ali North Carolina. Geneva Church of Neritside lapit Chyrt. cni.e.ossa Phil Pe*I.c.stsi Clove-ct ttos Nataneese, Geneva Ceenmuatly, (inlet Night and The Aga pe Players 54 L.ngnee Swings Chr ist Ep#scapel Church, Lsngsed Lila Mary (herO, 11 the tiatarins, IaN. Mary Bled., Lake Mary Baptist Church. ed51 14. 1letariss Day Lady if Wa lakes Caihulic Church. till MarnmiU. Dallas. Peneecestal Church II $en4I 14117 Cress Esscapel. Port Avi. at 41h SI. and Singe rs wil l present a . Lanuesd Church Macedonia Misseta twist Church. Oak Neil Rd. Full Oas.es Yu.rnacse. mi Cauntry c 54 the Na,ar,ng. Wayman & Jess. Ave.. Laagw.ae D e Ba ry Assembly Marn."g 04.rv 1.epflst (hatch. Olasea Hwy. Mt Olive H5lI.iis Clove-co. Oak MIII CHRISTIAN musical concert during (he LUTHERAN _ • DuNes Sanford Alliance Church. 1451 S Ml Marsah Primitive Baptist, till Lacest Ave.. Sanfirl Firsi Christian Church. 1117 S. i.aMerd An. .'lcensntn Lutheran Church, Overbrask Or. Ca;ielb.rry Ay Eugene Sheitop of Sanford revival service. Jack Boynton, MI os,.. 1.,tsponary i.ptt Chwch. 3.uL.ande Springs NO, $ids,d C3srhih. (hitch. In W. Akpsrt Blvd. 0151 Shrph,md tJniNe L,,ffi.ran, $55 S. Oe-Ionds Dr. PRESBYTERIAN The iatvati Army, lii W. liDs St, Nerthile Ctwflhin Church. Flee-ida Haven. Dr.. Maitland Lutheran Church at Pte'',ce, DqIQI has been appointed pastor of bus director at the church, Lake Mary United Presbyteftoet Church .Rafting Hills Moravian (hwth. Mt. Ste Misu.anaty Baptist Church. 5555 Jorry Ave. Lak,vli Christian CO. Bear LaNa Rd. Jomfoen Ailment, Savings Lvthrl'HClSercbliffis uledsenar. 163 W. sas P53(5 First Presbyseren Church. Oak Ave. & 3rd St. U nited ChurcheS Christ, A#a,ng,i,te Commvnit Mt Lisa Missionary Bi$.lt. Sipis Av All. the newly established First invites anyone interested In Milsiak Lutheran Cnurch, 0lI CitopSi, First P,esbyterIs Church of DeSary, I. Highland Days Dr. & Hwy. 57.51 H5it Trinity ChvrcheSo.fnchr15t Spgs $'e4 Missionary che-d. 5,511.1 Hickory Lv) CONOIECATIONAI. Cassalberry Casrveetanf Pvesbytae-ian Church. 3111 S. Orlasde Dr. riding the bus on Monday and The FvII Gospel Church II Dye- .e-d Assembly of God of DeBary. s3epte lutist Miss Civic L0 Bide.. Lanevsst Ph. CaaIreatien4 Christian Church. 351) FIst , St. LaN.i L5'ther5 Church, Rt. 436 Stavha J$WI ChrIst, W55h415pt514 .. $t Andrw Freibyteqin ChurCh. WI) Slit LaSs Rd. Canaan cn,, Rev. Shelton brings to the Friday night to please call the 6 __ PLEASE COME ? • • ' ' _ ' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cormercne,w,clurb &Upsal.Raeds Rev DarusaSisea here ,..i..______ nougnrs THF LAKE MARY UNITED PRE SSYTER IAN CHURCH wiis,r Ave • Lake Mary SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST State Reed - _________ 3 U W U U ________ ________ ______ Nursery METHODIST CHURCH .- WedesesdaySery$cs :1 , On Friday at 7:30 p.m. II Isa in lvinlngWe-shlp 755pm Wed. SlbfoStvdy& Prover Siry. ?.Up en First Wednesday FsliewsJMp Slipper Christian Science Sal. Vig,I Mass Sun. Masi ConlessSens. Sol . ir Pasts, 54$ Wed Choir Practice FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 05 last Second Street Senjay Service a Sunday kNeel . tI:555.as, .,• . Pageant Portrays ChurchHistoiI7 PeliswsNIp CaStes between sirvices UMYF 3:35pm Catholic PauseAlit. Pastor 7:55pm. - Azalea Park United Methodist. l7.ISPIwy &LakeMaiyIlv4 5:31&IIe.m. Satwday Men's Breakfast Family 614404 %-r....- Fr. Wdilam lanes Fr. S. K %.isl. - rather the medium that corn- am trying to get through. st Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. games, sharing, and swimming musicial group. OnThursday will be a time of municates or contains the Paul was much clearer thian and a spaghetti supper, 5.6 p.m. that will end at 6 a.m. A sunrise service will be held "celebration-an experience of message is itself the message. McLuhan when he said. "For Proceeds from the events will Beachluesday praise, joy and worship" at go to the United Methodist at New The medium is not just a me, to live is Christ." COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5:31 & lIa in. kNeel SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 7;sOakAv,.S.ae6.rd r Presbyterian Caswlberry Ri-v. A Clarke Dean Rev.William Pickett Pastor SundayCkurch$ctoo Nov, Keenest, Miller Assist Pastor nng Worship .-'- 7:35p.m. 'ILL. SOULS CATI4OtICCHUICH Ilc u uv. spoken or the idea context, but You, Lord, are the message, i Methodist on 17-92, Casselberry Central Branch for a night of singer, gymnist, minister and 1 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11:05a.m. 515 Past Office) SR 457 & C1sWcN St., ... - I ....... U: .p p...,, "w.NI. 7:35p.m. New. RetNcattle Passer Assuc.Paster 4:55p.m. IlliWifoen HusIIagSurvici 1:41p.m. Sunday Lectern & Mess.gss 4p.m. Evening Warship . V The story of the American country. The fundamentalist capital of Delaware in the early Revolution is interwoven with religion is still preached on one Revolutionary War era and the patriotism and courage Sunday each month by self- today retains much of its shown by members uf the taught elders in the severely colonial charm. It Is believed colonial clergy. From the plain meeting house, where the that William Penn stood on the American point of view, cannon's scar remains evident present site of Immamuel freedom of religion, as well as in a bricked-over portion of the Episcopal Church in 1663 to conduct the solemn "livery of political and economic rights, wall, Old Welsh Tract Church is seizen" ceremony, accepting was clearly at stake in the one of 16 historic attractions on "turf, twig, soy], and water" to revolutionary struggle. the "George Washington symholizehlstaking possession Tv. the role of re1iion the ierican RevoluUon is Coun' Heritage Trail," a self. Pennsylvania and the three being revived in the historic old guided tour of the live mid. lower counties on the Delaware churches of Delaware, where Atlantic states, Delaware, River, Across the village green American religious heritage Maryland, Pennsylvania, has lain dormant in the silent Virginia, West Virginia, and stands New Castle Presby.erWashington, D.C., that visits tan Church, its interior restored churchyards and shrines f last 200 years. At the Welsh sites associated with the life of to an authentic pre-revolutionTract Baptist Church outside the First President. A side trip ary appearance. In March of Newark, the military and to other Delaware churches 1706, the year Benjarnine are all within two hours' driving Franklin was born, the Presbyconflicts religious dramatically united near the. time - offers an interesting terian minister from New of the only PLevo!ution.ary Bicentennial tnur of religion in ('a5!!e met with six others from the middle colonies to organize War engagement fought on colonial America. Nearby is New Castle, a the first Presbytery in Delaware soil. ualI town which served as the America. In early September, 1777, one of the first Stars and Stripes was unfurled in land battle at Skits and singing at 7:0 p.m. 9:4$a.in. New Iscatfoa: Ubvsry lufidiag (behind ?.AA -'--p .... 1 ' RvnItifinn U U Washington's troops attempted to delay the British redcoats at the creeP, while the Cornof the nation'S top gospel singing groups, the Hinson Family, rnander4n..Chief and Lafayette along with the Scienicland Boys, 7be Lighthouse Quartet, 71be hurriedly assembled ContinPickering Family, and The Gabriels, soW be featured In a Gospel ental Army units for the Sing Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Advanced defense of Philadelphia. tickets available at Cargo Gas Station, Sanford or Book and Bible Outnumbered, the Americans Store, Casselberry. Children kix and under free, retreated along an old colonial ________________________________________________________________________________________ post road and reassembled at the Welsh Tract Church. The advancing British continued 7:55pm, $I Part A venue Monti" Worship Ii a in 1:35pm 755pm 7:55pm. Services uem cla sses isv all ages 7:35p.m. Miriagwsrship Evening Warship Pas lOam 11:55a.m. Eve.wirSIIIpI&3Sue ?:X Is Wednesday Miming Prayer 0rav v,i,.ls I him down, claiming that they seeks to give you strength to did not understand 95 per cent live and love with an abiding of what he wrote. Most agreed, sense of hope in His Promise of '1 however,that 5 per cent ofwhat wholeness now and on into he wrote was pure gold dust, eternity. wcll worth the trouble of This is the good news. How do wading through his vague style we know? Because Jesus is the . of expression, medium through whom u His central thesis was that we message is communicated. But have left one era of human the medium is the message. It development and have entered is not so much what lie said as another and that thiz ha. been Who lie is. What,He said and but , in technology, particularly in we revere Him mostly because .. & television and electronics, of Who He is. his Whole being, - - .. . P McI.uhanclaimedthatthiswas Ills Whole person is the -. bringing a whole new human message. That is what St. John , being into existence, unlike the means when he says "The -. ' one we had before. Most of us Word (message) became ' are keyed to receiving in- flesh." The medium, Christ formation and experience on himself, is the message. one level, the printed page and We, too, are mediums for GOSPEL SING , the spoken word, but our young Christ, to bring him to others. It SCHEDULED people are not like that, Is not so much what I say. . MYP1&4Sva THE LXI MONROE CHAPEL If:15a.m. 7 55p ., 4:55p.m Pastor :41 a in. Mue-,WngWoe-sJWp - 5:l3p.m WiIIiirdIkerIdgs 7:31p.m. Sunday Sdisil Pasts, 5:35am. 5:35pm, Morning Wee-sNIp EvenIng Service BIblStvdyTues lvi Y,utts5rvIc,T,es.Ev.. Pov. DoMel M gain Sunday ScNeel ;kl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Jay T. Cesmats Mug we-snip 135pm.' FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Hwy. 17.Sla$Psa,yRIdg.Rd - Other Churches Sundeylvesiag Tucker DrIve. Sun&&:d .,,. . . . .:: IWI - mete-in Pills, Evangelistic Services 5. container of the message. The medium Is a process, an envlronment. The medium is what gets through. This becomes clearer in a Gospel setting. The good news of the Gospel is that God loves us with an infinite love; Is calling you into being as the most complete, most fulfilled human being you can be. His , Independent MisUsery ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH IM Hershhr Ave. 111k lin-an Poster 15 55. in Il:15a.m p. Pastor Of SANFORD 5:43am. Sfl3S.a.$erdAve 11:55am. Rev.PredMcCI.ary 1:35pm. Sndaykksil CNRISTUNITEO METHODIST CHURCH . Romans 3ef Mivning *,rslssp Wed lIkes Itedy Conquerors Missing Sunday MYP .• 23: 23-24 5:55a.m. to:$.IIlm. 11:15a.m. 7:55pm. 1 Or.nge Street Rev,(. RuTh Grant Sunday kNeel 15.55 a in. Rev. MarvinO. luckner CbwctSdseI MirmngwsrsNop EveselaIWerstip • Jemmiah Pasts, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 m. Th • • • Churches Join In Youth Week ORACI UNITED Friday 5551 5. Part Avi. Wed Praysr&B5Ie Study Werslup . . 5:43a.m. FellSw*Nlp Mom ag*ership Ivangelistscki-v.cn Issa METHODIST CHURCH Airportilud alWeedlawnAve. 2: 12-13 PALMETTO AVENUE %uiniaySct,oel Early Service Sunda y Scndel Methodist Thursday, Philippians Congregational Pentecostal W,IIIam Den. 12: 343 C,)NOREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Raymond Cracker but in his soul. 735pm. äOODSHEuNo ('reatlirt' Tn Because of television, they People can be even tumed off receive communication on all by my words. They have heard levels at once. theclichesand pious platitudes. , We can see this better in a They too can quoteSeripture,It liturgy situation. Most older is who we are. They see us h 11 I people would ask after a ser- relate to one another in every . : . their fire, and one cannon ball vice, "What did he say in situation and pressures. They passed through the church. there?" But not our young see usmaking decisions. Two centuries have witnessed Joint Youth Activities Week Committee for Overseas Relief at 4:30 a.m. followed by a day o people. They would ask, "What the message. lm ii Can they say as the pagans In events are planned by several (UMCOH). and they are open to fun at the beach. On Wed. few changes at this oldest . happened In there?" flesda)' at p.m. there will be a primitive Baptist church in the It is not the words, read or the first days of the Church United Methodist churches in the public. ' Theme for the week will be snack supper served at Asbury . spoken, but what happened to were won't to say, "how those the Orlando District including . Christians love one another; Casselberry Community; "Open hands" and Flo Sapp United Methodist In Maitland me as a person. I Asbury. Azalea Park, Winter from Jacksonville will he the followed by an "Untalent __________________________ Mciuhan's most popular let's join them.". Or does 1 Show". Each church will be ___________ book is "The Medium is the message, Christ, get mangled Park, Ocoee, Aloma, Goss inspirational speaker. ____________ 4 ________ 1. The youth from the various allowed to enter in four ________ Message". What he means by out of recognition In the Memorial, and Apopka. _______ ______ this is, that the message that medium (me)? The medium is Kicking off the week will be a churches will converge Sunday categories such as the most : ___ .I. __ gets through Is not the words the message. I am the Medium, carnival at Community United at 9 p.m. on the Orlando YMCA untalented magician, dancer, _____ 701pm. k 4 10:35a .m. LUTHERAN CHURCH 11753) Lvflsqan Chur ch In Am.riC.I Wednesday • Hebiews 7:55p.m. 7:55p.m. 35)O Polingf?$AvS. kind's hope Is not in the size of UU' r 11, 140 to 1:11a.m. NYPS S 11am WsnpSirvlce Klndsv.artess and Nursery %lth1 people WIll) are sire it does. Fur them, man- Psalms 27: 3-5 PINECR(ST IAPTISTCHURCH 115* AWpertIIyd. Re. KtivetNNelt SvndayScNsIl MoflvngWsr'sA,p WsrIsJpService SunaySd'ii S a Luke 18 10-14 11:55a.m. 1156. Classes Wed. - But ther&s always that gnawing uncertaintymaybe it takes something else! I UOSWI PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HiIfr.ay 44 Wes1 Evemng krvks 1:35p.m. P..$Semtoy EvangelIst Wednesday S.qvica 7:55p.m. lilfoCass ll:5O$.m. Old Trvmi fera New Day Maniong w,niiep 1135a.m. Evening Ws,-skhp 4:55p.m. lam. Monday 11:15a.m. M.nsing Service if he'd had our intelligence and otir nuclear pile, he'd have made it! Pastor Sunday school Morning Worship A Bi ble Study "T)wLvtheranHour" and TV"Th4slstfse a wooing service Rev. lImirA.Ravsdsiq Passer Wed lWeStvdy THE REDEEMER 11) W. 3sth Place ly 000pm Paul D. Triseel LUTHERAN CHURCH OF No woud1r the dinosaur has become fascinating. Evangelist 7 Np m. 105p.m. 5:55a m. Nursery Provided for all ser vices FInIIIVSarvlce survival. Now We talk seriously at)out man 's "hope AItami.tteSpringj b .. M. 501p.m. Radar Yu?ftN Curate EyangiIl$tService 5:55am Mid W*ik Service IWedi. CkvrcIsScMol of survival." CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastir 43• Morning worship The Rev. Carl T. Cannon Holy Communi on Man used to think that his hraiii, H i'vvrmwss his frightening weapons made him a cinch Church Of Christ . FIRST CHURCH No (lifliht the (lIfloswr tliutight - if dinosaurs thought at all -- that he Was hig enough, powerful lSan$oqdGardenCivHwy 17.521 Do" Shockley Pastor Pr.erton,&Wsrs&eping GENEVA CHURCH OF T'II NAZARENE Passer ft. NI. 46 Geneva 5:$ha in. Now. A, l.0r..s Pasfor 5:43 a.m. SvndapScho.I SWam 1105a.m. $vn.W.nhi4p lI:IIa in. 605pm Sn NYPS 5:55pm. Sun (vs.WnIWp 1:55p m. 1:3Ip.m. wed. Prayer 7:55pm. Cl5urCfsofGodHogr"WTRR CALVARY EAPTIST ASSEMBLY 1$iFa,rm.nI Sunday School CHURCH OF GOD 013W. thid Street Rev, J.T. Pitts THE CREATURE Nazarene Of God SvndaySchesl ?:OQp in Pra,.rMr,nlW,d S THE MJMster 5:41a.m. 11:55am. Sunday Church IZE OF 5HIST F . THE . Assembly Of God - 4kW---r --- MEDIUM IS THE '. MESSAGE '' Several years ago, a man named Marshal McLuhan emerged as the wise man of the vp communications medium. It was the "in thing" to be able to quote him or otherwise refer to his writings, Some claimed that 95 per cent . of what he wrote was balderdash. Others were slower En rntiS - -------------... ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Samoa" Wines DVIVO 7:55p.m. Religion Relates By FR. SEAN SHINE All Soul's Catholic Church FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 240 Sanford Ave Pztsr J.N,Forrest 5:41a.m. Sunday School 11:048 m, Morning Worship 511P.M. EpwerTh Lit ilv$ 7:Slpm. EvennWflf'IP Wed. Prayer Miii 5:51am. Wed. two. Prayer M$ln5 H S FRESH GARDEN SALADS Cole slaw, cottage Cheese, potato salad, mixed pickles, sliced peaches, apple sauce, tossed salad, assorted dressings, deviled eggs, pickled beets, silo with fruit, macaroni salad. ADULTS 3oOO )l $ 4 ~ VIJ ,~ .11 111 (ar , ~1. - op as HOT BUFFET VEGETABLE Roast turkey with Broccoli, cauliflower, tlal:y dressing, rare roast beef, carrots, green bears, liia pot roast of beef, corned beans, corn, spinach, pot ;%, beef and cabbage, fresh candied yams, mas'ied roast pork, leg of lamb, potatoes, yellow tics, taked ham, fresh juicy biked squash and many chopped sirloin, fresh others plus our fin,g'ayl. seafood, and sauces. CHILDREN BRUNCH SERVED FRO' 11 TO 2 P.M. EACH SUPDP.Y BEVERAGE EXTR A $1 *50 Quality Inn North 1.4 & SR 434 LONGWOOD 305-C62•4000 ( �Coin Club Seeks Hoarders WO ,~, MEN Co1 IectC)rs B JAN MO"IAHA niversary. thing they all have in common a successful, collector," says Any other woman wouldn't is the enjoyment of a hobby that Ken. Knowledge means have given a plug nickel for can be geared to any pocket difference between dollars and such a gift. But to Cherie it book. "You can spend as much cents. meant more than a diamond or as Little as you want and still Then if you're lucky enough watch or a designer dress. get enjoyment from it," says to find a valuable coin or two in Cherie's a numismatist. So's Ken. youi piggy bank you can pnj. her husband. Translation: Unfortunately, in our modern chase a card case for it at a coin Collectors of coins-money. And society wi th the threat of theft, dealers. A protective shield they're both members and some of the fun has been prevents any further wear to a officers In the Sanford removed. Most inimismatists coin. Dropping a rare coin on Numismatic Society. He is wi th collections of any value (loorcanchangea$500cointoa president and she is treasurer have been forced to keep them So it's not only the thought in bank vaults and can no A thud recommendation for that counts, but Cherie is well longer sit in the evenings and the beginning is to get involved aware of the value of a proof fondly browse through their In the club. "We'd like get Indian head double struck collections books some of these Sanford penny: Approximately $175 The coin collectors' ob- —andweknowtjrearelotsof book value. jectives vary. Some look only them---out of the woodwork", The Avanis have been serious for rare coins. Others look for coin collectors for only the past different types. But the cornThe Sanford Numismatic two years Before that they mon goal of the nLmismatlst Is Society which ranges from 7were like hundreds and to secure the best—most per- year-old junior members t thousands of other folk. feet coin he can afford. retirees, nieet.s at 8 p.m. hoarders of change, with coms ('OLflS are graded according to first Wednesday of every mon th stashed away in mason jars, the amount of wear which at the Sanford Beauty &hoolon piggy banks and coffee cans. usually Indicates how close to Sanford Avenue, But alter they were married being uncirculated that coin Is Don't be discouraged if your Ken took on co-ownership of the and therefore it's value. One jug of cash doesn't turn up Sanford Beauty college with his must be highly trained to detect anything rare, it's not likely fa ther. Through the business and evalua te this quality, that the average person is with more coins changing For those who would like to unknowingly walking around hands, Ken gradually got more turn their piggy banks and with a valuable coin in his involved in the hobby. That's mason jars Into something pocket,themaJorityofvaluu also how a lot of other people more valuable and the Avants coins are already in someone's who handle money daily — have several suggestions, The possession or collection, says bank tellers, cashiers, recommend two books to study: Ken. waitresses with pocketsfull of (1) Photograde" by James F But if you should happen upon Ups — get hooked. They can't Ruddy. "Learning how to value a 1913 l don't buy P. carhy I I Deltona Doings V - 7 _11~) i— . __: - -il .:--— - ...•. -...- ________________________________ ________ ' _____ ( -: ___________________________ - ' . '. ... . . .. —' - . - . .'. . . - . !"5 -; -:- '' .•.•*,, . -,... =. .. '-=. '\ 4 1r, - '' ____'"— 1. : ' ' '' _%. _______ . - .- -....-- m. :::. - ... .- . . - - . .=-- . DEAR STUCK: . Lia -- WI- r. Cherie a Ken Avant exam - _____ ii sil ver- uir. try ~ _. 99- . - - . ;.. .... - . .- ______ - . . A...... :i ~Zr .T1.:U . . - Trueway Singors - ]_J' . iii , - . -. I --:1 -. ______ _ ___ T _1 - . It's not stuck again: When she asks for something from the machine, ask her for the change because you're "fresh out." have an all r : . . . . _. - __ -, . Wednesday evening at 7:30 DCBARY — . — The Thieway -. -. p.m. for members of the Singers of Sanford . A-' -, - -..- • Deltona Business and the spiritual music wi th -_ fr Professional Woman's Club. %xal selections at the i i . p m. Hostesses wi th Mrs. Connell service of the newly formed were Marcella Hall, Anna First . #1 Assembly of God of 1.—aair_ Healey, Jean Heller and -I -. iary swxlav. in . .. It .. Frances Gei-rv . '.omm1ihi1y rit. 1. Although the group usually Eugene Shelton's address at vacations for the summer tia service wi . ll be "The New __________ . months, club president Winnie B . . . . th" and ir at Dorn suggested home ;, "get- (1045 am) tail togethers" for the months of will be ii "The Four-fold Piiryvii' r June,JulyandAugustandheld ofttie'Bite" -. \ .. ,. the first such party at her home . - .. . . . ' atllO2WhltewoodDr in June. VFW Auxiliary ci' .' - . Last month Mrs. Edna Canter -.'-. ._ . uep'tni—i,irs. urace Grace served as hostess wi th Edna (PlM . Miriam i - . w.0 uuu r uwu uy air. no " " " "a" .)WI II UI 4 W ) IiI)T11fl neacn, isoyeue and Lillie Edwards. Mrs. Kenneth Wing at Sue Ann's Capri Restaurant, Tueday night. Mrs. Lick, w ho has served as the this party cards and bingo were president of the newly Sanford's surgeon's office manager for the past six years, Is pictured with her husba nd accepting OFFICE MANAGER organized District 19 of the an played and after a line swim, engraved silver tray from Dr. Wing (rights. The couple, who have lived in Sanford for the past 10 the gals partook of delicious Veterans of Foreign Wars years, leave this city Aug. 23 to nter the missionary (kid with the New Auxiliary, was the guest °f the Tribes bes Mission. They will refreshments. undergo a training period before departing for either the Philippines, New Guinea or Paraguay, This was followed by a short DeBary Auxiliary to Post (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) business meeting chaired by VFW, at the August meeting president Dorn, to keep the held in the DeBary Firemen's members infornwd of the ac- H2li. She was presented by tivities In District 4 and the Mrs. Alice inert, president of Department of Florida, BPW the Ioal Auxiliary and American women who that this choice, in most cases, being her own boss and to make plans for the club's welcomed by its members. In as the her address, she become dentists tend to be part is not part of an overall prospect most explained the ways and means program for cherished when procedure of Auxiliary corn- maverick but mostly rejection of the usual kinds of whe the coming year. entered the profession. First money raLring project mittee chairmen's reports to traditionalist, according to a things women are expected to One question posed to the 803 for the year, as announced by the District and State chair- nationwide survey, do in American so':iety." women dentists answering the the chair-man Helen Louder- men; stressed the need for Although female dentists An inquiry on " hat first at- questionnaire was what they I ;' ' back was unanimously ac- ak1Z action in the VFW's dramatica lly buck the tld by tracted women d"ntists to the found least at active tr about cepted. She proposed a flea Legisla ti ve progra.n, to aid the entering this profession, in field showed that Independence their career choice. The most market sale to be neld Oct. 3 veterans, both hospitalized and many respects they hold quite was most often singled out. One common reply was the scarcity and 4 at the Deltona Com. home; continue the work in conventional attitudes, the in three listed the freedom f of women in the profession. for the comfort of the sury revealed. munity Center and asked the wares hospitalized veteran and to members to gather their Results published in a ?or this sale and interest their sipport their National VFW Canadian dental Journat show Y, friends to do likewise as the Home In Eaton Faplds, MIrh. tha t women dentists "seem to 4 e uer9 She presented a District and & come from families mont apSHOP THE HERALD profits from the sales would be : divided evenly between the club State Yearly Book of Reports to proving of the choice of a Lh Mrs. Beinert, president and traditionally masculine ocand the seller. CLASSIFIED PAGES : • C$CjQ)t Aose ! • The club's first card and Carol Gotay, secretary. cupation that would be • • New members accepted for pected." games party will be held on • I Friday, Oct. 10, at the Corn. 1976 were Mrs. Jeanette : FOR TODAY'S BARGAINS However, respondents' an. rnunity Center and she is asking Danchuck and Mrs. Ma bel MARGE WILLIAMS ••, I swers to cuestions about . 377 ieii fur asrnany helpers as possible. Kiesnowaki. The president * Do you read The Herald Classified • Sanford New members welcomed, appointed Mrs. Danchuck, careers Ukey would recommend Pa ges? If you don't you're missing a lot. • young men and women gave wre Francer Grry ard Joan legls'ntive chairman ond for ,4 Gooti, beys cii cars, boats, household • esidence of orcox viewit. Dorothy I Conno)ty, Tl,zeke. goods. Good jobs. Ads from local I Seven In 10 said they would SHIRLEY COOPER The president announced that Americanism chairman. She businessmen you can trust to do good • recommend the job of bii1,834 9212 • she and several of her officers also announced that Mrs. Violet work. Homes for sale or rent, apart. executive or engineer for a Casselberry Winter Springs Thompson, 4 ways and means would attend the D1'trfct ments, business opportunities. And • teen-age boy, while only 16 chairman, would be in charge - :ettin in Daytona Beach i • hiini1ri4c at a-ik.. •......... --• ' _. - "s - _________ c -. ,W V. 8o93, 1W \ : : ydco'e, The No. 2 pick didn't work out so well. The Jets went for a glamour name, running back Anthony Davis of the Southern Cal and Davis wound up signing with Southern California of the World Football League. - New York gave its No. I pick to New Orleans dnd, in return, received defensive end Billy htacrnussen and Gary Puet.z and center Wayne Mulligan anchor the offensive line. Newsome, Bailey or Ed Galigher, Carl liar. zilauskas and Richard Neal will lead the defensive line charges, backed up by linebackers Godwin Turk— succeeding the retired Ralph Baker— Jamie Rivers and Rich Lewis at the linebacker spots, with John Ebersole and rookie Wood in reserve. Delles Howell, Rich SowelLs, Roscoe Word and Earle Thomas will be contending for the cornerback slots and Burgess Owens, Phil Wise and Steve Tannen will be dueling for the two starting safety jobs. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. if I Friday, Aug. 15, 17S-1B ..*--; ,. 4. 1;__ - - .; " __ ' Pit Slop I Angels Test Tiger Streak By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS r. ' (NAIEOcIYJRF makes it In the name of "Doctor WIflhhlEljj So and So." 13 it legitimate for CONFWENTIAL TO "IN him to do this. He didn't e v en TFRIIIBL F TR OUBLE A graduate from high school. ,, 15. Feeling as you do — that NO NAMES r All eyes will be on Donnie Allison and Darrell Waltrip Sunday during the Talladega 500 at Alabama International Speedway. Allison, who lost his ride with DiGard to Waltrip, will be starting in the fourth position and Waltrip will start fifth. Allison was without a ride last Sunday when the race was rained out. The car that he will drive Sunday was qualified by A.J. Foyt, who Is committed to race Sunday in Milwaukee. "If Foyt's car can go 500 miles," Allison said, "I bet I'll be ahead of Waltrip at the end of the race." Waltrip earlier said he was pleased about the speed of his car during qualifying. "We set our car up to finish the race and win," he said, "not to win the pole." Allison won the pole at the last two Daytona 500, only to run into problems early in the race. Richard Petty, NASCAR's first "Two Million Dollar Man," is shooting for another stock car racing mllestr,e, winning back-to-back Talladega 500. Petty will be trying to become the first driver to win the unpredicatable race more than once. There have been six Talladega 50(i and six different winners. Richard Brickhouse, Pete Hamilton, Bobby Allison, James Hylton, Richard Brooks and Petty have been victorious in the mid-summer classic at the world's fastest speedway. Petty beat David Pearson, his No. I nemesis, by less than a carlength In last year's race. The Daytona Motorcycle Classics, the world's richest and most prestigious motorcycle racing spectacle, will offer another "first" in 1976 reserved grandstand seats. The largest crowd in the history of North American motorcycle racing saw America's Gene Romero win the 1975 Daytona 200 aboard a Yamaha. Romero's victory, his second in the 200, ended a two-year European reign. The Alligator Enduro, a swamp.trotting affair that has been referred to as "legalized insanity," again has been put on the Motorcycle Classics' schedule for next year. The rained-out Points' Meet at Gainesville Dragway has been rescheduled for the 23rd of this month and should be a bran-burner. Some of the nation's top drag racers will be after the all-Important point. Tampa' s Don Garlits is 13 points behind Canada's Gary Beck in the race worth more than $20,000 for the champion. Garlits already has qualified in the No. 1 spot and should pick up close to 200 points, which would put him in the lead going into the 21st annual U.S. NationaLs. Johnny Brown put a new supper-trick 5-speed transmission in his Tequila Sunrise Corvette and expects to be in the thick of his Eliminator. Brown continues to experiment with his car and it may be matter of time before he blows the record right out of the books. -. Rain was the story at the Volusla County Speedway last weekend as a full field of Seminole County cars were in the piUs when the rains came. Bennie Corbin, track promoter, said he will hold the Permetex 100 on the 30th of this month with over $5,000 up for grabs to the Late-Model Sportsman racers. Chris Dellarco and Buster McCullay will represent Sanford in that race. - . 4 . Women Dentists Still Scarce ': With that in mind, three of the Jets' top four choices In the annual college draft were for defensive stars. The first choice and fourth, in fact, were not choices at all. They were trades. By ('AItI. VAN7.UR, himself special "thank you" sale, 0 "Doctor" becawse he was given Special pricing has been made II an honorary degree at some possible for this event ftough little obscure college to which the cooperation of our ! . defense L' appreciated. Therefore. we are having a psthetic. But your uncle barmlngnoorw,soletitrfde, DE1R ABBY: I have at. FAPRWAY tended many weddings this swnrnerandamsoannoyedby : LAUNDROMAT one of the traditions that I have Dry Cleaning at budget to get this off my chest. prices and corn laundry When the bride starts to walk . service in a pleasant at. X. down the aisle, eeryone stands , mosphere Open 7 am daily Located at up' 1 suppose it is to pay tribute to the bride.) FAIRWAY PLAZA Then everyone (except those On H 1792 t27Ih ,, who are lucky enough to be 2-9739 . 3itting nezt to the aisle' starts :::: iry it you Illikeit! to twist and turn and bob As a result, the Jets wound up 24th in the 26team league in total defense and 23rd in passing But the Jets have a pair of solid running backs in John Higgins and Emerson Boozer, who rushed for 680 and 563 yards respectively last year when they each sat out games with injuries. Behind them are Mike Adamle, Hank Bjorklund, Jazz Jackson and, from Houston, Bob Gresham. Namath, when he's healthy and not throwing interceptions —he threw 22 of them last year to go with his 20 touchdown passes — has a wealth of receivers headed by Jerome Barkum, Richard Caster, David Knight and Eddie Bell. The key to the Jets' success will be In the trenches and in the defensive secondary. Tackles Robert Woods and Winston Hill, guards Randy / mother. Every kind word, every warm handshake and every helpful act was gratefully touch with "BIRTHRIGHT INC." at once. They are listed solely upon the pretense of an in your phone book:nd itand honorary degree are reaching read to lye you friendly en Y a nd for se ll-esteem and am ra th er helrpf ul Newscme, rated as one of the league's top pass rushers, the Saints' most valuable player in 1973 and their defensive captain that year and last. And No.4 went to Baltimore for end Jim Bailey. The third choice was used to pick up lin.backer Richard Wood, the first three-time AilAmnerjcan in the history of the University of Southern California. Grudge Race At Talladega Dear Customer: at restaurants, he always terbacks. On an unnerving number of occasions, the opposition passers had all the time in the world to stand back, find an open receiver and unload a back-breaking bomb. f. He introduces himself as receive $10 worth of food Doctor When he makes co upons. reservations for trips and even Sincerely, -u Or is it? After all, In 1974 the New York Jets' charismatic quarterback eluded the Injuries that had dogged him in previous seasons and the National Football League team still wound up with a mediocre 77 record thanks only to a slxgame winning streak. The Jets, whose hallmark for so many years was protecti ng Namath in the passing pocket at all costs, seemed to run into linemen who had exactly the same idea when it came to their own quar. ,, _______ - p for protection against being lost our beloved wife and un cle who . ------- - __________ "cheap" to ask for what Is owed We at the company you. But you will have to make wish to express our deep ap. a choice between recouping predation to all our customers losses and sparing the lady and friends for your kind u — - -. ~!, months ago a new lady boss came to work in the firm where Abbv" I am a secretary. She be gan asking me to please pleasegetheracupofcoffeeor __ a candy bar. (We have _____________________0111111 dispensing machines) She is always in a hun, rushing to around, trying to get a look at another meeting, and never has the bride. Usually, all they can her purse with her see are the backs of others who Of course, I oblige. She is so are also trying to get a look. lady-like and has such lovely From the center seaLs, there manners, I tho ught she would isn't a chance of seeing the reimburse me, but she never fl ower gir l or ring-bearer. This -. . 1 - swim. card and dessert party . .. '• .-.. '- - . 4 I. ' e '' is unfair to e%erybody Abby, I like my job and don't Will please ask ministers want to make a big deal out of to request that everyone it, but over the months her remain seated when the bride coffee and candy bars have put makes her entran? a hole in my budget. SHORTY IN VEN'IlJRE What would be a tactful way DEAR SH ORTY: Co nsider it of handling this without BP- done pearing cheap, embarrassing DEAR READERS: The my boss or getting stuck for following letter was sent to me more? by a reader. I pass it along STUCK without comment: , '-." - \ ' - . - Deltona Church where he' served for ten years. He was The home of Mrs. Anne senttoH1aleah,Fla,Mojjg Connell, 633 Hager Crt., Church. ; SI _____ k .... - I IV . ,- 5!•i' ____ - *_ ____ - Deltona BPW Club z_ . ( ____________ , e —, ~_ -- IA 'I L)I k DEAR ABBY: Several r ix '_ ,I I Ikralttlorrespondent A _ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 41 I s A — - ______ HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Joe Namath Is under contract once again. All's right with the It's Now The Time •---i Jets' Defense Key T Successful Season world. -__ - _ _______ ___________________ ___ --I---- ! ., 1~ - - I Ceflts ____ - Friday, Aug. 15, 197S-4A 4 Evening Heralds Sanford# Fl. ___ - resist the temptation to look grade coins yourself is one of bar with it. There were only through a fistful of coins to find the most important parts of about five minted and would one worth more - much more collecting," says Ken. (2) call up enough cash to start a than its fa ce value. "Guide Book of U. S. Coins" by super collection of your own, = r'~::~ .7; - tantalizes the novice and the catalogue of coins, their value and current ex.ou ave 1 $$$ ~11 While the thrill of searching U S \euluan, the red book" id Staff Writer Ken Cherie 'Fpenny for Malce Ofl NY National Losgue East Baseball Amirican League East W L Pct. Boston fa'tlmore York New Milwaukee CIevelard Detroit 61 61 53 57 16 West fl City 65 SI S7 S7 61 63 73 -.GB s' , SS7 91, SI? 163 16 157 I? 307 25 17 37 556 6 Ch i cago 60 492 13, SI 61 407 II Tewhs SI 66 150 10', MIrvieota 31 47 116 19 C,Iitcwnia Thursday's Results Oakland S. New York I Chicago 6, Cliveiand I lI?cwnhii S. Boston I Only games wheduled Today's Gam" (Plargan 06 and Tevas t o,'t;rc, 4) (Ic' '17 14 6 'id Cutil,'" II O'. 1. ( n) New York (Dobton 9 I)) at KansaS City (Leonard 55). In) ' Orstori (Tant II 10) at Oakland Kansas - Mart Cahill gets physical Thursday at Seminole High School (Herald Pho to by Gordon WfDi.a) - Football Practice Begins For County High Schools By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor Several Seminole County high schools open football practice today in preparation for the fall openers in less than a month. Today is the earliest the Florida high School Activities Association will permit fall practice. Seminole High School, however; will not begin until Monday. Lyman, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell and Oviedo begin today. Most team players were given physical examinations Thursday. Seminole High School will practice twice a day - at 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. beginning Monday. The remaining county teams will continue two-a-day, and in some cases three-a-day, practices next week. The season will begin early in Sepep tember. Seminole High School will enter fall practice hoping to continue the aggressive, winning spirit of the spring workouts. The Seminoles, which were 1-9, 2-7-1 and 44-1 in the last three seasons, dominated the four-team spring Jamboree at Lake Brantley in late May. The Tribe downed I .ymari 7-0 and Bishop Moore 6-0 in its two quarters. Brothers Tim and Ned Raines, who galloped for 82 and 16-yard touchdowns respectively, displayed potential to be the Lyman, whose varsity was 3.7 and county's outstanding running duo. junior varsity was 0-7 last year, is young Jerry Posey, who spent three years at and Inexperienced. Head Coach Dick Lake Brantley when he left SRS alter Copeland said in the spring that 70 per cent 1970's IN season, has returned as head of his players had never played organized coach to the Tribe. He formerly was an football before. assistant coach at Seminole. Lake Brantley has a new head coach, Seminole in the fall will battle Oviedo, Sammy Weir, who was a Little AH. Daytona Beach Mainland, Spruce Creek, Ame rican quarterback at Arkansas State Angels 5, Red Sax 3 A two-rim double by Jerry Remy and a two-run single by Lee Stanton keyed a five-run third Inning and backed Bill Singer's first victory since June 9 as California beat Boston for the second time in three games. Rrd Sex rookie Fred Lynn had two RBI, raising his leagueleading total to 85. White Sex 6, IndIans 4 Pat Kelly cracked a home run and a two-run triple to power Chicago past Cleveland for Jim Kaat's 17th victory. Kelly's eighth home run of the season came in the seventh timing to tie the game at 4-4 before doubles by Jorge Orta and i.eron Johnson gave Chicago a 5-4 lead. John Ellis and Rico Carty cracked solo home runs off Kaat. Bill Stein launched one for the White Sex. A's 5, Yankees 1 DeLand St. Augustine, Gainesville, and the No. 3 split end for the New York Bill North's tie-breaking single in the eighth and sloppy New Orlando Colonial, Lyman, Daytona Beach Jets and Joe Namath. York fielding led to a fourrun Inning and lifted Oakland to Seabreeze and Lake Brantley. He was head coach at Lakeview High victory. The crowd of 14,140 gave the A's a season home atLake Howell will compete with JWIIC*5 School the last two years where he turned tendance of 853,455 more than 8,000 over their total for last and sophomores next year. Although Head a loser into a powerhouse. He faces a Coach Tom Ruby looks ahead with over- rugged task at Lake Brantley where three Dick Bosnian pitched a fivehitter to beat Rudy May, who has flowing optimism to the time when the players return from last year 's 6-3 team, re ce ived a total of live runs In support over his last four games. Silver Haw ks play with seniors, he eyes In addition, Lake Brantley, which was this season with confidence. 3A last year, will be 4A this year. The His gridders will meet Eustis, Bishop Patriots in the fall tackle Aka, pop Moor e, Bis hop Kinney, Oviedo, M Nit. Dora, Gainesvi lle, Daytona Beach Seabreeze, Apoplr.a, Spruce Creek, West Orange and IJ Kissimmee, Spruce Creek, Lyman, Titusville. Daytona Beach Mainland, Oviedo, DeLand Oviedo Head Football Coach Bill Klein and Seminole. expects to win every game until — if he loses the first one. The Lions were 5-6 last Trinity Prep has the potential for a year, losing three games in the final two successful football season if the players minutes. who have committed themselves turn out Oviedo had a rugged, but successful for fall practice. Head Coach Joel Kelley By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the first inning and Vic Cor. spring and in the fall will play Seminole, said in the spring that this was the problem rell's solo blast in the fourth Sparky &iderson says you New Smyrna Beach, Rockledge, Lake at every private school. Pittsburgh boosted Atlanta past St. Louis. still have to treat the howell, Cocoa Beach, Bishop Moore, The Saints face a mammoth schedule in The loss left the third-place Pirates with respect ... but what Astronaut, West Orange. Lake Brantley the fall, battling mainly teams from larger Cards 4'-z games back of the George Foster and Gary Nolan and Apopka. schools with larger football players. did to them was downright Pirates and two behind the runner-up Phils. impudent. Giants 9, Expos 2 _________ —'s Foster slugged his 20th and Dave Bader hit a three-run 21st homers of the season homer in the second inning and Thursday night to drive in five pitcher Jim Barr lashed a two. S runsand Gary Nolan muffled run double to highlight a fourthe Pirates' bats on Just four run fourth in the Giants' rout of hits in eight innings as Anderson's Cincinnati Reds cruised to Cubs 5, Astros 3 a 6-1 victory. The Cubs literally squeezed "Maybe Pittsburgh is in a their victory out of Houston, slump, but we have to treat Rob Sperring and Steve them like the good hitting club slier dumping successive runSATURDAY they are," Anderson said after scoring bunts in the fourth ineyer Sizzles To 64; Cincinnati handed the Pirates ning. 12:30 (31) Greatest Sports Legends (Paul H ornung) 1974 season) I p.m. (3$) NFL Action '71 (Oakland Raiders their third straight loss and the Wi th the score tied 2-2 and 2 pm. (2.0) - Baseball Today eighth in their last nine games. runners on second and third, 3p.m. (24) Tennis (Canadian Open from Tofvntc) Leads Open The result shaved the Bucs Sperring bunted back to the 2:15 p.m. (2,0) - Baseball ( Boston Red Sox vs. White Sox at Chlcao: rain game, S,an Francisco OIants vs. Metsat Now York) East Divizl,n lead over idle mound. J.R. Richard fielded WETHERSFIELD, Comm. (AP) - Dt'nnie Meyer, an 2)0 p.m. (9) Championship Wrestling Philadelphia to 24 games and the ball but his throw to home 4:10 (4) - CBS Sports Spectacular (Sammy Davis Jr, Greater obscure club pro, scored eight birdies, one-putted 10 times widened the Reds' margin over was too late. Swisher followed Harifoid Open; Travers Horse Race from Siratogi) and holed a cur ling 40-foot sidehill putt Th ursday for a 4:20 p.m. (3$) -- Car a.-d 1 rack Los Angeles to 15' games in with a bunt between the mound and the first-round lead of the $200,000 Greater Hartfcrd S p.m. Wide Wo1d of Sports (001-heavyweight boming chamthe West. and first base for a hit that peon vs. Willie Taylor in non-title bout) Open. hip Wrestling 7 p.m. (44) Champio ns sco red what proved to be the 6, 4 B ra ves Car ds Meyer led by one stroke over Don Bies and rookie 10 p.m. (35) - International Champio'thip Wrestling winning run Dave May's three-run homer Austin Straub. J. C. Snead, Hubert Green, Mike Hill, Andy North and David Glenz were tied ht 66. - - Foster, olan Topple Pirates ports SCOREBOARD Major League The Detroit Tigers didn't lose Thursday. They didn't play, ither, and it may be Just as well. The Rengals' fans, just like the players, have lost patience after 3 5 consecutive losing days. "Is it true they're going to put paper bags on the seats at Tiger Stadium like they do on alrplar es? " asked one frustrated fan in a letter to a Detroit newspaper. Another reader said, 'l'he Tigers should be charged with fraud for Impersonating a professional baseball team." The charges were pending as the Tigers hoarded a plane for no, not oblivion, but for Anaheim, Calif. Against the Angels tonight, Detroit will try to break the 18-game losing string that has brought them within two of the American League record and five of the modern major league mark held by the 1961 Philadelphia Phillies. W I. Pci. GB 67 57 5-6) 61 51 542 3', 1' 62 56 525 M57 513 6 56 65 463 17 ii ói III 17' z West 79 39 469 Cincinnati Anqrlm 64 SS 536 IS', LOS 60 59 SOl 19 1 , S rrncivn 31 64 ISO 01,-go s San SI 66 .110 26 Atlanta IS 75 366 36', HouStOn - POthucgh PIiph)a St Louis York Ne Chicago Mon tr ea l - Thursday's Results Atlanta 6 5? Louis 4 Cincinnati 6, Pttsburgh I San Fricncico 9, Montreal 2 Chicago S. Houston 3 Oniy games scheduled Today's Oam" (HalIcki 69 Francisco San and Williams 1 7 or Bradley 7 Ytyl, (Koosnian 10 10 and Webb 45). 2. It fl) St Louis (Reed 109 and Ras (Easter it *,ti,nt ly 1 5 nd iPyflpSOn U ii. 7. It at New 0) (Rooker SI) a? Pittsburgh rn(nnati lNiwman 7)). ml IN t.ngetes iSutton 16 7) at IN BRIEF On TV M - Hartford - - - - NCAA: Word Games CHICAGO I All) The National Collegiate Athletic Associati on prepared for some wordy battles today over recruiting and the size of coaching and income - I p.m. (35) Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling 2 p m. (6) -. Golf (Fi.sal-round of 5mmy flavis Jr. Or.ater Hart. ford Open) 2 pm. (9) — Water World 2p.m. (34) Ten nis (Final round o Canadian Opeti) N11 Fetba,I (Pittiburgh Stuters vs Raider at 3:30 p m. (6) - - AL,.. - .Lb.htS __..t Old-Timers'Game Slated The Saniord All-Star baseball Raines also led the offensive team upped its record to 21-10 attack with a perfect five-forwith a 9-2 victory over performance. lie scored �- - 1:: - TT --- 211 - - T1T: ____ Friday, Aug. 15, 11975-26 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. to Pre'.-oui Puzzle TV TONIGHT'S I A (I) Go FrIday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Tru th Concentration (t) Wild World (44) 8:30 (2) Of Animals (8) What's My Line 9:00 (2,6) Emergency S25.000 Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) All.Star Wrestling 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (9) Movie Washington (9) Week 9:00 (2, I) Movie (13) Burke's Law Doubleheader (24) M3sterpiecc Theatre ABC News (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (2.6.L9) News (35) 700 Club I4 11:30 (2.5) Tonight Show 44) Movie Wor ld Of Tar irew (0) World Around Special Movie (44) Party 2:30 (2) Dairy Devotional 3:10 (9) Daily Word MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) S,,rnrise Semester Eight These Are The Days (9) (13) All-Star WI14) (241 Mr. Rogers Neighborhood Unlscope .. --- Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of (4 Sol 12:30 (2) Go Jeannie U.S. Of Train (4) Fat Albert Archie (9) Boro 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (9) Legends 1:00 (2, I) Soul TraIn (6) Festival 01 Lively Arts (13) Movie SeJieiifi Suit-CLOSED ALL DAY MON-I 3012 NOON 7 30 110 30 P M TUES -PRIvAtE PARTIES WED -' I P U 7 30 tO 30 P M Tiluas -I 2012 NOON (24) Washington (35) NFL Action '75 (44) Combat FIt- 73011 PM (I) Time Of Your 1:30 SAT-I 304PM 73011 PM OUTDOOR RIDES NEXT DOOR SKATE CITY Wild Hee Haw Week (35) (6) vu ,4j4 __4 DIIY IN TN(AI1[ I. _____ 44 45 - 41 42 - - - - 46 ____________________ J50 J5i 52 - - I --- 55 - - - - IS - N ('IJP S C 0 C' F S .J FINFAICAP0NEMEEM00E 1NEIS0NIABIRIEWCN M 0 1.) E 1. 1 P C) N S C S T 0 H I E K A A u i i 1. I Y 0 1 2 2 F Y2JA2 z u AN n A J F . I I E C H 11 1 A W A i p A PEHS I 1. 1 A H I H M E S E I F I H T S U 0 1) N K M K K T 0 1 N 0 1 1 H C R E H I.) N I I S A H C box it in as s hown: TREMENDOUS TRIFLES SPEAKEASIES CHARLIE CHAPLIN JAZZ BANDS CHAS. LINDRERGH MODUT ~- STOCK MARKET CRASH BABE RUTH F. sCO'F'r F:TZGERALI, BALLYHOO.. CALVIN COOLIDGE FLAPPERS TOMORROW: HodgePode"F" 2:55 (2) Daily Devotional (9) Daily Word 3:00 ; inlhk says it's nerves and has put her _______________________ 'T)t2:30P.M.-51.25 - _______ KIDDIES $ l.00 ___________ _____ yt & Cii J oin Our Lindsey Blom Pan Club ____ TIlil' Nil \ - .10 IT11U 1UI - . - . 1' r tr it First Area ____ M17 7.I 14 _______________ Showing _i/ I - I ______ - ____ IR . - LINDSEY BLOOM Would appreciate help in locating believed to b in the daughte Sherryl, Marisue Bosch Please Mulberry St.. Bosch. III N 1. . E (MiIiUSA) (Starc.f''5x Pack A.'-e.'j : '' '-' ' ' ' YCVIlF&fLilj.Il . CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 30$7737740 Legal Notice '' - ThousandS are earning good morCy in the growing field of income tax preparation For rent or sale: 7 yr. old, 3 OR. 3 SUNLAND Excellent condition. bath, family rm , 2 car garage, BR. I bath, range, ref. A C unit. central air, heat, kitchen equip w Carpet, drapes 6. patio This ped Call eves 6713091 spotless home won't last lOnf Priced at only $21,700 with 10 Quiet 3 bedrom cottage, air, like FHA down payment new, paneled, large porch, $135 mo 1st & laI Older (Oupi only Excellent Income Property 2 777 0?$7 story 2 apIs - with? CBS I - i Now, H. & P. BLOCK - America's Largest Income Tax Service to prepare income tax returns Ina special 1)', week tultlnn course. Classes conveniently Scheduled to accommo working students and houte wives Curriculum Includes practice problems. taught by Cx perienced H & R BLOCK if structort ap,s. - - . fl Cottage. clean. Shaded let; Closein S9Omo Also other apts 3326761 Enrollment is open to men and women of all ages No previous training or experience required Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr., Clerk P;bIi%h August IS, 1975 DEC 76 . exercise tolerance. With children you have more daily responlbilIties that could require more ac tivity and cause - 16, 1975 And STUDIO1,2.3 2 BEDROOM FROM Seminole and Orange Count'y listings. Homes and acreage. al price ranges Call today ' .1 "1 REALTOR 8306061 PICTURE PERFECT- 3 bedrooi 7 bath, family room, screen patio, Oversized garag beautifully landscaped, hOOf RELAX- Enjoy coun try living bedroom, 2 bath, on 100'x700' If Shag carpet, beautiful fireplac breakfast bar, 2 patios, doub garage, boat dock. All this and custom built dog hOUSI. 14.1K Kish Real Estate REALTOR 72015 French Aive,321 0011 CailBart Real Estate - i home, beautiful kitchen, form dining, Florida r,)m, centr heat air, fenced yrrd 131300 WE TAKE TPADES SANFORD- 3 lIP. Ili bath Il , w - C? ) - Work. ReceptIonIst, light typing, Ca1PIerIn,g, filing, posting, switch. board Call 3722157 1 ( __________________________ , tUIiiIi 11)11 tAchin 339 7390 #4 BROKERS flayS 37) 6173 JOHNNY WALKER Z C,, -4 'ak), Outside Storago, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Your After S. 377 7111 Real EVAN-Broker 377 1)01, 2610 Hiawatha Ave all? 97 J17 ", Stenstrom re Realty . SA?.i-ORD'S SALES LEADER :_EP YOUR HORSES AT HOPI It's easy to do on 13 acres 11 17W :,ean. low miieaae xl.wv,. ASK 37306 59 DODGE MONACO. New motor; ictory air; power steering. iking price 5150 373 1732 p m I Chevy Caprice Loaded Low ileaoe. one owner. very clean :oriailiofl t'uluy eguippeg. se I'?? 1939 I. a- now to, '.JUUIJ L!PflJ'lUII u"d furniture appliances for IC Buy I or 1001 items Larri p-ui' xuur jvn..,...a 17)9136 One half interest in Luscornb$ A For Your Junk Cars 37) 1329 Call 1)0 9523 afteróp m -- 1 Piece or Housefuli CASH 373 4371 tted 10 bi r us"d off c" t,.jrnjtu ty Quantity NOLL'S Cass 'try, Hwy 1797 130 1206. tEY WOODS BARN- We b urniture & Miscellaneous S If 30 pt commission Free Pu is Auction Saturdays 7 p Inford 327 2270 irvicr, usea macnines 'OOPIEY APPLIANCES 37)06 - 'a...,...,.,. ',, DAVES' ,739)70 r,icxJri, new,mnae ii pcvure iu With warranty, $170; Al Sylvania color console, new Gra B picture tube with warran 1150 3739197. I to S. Mondi Friday or TV's from ISO; 111W. fro HERA nnIrnnnx uuai power supt leanly new Cost 4700 Will sell edroor-ns. 1' i baths, has Iarç ring & dining room, new carpet w paint throughout. Fencit Ird 1306061 or Eves Ill U, A - e If Your .-A !-- I ll ""W19.),) Dell's Auction Service 323 3646 Hwy. 46, West Sanford LIENS PAID OFF ANY PLACE TOP DOLLAR FOR 323 5420 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6" 10% Car I F riaay night 7.30 e have a truck load of new rr Chandise, consisting of bc radiot, I track tape syster pitcher and bowl sets. pictur (all sizes) plus all kinds glassware; I Snarpin' Tur riding mower; TV's and hundni of mISC items COLOR TV. SII9SMONTH 42-MbiIe Homes Se 1 1 We Buy Furniture 1c: Service all mak SUNLANDBAYWOOD CIRCLE - YOUR CAR OR EQUITY ANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Ave. CALL I?' and 71' WCC recondition mobile homes. Furnished and , furnished Alit like new lAlIwith C. Priced from 51.500 and up Gc terms to qualified buyers May seen at Sanford's newest and ml beautiful park, Carriage Cc Mobile Home Park. Call 131 Ot for appt and interview. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3403 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5200 _.'%.. •J ' . Jo , JUl. ROCKY STONE 207 Pine Winds Drive, Sanford (Hidden Lake) YARD SALE- Furn.ture, dish IOthinn. dr Sat Lem 0 Condition Best offer. Also utility trailer. 373 4467, AMPER BODY HULL for I'be Includes built in cabinet 3221776 iruruirij ooaro, sleeping bag, fOi - 831.2828 a m slice toaster, deep fryer cooki $zIO Nassau; very clean, good to.td. Country Side Trailer Park on Airport Blvd A real bargain I or $1,000 i sombrero, clothing (ladies a children), suitcases. boc't a much more Ill Elm Avenue, F A..4 F%.,.A &Sat 106 IA 1109 Sanford Ave - CARPORT SALE: Large select ______ I .,. A S.I '$JLJ --Lo SI ?5 x 43 - SEMINOLE CO. Beautiful 5 or 10 prj, paved road, treet. clear. flowing stream, horses a k Terry Realty, 6700711 46-Commercial Property DUPLEX- GENEVA. 7 OR, I bath, den. Screened porch 345 3716 Merchandise of household items, clothes, e 623 Camellia Court, SunI Es' ites Sat. Only 9 5 78-Motorcycles Motorcycle Insurance YARD SALE. Sat ISun Alm ist new 16 HP Sears Trac (IL AIR AGENCY w rh 17" mower, dozier blade 14 -2 Rotor Tiller; new me C.•tectot' 10 cuo coffee mak fver 100 pieces of men, women a :hildretrs clothing (large a sma ll sizes) and many other itet it,cludiriO Jules Jergensen a BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Juvena 14K gold watches. Lemon St.. Sanford Ravennp Park Sat , )UST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aug 161h. 9 Lcts of misc items 303 Satsur 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Ruger Black Hawk. 357 Magnum With hoIster, 1)15 Scuba equip merit US 372 6335 1956 Che'vv: 16' boat. oortabie TV no large Dar var saie canoe st Or 31 7 MCI 5131 !S-Boats & Accessorie IS' Larson Bowrider, 115 HP Me with power tilt and certifi trailer Intl oower winch, all IS IR ruwy _____________________________________ BUDDY'S PENTRY 21 hour service. All DYKES AIR OP AND THINK A MINUTE. It IaSs,fied Ads didn't work - lu, one 3.uw niu. 9oou rurini Dnditii'tn $150 for both 373 62--Um-Garden ty Hodges ran an act In The Hefii inder lawn service He repot -- ,_ •,__ ,r'.(i -- _&_ land Clearing. Ill dirt, (Ijy, rock. All kinds ofdigging stored & moved 377 UI? or $34 1195 SALON Tc,F.P'S rrr.eriy Harnett s Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine 372 5742 umail Classified Ad brings big tmn% Try One and see Call 327 11 or 431 0c93 -"- C IIng Monsom~ ---' TOO [OfldiT.Ofl lame Improvements - C rents pA. GardenLand. 1100 'I If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn I I I j ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing Excavating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top soil 332 5913 Roofing ART ALLING LAND "I,, APING All types lots & acreage i'eared We hive top toll, fill dirt, clay, and Expert roof repars. fiat roofs or shinglt%, All work guaranteed BROCIDEN ROOFING. 3236700 shell available Piease calf flight 123 ROOFING REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PRICES Cali Don f.6t 517 , Land Maintenance P,'c,...r (t (3k ho t..IICi' 3?7 3' ,Itrr S Tree Service o(k. D'sc bi' Lawn Care Yard Cleanup! Hedges Trimmed' Flower Beds Cleaned? Free estImates. 3731046 or 321 7914 321 0207 Idlng, roofing rend concrete nishing. free estimates. Need your grast.ctjl! Procnç'l and derendent service $7 and u. )72 ncrete and carpenter - work; Pressure Cleaning Z. AlA CLEANS ALL F'.?erc, pressuredleanng 37'. C8.$ 'c :. , HAUL"", SALVAGE onn, Brooks 321 0299 antime OVIP.0 L - C&A Backhce Service - rothy Baublitz ran an ad for (,'ctric organ she wanted to se F Ford rented her house in oi I (isbn o,je Repairs D'ccount Prices 372 6'620 yOU seii - 'won' r,evux Will' --- I... _____________________ SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings. Candid, COmmercial Aril, Portrats. Advertising I), R-e Cr fS SSM 11,11111111W ,,',, Beauty Care cod nc steel desks IPIC(tjtiyc do B, (hairs. secretariat desks chairs, straight chairs, falli Cabinets, as Is Cash and Carry NOLL'S niscelianeous items. , 60-Office Supplies Used office furniture rothy Cameron 'had marvelo 'esuits" with her ad I PET REST INN Boardng&Cnoon' .9 P1" 372 1051 Save up to 30 pct on electricity _111111 - - tJ)OU CC.lt(JT,C .,sed only 7 or 3 times 317 S39 chen Bathroom Cabinets, Cou r topj. Sinks Installation avi ble Bud Cabell. 320 W)57 xi he said. Cars et ______________________ 332 '- - 'It sold before the week was Out IN e,..:............,... ci tguipmen' !' '...1 vu titcounted Barley & Sons Fi AND REPAIRS -- Iu0116188 ' 37'? 5961 IMPROVE APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drove 37) WI CON )IT IONING. 37? 1477. It VI HOME MENT , ALL TYPES OF CAR DUCT 1EFRIGERATION, VORK jv,', inter-or. E xl'r,or Plastering. Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone specialty. 3222740 C ON D I TION I N 0. rw•u 1111111111 111149VIII IW.IIUT 0 I110 I113' flUI1I rUtlUI1'UflIflY utral treat 6. ,r Conditioning 'or free estimates, call Carl larris. at SEARS in Sanford. 3fl 771. nakes wit Mowers we sell The Best erviCe the Rest Western Au "Results were marvelous" 10 '61 Ford, excellent Ind car. $395 Good Credit' Low monthly pmts CASH REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3226457 '65 Falcon, 6 std Show room cond 66 Chevy Wagon, tow miles. 11S '65 Pleetwood, like new Many others to choose from 32's $510 or 031 1605 CI. Fiat. ISO Solder Clean: re Eguipment, Meal t'epartm Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And REAL ESTATE - -- From •16,9OJ' by \\V' MODELS NOW OPEN ,:OR INSPECTION TAX CREDlT APPLIES 3 0/s VA 10 DOWN SALES By KISH 3"2'1'070"401 Energetic mat ur e woman desires Payton Realty irrx vOienmoruoay.weQnesoay riday only 377 1917 I b ,'tIvi,. 17.92 Sanford Next To Cavalier -- ' iRGE SHADED FENCED BA YARD with 3 BR, 1 bath hor 171.000 CRIFICE - Hnmr' on take.) I 1 baths, central heat air )OD LOCATED COMMERC PROPE PlY . f or sale or lea Forrest Greene, Inc. __________________________ Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished flu! P'IIItJ '71 Pinto, automatic; air '65 VW. S P., rebuilt engine. $450 '61 Chievelle, SS 396, 4495 - it 1709 Magnolia (tan hOuSe). SANFORD-- 3 BR. 2 bath horn Central heat air, range an refrigerator. 20,00 storage bldç fenced yard, zoned agriculturi Just ty.o blockS from Lake Monro $77,900 ________________________________________________ - -- FISH. SWIM. SKI-) BR walerfro LAKE MARY- ilesidential Ic beautiful tree's. nearly on the lak __ A -------- "I 3. '11 Pintos, I spds. ooth exceil. - Oflveniieflv : tiK wiin : apt rnents, rents 1140 ea 179.000 with 1 OR home VO ACRES )ood garden land or pattu 177.000 REALTOR 3" 7194 CALL TO SEE V111aqe III...,,.,&,.,,.J 1 - USED CARS Iuoer clean, air, sun root. AM F- JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Hoicar " t,inf(jd 31341 PP,LY'S F. If An A..4 An 67A-Feed -- ar's Spanish Sofa & Matchi, :halr. 6 mat old. 4700 no Cal 726764 3737312 Ray Crank Ct'me out and see them to appreciate -' ________________- with private entrance) Lg. lam room, formal dining & living rr nov. Carpet. Ig lot for garden w citrus trees, well for ac, sprinklers Large utility Lxjildr A Steal at 125.900 Central heat air; fenced yard; w W!wre Quiet Nlqhfs and Cool E.r,,ezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching For. I SANFORD 2I7S YALE AV Mini farm in hea rt of town, 3 BR bath lb bedroom i efficiency a $4,500 .i4'1a'L.j11cr's 6 21-Situatjons Wanted _______ ___________ oz= Z Central Florida's MULTIPI.E LISTING REALTOI 3771991 19195 Fnent 377 7371, 377 1196,327 1914 37'? 1959, 3fl 1161 dicker or swap 123.00 CALL US NOW Th065 Hwy 1792 I EAL TOR 373 5171 3422O9O _______ ________ ----- Deceased. - Harold Hail Realty ,. PC ~7.'';22, all cash refinance POOL HOME Relax or exercise in your own poo OR. 1 bath home. b.autifu Callus on Lots& acreage ____________________________ the idea BR LAKEFRONT Florida home on I icre Reduce 15.000 Call 1 25 _____ 3 6 DOLL HOUSE Cute as a button; 3 OR trame hoi on West Third St Large corner Sorry, 3329111 Eve 169 1146 DY KEPIMOPE Portable d's? 'asher. Excellent conri II "ice Id Can also be built in 5175. IT in room. fenCed yard Broker, 107 W. Commercial Sanford 372 7611 7BpJoo,yt. 1901 5,jmmerl,nAve. 14.900 372 3197 1505 W. 25th St. income 8% an AVON Represents 322•7643 _______ $16,S00 Quipped with many extraS. Adult wned Approx 7500 mill's 11.39$ gust 17th, 5pm y 476 between Oviedo a ,eneva at the Blue Ribbon Are waIf roping Iteam roping Ib'jIl dogging Ibarrel racing Opole bending 6196 I THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOt FRACTION 01 THEIR COS POM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Real Estate ftroler W. Garnett White New 3 OR 2 BAD HOME. all extras, good locatlol MAKE OFFER 3772217 TOWNHOUSES CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES MOSSIE C. BATEMAN living & dining room, large fami room with fireplace, 3 bedroom, bath split plan Nearly an act fenced 151,500 JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC BEDR OOM SUITES . lot. sacrifice price 116.900 EXECUTIVE BEAUTY- F orm Acreage Forre%tGre,ne Inc 323 6353, 32? V70. eves -- FINALNOTIcE Homes, Lots Apartments of he tJflI;f, Commercial Properties MUST SELL We have listings We have buyers We need another real es tate Ii censee to help us make saies PO Box 1164. Sanford. Fla, 32171. consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordinartcc of the City Lady to live In and lOOli after elderly of Sanford, Florida, as follows: gentleman while family is away. Thzttpropfrtylying between nt Very little work, small salary Barbara Drive and Desoto Drive Tues. thru Saturday Write Bot and between iroguis. Averxia an $79, Evening Herald, P.O. Box Mohawk Avenue is proposed to be 165', Sanford. Fla rezoned from SP.IAA (Single Family Residential) Dsstrit to GC 2 HAIRDRESSER with following, up tOlOpct Call 3721176 after 6pm. (General Commercial) District. Said property being more par. Salts Person with ladles' wear cx titularly described as followi. perlence. Apply in, person, Rojay. Loll. Block 71, Dresmwold. 3, 1st St. Sanfrsrd Alt .ar1iet In Interest and citizens Shall have an opportunity to be Career Sate Opportunity- no heard at sald hearing. overnight travel is. required. By order of the City Commission Complete training program t City of Sanford, Florida. Excellent fringe benefits No limit H. Pi Tamm, Jr. to earnings, Take five minutes to City Clerk investIgate this satisfying and Publish Aug. 15. 7S rewarding C,lreer, Call Orlando DEQ40 1375137 __________________ _________________ ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 74.119 C' In re th e Estate of: - Luxury Patio units. No production Mustbe able ?o read & Interpr et di-awlngs Must be able to work alone Ptcx 173 6741 for appo;ntmnent. - 332711II AFTER HR 3220641 322 399 REALTOR "" 9211 f' Gardens consists primarily of prolo type BALL REALTY Pavenna Park 3 BR. 1 bath ',a Beautiful ranch type home acres, stable. Osteen area 1617; 373 6146 ssume Payments iger Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needl 'ront load deluxe sewing machln Will new for 1119.00. Pay balan tf SM or 10 payments of $9. See ii SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First, Downtown ,,, ,j ururoums, l"i DOT paneled den with custom drap tew roof, fenced back ya 179.500 by Owner 371 0871 HONDA $50 Completely JACK POT RODEO I lI4 ,,a.,, Lease Option 3 OR, 1 bath, walk shopping; terms Per; 1 Honda. 750 Good condition. 4000 tiles. Many extras 1700 arid take ver payments 372 0660 Sate CHICO& THE MAN SUZUKI. 550 cc; electric start. xcelIent conditiOn 373 $570 or $34 OS. 66-Horses J " utos 78-?Mtorcycles 57 57. JY 'V Ill l , ill hi) We Buy Furniture TAFFER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker )flUSS 1IOOE 7Sth St 3574 Park Drive eneva DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES live Call 641 30 79 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE O JOURNEYMAPIPLUMBER THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. 4627243 Notice is hereby given that a least 10 Public Hearing will be held èI the Legal Stenographer with Years civil practice experience CornmisslonRoomin the C;ty Hall ln Excellent salary with fringe the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 00 benefitt Reply Speer & S pe er, PA, o'clock P M on August 23. 1975. to - Jim Hunt Realty, In C CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR PROPOSED CHANGES AND Work your own houni. Earn extra AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN --- Country Trailer- Near Seminole College, private wooded lot, 7 BR, 112$ mo Also I BR-116S mo $31. rn For complete details., call rear live in one and rent 3 fiji fished apIs ______________________ ___________________ 33-i-buses Furnished - BY Seminole County Planning Division, 15-4*lp Wanted Elaine RiCharde 3234330, ext 3M , Deputy Clerk This public hearing will be held In Experienced Machinist PublithAug, 15.72.294. Sept 5,197$ the County Commission Chambers, DEQI6 Room 213.01 the Courthouse, San STEADY WORK Immediate ford, Florida, on 19, 1#7 5 and cpenng for an experienced 'August 26., 1975, at 7.00 pm or as machinist with full knowledge of soon therea ft er as possible mill I. lathe operation Work Board of County Corn CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR ____ I ;Ihuahua pupples, AKC. some v small. $65 up. One fern miniature Dachshund, red, Also Siamese kittens. $10 and ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMI AND BOARDING KENNELS,: 114.1 Peg 3112S641. 3n??Sy 739 Clefk of the CircuIl Court DEAR READER - You are ARIES (March 21-April 19) A surprisingly, available. describing a up Of non- social Invitation turns Out to be LIBRA (Sept. flct. Th An specific symptoms tha t usually more fun than you anticipated. enjoyable day with friends means enurocirculatory You'll ha ve good vibes with engaged in your kind of inasthenia. What Is that? A someone you meet unex- terests. Your leadership condition manifested by light pecteclly. qualities are so outstanding headedness or faintness, TAURUS iAprll 20-May 20) th'y'll even amaze YOU! sometimes breathlessness, It's not just your Imagination: SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. m sharp pains in the chest and This Is one of those truly great Recognition and rewards for a sometimes irregular heart. days when things go right in job well dofle come your way beats, but there is no evidence any endeavor, today. inwardly, you'll be of disease of the heart or lungs. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A bursting with pride. The set of symptoms occurs storybook day, with lots of SAGIITARRJS (Nov. 23-Dec. most often after an Wness. One friends by your side, good 21) You'll be meeting someone of the early descriptions of the conversation, interesting new who will have it in their syrnptorns was inscldjersof the diversions and even a surprise power to qx'n a whole new '-''-- " application for 1120.000 in funds H. & R. BLOCK, 218 from the U S Opar?mcnt of South Beach St., Daytona Housing and Urban Devlopment to Improve or provide certain public Beach, Fla. 904-252.4685. _____________________________ improvements to blighted areas ________________________ .,--For further information, contact the ---- - mislianers Seminole County, Florida By: Sidney L Vihtlen, Jr. Ist St Three bedrooms, 1', baths. fully Carpeted 11)3 Valencia Ct Well. to Steal 'hit like new 3 911. 2 bat h Ill home from desperate out of stat e owner Big fenced lot, central au 3 bedroom.? story, central heat & garage, close In Available today air,nl(efleighborhood,referencrj no qualifying Priced in the $70 flreq4alred $I9Omo$lOOck'posit 332 Hurry 431 4727 TAX COURSE; JOB IN BEST STU W a. i.'. no uuo,u,vina Stemper Realty NORTHEAST SEMINOLE ON ALL PRICE RANGES will teach y -, 32).aoolor3;3OsIzeves all 2 BR • fenced yard, carport, pniv street, 116900 Terms 3fl TWO STORY FRAME I OR, 7 bath bu ilt with tender lyi care by craftsmen Only IllS 403W 1St 5t tree Bedroom in Plnecret arpeted; fenced. $750 dow FHA. Nothing down VA. Pho ledroom. ), bath, family too, seat air. 473.900 Acre R.all 323 5215 decorated $29,900 Peg Real Estate Broker 431 fl7O Larry Saxon. Realtor p eg Real Estate Brok er - FIUILL RENTALS H & R BLOCK INCOME BLE FOR DENTS. than lent. Government suldl,ed t Qualified buyers Call to see , ., qualify! middle Agra or -.------------ 377 9477 ________________________________ AVAILA payment, monthly payments less II Hwy 1797 Open Sat. & Sun. 0 Tee sniry price. J UK, I'.': DOlt Immaculate home. fenced yai Placed 115.700 mortgage. P', PC 1136 mo pays all To see it Is love It for only %fl.900 373 91 123 6711 - BALL REALTY . Will - M. UNSWORTH REALTY ____ TERVIEWS part senior citizens preferred Can 4___________________________ 377 4711 fl-Instructions DRUM LESSONS All or New houses Ina rural area No clown - - Ideal garage. shop. MAITLAND FLEA MARl PdRUS man's watch. electro ith tachometer and calend Still in case, cost s). will ti WITT REALTY - * They're Hot" * 32Houses Unfurnished . . C' - * "Get 'Em While * 6353 One Bedroom -- 41-Houses ___________________________ - REALTORS lust West of I 1. & 4 Mi -- _____ ______ Plus ISO deposit, Forrest Greene Inc - ARE YOU YOU LONELY? L us help you to meet the right person just for you NATIONAL SINGLES HOROSCOPE •' -. Mansfield. Ohio 4d02. NOTIFIED Drapes, Wa.er, Lawn LAKE MARY-- 7 BR Duplex, $150 West of Sanford Closed on Sun days. -- Could you shed some light on pregnancy you had my have more anxiety just coping with this subjec t for us? Sometimes I decreased your usual level of the household. think we could be sylnpatiilzing __________________________________________ experience the same things. We really are in a quanclry, but more young women who've just had babies that we speak to the By BERNICE BEDEO,OI more we hear the same symp.. torns. For Saturday, August of 46 or tpIex, lbedroom turn apt., adults Call 377 3610 after 3)O -Peas, you pick, black eyes 1. purple hull. New patchncontlnuecoming in On Oregon Ave.& 3 mi North --_ remodel to Suit tenant 3274371 or 327 6670 Care 37) 1474 or 6M 63i6 ood Things to Eat write their father, Nicholas J. that a Petition for Dissolution of uriturn PIt-,.. Duplex, him Interest. - 37-Business- warehouse _______________________ ELTOP4A - 2100 sq. ft - - - _________ Sanford area Der. Pamela, Dr. Lanib themddjeofoi'thesf3(whJth women? We are between also seems very scarey). We ages of and . We are all LsIscapabe of, hence it Is correct have all been checked by our very happy with our home lives to say exhaustion, One doctor tells my but do wish we could feel like Why do you girls have this friend it's muscular. Another our old selves, problem' Well, the long siege of ADULTS $2.00 VmDOI Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771 P.O. Box 101 -- - - - down, 7. I bedrooms S pct 321 oeo Office turn with phonns, util. & tecy Only $700 mo I i Industrial Park 373 0061 . - Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. TO- EUGENE BREWER • toage2only Next forsew Drivers' License Bureau 377 6645 _________________________ 4517 or write - 31A-splexes FRIDAY & SATURDAY ________________________________ evening (lid care. 6:30 a m t 1 a m A Child's World. .323 1424 . drinkers For further Information call bath, 2 yrs old Central heat.a carpet, garage. Screened pori large lot, good location A5SUI 7 3 a pct or $750 down, FHA Pnic Friday, Aug. 15. 19/5-38 venng Herald, Sanford, Fl. &5--Pets- Supplies MID 70's-- NEW HOMES 3 1 BEDROOMS, I b ---- Nice efficiency apartment, upstairs, all utilities fern $97 SO Adults Ofll 3?? ?29 rv,' nd -. Rm., dbl. carport. screened porch. rear 'Md feoc Dus. to late cancellation, comp, turn Oceanside Condo in New Smyrna from Sat noon 473 to Mon 91 (labor Day) 1725 Call 377 IS?? or 377 0720 niqtit$ 7545 Park Drive SlOup -. 419.500-3 BEDROOM, I bath, F - br? Bedrooms AdUlttOflIy PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK - Christian mother will keep ChildrCn in her home. 56 days Per week IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE , Summer Programi HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE, 3235690 AL ANON For families or friends of problem A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants Husband Respondent. ' NO LONGER USED CAMPI GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED 4 -- One bedroom apartment; $25 we$i, or $90 month 611 South Park Avenue, or 377 7317 - ______________________________' IS ALCOHOL A PPOBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY! IN RE: The Marriage of MARY LEE BREWER. Wife Petitioner vs -, - 371 0066 _________________________ 4-Personals Light-Headed attributes it to that. Although we ("l'l there is . = 7045 36-Resort Property One bedroom efficiency, furnished $100 per mo utilities included 377 4170 . (seiberry. Florida 37707 PUbliSh Aug. 15. 32, 1975 DFO 91 'n the Petition, WITNESS MY HAND and Seal of thiS Court on this 17th day of August, 197$ (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr liutructioni: The hidden nmm listed below *ppeir forward, backward, up, dowil, or dlaqonally in the puzzle. Find each 1:15 (1) Movie 1:33 (2) Rock Concert -_ - K o c H S A K C I E K R A 'SI K C 0 1 S hidden na m e - reQuired to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, 10 thC SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Petition onthe Petitioner's attorney, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BILL McCABE, whole aress Is Notice of Public Hearing Meyers, Mooney & Adler, PA., I? SeminofeCeunty South Lake Avenue, Orlando, Community Development Block Florida, 32401. on or before Sep Grant Application teenber 19, 1975. and file the original With the Clerk of this Court either The Board of County Corn before service on Petitioner's •t. mlulor,et-s of Semnkiole County will torn" or Immediately thereafter; hold a public hearing to provide the otherwiSe a default will be entered public the opportunity to review and against you for the relic' demanded comment upon Seminole Coty's V A II T U ft E H A B A 1 11 1 U B C I N C H N I I. P A H C E I I K A H C H E p (44) Rock Concert 11:6.5 (2) Movie (4) MovIe 12:00 (I) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro ____________________ Address Suite 70$, 130 E. Highway County, Florida. to your wife, MARY LEE BREWER, as a lump sum as alimony, and you are - (9) Movie - Marriage has been filed against you ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll and there ta demand in the Petition Free, 644M? for "We Care"that the Court award that certain "Hotline',Adults or Teens. property owned by you and your FACED WITH A DRINKING wife. MARY LEE BREWER, as PROBLEM tenants by the entirety, located at PerhapsAlcofsolicAnonymous 231 Ballard Street. Altamonte Can Help pringt, Florida, and more perCall 473 4587 t'culanly described as: Lot 12 and E Write P0 Box 121) 75 feet of lot It, block (B). South Sanford, Ftorlda377lI Altamonte Heights, accurding to the p thereof as recorded in plat book I. paged, public records of Seminole A E (1 1) 1 1.. 0 0 C N I V 1. A C S 0 1 1 Z (5) News Eunice Martin D-Miscellaneous for S ________ ____________ -_ Sanford, by Owner. 3 BR, 1 b large eatin kitchen, plus tori New Carl dining room. ' rrjIace. large corner Recently rpduced $71500 Call Real Estate _iiii_______________________ - . Complete child care services New all The Roaring Twenties __________ _________________ SIT H K R 0 A R I Newswatch Maston O'Ne.aI Campton. Kentucky F S C 0 1 1 F I I Z C E R ,% I ____ ____ . never be forgotten God bless -______________ ____________________________________ E POSENDLUM & PIPKINS NOTICE OF ACTION - - - - SEEK & FIND' S 0 - - - - - PU Also my dear relatives and friends for the many gifts, flowers, cards and vitits Your kindnesseswill EUGENE BREWER. - - - Walter I. Hankinson As Executrix LAW OFFICES Attorney for Effie A Plankinson, Executrix 3 Room Apt Completely remodeled, and newly furnished EXTRA NICE 714 W First St - Sunday -Noon Friday 4170 QUALITY INN - NORTH I 1... R 434. Longwood , Before Publication -_____________________ -____________ - 6Care -Child CASE NO. 7S1643•CAOE - - - 53 Dog good to me or helped me in any way while i was a patient recently In Seminole Memorial Hospital. COUNTY, FLORIDA. - -41 JW _ Noon The at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE N I H R I A N E K A S 1 0 N E M ___ STARRING - 35 40 -- -- [MRGA1NMATS.IVIRYDAY1 N.J*,I.M L 32 28 - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR1NOOF 37J, - 1: _. 43 second babies about eight months ago. We get light 7in VOYAGE SAT- SUN MATINEE '°° " - -J 26 127 DEADLINES Effie A Hankinson by Maston 0 Neal, Atty for Estate Of - 25 - - - Friends Of Man -I . provided in Section 733 16. Florida 11111111111111111111111111 ~~ Statutes, in their offices in the County Courthouse in Seminole ------______________ County, Florida, within four i-Card Of Thanks calendar months from tne time of --------the first publication her. or the POODLE WHITE SMALL tame will be barred I with to thank Dr Parks Sr .nurles collar; white lea rhinestone Filed at Sanford. Florida. this and nurses' aides; also. all the in 1100 block of Park collar 17th day of August, 1975. re $0 wonderful pep(e who Ave 377 7940 after 6 Reward in duplicate and us nervous and that seems to us, we still worry about that make the light headedness weird feeling in our heads. C. - I By ll.l1li'liVRENCE E. 1,A,Nlil iA worse. We all get little pains in Is this cmmon in young ____________________________________________ 'FIST OF FURY' N 45 Measure of length 50 island Fr) SI Precious 5*001 53 -- Paulo. Bra: I - 38 39 ________________ DEAR DR. LAMB Four of on Valium and my doctor says my friends and I have the same it is exhau3tion. I had an ex. problem. We all have had tremely difficult birth so he ___ 11:44 Ped al digit 29 Piece Out 30 Ott*rwts* ) Musical work on religious theme the same - and 8:30 - Playhouse "BRUCE LEE" In 2BIG HITS FREE'LUCKY COINS' THE CHINESE CONNECTION 0 37 Some Women Pennant -u- 9:05 - ,1 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon 47 Eipensive 34 136 - fl Poker stake 3 Last Of The 5:30 P.M. A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY HANK INSON deceased late Of Seminole County, Florida. to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. and file - - HOURS 41 Friends (Fr) 45 Overhead stern 46 Months tab) - 24 41C line 1 thruStimes 31C a line 6 thru 25 times 24caline 26 t imes (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 23 TUOI 2$ Dash 26 Boast 18 rooms for one or couple Water F urnished, 7 BW, air conditioned, furni5hcd Air conditioned $150 Call 373 0377 reQuired $100 ma, $50 deposit 327 7399 1973 I?' wide. 1 BR, air cond, fur nished $175 monthly Adults Iroom apt Child and pet Welcome. Security 372 59)9 Very nice $125 per mo 110 01 Magnolia Ave 372 WEKIVARIVER • os Adult mnbile home village, under large shady oaks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean interiors, Monthly Rentals Available f %I 40 SMI W of Sanford 377 $135 $150 - Color TV LL...,.... Al References Oem4nd which you may have against the estate of WALTER I. - -- - - - ________________________ __________________________ id Estate 10 furnished, large 2 bedroom, adults preferred SISO per ma. call 372 4470 _________________________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 12 Suite of rooms 43 i 8 9 1 - 4 ___ ____ ________________ APAR IMEN IS ADULTS, NO PETS ___________________ 116W 2nd St. _________________ NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 23 Winter Po1rk You are hereby notified and reQuired to present any clams and f - 19 Wall Street (24) 339-2474 SHO.'i TIME 7:3e - Orlando - 35 Turn to the right 40 scg of grief 5 6 - 11--Mobile Homes ________ A V AL ADS 831- 9993 322-2611 _________________________ __________________________ _____________________________________ To All Creditors and All Having Claims or Demqnds Against Life t) Invaders CSN 1141 DCWTRACKID..OFP HWY. 1741'- PER" PARK !rH 13 Seminole Deceal.ed particle _________________ _________________ - (35) Wrestling 11:00 (9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (9) News 11:30 (2) News Week 7 - 301020P.M 12 CLASSIFIED WALTER I HANKINSON 34 Charged -- Show . Bandstand (24) Feeling Good (35) Greatest Sports S*m Sfrp#fs fl 1'4 f.t' 00. American - - IN THE CIRCUIT COUR TOP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA ird AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 7S.2S0.CP C _________ - ____ ______ 20 21 ___________________________________________ (35) Movie (44) Music City U.S.A. 8:30 (6) Doc (4.4) Bobby Goldsboro 9:00 (2.6) Movie (4) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) Rookies-5.W A.T. Special (24) Special Of The Week (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 12:00 (3) Jetsons (6) Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine (I) Information s __________ __________ 17 - Folk Festival AFTERNOON Saturday - 16 (24) Philadelphia Us (35) Big Blue Marble (44) Frie nd s Of Man House 1:00 (2. I) Midnight -- (6) All In r Family Special (9) Kolc hak (6) Hudson Brothers Entertainment (24) The Boarding - 8:00 (2, 5) Emergency Outdoors sas example Alive Jim Thomas .. - , lI:.PJ 5 Timid rodent 8 Greek letters 10 Dissolve 12 American geologist (t813.1895) (24) W hen TV Was (24) Sesame Street (44) Night Gallery 7 English rivet (44) Wretllng 7:30 (2) AV______ 17 Fining S Indonesian of Mindanao 6 Seine e old 40 (sons home 3 1 2 (t) Lawrencs. WeIk (24) Burns And Allen (35) Department "s" (13) Daytime T( 3 Employer (Bib) 4 Musical tribute 22 Gil 35 Ang'y 36 Sigmosd curve 37 Carol. for Dramas Super Friends (9) Weather 0H 13 They )Fr) Legal Notice In RE; Estate of I.. DOWN region (I) Thomas Hardy Dinosaurs (24) Aviation - (6) (3.5) Cartoons 11:00 (2.1) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Martian 11. 7.00 (2) L calendar 33 (24) Carrascole,,das (IS) My Favorite (5 9) 31 Leghorn (local name) 33 European EVENING Rangers Closeup Martian (44) Sports Legends 29 Shazan Lassie Rescue (6) (9) 26 Stout iub 29 Slur o (35) Pop Goes The Country Sea Mons ter 9:30 (6) Movie 10:00 (24) The Sinners Spectacular (U) My Favorite Wor ld Al War ___ A K A____ 2 F3m,l member (c011) 21 Jacobs son ( 13 ) NBC News (44) Ernest Ariq?ey Hou r 10:30 (2. 5) Sigmond And (44) Movie 7 Church (9) News (24) The Electric Company ____ Av 24 Far fc'mb torn,; Watching (65) N Devlin (9) AW I Gold (Sp) (35) Bobby Goldsboro 6:30 (3) Florida's 13:00 (2.1) La nd Of The LOSt ff•i' __ fl Pasture (35) Wl'burn Brothers 6:00 (2. 6. I) News (24) Firing Line (13) Movie (24) Wall Street Places of esertion Weschester Classic (1) Great Mysteries (9) Wide World Of Sports Party (44) Time Tunnel 5:30 (5) That Girl Gilligan The Man (13) Dante's Inferno (6) CBS Sports _____ -- Hornets home 19 Short (6) And Ba,n. Barn Adventures Of () (44) Brav es Baseball 8:30 (2. I) Chico And (9) 4:30 (6) 3:00 (2) Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooey (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Dentine 9:30 (2. 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F e ll -atel 37, 532.6 Trvck Repair GIBSON'S TRUCK REPAIR & DIESEL SERVICE 14 & 16. In , s t, .i 171 'Iç(, raul, -- . •-..- ..._. a Wall Papering PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger LicenSed Residerttiai, Commercll Free Estimates Ph 327 4673 Well DrilHn - 'A ELLS 04 lILIL) PU '.' PS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typeS and sizes We -epair and sit lv(e STIPIE MACHINE & 707 V. SUPPLY CO 2nd St 372 64)2 �-- _________ - - . — ---.-.---.*-,.-.-- -- .- -- . --.. - -. . -. .- .-.----.- . TTL l •• •• • - - .. - ( . .. •. - •• -- ... -- __________ 48— Evenin g - Met aid, Sanford, FrIday, Aug. FL 15, IflS by MIA Tumor CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Mort WIker I SUNDA Y WIN AT BRIDGE H OW DO CLJZ NEW STEELBELTED RADIAL ? \ l ni By OSWAI.D and JAMES JACOItY been - NORTH 15 &J92 vKQ5 41092 ((bó'11 'jft ALLEY WEST FAST &A753 10783 42 AQ864 V J92 • 6543 4lio, I ro'-tr 74 S%ET / WELL, 74EV AINT L. \ .)LLSS 86UiTS ARE ( EDI BLE ,'THAT'S . FOR MH OF FOR SURE! K)LD rry't ri? . I RIG WT'1N.3 ALL 11\. T WER JT T - j ru ? ,- I rrs LkS 7KAT C'EAt- LILE 14E iIEAD F)M JBOU,?{T TH' 5ALCJ.J!/ HIMSELF A NEW JJN - '. ! O-! "i.s THAT North West East Soudi 1 NT. p L çd THE BORN LOSER by Art Snsom I'M VU DA~ TR6 WEEK rr) E- 40CR%LF Z PUN6H 1' A reader from Maine wants to know why South has all th e fun of playing th e hands while all North can do is to sit and watch him operate. He wants to . ____ , ______a-. - -. . • S Li - -' _~ 7 time bridge columns first came into being there as a tacit derstanding that in order to make things easy or as easy as South applies the rule of poss and sees that East will hold bottom hand would be the four cards higher than th e th ree declarer He as called Z 50 of spades If one of those is the years ago North was c alledd queen, South wants to get East "Y" and the defense was handito play It. So he plays dummy's ed by "A" and "B". jack of hearts. If East has also been applying the rule of 11 he knows that (Do you have a question for South has exacUy two spades the Jacob ? Write "Ask the and that both are higher than the three spot. If East is really newspaper. The most in on his toes he will come to the retesting questions will be conclusion that one of those two spades is the 10 spot. writers will receive copies of Otherwise, South would have JACOBY MODERN.) 8 - j..,. Ii S ckup her ctt1es' Now she's got You kept hollering at ta have moreclosel space!" By Roger BolIen FUNNY BUSINESS _. - - -- : at. - -. - 14 r - Berc~W LCMT TO NW Ex,MA'AM P Jok it / I S eries -. , -I Springs, truck was loaded with allegedl y Io 0 set of drumi, microwave oven and a pisto' Agents set of tires on pickup truck parked at the residence were identified as q TH RENDEZVOUS ouih - Milt I Mrres, ea 1 Sto uen Goocs Sheriff John E Polk and deputies arrested six persons in Seminole late Friday early Saturday on 23 felony charges in raids at four locations that authorities said smashed a million-dollar-ayear organized "steal on order" ' Ly Lke C HIS 15 THE LINE FCQ T I I By BOB LIA)YL) Herald Staff Writer a- - IX Seize I In '' - g - I I A I - - C Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Wl ii ii know if this isn't rank discrimination agairtst the North. The answer is that from the fr T46 Its DEtA FIFTH WW HAVE 67th Year, No. 309—Sunday, August 17, 1975 1 - By Oswald & James Jacoby - / L 7' l North,South vulnerable 'uOLJR BISCUITMOLLY'S \ T4T HIT I C)kaPJ' \ HIM ? / AIN'T So \ 4 "1) play the failure of ' HeI both minor suit finesses is going to ve South just one trick Ort' of the nine he needs to score game and rubber. 4AQJ7 E'au 3N.T l'a.s.s J% 0 Q1093 by Dave Grou. OOP Inclined to play dummy's nine rather than the Jack. After Ws decision. East sees that If South's other spade 13 the South to just one spade trick. Then East plays his eight of ades, not the ueen. SOUTH (0) K 10 A84 EDITION said a BAR- - PACKAGF the vehicle later Saturday. Polk and the raiding Officers LZ ecuted a search warrant at ex h&ALh1lll1l Assisting the sheriff's Maitland Marine, U.S. 17-92, depar tment were agents from Fern Park, and hauled away a T" the Florida Beverage Depart. 10, X. 4 large industrial-type air ment, Altamonte Springs and . i One of the most patriotic Fourth of July celebrations seen In Sanford police departments. authorities said had been stolen CHORALE MARKS ___ Polk said con. Poland In many years, according to the American consul Lt. in Orlando. ,'/ 7 ' HOLIDAY IN POLAND Ioznon, took place this year when the Central Florida Chorale ducted with search warrants, Maitland Marine owner presented a program of patriotic music on the step of the resulted in seizure of nearly Ralph Richard Anthony - ;j !Cr ij American consulate. Chorale member Irene Brown records this $30,000 in stolen merchandise "1 Dilislo, 41, of 241 Summersoo-d a i — thrilling moment and many others in excerpts from her Ii a ci including a 117,000 motor home I Trail Maitland was arreste d ste reo and sound equipment, journal, Page l-t, Women's Section. Whoto by C.C. Holzer) on a warrant charging buying television sets, music-al inreceiving and concealing stolen struments and an industrial air property. compressor. DiLisio was released at o!k said the raids and counts Jail after he posted $5,000 cash bond. County A wrecker was used to take Detective Ralph Salerno. -• . •- the air compressor unit to a As the Seminole raids started storage building at Altamonte at 4 pin. Friday at a bar and -i-.. Springs. package store next door to the Charles Wesley Asbury, V. of t Altamonte Police Headquarters 948 Lake Irene Drive Maitland, and Fire Department, Orange was arrested on ' warrants Seminole County Corn- if a new Jail Is not built, the pretty serious problems," County Sheriff's deputies ••charging four counts of grand missioners continued plugging county will face the expenditure Vihien said, adding, "All raided a used appliance sales larceny, tao counts of armed "Y away Friday, attempting to of large In commissioners feel, at the establishment on Edgewater amounts of money it breaking and entering with Drive, Orlando, and two darn up the flood of financial excess of $*),000 annually - for same time, this Is an intent to commit a felony, three needs that is making it ex- farming out to keep taxes to a residence arresting two perto other counts of armed breaking and sons and recovering thousands trneIy difficult to keep a jails, riinimum." entering of a dwelling house of dollars in stolen merpledge to hold the line on Vihlen said commissioners and one count of breaking and Consideration is being given , iprope rty taxes. ,s nt much of Friday re viewing ci.uuulse. entering a vehicle. pe purambw tw old MonAuthorities said Information Conunission Uiainnan Sid iiiental bud get s, Asbury was held in Jail in lieu rd store In de - ViMen Jr. said, "It Ic the t o ry developed by Salerno and oU in of *) bon&. le Plaza Cassel Seminole at least 14 . board's toy wi th in for e next fiscal year, paragents indicated that At the 119 Ruby Court ' th the certifIed 5.34 mills levy, but ticular socially-oriented persons had been involved residence of Stanley Grant A WNW sa d a .1 , t .4 year ,n & •k uWaaa ui. •h.e,I uioa it is becoming increasingly Stroupe, near agencies suci as tte Utu. iet Cauelberry, r rtion of the ra.rcha,e ring that specialized in stealing a we go Into the '"d Sdiool House, the Drug Action raiding deputies seized a difficult m remodeling W facilities. . details of the budget. ies. Committee and Seminole items "on orders" that 117,000, 24-foot Wayfarer motor i: • reportedly were funneled ,With these extraordinary Mental Health, "We i-re are really looking at home. - • some t ough figures related to demands, we (the cornNo conclusions were reac hed, through The Rendezvous bar Stroupe was jailed on $5,000 and package store in Altamonte I income, because of the con- missioners) are looking at Vihlen said. bond on a charge of buying, Springs, adjacent to the police tinued trend," he receiving and concealing stolen and fire department headquarsaid, pointing to the decreases property. a ters. being seen In building permit .' Officers said the motor home, revenues and state and federal un y's stolen in Orlando, was parked An Orange County Sherffrs • revenue sharing, behind the Stroupe house. spokesman said the "orders" The chairman revealed that a Polk said the recreational reportedly were "filled in a • survey of the expanding county D vehicle was also impounded at relatively short period of time" . government shows an adan Altamonte Springs storage and stolen items "sold" at a - .urungs u i ditional 37,000 square feet of location reduced Lost and in cases office is needed right The two truckloads of other r -. shipped to "customers" now. items recovered were taken to a throughout the United States. "We are also facing the new county storage building near Officials said the stolen jail construction consideration Sanford for safe keeping, ofproperty oper::tion is believed and the straw ballot situation to have sold approximately one The Rendezvous Bar, next door to Altamonte Springs fire station, alleged "order point" for million- ficers said. regarding library facilities," he , Officials said Saturday that million dollars in merchandise dollar.a-year theft ring. Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd By DONNA ESTES identica, request for Altamonte ove the last year. said. The voters in the fall investigation into the alleged t, ti H rald Springs Tuesday. was con.elections as y-ear appro a tinuing a nd Items allegedly handled by Polk led agents in the Crowder, 44, and Carolyn Springs near the bar was straw ballot on whether a indicated there may be more County Commissioner Mike the theft ring included heavy Seminole raids, surrounding Fields Crowder, 42. Herman Elvin Fields, 38, 125 LAKE MARY — Ile City county-wide library system Council Hattaway then suggested boats and equipment, and motors, First The Rendezvous Bar and Crowder was held In jail on Grace Boulevard, Altamonte Saturday indicated lOrange County , sheriff' should be initiated by the surprise at the offer of Seminole received approval from feflow lawn inowers. televisions, Package Store, where a search $40,000 bond on eight counts of Springs, Fields was held on agents executed three search county. for allocation stereos, tape recorders, chain resulted in seizure of cartons of buying, receiving and con- $5,0W bond on one count of - County Commissioners to grant arrested tw o Vih1 I h for $10,000 each to Lake Maq, 3aws and furniture, officials cigarettes, musical instrument cealing stolen property. His buying, rEceiving and con- warrants, some $10,000 in federal funds suspects in connection with the fa cilities program o s Longwood, Oviedo and said. amplifiers, speakera, a vacuum wife posted $10,000 bond on two cealing stolen property. for a city planner. theft ring and seized thousands ...,,000, while a solution to • Casselberry for planners even The Orange County cleaner and a box of tools, counts of bu)lng, receiving and After agents loaded a pickup During the council's rst in space problem could cost up to k s h 1975-76 budget wor 1400,000 the first year and the op, those cities have not requested operation included Seminole, hours as agents conducted the was released from county jail bar, another search warrant items. A Raymond Rollins, 36, was new jail ex pense the first year Mayor aster Sorenson said he the assistance. Orange, Brevard, Lake and search and arrested the Friday night. the Crowders' at was executed Total receivenotification d of the would be roughly M,000. tContlnued on Page IA) other Central Florida operators, Donald Richard Also arrested in Altamonte $51 Karen Ave., Altamonte County Commission t y offer just prior to the of ti-ese three projects is 11.53 an the council had not man Sid VihIen Jr., said Friday million FF In addition, Vthlen said, even had an opportunity to consider the funding approval hinges on .whether the fo iti wM o the matter. commissioners this accept professional - -County P' ngt the raids, by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY C ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LL by Larry Lewis a.,-. COST OU WOE THAI 15 OD eUGG - TO KEEP TE RUNN'JG I _,hI__ • 13S - S 'I \. # &'- L .' Ifi by Heimdohl & Stofhl • ¶ 4II Plugs I -,—. ,• BUGS BUNNY • -' - . Away -- 1 IIi - On I, by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS it LN Record Bu d(1e important year prisoners El -. intention , . i ft AT AT RE5fJ p •. -. C = p 9) OH'IkEREFOR \ KNrrTIN& \LESSONS! wrir t•. 4 Poll O (t I Nw WINTHROP ,.... ved by Deck Cavslli MP.flJ ),I( I'D LIKE .10 DE-WEED LENC ICE COLD LE MONADE onana UY DUO GLSV1T INI FL 5 cEI'4TA ( 'is. .-_,---a:-.-- -. • - - - -- some ..... , - --- e comnussioners HIS SENSE I HLMl OF tnt. H ci1 - .. S rpr se At Lake Maty space oil A - - Co t WIMd IL ( ASSORTC - -! recessionary chic Young . '— - BLON CitE -. ., '. -- . ., fi counties. - meeting - •.." - :- - -b lie ur c - es assistance QHMI&OH J-JiL15T BY G'JIU OUR NAME5 TO PE THIS PIECE OF PAR. AAAW.0 NP -: 4 __ OH. EAY1 WHAT DO NEEC' A TEMPTATION.,.BLJT TO YOU K. LI5.A 00 YOU REALLY DEAR!... THE ° ESTION QU g Z)' -- !T - • TO I YOU KNOW L DO'. MORE THAN ( AIJYTHIP46 EL.5E IN THE WORLD.. '— sr.rBur F r WED BETTER. TRY ) THIN K TH15 our, RATIONALLY! TODAY EEK & MEEK - —. - - -- — by Howie Sc hr .id.r 6A Around The Clock 4B Bridge ------------IA Business 7A Calendar -----------411 Comics Crossord S ¶tPPIW. TP11Y to five of s cities in C om prehen s ive Sanford has completed its plan let ( CETA) money for planners to Lake Mary councilmen assist in conducting studies and Saturday began detailed preparing land use plans. examination of various and county governdepartment budgets. None of The city ments are required under two the tour council members v oiced opposition to state laws to complete cornDear Abby ---------plans Sorenson's announced 3C prehensive land use Dr. Lamb the next two to five recommendation that the within Horoscope ------------61) property tax level re main at years. lÀ Hospital three mills. County Property one state law. applicable oni Y Appraiser IA Obituaries Terry Goerntl has 12 311 t o Se minole County, has a 1977 certified.i 1.95 mill le vel for the Sports 6-7-SD deadline, while a statewide city for tie new fiscal year. ',ele-Ision l-2-3C planning law has a 1980 Women .- Sorenson had said the deadline for z:Ie:; Atty. Gen Saturday's high 9L Overnight iie t federal not as et iven an 1ow 70 taxes requested by tyo Partly cloudy today with a Inter below the three mill level unless Springs on which law must be chance of afternoon thunder, another type tax, such a:; a complied with by county showers. Highs mostly In lower utility tax, was levied. 90s and low% In low to mid 70s. Under the 1.95 mill levy the commissioners County Mostly south to southe.ut winds 10 mph or less but stronger and earlier approved 110,000, - - the city would receive $58,000 in near thundershowers. maxiniwn allowable under the property tax for the new year CF'TA program — for Winter vn frtm' it 30 r cent Rain Complete details sod tides on Springs to hire a planner. The Under the three mill leve'. f.'je county board approved an city will Pate 7-A. present FRANK AND ERNEST L by Bob They., - DON'T $uPPo$L If WoulD DO ANY GOOD Ip 2 TOLD YOU £ 1U4 OPPOSED Ii ,bo CAPITAL PUN1SNMINT? X ç'Ftf' -' S 11[~_A — - SHORT RIBS At WA by Frank Hill r cr 14E M6SK)NARY Qi-r EVILS ISRr4INJ [OC4NNI8ALl) I - gusty receive I 'I j •... _______- -•------• -- f '_ . • ' — - - I. • . _________ - ,___, I Ifl q j ' TkE b kX1 ik yl SheriffPolk John watches, left, as deputies Inventory cont.-ats of $17,iOO ntlrged stolen motor home seized in raid at residence on Ruby Couil, south Seminole. At right, operator Donald Richard Crowder, 41, exits bar after Altam&nte Springs ' riJd. Crowder was held on $40,000 bond on right charges of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. (Herald Photos by Bob t1ovd) -- - � 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. 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Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1975 GET UP TO 67th Year, No. 307—Thursday, August 14, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents Receives Vote Of Confidence ' t. L,14'hul ,_--te = - ' SHOP AND SAVE AT FAIRWAY MARKET SANFORD HWY. 17-92/2690 ORLANDO AV E . I PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL AUGUST 20, 1975 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE OUANTITIES " ,. - . SLICED FROZEN FAIRWAY FARMS 100% BEEF LIVER GROUND BEEF f i 4 p. FAIRWAY FARMS GRADE A FLORIDA '4 . bM!fittl GROUND FRESH DAILY , ' . MONEYSAVER FAMILY PACK k GARI / _ -- - I YELLOW QUARTERS I.- -1 4A fl FAMILY FARE STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. $A.M.TOMIDNIGHT (SUNDAY9A.M.TOIP.M.) :, Director Lauded SCIDA 11, l)O4"A ISI'F.S Seminole can h€.coine in. where it locates within the hh work his included training Jack homer, executive lit raid Staff Writer dustrnlly a very viable county, count) will benefit all of learns in industrial develop. director of the Greater Sanford I OM1WOOD- Seminole "There is too much talent," Scrninole inent, acquiring th e teams wi th ('hainber, urged that most ('cunty Industrial Authority he said pointing to the leaders Krider noted he currently is the scope of information the groundwork to attract in SCIDA) Director Jim Daniel present, "around this table to working with an industrialist necessary in order to attract dustries be channeled throu 1 recei ved a vote of confidence let it get away' who will invest up to $1 million industry, the various Chambers f this morning from city officials Seminole and employ 100 the County. John Krider, former The learns, he sa id, usually Coiierce in and other top level business and persons Another industry a.s include a hanker from each executi v e director of Jim Ryan director of the industrial leaders in the county. Greater Sanford Chamber of approved Wednesday which area,someone representing Seminole County Port Meeting at the Quality (orniiierce, and currently a willemploy 50 persons Knder school system and someone Authority (SCOPA), said if Longwood , county leaders realtor and member of the from each community. names of prospective industries ask ed Daniel to handle and ( h r s Industrial 25 Phil L ov ela ce o f t Lovelace chit sa id b ill are knns n by everyone U' industrial (onuiiittee, evaluate all said that attracting l)epartment of Commerce, said scheduling local training industry lixall, regardless of that during the past year part of coixres in the near future (Continued on Page iGA) from all sources, including the ::e Department of Corn The leaders said Daniel Woodlands BI'pd A e sh ould ' -. whichever city or area he felt could best serve the industrial School officials Wednesday got the bonding agency for Builders Moers Inc. the project on the date promised — the end ---= T •t4:ç''-. Inquiry. stalled Woodlands Ekinentary School the construction firm which defaulted, of November. The group also agreed they project moving again with a $236,191 bid wanted to accept a low bid of $115,000 for "Yes sir," a company spokesman told will keep in close contact with award loan Altamonte Springs contractor the school's completion when the project Stenstrom, we'll be done in 15 weeks" Daniel, not only for information for completion of the facility, ; was still in the bonding agency's hands. Builders Movers defaulted in February. . . ';i • 4' - .4 1 purposes but also seeking his School Board attotney Doug Stenstrom Fearing that Builders Movers would And all work on the ill-fated school ceased. advice at monthly Thursday warned school board members, however, again end up v- 0the contract, the board The projected move from Altamonte Sheriff John Palk (left) and U. Max Stewart, head jailer, display !uncht'on meetings to he held in that it will "probably' be necessary to PLAQUE HONORS voted to re1 'i th project. Springs to Longwood was scheduled for a plaque ihlch 1ll hang in th e county jail in memory of Deputy each community beginning take the former bonding agency to court to The difftrerice between $115,000 bid by completion in September. Now, School FALLEN COMRADE Robert 0. Moore, Aho died in a fire at the jail June 9 that also with Altamonte Springs in pay off the bid awarded to Shamrock Builders Movers and $236,000 is money Supt. W. P. "Bud" Layer says the school claimed the lives of 10 inmates. The plaque reads: 'In Memory of S e pte mber. Engineering. Stenstrom fears the county will have will be finished in time for the second Deputy Robert 0. Moore, Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., Who "We will have no trouble "Well probably have to sue them," difficulty collecting, semester next year. Gave His Life on June 9, 1975, Heroically Performing In The Une with trust and honesty around Stenstrom warned. "Ultimately, it will It may take two to three years, he said. Parents from the Woodlands area have Of Duty. John L. Polk, Sheriff-Seminole County. (Herald Photo here," Daniel said, adding, "By take a court decision" The attorney also grilled the new conappeared at numerous board meetings to by Bill Vincent tht• group working together Surt'tv Financial lnderiinitv Co., the truction firm about iLs ilhil)tv to complete protest h'Adups on the school's move. LARGE EGGS - ;i-•. , - 49C 3 LBS. LIMIT 3 LBS. PLEASE i OR LB. MORE )OZEN -- ic ps GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF I SIRLOIN STEAKS .98 $ 98 I 1 CEN TER LB. TOP ROUND STEAKS BONELESS LB. SHOULDER ROUND ROAST BONE LB. .58 - SHOULDER STEAKS .68 $ BONELESS LB. CHUCk ROASTS OOc BLADE CUT ROASTS BONELESS ROLLED LB. STEAKS BONE IN LB. I SIRLOIN TIP $1 CLUB S STEAKS .78 1 iHOULDER ?OASTS SHORT ROUND LEAN 'N' MEATY RIBS .38 1 .68 wIIi HORT CUT LB. Interview What Is A M'1*11*? 0 imi i Most Tax a ers Don' t Know Answer SIRLOIN CE NTER$1 STEAKS CUT LB. $1 STEAKSBONELESS LB. L6. QQ RUMP RIDA- ~- F ROUND Man-On-The-Street 3 By MICK IA)('HfllliGE Herald Staff Writer - '-- Not n, derstand what a mi&ge raL; or how it affe-ts their tam. At I it," says think about ('asselberry resident Jack delinquent after April 1, 1976. , i - Flinn. lie explained—counting on is his fingers — that 5.34 mills hat what a man-In- Wedno1ay. Firn a group of 10 per'nns questioned, 'tl d II I t - - ( family recently moved to &,inford, says she plans to purchase a home soon, but says P 'so many dotIcs on$1,000" Mrs. Putty Kinard, whose .: I Seminole County, but he doesn't understand how he would be taxed. - "l don't UfldeIStafld how it sht has no idea" what millagc - don't think about It," Flinn salu Rico, says he is considering purchasing property in --' 1111111W. L (tax) Is setrup," said Negmn. F, H W Cornatzer, a retiree llYlflg on Paola Road , sa id if my wife was hr h' -ould tell Bill Suber, county assistant SANDM;F: Fi.INN kINARI) IIOWAIU) say the county's proposed LUDWIG NEGRON C(MtNATZER RUSSELL you" iwbat - a mill is property appraiser, said most certified millisge meant tL1X lie said a 5.34 millage would to taxes," when asked what each $1,000 of assessed people fail to understand the people don't even know who Geneva Howard, 19, 1511 W. derstan(L4 mui ll age. payers would pay more than $5 property. Or, if a taxpayer taxing system based on sets the millage," Suner said. 12th Street, Sanford, said she "I've been fighting it all my mean he would pay about $30 millage meant. for assessed owns $2,000 of assessed millage. does not understand what amnjll life," he said. He says the per $1,000. property they Alvin W. Horning The property appra ser's means. property value, the tax null will county's 5.34 millage will mean Sanford postman Wayne vacationin in ?iioSt people don' t Ufl Millage provides ad valorem be $10.68. Sanford (ron-i office certifies millage for the more than $5 in taxes per $1,000. Rusiell said, "I have no idea (lerstand taxes except from the , • taxes for '1 don 't understand, not government s'eW L where pays COUfl), iCiiOOi board liflu •h 11 Id he did "I ought to know about taxes, standpoint that they get a tax "I learned the hard way," he operations. really. All I know it's ridiculous taxes, says he doesn't "un , ' - ' ' I have no idea, other than it has something to do with taxes . on property, doesn 't it" Mrs. Kinard asked. - - ' ' !'.. . ( " • • , ' i , ' USDA GRADE'A FRESH FRYING CHICKENS NEW ECONO PACK 3 EACH WINGS FOREQUARTERS ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF BONELESS 4Bc MOHAWK 3 LB. CAN CHUCK ROAST LB9.28 MIXED PARTS HINDQUARTERS LB. WHOLE LB. 55" CUT-UP LB. 65 LEGS or QUARTERS BREASTS LB. 58c ST5, THIGHS LB. 88 P ARTS :1iI.N'W_I MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORI VINE RIPENED HEINZ KOSHER DILL or DRUMSTICKS - LB. LB. LARGE SWEET CANTALOUPES LA R UTA PLUMS LB. BARTLETT PEARS 6 FOR FRESH GREEN CABBAGE ; LB. EA. 2 39 39; 0y 10 ", 0 One mill equals $4.98 AT NO EXTRA COST for eact I but I municipalities. Suber said that taxes are so high." she said."By paying." Ludwig said riot "relate at the amount derstand taxes.Friday is the final day to file of property aswssment to the he formerly owned property, said "it's hard to talk taxes to petitions seeking review on the amount of taxes paid. "I don't pay much attention m people. You have to work with it appraisal. He said the tax bills W. A. Ludwig, a long time now rents n a partment. John Chester, of Orlando said to taxes," Horning a con- don't," said linda San- bill," Suber says. $1,000 in assessed property. If dage, 22,01 lake Mary. I don't riiill, keep up wi th that stuff. the county levies u taxpayers will pay $5.34 for "You've got to sit down and before you understand It. Most will be mailed Nov. 1 and Sanford resident, says he un. LYKES SLICED BUDGET BACON MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MOP ARMOUR L8 1.08 Lake LUNCH MEAT BROWN COUNTY Mary City Council , i 7KONEY ON "6 I LOUIE'S SPAGHETTI 59 16 OZ. 32 oz. WAFFLES GRAPE JELLY 2LB. 99C JAR 1001. A2.# 'S OL C Univ BEANS 2001. LOAF 29c çc O. 301 NCAN 25 LB. BAG $3" TOMATO,tS LB. FRESH MANGROVE 303 CAN -I FROZEN FILLETS ,'n.ar I IU I FLORIDA COOKED T LOBST I ER L B. 1 ii oz. GALA __ ___ 140 69c FAhHLV'NAPK1NS,-,1U?IT49, , • •.• • , 9 ' owners were successful in tons' residential area was lost, to be obtained before construe- • $16 LB change would be spot zonug income housing, adding that and would create a "cance r several additional approvals on that would cortinue eating" roads, water lines, drainage LAKE, NIARY — Property until the character of the long. an(I sewage disposal will have 69; 119 $• LB. VANILLA ifAFEPS By DONNA ESTES llerrdd Staff W ri ter I— .I L~ SUNSHINE QUAL PAK TRAIL BLAZER J tg SNAPPER FAIRWAY FARMS WHITE BREAD ITALIAN SAUSAGE PERCH bIcKking a commercial rezonCouncilmen Harry Terry and tion is completed. Ing request before the City Slartin Bacon Sr. were unsucIn other bu3iness, the Council here Wednesday night. cessful in persuading col- (ouncil; On a 3-2 vote, the council leagues that the area will be —A greed to purchase a used refused the residential to corn- commercial in the future, four-wheel tractor with Iron EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF I PINT RUBBING A!t'ttUflI ii M sh M _' - a IIIIIII s 100 EXTRA i TOP VALUE STAMPS - WITH PURCHASE OF WYLERS 24 OZ. I f!, :1: ! ftDI&I1I MIV i Li SIrI - i errnina -•- --• SITE OF 2 ,000 CrN r T r Pt I I IP I t, on Oec, II in ' ' Leased e r Pie Sanford Airport Authonit~ :oday unanimously approved t"he request of Henry Wight and omp , - year lease of the entire terininal building at the Sanford • ' I Airport. I - mercial request of 1'. Zeuli and Bacon said a special four- tend loader and back hoe for Sonstoperinitconstructionofa member committee of the $2,800. Mrs. Griffin said the professional building. planning and zoning board equipment is needed in both the Opponents contended the favors a change to commercial public works and utilities dc in the long range planning for partments. A pp roved an ncrease i in tha t area and will recommend the change to the full ad visory utility' deposits for new custoers customerson water meters UP board for Inclusion in the P I ' Wight pr esented the board niucinbers a progress report on recent expansion of equipment and personnel that will enable Aero Services to provide all ne cessary gr ound support for the largest planes flyi ng today. J'1 1111_ j' 1 .1Tc ' 1 'A 11 "! A " IL' - ____ TODAY A-cuiviThe(lock 4A prehensive I.Pnd Planiing to one inch at M and over one h 0h lit $W. I'Crty 1'.310 tht: r.!w M lego -,J F~ Stutiv. Vo:ir.g to deny tie requeat deiit fee will r.ot aifect Ca entr 5% were Council members Virginia present custo nrs Comics 3B Appoin t ed, on T erry's ('rossword .............411 Mercer, Lillian Gniffmand Burt recommendation, Mrs. Griffin Edi ri I 4A Perinchief. ,.. .,•, - -11 - . .' i i FRESH WATER QUAL PAK PORK 'N TENDER VITTLES - 33c 33C 79c BAMA DOG FOOD CREAM PIES 14 OZ. DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN PICKLES CAT FOOD FAIRWAY FARMS PET RITZ FROZEN C V Den es Zon ng BRAUNSCHWEIGER Airport • ..- • - -- - KAHN'S CHUNK STYLE t-r -. 50 Pablo Negron, of Puerto '1 could only say it was related structton worker, said. HOT DOGS COPELANDS NEW VARIETY PACK STEW BEEF $1 SMOKED SAUSAGE _ TOMATOES I CUBE STEAK i1.28 HAM WEGLADLYSLICE ,. ' f_ f'ltl VIII AI'I_ ] 4IF , - I / -- . 1Ii U1fL//i_Li! PL_1ItLtt The electr ical power and air i'.iv, equiçr ent Li eqa to that I I umd on tne nation's ma)or airports, Wight said. Passenger stairs acquired this reek will ere the lar ge -4 and DC-10 planes, he said �--- -.-------.,-------------2A-Evanlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 4, 1975 County To Pay Storage FLORIDA IN BRIEF Porno Items Returned NATION By BOB LLOYD Rurtberg, who signed the Appeals and Mabie tiled a conviction, Mabie said he sold Herald StaffWriter receipt for the machines federal court suit against his chain of adult book stores in BRIEF Wednesday at the Altamonte herring, Sheriff John E. Polk Florida, according to Clear. A 33-year-old Orlando man, Garage. Rutberg said the and Altamonte Police Chief water news reports. in the Clearwater case the sentenced to prison last month machines were In "excellent Justus East. GM Leads for distributing obscene condition" and contained films, Herring said in March that first three years of Mabie's material in Clearwater, projectors and screens. the cease and desist agreement sentence was suspended, but " Wednesday loaded 20 movie Rutberg estimated the value signed by Mabie virtually defense attorney Robert Pope machines onto a truck at of the movie machines and Ieaned up pornography in charged the arrests were tm' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Altamonte Springs and hauled other materials seized In the Seminole County. The properly made and that no them away after the Seminole warehouse raid at $200,000. He agreement stipulated that the independent judicial deter. Prices of cars, the steel that goes into them, as well as County Commission agreed to said approximately "r-cent seized materials would be mninatlon that the magazines plastics, family flour and refined lead are headed up pay the $850 storage bill, again as the current round of higher costs appears L of the materials were re t ur ned returned to Mabie, that Mabie Mabie was accused of The return of the eight-foot. to Transcon which has now would drop the federal court distributing were obscene picking up steam. General Motors Corp., stating that the company's cost tall movie machines, con- moved its offices to Orlando. suit and that he wouldn't preceded the arrests. ______ per car had risen $375 since last fall, said Wednesday It is fiscated by state and county After the Pope told reporters the Altamonte operate outlets for sale of t)osting prices on its 1976 models. agents in a July 1974 raid on a warehouse raid Stable and alleged pornographic materials Clearwater conviction will be A Transcon Corp. warehouse at Marva Dean Graham, of In the county, appealed. GM said that with optional equipment, the average Altamonte Springs, was in Casselberry, were arrested on A circuit court judge later retail price of 1976 models would go up $248. or 4.7 per accordance with a March charges of possession of ab- expunged Ms. Graham's arrest cent, to $4,970. The base price for the average GM model agreement by Jerry Lee scene materials, REWARDED FOR LENGTHY SERVICE from public records. will go up $206, or 4.4 per cent. Mabie, 33, Orlando, and State Circuit Court Judge Voile Mabie, was, at one time In the Theothe, major U.S. car makers are expected to follow Benny Joseph tright), a trainman for Seaboard Coastline Attorney Abbctt Herring. Williams Jr. threw out the raid past, a Seminole resident and More No. 1 GM's lead closely. American Motors Corp. has railroad, receives a 25-year pin for meritorious 5eFVfe from The movie machines, under case in August 1974, declaring associated with an adult book Trainmaster Milton Smith during ceremonies at Sanford released tentative 1976 price schedules calling for Wed- the agreement, were moved out the search warrant used was store that then operated on SRnesday. Joseph has been with the railroad for 29 years. (herald average 00, or percent, increases, and Ford Motor Co. of Seminole County, according defective. Herring appealed to 436 at Altamonte Springs, ofPhoto by Hill Vincent) and ('hrvsler Corp. have hinted previously that their to Ma!e's attorney, Gerald the Fourth District Court of ficials said. pr icc. will rise irom $i to $33iJ 00 1976 models. ' The Seminole County School Mabie, who has operated Board voted Wednesday to book stores in 160000 for five acres states and has been arrested 50 adjoining Lake Brantley to 100 times, by his own ad. School. YORKTOWN HEIGItrs. N.Y. (AP) mission, had only one conThe land was purchased from indicating that kidnaped whisky heir Samuel Bronfman viction before pleading no Earl Showers of Longwood. 2nd may still be reportedly in the hands of his contest last month and being Also, Lake Brantley has a School Hours Shortened father after he said he would pay what is believed to be a sentenced to 3ti years in prison new school principal. record $4.5 million ransom. to students By ED PRICKETT instead of grade early. The only reason favor," board member Allan at Clearwater on charges of Richard Barnett will replace distributing obscene material. Bill Daugherty, who resigned to The recording of the 21-year-old Seagram scion's voice detrimental," Layer told Seminole County hasn't, Dagg Keeth said, Herald Staff Writer was received by his father, multimillionaire Edgar The Seminole County School parent protestors, some of said, is because of Increased Children attending first grade Mabie was fined $2,400 by a accept a new position at a Bronfman, late Wednesday night. It was the first time Board presided over a theater whom were working mothers costs of bus service. In Ovldo area schools will start federal court last year for In- college In Tennessee. Bronfman had heard from his son since he telephoned of sorts Wednesday in which who now will have to make new "For years we've tried," a 9 am, and remain until 1:45. terstate transportation of obBarnett was a consultant kidnaped him teachers and parents futilely plans because their children layer added. "This year we South Seminole first graders scene materials and later coordinator of social studies. tiled to determine what effect will be accomplish this fact." will start at9:ls and get out at2 charged with The board unanmiously OnTuesday. the family received a warning by mail that probation "Curriculum will be shorfour-hour school days will have "Since the superintendent's p.m., and Sanford area first violation for falling to pay a approved School Supt. W. P. Samuel had been "buried" somewhere in Westchester 00 first graders. tened to meet the attention span attention span has already grade classes will start at 8:45 fine. County with only a 10 days' supply of water and air. The "Bud" Layer's selection of The board finally brought of the students," Layer said, exceeded its limit, I vote in and end at 1:30. family said immediately that it would comply with the deShortly after the federal Barnett. down the curtain by shortening But one Forest City parent, hours for kindergarten and first calling herself a "very seared I mother," sa id "a decrease in grade. Still Trace Of Hoffa School Supt. W. P. "Bud" the first grade day will mean Layer recommended the board that something will have to be DETROIT (A P) -The search for Jimmy Hoffa entered approve the shorter day, which omitted or that learning time its third week today, and investigators say there isn't a will have first graders at- will have to be trimmed." trace of the ex-Teamsters president. A retired Los "Some consideration must be tending school four hours and Angeles mobster says Hoffa Is dead. almost given to working parents. With forty five minutes TOP QUALITY Ex-gangsta'r Mickey Cohen said Hoffa "fell into a trap" two hours less than the normal economic conditions being such that and will never be seen again - either dead orelive. women now seek emschool day here has been for the Asked who set the trap, the onetime boss of West Coast ployment as a matter of past 30 years. rackets replied, "I cannot tell you that." "A shartelEd day is of benefit necessity, we feel that whe'. dismissal time varies in tne PRI - - early grades an undr hardship is created for the 'MINI-KILN family," she said. Veteran educators were at a 6" SQ. X 4" HIGH loss to explain If shortened FIRES TO PORCELAIN hours will benefit or prove a -CONES detriment to students. And, 2" Blank fling and 4W' ___ ___ parents expressed personal Element Sections Avalabl Seminole Sheriff's deputies Air Force staff sergeant who DrIes, likes and dislikes, with I. Pkags frito Any 115 Volt 4/ ' to,. were on the lookout today for a said he became disoriented and no facts or studies to back them House Outlet. Only -j U.S. Government vehicle re- left the auto stuck on a muddy up. 12 Amps. 1360 Watts Is lh, iI'p W Is Sssd Ii sil portedmlssingln thesoutheast- dirt road. E,sipIb,,,k [ DT 2300 DEGREE H$GHFJRE However, many teachers po C10 rtion of th e county by an Staff Sgt. Paul Ilutzler, 34, of with years of expemience 1IDEAL HOME HOBBY KILN1 , .e Iâ, V I P I.,-I '.' s o'd iP, I'd V I P 11.1 N Is.. Pvpç, Cocoa Beach, told deputy Ron favored shorter days for pIIq s.ud , (151Nsl MsHr Ni?,,, ..s p'.tct,pt*. IIsIIlpt Isi Ikvi4y Is t i r(IW.444 ,I' Gilbert that after dining youngsters because of a first TEST FIRING. GOLD. II4Py Wednesday night at a grader's limited attention span. LUSTER, DECALS AND Casselberry restaurant he took PORCELAIN JEWELRY I "I've been living first graders a "supposed short cut" to Cocoa for 31 years," Mrs. Margaret Beach, became disoriented, Re) uid -This isa dream and left the blue government come true. I, station wagon stuck in mud on "Then children have short OCAflO an unknown dirt road some- attention spa ns," the veteran r 1N. ( OLA*O 1 where in the vicinity of SR 520 teacher said. "You see you're $454210 and • KENLRATION Lake Hayes Road, near fighting television now, and 213 N. iiDcLwooD • LAMBERT KAY ECONOMY SIZE PACKAGES Oviedo. television Is interesting • PURINA • MR. GROOM Hutzler reported he left the hdj1, TuJai s "In the afternoons children • JIM DANDY vehicle, made i telephone Cal] fall asleep. When I have my • WAYNE EXCELLENT FOR SHOP and received a ride home. choice I let them sleep," she • WAYNE • PULVEX '8up ALSO OTHER SIZES Early today when he returned added. • •TEMSON MANY NAME BRANDS o6C0u'T TO OEAU$S I •PURVINAL he couldn't find the 1974 model A Csselberry mother didn't sctioots fit "I'aikiy'JStciauJ1'4,kaiix' Fi1IlSIlthIbrl,ldMw Ford station wagon. he told see thst 'SCIENCE DIET 'SERGEANTS M&s1IRcK*ot deputies. BANKAPAERtCAIRD "ror 30 years first graders Marianne fl • JAZZ • ANCHOR Deputies today reported have been going all day. Why .WRTE FOR CATALOG OPSItATI 'GOLD KIST three cams ofam munitlonwere change now?" asked Mrs. 'ST. AUE3REYS GROOMINGSUPPLIES - VACCINES GItPWV CIAAMI CRAFT A.,,,It4,)L7I stolen fr from a Montgomery Carolyn DeYoung. 1pm 48 M • PUPPY CHOW I OINTMENTS - VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS • BORDEN GREENWAY Ward warehouse st S4$nord, Mrs. Mary Groome, the •P1J 0'S but the type of amm'mnluon 15 school systenfs director of ele•ESPILAC NURSERY FLOmDA unknown pending an inventory mentary education, 'MILK BONE told the 340 Wymore Road 'MIRRA-COAT FISHING IXWON$ A Fre;h Frozen. Natural Diet for A ll lkaI Eaters by Ward's officials, board and parents, "It's a .PO. BOX 1147 'CAT CHOW 'VIONATE Deputy B. L. Thompson said matter of opinion. V I.P. BEEF V.I.P. BEEF-N-BONE 'WINTER PARK. FLA. 377"1 ____________________ 'SPECIAL DINNERS the theft, from a shipment %OMMMORMMM "People who work with 'BAGOGOLD V.I.P. HORSEMEAT V.I.P. FARM BEEF received Wednesday, was children know better about 'RAWHIDE CHEWS 'TOYS WfSCONSINBRNDCAftNlVoFl[ DIET discovered when a mechanic what children can do. I recoinwent to the warehouse to work mend that we do it." NEBRASKA BRAND IIORSIMI Al on a tniclr and found a ware- The board vote was 4-1, with house door open. Davie Suns casting the lone Raymond Lucore, ISO Jay dissenting vote. Drive, Altamonte SpIiflhlI, told "If I W teaching," Sims Watch For Our "FUN DAY" Coming Soon At Stan Brock's Pot Kingdom truck at a pickup deputies that said, "early dismissal would be his residence was burglarized a very popular thing. It's too of : taken. much of a pilot program ;or Seminole County. 1 VISIT OUR WAREHOUSE STORE (scion from the Dog Tt3cl, r lonqwoc*11 Monthy to F ri da y, 9 00 m to 4 00 p m JIurc1y. 9 00 ,i m to I 00 pm But Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg 4 f)• BOX 404 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 PHONE 830-1150 said school syatemns nationwide, for years, have dismissed firi't In the rutlines under a Herald picture of Wed nesday's groundbre.aklng OLD TIME RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS for the new Atlantic Motor Total Down Total Amount Bank, Atlantic National Doc Life Total Total 34 C ost of payment to Stamps Insurance Remember last summer? It was a real scorcher! Bai*k PresldeM Howard Finance of KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. Payments Save Auto cash or Fina nce (optional) CLirges We can make your hone a cool little island of Payments Hodges was Incorrectly trade * comfc:t with flhecn Imperial Central Air Identified as Howard $ $2,500-00 5W.00 $2,000.00 13.75 $ 55.48 Conditioning. It's designed for $406.77 00 $2,466.00 hughes. $ 68.50 S 300000 500.00 2,500.00 4.65 truly efficient cooling . And car 69.36 508.67 3,082.60 The Herald regrets the 85.63 112.32 3400.00 600.00 FINANCING 21900.00 5.40 $0.45 fit into your present warm 590.03 3,575,88 33 130.32 4,000.00 700.00 3,300.00 6.15 91.55 671,38 aiv. heating system. 4,069.08 113.03 TI 148.32 4,500.00 $00.00 3,7C0.00 6.90 SHOP AROUND THEN 102.65 752.73 Call us now and we'll 4,562.2$ 126.73 164.32 51000.00. 1 000.00 1 4,000,00 .30 7 110.97 $13.19 help you cool it. 4,932.36 COMPARE THESE 137.01 IN Baf ails, Groot Testimony Probed By U.S. Officials New Round WASHINGTON (AP) Justice Department officials say they are trying to find out If Rep. L.A. Ba falls, li-Fla., or James Grout, an ex-aide to former Sen. Edward J. Gurney, lied when they testified at Gurney's trial. Department spokesman Robert Feldkamp said the criminal division is examining Grout's testimony that he gave BalaIb $10,000 in a Vero Beach washroom for the 1972 campaign. 13alalts, of Fort Myers Beach, denied receiving the m oney An aide said Tuesday that Batalls, first elected to Congress in 1972, was vacationing at an undisclosed spot, but added "I'm sure he'd be happy to cooperate in any way he can" with an investigation. - Of Auto Price Increases . - - . . Board Buys signed Lawyer Payments Probed TALLAHASSEE (Al') State auditors are examining records of payments by the Board of Regents to law firms hired to prepare for collective bargaining with teacher Uflll)flS, 'hit' investigation was ordered Wednesday alter Rep. Jerry Melvin complained to Auditor General Ernest Ellison about more than $90,000 paid to a New York firm. ..The regents have paid for lunches that ran up to $25 for one person, paid for laundry expenses and apparently even paid for a few liquor expenses for the New York firm of Bond, Schoeneck and King," Melvin, 1)-Fort Walton hleach, said in a letter to Ellison. 10 - adult mans wend -A tape recording alive is Shark Warning Said Needed - DAYTONA BEACH (AP- "I may come back to Daytona Beach to see the races but I'll never go in the says Charles Peterson, whose son's leg was mangled by a five-foot shark. ''It's a wonderful beach, but they should let people know there may be sharks out there," the Beloit, Wis., mail carrier said Wednesday. "People fom Wisconsin don't know anything about sharks." Peterson's son, Henry, 20, underwent seven hours of emergency surgery for repair of his right calf, but doctors say it may be days before they know if they can save his leg water, " early Saturday to say three men had home earlier, can __________________________________________________________________________________ mands of the kidnapers. No FREE - HOME t . DELIVERY Home Building CES t PET KINGDOM .'. For Lost Auto State Seeks To Extend Line _____ TAllAHASSEE (APi The area under state control in the Atlantic off the Florida Keys may run in a very jagged line after negotiations with the federal government are over with, says an official of the Department of Natural Resources. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Florida's boundarits on the south and east of the Keys ctend only three miles, but DNR Asst. Director Donald Duden says Florida wants the line three miles beyond any reef which is below low tide. This will make for some very abrupt turns In the line, Duden told Cabinet aides Wednesday. - - - T NCY TICKET - Woman Cites $4,500 Loss • TAMPA (AP )- A North Carolina woman says she couldn't get back the 14,500 she Invested with supersalesman Glenn Turner despite the promise she could make "more than the President makes." Mary P. Eason of Elm City, N.C., testified Wednesday in the mail-fraud retrial of Turner and five other former associates. ' • , - I . . Upswing - - Deputies Search in TALLAHASSEE lAP) Construction of singlefamily homes is making a slight recovery from the recession all across Florida but apartment and condominium building is still way down, a construction official says. "It is nothing spectacular and we are just hoping it continues," Kinney Harley, director of the Florida Home Builders Association, said in a Wednesday interview of the homebuilding. But he said the construction industry, hardest hit by the recession In Florida, continues to have problems. "We've still-got -a long way to go to get even," he said. - LOW . U i I I 362-4442] ;; tiff ti TALLAHASSEE (AP)-Four The regents have already op measures to determine the centives to black professors to critical problems will corrected half of the 16 alleged Impact in some areas," he said, move from FAMU to white unihave to be solved before the deficiencies that federal offi-. Chancellor E.T. Tork Jr. versitles and to get whites into Board of Regents can meet fed- cials found in the desegregation plans to meet with FAMU Pies- FAMU failed because the black eral objections to Florida's plan plan, he said. ident Benjamin Perry and FSIJ professors didn't want to leave for final desegregation of Its The regents want to meet the President Stanley Marshall to FAMU on a permanent basis, universities, a state spokesman rest of the allegations except reach an agreement on inter- he said. says. one by Sept. 2, ten days ahead weaving courses between the "We're also going to develop Hendrix Chandler, regents of the deadline set by William two Tallahassee universities, some kind of cooperative prospokesman, said Wednesday II. Thomas, director of the fed- he said, that the areas include develop- eral Office for Civil Rights. The regents staff is devel. I!Jaln between universities so nient of impact studies and in-. The federal Health, Educa- oping a program "where the we can grow our own black terweaving courses between tion and Welfare Department predominantly white univer- Ph.Ds. When you attempt to repredominantly black Florida requires impact studies when sities can swap faculty with cniit these people, A&M and predominantly white the regents start new deseg- A&M without a permanent hard to get as many as you schooLs. regation programs. The univer- commmltment on the faculty need," he added. The other two problems are sity system had planned to con- member's part to move," he Candler said the regents ingetting black professors to go to tract with the Rand Corp. to get said. "They could teach for one eluded a report on its cornwhite universities and ob- them drawn up, Chandler said. quarter and come back to pliance with eight of the allegataming more black PhD's, "But we were not able to get A&.M." (lops in it Chandler said, the money, so we need to develA program to offer $10 000 in. to HEW it 's Adb i I Derek Tangeman, our handsome young model. Derek is sporting a three piece Back-toSchool outfit by Health Tex. Shirt, pants, and Jacket are available in several colors, all washable and drip dry fabrics that promise to look good for the entire term. Derek is the within State To Appeal Parole Decision city 's Experience AKiW'6 Unisex Hair Styling Family Hair Care 316 Commercial Lakeview Plaza Downtown Sanford -- I A lie 1646, - -- With Rheem Central Air Conditioning. Smart People Direct Auto TS LESS 6000090~ Taylor gave attorneys for the state and the legislature 10 days to file further pleadings in the case. The legislature took away the commission's power to make independent investigations needed for its decisions on who should be paroled and for studying the progress of parolees and probationers. Taylor said. The commission is a constitutlonally independent agen. cy whose power cannot be taken away by the legislature without a constitutional amendment approved by the voters, he added. "The Parole and Probation Commission is made entirely dependent upon the Department of Offender Rehabilitation by the transfer," he said. "The supervision of persons on probation is constitutionally made a function of the Parole and Probation Commission and Cannot be transferred to another agency by the legislature." dos. cowo.-T nt-* Ewning Hendd I'u'i SANFORD HEATING & A IR CO ND I TION IN G Ph. 322-.t390 2609 Sanford Ave. r'uO$ Daly ,r?d Sunday, Saturday and Chnstm3 Day by The Sanfwd Hciald, lix.. 100 P4 French Ayq., Sanford. szond C1611 1 CALL 322-1611 ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD, MICKEY HICKWN, OR LESSIE PAULINE INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT FLAGSHIP BANK Po4e Pad a' ir.lOfd. Fiorid,i 37711. Sub'triph.ai R afts by YOWL ik Carrier \'c'ar 321 40 & OF SANFORD THE BANK DOWNTOWN Member F. D. I. 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I 1eapeT! - / of tilt: Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30a.m.to5:30p.m. - We can make your home a cool little island comfort. son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tangeman. . TALLAIIASSE (All)-The move quickly enough to pass a ability of placing pilings on the of bond issue to begin construction waterfront site. To show his Department state General Services' top choice for of the parking garage which firm's good faith, Toole said he a $9.3-million regional office- would be the base for the state was authorized to say the firm building site in downtown Jack- offices. would pick up the cost for desonville is up in the air. Toole, vice president of Gulf veloping a regional imnoact Jacksonville Mayor Hans Life Insurance Co. and repre- study, II one is needed, up to a Tanzler appealed Wednesday senting the St. Johns Place be- cost of $50,000. for the Cabinet to place the of- velopment, questioned whether Bruce Bower, president of fice building on top of a 6. the city's bureaucracy could Jacksonville National Bank, acre, city-owned waterfront move that quickly. said the Jacksonville Terminal parking 1t on the north side of The state would be better off Co. wanted the Cabinet to con. the St. Johns River downtown. buying outright the property his sider putting the building on a The Cabinet is scheduled to firm was offering In a 40-acre 92-acre site across from the choose next Tuesday among development further south than train station for $350,000. two sites recommended by the to risk losing the office building The property is only eight DGS and a third being pushed by not getting construction blocks west of the top choice, he by two railroads, started before April 1, he said. said, and is walking Albert "Bud" Toole III, repToole also questioned the distance to the federal building. resenting the owners of the second choice, lowered the price of the 4.1 acres it was offering on the south side of the river to $300,000, some $50,000 below the city's price. - wavdrob For Ph. 322-4913 Owners of a third parcel of property, not included in the TA L LA H AS SE E (AP) UGS consideration, made a The state will probably aplast-minute appeal for the Cabi. peal Circuit Judge Hugh Taynet to look at their site across br's order that it would be unfrom the Jacksonville train sta- constitutional to transfer the tion. Parole and Probation CommisWilliam Gray, project three- sion's field staff, an assistant or, recommended that the attorney general says. state build offices above a State Trial Counsel Sid parking garage the city would McKenzie said he would decide construct on the waterfront property. Fer $350,000, the city on an appeal after studying would sell the state air rights Taylor's Thursday order that over the parking structure, he parole and probation officers could not be moved to the new said. Tanzler said he'd be happy Departll2ent of Offender Rewith any of the three sites. He habilitation, "But I imagine we'll appeal," urged the state to make a decision so construction can be McKenzie added. started before April 1, when the Taylor' decision came in an money would automatically re- order denying motions to disvert back to the state's general miss a suit challenging the revenue fund, transfer, which was part of a Tanzler said the best location governmental reorganization for the office building would be law passed by the 1975 leglsla. downtown, partly because it ture. would spark redevelopment of His order was not final. It was the area and go along with the written to allow direct appeal of master plan. the lawsuit to the Florida He also said the city could Supreme Court, 1915- 3 A Introducing very GREAT CUTS Cabinet To Choose S te How"~~" GUYS & GALS For New Office Building BeLL!J 14, DOWNTOWN SANFORD - For Schools Tiny Tots To Be Affected Problems Before Complying - Land Bronfman Recording Received Regents Must Solve Cri fical Thursday, Herald, Sanford, El. Evening • - .......................... ST. 322.3 200 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322.5244 228 E. FIRST ST. PH, 322-3524 PRICE .-.' -I �Evening 11knWd Evening Herald, Sanford, F1, Thursday, Aug. 14, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher WILLIAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor UOHERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - llc'rne Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month. 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. F,:: 'z - low Commission Okay The Clock A Shot In The Arm City Commission approval this week of $3,833 to get the Downtown Redevelopment Steering Committee off the ground is a welcome sign that the city is supporting efforts to revitalizc the decaying center of Sanford. The fact that the commissioners closely' questioned the f unding request before approving it is also a welcome sign that city f athers are interested in just how the Steering Committee plans to use the funds. Moore called the commission price of admission. "In this way," he commented, "It teaches the skater the value of money and also offers each of them the good feeling of having worked hard to raise funds to benefit the unfortunate %lctims of a dread disease." The Melodee Skating Rink has long been active in raising funds for local charities, including the Heart Fund and for retarded children. Pledge forms for the skating marathon may be obtained at the rink and prize winners will be announced on Saturday, Aug. 30, 8:30 p.m., at the Melodee. We salute the efforts of Chuck Best and his family, owners of the Melodee, in helping, once again, another worthy cause. The Melodee Skating Rink Is located on West 25th Street, Sanford. The Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) will again benefit from a marathon 'sports' event in the Sanford area as a special charity skating session will be staged at the Melodee Skating Rink here on Aug. 26. The 12-hour event is open to youngsters who solicit a list of at least 10 sponsors who will pledge to contribute at least 10 cents for each hour skated by the individual. All proceeds will be turned over to MDA. And, kids take note, there will be no admission charge for any of the skaters just that list of pledges. (Skates may be rented for 50 cents.) Skating will commence at 7 a.m. and will conclude at 7 p.m. Too, prizes will be awarded to skaters who raise the most money for MDA, according to Chuck Best, coordina tor of the mara thon. Best said the event "is strictly a charity affair and no remuneration will be retained by the rink." "We chose to have the children solicit pledges rather than donate an admission fee," Best said, 'because we want the children to work to help MDA and not simply ask their parents for the normal 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 He'll be at the Civic Center at 8:30 am., and will spend about an hour just chatting with the general public and answering many questions about his chances against the likes of potential candidates George Wallace of Alabama, EdwarO Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey, Henry Jackson, etc. We apologize to Atlantic National Bank of Sanford President Howard Hodges for the misspelling of his name in yesterday's Herald. Seems the person writing the cutlines under a picture on page 1-A of The Herald had his mind on another financier and the name came out of his typewriter spelled Howard Hughes. When informed of the mistake, Hodges quipped, "Oh, that's all right. I've been called Howard Hughes so many times by so many people I'm getting used to It by now. At least this way we get twice the publicity for the groundbreaking 3f our new Atlantic Motor Bank facility." Construction for that new facility is currently under way at 1601 French Ave., in Sanford, across from Sanford Middle School. —BhilCurrie Don't forget tomorrow is the day when former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, an announced candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, will be in Sanford to meet the public. Delta Claims It Loses On 'No Frills' Fare WORLD IN BRIEF tr hether the discount simply di. bought the tickets would 11,1%tFive airlines had no frills WASHING'ION AP; — Delta that diversion of regular pas. profitable. coach ular National and Continental Air. fares at some time be tween verts passengers who would flown anyway at reg Airlines says it lost money on sengers to the lower fare," ring of lines have said they found the April 14 and June 30. The fares have flown anyway at a higher fare. e Cooper "no frills" air fares because th told a public hea lie also said that he believes are not in effect during July and fare. no-frills fare profitable. discount rate didn't bring the CAB. will be deemed prof the no-frills passenger mix No frills Although Cooper said Delta August. But National plans to enough extra customers to coyThe special fares give pasbe fairly representative ould are w er the costs. sengers a ticket rate lower than was convinced that no f ri lls lost offer the fare again Sept. 3 itable if enough passengers loss of of the overall air travel market. Delta Vice President Joe lull fare coach seats but do not money on a system-wide basis, through Dec. 16, except during attracted to offset the National had testified that 21i Cooper t es tifi ed Wednesday be. provide any extras such as he agreed under questioning the Thanksgiving holiday. The revenue incurred when regular cent of its no frills passenper lower the passengers switch to that Delta had large gains In hearings will not affect those fore a Civil Aeronautics Board food, gers were over 65 years of age The ('All, in agreeing to let passengers on two routes where plans but could have affect fares, law judge that the 35 per cent that 42 per cent had annual Dapper's decision is not ex- and National Airlines put the spe. the fare was in effect: 48.6 per whether th fares are offered discoun ts should be ended. pected for several months after family incomes of less than "1 don't believe there's cial fare into effect five months cent on the New York-Miami next year. hearing. It will be subject to $15,000. the Administrative law Judge enough seats on the airplane ago, ordered the hearings to de- route and 70.6 per cent on the No-frills plans have restricdecide appeal to the full five-member for new passengers) to offset termine whether th e fares are New Orleans-Los Angeles run. William Dapper must tions intended to make them in CAB. Cooper said Delta had not convenient enough that most made formal studies on passen- regular travelers won't switch ger diversion or the generation to the lower fares. Tickets must of new traffic by no frilLs, lie be bought at least seven days in did say, however, that Delta advance, for insta n ce. Those so By from energy radiated from the sistant director for direct solar hopes to commercialize lar marketers and travel agents i n- who do not show up for their WASHINGTON tAP) the end of the 20 th Century, the sun are costly and also usually conversion, told reporters that heating and cooling by sharing dicatel that almost all who flights get only partial refund.s United States may be using the need standby, conventionally solar heating already can save the cost of installing demon. sun to generate nearly as much fueled equipment as a pre- a homeowner money when stration units in new homes and I I 1 energy as now comes from the caution against prolonged bad compared with tb': cost of oper- ot her buildings. In on such project, the De. ating an all-el(etric dwelling. crude oil it imports, federal weather. But he said the initial cost is Further development should fens' Department will install energy officials say. partlall) offset because they bring down the expense of solar solar units in 50 residences at $ , , i • • , Energy Research and Devel. military posts across the mi;igenerally need no fuel, equipment, he added. pment Administration . Rayniund Fields, El I)-\ 's as. Helds said the jnvernmcrit I ion ficials told reporters WedI S nesday that as early as the year 2000, solar power could provide , 1 :L'out 7 per cent of the nation's I I I I projected energy needs, equal I I I i to 3,5 million barrels of oil a A More Bodies Feared Buried In Wreckage Of Bombed Pub IF BELFAST, Northern Ireland (All) — Ambulance men say more bodies may be found In the rubble of a bar blown up by a bomb. At least four persons died In the terrorist attack on the haunt of militant Protestants. The dead included a security guard gunned down at the door and a woman. More than 40 persons were injured, some of them seriously. No group immediately claimed responsibility for Wednesdays attack on the hlayardo Bar in the Protestant dominated mnkill Road area. Solar Power Predicted - DON TOM TIEDE OAKLEY Technicians To Be Set Free I ,, -- , -~.~~ - _~ ---~ ( - -:"" EPA -- D .~ ,*_~, I ) I. -. Oil F Opposition From Science I . %I, .. I wi I L b I X~~ ____ r \ \ p Muzzling Employes . ~~,? I 11 -, BEIRUT, I.cl.inon AP — An Eritrean guerrilla leader said today hut two American communications technicians held prisoner for a month by sessionist rebels in Ethiopia would be set free without ransom within the next tO w'ks ilie announcement was made by Osman Sabbi, head of the Eritrean Liberation Front's Popular Liberation For(es, one of two major factions waging a 14-year-old rebellion for independence in Ethiopia's Red Sea province of Eritrea. Steve Campbell of San Leandro, Calif., and Jim Harrell of Milwaukee, Wis., were kidnaped July 14 In the Eritrean capital of Asmara by guerrillas of the other ELF faction, the Revolutionary Council. Both are assigned by the U.S.. based Collins International Service Co. to a U.S. military communications facility at Asmara. : \ discussion of the budget request "a message to the Steering Committee that this time it has got to work." And, Committee Executive Director Sara Jacobson agreed . "I was glad that the commission has U'e EPA (the Environmental Protection took so much interest in how we plan to use the Agency) grown a li ttle too big for its breeches? money . . It shows they are interested in what Or is it i ts breeches Its regula tory powers happens in the downtown area," Jacobson said. — were made too extensive in the first place? The city's concern is justified. Previous efforts It has always, of course, been advisable to take to renovate downtown sore s pots have amounted to bo th the claims of the environmentalists and the nothing more than talk. The time has come for counter-claims of their an ta gonists with more action and that is up to th e Steering Committee. than a few grains of salt, although most Americans would probably prefer to err, if err While $3,833 is not a staggering sum by any we means, it does represent a city commitment of theirmust, on the side of caution when it comes health and well-being. taxpayers' money. Even more, it represents a city Lately, however, the EPA has been coming commitment to suppo rt the work of th e Steering under increasing fire, and It is coming from Committee. Capitol Hill as well as the hustings, and from Now it's up to the committee to lead the way in impartial scientists as well as spokesmen for the coming up with specific plans to revive the chemical and other industries that have been most affected by the agency's decisions. downtown area and make it something in which For example, a committee of the presti gious Sanford residents can take pride. We feel th e National Academy of Sciences recently conSt ee ring Committee has the leade rship to ac- cludeti that "there Is no convincing evide n ce that complish its goal. chemical As a $2.2 an hour temporary, summer employe of Ashland Petroleum, Jim Logan does not have much communication with the upper levels c' of the corporation's hierarchy. But what there is e of it, he says, Is embittering. I Recently Logan, of North Olmstead, Ohio, was among thousands of Ashland workers receiving I' the company war-1 I ning 1of e1 j?' for unyone caught discussing Ashland mutte rs with the news 11 0 media. The letter, over the signature of Ashland Vice President W. R. Davis, was addressed to 1 'I th " e "retail marketing sales or ganiza tion," a . long-winded reference to the men who operate the gas stations. "Because of recent articles appearing In the media affecting Ashland," Davis wrote in midJuly, "it Is thought advisable to once more call y at te ntion to co rporate poli cy wi th respect to such matters and to emphasize the sanctions 4 pesticides can be replaced in the which could be Instituted for willful violations." t_ __~ -# () fo'seeable future. Corporate po li cy, Davis explained, Is to "refer "To the extent that regula tion of agricultural .J' ./ all press Inquiries relating to Ashland" to the chemicals is unnecessarily restrictive and /~ U.N. Of company public relations office. "Failure on sluggish in its administration, new research 7,5 NA your part to adhe re to this poli cy wil l subject you aimed at safer and more effective pest and to disciplinary action, including possible "We will firmly resist efforts by any group of countries to disease control ct,em. als will be discouraged; Two-fisted campaign exploit the machinery of the United Nations for narrow political dismissal." and, over the long haul, the public will be the Interests or parliamentary manipulation." So declared wnu Logan, 20, says he can well understand the President Ford at the recent swearing-in ceremony for our new reasons behind the letter. Ashland has had more The House Agricul tural Committee tias given mbassador to the U.N., Patrick Moynthan. than its share of negative publicity In the past th e EPA tiree months to shape up its Pesticide d or It is becoming clear that when th few years. The company has pleaded guilty to e U.N. Genalnot Assembly contol program. "They are unreasonable and convenes in September, Mr. Moyoth'spresencewilj be the making illegal campaign contributions to arbi trary," one member was quoted as saying, mystery. How in the world only change which other nations will see In the delegation from did we manage in various politicians, Including Richard Nixon. School Board Math "and this Is the only way we can apparently schools and in government before the days of The company is charged with making illegal the United States of America. The President, Secretary of State bring them to look at wha t they are doing." It is patently obvious to anyone, with consultan ts consulting wi th asst. deputies whose public relations payoffs to foreign governmen ts, Hairy Kissinger and Mr. Moynthan himself have been speaking Dur ing one session of the committee, Rep. possible exception of the generation duties It is to supervise the supervisors whose Including Gabon and Saudi Arabia; the SEC exposed to a tough, new language In discussing our pollc' toward the U.N. Floy d J. Fi th ian (D-Ind.), told an EPA official modern math, th at th e reasoning of e asslstantr direct the acti vi ties of the directors claims Ashland has over the years failed to th Mr. Kissinger spoke with a frankness not often heard from that "i am concerned, as an environmentalist superintendent of schools In reaching the con- whose coordinators check on the one person who disclose at least $4 million In overseas cash diplomats when he sized up the U.N. in a recent speech at and a conservationist, that In the process ot clusion that, even with eight mills, the school is responsbile and paid to run the functional transfers; recently, Milwaukee. Americans, he said, are tired of the Inflammatory corporate officers have overstrlpping the balance of the legislation system would be reducing Its budget by one-third operation at the point of action, whether It be a admitted employing at least one CIA agent rhetoric" hurled at their country by Third World delegates to the U.N. The developing countries claim to be "nonaligned" but which created your agency you may kill the is an extension of the "why" Instead of "how" school or a governmental department whose Job it was to spy In Western Europe and, goose that lays the golden eggs. I am con- principle of said modern math. The four mills he are actually lined up rigidly in a bloc subjecting the infinally, the oil company has had several legal Tomorrow may be too late because as Alstri2fivorinations to "lopsided, loaded voting, cerneti as a conservationist about what you uses to reach this conclusion was a bond tangles with Federal authorities with respect to long as the public remains apathetic, as long as people are doing to the conservation movement specifically designated for school construction — and arbitrary tactics." They "threaten to turn the U.N. into a it retail pricing. is allowed by the people, Umm will always be a in this country." not weapon of political warfare ra ther than a healer of political not for administrative or opera tional fundi Logan feels Ashland executives are doubtless No one has an argument against the need ng. conflict and a promoter of human welfare." for "today" in which the taxing au thori ties will find shelked by now, wondering what news 40 Sen. Vance Hartke, D.Ind., has introduced a reason (cost of living-less pay than the private a good school system. No one Is against the sound sector All of this Is trim, and the administration l now 4naling bill to provide for paper money of the b will fall next, and the letter Is an effort to — benefits, Indexes, larger' facilities, and shore that Uncle Sam Is no longer going to turn the other cheek, Mr. States to be embossed to indicateUnited application of educational methods and-or up a little defense. Nonetheless, he's tinon and on) to need more money. materials that will prepare our youth to become Moynthan has indicated that the U.S. reaction may be severe If denomination, sympathetic: "The lnter.t of the letter clearly is worthwhile, functioning citizens: But. the Third World bloc, with the Arab nations calling the tune, The poor taxpayer (and don't listen too long to a violation of my civil liberties." -We all remark at the ability of some blind somewhere along the line, too many parents carries out a threat to oust Israel from the Genea'al Assembly call of comparisons with other states — people to correctly distinguish between abdicated their responsibility In keepingsiren For its part, Ashland says Logan's disjointed this fall, Florida Is filled with native Ohioans, nose of is the result of "a misinterpretation" of the paper money," says Hartke. themselves aware of the insidious Infusion of The Issue goes beyond any ganging up on Israel, however. denominations Michiganders, New Yorkers, etc., who in many "But what about those blind who cannot do Davis letter. Corporate publicist Harry Wiley this, "progressive education" foisted upon this U.N. agencies have become infected with what one observer cases could no longer toleraL nor exist in the says th at management "simply cornidentified as "a new CoW Ww," in which developing countries has who could be the bill helpless prey of the wi- country by ivory tower theorist, from the bankrupting, oppressive tax structures of some plicated Issues can't be analyzed byfeels people on to are trying to blame the more advanced nations for their colleges to the capital, who promote change, Iq other areas) and they, (most of Uvse states) did the retaJ I level." economic problems and demanding a redistribution of the Agdand's controversies involve 4 far too many cases, simply to justify theirnot have the windfall of millions of dollars from a myriad of Law world's wealth, The bill, S. 22M, would require all paper money narrow, but well paid existence. The last sad 15 legalized para-mutuals). That poor taxpayer which the s and events, Wiley adds, of printed alter Jan. 1, 1976, to have raised figures fellow at the bottom of the ladder Is To declare that our role in the U.N. Is going to change is In each corner so that the blind could "read" the to 20 years Is a monument to the poor judgment referred to Is down to the last notch In his or her often Ignor ant. "But when WXYZ television easier than defining exactly what the new role should be. With. denomination. The measure is co-sponsored by of too many of these intellectual, and un- belt. Some of his or her teeth are loost from drawing from the U.N. would be self.defeaung. To cut our Sens. Humphrey of Minnesota and Gravel f fortunately, influential leaders. comes to an Ashland sWtion, the guy in uniform biting the bullet. Far too many can't afford the used as a company spokes nan. That's not financial support might be less effective than we think. The oilHow the older generation managed to educate luxury of all the services his or lask her govern- Is good for anyone involved, and It's what we're rich Arab notions, eager to expand their influence, would have enough people with the outmoded and old mental agnc eit es want t "i" I time no problem taking up the slack nay trying to prevent." The idea sounds eminently worthwhile fahioned methods of the 3 H's and a sound — its past time that the "elected" realize that We offer other assets to the U.N. that the Thb-d World sorely providing that the embossing could be done in background of American philasophy and history. being elected was not a life tenure to an f Logan, a college student and candidate for needs. One is the authority of our leadership, a rational voice in such a way as to prevent the unscrupulous from to the point that they could acquire the affluer.ce council office In his community, agrees that trying to bilk the blind by altering, say, a $1 bill capable of paying the taxes that the taxing unlimited banking account, international affairs. Mother Is the technology and scientific employes often misunderstand the big corporate 10 spirit that we contributed to U.N. undertakings. Another is the into a $10 bill, as well as to prevent the "Braille authorities claim they require to give the serB.D. Simpson picture. "But we still know what's going on at the humanitarianism that Infuses our approach to inTL01lal counterfeiting" of pre-1976 notes. vices that the "people demand" is a great Longwood local level." problems, especially in the Third World. f . - / I 4 - - Lawyers Bypass Debate On Legal Prostitution BUENOS A IRES, Argentina ,P)—Armed forces leaders planned to hold a series of secret meetings today amid a growing controversy over President Isabel lk'ron's three day old cabinet, her third in less than a month. Military chiefs were reportedly split over the appointment of an army colonel to the powerful interior ministry in Mrs. Peron's new cabinet, reliable sources said. The sources said the military Is reluctant to give the Impression it is interfering in the executive branch of government, especially at a time when there are rumors in the capital of a possible military takeover as a way out of the country's political and economic crisis. ' 4 ..: . >/ ______ .. Line ' CALENDAR - Letter To The E it AUG. 14 American liglon Auxiliary 2. 53, 8 p.m., post homiw, 1791 AUG. 14.15 Swimming Cross Red lessons; registration for children 's beginners class, 10a.m. to 4 p.m., with Jackie ('aolo, 131 E, Wsdland Dr., Sanford. , AUG. 16 A popka Lions Glaucoma Screening Center, Orange North Plaza Shopping Center, on 441 north of Apopka, 10 a.m. to6 p.m., free test for all ages. .. - - - - WORLD .. k's Mao invites Nixon lo Return To Ch'ina Mao Tse-Tung has invited former President plaints of foreign buyers prior to 1971. These gambling, therefore, doesn't apply to their daughter. Richard Nixon to visit China again as a private complaints would provide the investigators with reservation. In any event, she danced and drank beer until citizen, valuable leads, which would help them track Minnesota authorities have gotten wind of the the midnight closing time. These two disparate men Mao, the grand down the grain sellers who have been shipping Chippewa scheme and dropped stern hints that PURLOINED PENNIES: Our story about the panjandrum of Communism, and Nixon, the inferior and even poLonous grain overseas, the gambling operators will be arrested. But the aluminum pennies stolen by congres smen has ant1commun1st fighter — were Implacable foes The Senate Agriculture Ccrnrnittee has Chippewa leaders aren't at all Intimidated, now led to an FBI probe. The rare pennies, which until Nixon revtrsed himself In 1972 and re- received only 30 of 101 requested files. Dennis Morrisson, who conceived the scheme, one day may be worth $100,000 each, were sent to established contact with mainland China. Investigators suggest that the lost, of the crucial told us tha,. the Chippewas are ready to be Congress for study by the U.S. mint. The two erstwhile enemies sat down together documents was too convenient. B'jt a spokesman arrested and test the issue In the courts. Meanwhile, despite denials, the Mint is in February, 1972, at Man's resIden In the old insisted that the tiles were not destroyed in an "This would offer us an excellent chance," he considering striking large quantities of the F'.rtAdden City, which was once the imperial alter ipt to protect the Agriculture Department's said, "to tea' U ' band's legal rights." exotic coins to dilute the worth of the stolen court in Peking. haix -in-glove relationship with the grain InThey may soon be passing out Chippewa pennies. In talks with subsequent visitors, Mao made dust rv. rumbling chins. an ocrias.oiuil tawrable retexcrce to S1vci. Now HOOVER HOMESTEAD: The National Park Footnote: One Icason the Oi1ppe,as are in Ntion has confided to fritp,10 tM t (lbrr U77P!"lA MPS: The Chippewa Indians such dire need of the gambling proceeds is that Smice has put the Finishing touches on the leader has invited him to pays i sAurAvisit to of tiaiti L'rLge, Minn., plan to thumb their the federal government has failed toy corn. Herbert Hoover boyhood home, and it will Peking noses at the state auth ties and bring gambling pensatlon promised under the 1141 treaty. probably stand as a model of authenticity for Nixon hasn't accepted the iri'atlon, he said, to their reservation, SUSAN'S FROLIC: In Topeka, patrons are years to come, because he wants to co4nilete his memoirs The Chippewas Intend to begin with a simple talking about the night Susan Ford turned their Last year, we reported the park service had before he I!:45 ': ti Is lila, at T'n iottery. But in time, they would like to open an quiet tavern into a dance dive, recon structed t11ehIooverfamily outho Clemente.. He t'iL'l !lerijf. (at W '.a' V;i the elaborate, Las Vegas-style casino. The pn.'reds plank The President's daughter, a summer Intern by plank, near the cottage where the 31st final draft him4 an4 that 1k L already will go to alleviate the chronic poverty on the on the photographic staff of the Topeka Daily Preddent was born completed more than 100,00C wo',' Ia. in West Branch, Iowa. reservation. Capital, stopped off at the tavern with a retinue The privvy plans were drawn, free of charge, MISSING IXK.1JMEN7E Congressicnal ui There is ane hitch. Gambling happens to be of friends and bodyguards, by Des Moines architect William .3. Wagner, who vestlgatkrns of the grair export scandal have against the law in Minnesota. But the Chippewas The tavern has a rule against dancing. Never. aetuallv dii, 'Ji s 4nn4aç 3C,I 113 a been hampered !)ewt. elJm they have an 1854 treaty with the United theless, she began rearranging the furnishings to Now he has answered the call of duty again. ment has misplaced or destroyed vital records. States, which predates Minnesota's statehood, make space f or dancing. Another witness tolilusi t'sing a photograph of "fl III* original, he has now t it,, i: m. 'iney contend that the state's prohibition against that no one wanted to x argue with the Preslder.t's reconstructed the Hoover family chicken coop. ' 'Pieasc', Roger - flo!.Yuu'II mess up my new 'Frizz 1' 4 lA)YI) KFI.LER died Tuesday. Born in Butte, lOrd L Keller, 77, of Lake Mont., he moved to Osteen in Monroe, died Weonesday. Born 1911. He was retired from the in hlenton. Tenn., he came to Florida Power light Co. Lake Monroe in 1912 and was Survivors include his wife, retired from the State Road Mrs. Helen flirt, Osteen; son, Department. He wasa member Edward ii. flirt, Osteerl; four of the Wcslyan Methodist sisterr. Miss 1.11)' flirt, Mrs. Church. Olga Nettles nd Mrs. Ethel Survivors include his wife Tart, all of Osteen and Mrs. Mrs. Allie Kelkr, Lake Marguerite Barrere, Cocoa. Monroe; three daughters, Mrs. lirlsson Funeral Home in Agnes Itans. Mrs. Gertrude Lee charge of arrangements. Mrs. Marjorie Stripling, all and of Lake Monroe; son Clarence Keller, Saclord; 19 gran38 Funeral Notices greatchildren; and one greatgrandchildren HIRT. HENRY E.— Funeral great-grandchild. tervices for Henry E. Hirt. 76,04 Brisson Funeral Home in Osleen, wbo did Tii'sdip. viiii charge (A arrangeinentr. be held Friday at tO a m. at Brawn Funeral Home with Rev HENRY hilT Blair McGarvey olIkiating - henry E. flirt, 76, of Osteen, ____ __________________ 'r' an -'- __ ____ 474 .. ____________________ 14 k ___ s Mamie Allen, Oviedo 254 ~ _6_1-3 _~`!%_: - , 302' Beautifully styled with General Electric's new upswept cooktop that's so easy to keep clean! IIi'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 removab:c for easier oven cleaning. - ttt.cu aie .l.. IIdylUJIuLIUUw)I11,dIIUd eIecIrcaI wiring sp.ceaiam.PoJob I - Too Large Ov' Too Small. Sanford Electric Co. .522 M . -.S $ Helen derstorm Wednesday dumped small stream overflowed in the Drive Katrina Williams, Lake Mon. 3.5 inches of rain on the Southcot—Overbrook rot' C.asselberryarea cau.singstreet area washing out around Stanley E. Farmer, New flooding in several sections, Sandpiper Apartments and a Sm)Tna Beach while 2.1 inches were recorded residence. A sewage lift station was in Altamonte Springs. BIRTHS: temporarily knocked out by Mr. and Mrs. Willie The Summit Apartment lightning during the storm I Ik'verly l hIo li a boy. Sanford complex was deluged with which lasted several hours. Sanford: ('iara C. Baker John 13. Howard Cassandra D. Knight Gloria Nelson Deborah S. Partlow Eleanor M. Otley, Deltona Velma Martz, Longwood . .-' .. Open Mon. ttiru Fri. 1a.m. -5 p.m. PARK In Osteen Cemetery son In charge. KELLER, LOVE) 1.— Funeral services (or Loyd L. Keller, 77. o 1.il'e Monro", ho died Wed nesctay, will be held rrcJay at 2 pm in Brisson Funeral Home with (4ev, DouQias D. Elliott 011clating Burial in Sylvan Lac Cemetery Bris•on in charqr - Closed on Sat. DIAL 322-1562 - .. - - NEXT YEAR WILL YOUR CHItDREN RECEIVE AN EDUCATION THAT WILL PREPARE THEM FOR COLLEGE. . FOR A PROFESSION? TRINITY spendthe rest of yourlife. and PREPARATORY SCHOOL A CO-ED DAY SCHOOL GRADES 6-12 AREA DEATHS ii Qf~*%_ - ANDERSON - ii'1M. 1% WEATHER Sanford Christian School Mostly sunny with some open house 4 -7p.m., 28th Street scattered mainly afternoon and Navigator Avenue, Sanford thundershowers. Highs in the Airnort. unmer SOs and low 90s. Lows mostly in the 70s. AUG. 18-19 Daytona Beach tides: high Red Cross Swimming lessons 3:02 3:46 a.m., p.m.; low 9:12 registration for advanced beginners 10 a.m. to p.m. with am., 10:08 p.m. Port Jackie ('aolo, 131 E. W(Iland Canaveral: high 2:35 a.m., 3:33 p.m., low 9:02 a.m., 9:40 p.m. Dr., Sanford - BERRY'S AUG. 19 Rehearsals for 1975-76 Marching Seminoles will begin at 8 a.m. at Seminole High School. All new and former students should contact school for further information. SEPT. 29 Presidents' Council of L)CIt0IUI, 10 a.m., Community Center Arts and Crafts Building. August 13, 1975 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Clyde W. Bailey Marguerite Cornell Pauline J. Goethe Lucille Hayes Judy Justice Florence James O'Donnell Laura Overstreet Teresa L. Pope James Smith Marcella E. Vandagrif It, Altamonte Spr. Sandra T. McMullin, DeLand Charles E. Howard, Deltona Iwan Wasilewsky, Deltona Shellie L. Johnson, Lake ' Storm Drenches South Seminole A IIVUVy aiterriuon inun- hh 41 -a, ,. .-.. v-a. Carnival to benefit overseas night low 65. Rainfall was .42 relief, 10:30 am. to 6 p.m. inches. Spaghetti supper 5-6 p.m., Partly cloudy through Conununity United Methodist Friday. A chance of thunderChurch, 17-92, Casselberry showers, mainly during the Casselberry Parade and Funafternoons. Highs in the upper Day, Secret Lake Park. Parade SOs and low 90s. Lows In the 70s. Variable winds 10 mph or less, starts 9 a.m. Casselberry Square; lla.rn.to dark, games, gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 to 50 per entertainment and refreshcent through Friday. merits; followed by dance. Extended Forecast .. JACK HOSPITAL NOTES An average class size of 20 students, enabling each student to participate, to learn particular skills, to receive individu& instruction. TilE 'All subjects are taught 5 days per week. Never a strain on student attention span. Class sessions are limited to 45 minutes. 1 FI1tST Faculty members instruct no more thri 5 classes each day. ' Total student load pet leac h er averages 80 pup!s or less. COME UP TO WHERE First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando THE EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES ARE PHONE OR WRITE FOR CATALOG , 671 4140 BUS SERVICE 8400AIoma Ave., Orlando, Fl. 32807 + 4 .' :i . 0 By comparison, U.S. imports last month averaged 4 million worski received the organ- lengthen maximum prison sen MONTREAL. (AP) — Ameri barrels a day. even can lawyers ended their annual ization's highest award for "an tences, pro vide compensation The officials predicted meeting after bypassing a con- innovative contribution to for violent crime victims and more significant use of solar troversial amendment backing American jurisprudence, that place the press under severe power Into th e 21st Century, moves to legalize prostitution. is, the search of the American restrictions. saying it could account for T he American Bar Ass( ci. people for true and universal The delegates finally voted to per cent of U.S. energy USC by ation's house of Delcgates justice." lend their "support-in-prin. 2020. voted to defer action on the The issue which caused the ciple" and view the bill "as a Some solar energy techniques prostitution measure until i ts extended debate was whe ther desirable basis" on which to realready developed have been mid-February meeting after a the ABA should support the form the federal criminal code. shown to be practical, provided two-hour debate on another is. Senate's "S-I" bill, which seeks First, however, they voted their cost can be made corn- sue tied up proceedings Wed- to recodify under one statute not to support provisions in the petit.lve with conventional ener- nesday afternoon. Backers of the vast body of federal crimi- bi ll that would place restricgy sources, said Donald A. the amendment had been nal law that has accumulated tions on news reporting. The Beattie, ERI)A's deputy assist- hopeful of success at the Mon. over the years. provisions would greatly cxant administrator for solar, (real session. It's called the "something-for- pand subjects legally off-limits geothennai and advanced enerThe ABA concluded its week- everyone" bill and among its to newsmen as "national degy systems. long conference with a dinner hundreds of provisions in more fense information" and would Beattie noted that devices de. and dance at which former Wa- than 700 pages are proposals to make receiving unauthorized signcd to heat and cool homes tergate prosecutor Leon Ja. liberalize marijuana laws, government information a restore the death penalty, crime. Military Leaders To Meet .. - , W - - Out Thursday. Aug._14,1975—SA - 0 ,' .'.-;:.,'. ;. ) . . t.- ; i. ' It':'. A , - - 1~.`P __ .7~_Sntl �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I--- — - Thursday, Aug. 14, 19 'S Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Little Defense Makes Closing Arguments Procedures Act Popping Up Just About Everywhere PEOPLE WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President Richard N. Nixon has declined an invitation from Chairman Mao The. twig to pay a second visit to China, columnist Jack An. derson has reported. Anderson said Nixon told friends about the Invitation and said he had to decline It because he wants to finish his memoirs before doing any traveling from his San (lemente, Calif., home. Nixon was not available for comment. TAI!.AIIASSEF. AP — The A suit against the Board of of them because it touches on "The agencies are beginning ation, the six lawyers hired by "We take the rule in the left a Hearing Officers Division to sidered. *ne w A (I in i n I s t r a t I v e Business Regulation by Calder everything from issuing auto to take into account bef ore they the APA Comm;ttee found ob. hand and the statute book in the examine citizen objections to The notice requirenients Procedure Act probably could Race Track alleges the board tags to regulations on liquor ii. make amoie to pass a rule that jections to 1,173 of them, sometimes put the PSC "in a right hand and ask, 'is the rule agency rules, 'fit the definition of ubiquitous violated the APA in granting censes. they first have the statutory Most of the objections were authorized by the legislature,"' Since January, the division squeeze timewise," but the 'With the state bureaucracy. afternoon racing to Flagler Dog The law passed by the 1974 authority to do so.. which they minor or technical, and they Webb said. has received about 1,300 corn- commission has tried to follow .. The law seems to be present Track in Miami. legislature went Into full effect apparently had not thought were corrected easily by the The lawyers are not likely to plaints, said Director Ken Oer- written -Wes of procedure for t!at all times and in all places Public Service Commission last Jan, 1 with the goal of ex- about before," said Sen. Philip agencies, tel. run out of work soon, year's, PSC General Counsel en a state agency plans to do Chairman Billy MOYO asks orcising the "phantom govern- Lewis, D-West Palm Beach, The full committee of legisla. State agencies have 11,538 Some were settled In minutes. William Weeks said. more than routine. what the APA requires about ment" of sta to agency rule chairman of the HouseSqnate tors rejected 58 rules which rules which range frorn ones One — on a Florida Power & "It's not bad but it is an imEvery board chairman turns changing rules on telephone writing. APA Committee." agencies insisted were okay. All which affect nearly all Florida light Co. application to put a pediment on agencies that want * routinely to his lawyer adviser companies connecting answerThe purposes are two-fold: To "The quality of the new rules but three of the rules were residents to ones which affect a nuclear power plant at Fort to act swiftly," said William , to ask the effect of the APA on ing devices, be sure that persons affected by coming through is improving revised after the committee ac- tiny number. A' Pierce — took a month for the Moore, general counsel for the planned board action. Examples could be cited in rules have advance notice the all the time... but we haven't tion, although this is not man. 1. Lewis and Webb said the big- hearing, Oertel said. Board of Business Regulation. Robert Rhodes, an attorney virtually every field, rules are to be considered and scratched the surface on the old datory. gest improvement has been Attorneys for state agencies "I don't think it's done anylor state property appraisers, Ninety per cent of Floridians and are afforded an opportunity rules," Le%is said. "We give no consideration to that all agencies now realize said government had been thing but benefit industry" in 911 Z asks the Cabinet to handle a probably will never be directly to object to them; and to have There was plenty of room for whether it Is a good or a neces- they are under the APA, even slowed but not stopped by the the board's attempts to provide new manual on tax assessments touched by the taw or need to legislative lawyers review all improvement. sary rule, that's up to the le. the universities which objected act, which also requirei that rapid punishment for liquor, " 01 in a certain way because of know its requriements, but It rules to make sure they don't go Of the 1,576 rules checked in gislature to decide," said Car. strongest. boards stick to announced restaurant and pari-mutuel -1"AIIA requirements. eventually affects 100 per cent beyond the law. their first six months of opr- roll Webb, comnlittee director. The APA law also established agendas on matters to be con. gering licenses, Moore &1: shown thej ury only some of the Utile's testimony for the (ii si Defendant Joan Little claims she stabbed itenis found in Miss little's cell. time. jailer Clarence T. Afligood with an ice pick He said other items "are A Washington, N.C., tele. not available," phone operator testified that a in self difense against a sexual attack. The mysteriously He said the prosecution person who identified herself as prosecution says she killed Alligood as part presented only the physical Joan little made a colicct call of an escape attempt. The jury of six blacks evidence to its theory from the jail to Anna Eubanks Little killed Alligood in Chapel Hill, N.C., between 3 and six whites is expected to get the case that Miss a.m. and 3:30 a.m. on Aug. 27, to escape. The defense began closing ar. charges after Clarence T. Alli- about noon Friday. about the time Mligood wz, guments late Wednesday after, good was killed at the Beaufort _______________________________________________________ MISS little testified that she stabbed. noon in the 21-year-old black County Jail in Washington, stabbed Alligood with an ice has denied ma¼against a sexual atttack. later, Miss little woman's murder trial after the N.C.. because she wanted to Alligood's body, naked from Rowan said the investigation pick, without intending to kill Ing the early morning call. She state concluded rebuttal testi- vindicate herself, the waist down, was found in of the killing had been handled him, after he forced her to per- testified that she phoned Mrs. niony. lie said she knew "fair mind- Miss [Attle's cell In the Jail last poorly and that "preservation form oral sex on him. Eubanks from the Jail office One of three prosecutors was ed people could come to only Aug. 27. She had fled, but of the evidence was a shamDuring rebuttal testimony around 10:30 p.m. on Aug. 26. t follow Miller as the defense one conclusion," that she killed turned herself in to state au- bles." The state has sought to link Wednesday, the state sueand the state alternate Closing Allig(xd, 62, in self-defense thorities in Raleigh eight days Ile said prosecutors had cc#-*d in contradicting Miss both calls with an escape plot, RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Dc- arguments. The case is exfense attorney Marvin Miller pected to go to the jury about says he plans to point out cvi- noon Friday. dence in closing arguments toIn the first closing argument day that supports Joan little's for the defense, attorney Jim contention that she killed a Rowan tok toe Jury of six white jailer in self-defense and whites and six blacks that Miss not as part of an escape plo!. Little surrendered to face Nixon Declines Mao's Invitation To Visit China support '' o Shirer Locked Out Of House Save on living room groups LEE, Mass. (AP) — William L Shirer, author of the "Rise and Fall of The Third Reich." has filed a court complaint saying he has been locked out of his house by his wife. Shirer, 70, filed the complaint against his wife, Martha, 64'), on Tuesday. He said he has been unable to get his clothes, checkbooks, and manuscripts since his wife had the locks changed on the house. After the filing of the complaint, Judge John Dwyer L-. sued a warrant charging Mrs. Shirer with simple larceny by conversion U.S. Industry _ IC_'PAnnAv ____ J(;Pennev i •. _ -k -_- p••'• . IV ; a 'Choice of colors. $350 - ' V va- j MEdiH1S (AP) — Police say entertainer Elvis Presley came to the assistance of his stepbrother, paying an earlmorning visit to police headquarters. Officers said Presley showed up about 5 a.m. Wednesday and sought release of Richard Stanley, 21, who had been charged with attempting to obtain a drug through fraud or forgery. Stanley and Richard Gordon, 23, were released on their own recognizance later in the day. \ $ *Sizes 5, M, L. *Crinkly cotton gauze. •Cooi, easy-care styling. 10 $ 1' 12 S Junior pre-washed NO.3092 ale $89open bookcase reg. $109 $ i 4J'i.t 11 Yourchoice Sale 59.95 ea. No. 2172 aDoublo front zipper. 0100 pct. Cotton denim . *Flare 109 styling. — - I Girls' gauze top. $7 r I i/I resistant plastic laminate tops Boys' gauze shirts, *Sizes 8 . 2171 No. 2176 II IiLP %E, AIM WIN, - Ia. No. 2903 The Mediterranean look of wrought iron cjIiss Heavy gauge steel with antique gold tone lacquer finish Bases have felt tabs to protect the 01a35 tops Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Aug. u. - if Frayed jeans. 11F— 50 Preawashed jeans. sPrewashed 100 ____________ ___________ ____ - 51.95 •Sailor style. — — ..A #5420 4 CLASSIFIED on this microwave oven Ah 40 - Rog. $279. Our 500 watt microwave oven lets you cook grealmeals fast. Ideal for busy folks. Cooks a 3 lb. roast beef in 30 minutes, thaws frozen food in suconds. You ran rnnk on naner and olastic throw-sways. so there's less clean-up time, too. Features interior light and miCrowCve oven COOkbGOl. Sale prices effective thru Sun., Aug. 17 . — -ww ----- Save 60.95 Sale . EniilngHendd Meg. 799,9s, Sal. $339. This color portable TV has a 100 solid state modular chassis and a big 17' screen (meas. cliag.). Features Chroma-Brite black matrix picture tube for sharp, crisp color. Also has Chroma-Loc color contro's plus AFT for easy color viewing. Walnut grained high impact plastic cabinet No. 2874,12" solid state color TV, Rag. 3.95. Sale $269. No. 2118,13" solid state color TV. Reg. 329.95. Sale $279. 4 I "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Pennoys: Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9m p Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. . 0 - .,,:: Norm Crandall, market research director of Ford Motor co., said he believed large cars were here to stay. But he said that the cars would become "more fuel efficient and what we call more passenger efficient " by providing more interior space while cutting overall dimensions, a trend already apparent in some 1975 models. FOOD Rising food prices, the growin g consumer movement and demands for natural ingredients already have put a dent in the convenience food industry. Zeltner said he believes there will be even more .. LING •Sizesa-18. • . Economists Inside and outside the auto Industry agree that' the small car is here to stay. They are less certain about the fate of the large car. Sill predicted that in 20 years, very large cars "will be an anachronism, maybe even a collector's item." pd. cotton. 100 pct, cotton denim. izes 1 . 14. -. r Save Double front zipper. ., Most of th e experts agree that houses will get smaller for several reasons. Building and land costs have skyrocketed. More women entering th e work force have neither the time nor the desire to take care of a large house. Smaller families need less space. Zeliner said the living space of the future may be the cluster home, with a group of individually owned houses sharing common walls and some appliances in an extension of the cur ent townhouse facility. "Why should each family have the expense of a complete kitchen and laundry unit?" Zeitner said, suggesting Instead that homes of the future might have small kitchen appliances, washers and dryers and share large ovens and cleaning facilities. Siff said there will be an increasing use of new materials and new techniques — some of them adapted from research being done in connection with the space program to determine the effects of living at very close quarters. AUTOMOBILES reg. $159 .................... Sale 127.20 Square end table, reg. 81.95 ... Sale 65.56 A • Sizes 7. 14. ' Sa le Round cocktail table. W717 $ *Heat transfer on bodice. / 1 h $Western styling. Polysst,r.cnflon crinkle cloth. 'Smock styling, 7 Meg. 74.95 ea. Poe table, cocktail tabe or end table. A colonial look group constructed with wood veneers, solids and wood products All with stain and scratch I 1 MW , lies. "When married women today are asked how many children they expect to have In their lifetime, those under 25 years old say they believe they will have just enough for zero population growth," the Censw Bureau says. —People are living longer and the elderly aren't moving In with their children. They keep their own homes or apartments. —Young people are moving away from home after graduation from college. The child who used to stay home until marriage Is leaving the nest earlier. These people will still need the goods and services produced by industry. But they will need them in a different shape. Smaller households mean smaller houses. Smaller automobiles. Smaller packages of food. Smaller appliances. Different types of entertainment and amusement. Some of the changes are apparent already, caused, In part, by the pressure of recession. Rising gasoline prices and shrinking budgets have prompted Detroit to put new emphasis on the small car. "No-frills" houses provide a bright spot in an otherwise gloomy corucUonpicture. Investment counselor Jesse Siff says industry is going to have to change its thinking even further or get left behind. Business and government spokesmen tend to discount reports of entire industries going out of business because of disappearing markets, particularly in the area of products designed for babies and children. "There will be every bit as many infants, but they will be spread out over more households," said Herbert Zeltner, senior ice president of Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.. a New Yorkbased advertising agency. Here Is a look at what that gradual change might mean to some key industries: HOUSING Flare log styling. 3222611 -831.9993 8093 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Aug. 17. Do you know how many people have sold : : their cars through a Herald classified • ad? . I Thousands? .111 ISIS••II•••I•II••S.••••••••• --p Secretary, reg. $129 ..........Sale $89 2 door bookcase, reg. $119.... Sale $89 Traditional styling with pecan finish over selected solids and wood products. Secretary has drop-lid with full piano hinge and double side supports for added stability. Adjustable shelves, In stock or in warehouse jeans. Ida • family Is forcing U.S. Industry to The Census Bureau reports that the size of the average U.S. household dipped below three persons in 1974 for the first time in history — the exact figure Is 2.97 persons — and the trend toward small families is expected to continue. Why? _____ CLASS;FIED AD" - American —Women of child-bearing age claim they want smaller fami- 11 WITH A HERALD Sem Ing le & Volusla Counties' Markelpiac.Of Bargains The shrinking "think small" to survive. - 9100 pct. cotton denln. Sizes 30 - 40. Thinks Small For Survival Pre-washed 0 leans. Sii?s S M, L. *Sailor style. Marriage Great, First Lady Says 1 -_- I Remarks 'Distorted' I SOLD MYCAR — * Western styling. 'I I•eIIIseese.s.I.Is.s•••sIs••Iss — Your choice Sale 89 gauze shirt. gauze ik Elvis Aids Stepbrother VAIL Coin. (Al') — First the subject ... ," Mrs. Ford Lady Betty Ford says the presi. replied. dentlal family believes "mar- What Mrs. Ford meant, her riage is probably the greatest press secretary Sheila Welden. thing in the world." feld explained Wednesday, was Although she has no regrets that "parents aid children about her remarks on pre-ma- should be able to talk things nial sex, made in a recent tele- out." She added that Mrs. Ford vision interview, Mrs. Ford "hopes she wasn't mL3undersaid her remarks may have stood. She strongly believes in been "a little distorted" In news the family and marriage, she's reports and perhaps mis- all for It." understood. When reporters brought up "I think I was honest," she the subject, Mrs. Ford exsaid Cf the interview in talking pressed the same reaction. with reporters after a lunch Asked how she felt about the with friends at a Vail restau- whole matter, the President's rant Wednesday. wife said, "Fine. I think it's Mrs. Ford's appearance last coming out very nell, certainly Sunday on the CBS television as far as the family Is conshow "60 Minutes" drew con. cerned ... After all, bulcally siderable reaction, much of It our family is brought up In the critical of her, fact that marriage Is probably She had been asked about the the greatest thing In the world." practice of young people living She had one afterthought, together before they are mar- though, dellvered with a smile: ned and how she wculd react If "I could have answered with her 18-year-old daughter, Su. perhaps a little better judgment san, came to her and said — been more specific." "Mother, I'm having an al. The comments were still fair." coming into the White House in 'Well, I wouldn't be sur• reaction to ihe television Interprised. I think she's a perfectly view. Mrs. Weldenfeld said sen. normal human being like all timent in about 500 telegrams young girls and I would cer- and teletho9e calls was about talnly counsel and advise her on even, pro and con. — Wall units . f • Men's CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — Miss Vicki, the former usherette who married singer Tiny Tim and then left him, has returned from a sojourn In London to her old job as a go-go dancer. MISS Vicki claims her problems with the local welfare department are straightened out. She was on welfare for three months last year and says it was because she couldn't dance due to a kidney ailment. She needed welfare, she added, because Tiny Tim doesn't pay support for their 4-year-old daughter Tulip. "I don't think he should have to pay for a mistake that I made," she said. Call your classified ad In today. a 1,, Miss Vicki Dancing Again + : After all, we've been publishing for 63 ' years. You'll find more clazslf led ads in 11w herald bucau.e we yov rsuIt's. Thursday, Aug. 14,ii5-7A -- - --- - " __._.•-. - .-- Open Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. - - - -- --. - - - -••-- - . ._ ... --+--.--. .. .-.-- - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 14, 075 Taxpayers' Revolt Slows Maine's Equal Education Bid Godspell: would have de' EDITOR'S NOTE — A new or-ed advantages of the state's lected this summer, pending a of the school finance law. A against the Serrano principle do with barebones programs, expenditure for each pupil. It Others said it anyway because of in'. budget-cutting mood has wealthier communities. For the court test. First, legislative document was Robin Hood resurrected, veloped citizens' group, calling itself that the quality of a child's emerged in Maine and the leg- first time, the poorest towns A court test, if it went to the Save Our State, Is circulating education should not be deter. 1994 boosted to 50 per cent — it taking from tne rich and giving flation and rising pupil enrollment. lalature, bowing to this mood, and cities were assured enough U.S. Supreme Court, might petitions asking the legislature mined by the wealth of the had been 35 per cent — the to the poor. has placed ilnilts on the state's tax dollars to operate quality have an Impact elsewhere in to repeal the law, or to put it to a community in which he resides, chunk of total education costs There were other problems. But a new mood of budgetInnovative education law. But schools. did not blunt the drive toward the state would pay from i ts cutting 1125 emerged in this Legislative Document 1994, the country. Montana Is the statewide referendum. Back In 1973, equali zation reform in Maine. general fund, made up largely state capital. After eight years placed a ceiling on the amount the law sufliveL only other sta te with a law simSome people have hailed 1994 as in most other of Maine, In sales and income taxes. But other states seemed to many Maine lawMaine's. By JERRY HARKAVY burgeoning state government each local school district could as a model for the ration. But ilar to esenactment of a makers like an Idea whose time states, the local tax on real It was the other 50 per cent of are considering Associated Press Writer under Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis, spend from funds raised locally the first year of experience has The California Sutate was the principal device had come. that has caused all the trouble. a progressive Democrat, inde. in addition ' the uniform state % AUGUSTA, Maine ( AP) — An been one of great controversy, uniform school tax, according equal education for every child. A $) million deficit in the to the U.S. Office of Education. preme Court's ruling in Serrano for paying the tab for educa- Every town and city, rich and pendent Longley was elected in school tax. This drew criticism Opposition to 1994 has helped v. Priest had struck down the tion. About two-thirds of all poor alike, would pay to the November on a promise to con- from wealthy towns with cx. And Maine Is tring to lead the state's school budget has been Warned by some on the new spawn a movement called the use of local property taxation as nonfederal money spent on state a new uniform property trol the bureaucracy and hold pensive school programs. way, despite a tax revolt. Two years ago, the legisla- law, and a tax revolt has devel- Freedom Fighters. Various lo- the basis for school funding. schools was raised locally and tax for education. The law in the line on taxes. cape Elizabeth, a jell-to-do practice raised the school tax tore enacted Legislative Docu. oped in some wealthy coastal cal groups using this name The Maine Teachers Associ- spent locally, that it As the Longley ndminis• Portland suburb, feared Consequently, there were big rate for the wealthy commument 1994, a landmark law de. towns where school taxes rose. were formed last winter to fight ation had gone to court with a winter would have to reduce its teachwhat they consider too much Serrano-type suit, and the atti- differences between schools In nities and lowered it for the tratlon struggled this signed to eli minate inequities In and spring to live up to its ing staff and eliminate special school financing through the Castine, for example, has state interference In town tude at the State House was act the wealthiest and the poorest poorer ones, voluntarily, or be forced into towns. Communities with high The state was the middle- pledge of a balanced budget programs. it urged the legislause of a uniform property tax voted to refuse to collect the government. lure to raise the coiling on local property valuations could a!- man, collecting the tax from the within existing revenue, a new state school tax. Three othJames B. Longley, who took action by the Judiciary, I or education. Even the Rodriguez decision, ford new buildings, college-lev- municipalities and returning it million deficit developed in spending, and the legislature fi-.q The law went into effect in the er communities decided at town office this year as the nation's a deficit nally agreed this spring to do to put their school tax case in which the U.S. ci electives, good laboratories, according to an arcane formula school finances meetings only governor without party at. a Texas 1974-1975 school year and it 50' wiped out some of the time-boo- money in escrow when it's col- filiation, has advocated repeal Supreme Court ruled 5.4 swimming pools. Others made designed to lead to an equal some blamed on the new law. Sparkling Fun For Everyone By JEAN PA1ThSON Nuclear Navy, Or Large is Key Question Gather up the whole family (grandma, kids and teenagers) and head for 'Godspell" tonight or any night this week through Sunday. Sanford's talented young Fellowship Players have put together a package of sheer Joy: refreshing, energetic and professional in this up-beat version of St. Matthew's gospel. They are funny and heartbreaking all at once and the obvious Joy they feel in singing and acting infects their audience with the resistible urge to smile and clap itiong. The Godspell players dramatize with exaggerated comedy and pathos the parables Jesus taught, His betrayal, crucifixion and Pinecrest Center Navy Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. Turkey and Portugal are - already under threat and increasing rent demands are being made on bases in Spain QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED and elsewhere. Nuclear. powered carriers have no need of mostly conventional. for such bases. powered, medium-sized The price will be high. The vcssels, or for a restricted fleet big carriers will cost conY large and very expensive siderably more than $1 billion nuclear ships. The nuclear each including their aircraft; PRICES I SANFORD ;;. GOOD THRU SUN., AUG. 17 Jolene Brubaker (top kit) and Martha Hardwiek get to know their audience (from kit) Sandra Gates, Mrs. Howard Rice, Howard Gates, Barbara Rice and Mrs. Ralph Patten, all of Deflary. the medium-sized ones would cost less than half that sum. One of the most expensive items in the new carrier fleet will, of course, be the aircraft. As a successor to the F.4 Phantom the Navy has developed the F-14 Tomcat, a remarkably potent interceptor armed with Phoüx missiles and exceptional firepower. But, at $20 million each, Congress understandably balked and orderd the Navy instead to develop its own version of whichever plane the Air Force (buying together with four European countries) chose as disputed within the Navy than the new air combat fighter. what number and class of When that choice was settled carriers should be built to to be General Dynamics' onereplace the Forrestal class In e'igined F-16, the Navy comthe 1980s. The Defense plained that It was inadequate Department believes In a policy for Its needs and that it wanted of building only a few nuclear either the two-engined Norcarriers and a larger number of throp plane the air Force has smaller conventional craft turned clown or to stick with the (medium carriers) which Tomcat whose manufacturer, would be able to operate high- Grumman, now says it can performance aircraft, If not In produce 400 more planes at only any great number. A decision $10 million apiece. That Is still will have to be made soon. If the about $500,000 a year more per Navy chooses a mixed fleet of plane than Congress had in carriers then the medium-sized mind. But the number and mix ships will have to be started of planes the Navy needs can next year, as two large nuclear hardly be solved until the carriers are already being built question of carriers Is settled. to follow the Nimitz, which was So, while the Army and Air launched by Mr. Ford earlier Force have their future Fairly this year. clearly worked out, the Navy But this is a good time for the remains in confusion. The Navy proponents of an all-nuclear had 976 ships ln 1968, but their carrier fleet to make their number has dwindled to only pitch. Circumstances are on 481 as many World War H ships their side. Both the President have been scrapped. The and the secretary of Defense number should now slowly favor an Increase in Navy begin to climb up again but spending and the cries against until the tussle over whether to the military-industrial complex go for a fully-fledged nuclear have faded with the end of the fleet is resolved there is no war in Indochina. More im- guessing the shape, let alone portantly there is a growing the size, of the fleet 10 years di..enchantment with relying on from now. - 8 '.help I need. HE R II \J (3 ME DCO'S REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE: CAMERAS Coi.err PLANNING Aaio Zo.iva Coi,tutssio. f P tf.VSrRJ, 1975 730PM Room 203 aNINOLE Coo,ITY Coi,ioue SAurosci, FLORIDA LIJIPdOt( RADIOS STEREOS PHONOGRAPHS TAPE PLAYERS AAf 1. RECORDERS 419 I ITtTT 91 A2 ___ 0 GUS(RA1 LOCATION DETAIL jc-if I ' of I&o,1 Com.rc.$) I MAP 'RAP Rogqi DA NCE CHARMIN JOSIPH MERTArI BATHROOM TISSUE Pucre M.IA(Vv, Li$II 14jstt,oI) I 4 oftaft"a ow ? :1 *, .' (0L WENTS FILED WITH THE LAND DE VE UbW$TRATf q *ILL FIE CONS"REOL PERS ONS APPEARINC. AT Ti'E L*IJC HLAR4G *LL DC HEARD OPALL.Y. 81. COH''iNuED FROM T94E TO TE A, VwPiTTCP roo rtL !JJ 1.T.479 5 I'Li L-.d'IL( P CAtt'i 3240 htY07 uharm'flj 4 COLL PKG tririan Pat Sn:J lighting effect The ''wine' .trved 1y thc cast duru intermission (it's okay, you Methodists and Baptists, it's really only grape juice, quipped McDonald) and the mingling of the players with the audience was the last step needed to involve viewers completely with the drama I -4J1i . t unfolding before their eyes. "Godspell" is a show whici. :eals to all the senses, and to all ages. Its message is joy and can be shared by one and all. The Fellowship Players are performing in the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, corner of Magnolia and Fifth St., Sanford, nightly at 8 o'clock. S , ' .-... F uir"man Heard straddles Chip Johnson in a zaiiy tableau. Send Us Birthday Of all Is the very first one and 110 It M -. by -p'iI- IMP ' ___________ '1 rpm pm )r white cI3se-up photograph along with the names of the L11.i La . .i %.III III W3 paients- IUU Simur News a p send the nd icture eek In ad- vance of the birthday to First publish a picture of your child Also Include the child's on that special day. address and actual date of Birthday, Evening Herald, So send usa clear black and birth. Sanford. Fla. 32171. • '."' Tune In To Yourself, - j7 J - Vrirc Cririrk Ar1,iccic .-4 ' wedding. (Our wedding in. '~ never mailed.) Now the marriage appears unlikely, although my fiance not. -. - - • p . , ' : ' . - •. .,,. , . :'f u. / / f ____ ____ A -r .. - UNDECIDED , -. ' ,. , --- r • . - - - . -. '- . ;. ___________ - DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, my h usband got himself a hairpiece that improves time, so just to punish me for NEW YORK Clothes may make the man, but her complishments. "Speak plainly, with pleasing speaking voice can make or break a woman, says veteran voice consultant Dorothy Uris. "A woman can be very intelligent and have interesting thought to contribute, but if she speaj 5 5 5 b voice modulation, attractive rhythm, and useful words," she urges. "Model your speech after someone you have heard - vitatlons were addressed - but appearance 100 per cent. The Don't get me wrong: I like problem is that he wears It only swimming and things like that, about two-thirds of the time. I think it's ridiculous for a l'rii not fat, and I LX) exercise regularly so I am in pod shape. man to wear a hairpiece all But ! Jetest sports that will week to work and then to leave it off on the weekend. That's make inc part of a team hat Horace does lie knows I don't want a l ec ture i ant to know how I can get out of that I want him to wear it all the team sporLs. Tom McDonald, as stage manager, is to be congratulated for the magic unravelling of a decidedly complex show, and master eke. , I will be in the eighth grad e next )(d (I'm a male ) I'll be U DEC11) I 1) V FA K going to big public school, The Return the shower gifts. And law in our state Calif ) says should you marry the man that every able-bodied student decline all offers of another must take physical education, shower. and that's where my problem comes In. I HATE team sports, and there is no way to get out of baseball, football, etc., in P.E. outstanding production. It_ he people who In hcrt ld would a have your blood than your sent them can take them back money Is the Red Cross Blood now. Also, those I've spoken to said, "Keep it. I can't use it." Bank! Abby, pleaw tell me what I DEAR ABBY: I have a about problem Please don't give me shouw; this those shower gifts. I may I a "try-it, you'll like it' answ^r marry him after . all. And I may because that's not the kind of 1 0% .j - DEAR DONOR: God love says that he will wait for aslong you. And readers, If you are as I want him to. The shower gifts are still in çbetween 17 and 65, you, too, can become a donor. Ile only bank their original oozes, and its OFF 434 s have their blood pressure checked. I wish you'd have added, "And one way to have it checked absolutely free is to become a blood donor. It's b quick and painless, and should you have a disease that shows in your moou sample, your are promptly notified." I donate blood twice a year. And) (eel that t 1n getting much nwe than I give. BLOOD DONOR TYLENOL 100 TABS , DEAR ABBY: I was pleased when you urged your readers to 88 - OF PUBLIC Blood Banks Are A 'Vital STEAM OR DRY IRON - the Baptist and Judas Iscariot. iflerald I'hotos by Jean Patteson) GENERAL ELECTRIC lobby has moved substantially towards getting its way since Presijent Ford recently asked Congress for $60 million to start work on a nuclear-powered cruiser that will finally cost about $12 billion one of the most expensive ships in the Navy and one that neither the Defense Department nor the Navy particularly wants. But the President's ear, like that of Congress, has been bent by Admiral Hyman Rickover, now aged 75 but still as determined as ever to provide America with a nuclear fleet. No problem is more hotly 1011 CE I Next to A&P Foreign bases. Bases in Greece. The Herald Services WASHINGTON The shape that the U.S. Navy will take up until the end of the century Is now being fiercely Fought over. The debate Is whether the Navy should opt for a large fleet 1 - Those rock classics, "By My Side," 'Day by Day," and "Save the People" were delivered with confidence and aplomb. It is difficult to single out any One performer; each was outstanding in his or her own way. Perhaps most remarkable was the comradely interaction among all players. Foreman Heard, as Jesus, stood out as calm, tender and strong amid the oh-sohuman frailitics of his unruly flock. His musical delivery was powerful and moving. The true crowdpleasers, however, were tin (lou b t ably Martha Ha rdwick, the irrepressible Flirt, and Walt Morgan, a loveable clown, Martha McDonald proved another expressive comic, and Chip Johnson added depth and touches of more sophisticated humor to his dual role as John " Thursday, Aug. 14 175-9A remarkable talents in mime, acting and singing. Truly remarkable that she could put together such a flawless production and at the same time participate so heartily onstage. The Fellowship Players' ambition was not limited to the stage for this production, however. Fine musical backing from the five. member orchestra fickle Aiken as musical director performed with Linda Pfeifauf on the piano, Charlie Conklin on lead guitar, Jimmy Miller on bass and Sherwood Mobley on drums added the finishing touch to an triumphant ascension. All inhibitions vanish behind an array of outrageous costumes and zany makeup and the players deliver their message with pow and pizzaz. And such singing! Who would have thought Sanford could assemble so talented a troupe? U Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Allyson Dupree was remarkable for the sensitivity of her musical delivery, Buddy Echols for the confidence of his singing and attractive guitar playing. Anthony Sutton had it all together, performing with sustained sparkle, and Jolene Brubaker wowed her audience with her energetic rendition of "Bless the Lord." (;othpell's director Anna Lea Heard also treated theatre goers to a display of he' Women's Editor - WOMEN ________________ .. . - ,' -- ,, , .. - - RIDERS REST IN TWO HORSE TOWN . - - . heath turned in Sanford Plaza Monday when these two pretty riders clip-clopped across the parking lot to buy themselves a Coke and cool down in the shade for a while. By their action, the two Sanford residents, Juquita Grlggc tleft) and her mount, Penderes, and Debbie Burrows with Cricket, dispelled forever the notion that Sanford might be just a one horse town! I Herald photo b Jean Pattesoni Kids Learn "Chompi"ng"Habists I and admired but don't imitate If ou are making a - devote time beforehand or Wks in an un- to organize your thoughts. If becoming 'little girl voice,' or you know what you are going to she hasn't organized her say, you can gi%-e more con. , people to saying it o a1a nd ee '? she has no thing t hEc out," Mrs. Uris adConstant practice con monishes. sistency are also required, she Today, as more women move insists. "I had a marvelous into places where their voices teacher who told me not to have INSTANT PRINT COPY ICE 100 COPIES 11315 should be heard, effective aSunda speech and Monday communication is required speech, and to listen to myself FREE PICK-U P more than eer before. then speaking in priate or In Unfortunately, Mrs Uris notes, public and be consistent' & DELIVERY 'women don t hear themselves Age is no deterrent to good ,, . Picked Up One Day as others do. speech, Mrs. Uris points out. In her new book, "A Woman's "Many older women have Delivered The Next" Voice," this speech therapist vigorous voices because they QUALITY HOUSE advises women to use Sfluui ke T' - -..'.... DRLNTPc ulic cassette tape recorder for an is usually younger than the I 321440) 1 accurate playback of how they person," she says, "but a good sound to others. The good voice is not a gift, it's an speaking voice, she says, Is one achievement," . that has no vocal problems such J \ (; J ( ) \t E Author Dorothy Uris was as nasality, a lisp, speech formerly professional actress . No LA( defects or other handicaps. Dorothy Tree. She learned to By hearing herself and speak up and be heard through L I..l becoming aware of her her years of training in the " . problems, a woman can work theatre. W also appeared in toward overcoming them. A some 30 Hollywood movies (you good speaking voice, Mrs. Uris may remember her a- HATESSPORTS sornething,tierefusestowearit says, whether in business, in "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" Making a game out of lear vegetables, bread-cereal milk schools tq an important Function professional or political affairs, but she decide-d tfait -'waitijig DEAR IIATF.S: Unless you Persons interested In usin When Horace Likes I mind to ning the three "R's" in .sch00I products) and how to combine can persuade your 11. E. teacher go without his hairpiece, no isn't news. But making a game them into nutritious meals. In Chomp Chomp as an will help a woman keep pace for agents to call was not for the gmt penalties are levied educational resourc may with her aspirations to 111101A you to substitute swim- a nount of begging crying or out of good eating' Well, that's just what might for skipping breakfast, missing obtain complete information by ming or something you like for pleading can make him change be going on in schools come fall, vegetables or eating a poor writing to Pantry Pride's office baseball, football and sportshis mind, ,,," • /,'you dislike, I'm afraid you're Abby, how can I get turn to thanks to' Chomp Chomp," the lunch Also, junk food,' empty" of consumer affairs, 3175 J.F. ' earhishairpiccea1lthetime' new nutrition-education game uiloriesandsweetsdon'tcount Kennedy Bld, PhIla 19101 (' "\ stuck. Look at It this way I Developed by a home for youngsters aged six to 10 Doing something hcther you The game which has HITrFRhIAI Played on a supermarket- economist For Food Fair Stores proved a valuable learning li ke It or not is a good prepara1"tion for life Don't light It) DEAR BITTER: You can't. style game board, "Chomp I nc., and first introduced last experience for many parents as 1 was But if you stopped making such Chomp" teaches youngsters the Spring in the company's Pantry well - calls for players to go DEAR 1IlIlY wedding date a fuss when he refuses to wear "basnc four' food groups Pride and Food Fair super around the supermarket board engaged, and the fruits- markets, "Chomp Chomp" has on a preset trail preparing ,l' was set 16 months ago. As the it, he'll probably wear it more. intent-fish-poultry, elicited such enthusiastic well-balanced meals as they go. date drew near, I panicked. from with responses both The first player to reach the For some strange reason, nutritionists and ed'icatcs that dinner table at 'he rvi of the i t ; marriage frightened me I as coorc I) ate.; !, • it s now L4.ing offerii to supermarket trail ns. ( sure I ",as in love with 1. by t go fiance, but I just couldn' - ' , " i- . . v But the Welcome Wagon tais e can make it easier to adiLLSt to your ne stir rouridings. and maybc put \Ud& (II 'IIr !;II or ' ac IV . tN her. ,.1:$ / \r Lk1 r, f 'es' •,, La'' - - Amer cansEa through with the wedding. r' I had had some showers and Pets Eat More ' (I - ,'.' . ore Meat Dried Food signs that the lead from coffee. About 10 Despite vegetarianism is on the rise, varieties of dog Yood, cat food received some beautiful and cxAmericans man)' are eating and cat litter encompass 172 pensive shower gifts, more meat, not less, according average lineal feet of superWe decided to postpone the 1974 EIi,ndbook of market shelf spa ce, according Agricultural Charts, to a recent A.C. Nielsen Co. Americans consumed 109 study of food chains. pounds of beef per capita In Pet food sales top $2 billion, 1973, compared to 58 pounds per up nearly 21 per cent over the person in 1940. Nutritionists past year. Shoppers spend contend that this and the rest of about $32 anntwlly to feed a pet, the meat and poultry that nearly double the average cost Americans eat provides a more of a decade ago. Pet food sales are growing 40 than L'dequate protein diet. Pets, it seems, are also living per cent faster than combined higher on the hog than ever sales of all dry grocery before. Pet food is now the products. Out of every $100 biggest selling dry grocery item spent on dry groceries, $8.50 is in today's supermarket, taking for pet food. Corinth Street MARGE WILLIAMS Sweater Sets qr j '. 322 Skirts & Slacks Shirts & Jackets 1812 &inford SHIRLEY COOPER Eggshell Casselberry Winter Spring% Ocean Ureen Silos 4-16 834 9212 A SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Fu(esl Cjt~ mar y/esther's 200 N. Park Ave. Snford Fl HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Del toi -- . IL �CA-vening tkratd, Saford.F. Thursday, Aug. 14. 97s . . bcol? I Utters Patty Hearst To Del'i'ver' I. To Authorities SPORTS ' f . By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer taxes and other sources total volunteer firemen and two ad- preparation of the land use ditional full-time firemen will plan. Other departmental budget be hired to bring the paid force Included in the budget Is an WINTER SPRING Holdinclude: totals ( Police, to six. ing the line at the certified tax overall five per cent cost of up Also included will be funding 1141,412.35; Fire, 880,380.35; millage, City Council has come living raise for .:ity employes, for purchase of a new tractor Public Works, $52,556.45; , e Up with a final 1976 fiscal which amounts to $9,885.49, and atta chments, two new fire Pudding and Zoning, 2,895;, BIRMINGHAM, Ala. i AP) Thrv rninted out that so far rnentrs to the dav-tu-d:iv 'nbudget totalling 8458,267.15 including salaries and Social trucks and the construction of Office, $43,700; Court, $I0,5 Sct-reUry (,f Sue Ilenr% A. thi.s )t,.'a Ki., ~iiiiger has made (ILICt oi U.S. diph)indcv. Security. Eliminated is the %~ithout sacrificing curren Kissinger is continuing his speeches in St. Louis, Kansas animal control program which maintenance complex. Kissinger's speech, which A public hearing is planned eau and will hold talks just ser vices. campaign for popular support City. Minneapolis and Mil- will be is being turned over to the This figure includes a $30,000 The planning cotiiiiiission will for early September oil tfie a general review with no before returning to Washington for his foreign policy and, in the waukee in an evident move to Is designed to late this afternoon with fir- carryover in the building fund county, receive $5,000 to support proposed budget. process, cultivating a powerful build a popular base for his particular focus, from this year. overcome that opposition by go- tningham civic officials. For the first time, there will senator. "WWWWWW concepts. ing direc1y to the people and to Anticipated revenues from be expense reimbursement for Your Comfort flie secretary has also schedKissinger was invited by the GREAT CUTS The Birmingham speech had pull Sparkman to his side in his uled a Is Our Business news conference for local For Southern Commodity a more particular motive as attempt to beat back the con- re porters and the handful f FREE Producers to address an ex- well, the officials said. Kissin- gressional critics. Washington newsmen who ESTIMATES GUYS & GALS l.ormann, hake Mary ('ouniContbiucd From Pge-1M pected audience of about 3,000 ger accepted the invitati on to In addition to the speech, caine to Birmingham for an opPh. 322.4913 cilmen Martin Bacon Sr. and today a! its conference and please John J. Sparkman, Alainterested firms will be harry Terry and Building which will be carried live on portunity to ask questio ns trade show, a forum quite bama's senior senator and Alabama radio overloaded with data, lie added and television, Kissinge. Official Francis Jennior; unlike those normally used by chairman of the Senate Foreign Kissinger has scheduled He has not held a news con- tha t historically in Seminole Thomas Biriford of the Port Unisex Hair Styling the secretary. Relations Committee, private meeting.1 with those he Ierence at the Sta te Depart- Count', cooperative efforts Authority; Winter Springs Family Hair Care The secretary has com- considers state leaders and ment in several months and among the various governHowever, senior State DcSOUTHERN Mayor Troy Piland; Alt.amonte 316 Commercial part.ment officials explained plained recently of increasing molders of community opinion, none in W ashington since the mental bodies have been of Sanford, Inc. met Springs City Commissioner Cal Lakeview Plaza the Birmingham appearance in opposition in Congress to his For instance, he has sched- current Middle East peace in. with suspicion. Ph. 322-8321 DeVoney; Casselberry Downtown Sanford terms of a need "to bring his policies and an irritating and tiled a private luncheon with the itiatives gained important mo100 N. Maple Ave. Attending the meeting were Councilman Charles Sizer, and message home to the folks." increasing interference by state leaders of the Farm inentum. IAmgwood Mayor James H. SCIDA Chairman Ed White. For Pollecy Support S &- - - - - - . 4 __ ____t___P __._-_~ -C ( . AIR I%/13Aa 7 .. wmawalm I : ~ 1111111111111111 P_ 111111111111111111116 - r - snap San Diego's five-game losing streak. Mike Ivie also homered for the Padres and Dave Winfield had a pair of run-scoring singles. Jerry Grote and Busty Staub drove in two runs apiece for New York. Cardinals 4, Astros 3 LUIS Melendez beat out an infield hit with the bases loaded in the 11th inning to knock in the winning run for St. Louis. . Pats' Neville Breaks Leg For Patriots '75 Season ~ 'I (11W.'k ! I ~ I ;T-1 'r, ~ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . - b !' ,' , - _~ .4: I 4S : . - ~~ ~44_ - . :rt ' • ' j w ~ ~ l T '.i;i,- '" - I'I-.1; '. '. - . --•' .. '. - .. :•: . . ' -'•-' . ?';;' ." ~ - ', ' 4-.' .':' - :"'. q- -'' ...... i' .' - '' .-:..:.. 1.11 . ., -•'' . IIJti 4 Y''!' j- .. ' :'" - '4"'r'L " - .- tr '. - .• P"A,~- - ' " ?'L - .. J' • i '-: _____ _______________ A The New York Giants released veteran reserve quarterback Jim Del Gaizo and returned defensive tackle Greg Marx to the Denver Broncos. Marx, obtained from Denver Tuesday for linebacker Henry Reed, failed his physical exam because of a shoulder injury. Veteran offensive guard Jim Yartrough left the Detroit Lions' camp. He followed Guy Dennis and Jerry Patton, who left Tuesday. ' ,"'.,,'. ......... , •'' ,i ' ' WA - '.ãts T~K eLt.. ,_,, I _ ' -'i; .: , " : '.i % - —, 'L star weeks ago that no one, including camp altercation, was fined for being Thomas, wcxM play if he missed all of late for practice and failing to attend a the two-a-day practices, which ended last luncheon, raced into the stands after week. Thomas, who had played out his abusive fans in Buffalo and was placed option and became a free agent on May 1, on probation by the NFL after a did just that, not reporting to camp. marijuana conviction. Thomas, 28, reportedly was seeking a Elsewhere, the New England Patriots raise from $60,000 in 1974 to $168,000. lost 11-year veteran offensive tackle Tom The No. 1 choice of the Dallas Cowboys Seville for the year when he suffered a in the Natioral Football League's 1970 broken left leg during a routine practice college draft, Thomas was the rushing drill, -- I of Dallas' 1971 Super Bowl victory John Didion, starting center for the New Orleans Saints the past four The Washington Redskins have ap- over Miami, gaining 95 yards. Traded after a dispute with Coach Tom seasons, was traded to the Chicago Bears parently had their fill of Duane Thomas. I..ar.dry, he sat out the 1972 season rather for an undisclosed draft choice. The lies free to do whatever he wants to than report to New England or San Bears also picked up kicker Sergio Albert do," Tint Temerario, director of player Diego. The redskins obtained Thomas in on waivers frOM the St. Louis Cardinals. personnel arid assistant general manager 1973 for two draft picks, but he played of the Redskins, said Wednesday of the The LosAngeles Rams dealt reserve sparingly despite injuries to a number of controversial running back. "lie can tight end Pat Curran, who is entering his other running backs, make kl a deal ith w somebody bdy else and they venth pro campaign, and rookie wide The controversies which marred se can Just call us. They can sign him and Thomas' stay at Dallas followed him to receiver Howard Strickland to the San then Worry about Diego Chargers for a high 1977 draft Washington. He was suspended by the choice. Coach George Allen had said two Redskins for seven days after a training However, with three linemen and four AMHERST, Mass. (All) The New happen." Only a handful of pre-Fairbanks linebackers, the Patriots were suscepEngland Patriots startled the National players are still with the Patriots as the tible to the pass and rival quarterbacks Football League by winning their first five games and six of their first seven in former Oklahoma coach continues the took advantage of the secondary in the personal challenge of rebuilding a second half of the season. Coach Chuck Fairbanks' second season doormat into a winner. Plunkett, the former All-American last year. The Patriots did a dramatic turnabout Heisman Trophy winner, came back Then they were hit by crippling injuries and won only one of their last in 1974 In both offense and defense, from knee surgery last season, but seven outings. But their 7-7 record was however, Fairbanks said: "We weren't nursed nagging Injuries. He completed the club's best In eight years and even good enough last season — and we won't 173 of 352 passes for 2,457 yards and 19 touchdowns, but was intercepted 22 Fairbanks was pl"ased by the un. stay Ow $afl5t." Despite injuries to rwung back Sam times. provemnent In what he called "one of the most demanding and difficult" seasons Cunningham, tight end Bob Winthor, Cunningham, an outstanding blocker wide i'rcelver Darryl Stingley and other and pass receiver when not carrying the in New England's history. offi.nslve standouts, the Patriots piled up ball, and little Mack Herron, the jack-ofNow the key word in Fairbanks' 148 points, just seven behind NFL leader all trades, are Plunkett's backfield vocabulary is "improvement" in all phases of the game as tie prepares the Oakland. In 1973, New England scored partners. just 258 points. Stingley, an outstanding receiver and Patriots for the 1975 campaign. On defense, the Patriots jumped from runner, is fit again after suffering a "We learned that we could win last last in the league to first. Fairbanks broken arm last season. So is Windsor, year," Fairbanks said. "Now I hope we Installed a 3-4 defense at the line, frustra- who had his knee mangled in scoring the can take the field expecting to win, By that I hope our team will be aggressive, ting opponents' rush and permitting Use deciding touchdown in a victory over the taking the initiative and forcing things to Patriots to sack quarterbacks 38 times. Minnesota Vikings. , . school requirements 0 * with values that are the greatest for boys. Check all these super buys out and you'll find the quality, tailoring and low price tag can't be beat. That's why we brag compare ... you can't do better than Zayre. The Discount Department Store ir eighth off reliever Rick Baldwin capped five-run inning to sink the Mets and Braves and Toni House, 5-5, got the victory with three innings of scoreless relief, - - d I Ralph Garr also had RBI singles for the - - ' 1I 'T shy of the all-time record of 26, suffered in 1889 by Louisville of the American Association when it was a major league team. Angels 8, Red Sex 3 Mike Miley's two-run single capped a six-run third inning that permitted the Angels to breeze past Boston and cut the Red Sox' lead over Baltimore to six games in the East. Yankees 3, A's I Catfish Hunter beat his former Oakland teammates for the third time this year, this time with a three-hitter. Sandy Alomnar's squeeze bunt gave the Yanks the winning run in the third in,. rung. Twins 5, Brewers 2 Solo homers by Steve Braun and Danny Thompson in the sixth inning and a tworun belt by Phil Roof in the eighth offset a pair of blasts by Milwaukee's Darrell [lot ter and carried the Twins to victory. White Sex 4, Indians 3 Pete Varney drew a basesloaded walk from Rick Waits to force in the 12th. inning run that enabled Chicago to top the Indians. Improvement' Key Word T Redskins, Thomas Part 1 L Ken Reitz had a two-run single for the third-place Cardinals who closed to Elsewhere in the National League, within 41-i games of first in the NI East. Atlanta edged Pittsburgh 4-3, St. Louis Doug Bader sent it into overtime with a beat Houston 4-3 in 11 innings, San Frantwo-run homer for Houston, CLSCO edged Montreal 4-3 in 12 innings and Giants 4, Expos 3 San Diego defeated New York 8-5. Willie Mont.anez doubled home the The Phils had to wait 2 hours, 20 winning run in the 12th for San Franminutes for the rain to stop before losing cis.co. The Giants broke a 0-0 tie in the their fourth straight. The long delay 11th with three runs, two on a homer by came in the bottom of the second and the Gary Matthews, before Montreal tied it Dodgers Jumped on Steve Carlton, 11-9, in its half of the inning with the help of for four runs in the top of the third, three ('etc Mackmmnin's two-run triple. Monof them on a home run by Steve Garvey. treal starter Dan Warthen held the Braves 4, PIrates 3 Giants to just one hit through the first 10 Mile lu knocked in tine winning run for innings. Atlanta with a bad-hop single in the Padres 8, Mets S seventh off L)ave Glusti. Dusty Baker an(I Bobby Tolan's three-run homer in th •,, SCIDA Director Lauded Betfy job. I don't think it will affect my team. It shouldn't," The Philadelphia Phillies are in a tailspin and the natives are getting restless. The Phils, given their chance to take over the National league East lead from the stumbling Pittsburgh Pirates, have declined the offer. Pittsburgh has lost seven of its last eight. The Phils have dropped live of their last seven, And now they're calling for Manager Danny Ozark's head in the City of Brotherly Love. "How good are the 1975 Phillies' H'vv far can they go?," asks the Philadelphia Inquirer. "We may never know if Ozark is allowed to spend the last month and a half of the season on the bench." The Plula&lphia Bulletin counters that Ozark Isn't doing a totally miserable job ... he just lacks charisma. The Phils diopped a 54 decision to Los Angeles Wednesday night and Ozark was asked about his critics. "it doesn't affect me," said the 51year-old skipper. 'That's the perils of the - Chicago edged Cleveland 4-3 in 12 innings. Jun Palmer got his 18th. So did the Palmer, who wound up with six Tigers, strikeouts, retired the first eight Royals Palmer is Baltimore's ace righthe faced, gave up a two-out double to Bob hander, the winningest pitcher in the Stinson in the third inning, then set down 16 in a row before Vida Pinson singled major leagues this season and perhaps on his way to the best year tie's had in a leading off the ninth. Two more batters long time. produced three more outs one of them a double play and Palmer had his 16th lie boosted his record to 18-7 Wednesday night with his fifth straight complete game in 27 starts. victory, a dazziing two-hit, 3-0 shutout of The (Tholes got to Marty I'ttin for all their runs in the sixth when Paul Blair hansas City that enabled the Orioles to resume their charge toward the top of the singled, stole second and scored on Lee American League East. May's broken-bat single to right. Then The Detroit Tigers are close to Don Baylor hit his 19th homer into the left t.'ecomning the losingest team In the field bleachers. majors this season and perhaps on the Rangers 6, Tigers s "ay to the worst year they've had in a With one out and two on in the 11th , Len long time. Randle hit a grounder to Detroit shortThey dropped their record to 46-73' with stop Gene ,Michael. lie stepped on second their 18th straight defeat, an 11-inning 6-5 for a forceout but when he tried for an loss to Texas that continued their plunge inning ending double play, his throw to toward oblivion in the American League first was wild and the Rangers' winning Fast run scored. In the rest of the Al, California routed The Tigers' 18th straight loss Is just Boston 8-3, New York beat Oakland 3-1, two short of the AL record, six below the Minnesota defeated Milwaukee 5-2 and modernday major league mark and eight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS $428,267. 4 Tige r s Falter Again critics Rap Ozark 'N- I" K i ssinger E 18 I N P Public Hearing Planned For September Winter Springs Completes Budget . 0 PaIm er W ins o. Phillies In Tails in,o 1 ... To Speak To 3,000 Thursday, Aug. 14, 1975-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL PHILADELPHIA (AP) Val- City. In (as Vegas, Miss Hearst Francisco Examiner president deiphia hotel. Four PhUn- vestigating the Incident and Scott said one reason his February 1974 by the sym- his brother across the country, ter Scott, brother of sports ac- was disguised as a pregnant Randolph Hearst, and the deiphia reporters and an FBI Jack Scott has rowed not to co- brother wanted to turn in Miss bionese Liberation Army. She from West to East. He did not tivist Jack Scott, says he has woman, he said. meeting ended in a list fight agent were present. Scott is operate with investigators. Hearst was because Jack, who later renounced her family, Sa)' where they had been or twice seen missing newspaper He also indicated he may between Hearst and Jack. being held in protective custody Walter Scott, said by his he termed an avowed commu- said she had joined her captors, where they were going. heiress Patty Hearst and his know where she is. 1 think she Neither Hearst nor Jack Scott by the FBI at his request be- brother Jack to have a history nLst, now considered her to be a and Is now being sought on fedbrother has offered to deliver is in the United States, as long was available for comment, cause he says he fears for his of alcohol problems, said Jack liablity to radical causes. lie eral charges of bank robbery, lie said he believed Miss her to authorities, as you remember there are 50 The FBI declined comment. life, offered to deliver Miss Hearst said his brother and other left- kidnaping and various weapons Hearst was now "in a position Scott says he saw Miss Hearst of them, not 48," Wafter Scott The interview, Walter Scott's Jack Scott rented a South Ca. to the government in return for wing sympathizers did not like offenses, where she is being able to b. twice last swnmer, once at his told reporters Wednesday. first since his name was linked naan. Pa., farmhouse last year immunity from prosecution and Miss Hearst becauso they Scott indicated that one of the ci it comfortably financially parents' apartment in Las Scott also claimed that he and to the search for Miss Hearst, where Miss Ilearst reportedly $100,000 to $200,000. But Walter thought she was not a dedicated times he had seen Miss Hearst don't think that her economic Vegas and zgain at an un- his brother had met recently was arranged by the FBI and stayed for a time, A Harris. Scott claimed negotiations on revolutionary, was on a stopover while she was condition is such that she has to specified place New York with Miss Hearst's father, San held in a downtown Phila. burg, Pa., grand jury is in- the matter have broken off. Miss Hearst was kidnaped in en route with his parents and live in it ghetto in Detroit, - - - A --- ':'- - 4 . " b-';' ':' li - . _ I - - W _~ 7 F __ -- " - t . f . . ...... 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' - national college football chain- ing to come upwith some ,rtof Jan. 14-16. pionship and a plan for one reconunendation this time one Casale said most pr evious might be forthc n.rg in a few way or another," Casale said. plans for a major college footmonths, according to the head "Either we'll determine there ball championship would have of a special committee formed shouldn't be a Division 1 foot. sta rted in I)ecvmber, finishing to study such a tournament, ball championship or, if we in January. "We'll meet again In October determine that there should be 'A problem with that is the and we hope to come up with a one, we'll come up with a plan. exam schedule at most schools proper plan to present to the 'We threw several plans in December," he said. NCAA convention in January," around and, at least for the time Ernie Casale, chairman of the being, the opinion is that we p%ddNWiMMNW National Collegiate Ath!etic As. should do something. We did GREAT CUTS soclation's Division I Football determine two things—if at all I For Championship Feasibility ('on)- possible, we don't want to liv inittee, said Wednesday. UY disturb the present bowl strucCasale said the newly formed ture and there should be a tour. Ph. 322-4913 17-member committee—which nament committee to select the Li '6 includes Coaches Darrtll Royal participatilig teams." of Texas and John McKay of Casale said thece is 'quite a ' Unisex Hair Styling Southern Cal ifornia—held its lntol backing" for eith.'ra two. Family Hair Care first meeting earlier this week team or four-team playoff 316 Commercial in conjunction with the sneclal starting after the 1976 season Lakeview Plaza NCAA cost-cutting convention since a plan could not be voted Downtown Sanford which opens here today. an by the NCAA's member indYViVjju1j GS - : 1864 02 - -.1 (IIICM,O (AP) 'The cli We had quite an interesting stitutions before trw annual unite is better than ever" for a discussion and I feel we're go- convention in St. Lows next - ff~ __~ M OMO - ~ _ -~~;_~ _i__- -__ ~ - 2$ - '< h • - ___ _ I t ~ - - - - .- . - _--A ' Colieae Gried Plavoff .',,.,'., ' -' ! Under Consideration ._ __ _~ _ _ 1,~ ; ' kml ___ ._I _ ! 0 -~ & novelty knit shirts -- ______________ iwl 1L ~_ ,_-_V, ff fashion - PRIM,1 Nearly 75 members of Sanford's entry In the YMCA Pop Warner Middle School. Above, the offense runs a play and below, Head Coach Chris Ebaugh talks with his players as Assistant Coach football league are preparing for the upcoming season. The Al Plummer looks on In the r'ar. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) youths are practicing at the field across 17-92 from the Sanford YOUTH GRIDDERS '. ~%e '- ' —",r I ; ' GALS �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BEETLE BAILEY Thursday, Aug. 14,1s Legal Notice KC's i Wigg KANSAS CITY (AP — Paul Wlggn may be the most refreshing head coach to hit the National Football League in a long while, \ i'.gin, hired last winter to try to return the K.nas City Chiefs to respectability, Is in the ards of club owner Lamar Hunt, "a very solid 40, Wiggin mingles a serious tone with a :cr,d of humor and stimulates excitement wi th fs presence. Basically, by his own admission, b' "a fun guy. I'm not a comedian but I .heve in having fun. I had Fun in practice Al wlwn I was a player." Wiggin, who came to the Chiefs'from the Miller n: Coach With coaching sff the San Franc co 4 rs, bubbles wi th enthusiasm and sincerity. When somebody asks him a question, he comes right out with the answer, and you have to believe It's an honest one, The rookie boss of the Chiefs is not a show-off, however, often slipping into a room and sitting down at the rear. Neither is he a fancy dresser, favori ng simple attire and an old-fashioned crewcut. "I finally bought some of those double knit suits and pants," Wiggin said. "We were "It's something I've been doing Since 195O" he kughed, "Once the guys In a San Francisco barbershop told me they didn't know how to cut inaking a road trip with the 49ers and along it. That was quite a shock." %itiI " V Wi n team will also be affected probation players, Elmore Sinith and Travis Grant, small college basketball standout, on indefinite probation, order, said KSU should have meted out stronger punishment for Mitchell. "The w hole thing has been handled in an asinin e 01 a , IIV b4IIU 'Yt'U1SVi.Wy Jilgill. after they signed profession" contracts, a violation of NCAA rules. and you are something less than mediocre, has made what he calls "a radical change." It involves his grip. He's trying It out in the $200,000 Greater Hartford Open that got underway today on the 6,598-yard, par 71 Wethersfleld Country Club course. "I don't know whether It'll work or no t," Miller said. "It's too soon to tell. We'll just have to see. "What I'm doini! is trvin --.'-' -'-' to -- IIM something thRt will work Kentucky State (KSU) did not take "appropriate action" in suspending Mitchell for a year for violation of rules prohibiting a coach from serving as agent in negotiating pro contracts for his players. Mitchell has coached KSU to a 19246 record in his eight seasons and to three rrsnxP('lItiviIl ?.,7ntnnl Acc,,-intnn nf Intr. for Johnny Miller. I can generally get away with hitting the collegiate Athletics championships, in "-.'- "'' ' '' '.- y —. '"" - — SPORTS IN BRIEF SK'~ f% REB0 ARD Baseball Louis St New York 42 SS .530 40 Si .513 Chicago 55 65 .451 1$ 7 ..11 3 411 6½ 13 17½ West ".- Son silego Atlanta National League BATTING (21$ at bats)— Mac hick. Chi, .330; T.Simmons, ML. .343; Watson, Mtn. .329; Joshua. SF, .374 Morgan, Cm. RUNS-Cash, Phi, IS; Morgan, Cln.$2, Rose, Cm,, $0; Lopis, LA. Monday. Chi, RUNS BATTED IN-Luzinski. ' Phi, #5; Bench, Cm, 93; Staub, NY, 7$; T.Peret. Cm, is; Watson, Mtn, enati 71 39 447 — 's Angeles 61 55 .)3$ 15 t'rar :isco 59 59 .500 19v ' HITS-Rose, Cm, 1S9; Garvey, LA, 15$; Cash, Phi. 154; Milian, Ply, Sit 44 .455 24110.11 53 64 .445 24 141; 15 77 .369 35½ Wtdneiday's RSVIII ATiantil 1, Pittsburgh 3 Los ',lg.Ies 5, Philldetpha I S.,n Francisco 4, Montreal 3, MdIock. Chi, i. DOUBLES- Row, Cin,3$; Bench, Cm, 35 Grubb, SD, 31; Cash, Phi, 29; Luzinski, Phi. 7$; Garvey. LA. X. TRlPLES—Pessing,r, CM. I; O.Parkev, Pgh, I; Griffe'y, On, I; Gross, Htn, I; R.Metzger. Mir, Houston 17 innings San Diego S New York $ ' I.lx 4, Houston 3. 11 in. Joshua, SF, I. HOME RUNS-Lutinsiti, Phi, 2$; Shrnidt. Pril, :3 ; Kingman, pfy 74 games scheduled Bench, On, 72; Stargell, PgPs, 20. Today'sOames ¶0. Los's (MiGlotPien 17-I) at STOLEN BASES-Lopet, LA. 32; Morgan, On. 44' proCk. "Al I .tI INiekro 1110), (n) 'ttv' - tRc.' 2.i) 'a' COOt'siO, PUn, 40; Cardenal, CM, 74; P Manguaf, Mon, 21 (iti (Nolan io. 'r. Francisco (Barr 109) at PITCHING (11 Decisions;Hribosky, StL. ID), .769, 1.67; ,i'4r,-jl (Blair 7.13), (n) Gulleft, Cm, 93, .730. 2.09; Oil. icaco (Stune 10$) at Hous Iingham, Cm, 13 ion (RicPid $ 7), (fl) 'sly p'sries scheduled Seaver. NY, 16-7, .695, 2.71; R.Jone's, 'rk'..y's Games $0, 157-,142.2.06; S.Stone, Chi, los, .447. 3 77; Kirby, Cm, P4. .467, 1.55; Sat' rr..,,n,scc at New York, Sutton. LA. 149. 'I. it ii: STRIKEOUTS-Messersmitpi. St. Lou at Atlanta, 2, (In) LA. 172; Seaver, NY, 149; Sutton, PtU-ts. ,i at Cincinnati. (n) LA. 150; Mont,fisscx,, St, 136; i.,s .s at Montreal, () R.Reuschef, Chi, 135 "in D.ego at Philadelphia, ' League Playoffs By rHE ASSOCIATm PRUS Leaders 41 54 44 ' ' at Houston, (n) American League BATTING (2*3 at bats)- Carrw. East Mii's. .347; Lynn. Bsn. 331; Munson. W L Pc?. Q$ NY, .315; Washington. Oak. .313; 71 17 407 — Hargrove, Tex, 312. valtirr.vie RUNS-Rice, Bsn. 73; L,.," 61 52 .552 6 .,Bin, N•,, York 6 1 54 .321 9'-y 74; Ystrzernski, Bsri, 74; Corr*, Ml a'aI.kec 35 64 .447 16 1 , Mm, 77; Mayberry, ICC, 69. P Jackson, Oak. g It'veIand 57 67 456 17 46 73 317 75',y De'tru' RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn, Bsn, West 53; Rice, Bsn, 2; L.May, Bal, 71 17 402 Mayberry, ICC, II; G.Scott, Mu, ansas City 65 57 .356 5½ HI TS-Carew, Mm, 151, Cross-state rivals Miami and Tampa Bay will do battle Saturday night after wlniing their quarter-final -dies In North American Soccer League playoffs. Miami's Dave Proct or pushed a head er past Boston's ShepMessing inthesecondovertlme period in Boston late Wednesday, giving the Toros a 2-1 victory over the Minutemen. Tampa Bay lived up to their Rowdies billing, meanwhile, ma 1.0 home-fIeld victory over Toronto. The game had five official warnings and three player ejections, Brov,ard Vs. Taiwan FORT LAIJDERDAI..E (AP)—Host Broward County meets defending Big League-Little League baseball cham pion Taiwan tonight. And Canada plays Puerto Rico in a game that will cut one of the teams from the double-elimination tournament for players 16.-to-18 years old. San Antonio, which elurJnated Chicago 4Wednesda y, rests today for Friday's semifinal game with the Puerto Rico-Canada winner." -Broward pitcher Frank Scfarratta scored the ftjithome run of the tournament Wednesday night while giving his team a 3-1 victory over Canada. , Aikr Win! e"i IJ.q,,..piS , • PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Sher Acker of}C1Jzf)() Midi., has upset seveflth-Ieeded Mary CarilIo 01 Douglaston, N Y., 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 In the fourth round of the U.S. Girls Grass Court Tennis Championship. Miss Acker, who was two games from defeat at 4-4 in the second set Wednesday, no w faces tcp.seeded Barbara Jordan of King of Prussia, Pa., who also came from behind todefeatSusan Zaro of Menlo Park, Calif., 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. Nastase Toys With Win American League . 'I.,. AA; r., '_o, Sit 61 .417 13~1 Washington, Oak, 51 60 .417 1311 $4 4.6 .150 10 133; River's, Cal, 133; RandIe, Tex, 135. 136; M4-nson. My e ,.,.t: ng CHiCAGO (AP) The National Collegiate Athletic Association begins a special tw o-ctay cost-cutting convention Ida)' — In Soccer PhilpIlla Opens To Baffle Toros ,.1' as NCAA jjf By 'lifE ASSOCIATED After fooling around for most of his sec dround match against Steve Kri.devitz at the $1 0,000 Canadian Open tennis championships, tempestuous Romanian life Na.stase got down to business on the last three points, swept them all and won Viewers Left In Dark - - . - amid suggestions that much of the proposed legislation would benefit the major powers in most sports and, in effect, help the rich get richer, "The only pr oposals would hurt the major powers the ones that would share -&e .. inc wealth of bowl and television money, plus the one to eliminate all athletic scholar. ships," says Frank Broyles, athletic director and head football coach at the University of Arkansas. . -, of your written defenses, if any, to DENO P DIKEOU. of the law firm of Baldwin & Dikeou, 500 E. High *Ay 436, suite 2o, casielberry, . Broyles referred to legislation that would g ua rantee Income from postseason contests to all footballplaying schools In all three NCAA divisions; distribute money from the NCAA television nlnn On nil .,'Iwl. with football teams and dl,stribute receipts from the NCAA Basketball Tournament to all Division I schools with basket. ball teams. •' arc gi ve n a slim chance of passage and the NCAA Council, the or. _________________________ __ Legal Notice Box I L I 1.) "' A I ". I (L;" ka.-,- I — o - . -. . \/ rr,c', 0 - 0 C.: (, cO n 0 0 J Crossville. Tennessee 36 " YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED i - DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE has been filed against ',ou and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to Gene R Stephenson of ST EPHENSOII. STALNAKER AND P A, Post Office Drawer One. Casselberry, Flor ida. 37107. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Attorneys for the Husband sa,d Court on the 291 h day of July. 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P HOW OS COWOM IJSEP 10 KIt? YOU AOLJT HOW YOU PROAØLY HEW 'THE P1DMAINE FNCHISE WEST OF 'THE MISSISSIPPI, ANP CALL YC1J "ARSENIC ANt? OLD FACEANP HOW S1AMEP tO USEP 10 HEY, GREASY REMEMPER WHEN YOU (J501O COOK FOR 11E PAR QT OUTFIT?... A - ,€ I by Bob Montana H' JUST TRYING iOIMPRESSYQIJGPm,S -' if- '1,<S AiWr- " "-\ i'Ll BET HE DOESN'T EVEN i K '\ ' WHAT DtD HETELLYDU, FRENCH?Z, WA'TE LD ME TO GivE UTHE CHECK.'./ (~~Tl ) _ t\ . 11. I Ic LI '.' i " in .1 or LU CAPTAIN EASY A MAGE 'AP1f) A cOr'.JrR'lcr' FROM 0PJCLE LOOK by Crooks & Lawrence A MARRIAGE I ''E5 HI5 LAWYER$ 5AY cONTR,Cfl JTKAT iPJ OUR PRE5ENT Fj)(.. OUT OF REACH CF hKilt Slated ,_,,,.., ,, . . r -17 tr 4vA-1M .'4 MIPJ19TER OR THE r',,,Ii A. ,1,i.."i',,',',r!,i. lU .,,WE CAN BECOME FIRMLY AND LE64W1 MARRIED _____ .iusr BY THE 5I05NING FCH OF LJf CONTRACT — EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - - . ___ ___, /T\1 UP. PAL I / ______ y \//._~.r % 14 I'L( :i 404; ) i\Ji-z -- J___ TI,4~T ,y%'c I I HSAVIEW ) , <ç' --v I ' it J f" ; _/ name thence North 19 clegre" "* 54" West ?2 03' 12". a chord bearing of South lOfeefto point of Beginning, Subject 535121" Well. an arc distance of -_# .. • 54 S9 feet- lhvr i, rn. .in.$S. ?ihl' !' by Garry Trudeau 'IAVA-L4VA1Im,O i QIo4L 544t24Y I w I Ut.4N £(W t11 ,awi alflWA ".. ennis ({__.____.___..._) MODERN.) AV ir.ijiíi BY, Elaine RCIia,d, Deputy Clerk Publish' Aun 7. II. 21. 71. 1975 T 'r.'r ,'1 ('CCO CS, Ti€ BD by Lorry Lewis PER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ç*'ltiori FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , WITNESS my hand and thestal of FLORIDA said Court on August 4th, 1975 CIVIL CASE NO, 5I1S7.CA.I9.A (Seal) NATIONAL STANDRD LIrE Arthur H Beckwit, Jr INSURANCE COMPANY. a Florida Clerk nO the rir,..sg r...... corporation, urr will receive copies oIJACOBY the spade lead. If he proceeds to August. 1975 11th day of August. 1975 H N Tamm. Jr City Clerk Puhli5h Aug. 14, 21, cp "He's a deprived kid! His folks can't affcrd to buy him a calculator!" FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger BolIen One of the standard, book plays Is what might well be the card led. Thus third hand can tell how described as the submarine, many higher cards declarer trump play. This play cons is ts of leading a low trump from holds, declarer can te ll how both hands so as to continue to many higher cards third hand holds. See tomorrow's article. hold full control. This hand from "Test Your (-0 you have a question for Bridge" is a simple illustration the Jacob's? Write "Ask the of this play. Jacobys" care of this South is faced with a sure newspaper. The most Inloser in trumps at his six-heart terestir'g questions be contract. lie can't afford to lose used in tha column and will writors DOONESBURY WlTNESSmyhandandthe'sealof 3,4tid Court on this, the 4th day of (Seal) A rt hur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Cauelberry, Florida 32107 fly Lillian Jenkins ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Deput y Clerk Publish' July 31, Aug 7. 14. 21, 1975 Publish- Aug 7, 11, 21. 71. 1975 DF.P 179 DFO 32 *n W.A ' —, _,.i:~~, on or before September 9th. 1975, otherwise A Judomen, may be on tered against you for the relief tt'mth'1 In the Petition 500 F Hohway 436, Suite 70 ,,., 4- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r,, f,) S By Oswald & James Jacoby L --I,_;_— "—_.-_- Itacquet Club. 0 ,iI __ - A reader from Nebrssks asks us to describe the rule of 11. When a player leads the fourth-best card of a suit, he holds three higher cards. Thus. if he opens a deuce there are nine higher cards held in the other three hands. If he opens a thr.'e there are eight higher, CM. In all cases the number is equal to Ii minus the spots % Florida 37707, Attorneys for the FICTITIOUSNAME LEGAL NOTICE TO ,-,~ '.' 1 61 THE BORN LOSER -- PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Purunnt to Chanter 71 19 1 sv,i of ~, N VS TOM 1. ODOM and GAVE ODOM. DFQ 3) Notice is hereby given that we are his wife, et Cl, engaged In business at 130 Mayfair NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Defendants Circle, Sanford, Seminole County. i ..'t"" OF..:':;.' .. EK13y (ii YEN that iiiu fir ~Oui' ll0r14 TO' TOM I ODOM and by virtue of that certain Writ 0, SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES. Execution issued Out of and under GAVE ODOM, his w.fe and that we intend to register said R es idence unknown the seal Of the Circuit Court of name with the Clerk of the Circuit YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an HillSborOgh County. Florid a. upon ganization's policy-making Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac?iontofofecloseam(,tgageonthe a final judgment rendered in the accor dance with the provisions of following property in Seminole aforesaid court on the 23rd day of body, voted Wednesday the Fictitious Name Statute's, To June, At) 1975, In the*. certain case County, Floridapose them "in the strongest Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes entitled, Drew Tile Supply Co, a Begin at a point 550 feel South 1957 terms." degrees 00' 5$" East of the NE FIO'ida Corporation. Plaintiff, vs. 5' James P. Muriil'i' corner of PIE ', of NW 'i. Section 6. Clifton Shactron. doing Business as Robert E Hostorct 'sadron Tile, Defendant, witich TOivrihip 71 South, Range 30 East, Publish: July 74, ]],Aug 7, 11, 1973 run North $9 degrees 16' 51" West lifOrI'Said Writ of Execution was DEP 179 13$ 59 feet to Point 01 Beginning, run de livered to me as Sheriff of thence' South 0 degrees 07' 3%" west Seminole County, Florida, and I FICTITIOUS NAME 745 feet. thence South $9 degrees 16' have levied upon the following Notice is hereby given that we are SI" East 90 feet, thence North 0 describou ,'roperty Own by Clifton engaged In business at Rt. I Box 313, degrees 07' 31" East 715 feet, thence Shadron, s.:1 property being Maitland, Seminole County, Florida Pforth$Idegree-546' S1" West 9Qfeel located lnSemin'sleCounty, Florida, wider the fictitious name of RIP to Point of Beginning Subject to an more particula, ly described as TREE SERVICE, and that we in easement over the North 70 feet for bollowt' tend to register said with the road; and 10160 Palm Shadows, according Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Begin at a point 550 feet South o to the plat thereof as recorded in Covnty, Florida r accordance with d•Qre 00' 51" East of the NE Plat flock 13, Page 55, Seminole the provisions of the Fictitious corner of NE '401 NW ',, Section 6. County Public R ec ords, detcribcl as Name Stdtutps. To Wit: Section Township 7% South, Range 30 East, t0lIow' Begin at ., point &!(1 feet $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. run North it d'cre,s 46' 54" We's? E,itf aria IC); tO led North of thC 5: Ron,,I" i'.ntti Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS 34$.59 feet to Point of Beginning, South '., Section Post of Section 32, Foster thence run South 0 degree's 07' 31" T ownsh ip 19 South, Ra'sge 33 Last, The second annual "Swing for PublI shRaymond ' Aug. 1, 11, 2 1. 71, 1975 West 215 feet, then ce South $9 then ce tUri Southwesterly along a life" Open Doubles Tennis DEQ 71 degrees 46' 54" East 90 feet, thence curve concave Southeasterly having Tournarne,t begins Monday at worth 0 degrees 07'31"East 743 feet, a radius of 15 feet, a central angle of the Altamonte Springs Inn and soouG . ' 759. thatanactionfor by Dick Turner . tgage Sawaya A Beshere 'L. r the SE quarter of the SE quarter of W Seey and to &11 Parties having or the undersigned intends to engage in said section 11, thence run 05701 claiming to have any right, title or business at III South Myrtle W a,ng said west line of tne SE interest in the real property herein Avenue. ii-, Sanford, Seminole described Quarter of the SE Quarter section County, Florida, under the fidiIiou YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 335 40' to a point II) 70' P4 0571 E name EMPIRE AUTO BODY, and from the SW corner CO the SE that an action to foreclose a mor intends to register tiid name with quarter On the following teat property of the SE quarter of said the Clerk of the Circuit Court of section Il. thence run West 556 49 to in Seminole County, Florida Seminole County. Florida. pursuant the point ofbeg inning Said property Lot 94 WIPISOR MANOR. FIRST to Chapter $6509, Florida Statutes is pres en tly zon ed OC 2 (General ADDITION, according to the ptt ",T'r,,u Commercial) District and Al Thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17. S' Robert F. Prelsler page 73, Public Records of Seminole (Agriculture) District, Publish. July 71. 31. Aug 7. 11. All part ies in interest and cItizens County. Flor ida, DE 12$ shall have an opportunity to b has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your heard at said hearing FICTITIOUS N AME written defenses. ,f any, to if on van By order of the City Commission Notice Is hereby given that I am ' Gay & Burke. P A. at of the City of Sanford. Florida, this engaged in business at 997 Hwy, 434. S, ( * NOTICE IS 14EREBY GIVEN that Publish: July 21. 31, Aug. 7, II. 1975 DEP-130 CX) t)U SuPO5E NOPE! I I4EA'EP.,5' / AN' JU IF WE 5)&ED 1TNINk. WE'D Ti. ABOUT AS THEM IN YSTARV'E T0 H S,AIV V IOUGH! vwmk.. I 11 1 . intend to register said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the FSCtitiOus Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $4509 Florida Statutes 1957, 1 I ... ) UP' HERLTONE' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given thCt I am Not;ce is hereby given that a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. engaged in business at 551 E High Public Hearing will be held at the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE way 434, Longwood, Seminole C ommission in COUNTY. FLORIDA. County. Florida under the fictitious the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1396.CA.19.0 name of SEMORAN CENTER, and o'clock P.M on September n, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP that I Intend to register said name to consider the annexation of TGAGE ASSOCIATION. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. property described as fol lows. Plaintiff. Seminole County, Florida n cc Begin at a paint on the easterly cordance with the provisions of the right of way of line SR 6001 IS u s YOUNG JOHN SEAY. JR a k a Fictitious Name Statu,es. To Wit: i;.97 said point being 151' N and JOIINNIE SEAY. and BARBARA P Section $6509 Florida Statutes ' 75 01 degrees East from section of SEAY. hI wife, 5: Philip E. Blake Defendants said easterly R.w line with the South Publish: Aug. 7, 11, 21, 71, 1975 NOTICE CF SUIT 556 49' section 11. township 20 souTh, DEO 26 range E. Seminole County. then TO BAR B&PA II SEAY RESIDENCE UNKNOWN run north 3S0lcleqrees F along said NOTICE OF REGISTRATION All parties claiming $eqti ln xj by. easterly R.W line 335 10' then N OF FICTITIOUS NAME 19.59,17 E 40$.))' to the west tin, of through, under or against Barbara Altamónte Springs 77701. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitiOuS name of ASSOCIA IFS AD VERTIS1P4G AGENCY. and thai I by Dave Graue '\ THE ISCUrTS I FIGURED 'L GOT OFF ID1J PLATES S4ILE 11'IERE '\OU WERE 'TAt.kIP4G )%VAY SHE COULD -THERE 'TO %LMS! it - SPICE THESE'THINGS ~ t~'iill( Plaintiff, arid to file the original with the Clerk of the above Styled Court on or before August 291h. 1975. otherwise !udgment may be en tered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. aniounting to a large amount of money." may take part in any NCAA post-season "I'm not an agent," Mitchell insisted competition during the probationary Wednesday night, as he has in the past. period. lie has not, however, denied taking The NCAA did not name players Wed. money from the players. "It was a gift, nesday, but Its Investigation has ap- something they want ed to do," he said. He repeated Wednesday night that he never acted as an agent. "I said I wasn't and I never was," he said. The NCAA said the one-year suspension WIT' By order of the Plannin(j and Commission of the City of Sanford. Flor ida thiS 11th day of AuQvt, 1975. Arthur H. Harris Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning required toserveaCOPY Pt 9, 11w NCAA said Mitchell received four paymen ts after taking part in negotiations with pro teams, and one deal "provided for ( Mitchell I to rece ive annual payments ,,, scholarships and none of its athletic teams ALLEY OOP _______________________________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SUIT that a Complaint to Foreclose a IA CU P401 iF. Mortgage has been filed against you TO VIR GINANN ball Association in 1971 and Grant, a Forward, a $150,000 contract from the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA in '• . ) ' the Buffalo Braves of the National Basket. Tuesday in Chicago from Mitchell; KSU president Dr. Carl Hill; the chairman of the board of regents, Dr. Joseph Leone, and athletic director William Exum. The NCAA announced Wednesday the appeal had be en deni ed and that KSU was on indefinite probation The school may Lssue no basketball 197071.72. Rowdies, council hear(] an appeal - , Smith, a 7-foot center, reportedly received a $1.5 million package deal from . .... ""'-' ball mediocre. But to win tournaments, you have to hit it good a ll the time. "I Just haven't been doing that, The 1974 Player of the Year has tailed off badly after his record-setting exploits in the Arizona deserts at the start of th e season. lie swept those two tournaments, lead ing every round, shooting in the & in every round, twice scoring 61s. He won his fourth start of the year and ran his money-winnings to $107,318. But nothing has gone right since then. He's won only $76,567 in the months since. He hasn't won a tournament. The three times he's put himself In position — at the Masters, Philadelphia and the British Open — his bid fell sho rt. He's slipped to fourth on the money-winning list. The frustration reached Its most severe level last week when he missed the cut for the final two rounds of the PGA National Champio nship. Even wi th his problems, and his search for an answer to them, Miller ranked as one of the top choices in the 144-man fieldthatischaslnga$40,000flrstprlzehere. ________________________________________________________ by the , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE KELLER and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRDONALD C) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SHIRt FY A KELLER, his wife Defendants COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. NOTICE OF SUIT In Re; the Marriage of NALD C) K ELI FR and tiusb,ind, LII N U S U his I IMOT NY SHIRL EYA K ELL and wife parentiv centered around c har g es that Mitchell acceptetl iiuincy fr'zii two former Kentucky State University basketball cI _________ — _ ____ Commission FLORIDA Publish: Aug 14, 1975 CASE NO. 75.1477.CA09-E VERA PARKER 0E066 Plaint fl l 1 Zoning nnocer'it' Innocent p-n ____ ________ CARNIVAL 14, 1973-38 cash the ace and king of trumps, he will have to lose a spade later on, unless sometaing especially good ha4 en, In the minor suits. are two other ways to play the hand and both work. One is to lead a diamond to the ace, ruff a spade, diamond to the king, ruff the last spade, club to the ace and then lead trumps. The simpler play is to submarine a trump immediately. Then draw trumps and discard the last two spades on dummy's clubs. / _,, Thursdsy, Aug. By OSWAI.fi and J,%%IFS JA('OBY t ~/ / 8.l if shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing A, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR COUNTY, SEMINOLE n NCAA Jones, P I An IV & 0E067 •' w — Carroll Post Office Box 911 24 U.S. Highway 1792 Cesselberry, Florida 32707 PubIih Aug 14. 71. 1975 _~~ , _ It,~ a he t-.as a temper. has placed Kentucky State University, a imposed the sanction Wednesday, saying National Lea,ue East W L Pct. Pittsburgh 47 3" Wiggi'. said he is "Idealistic ... almost to the point of being unrealistic at time. I think, in 0e long run, that will pay off for rue." FIANK f'OIT, Nv, i AP ) -. Basketball Coach I .ucias Mitchell maintains lie's innocent of offenses for which the NCAA revive a golf game that has gone from very, very good to Baseball "You know, when the 49ers played Cincinnati last year, my old coach at Cleveland, Paul Brown, stopped me after the game, pointed his finger at n and said, Paui Wiggin, you're ready. When the opportunity comes, dGn't hesitate." ''inappropriate and insufficient in light of hiS involvement ni this case.'' KSU track Coach Ken Gibson, whose The NCAA Committee on Infractions League •.. Wiggin, who doesn't look the type, admitted ) il WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (AP) —Johnny Miller, trvirw to Major Manteca, Calif. Now, it's 28 years later ) ) 4 b'Ite5s coach 'when I was 12 years old growing up in Wiggin said he decided he wanted to be a nunc* ---.------, Humor EvgHraId,Sanford, WIN AT BRIDGE NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be Mid in the" Commission Room. City Hell, City resses The names and Sanford, Florida at I:1 PM on of the transferor And the transferee Thursday. August 21, 1975. to con and all other business names and Sider the following Change and addresses used by the transferor within the last three years $o far as itmendmentto the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford. Seminole known to transferee are a. Transferor: Frank Black and County, Florida Rezoning from SR IAA, Single Jane Black, his wife, d b a "The family Residential District Seminole Love noulique." LOOk of To That Of GC 2. General Plaza, Highway £36. Cassetberry, Commercial District Florida, 37707 That Properly Described at Lot Transferee' Robr1 T. Smith and Llncj,, L Smith, his w i fe. 1511 7, Block 21, Dreamwold fleing more generally described as Canary Street. LonowOOd. Florida located 2600 Block. Iroquois Ave Other Names — None The planned use of the property is t, All debts of the Transferor are combined residential and corn to be paid in full as they fall clue as a mercial structure transaction. result of the All parties in interest and Citizens t. w. Carroll, Jr.. Esquire NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk transfer Is about to be made, KSU Coach : 'i C For Go/f O t hi nk I had when I was at Sthrtford. "I was trying to sneak through the airport and the first person I see Is Cedrick Hardman, a 49ers defensive end. He took one look at me and said: "Hey, man, you l ook great in the middle t you got to do something about both ends," The crewcut? with my short haircut I had a pair of shoes I Alters Grip; f Sense __. Mort Walker Legal Notice , I (?9 % 1~ �4 -Evening Herald. Sanford. FL Answer to Previous PuUle Thursday, Aug. 14, l7S Animals - I TONIGHT'S 111 Thursday (24) Hollywood TV Theatre 9:30 (13) Law And Mr. 10:00 (9) HarryO (13) Burke's Law (44) Dinah 10:30 (6) PolItical Telecast (24) The Arbors (35) Burkes Law 11:00 (2.6,5,9) Newi (3S) 700 Club (44) NIght Gallery 11:30 (2. 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Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT H. LANAM. Defendant. r- r" r" - - 4.3 44 __ ___________ - _____ ____________ 1 -- - 47 -- - --- 49 - - _ 55 -- I --58 -- -59 ______ 14 - -______________________________________________________ 9:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Noon The Day Before Pubhctlon Sunday - Noon Friday - SEEK & FIND' National League 1 wriPerrPF HAIRDRESSER with following; up to 10 t,ct. Call 322 1176 after 6Pm. ___________________________ ____________________________ - . x. Sales person with ladies' wear cx perience Apply in person, Roiay. 725 1st St Sanford _______________________________ _____________________________ 9-Good Things tO Eat ________________ i-Card of Thanks Peas. yu pIck, black eyeS I Purple We with to express our deeP ll New patches continu,comlng grattude for the kindnesseS, in On Oregon Ave. 1. 1 ml. Nor donations and many Other i* MI. 46 and lust West presslons of sympathy received West of Sanford. Closed on Sun from all our friends, including the _______________ Central Florida React and the c.a. ClUbs. 1i-lnstruCtiOr5 The Family of William Kenneth _______________ Pearson. Sr. __ -- 4-Personals 21-Situations Wanted ----------_____ . Enerqrtc niatiire woman desires , work Receptionist, light typing, cashlering, filing, posting, switch . board ('all 322 7457 Girl desires to do day work, own transportation Ovedo. Sanford, l000wcx)cJ, DrF3ary area 322 1115 _______________________ --- - DRUM LESSONS ---- .. ' Rentals 3723 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkeri. For further Information call 477. 4387 or write Sanford AlArion Family Group P.O. fbi 533, Sanford. Fla. 32771 H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOB AVAILA. TERV JEWS BLE FOR BEST STU. DENTS. 3 Room Apt Completely remodeled and neWly fur,..Ihed EXTRA NICE 110 W First St MOnthly Rentals Available 51)5 5150 Color TV QUA( ITY INN NORTH I 1?. 514 1)1 Lorlq*ood ARE YOU LONELY? Let us he'p you to meet the right person ivst for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 303. 713 2740. One bedroom npartrnent; $25 week U! ivy monrn oil ouin F'ark Avenue, or 3777317 37-Business-Property Beauty shop spacr' ,,va'at)fe, new complex, S stations, plumbing. heat air, excellent location By builder, 3730747 _______________________________ 2400 sq ft ideal garage, shop, warehouse. All or part will remodel to Suit tenant 377 5321 or 3226670 31A-OupleXes ________________ - - DEL TONA N,-.'. Duple., mm or unfurn Drapes, Water. Lawn Care 373 1075 or 666 6346 - Call 1'73 4557 - ____________ Found - _ 32-Houes Unfurnished - BAMBOO COVE APTS. One Three v 't-. h'at ,jr" fenced $173 mo Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3777750 bc'droum apariments, or unfurnithed Newly, redecorated Come see 300 E One Bedroom. middle aged or Airport BIvd, Sanford 373 1310H _______________________________ Senior citizens preferred Can ____________________________ furnish. 7221141. One and two bedroom houSe's and apartments 110 to $130 per mo Modernizing 'your Home? Sell no Some furnshcd 321 0066 booqer needed t'tt useful items with a Classited Ad ,5EVlLLA GARDENSSanford's finest 1 & 7 BR resident apts. Eat in kitchens, BALL REALTY dishwashers, disposals, heat air. shag car CHOICE RENTALS peting, draperies, private From ON ALL PRICE RANGES $150 7015 Sanford Ay II? W Is? St 327 564). 377 7757 i-Three bedrooms, 1', baths; fully .::_3iApartments Furnished carpeted III) Valencia Cl. West. $S9 1511 AVALOP4 APAPT?.a[I.4T5 ADULTS P40 PETS 3 bedroom, 7 story. central heat & 116W 2nd St air, nice neighborhood. references Downstairs apartment, lights, requlred,$190n,o $100 deposit 337 7399 water and garbage collecilon _______________________________ furnIshed Adultt only, working For rent or sale 2 yrs old. 3 BR, 7 Couple Preferred 417 W I tth st bath, family mm., 2 car garage. sanford central air, heat, kitchen equip 3 rooms for one or cnuple Water pad Call eve's 67$ 3091 _______________________________ Air conditioned Quiet 7 bedroom cottage, air, like References required $100 mo, $50 new, paneled, large porch, l35 deposit 377 7779 mo Itt & last Older couple only. 177 0257 & 7 - H. & R. BLOCK, 21 South Beach St.. Dayton Beach, Fla. 904.252.4685, '' --------- -_____________________ _______ ___________________________ ' 6-Child Care 18-ileip Vanted ______------ ---------------- - ________________________- -- Complete ctiId care services. New Summer Progiaml HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373 3.00 - --- -_____________________ - We have lIstIngs. We havi buyers We ned another real estate II. tenses to help us make sales Forrest Greene, ln 323633). fl; Christian mother wilt keep children In her home. $4 d.sys per week. 321-0064 - - ExperIenced MachInist NOTICE OF ADOPTION ABABY'SWORLD OFOROINANCE STEADY WORK lmmedIat Care for infants to age) only. 501 E. NO. is openIng for an experienced 25th St. 372 6643 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: machinIst with full knowledge of ARIES (Mardi 21-Apr11 19) relationshIp. You will take notice that the City ..,.,i mill 1. lath. n.ratinn Wrirk You set high goals today. CANCER (June 21-July 23) Commission of the City of Sanford, consists primarily of prolo type ien,'se1I them with a Florida, on August 11, 197$, passed However, you can't afford to Your work habits are clean and unIts. No production. Must be able ClassIfIed Ad from the Herald. and adoed Ordinance Plo. 1304. CS to reed I iv*erpr-et c$'awngs. Must kid yourself as to what can be precise today. Stick with it. Call us todayt Don't dellyt Just follow's: be able to work alone. Phone 377 332.3611 or 131.999). To place dial practically done, Don't mess-up by Involvement This inttrjm,nt prepared by: C. 6761 for eoIntmeft. your low cost Went Ad. VeroonMlie, Jr., City Attorney P.O. ___________________________ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In another person's business. lox 1778, Sanford, Florida 32711 50ea: The hidden unse. Hated below appear forward, Things are not always what LEO (July 23-Aug. Youi ORDINANCE NO. 1364 bsckward, up, down, or diagonally i.e th. puzzle. Find esch Notice Legal Notice theyappeartobe.Investlgateif be happiest doing the things In ANORDINAPICEOF THE CITY OF hIdd.n nsa. and hex it In as shown: NOTICE OF ADOPTION S A N F 0 R 0. you're seeking or searching for life that are free. There's really F L 0 P I A, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND A8TROS DODGER.S PADRES OF ORDINANCE DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. something important. no need to waste money having BRAVES EXPOS PIRATES NO.1*3 ANNEX WITHIN THE COP FLORIDA CARDINALS GIANTS PHILLIES GEMINi (May 21-June 20) fin, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.ISI.CA.19 CUBS METS REDS You will take notic. that the City You're fortunate today in SANFORD. FLOI4IDA, AT THE ViRGO (Aug. 23) TOMORROW: The Rolrin4 TwentIes o Commission of the City of Sanford, EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER dealing with someone with very You achieve a sense of well. Florida on August Il, 1915. passed FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID FINANCE, INC. high standards. Don't let small, being today with the family, ORDINANCE THAI CERTAIN Plaintiff, and edoed Ordinance No. 1)03, as follows. selfish desires upset this Don't let one member's PROPERTY ABUTTING U.S. vi. ThIs Instrument prepared Dy: C. HIGHWAY 11.fl AND BETWEEN DUANE J NOVCSEDL lAX. DIGNA selfishness ruin your mood. AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND THE G NOVOSEDLIAX, his wife, arid VernonMlze, Jr., City Attorney P.O. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Try To Avoid 177$, Sanford, FlorIda 32771 EASTERLY EXTENSION OF JAMES W. RUPICH, ORDINANC!NO.I)63 LAKE MARY BOULEVARD ltd Your feelings could easily be Defendants TATU AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ACCORDANCE WITH THE hurt, but you possess the r-, S A N F 0 P 0, FL0PI0A PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 74-190. AMENDED I mental discipline to forget It DECLARING ITS INTENTION IC) LAWS OF FLORIDA. NOTICE OF ACTION Blood Sugar Fad FPINEX WITHIN THE COR and enjoy the rest of the day. WHEREAS, there has been filed I0FflLI 1 PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF with the City Clerk of the City of TO' DUANE J. PIOVOSEDLIAK bCUJtl'lU (L)Ct. Z4..Nov.) A fly Lawrence F.. Lamb, M.D. DINOSAURS SANFORD, FLORIDA, AT THE Sanford, Florida, pefition con. and DEAR DR. LAMB IS MISSING 7 :30 • friend could interfere and stop EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS tainng the name of the property DIGNA G NOVOSEDLIAK you from getting something Hypoglycemia is a myth. So uwner In the area described FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID ALSO his Wife ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN herelnafterraqvestingannexatlmto 107 Sherwood Place deeply desired. You don't have &3YS the American Medical PROPERTY ON the corporate ares of the City of Bel AIr, Maryland SANFORD to let her get away with it. Assn. in an article in Sanford, Florida. and requestIng to You are notified that an action to AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN. ij' 1 SAGITFARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. CosmopolItan. A doctor on the be located therein; and FORD AVENUE AND PALMWAY foreclose a mortgage on the WHEREAS, the Property Ap. following psoperty in Seminole AND BETWEEN POINSETTIA 21) Someone could prevent you morning 'IV program in this DRIVE AND ROSE DlVE IN pralserofSevninoleCounty,FIoflda, County, Florida: I from getting recognition you country (Canada) dismissed it having certified that there is ACCORDANCE WITH THE 2. ::..,,... eelASII*N deserye. Keep your feelings to as some people have anxiety pruperty owner in the area to be HEIGHTS, UNIT7,accordingtothe RPOVISIONS0F CHAPTER 74.1K",5 I ia , , annexed arid that said property Plat thereof as recorded in Plat LAWS OF FLORIDA. yourseu. iiIe truui ww out. aaczs. - .._ ?IP.lI S I has signed the petItion for Book 16, Page 71, Public Records of WHEREAS, there has been filed I I I a I ,,, ve ypoyce organ1za41ons ave issue annexatIon, and wIth the City Clerk of the City of Seminole County, Florida. 19) You pensive mood could and my handicap Is worsened public statements to try to WHEREAS. the City Commission has been filed against you arid you Sanford. FlorIda, a petition con. Df the CIty of Sanford. Florida. cause you to think everything Is considerably because most protect the public from a fad. are required to serve a copy of your taming the names of the property ______________________ against you. It's a foolish medical people have the same diagnosis of low blood sugar deemed It In the best interest of the written defenses, if any, If) It on owners In the area described City to accept saul Petition and BERNARD C O'NEILL. Jr. of hereinafterreQue,tIngannexationto wony. It jat Isn't so. attitude. Now, my question to had become a wastebasket Intends to annex said aria, the corporate ares of the City of ROBY, CUNNINGHAM I O'NEILL. NOW, THERFFOPE, BE IT Sanford, Florida, and requesting to AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) you Is, how come there Is this catchall diagnosis for PA, Plaintiff's attorneys, wt "BRUCE LEE" ENACTED BY THE PtOPLE OF be located therein; and You'll diwover someone you resistance In large part to everything from juvenile address lsl6S Hartford Building. 700 2 BIG HITS IHE CITY OF WHEREAS, the Property Ap. SANFORD, East Robinson Street, Orlando, thought to be your friend Isn't, hypoglycemia? It certainly delinquency to sexual FLORIDA: FREE 'LUCKY COINS' FlorIda, 32501, on or before the 17th praiser of Seminole County, Florida, / SECT ION 1. The City Commission . loss Is really ng very much more problems. It doesn't cause day of September, 197S and file the having certified that there are ty.q 'THECHINESECONNECTION f the City of Sanford, Florida. original wIth the Clerk of this Court, property owners In the ares to b 'aeriby declares its lntenti)n to $flMXId end that the said property either before service on Plaintiff's PISCES (Feb. 20.Marth 20) myself. The public goes through fads tnnex to and to make a part of the 'FIST OF FURY' owT'ars have sIgned the petItion for attorneys or rnmedlately Something will happen today. DEAR READER - You have for illnesses. Not long ago it was :lty of Sanford, Florida, at the thereelter otherwise a default will annexatIon, end xpiratlon of thIrty days from the WHEREAS, the CIty CommIssion You'll feel unjustly accused of a legitimate tomplaint. I didn't common to blame every be entered against you for t'a relief fate of the passage of thiS 0f of the City of Sanford, Florida, has demand.j in this Complaint. havingaharvl!nliFearsthatlt ee the article you mentioned, symptom of depression, li,'aance, as provided for by Chanter deem.d It In It.. h.41 I,t.,.. - wuiN5myriandandtheseslof will affect yotr reputation are but It is true that the AMA and anxiety, or other difficulties in i sw's of FlorIda, 1974, that this Court on the 11th day of August. NI5II r to annex said area. groundless. pa other organizations have Issued middle-aged women on the :ertalni property described • 1975 otlows: NOW. THEREFORE, fE IT ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, public statements to the effect menoaus!. In recent years Begin at a point on the Easterly ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court LD.8ITI C41TXU YOURBIRTRDAY that hypoglycemia is un- hypoglycemia has replaced - ight.of way of line SR-400& IS U.S. THE CITY OF SANFORD, By Lillian Jenkins 7.97 saId point being 151' N and 25.01 FLOP IDA: Aug.15,ltlS common. However, t!'ese menopause as the fad ,CtJTI .[•'.' As Deputy Clerk WVBl! 1:30 legrees Lest from section of said SECTION 1. The City Commission You'll set lofty goals this organizations snow full well diagnosis. Istirl)- P.W line with the south of the Ztty of Sanford, Floridt (Seal) y, even taking less that hypoglycemia does xL'it. 54.49' section fl, township 20 south, The problem Is hypoglycemia hereby declare's its intention to Aria ange 30 E, Seminole County, then moneyifnecessarytoachleve Thepolntisthatalotofthlngs Is made worse by many non Pubtish Aug 14,21,281 Sept. 1, 1973 anne* to and to make a part of the S hewlev un north 23.01 degrees E along said City of Sanford, Florida, at the OEQ.71 what you c%s1re. Your ideals being called hypoglycemia (low medical, self-appoInted experts ,j. eterIy nW line 325.40' then run N expiration (4 thIrty days from the good. They'll prove t be blood sugar) are not that, '-' providing erroneous in. 959.12 E 405 Il' to the west lin, of ) F' date of the passage c4 this Or. FICTITIOUS NAME he SE quarter of the SE quarter of rig,ht. I think the AMA and other formation on the subject to the Notice is hereby given Ihat I am dinance, as provided for by Chapter aid section 11, thence run S 0.32.04 engaged in business at :: ,' Winter 71190, Laws of Florida, 1971, that public. You can read that a ' 'Il4'ng said west lIne vi the SE Springs, 201 BIrch certaIn property described as Terrace, ievei Of blood sugar below 90 uartev of the SE quirter section II Seminole County, Florida under the i0fows: 3340' to a point 143 20' N 057' 1' E ficIltI',,s name of R.H.S. CO., and means you have hypoglycemia, Lot), BIOk 2, FLORA HEIGHTS. rom the SW corner of the SE that I Intend to register laid name according to the Plat thereof a statement made by one such uartec of the SE quarter Of slId wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, recorded In Plat Book 3. Page It, writer on nutrition, wh!ch Is edion II, thence ru.' West 55'i 49' to SemInole County. Florida Public Recorth in ac ic point of be-'jlnMng completely without scientific cordarice with the provisions Of the SECTION 2. That this ordinance SECTION 2, That this ordinance FlctItioi Name Statutes, To-Wit: shall become effectIve immediately basis and only showed her lack hall become effective Immediately Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1957. JOIN THE PO'a its passage and a'Sop$ion, of knowledge. pon Its passage and adoption. 5: ROterl H. Sudduth PASSED AND ADOPTED this L PASSED AND ADOPTED this Publish: Aug. Nature played a trick on us in 14, 21, 25 Sept. i, 197$ 11th day of August, AD.. 197$. Ith day of August, A.D., 197$. 5: Lee P. Moore OEQ4S UNDSEY BLOOM FAN CLUB that anxiety causes a release of S: Lee P. Moore ________________________ adrenaline, and when your Mayor FICTITIOUS NAME 5: Johns 0. MorrIs WMIGPIJZ& John 0. Mørrl* NotIce Is hereby gtvan thit I am r does fall, a way to 5: A A "Mac" 3: A.A. "Mac" engaged In business Ct 2407 S. HAVE A WEEKEND ON THE lEACH raise the level Is by releasing McClan.p,an M.cCianatian Decottes Ave., Sanford. SemInole s: Jullant 1. Stenstrom adrenaline which in turn Come On In And Let Us Tell You !4o 5: Julian 1. Stenstrom County, Florida under the fIctitious 3: Gordon Meyer Sr Gordon Meyer releases glucose from the lxdy name of BUSINESS SRVICES OF - -P LU As the City " As the City SANFORD, and I intend to stom. So both hypoglycemia 10:07 Commisilon Commission of the register said name wtth the Click of the of the City of and anxiety cause adrenaline CIty of Sanford, the Circuit Court1 SemInole County, S'I?ufprd, Florida. Florida. release, and the adrenaline Florida In accordance with the By: H N Tamm. Jr. .. By' If. N. Tmm, Jr. r provisions of the Ficlltios Name release causes a lot of the City Clerk City Clerk Statutes, To.Wif: $,ctiOn 663.09 Attest: symptoms. The difficulty is in ttest: Florida SteMe. 1937, 5: H. N. Tamm, Jr. sorting out whether the patient S I,. N. Tamm, Jr. S: Henry .1. BoIssonneault City Clerk ubllsh: Aug. 11.21, 31, Sept, 1, 1973 PublIsh: Aug. 14. 21,21, Sept. 4. 1913 Publish: has anxiety or hypoglycemia. Aug. 14. 71, 38, Sept 4. t7$ L011 DIQ-46 DEQ. ,,._ • I •WI yW yWfl - . -. . . - - . -. __________________ 33-Houses Furnished -=--- -- - _j!,gal -- -- * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hor' * New house's in a rural area 4o down payment, monthly Payrnent less than rent Government suty%idited to qualified buyers Call to see if you oualifyi M UP4SWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker loIw )st'.,t NORTHEAST SEMINOLE * WANTED THIEVES * to steal thiS like new 3 ui. i bath home from desperate out ol.state owner Big fenced lot, central air, garage, close in Available today; flO Qualifying. Priced in the $7Ø Hurry. 5)1 5772 CLIFFJORDAN,REALTOR From In a w' - ...... I z - SALES BY KISH EXECUTIVE BEAUTY- Formal living & dIning room, large family room with fireplace. 3 bedroom. 2 bath split plan. Nearly an acre fenced $31500 7524 Park Drive 377 711$ REALTOR AFTER tips '1779754 )7?6.I0 322)991 -- JOHNNY WALKER Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 372 7511 3226.457 )LLI. - Sten strom 2 Bedroom, 1931 Summerlin Ave $8,900 ___________________ Z ' 7I%uIariner's _'ii1Iage . [J] Harold Hall Realty Hwy 1792 Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching For. Come out and see them to appreciafe Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Next To CavaIi.r for you Sanford. by Owner. 3 lIP. 1 bath, large eat In kitchen, plus formal New carpet, dining room 'replace, large corner lot Recently reduced 121.500. Call 031 7085 ____________________________ 3'3.Ul0 w crc Why Not Live In Sanford's Establi hed Residential ',) Ycur ' - .... ,- Why store it and forget i? Sell it and forget it wilh a Classified Ad 7611 Area? d Bedroom, screp,,ed porch, - LINDSEY BLOOM Luxury Patio HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everythir.g yet away from it aID Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks 3M 30 Year Mortgages -S pcI. downs. cr Conventional Morhgaes. = CONSTRUCTION Inc. 211 W.2Stti Senford, FIa, Call for App?. 322.3103 Remodeling Additions . .--..-. -- .-- .- ..... = . . ---- -.=- . -... - - -=,..- Apartments Car rge Cove Adult Clubhouse 6G' PooiSWed,n Pool LaSe •Laundromat CAdult Clubhouse with Color TV, Pool Table, Kitchen $ Teen Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin Ball Mach.fle, Pop Machine STUDIO 1,2,3 BE DROOM SUITES 2 DEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM Bring your own home or select one from our models on display. DIR CCf lUP4 S Frern Ortano Take 5* 4)t 1) Miles Cast s.f Play il-St .iI.,.4- Go Sowth on SaivIoril Lvi 5.- .. eneva ordens Centerfold Girls ' carpet, no ADULT or FAMILY PAkK. 9dØuide - 123.8160 .--.. --- -- .'--.---- r-'- -. ------ - -:---. 'r.v --: -.-.-------------- -.- Merchandise _____________________________ -- - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale --' = - - - - 925 80-Autos - for Sale 1974 Dash,'r Station Wagon Automatic trans a c, cx ceptioriatly clean 11.195 Ask for' Duane McGuire 377 1651 ______________________________ 1973 Chevy Caprice Loaded Low mileage, one owner, very clean 13.000 377 1546 .. , JACK POT RODEO BIG GARAGE SALE Low price's Fri Sat Sun 207 Pine Winds Drive, Sanford (Hidden Lake) l960Mercedes Benz Good ondt,on 11.000 377 0954 CHICO & THE MAN I F U' TO YOU 67A-Feed 1971 Pinto, Runabout I Speed. 1 JIM DANDY JAll FEED , economy special $195 "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S E 16 Sanford 37) 473) 1977 Pinto. low miles. extra clean __________________________________ $1,795 68-Wanted to Boy _____________________________ Many other economy & full size autos at discount prices Good CASH 3224l32 credIt, 110 down. & low monthly For used turniture appliances tools. payrre'rits etc Buy 1 cm 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave PORCH SALE. Clarinet. $20; ironing board. sleeping bag, four. slice toaster, deep fryer cooker. sombrero, clothing (ladles and children), suitcases. books and much more. $11 Elm Avenue, Fri, 8 Sat 106 ___ 55-Bcsats8, ACCessories -- - CHICO & THE MAN ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any condition 444 $126. Winter Park it' carson tscwrck'r, 115 HP Merc ,.th power tilt nd certified trailer md. power winch, all 1972. 12.500 Call 373 1048. S Pornts. Lcx'igwood in $570 or S34 4405 Cash For Your Junk Cart 373 91)6 ANTIQUES ROBSON MARINE 297lHwy 1797 In 5951 I Piece or HO',,Sr'fijil CASH 373 4121 CA S H For Your Junk Cars 373-1379 Wanted to buy used oftice furniture. Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 11 92. 830 120.6 56-Camping Equipment 73' Terry Camper. 1913 model. Sleep's 6. A C gnoii condition, used only 2 or 3 377 5979. PINEY WOODS BARN- We buy Furniture & Mivellaneous. Sell for 30 pet, commission Free Pick. ups Auction Saturdays 7 pro. Sanford 372 7770 60-Office Supplies Used office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk 8 chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as it Cash and Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.97.0304706 1967 Rambler Rebel 1700 323 0859 1969 DODGE MONACO. New motor, factory air; power steering Asking price 1350. 373 1232 p.m We Buy Furniture '73 Fiat. 530 Spiier. Clean; new top DAVES' 373 9370 '66 VW; 31 miles' per gal good running condition. 1100. 373 9579 32mpg 11.630 3226051. 72-Auction 81-Aviation SANFORD AUCTION from heaven when It's like you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad One half interest In Luscomb IA CatltIO9S73afterép m 1700 French Aye, 373 7310 pennies - Ruger Black Hawk. 351 Magnum with holster, $115 Scuba equip. ment. 183 372 6535 1954 Chevy; 16' boat; portable TV arid large bar for sate. Can be seen ut 1709 MagnolIa (tan house). WILSON MAtER FURNITIJRE TRADE SELL BUY 327.5472 311 )1SE.FirstS? FULLER BRUSH Orders takenMonday,Wednescl,ay& Friday oniy 377 1917 75-Recreational Vehicles 62-I_awn. Ga i-den Special shrub and garden sprayers. 95 cents ea. GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St.. 323 MX'. TRUCK CAMPER. Sleeps 1 good condition. Best off er. Also one utility trailer. 3fl-4167. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford CAMPER BODY HULL forl'bed Includes built-in cabinet 337.7776 64-Equipment for Rent 76-Auto Parts - '- '-...-. Reorid,tioned Batteries. $12.95 cx change REE'L'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ¶ha''pooer for only $1 SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 1792 CpenSat.&Sun 93 538 2920 SUCCESS STORIES R.1Y Hodges ran an ad in The Herald unaer lawn He reports "Results were marvelous". ervi,.e Dorothy Baubliti ran an ad for an tectric organ the wanted to tell 'It seId br"ore the week was cut". s'i(• laid Dorothy Cameron "had marvelous results" with her ad for moIscellaneous itemt BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I .- J Air condiiioning eritral t-iet & Ar Cond.tionirig For tree estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 327. 1771 AIP CO N Dl I I ON I N C. REFRiGE,ATION, DUCT WORK. 71 hour service All AIR CONmakes ,,,,, ..e DITIONING, 3fl $877. ____________________ ,,TOP AND THIN:( A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work .Yi L't' in, tP"r,' ' Home mprovements Pest Contr?I Interior. Exter'or Plastering. Plaster patching & simulated brick & stone specialty. 377 7750 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Pirk Drive 5855 Margaret Peck sold her '67 Cougar n the first wee-k her ad ran Ahk1v! Lc!!,M1 WindOv', & Dcxr Screens Cus'crn rr,'le Repairs Oscount Prce 37? 70 Call Today 372 761) or 1319993 '63 Ford Galaxie 300 XL. 259 auto tra,,s New Faint, excellent Condition, $150 Entertainment Console, 133 13' wooden fishing boat, 150 37) 3616 SACRIFICE: EIGHT PIECES SIX FOOT STEEL SCAF. FOLDING AND FIFTEEN BRACES. S100. 322-4686. 51-Household Goods Assume Payments .. - - -. . - Pet Care - PET REST INtl Bcard.ng & Groorr,,n,i Ph 372 1057 Iiisulatioi - _______________________________ Ptt.?ogrepky tri- ? 'i S-ave up to 30 Install celluIc.e fib'er bln in 1r'-' off through August 14 K Insulation For tre- estmates. i70SEAMAN. pci PHOTOGRAPHY 648 5553 or 904734 Wedaings, Carvlids. Commercial, _____________________________ Aerial, P3rlraits, Advertising 531 06 or . - ' hi1 - , C&A Backhoe Service Pressure Lard Clearing, fill drt. clay, rock All kindsofiggIng House trailers stored 8, 377 9'47 or 134 1193 T3'.' ER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly )larriett S Beauty Plookl 519 E Pine 337 5717 A small Classified Ad brings big ___________________ returns Try one and see Call 32'? 2611 or 531 9993 _________________________________ Hauling - MOVINC. I4AULINI, SALVAGE '..')i'ir1 Urocws 371 '',,n,tmr' --'-. A &A CL LAP4 1?) C865 Roofing ___________________________ ART ALLING LAND CLEARING AIItype'slo4s&a(reage(lr We have top Soil, fill dirt, clay, and stir'tt available Please calf or day, 373 7953 Erpe'rt roofs or shrigles All work guaranteed BROGDEN ROOFING 3216700 _____________________________ ROOF INC REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PRICES Call Don 56'97 - rf night land Maintenance Horn. Improvements If your rcof is for the birds '..'. - '': Dc i pi,1s t.,, cle,'aring n O.IT Call the Bird- "' 'yr r' (.'.'k' .vork. ;"' .iltrr Truck Repair - Mason Contractor, block masonry & concrete work Free Estimates. 377 3951 clays 37) 091) nights nat -_________________ Lawn Care Allen Wrenn repairs, SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FOD'.' TIlE .'.ANT AD COLUMNS - Concrete and carpenter work. remodeling. air conditioning; roofIng. 323 0765 AlL E STE P SON LAND CLE APING Bulldoting, Excavating. Ditch Work Fill dirt, top soil 377 5943 - 321 0207 Building, roofing and concrele inishin9, free estimates Cleanin ,,,,,, Evier 'cc prr's50re c eIn.n9 moved Yard Cle.'an.' 'ledges Trimmed' Flower Beds Cleaned? Free estimate's 373 1066 or 2737911. __________________________ Nu'd your qras'rul' Prompt and de'endent .tvvice $7 arid u 322 Gl (ISON' S TM UC.. REPAIR 8 DIESEL SERVICE l & I.'. Jr dustrial Park. 173 7554 I Have mower & tiller fpr lawn S. 'small garden work Free Mtlmate Boy 17 377 075* Well DdilIng - J WELLS DRiLLEL) PU'.' SPRINKLER SYSTE''. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER -' Alltypesandciles PURIFICATION SYSTEMS W: repair andseravt' Call Phil Gonzalez 305 37) 3)39. ___________________________________ SlINE MACHINE 0. 'ICu P'a.e tried the r-,l now SUPPLY CO Registered with the stat. as Class A best [.Vrt & body work J.. 701W.)r.'lSt Contractor. Homis. aclditiorn. 736 7306; after 6 p _________________________ 773 1595 5377 or $946411 eves. ',IAXE ROOM TO STORE VO'. 0 Pick up & delivi"ry ______________________ WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FIST WIT 11 Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions. f,cernlzlng your Home' eIl WANT AD Phone 372 761) Cuitm Work Icensed. Bonded longer needed but ustuI items 9993 .snd 1 U "rdly Act 'scm ste 373 )3! Free w.tn a Classified Ad ' -, Singer Zig Zag. in cabinet. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine Sold new for $349.00 Pay balance of$Mor l0paymentsol 59 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 3379111 Eve 569 1116 ...- ____________________ ',, Beauty Care - Let a Herald Classified Advisor write a success u for you? ..... LUUUY' PIUMt IMt'KUV MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 1338 ;;': ' E. E Ford rented her house in one day through P"r ad in The Herald What do you have to ieii, rent, or offer! ualifyinq 111.930 Are Realty. REAL TOR 371 7730 SANFORD'S NEWEST 4 DUPLEX- GENEVA 71314. I bath. den, screened porch 345 3716 ______________________________ IUR LANDLORD'S CADILLAC ALMOST PAl) FORt iat are you buying him next year? kind to yourself and pay yourself o lIve In, your home Call the RO'S at 3fl 0110 replace, garage, .., _oIRbmUdfE 46--Commercial Property _____________________ -- - THE ABOVE ARE REAL PEOPLE WHO HAD GOOD RESULTS BY ADVERTISING IN THE HERALD CLASSIFIED, r, A Superb MobIle Home CommunIty WIth Something For Everybody, I - AL TAMOPITE S"RINGS Near taIi I BedroOm 2 bath, screened sat.o. corner lot. $31,300 by owner 31 5031 . L I 7S43ParKDr ..arry Saxon, Realtor - ---- - By owner. House 6.7 lots cn French Ave. toned commercial 372 040.4 . Cx - MLS Agency RE ALTORS Finest - - 322•2420 Anytime -- Moving? ANFORD'S SALES LEADER" WE A HEART. MISTER arid gl"e her what she wants Location. carefree living, privacy, comfort And low down arid relIct-? financing So.,nd good' ive us a (all and s'C'II tIl you all Shout ti REALTOR 373 5774 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished - _______- camper, gas .tove. ice August 17th, 5 p m Hwy 426 between Oviedo and Geneva at the Blue Ribbon Arena catf roping Cteam roping Soutl dogging S4arr.l raring Spole bndng 345619$ -.. 'u.s' ' - c;uipment, all shel' goods iis(ounted Barley & Sons Food Mart, Lake Mary. W ANT TO GET AHEAD OF THE ";r:::ye way out front in tt,is lovely 3 BR executive home in the country Cen'ral Heat Air Large Lot. Just 1)9.900 Seminole and Car.c C,,,,, Iisting Homes and acreage, all i'c Ice ranur's Call I ocia Sales GMC. '62. V 6.31,000 miles, like new, extras,Fiberglass over cab slid't box. in jacks Both $1,095. $30 1197. ____________________ Dachshunds Miniature. AKC $45; Chihs.ahuas, white mate. 3' mos $30 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS 377 5757 66-Horse . SUre Equipment. Meat department Realty. 1 BR LAKEFRONT' the ideal Florida home on 1 acre. Reduced 15.000 Call -C - SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or' 10 acre's, paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o k Terry Realty, 6710711 , . .. '. -- 2 ___________ Kitchnn Bathroom Cabinets, Count er tops, Sinks Installation avail atic Bud CabelI 3778057 any I line __________________________ ______________ ti't. i. IA '. -i -:---' tHU. one 5.000 tHU. gOOd running $150 for both 373 6011 1111 Afi.r tCW I ilIf 1 OATH _______ z 323.1160 321.0041 W. Garnett White PEAI. ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 54-Garage U,,, - Days-'-3fl 6173 Night's 377 7337 HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER 3722757 - TNEATRC REALTOR 2701 5. French Ave ,321 0011 .. a A Kish Real Estate ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Commercial Properties Homes. t_ntc And Acreage r.U, MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete Set up I'll save you money Icensed Orlando 273 5470 _____________________________ Lawn Mowers We sell The Best 6. Service the Rest. Western Auto 301W 1st St. Callus on Lots & acreage Jim Hunt Realty, Inc a REAL ESTATE ..: RELAX-.-- Enioy country living, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, on l0O'x700' lot Shag carpet, beautiful fireplace, breakfast bar, 7 patios, double garage. boat dock. All this and a custom built dpo hOuSe. $45,000. Excellent Income Property story 2 epts with 7 CBS apss rear Live in one and rent 3 fur nished apts = 5*10 Nassau, very clean, good cond. Country Side Trailer Park on AIrport Blvd. A real bargain for $1,000 - Ju - ?rrr's PICTURE PERFECT- 3 bedroom. 2 bath, family room, screened patio. oversized garage. beautifully landscaped, 140.000 - ____________ 17' arid 24' wide reconditioned mobile home's. Furnished and un furnished.At'likenewiAllwithA. C Prlcedfrom 11.500 and up Good terms to qualified buyers. May be seenat Santord'snewest and most beautiful park, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park. Call 031 09'VT for appt and interview _______________________________ GREGORY MOBILE POMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 57(0 - 3 BR , 7 bath, LongwOod area, 121.5(0 5)1 7791 after S p m JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC Z BANK REPOS - -- 79Trucks-Trailers ,_ YARD SALE Furniture,dshes, clothing, etc.Sa? & Sun 9 a m Ill, 2111 Willow, Sanford 42-WbilO Homes - REALTOR 372.7495 Forrest Greene, Inc. 2 5306061 CaliBart Real Estate 323 6353 REALTORS 645 233) _______________________________SUNL AND Excellent cOndition, 3 1314, 1 bath, range. ref. A C unit, wW carpet, drapes & patio. This spotless home won't last long, Priced at only $21,700 with low FHA down payment C,, BAYWOODCIRCLE 3 bedrooms, 1', baths, has large Ilving&dlningroom.newcarpe't S. new pairil llsrOui4lout. Fen(ed yard. 130 6061 or Eves $31 1470 Ray Crank. REALTOR. 43.-.-4.,ots.ACreage SANFORD -3 bedrooms, I' baths. Central I-eat & air; fenced yard; wril dicker or swap 573,9(0 '16,9()() by wouumere riome Cealures Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And Outside Stora7e, Modern Equipped Kitchen. Privately Fenced Rear Yard Arid More t I I Corn, On Out And See For Youriell. - PFAL.TOR - _______________________ MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8% VAS0 DOWN w Ray Crank SANFORD by owner, 3 2 bath, 2 yrs old Central heat air, carpet, garage, screened porch. large lot, good condition Assume or $750 down, FHA. Priced below FPIA appraisal 373 6532. nn p., SANFORD 7I2SYALL AVE. Mini farm In heart of town.) BR,,? bath (1 bedroom Is efficiency apt. with private entrance) t-g family room, formal dining & lIving mi.. new carpet. Ig lot for garden with citrus trees, well for ac. & sprinklers Laroc utlify txiiid rQ A steal at $2S.900 373.6061 or 373 0317 eves ____________________________ 7 fledroom, large kitchenand living room Large shaded yard with rutin .irvvi n,lil i 1'1 liii I - - - -- Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195. French 327 4991 3777371,372 1194,377 198.4 372 1959.372116.4 - _______ (a Stemper Realty - _______________________ Country Trailer- Near Seminole College. private woo"ed lot, 2BR. $125 mo Also I BR-=$165 mc 131 5777 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR II • " Cottage, clean, shaded tot; Close in $9Omo Alsootherapts 372 6261 ____________________________ - - -_______________ - COCKER Pupplesfor sate lweeksotd $l0each -. COLOR TV,$li 9SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 4U 1006 -- '74 HONDA 550 Completely equipped with many extras Adult owned Approx 7500 miles 11.395 377 6761 Old English Sheep Dog 2 years old, female (spayed) Free to good home 332 6)17 Late model coion Sylvania II"', table model, new Grade B picfure tube with warranty. $170; Also Sylvania color console, new Grade B picture tube with warranty. $150, 3729491 0 to 5. Monday Friday. SUNLAND- DOLL HOUSE Cute as a button; 3 BR Irame house on West Third St Lergecorner lot $16,300. Sorry, all cash or refinance. POOLHOME Ucla, rr i'.."rCiSf' fl OUt O,fl j)OOI 1 p, t.ti PiCiniC. beautifully decorated 579.900 TWO STORY FR&ME 1 liP.? bath built with tender loving care by craftsmen Only 110.300 h1-"110US4S _____________________________________ For complete details, call: POODLE WHITE SMALL rhinestone colIar whIti flea collar. Lost In 1100 block of Park Ave 322.'9S0 after 6. Reward. - - Enrollment Is open to men and women of all ages No previous training or experIence required WrIte P.O (lox 1713 Sanford,Florlda3277I ________________ 54_oSt & - -- Beautiful ranch type home 3 6.4 acres, stable Osteen area. 6.47 1617; 3776116 _______________________________ Office (urn with phones, util. & secy Only 1700 mo I 4 Industrial Park 371 0061 LAKE MARY 7 1314 Dijptex; $130 pluS $50 deposit Forrest Greene Inc. REALTORS 371 635) - :Radio.5t0 1911 Honda, 730 Good COflditOfl 1000 miles Many extras. $200 and hake over payments 372 0610 Free kittens, 7 weeks old, 3 females, I male. 321 0691 KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPI. lANCES 37) 0697 5 Motorcycle Insuranci" BLAIR AGEPICy 3773164 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. LADY KENMORE portable dish washer Excellent cond II mos. old. Can also be built in 51'S 373 5950 -- 78-Mtorcyc$es Female Puppies lmoS old,5t0 373 1766 Color TV's from 130; (31W. fr,m $13. Service all makes. HERBS' TV l7 S. French, 37) 1734 Req Real Estate Broker 372 1301. ?bIOHlawalha Av at 1197 - -. ___________________________ __________________ Payton Realty MOSSIEC.BATEMAN Pen Real Estate Broker 322.7643 __________ ______________ Pdie efficiency apartment, upstairs, all utilitics turn 19730 Adults onty 377 ?2 r'vr-. & Wir nds 30 -Apartments Unfurnished LI'aSeUpTIOfl i tiP(, I D11fl waix 10 shopping. termS GOOD INCOME Comfortable & COnvenient 7 1314 wilh 7 apart ments, rents $111) ca 1)9,000 TWO ACRES '.v'th 4 1314 home on mod garden Iarvj or pasture $77,030 LARGE SHADED FENCED BACK YARD with 3 BR, I bath home 171.000 SACRIFICE Homeon lake.) BR. 7 baths, central heat air GOOD LOCATED COMMERCIAL PPOPFPTY for s,ile or Ieas. Thursday, Aug. 14, 915-58 65-Pets-Supplies GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Pavenna Park I BR. I balh ' acre lot; sacrifice price 116.900 br 7 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive $70 up GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR CcJST F POM TODAY'S .'.'AN T ADS' Man or woman to share houSrrod e,fls 121 Req Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St 3fl 665$ Real Estate Signature Washer & Dryer, perfect working condition Also. Sewing M.achInc 7)97295 LAKE MARY 71314, Fia room, fenced yard flyowner 377 1301 TAFFER RALTY - BALL REALTY 110.500- 7 BEDROOMS, 1 bath screened porch. rear yard fenced 2 liP , fenced yard. carport, private street, $I6.'0O Terms. 332 6420. IWEKIVA RIVER S Adult mobile home village, under Iarae shady oaks on the scenic We'kiva Modern clean interiors, from $110 SMi W of Sanford 322 .1170 52-Appliances CHOICE LISTINGS ff4 ALL PRICE RANGES 517W 1st Sf, 372 5641; 3777757 Peg Real Estate Broker _________________________________ 32104.40 3fl52l Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses MID 70's• NEW HOMES 3 & 1 bedrooms S prt. down. 7. pct. interest WITT REALTY 1973 I)' wide, 1 BR. air cond , 'ur. fiShed $125 monthly Adults. Security 377 39)9 One bedroom efficiency. furnshcj $100 per mo, utilities included. 327 4470 - FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM PertapsAI,ohoIicAnonymous Can Help ' - America's Now, H,. P. BLOCK Largest income Tax Service will teach you to prepare incgme tax returns in a special 13*: week tuitIon course. Classes con veniently scheduled to accomm date working students arid houSe wives. CurrIculum includes practice problems. taught by cx pnced H & P. BLOCK in. structors, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2077 for "We Care""HotlinV'. Adults or Teens - In . For FrIday, August 15, 1975 I Lakefront- Furnished I bedroom, with electric, water & Sewer 5t & last, 5153 mo 327 6077. -___________________ (,Room for rent private home with full privileges. Lady only 3770679 or 3776665 119,500-3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, Fam Pm.. dbl carport. Furnished, 7 814, air conditioned, $150 Call 3730377 Thinking about that summer vacation? Geta better car through theclessiIicJ ads Intcday's paper. ____________________________ I room apt. Child and pet welcome Very nice 5175 per mo. $10 deposIt 801 Magnolia Ave 377 ,el ____________ 41-Houses _____ Beautifully furnished, large 7 bedroom. adults preferred. $150 per mo Call 377 4470 Duplex, 1 bedroom turn apt adults. Call 327 3610 after 3.30 29-Rooms Thousands are earning good money In the growing field of income tax preparation. . By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - 34-MbHe Homes . PublIsh Augttt Ii. 21, 25 & Sept. 1, 1975 OEO 73 _______________________ -Legal Stenoqrapli.r with at least 10 years civil practice experience Excellent salary with fringe benefits Reply Speer & Speer, PA, P 0 (to. 1361. Sanford, Fla. 37711 - tOok after elderly Lady to live in and gentleman while family is away Very little work small salary lues, thru Saturday Write Box 579, Evening Herald. P 0. Box iosi, Sanford. Fla . DEADLINES attorneys or Immediately thereafter. olherwie a default will be enteredagaint you for therelief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESSmy hand and the seal of this Court on the 11th day of AuguSt, 1973. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit COurt By: Lillian I JenkIns As Deputy Clerk (Seal) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN' TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given tt.at a Public Hearing will be held at the CommisslonRoominttieCityHallln the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P M on September 77. 1975. to consider the annexation of r.toperty described as foiloLot 3, Block 2, Flora Heighli. Plat Dooli 3, page 19. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, Said property is presently zoned RI (Residential) District, All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at laid hearing. By order of the CIty Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. this 11th day of August. 1973 H. N. Tamm, Jr. Cit' Clerk PublIsh: Aug. 11, 21, 25, Sept. 1, fl 1973 DEQ-69 41c a line i thru $ times. .3lca line 6thrU 25 times 26t1m15 ........... 24ca line ($7.0') MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum HOURS v 37 RATES CLRSSIFIED DEPT. r" r 38 - _ -38 _____ 'your own hours Earn extra • lnome as an AVON Qrpresenta five Call MI 1fl79 JOUPPIEY?.SAN PLUMBER 867 7713 831-9993 322-2611 - 35 HappenIngs 40 Vipers 43 Locate 45 English county 46 Alewife 47 AnatomIcal tiSSUC 48 At all times 50 Irk 51 Seth's son (Bib) 52 Italian City 55 Caviar - OrlQndo - Winter Park Seminole AME N DL D NOTICE OF ACTON DOWN TO: Robin H Lariam 1 FeInts 302 11th Court South 2 Verbal Phoenix City. Alabama 3 Port. Icr YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an instance action to foreclose a mortgage on the 4 Wise men following property in Seminole 5 Drone be. County, Florida: 6 ')rug Lot 31, of Black 1 in Replat oi 7 Nork crew Sheets No 1 and 7 North Orlando 8 Merino Townslte, 4th AdditIon, according 9 Holy Lard the PIat thereof recorded •n PIt 10 Utihies ---- (took II, Pages Sand 6. of the Public Records of SemlnIe County. 9 1 8 10 -11 Florida. -has been filed againSt you and yo.i 14 are required to serve a copy of your - --written defense's, if any. tO It on 15 16 BERNARD C. O'NEILL JR of 17 - - -i i - - - - Roby, CunnIngham and O'Neill, PA., Plaintiff's attorneys. wtose 18 __19 20 addr'ss is 563 Hartford Building, 700 ____________________ East Robinton Street, Orlando. Florida, 32001. on or before the 17th ---- clay ci September, 1975, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court 24 28 30 31 1 ____________________________ either before service on Plalntifrs 11 Domestic animals 16 Gaseous hydrucarbO 20 Depart 22 Indebted ones 24 Desert regions 25 Withered 26 Splashed 26 Male duck 30 Girls name 31 Encounter 33 Grre forth I 31 -4 pa ri mens Furnished l8_T1e!Want, Paint & lady crk _________________________ tr,IP,,. 0-yin! ..' m , -- nr 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Sears Spanish Sofa & Matching chair. 4 mac old. $700. 2139 Cen tral Drive, Sanford. 3222090 KUL.P DECORATORS 109W tstSt.)fl7315 We Buy Furniture estim ... help Your B siness...DiaI i '." ' r ' '' - . .'-. .e' 322-2631-9993 - -. -' -'.'. 'r .".. - .'. .' -' -, �86—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Aug. i, 1973 SEMINOLE so Wv SENIORS PI kv A % . 0 11% , 67th Year, No. 308—FrIday, August 13, 1975 By LYLE SUFFIELD JJj AUGUSTS Federation of Senior Citizen Clubs or Seminole County meet at Bram Towers, Sanford — 10:00 a.m. — Directors Only. AUGUST 19 Over Fifty Club — meet at Redding Gardens, Sanford — 10 am. Speaker, Mr. F. Patrick, representing HMO. Sanford Senior Citizens Inc. - meet at Civic Center, Sanford, noon Th Choral Singers will perform. I JL: !IQfmSISII/I AUGUST !L Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Spring. (ivic Center, Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs - 10:30 a.m. Big 1.iuich. South Semlaole Senior Citizen Club — Women's Club, 8 Overbrook Drive Casselberry at 1:00 p.m. — Bingo. Contract Master rs School h Reach Accord d eEl) I'RICKETl Herald Staff Writer teachers for ratification after they return to A . — Also, when cases are taken to arbitration the — Free use of school facilities for association Although classrooms Aug. 20. Executive Director loser pays the cost, meetings. The agreement must also be approved by the Gene Grooms said he wasn t satis. On the other hand, SEA won a host of rights. — Use of an exclusive bulletin board orspace for A 75-page master contract agreement for School Board before It goes into effect. fied with the $300 raise, he said the Many of the items won allow teacher Input Into the communication purposes. Seminole Cout;ty's 1,42 school teachers has been School Supt. W. P. "Bud" Layer said today he agreement is one of the best first- educational process. "I had to look very seriously at protecting the reached between School Board negotiators and the plans to take the contract to the board "as soon as + I Among the most Important are: , Seminole Education Association (SEA). rights of the board and the superintendent," Pelley year contracts h e's seen. Meanpossible," probably by the end of August or the — Payroll deduction. said. September. while, Supt. W. P. Bud At a Thursday meeting, the two teams ham. Layer — The board doubled its contribution for inI'm very glad ag)cemeflt was reathed" Layer "Rut at the sane time we recognized that mered out 10 SEA proposals and settled on a $3(J) said the agreement was for the surance. raise for beginning teachers. :'it's to the best interest of both sides." teachers needed to have input," he added A $300 raise in base pay. best interest of both sides. "I'm not satisfied with the monetary gains at all, is one of a few Florida counties to have 'We caine up itii a good first year contract," — Duty free lunches. it's something for the teachers to look at, bargained through to a successful contract said Harry Pelley, the board's chief negotiator. — Extra pay for teachers substituting during agreement Graooms said. Pelley says the contract contains provisions preparation periods. SEA Executive Director Gene Grooms Said tiC /'.grecment cancels the nced for a $300-a-day which no other Florida School Board has been able - Limited number of faculty meetings. Many other Florida counties are at Impasse. wasn't satisfied with the $300 raise, but said the arbitrator scheduled to arrive here Monday. to ram through. They are: — Reduced requirements for P.T.A. meetings. For a time, Seminole was at Impasse also, but agreement is "one of the best first-year contracts "I feel the contract was very good for both sides — The School Board has the right to grieve — A grievance procedure. Pelley and SEA negotiator Steve Rosenthal got that I've seen, and I think we worked long and hard. Each side has against teachers. — Curriculum advisory committee represen- together and called Thursday's meeting In an effort Representing more than 164 hours at the given, and each side has taken - which Is good faith — The contract contains a managerial rights tation. to produce a contract without the costly procedure l*rgaining table, the contract will be presented 14) bargaining," Pelley said. section. — Building committee representation, of impasse. ) • 17 =Ij The Federation Senior Citizens bus was put into operation on July 30, 1975. The days of operation for various locations in the county are as o1lows: Monday -Forest City Tuesday -Altamonte Springs, Fern Park, and Casselberry Wednesday -Sanford Thursday -Oviedo, Chuluota Friday •Laki Mary, Longwood, Winter Springs A donation from each rider will be collected to pay for gas, oil, and the driver. For trips In the Immediate area, a fee of $1.00 is expected for a one-way trip of $1.50 for a round trip. Fees for longer rides will be $2.00 and $3.53 a round trip. Riders are required to belong to the Federation, which costs $1.00 per year dues. If someone wishes to ride and does not hold a valid card, the driver can sell a membership at the time of boarding. The Jordan Marsh store in the Altamonte Mall Is providing a small lounge where riders may wait for the bus. It is located near the north entrance on the lower level. In order to economically set up a route each day for the bus, it will be necessary to have all reservations called into the Federation office by 3:30 p.m. the day before. The bus may also be used for emergencies any day Monday through Friday. The bus will be operated primarily for those without other transportation, but no restriction is placed on ridership. In general, the bus will stay in Seminole County unless there is a need to go to the Winter Park Mall or Into Orlando in an emergency. The bus is equipped with an added step for ease in loading, but riders must be ambulatory. At this time, we will not be able to accommodate wheel thaiis. Call 3Z3-7090 for 3 reservation and Information. Be sure the pick-up address, destination, and time are clear. N egotiators Settle On .. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Take advantage of this special offer now and you not Nothing adds value and comfort to your home better only save money, but you gain the pleasure of a more than an air conditioner. And the installation Is so easy, you'll wonder why you haven't thought of doing It comfortable home. sooner. Ask a Scotty's helper about Installation Instructions, then roll up your sleeves and do It yourself! I E. - . X\ .&, •; ' #Y,(mc." '; •: )}7Th thadoJScotty Wu can Do Iat*w'scIJ! N NNI '.r qL rN Ex-Georgia Governor . Nod .. .Ys• 'a,.:...,.•l •• Carter Bn' ngs Canipai gn To Sanford A -:4 :•• %. Democratic Seeks _______________ 7 Jimmy Carter came down from Georgia today to tell Seminole Countians that as President of the United States he would make this countr) ion of EM: is ;Ern ':: Clubs, Adresses I Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Springs Civic Center — Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs - meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month.— 10:30 a.m. Angles Elders - St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset Drive -- Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. Dram Towers —Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club - meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Building —Longwood —last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. Casselberry Sunshine SetJor Club - meet 80$ Mark David Blvd. - Casselberry -- 1st Fr.day of the Month - 10:00 a.m. new club - all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club - Church of the Nativity — Lake Mary.— meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at W:00 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street — Chuluota .— meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at p.m. Fifty Plus Club - 7th Day Adventist Church - Forest City — meet moatly on the 1st Monday of the Month —6:30p.m. Golden Years Fellowship - meet at the Community United Methodist Church - Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month - luncheon - Reservatlnns necessary. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club —meet at Grant (lapel AM F.. (lurch -Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. - Oviedo 3rd Monday of the Month at 4p.m. Lively Socialites Club - meet at Highlands Club House - 675 Shepard Road — Winter Springs —4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club - (National Association of Retired Federal Employees — meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford — 1st Friday of the month - 1:00 p.m. Over Fifty Club - All Soul's Catholic Church - now meeting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room - every other Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. .,.-ç'q • c.,.. '.. ..MJt.. ...iw — . . .. L.4.. .en ter - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club - meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. - 320 W. Semoran Blvd. — A!taiionte Springs - meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Ca.ss.?lbt'rry at 10 p.m. flCfl'S ("kb ()vex brol: L)riv. hiily-?ilners Club — meet Sts. Peter and F at - 'o1den,'xI — 1st Filday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club — St. John's Village - Fern Park - meet 15t and 3rd Thursday of the Month —7:30p.m. Young at Heart Club - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church -13 Bear Lake Road - Forest City - i Thursday of the Month — 1:00 P.M. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN — P.O. fox 2541 — Sanford, Florida 3Z771. %AN I REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER PREaKINDERGARTEN CLEAR CEDAR RZA II End-Of-Summer ei l CLEARANCE SAVE NOWI All air conditioners In stock must be sold. Reg. Price .........149.95 kEW1N1*TOR Scotty's SPRAY PAINT Reg. Price (liii. ft.) .......13c , ROyAL SCOT CARET Reg. Pnce(can) ........1.27 / Toilet Tank j6 "st FILL VALVE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— State Rep. Bob Ilattaway of Altamonte Springs has been ap- FILTERS SQ. YD." N 25 216 cocks. No float needed Reg. Price (ea.) ......... 3.9 W and 12'X24" Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .....6.99 Reg. Price (ea.). . . . 70c to 75c he Subcommittee respo nsible we can tap the resources of 15 major cordevelopment of soar energy porahons In close proximity c' the Solar Energy Florida and its potential as a viable alterna ti ve Center and our climate will provide an easier source for meeting energy needs of the future. testing area. Arizona and ) 10% OFF t ENTRANCE DOOR EACH 16' "x 511z" x2 5/." hard maple jjHas 0 and 450mjjjj Raised panels in ign.3'•O"x6'8"x1%". No. 21301 Hundreds of styles and designs to suit Your home decor. Price 1. Reg. Puce iea. I SPEEDECK FLOOR Scotty's AND DECK ENAMEL Gallon Electric WATER HEATER nsibillt' wi'l be working with leading conter.der) are already suffering iiorn National Solar air pollution problems," llatt.away said. federal officials to establish the "Our purpose in acquiring the site In Energy Research Center in Brevard County, where the Florida Solar Energy Center is Florida," he added, "Is to provide employment to many peeple in Central Florida." located. Inside Sunday .;iyhT Iiii A Journey A member of the Central Fl orida Chorale, which recentl toured Poland, kept a journal of her adventures. For an insight Into this journal and the Chorale's trek behi n d the iron curtain, see the woman's pages in Sun day's Herald. Feature To Spotlight Youngsters IA U H KINDERGARTEN Summer dais will soon turn to fall ftr children in 11YfiIIifiIIPIF .. GALLON RIDING BLPLAWN MOWER Hard finish for all porch, deck,M nr fInirc incir1p nr nut /tIiiitn 1° ' Seminole SeminoleCounty. But, area youngsters are busy getting all th e vacation fLn they can while it Lasts Sunday's Seminole Magazine presents a photo feature on y ouM having fun. INI)EX -' ' -'i. 1. , \ 3 h ,i lII,iIriY L - . t-4 '4 ' \ L. - -. ' .. ,._'6• f - -, Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, r1&bt,, chats with Seminole School Supt. W.P. "Bud" lAyer (left) and Sanford resident Dw McMurry. (Herald Photo by Bill Vtneent. , , He asks when the last Lrne philosophy of running thi. ihift to nuclear plants allace was in Seminole government for callec gene!-ation (i electricily. would like to see "strict conservation measures" adopted becomes soft, persistent — like County. Or for that matter, democracy. He also belit".i's the natioi and enforced. a schoolboy wooing his first when was Wallace last in Carter says America is should concentrate on toLar date. 115 I m majo j rr ar I .0.. as Fl rik or a? " oingb " ' out U of oil" fl ' energy. , president' Carter's political mark in The soft spoken Georgii years. But, he believes there's The reason we haven' t. he "1 d put eight or rune million Florida is Alabama Go v. Democrat was in Seminole enough coal for use as an says, is because of unemployed people to work," George Wallace. County today to tell the people energy source to last 200 years. from big oil companies, arte r. "It bcils down to a race he's concerned about unem) C He also is an advocate of Along with his thoughts on between me and Gov. ployment, energy and the nuclear energy and believes energy, Carter believes in He'd put them towora in both Wallace," carter says. present administration's this country eventually will protecting the environment and public and private industry. G.t . Hold L i ne On Milinge; Mayor Says Mayor LAK E MAIt\' i recomWalter Sorenson mend to the (it) Council that the tax levy remain at three mills diring Saturday's 9a.m. , u eyes a .. .. forehead turned into a sea of "Florida analyzing Six Panel Colonial VJ lie lled at the dark blue businessman's socks and he dusted lintoff his nstri"- d suit. . A major res NALLCOVFFJNG .. 4•,4, . . ., 11 ____________ I .- After attending a meeting mCocoa Beach on Bro',i'n, chairman of the House Committee on I can see no reason for the state not to be the site for the national center. Growth and Energy. T £ IL " sisted in falling over his Wednesday with the Governor's Task Force on S o l ar neri, attawa said,"Florida has pointed chairman of the select subcommittee Solar Energy Development by Rep. t1yatt in the forefrvnt of solar energy development and Highland Spring Elegant 100% nylon shag with jute back. Many co!orc Style 247. • Replaces old-fashioned ball- 7 project for Cape Canaveral. AIR CONDITIONER EACH J Haitaway Tapped To Head Solar Energy ' omrnirree Bright colors suitable for interior or exterior use. 16 oz. can. Scotty's Sale Price ........127.95 I V 1" x 2" 6' thru 16' length . Ideal for many home or shop uses. CAN KDD2-5510 5,000 BTU. AND fW4. uN. FT. I_I En IlndIvidvihid Car* Ouafthid TUchsrs *Modern Play Eqvipm.i IIeuhh4 Facilities •,a,onabI. Rifts IUnexctfld Proyam if Early Childhood Edinalion CHit '.mtedm his effort to find out" what the people in this country are thinking. What are they thinking? i There are two basic 40 questions," the 50-year-old former Goergia governor said 7 'One is, can this government its present fashion continue to exist? 1ie second IS can the ste p downwith Juvenllt Detetha Coder Director Torn Fay during a vWt IS government be honest and the tacflItyThursday,wW bad solar enemy (HeraldPhotoby Gordon W1li1arnz) decent — something all Americans w ft be"" Carter's answer to these questions is "yes." Yes, tlwt is, if 1Ws nation's people choose him for the highly touted job he's seeking SJ__L that of President of the United States, he says. Carter slumped casually in a chill metal chair at I, 8 JANE tASSE1.BI.RRY Ilattawa) will be traveling to Washington, D Herald office, touching T Herald Stall Writer C., to try to obtai1i the $50.nillion solar research clump of silver hair that per. I J g id them jobs as teacher aides, nurse's aides, working in daycare centers, picking vp garbage cf.' the treets — a kt ..-' of jobs that presently 'r1U ',% ,' v :t ,' .. • .. . . 1' 1b' . , ' - + 4' JJII A'tL r . . .' For those able to work wl,. won't work — Jimmy C4rter ii not)ourcandliate Because ti work. paying — . 's ' ' - &) 1 not to In 1946, Carter graduated from the Uni ted States Naval Academy. Adm. Ilyman Pc'.er, Ca rter ooke'J in the eye and asked. "Did do your best?" "'J . ___ '' Sorenson told The Ilerald today lithe city reduces its :-,: property tax level to the 1.95 iniiia e rmiU ' certified by '* Seminole Pro ert) Appraiser Terry Goemtxi, the city will " have to search for another source of incoie in order to • . rt'tain it.s fed''ra l md 3t.t'.0 •''' - .-7 .- .. .' - - '. .- . - i . . . ; V q j.,' /.- '-fr , r' : . ' . . , .'- • ite.ulzing i hadn't •ne his best, Carter, after a long pause, il neaswell as cOU . 9, 4! '.4. '', f ',, -, $• I• I ' •'% -'i4* f •C 7 ' I ..-'.....-- " - ' ', ' ' -' That's a mont Carter t'.'riich. hasn't fri'ntfpn cin, � 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. 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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>, August 14, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/054bfda3312c3ad739ea2ad4bf4c5e20.pdf e31f833d7699d9bfed60f773869403c5 PDF Text Text x_ Tuesda y, 12 E ACW D0 ERE A QUARTER I 4 3 by Dick T _______ E c-rs.- - , - •AK A 76 5 1 - _~ I., I.- , I __ ____ ~~~ ________ ALLEY ave JC0ULR_ , W, I k(ESSE WE L'U~WA .• •76 4 ..' / ,i'll - 1 ' " - SOUTH • ______ _______ c i , - -J i) 8 ) .- )) ( '> I' V L I,.u/• *.. ________ '.% .4'' .....4 ' V1 I c--. -.......... 1U' 11 % '3 I' , 1N ' by Art Sonsom I __ - __ .1, "\ - kAA, M,~,0015 I- ji / C4A PAY 90 cEJrs\ AU'5'SOF ~6 , 1, ) ~~ E2 1 LFMMOAN A7C) . - I I ~ -fto O % 4~ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS CALLING LIT LE BREAD)( 'Eh% BEHIND By u%%P1NG , \ TkE PLATE, TODAY . 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Fi , Frank & I I I - I ~ I L.. 0 I.- - ]I - ,..I " 11 I I IF t SHORT RIBS la 44 1 1 I . -ir - ( I - I I I i £ ~ I . • • . - I , .. • - • -- -- •- - . . -.. --. .. •. -. • .,-S. - •.. I --' I ---.--,.-'--' .á 4•-Ip V 4 * * ' . ' _..__., ' ' income and pay . door just becat. smallet house." 'I ' s U •:r. , . . ' •. '. . - Im ° a ng I y In the in top picture, Herald -- , - - R - - _. ~ _ -- the platform. Kalse -- p smar,-------.- •. I 1 Jail wi be presented for Count) Commission con "sco e " - __ . ~~ light multi-sitory, as well as single story building fires. .1 '' . -'--. p . . . . - ' . . - • ' $ . . t* . . ... .. • ' ' - - . . ' . I - ,. . - - ' . . 1-I State officials met with local . - - . ' (11ainmr., Sid Vitden Jr., and Sheriff J)hn Polk to obtain . of the 14 required safety features agreed upon Monday N - . and offer nothing more than the board's $= "top" offer. Concerning nine other vibled items, Pelley says the two Officials representing the %_ 1 _._. AWL and the state fire marshal's . I •1 . . . . V. ..- iza . . . It - ~i~ 1 ~*7 -A t3 f'* T'.q V, 1 111 _ ~'~ So rr~-~~-7: .V~ AJJ , i .1Irl -F ae&F-Z, fW '",__ TODAY I _~ ~ _- - ~ A. -_ _-~ -: ., -T---. SA ..... Calendar . _i~ Crossword 1. I.... IOA - : - 1. ;V~i~l __ :~J!rE;A Z ... Dear Abby - 2B 'N I I . -- ~ S- stipulated a new county jail Hospital must be built within two years. Obituaries Prior to rext Tuesday's . .. • f * -; I ME . - ~;% . f *i _ IContthucdon Page 1.! A) iA SA I .. meeting, 'vihlen expects to $300a.day arbitrator, is IOA Television rd from Louie begin hearings .1-28 Women ON ector of of. Wainwright, hem. on Aug. 18. Greene was Thursday's session, SEA could could get a stiff neck fender rehabilitation, stating A I ellow W I-ArI I E I ( assigned here by PERC of- only accept the board's existing or hope for addifional trying to read this 'No Trucks' the safety eqaipment will offers -ficials in Tallahassee. sign at the Intersection of First prn%ide a "reasonable degree "No group should expect to compensation from Greene. Howe%er (ireene, as a Street and French Aenue in of safet> and Vainwriht wiltlo 67 Partl) cloud) through get eer)th1ng the first )ear' Thursday 4th a chance of Pelley 'said of SEA's effort at special master, has no final Downtown Sanford Seems ha ve no objections to reopening . coin- thundershowers, mainly during say. His decision =y be ap- some cartless motorist bumped the jail, Vihien told tht rgaining table. was declared after proved or disapproved by either Into the post and the lip lost mission. some of its placement pins CII) The jail has been c1oett since hours. highs In the upper s Pelle refused to grant SF A's team The Sc,'wol Board must ap, officials s;Ay the sign should be h June 9 fire wWch killed 10 and low 90s. Laws in the 70s. demand for an $8,600 beginning Complete details and tides on prove the final contract, righted sometime tot1ay. prisoners and one jailer. salary for teachers. S- A Pigs B Bill Vincent) Prisoiiers have bun houst'd in regardless of Greene 's ruling (Herald Photo Instead, the %eteran ad . - rl sideration next Tuesday. sm , 11 Bids for $120.000 to Install surrounding areas while $40,000 safety equipment needed to in renovations are being -. sxni semlno prose ii 'I . _____ -- . Bids Sought - L..'1 i~4,~.~,nf--~~;!~;~- .-! 'V ,4,;, ~11.c - Jail I\epulr and he sees no reason to discuss them piece of equipment ;. L. 'I'll wait until I see how tile stands behind Kaiser. - I 1 - ( system has failed to keep up that talks .. I _ I I L alk halt talks Aug. 6. '" win ap. Kaiser says ne - - Vincent) the second and $137.50 for the more bedroom units. We've got to do someth,ing to le to work here in third was "an impact fee" was ut . I- by Frank Hill O8CENE St.flOi ti 131A1 ---------------" FIREFIGHTING epreseutative of the . ,!! 1 , 6 * ~ -. CAPT4M'1i Zr - ~ don't see anything about it, Stenstrom The reduction move failed on said, alluding to a recent a 4.1 vote. statement by City Manager The square footage Warren E. "Pete" Knowles, approved call for when the connection fee requirements Julian Stenstrorn ught up 280 square feet for efficiency ____________________ apartments 460 ntiare feet for bs the Builders Forum bed Stenstroin's c!airT, th, 600 square feet for twohomes, done that can be done to encurrent utifity connection fee of bedroom apartments or homes courage cunstruction of homes Board spokesman Harry barely keeps up with spiraling Pelley said he and the Serniiiole inflation. SEA negotiators Education Association (SEA) have decided to hold off on claim teachers have never had explains the firefighting capabilities of a 75-1-1 "serial scope" to Bob Ellis and County Commissioner - 71 7111 : H 1 f - - ille DeCIDED procedure in our income tax. The owner of a highhas a 0 priced home higher income aflu 'a"s a higher fee" scheduled to begin again double by the time it reached EQUIPMENT VIEWED - __ - Wk ~_~ , - ~_ ~-_o - i , ill -J i wIsrAj -.JI C T A fILE ~ it 11 F 111 WiJ r I I 9 r I- DUM° ______________________________________ ,.__~ 11 ~jk/kV\ ,, i , / V I ~* i I PHYSICIAI~~Jsp~~e .. I - IflI11F 11111! 1 by Bob Thaw" 0 0 i FRANK AND ERNEST i . / -2 m .%- - , ul y - __& IF1 ~ .7 ~_ _7_ . . -- . - - - 4 . M~ ~ I E9 I __ - - ~ k - __ '... "We follow this same "It's riot an urnpact fee." this same pr,el,, I, our income tax," McClanahan said. "I don't see " We follow Stenstrom said. "The owner of why I should pay more to flush Thursday, an official an- teachers at the top of the pay 5ekisc- J%C~ - ... 1!-_~_ ~t ________________________________________________________________ Dea dlocked contract talks mtnlstrator offered a hike of between the Schoo! Board and M, which would raise the _ - _el_&-~~,_7 - _~, ~ - Head TeUer Jacide 7bomas turns the tint abovel at groandbreaking today for the rem.ite teller facility of Sanford Atlantic Bank at 1601 S. French Ave., across from Sanford Middle Sebool. Sanford Atlantic Bank President Howard Hughes stands at lelt~ To Be Resumed * 5 1- ,z4~'~ ,__~ ____ - .._ ,ft A ll 1 i-' Loniraci ~*~ At, .I ~- " __ . I % L ' I .1 T I (t / (( ,/- I- ___ ' __ I I 1- disputed byCommissionerA.A. All the proposals approved McClanahan. who led the oo- will be presented at a regular Commissioner Julian Sten- position to the move to cut the commission meeting for official thought 'e%er)thing ought to be strom supported Odhan' action fee existing committee - CAPTAIN EASY . I , ,• ! (•_1 - -. -- I MERE 5rATI-5TIC PROVik'_PROFE55OR WOLF6AN6 . -.. . 1 . - - . LA%ALLA I with Mayor Lee Moore at right. (Herald Photo by Bill home owners - was also The utility connection fee denied. However, the coin. ould bein request drew the most heated w rnluionindicated it discussion, with forum member favor of adding building trades representatives to an already J. Brailey Odha rn saying he ____ ! ii I I i r WA!5o THAT I JU5T ciivN,r wAp,jr To ADMiT Now AWCH I WA5 ArTIZACTED .- .a. ~ C uRi?YiTuP Boss'! f . 2.11 . W - 'AW .... .. . _____ I . . by Bob Montana L - .~ WORK UNDER WAY ON BANK FACILITY I engineer, reduced the sidewalk nectton fees for low cost width requirement from five housing be reduced was denied ft to fo ur, went on record by the Sanford City Corn- favor of uniform . mission Tuesday at a noon electric fees, approved lower workshop meeting. square f oota ge requirements Forum for low-cost dwellings and Another permanent agreed to discuss with th i. request - that fie member committee be Public Servi ce tomumission appointed to provide formation to the commission on electric lines for low-cost .. I i -._! : , - -- , # Menclation that utility con- t- CS% - , , 1. w _ J _;1 , ~~ ARCHIE j .'W . ' l'7777 : U `_!~_,:,!L 1V . _^r1*1i_y mendations, Ule com,mission okayed Miami curbs and-or - -<' 1.1, !.-i j . I 11-k I I .;-It- . \,-< - ;. _1 .,Proposal Foru ' ' Reiects * C* 1 SHOULD - . - . - - $/ & iii ,~ , - .. - MOPW T b yAl virmeir ' - ~ _1 . I J k -~, ..~*-_ PMW.~ __ - _ ~ qt __ e.. I -- 5. '-,---------- 4 ;. -.' . -;O M. =_ ~_ _. _. -_--_-. ~,-. -_ , ZT~~,-~-_- r: Herald Staff Writer I . WHAT'S BECOME o IkE SANDWICH - / ''- ________________________________________________________________ ls~ i'... it 1. - i ' . n Fees Won't Be Reduced ... ,I . ... . .. .. . - .. SANFORD __ MY PISH- ..* . . %. . A - ______ NAMAL B" ditional money from higher said. -Hospita I Trustee John Eva S -1 __ , ----. • .50 ThAT'9 _. . . A... ,_ I , --..1I ;-.-_11- I -- . -, ates oom "There's only one thing more this year, Besserer noted. afford them - the person with Chairman John Evans corn- deluxe privite - $60 to $68; semi-private-$5Oto$58; ward expenslrf than having room Besserer said reduced ocno insurance. • 8-13 J .~- ,WY of THI deficit the hospital is running at those persons on medicare of thus far this year. medicaid, or those persons with lksserer said. Besserer said the hikes wil.1 adequate hospitalization inThe vote was unanimous. isolation $45 to $53; The cost of daily room rates W to net an additional $150.000 surance. "somebody has to pay for . 10and intensive care from SIIG through Sept. 1976. Payroll But higher rates will hit increased costs. and it's the increase will be as follows: Salone however, is up $130,00D hardest those least able to man who uses the bed," Board Private roorn - $55 to $63; to 1125. , tv -A - - - . k Administrator Bob Besserer Sanford are still lower than said the new rates will go into rates at three-foaAhs of the I I WV BANK ..____ Saying there "Just isn't any from (k-ala to Coma. .Seminole 1b I I I I . -, rates go up - that's not haing tupin plays a lar ge role in a hpiLIl s need for higher rates '' There 's only one an rooms, Evans noted Allan Keen was the Ofli) but he said inflation is the more e x thing trustee who questioned the major factor in Seminole pensive than having increased rates and Keen fired Memorial's need for additional roo rn rates go Up - question after question at trioney. ti4tt officials say P1d;Ltd o --- 1-1 Wlld%ood," Smith said 11o0i Snuth and Marfin st.re~,~-3 that die.itudy is in the "formative stage" and no decision has been made. Nlartin said he didn't know when the study . c i es are spiraling costs of running a . -. I fGlIrK4Qw ICOULD P,-iNE/,cYMO1HR /' OR I 02J BUY A 1 1-tAVE.J'r AJ'JC'A< HR 10 LC)cZ r isrcR RAOIO ( 1 G01A WATCH AT fl-Is C1TO-1EN CLOCK... \ fl'1E) LI6TN v 0S /75 A n*V"! iv I .., I., . .. . .. .. . (EMIL'r'2 solidate traffic and run it on the west coast through Spiral Cost Ita , Garry Trudeau __________________ ______________________________________________________ by Dick Cavafli Ii I ~ _____ - WHAT flME IS IT - AN77MT 0. Ii4 ' - WINTHROP r, V. PRISCiLLA'S pop -0 - " - -_~- - 0 let. by T. K. Ryan ' I i 01 ,I -4 P A STREET fr L1G14T! r ,._ ArVa ~ 1 officials). ,s, I4 ... F stud is annroved (by railroad •-. - X ... the - if '-,. L. k 1.' IVAi , . Sanford will be transferred - 11 - Cite Trustees hlft*! / . ___X . of the estimated 200 workers in I - ____ 1 ,W Or-$T V2_t.,&k - . I __ /1 I'M / I __ 'I, used in this column and . ~ - BLONDIE WAT'PE YOU ) 00rn45, HEPS 'c I R44E A W-jW II a li,u. / __ ' IVE UUST OOT TO ~~v . I-. -if I __ / By Roger Bollen fUNNY BUSINESS Jaco')ys" care of this newspaper, The most in- ThANKS FOR Th WATER. HY1 I FEMMER YOUL..Y0U'R I ) 4_1 i i , " . I , ______ q, ;IX ~, ! -a ~ ~ I I-, I - I BILL... - 11 , '~ . 'r TUMBLEWEEDS .. c\PER. CLIPS . ~ - C4, AROUND , i.' s A Seaboard official here said some Smith said about 200 workers are employed here. will be finalized, nor when a final decision can be Plus, Sanford is a change point for freight train expected Martin coiriedJiowever that Seaboard of. crews Itcials ata top ee mee ing ue y discussed Also located here is a refurbishing shop, where rerouting freight traffic out of Sanford. trains are repaired The number of personnel at Service provided local cuitomers in Seminole that shop wpuld be reduced if the study is adopted, County will remain the same, according to Smith- Smi th .aid Sanford is the "intermediate point between About 15 train service employes and 10 clerks at Tampa and Jacksonville. Rand Yard would be given the opportunity to move So is Vild to a different Seatx)ard location, according v) And Martin says any inuve to con.solidate the two Siiutk stations is due to the economy. He said Seaboard Is Jacksonville is Florida headquarters for the If irm. "making studies all over the system." AT BATr zewr, e',. WELL, I OFFERED ... 6UT nl[~ ZP THE HOSPITAL SrK \ . MILLION OF OUR , 5UPEi ARE VA HANO4N FEELIN_ REAV ' w.i IN "My mom told Dad I'd be dating soon myself - . . can I watch?" h irt control but mereI chow a very good hand and forces your partner to bid. You will take further strong action at your next turn . PARI.FS.. - by Heimdahl & Stoffel tki REA0Y TO HDA4E ./ THEN AW / answer I his U th at you bid to cue bid doer, not guarantee a h5 0W 1-1 - 141~10-1s' , XXThe fT i ,ALUCI'rA1'kX, S, A y by - BUGS BUNNY A study under consideration by Seaboard Coastline officials reroutes the bulk of Sanford's railroad freight traffic to the Wildood station on serb At prese nt, a total of six north and southbound Florida's west coast, 11w Hera,ld learned ", y. pull in at Sanford for rerouting to Seaboard officials in Jacksonville confirmed trains a provision for destinations across the United States today th e stud), which con ta ins ' .Sallford Train Master Milton SmiLh.%aid the study phasing out Itand Yard in Sanford, was discussed top It I' tnt tting ould It i one south dOd one northbound train Tuesda) (Jurini' ". A Seaboard official here s.aid .some of tlx, lwre.T%~o localsto0viedo and Urnablia- would also estimated 200 workers in Sanford will be tran- remain at Sanford. 11)ere is a possibility the company will consferred - if the study is approved. M;IIii~ I ; - "Th ere's noth ing definite. It's purely in the study stage," said Don Martin, a Seaboard vice-president loated in Jackson1lIe \lartlntonfirmedthestudy would affect freight ,, ____ i t Pullo 9 Herald Staff Writer DOONESBURY WQRW C 1 1* ____ , %-%5PAl1FH F-Y"APRISF &,,S.% i . ( - - hA ! ~ _~ ht onsid ers Frei o rd By ED PIuCKErr . "I, - ) , / * Could Be Closed b S , ______ __ . .- piss p OM L/TTI.E LEALJE I I I'ss 4 . Pass Opening lead I i JACOBY MODERN.) by Larry Lewas - Ti E. AND SHI M MASK [lass 2V , -i~ !.i~m, i9 41 4? ... Pass 2& Here Yard e I ~ An Arkansas reader wanta to k ow what vou bid after r Partner has doubted your . nanu opponents one heart bid 'iou hold A A Q xx V xx # K xxx 4 Q By Oswald & James Jacoby If the bidding of today's hand looks funny, don't blame us. Victor Motto inted South to be Ina four-heart contractand this shoves how he might get there. Victor asks, "After ruffing the spade lead what cards should be played to the next the trcnkss;r Th e is: "Ace of diamonds. king of diamonds, ace of clubs." If South can score seven tricks In trumps plus two ' } Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents & ___________________ last South IN T t 5 4 'orth %%est I has been made into a loser. .1 11 rl LA\ ,li e ,' *%~~,` RN LOSER V_ When Sou th ruf fs diamond East discards one club; when he ruffs the last diamond East discards his last club. South [loth vulnerable 2.., I) j , - t _i ,' I, / - __________________ -- Rand A - ~~ CATCHIN' A r-L-.ZGy I C _ R:IR YUH '~) )frN -Aw '__ SkkT-E -T -nN.%F- -4-1%14.1 ; / - M " N 1 " (" •:• ______ - . 4 85432 AN i) - , . Ell M AA10542 raue d to see why the ace of clubs is 4 tO H EK: cross ruff. It Is trifle harder A _I - ig 67th Year. No. 306-Wednesday. August 13, 1975 I I words across ruff is Indicated, It is easy to see why he ace and king 12 - ke Even NORTH (Di A J 9165 - 0 r - _________________ FINE-TUNE IT CLEAR PIC%Re ^1 I __ - t CARNIVAL BRIDG çfl4 - - j__ E..-----=.. . ,s•_.., ( • . - . .. . 4 ,.. ', - kt1 I 'til -- •, " -. -- ~_ .-_ t --- -!'!7".:_. "- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednuday, Aug. 13,17! — iVoI unteer — — By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer N AnON l.ONGWOOD__ The city has no insurance on its volunteer firemen guaranteeing "grocery money" while they recover from Injuries received fighting fires in the community, Council Chairman J. H. Grant has reported to his colleagues. IN BRIEF Senate Panel To Subpoena Tapes On CIA Activities WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Intelligence cc mittee, in its most serious breach with the Ford ministration, is subpoenaing tapes and docume bearing on covert activities In Chile during the Ni administration. But panel members say they still hope to obtain I materials without a legal battle. The vote to issue a subpoena was taken Tuesday aft the White House rejected the committee's requests for tapes and documents bearing on covert efforts during t Nixon administration to prevent the 1970 election President Salvador Allende of Chile. At the same time, committee Chairman Frank Churc tMdaho, reported the panel has given up for the mome its attempts to persuade former President Richard 1 Nixon to testify on his administration's policy concernij assassination of foreign leaders and covert activities 1 the Central Intelligence Agency. "If a volunteer fireman gets hurt, we have no way of giving him groceries," Grant said - Solzhenitsyn Deal Denied VA!!., Cob. (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. KissliSIger says he urged the Soviet Union to let Alexander So zhenitsyn leave the country a month before his exile la.it year. But he denies there was any U.S.-Russia deal tIuit prevented President Ford from seeing the author when hC first came to this country. There was no deal of any kind as to how Solzhenitsvin was to be treated In the West," an angered Kissinger sai Tuesday in a telephone call to reporters accompanyln1 Ford on his vacation in Vail. Speaking from Washington, he denlcd a report quoting 1 White House aide as saying the President did not mee with SoLzhenits last month because of agreement between the two countries at the time the writer wa expelled from Russia. MIAMI BEACH (AP) Black doctors are a vanishing treed in the United States because young blacks are being driven away from medicine by prejudices and economic pressures, say members of the National Medical Association. "It seems as though there are more dying than graduating medical school," Dr. Edwin Shirley, who also Is a member of the Public Health Trust Board at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital, said Tuesday. The number of black doctors in the United States has not gown in the past five years, officials said. The black doctor-patient ratio in the United States is I to 5,000 while the white doctor-patient ratio is I to 750, said Dr. Alfred Fisher, NMA executive director. - LSD Said Cause Of Death NEW YORK (APi The daughter of an unwltjlng victim of the Army s experlthents with hallucinogenic - drugs says she d been told that he died of an LSI) in jectioc administered as medication. But, the said, Tuesday's announcement of the reason for her father's death was a shock. In a press release, the Army attributed the death of tennis professional Harold Blauer in 1953 not to his treatment as a state mntal hospital patient but to the Army's experiment. "I'm collapsed through the whole experience," said the widowed daughter, Elizabeth Barrett, 35,'of Manhattan, who added that three Army officers gave her the news In person. -- m - w- Monday night, Indicating work. men's compensation Is of no value to the volunteers, "A percentage of pay that is nothing would be nothing," Grant said, noting the volun. teers receive no regular compensation for their efforts, The problem is one of several that a special city council Insurance committee may discuss tonight at 7:30 as it examines bids on empk'ye insurance, The committee, appointed by n W• U Uninci imrl U iii IU Grant, includes Councilman Don Schreiner as chairman with Councilmen H. A. Scott and Gerard Connell. The city has again called for bids returnable by 4:30 p.m., Sept. 8 on city equipment, liability and workmen's compensation after the deadline for receipt of bids passed with none being submUted, In other business, a public hearing was set for 7:30 p.11). Aug. 25 o the request of Seminole Cablevision for a rate increase. Although a franchise was awarded to Seminole ('able1sion several years ago, the service has bever been made available to city residents, The new rate requested Is $25 connection fee for single-family homes and a $6.50 monthly service fee. At the time the franchise was granted, the city was told that when the service was available there would be an initial period when no in. Cntinal Told - stiillatlon fee would be charged and the monthly service f $4.50 PC thereafter would household. "I told you so," was Councilman If. A. Scott's reply to a report from Mayor James B. Lormann that the county Is willing to cooperate with the city in the paving of Longwood hills Road. Lormann said county officials said the costs to the city would be $25,000 for the materials for the portion of road within the city limits, w • ,0J Scott and Connell warned theo city when the road and a large tract of property Was rean. nexed earlier this year that the city would be expected to pay paving costs. Grant, who led the move for the reannexation, said Monday night opponents to the an. nexa lion had insisted they wanted to retain the Longwoocj, Hills area country estates at. inosphere and he would not want to ruin the "country area" by seeing the road paved, I - - ww~l_ _____ _______ H. ______ 1. .. -. . .- 11 .F m. S. S . , F - - 4_ I .,. _• .. S . - grant the request and was concerned about whether it would be a safety hazard. In other business, it was announced that Seminole E lectio ns Supervisor C Bruce will have a voter _______ . registration team at city hail on Saturday, Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. to p.m. for the convenience of qualified residents of the area to register, renew or c ha nge their voter registration cards. PLAN AHEAD _____ '.5,,-.- Legal Notice Deputies Search For Items Taken In County Burglaries CAR)N CITY, Nev. (AP) Stcvc Strickland Is In a pick!e because a judge won't allow his truck on any Nevada road until he rernos'e• lemons and signs painted on the vehicle to protest deItts. Strickland says he needs te truck In his carpentry work, but won't remove the painted lemons or stenciled — list of 46 alleged flaws until he i lets Justice. "AS Americans we are so o mplacent that we trade off a bad vehicle and give up tying to get It (iced. That doesn't help anyone because trie manufacturers just keep turning out piles of junk," Str.ckland said In an interview Tuesday. CAPE CAN/,VERAL tAP) —Technjchns scrambled back Inic a Than CenLur space vehicle today to replace the faulty valve that postponed launching of America's latest Ttars explorer. Electrical storni interrupted removal of the old valve but it was finally lifted bate Tuesday and rushed by jet plane to Califorrthg to see if the Viking project must again be delayed. The valve W1i '.o be examined by tcctinlclans at the United Technel:;jes plant at Sunnyvale, Calif., a process that could last ,,iiW hours before the new launch time, 5:0 p.m. EDT Th iday. Three 1' t?.tify In Little Trial RALEIGH, ! (AP) Three law enforcement officers are amu the witnesses lined up to testify for the prosecution in L.' buttal portion of Joan Little's trial for murder. Attorneys for Vt Little, arguing that the 21-year-old ilack woman stall,d her white jailer in self defense after K! forced her top i trm oral sex on him, rested their case ate Tuesday aftLr ')W days of testimony. The state cortei Miss Little stabbed jailer Clarence Uflgood 11 times an ice pick last Aug. 27 s she could scape from the Be '. tori County jail at Washington, N.C. he was bring held t.e pending anapnof breaking nd entering convic:. . - ' Vitnesses' $ience Expected DETROIT (Al') A (ttal prosecutor says several tnees probably ili the Fifth Amendment when opens a grind jury probe ,, to the disappearance of examsters union boss .Lmiri Haifa. - LS. Atty. Ralph Guy said f ,'tral authorities are still lurL'ig all possibilities inci sing intentional flight — the disappearance of Hoffo iv we .Wago. There is no angle we can ru! nit," he said. - 10% OFF . , . . 0 . 9 : 00 / Phone 323-9190 If Construction a . I of and ,' ft of cash, Jr 4 -_ , ,- ACTUAL USE REPORT 4 . - Th co -- - ree. - 11.14 - po - PtA ____________ It a and - - S __ ___ _____ - Ewnlng Jfrndd ' _- _________________ '',. _________ , __ ' - " " . __ oft*__ 49.592 be against 'O' 14 ________________ ' 4 $_______________ _ __ - . OJLIJ j,'~~ ~ I , P P - : 0 1 UJI.T. - . -I S _____ - ______________ il F S /f . - / --. • " - -0 --• %--. . ____ . 4 I . ' . - flip.index. . I - .. , "....,-•• . . . i • , -. Yes! We Still Quo?. All Rz Prices by Phone .. • ICE - CREAM HALF A GALLON CLEANSER . I i 01. ',,,.: - . ' '"I i "'" With cou- 21" . Limit 1 With Couoon g/ I A The Seminole County Commission Tuesday gave itself authority to regulate water and sewer service for unincorporated residents being served by city-owned utilities. The county sought the authority immediately after Casselberry purchased General Watcrwork.s, the firm which served residents in unincorporated areas. The commission approved several amendments to the county water and sewer ordinance, despite vocal opposition from representatives of three 5$ can , . 87 C A I .. _________ Your Best Valuel 1 by . Woigreens - - wise consumer compares! look up your prescrip• lion fl our You'll find it listed strength, quantity and (low) price. Avoiloble generics, too. You'll see where to take your next prescription! . Good Sunday Only ELM SEE OUR BOOK OF 10000 Rx PRICES The ' I4 . -. • ... / I S • ' SEE How Much You Can SAVE On your prescription c--- ' . S • -.. ,,. ' 4 A 4' ' • 1 ALL NEW OR REFILLED Seminole municipalities. However, main objections to the amendments were not the amendments themselves, but the county's failure to provldc to the public the written amendments before Tuesday — the day of the public hearing. J Clay Pit Slated 1 4 r ghl reserved to lim : REGULAR PRICE . - MON SAT 9 :3 : SUNDAY 10. 6 '- . By MICK LOCURIDGE Herald Staff Writer have Fla 37771 • ONLY ' ute me as For Discussion Viking Repairs Rushed A To Di rect lete iiies of Sheriff's SU .- & , : 22MZ-1 County NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN tha t METRO SALES CORP will sell, ty virtue of that certain Writ of of public Sale, for ceih on August 79. Eiecutlor, Issued out Of and un'jec 1973. at 1700 Noon. at Metro Sales the Seal of thO County Court of Corp., 1921 W First Street, Sanford. OrangeCotjnjy, Florida upon alinsl Florida 32771, one Utility TriIq, ID ludgment rendered in the aforesaid Pfo. 770311, for failure to Pay court on the Wh day of June. A.D. storage thOrgts and repa ir Charges 175, In that certain case entitled. thereion. By BOB LLOYD Georgia- Pa cific Corporatn, a corp Dated at Sanford, Seminole more than $6,200 that were burglars hauled away items Place, Sanford, told police that Plaintiff, VS Skilicralt, Inc., 4 Fla County, FlOrida, this 311' day Herald Staff Writer reported taken in burglaries valued at $1,515 from a a 20-horsepower outboard Corporation. Defendant. which July, 1975 Sheriff's deputies today were and thefts across the county. residence at 112 Sunland Drive, motor, valued at $625 was stolen aforesaid Writ of Execution was METRO SALES CORP searching for Items valued at to Sheriff of By: H. Eugene DCVilbiss Sandy Markey reported that Sanford. Deputy R.E. Prit- off a boat at his residence early (,llvered Seminole County, Florida. and I President chard said the missing items today. levied upon the following PUbliSh Aug. 6, 13, 1775 described property owned by DEQ 45 included two television sets, a Sheriff's Deputy C.H. SkIIcra'i, Inc a Fla. corporation. Cli type writer, adding machine, id property being located in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Braecklein said a similar "Id pistol, rifle, shotgun, old coins Florida, more EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR outboard motor was reg.orted ParticularlyCounty, and jewelry. described as foIls CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All the furniture, furnishings, COUNTY. FLORIDA taken from a utility shed at the Deputy Robert E. Ache Ston fi*tur, inventory, stockIntrad,, Civil Action N.. 7S'lSH.cA.es.0 e Road, Oviedo, residence and all machinery and materials In Re; the Marelat, of reported that televisions, stereo LONG WOOD— Groundbr- str-uction of the facility a t the of Richard E. Kennedy. taken from the defendant's business MANUEL BOTELMO, eaking for the Longwood Health corner of Wilma Avenue and equipment, coins, jewelry and located at Building 176. Sanford HUsband, William Guggenheim, of 209 Airport, Sanford. Florida. Clinic was scheduled to begin Church Street, behind the clothing valued at $1,424 were and A properly PEARL MAF BOTFLHO. reported taken from the Timber Cove Circle, Longwood, stored at A . today, according to to Don Lon gwood City h ail , Lening Transfer and Storage in residence of Sandra E. told deputies that *420 in tools Wife hluber, owner of Huber H conSanford Florida Huber estimated construction Leibowjtz on SR-419 DISSOLUTION OF missing after a burglary near Five were One (1; struction Co. of Orlando, 1972 Dodge Truck. Custom of the single story building Points, MARRIAGE at his residence, with green cab and open bed Vin. NOTICE OF ACTION The firm Tuesday was should ta ke less t han 90 days. NO. O3IBE2s5279e9 being stored at TO MANUEL BOTELHO awarded a $64,618 low bid Also at Five Points, deputies Bob Elli5, county adDeputy Luke Stallworth said Ratliff 6 Sons, In Sanford, Florida 3S1 Shaw Street contract by the Seminole minlstrative assistant, said the said investigation Is underway burglars did $250 In vandalism Additional information available New 8Idfrd. Massachusetts from the Civil Division County Commission for con- contract completion date was into the theft of four air coin. and took liquor the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED worth $35 In a Seminole County Depart mat an action for Dt5IOIUIIOfl of Dec. 10 and said the public ditioning units, furniture, break-in at the Circus A Go-Go, ment. and the undersigned as Sheriff Marriage other relief has been facility should be In operation bedding and a television f rom a U.S. 17.92, Fern Park. of Seminole County. Florida, will at filed against you and you are I1OOAM Oflthe7I%tdayofA5 reuirid to serve a copy by the end of the year. your trailer and an apartment at Sheriff's reports said the AD, 1975, offer for sale ands ell to w1'itten defenws. if any, to It on The clinic will serve south Miller's Motel, U.S. 17-92 and nightspot was entered by the highest bidder, for lublect IRVING B. GUSSOW, ESQ., At Seminole similar to the clinic in SR427. Deputy P.J. Higgins breaking a dressing room to any and all existing leins, at tne torn" for Petitioner. a'-i Sanford, providing medical said the stolen items were window and three doors were Front (wet?) Door of the Seminole is Suite 205, 430 E Highway 436. County Courthouse in Sanford, Canefberry, Florida 37707, on or The rezoning of 100 acres care for residents. valued at $l damaged. Florid,, the above described Per. before September 111h, iSiS, west of 14 for use by Seminole tons, Property, otherwise a Judgment may be en The clinic, built on land Sanford police today reported Sgt. Jay Leman reported That said sale is being mad, 10 tired against you for County as a clay source will be donated by Longwood, will be that citizens band radios valued deputies and county tire units Satisfy the terms of said Writ of demanded in the Petition.the relief censidered In spccial meetings funded wi th coun ty and state at $550 were taken from Ex ecution WI THESS my hand and the Seal of trucks were busy be ;o n1ht and Thursday. John E Polk, laid Court on 7th August, 1975 money. The state Health and parked at the Village Rest a.m. today tween 2 a.m. and 5 answering what sheriff (Seal) The Planning, and Zoning Rehabilitative Services Truck Stop, French Ave. and proved to be four False fire Arthur H. Beckwith, Seminole County, Florida Corrunission will meet in uv' provided a $30,000 grant for 14th St. PublIsh: July 30, Aug. 6, 13. 20, 1975 Clerk of the Circuit Court alarms at different locations In cturtho'.zse tonight at 7:30 to cortrut'iion of the facility DEP 170 By: Lillian I Jenkins James "lement of 223 Palm the Oviedo area. co.'isider rezoning from country DiPuty Clerk Irving B . ESQ estate.,; to agricultural the Suite 705, 430 E Highway 434 IN THE property owned by Lester CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ca%sefbesry, a' QRM Florida 377 07 FOR SEMINOLE Mandell, owner of Greater COUNTY. Attorney for PtIlIo, RLVINL7F FLORIflA, Publish 51fA Construction Co. Mande ll has CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$•IJWCA44.D DEQa? : Aug. 13, 70, 77, Sept. 3, 1975 In RI me Marriage of agreed to sell the Land to the ?n,$ IIPUU a l$,O Y)U "CC ?i'fci IIft,N iit,!4 MD i CilICA?1O OVPI. 1( CALVIN JAMES CLEMENTS, ?II' , O 4i tJtY I Iti tNtS ii 3 iMitii yOu OF ?$CI.J JUf '0 county for $500,000. The county I Oiu'% 4.WIQ r'(uuGI TO. & CUIIIC'r*' PUBLIC NOTICE PE TI T:ON1IMOVLDS( SPI,,l IQtf AN Cd1AINT$Ol InC&,M1,!ioN,k IN tCt%Q*,$ (, 140W fuTuxi Iu*,D% All?) jIJf( Ill uiio ?sist I tND5 MITSI $IT 10 1)41 0111CC 01 IYlNUI needs the clay for road con. INASINO WA1141N0t0N øC 30a5 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the AL0ERT\ C I. t M E N T J ('txjnty 0i St minole .viI' RESPONQEpT ,'Ile an •p structiori. ___________ ACTUAL I'P,"C"Tvlf 1Nt,1Oy1aa&aN7 plicati cn IQOPI&AV).0r (AICAYIGOLIS b,i' ,, CASSE,LBERRY NOTICVOFACTI e unty commission will oi-,t C' O N — I,'S, lh t'w' tIo,IC,t i'ubi En .. G -'_L_i_..... 1 TO. JUNE ?.LitRTA CLEMENTS pI hold a meeting Th ursday at 7 RIl,it,1 osi nisslon, $ $49,502 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Suifi 1). Arntt..ot, Itutdlng, , P.M. to consider the P&Z ill Last Known Mulling $ 2005 $ Apalt, c ',.e l'arlway, Addr ess Route No decision. b1ACCC',th T&llh3 F$Or,dt JUn. fur I&AaWQItAT,o,, • 10 2 059 002 Cabot PennysIvanIa $ L_. reviaw, and approval of provisions Several weeks ago the , CASSELBERRy 'ØW$ ( you 022 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and Procedures adopted under the $ commission was ready L ap$ that a Petition FINANCE DIRECTOR for Dissolution of l al option S authority of Chapter 14 Macrig, oc h.t. prove the contract wi th Mandett 'been filed against you 100 In the f $ or m ot Ordinan ce No 759, and you are required to cAz3sEu3EaRy 32707 un ti l the zo ni ng of the land was the rigI-,t to Its Of your written defenses.serve a copy which Provides $ If any, to it county e mploy", checked. was found to be on Car roll Burke, Attorney for to organiz, nd 00 KC,4 $ rg4ln CflltCCtivpty a t terms $ Petitioner, WhOle address ior.ed for country estate 5 612 conditions — Sanford Atlantic flank Building, orjinance is of emJloyrnent The development and clay or available for irpectmon !.._..__...... Sln'ord, Flo r i da 3777), and file the by 5 borrow pits — n3eds an the Pub'Iz at the office of the 6141=1 ofiVirsaI with $_______ Clerk of Circuit Board of County Commiubone,'s court. Sem inolethe agriculture zoning. •. (( county, Florida, on Room 350, FUNO i,., . o, $ ,' or Semi,Ie County Cour before lUb'lC.H.e30574 .J11546.21 the I lIft day of Sept'nber, thoui, North AD, $975; Oth*li, • Park Avenue, San default will ford, Florida. during regular ,.(.,,.d IlA* 1. IS74*vw 30,13 Is _ entered is a you for the relief business hours *T t14i g:30 a m. to 5:00pm $ kti'.... •. I demanded In the PstItia, 3.O52.93 Cm.M.dl.MyI1)74,.J,)Qg7I Monday thrOugh Friday. ,WITNESS my Hand arid Seal on Published Daily and Sunday. S pniUisdfroett,,4ps $ Please Govern yo'jrwh,es S_J thIs the 11th day of Augutt. AD ac except Saturday and Christmas 14 O$DFI.M cordlngiy, "" I 1975 , _.7O,1I. Do, t The ¶,ar,Ic,'d era$d. Inc $______________ . Sidney L. Vihl, Jr b. s (See) $ )0 Pd Fri'n Ave. Sanford, Chairman U MIA's Arllv,r H. i___70,191.14 Beckwith, Jr. 11.12. $ Board of County Clerk of the Circuit Court $ low As[is, Commistloners U) ClITtt'Ca?,c.i I 4•nIç I•t Ey; Elin RiChard, VV Ch'iI (,.r,u ID $5 IØ (5 11.14 Second Class Postage Paid at t,ts.c1 WI,.. •4 'd. Smlnol, County I wt', ,*, t' Dipvty Clerk am Sanford, Florida 37771 1*"(IMICJ,,1P4)O ISIS ,, lOI112.LQQ ATTEST' CARROLL BURKE •, Tl NEWS UIOLA MAif xtIN Ar,,$(Q THAt A CO'.l'tLlt C0P,OI T"'5 Art hu r H flCCkw,th Jr. SIP':..I 14A111114 Ptii .l'.n',A LIXA( 14('P.UfI(J, C.jh(.At ONCLJ At'orney for Petit ioner 8-8 75 Rate by Carrier LA 'M I NA( A (OP (-I T'5 I1'L"IT AkD It AOl DQUUfNTlNGTNl if Clerk of the Board 612 Sanford A)lintit ,.Jt11 B. 1r Cr of County Cornmitioq,,,'5 - Nilkis TNrVAafOJfN, P'fClc4vT'uA!.9S Lak Ba'k Bldg. Wer 5k Year 17540 -of Seminole County, !tLPz... Cnvseerry1plorjda Sanford, Florida )77fl F0r1d4 Pjli, Aug 13, ?O. 77 .Sept 3. Isis PublItt Auj Ii. $7, I), 197 DEQ$e a year and the residents. Wring "off years", charter, the commission seats I Legal Notice — $3,600 I - -- 5 5, prior to the November paid AIRPORT BLVD. ORLANDO DR. SANFORD i st l) a e :e tt=o =he 4 - 30 days ballots in the 16 county voting held in November, this ye.r, in which have city accordance with the new city £ SUNDAY Floyd administratively Scheduled To Start 'Lemon' Truck Ruled Off Road wade from tin perienced of the quartet is a , - nic be airplane at 6,000 feet with the chutes to open at 2,500 to 3,000 feet. Nixon said tile target Is the seco nd base area of the baseball diamond at Spring Oaks. He said he has made over . FORGES Robert Nixon of Orlando, leader of the quartet, said the junip will '-• . inissioners and $875 for the mayor. (Commissioners are precincts . SDAY thru approving the performance so the pub l ic ,aviation not usually seen." 17-year-old Sanfo1d (town as he left the school for girl, "You be tter watch yo Juvenile pleaded guilt)' today as lunch, mou th. I have ways to get rid of an adult in circuit court and Pierce, 20, of 1415 W. 16 th St., neople I don't like." The girl '.5 THEATER An ordinance rezoning the with neighborhood commercial changing the name "Barclay candidate qualification for not SR 434 was zoning were passed on first Court " in Barclay Woods more than 45 days nor less than . . _____ roval' To Perform At Spring * Oaks App Hatton property off ' faces a possible life prison, term and Lewis Huf(;i, 24. of 1717 W. and her brother testified that 1 for robbery. Seventh St., Sanford, were Leger made the statement after Just before juts select Io n wa; acquitted by a circuit court jury pulling a pistol from the paper * . to begin in his trial before in a separate trial July 23. bag and while he was holding 11 j ' ' Circuit Court Judge Ro be rt B Huffin was later sentenced to the weapon in the g ir l's face. 4 McGregor, Adolph Corner, 17, live years in prison for In other cases, James !. l&9 W. 18th St., plead ed guilty probation violation. Clarence Horn, 19, Midway, __ as charged in a chanitxrs for pleaded guilty to breaking and In other cases docket ed I , hearing, te ring with intent to conunit trial th is week be fore Judge en \ ",., , Judge McGregor ordered McGregor, a Jury Monday a misdemeanor. Horn told the 11 Corner held pending completion found a 50-year-old lake court he burglarized the . of a pre-se,itence investigation 'I . . Monroe man guilty of bare Eastside Country Market, SR 46 .... % . and set sentencing for Oct. 6. assault after a day-long trial, east of Sanford, on June 24 "to f' Assistant State Attorney Bill try to get food." Sheriff's ui, Heffernan said as part of ti Judge McGregor set sen- deputies responding to a plea negotiations the state tencing for Edward Leger also burglar alarm found Horn dropped another robbery in for Oc t. 6 on the misdemeanor inside a pr od u ce cooler. ______________ . _____ (liCtinent again3t Corn er and conviction. Clifford 1). Smi th , 18, Oviedo ____________ _________________ agreed not to prosecute him in Leger went to trial on a felony Route One, was put on three The dream of erecting a performing arts center In Sanford took tempted juvenile court for two at- aggravated assault charge years probation after he robberies, one step closer to reality Tuesday when theater Consultant accusing him of pointing a pleaded guilty to assault and Corner, in pleading guilty, pistol at the head of a 14-year- battery in an aggravated George Eisenhower (seated left) met with Greater Sanford told the court that he robbed old Chamber of Commerce Bankers' Committee representatives girl. The girl testified that assault case involving an into discuss groundwork for the enterprise. Eisenhower said he could ('rooms High School teacher the incident happened the "first cident at Oviedo High School in Herbert Drueding of $19 at gun- week in June" at Leger's which a man's jaw was start a feasibility study by November. It would cost In the broken, neigh- point on June 18 near the school mother's house but Leger took borhood of $10,000 and take three to four months to Terry Wade Bawls, 19, of 2011 complete. at W. 1311i and Persimmon the stand to deny the Incident. N. Grandview Ave., Sanford, Bankers' Committee chairman Howard Hodges (standing left) Ave., Sanford. and member John Krider agreed they would hire Eisenhower lie told the jury that he only had was released on his own as Corner said he was given the a pint of wine in a paper bag soon as financing could be arranged. Engineer Cal at recognizance pending a pre Conklin .22 caliber "Saturday night the house and that he was sentence investigation and (standing right) and architect Carl Gutmann (seated right) also special" pistol used in the hold. attended the meeting. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) "playing around" with the girl sentencing Oct. 6 on his plea of up by Charles Pierce before and her nine-year-old brother, guilty to attempted possession Drueding's auto was waved Leger denied that he told the of a controlled substance. 7 -_- _- kydivers Gain * adopted on final reading after a reading and public enniercibi subdivision to Hamilton Court. A 41 6 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— public hearing at which no one zoning were passed on first A public hearing was set for city election. the city could create whatever currently occupies by Helen mayor gets $17,500). (.11)' Commissioners Monday appeared in opposition. reading and public hearings 4:30 p.m., Sept. 9 after a new The amount of qualifying When the November city number of precincts and polling Keyser and Cal DeVontj are up night approved an application Ordinances annexing the Bell scheduled for 4:30 p.m., Sept. election ordinance passed on feet was retained at five per election falls at the same time places the mayor deems for two year terms while the submitted by a skydiving property on Lake Destiny Road 16. cent Cf the compensation of the as statewide elections, city necessary. mayor's office held by Floyd is first reading. 10 quartet to hold a parachute near the Orange County line resolution was adopted A The new ordinance would set office — $l) for city corn- voters would continue to cast At the first city election to be up for a three-year term. jump at the Spring Oaks Recreation Center on Sunday. Mayor Norman Floyd was to '' give the group a letter from the _______ city to the Federal Aviation WEDN E Administration i FAA) today To Robbing Teacher _W , By DONNA ESTES 41 ___ __ S Herald Staff Writer Youth Pleads Guilty - Black Doctor Shortage Noted e e Fir - Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1975-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Quartet To Jump From 6,000 Feet The amendments also changed the procedure for transfer of certificate of a private utility to include a transfer including the sale of assets. Also included in the amendment was setting up new accounting procedures for utilities operating in the county and set an eight month time limit on reaching a utility rate hike request decision. The amendments were prepared by Utility Attorney Ned Woolfolk and Bill Dale, environmental services director. Representatives of Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Sanford opposed the amendments because the cities did not have time to study them prior to int't' ti III C iurity Attorney 'Ilin 1"reenLio said the cunts not Ice ) upiled 'A', 0; putil tcuireinerLi. A delegation 'f Eitstbroo k subdivision residents, living in unincorporated areas of the county near Casselberty, voiced support of the amendlilefl ts. Ken McIntosh, Casselberry city attorney, in a written statement, told commission he "vigorously" objected to the amendments and said he was voicing the opposition of the City 'f Casselberry." Casselberry Cotutcil Chairman Edith Duerr also attended the ,neeLing but made no comment. Casselberry Monday finalized a $2.2 million purchase of General Waterworks Corp., which serves several thousand residents in unincorporated areas outside Casselberry city limits. V. - :T'. .:: -m - ---:; - �— - * - Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322•2611 or 83.9993 Wednesday, Aug. 3. 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 _____ _______ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. B Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - e ________ Re akw ____ ______________ - -- Eve mains n Re ? mo The Clock te The goal of break- even mail delivery, adopted by the U.S. Postal Service upon its creation as a semiprivate agency four years ago, remains remote, despite the optimism of Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar. The service, in Bailar's view, could pay its own way as early as 1976 under a proposed increase in the first-class postage rate to 13 cents. But the independence of the Postal Service Wrest ing does not extend to the rate- setting procedure. Congress, ju tilled by a $I .3 billion annual postal subsidy and contemplating authorization of another $2.5 billion, keeps a taut rein on the service W ith G and the Postal Hate Commission which it established to deliberate rate adjustments. Bailar envisions the additional income of three cents from each first-class letter as wiping out the $850 million deficit for fiscal 1975 and balancing the $2 billion boost in annual operating costs linked to a We have always had our doubts about the new contract with postal unions, legitimacy of professional wrestling as a The average increase in pay and benefits for "sport," but it never occurred to us that It Is In each postal worker of $2,800 over three yea rs is reality a "modern morali ty play" staged for the restrained in comparison with labor pacts edifica tion of frothing fans. negotiated in the private sector. According to University of Chicago scholar Thomas Hendricks, pr ofessional wrestlers "try Th e P ostal Rate Commission has been of little help in facing Postal Service financial problems, to assemble their iden ti ties wi thin a framework of beliefs or symbols which seem to motivate the however. Bailar's proposal has been under con- auijence's adora tion or Invective." Or so he is sideration for 22 months. quoted In Human Beha vior magazine. Tag and title agencies are located at the courthou5e in Sanford, Seminole Plaza In ClisselbertY and Interstate Mall in Altamonte Springs'. Got your vehicle properly tagged yet? helping the Glschler.coached Sanford team with that were First Federal Savings & Loan of Scminole, Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co., Chase & Co., Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, Cardinal Industries, Malczowski Rea Estate, Capri Restaurant and Marriot Corp. All told, MDA profited by about $10,000 from the event, which was witnessed by many hundreds of persons. We doff the derby to the aforementioned members of the Jaycees, their sponsors and to those in Winter Park for their ingenuity and wiulngnesslo help such a worth cause. Last week we devoted a portion of this the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, who were competing in the Winter Park 24-hour bike-a-then. A total of 23 Learns entered the marathon event and we're happy to report that our very own crew finished an admirable 16th , overall. Now 16th might not seem like such a lofty place in the standings, but It should be noted that our boys didn't have much time to 'warm-up' for the big event and their spot in the overall finish doesn't really matter. After all, the big winner was the Muscular DystrophyAssoclation(MDA),'causethat'swhatit was all about from the outset. However, Bruce McKibbtn was th e first rider for the local Jaycees in the LeMans-type race, over a 1.2 mile course In which each member of the 23 entries of eight riders per team, pedaled about four or five 1a each before giving way to reli ef 'driver.' The race started at 10:15 a.m. on Saturday and ended at the same time on Sunday. In addition to McKibbtn, the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees' team consisted of Rick Galloway, Rick flNIcPr llnrv Rrn,linu 1)nijlil Wnit Skin Senkarik, Bill Bracken and Larry Blair wi th Vic Gischler serving as coach while C. J. Bass was chief cook and trainer for the locals. Each team put up a minimum $SOO entry fee and .-r Just a reminder: Only a few days remain before your present automobile or motorcycle license plate expires and all motorists are urged to avoid the last-minute run at the Tax Collecto r's office to purchase th e sticker for the new year. Too, remember, all you get for your money is a validation sticker that MUST be placed in the upper right hand corner of the plate you now have (or are sunnosed to have) on your vehicle August 20 is the deadline for obtaining these validation stickers and, under a new law, there's a $10 penalty if a title to a vehicle is not transferred within 10 days of sale date. l . -- FLORIDA IN BRIEF BERT Regents To Compl y On Desegregation TALLAHASSEE (AP) The happened to us is the state aus- of its dual system of higher menting our desegregation an NAACP suit, ordering the mixing of faculty." Board of Regents is pre. terity program," Chandler education, l have noalternative plan. Department of Health, Educa. Among the other items paring to comply with a 60-day said. "We've not been able to but to conclude that the State of "The governor is asking them tion and Welfare to begin en- Thomas cited were the states's deadline for completing court- get funding (or the programs." Florida has not taken adequate to determine what problems (orcement action against 10 failure to: ordered desegregation of uni. William It. Thomas, OCR di- steps to remedy the violation of there may be concerning prog- states, including Florida. —Develop a procedure so he versities, a spokesman says. rector, warned in an Aug. 5 let- Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act of ress on the implementation of At stake for Florida at that Board of Regents and ChiIn. Hendrix Chandler said Tues- ter to Goy, [eubin Askew that 1964," Thomas wrote. the Florida plan," Bacchus time was about $70 million in cellor's office can determine day that the regents will have to enforcement action would be Jim Bacchus, an Askew press said, federal funds. The OCR threat- the racial impact of proposed develop alternate deseg. taken against Florida if deseg. aide, said "the governor is reFlorida's plan to eliminate ened to cut off the funds unless actions. regat.Ion programs for those regation of the state's colleges questing responses from the segregation in higher education the state showed how it in. —Analyze the quality a:rid that cannot get funded and then and universities is not corn- commissioner of education and was approved in June 1974 by tended to disperse white and quantity of FAMU programs as get them approved by the fed. pleted. the chairman of the Board of OCR. black students throughout the compared to those at the eig ht eral Office for Civil Rights. the failure of the Regents, "Because of who of course, are The approval followed a 1973 system. other tax-supported state uiml"O ne of the things that has state to eliminate the vestiges directly responsible for imple- federal court decision, based on Thomas sa id Flor ida has vio- versities. lated the spirit of the plan, cit. —Enroll 210 non-minorl ty tog as examples 'the cessation studen ts at I"AMU by this (a11. C/aims iii the interweaving of academHe sa id that Florida has ic programs be tween F'AMU failed in the community colle ge I Florida A&M and FSU (Flori- system to recruit black StU. daStateandtheterminationof dents and faculty or develi the incentive funds that were po licies to provide financial aid designed to encourage ricihl ince ntives to black students. TALLAHASSEE I All Paula formation calls, she said. hlawkin3, a Republican on the Public The latest salvo in the COflShe said her disputed information that Service Commission, is returning fire in GenTels rate of return would be 11 r tinuing public feud centerV r Il- __ ,, ''I'll,. . . . her renewed public feud with Democrat cent, instead of 9.53 claimed by Mayo, ed on Hawkins' dissent ('onunissloners Billy Mayo and Bill __ 'amne (ruin Billy I). Smith, head ni th from a General Telephone Ikvis. telephone suction in the PSC accountiri, Tuesday, Mrs. Hawkins disputed their Co. request for a $46-6de partment. ______ claims that she erred in her dissent from Mayo said his information came from _____ million rate hike. The in$46.6-million rate increase granted %'umn Talbot. head of the entire crease was approved 2-1, ______________ ALL MOWERS REDUCED General Telephone Co. on a 2-1 vote. dCPtrt1neflt. 'Th Last thing I want to do is put out Smith and Talbot were out of town misleading information," she said, Winter Park Telephone Co.'s pending Tuesday and could not be reached for claiming th e dissent was based on facts request fora rate increase says that firm comment. has electronic equipment to assess and figures readily available in sc UA Mrs. Hawkins also disputed Mayo's records, charges only for numbers in directories, claim tha t the New York Public Servi ce °' GenTel ought to be able to get the same Mrs. Hawkins said her main concern Comrnission found a$1.SOa month ret,ate equipment, Mrs.Hawkins said, was the precedent set by the PSC in to customers with poor service was GenTel also has equipment so th at a allowing GenTel to char ge 15 cents for impractical. TRU•TEST directory assistance call from outside the each call for information after six a She said a personal investigation found month, even if the number sought is not area-code rtgion is not charged if It is fol. New York officials delighted with the 20" Cut listed in the directory. lowed by a long-distance call, she added. plan as the bust vay to unprove .4dlustableWheeh Mayo and Bevis sa id Mrs. Hawkins' There is no guarantee the sixcall limit telephone service. -will do any good because it is based on a plan to charge only for information calls Reg. S114 Mayo said the re ba te was imposed on Now guess, doubling the co mpany's req uest on listed num bers would be impractical only one company beca use of its unique ( and too expensive for the companies. for a three-call limit, she said. situation; Mrs. Hawkins sa id it was ap. They said li miting the charges to calls The problem is that 10 other telephone plied to only one company because the $99 companies are before the PSC with over six pro vi ded protection for calls on ot hers improved their service to prevent simi lar proposa ls for charges for inunre ported num bers. , - t, - McCoy Target Listing Branded As Erroneous MIAMI (AP) A spokesman for the Civil Prepared. ncs.s Agency has branded as erroneous a Pentagon list showing deactivated McCoy Air Force Base in Orlando as prime nuclear target in a war, A list released by the Pentagon this week showed McCoy, Homestead Air Force Base in Dade County and McDill AlrForceflaseinTampaamong 50 national prime ta rgets for U.S. enemies. Claude Thompson, region th ree director of the CPA in Thomasville, Ga., sa id Tuesday that th e prime ta rgets or "counterforce areas are th ose areas that have missiles or have intercontinental bombers." "We know McCoy doesn't have anything like th at so we know it is inaccurate," Thom pson said. - 9 ...~ --_&~ I 0 , ,, r-W . . !'I ~ ,.,:m 1~1 .-. A a& ,~r COLLIER Ex-Policeman Dan McGirt Disputes Mayo, Bevis Hawkins Returns f Fi re L q '" 4i _:.___ ' .01 Was - Probation NAPLES (Al') A former Miami policemen who had earn ed commendations for his work has received two ' cars probation for assaulting an undercover agent (luring a drug arrest. Acting Circuit Judge A.E. Wells of GIsdes County gave th e sentence Tuesday to B. Charles Outlaw II, who was convicted in May of beating und ercover agent Joseph - r . Gets Twice Cook. Evil , ~_N f III!%., I I . ) 1`e ,; I -~- ) " I Cook testified that Outlaw and Patrolman Dale Thorp struck him Sept. 3, 1974, ii Miami when he tried to identify himself, A Turncoat For Florida, the Revolutionary War had three k. faces. One was the divided families split by the ____________ struggle, brother fighting br ot he r out of loyalties •1 stronger than blood, John Moultrie, li eutenant governor, turned his back on his own people because he believed Florida's destiny lay wi th % ___ England. Another was shown by the Iyal1sts who f ought arid (aught again, from conviction. Thomas Bro wn led that group, ta king part in every mili tary action on Florida soil during the i Seymo ur Wenner, chief administrative law p• -. A typical match, he says, pits a "hero" or conflict. judge at th e commission, recently submitted a "man of the people" against an insulting, . There were also those who supported the counterproposal. He would reduce first-class rates, dealing "villain" with a name like Killer, Mad British In Florida not for dedication but for Dog or Butcher. Thus the agents of good and evil sharply increasing rates for other classes. plunder. Their leader was Daniel McGirt, chief create vie for physical supremacy. of the "split-shirt banditti," a turncoat who If implemented, Wenner's plan would The hero adheres to the rules. He uses legal — finally battled both sides, looting wherever he undeniable hardship on magazine publishers, I I "breaks clean," could. doesn't bring "foreign already hurting from rate revisions in the recent holds, objects" (hairpins, bottle caps, etc.) into the MeGIrt and his companions made the border AL past. Postal Service offi cials also fear th at it wo uld ring. The vUlain country a region of terror where no man or his on the other hand flaunts the drive fourth-class parcel mailers to independent reguiations and "gets away wi th murder," property were safe. services, further complicating the unhappy fiscal DanlelMcGlrtwasbornintheSouthCaroljna " J The referee, who often appears the last to 7A I -_ a I picture. hack country and was more at home In the woods become aware of a violation, represents the an any Indian. One of his neigh bors said he was th The House Post Office Committee has initiated of official justice, and the crowd I i~ I / "asli the as apanth&."rewere two th1nhe steps to block Wenner's program as it drafted does not rea lly expect control to be exercised. cared a bout his rifle and his horse, a swift, r - _ legislation to increase congressional subsidies. " ) iron-gray mare with a white blaze, Gray Goose, But even goodness has its limits. Tormiented to the envy of the Kershaw District. With sharp recognition of the political winds, the breaking polnt,the hero may explode Into an We never close Illegal punci. Mere legality has proven in. This backwoodsman was Just the one to scout disenchantment with has al s indicated however, it o ant to contaIi th e forces of evil, but moral for the American forces at the outbreak of the Bailar's coveted 13-cent rate. Under th e confused war. He rode with the bands protecting the r ighteousness prevails as the hero Joins In the legalities of the rate-setting structure, the cornvillain's game and beats him at it. Southern colonies against the Loyalists. 4 Letters To mittee legislation would limit the first-class rate to And the crowd loves it. Assigned to an outfit operating along the Satilla 12 River, he saw action against Thomas Brown's end of the year. Federation Backed East Flori da Rangers on one of their first raids. Meanwhile, the Posta l Service under You or no other person is forced to ride the McGirt's commanding officer praised his criticism from workers and patrons implements bus or join our federation. We wo uld welcome The Federation of Senior citizen Clubs is very courage. Unfortunately, his superior also Say what you will about women's liberation, t a wage scale it lacks revenues to pay and postpones may just possibly be Instrumental in reducing much aware that the 'N-County Transportation you as a member of the federation and as a rider coveted Gray Goose. When McGirt refused to service improvements it cannot afford. Committee was formed to make a study Of the of the bus. If you didn't help buy it—don't knock give up his mare he was In trouble. the Incidence of bruxlsm. The oft-maligned agency's woes are not enneeds for a transportation system in Sanford. In The pressure to surrender his horse was so You do not have to be tirely of its own making. fact there have been three study committees on 65 to enjoy the benefits, severe that McGirt, not one to take military It's no Joke. Bruxism is the unconscious habit which representatives of the federation and George V. Ronan discipline, took a swing at his captain. The blow of clenching or grinding the teeth together. It senior citizens groups were members, one of President landed him in the guardhouse under sentence of I usually happens during sleep, even to denture whom was the chairman. Federation of ten lashes on his hare hack for three successive wearers. The result Is not only wear and tear on Senior Citizens Research We all worked hard over a period of two or the teeth but In many cases chronic headathes three years. About every six months the Th One flogging was enough for him. That night, Research agencies make a good case for projects that draw that have no biological cause. County Transportation Authority dangles some his back aching from the whip, McGirt broke out, the ridicule of some lawmakers, notably Wisconsin Sen. William new bait to get people excited but nothing hapFour out Of five known bruxists are women , found Gray Goose tetheted nearby, and pens. Pronnire,asa frivolous waste of the taxpayersmoney. Letters to the editor are welcome, 1. according to Des. William R. Cinotti and Arthur off to join the British at St.. Augustine. The Federation of Senior Citizens tired of They should be as brief as possible and galloped An examination of the sex life of the To ease his pain and wounded pride he took gypsy moth, for Grider, professors of proethodontics (dental being put off by the State Department of 'Francomment matters of general interest, example, although It drew snickers when brought to the at. appliances). at the College of Medicine and along all the horses of his former comrades. at's where the spon, the Division of Aging and the The letters should deal with issues and avoid - tentlon Of Congress, reportedly has aided In fighting a gypsyDe ntistry Of New Jersey. And th Dan McGirt was welcomed by Gov. Ton Transportation Authority, and decided to wait no personalities. moth Infestation in the areas of the Northeast. feminist movement comes and given a commission in Brown's Rangers. 14 longer. We had bake sales, raffles and flea The editor reserve, the right to edit those But the justification for such studies as an $81,000 probe of "It's a matter of Inner conflict," say the ex- market sales and finally were able to get enough letters for reasons of space, but will exercise With his knowledge of the country and his skill at "Ir - _______ '-" _____ - '- \ - .J .., .- Man Attacked By Shark DAYTONA BEACH (All) A W isconsin man was in se rious condition today after being atta cked by a fivefoot shark as he swam in th e Atlantic off this resort city's iiitiltis mantel row, officials said. Henry Peterson, 20, of Beloit, Wis., was atta cked Tuesday afternoon as he SWIUTI with a rubber raft in four feet of water a bo ut 20 feet from Doctors at Halifax Hospital sa id Peterson underwent extensive s ur g'ry in an apparently successf ul attempt to save his leg. The man was bitten in th e righ t calf, _______ ....- -. " - Wednesday, Aug. 1L I9l3-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ ood And - - Federal officials have included th e Metropolita n Orlando area as a prime nuclear target, should this country ever be involved In a nuclear war. Three of Florida's most populous areas were listed, including Homestead Air Force Base In Dade County and McDIII Air Force Base in Tampa. The Orlando area was picked because of 'strategic offensive military forces' at McCoy Air Force Base. irt off th e lis t were th e sprawling areas of the U.S. Naval Air Station at Jacksonville and Eglin Air Force Base near Pensacola. 'Crisis relocation' plans to evacuate residents of th e prime target areas are currently being studied . However, Albert Fischer, deputy director of Dade County's Defense unit said he had no idea where that county's 1.4 million residents could be sent. "We really don't have any place to go except out in tho Pusi r,1,1øc" 1'icphpr was ntrntl?d. Oddly enough, neither Cape Canaveral nor nearby Patrick Air Force Base were included on the list of prime target areas. —BrnCurrie DON OAKLEY - = Evening Bre ________ _____ 10 15 \ . - . .,. - ADMISSIONS .4 I - .. . _______________________________-__________________ The Editor ______ - - JACK BERRY'S WORLD 11 -- i I I _'( ki :: IF -- - "Yoo-hoo, Willy! Two men kern the federal qovemmerif are here to see you. Something lids abOUt car;nin q P Rocky Suffers From V'* ce=Pres idents' Blues I The outwardly ebullient NeLson Pockefeller, according to close friends, is suffering from the vice presidential blues. This is a malady which afflicts normal, hiiltliy piitlz iam wv wind up in the void of the vice presidency. Theirs is not the ennobling power to shape bold national policies or the awesome authority to make great decisions. It is their unhappy fate to wait in the White house wings for a tragedy they pray will never happen. Woodrow Wilson's running mate, Thomas Marshall, described the malady best. The vice president, he said, "is like a man In a cataleptic state. He cannot speak; he cannot move; he suffers icpaln. And yet helscosdonsol soil ttiet tues U arem n,m." Vice President Rockefeller apparently has come down with this occupational disease. He Wes not to show it, t,ts friends say, but down deep, he is frustrated. For Rockefeller, who is accustomed to exercising power, now occupies a position without power. Friends say he Is caf1ng over his new political impotency. The friends agree Rockefeller also has a combative, competitive streak. He became rankled, for example, over some recent cracks attributed to President Ford's campaign manager, Howard "Bo" Callaway. Rockefeller had agreed It would be good polifichl strategy to keep the vice greslde.ial nomination open. But Callaway was quoted In the newspapers as calling Rockefeller a problem and hinting he might be dumped. "This got Rocky's dander up. It started his adrenalin flowing," reported one intimate, The Vice President put through a cad to Callaway and told him coldly that his newspaper statements "had gone way beyond" the agreed strategy. Callaway protested that he had been misquoted and Invited him to check with former w.1.. nid !L!3 White i!o present at ttoe press session. "I don't have to ask Timmons. Iam talking to you," snapped Rockefeller. He &W protested to White Hou!e staff chief Donald Rumsfeld and finally to the President himself. Ford not only reaffirmed his support of Rockefeller but suggested that they fly In e helicopter to the airport together to dramatize It. The Secret Service cautioned against it pointing out the Preslder.t and Vice Prealde'1 aren't supposed to fly together. But Fe,'J "_ ) t lost horse stealing, Jr. was picked to Ind detach. ANDERSON overruled the Secret Service, and Rockefeller accompanied the President to the airport for the Helsinki departure ceremony. This little triumph, according to friends, tiaoycd RGckefeller's spirits. Footnote: A spokesman acknowledged that the Vfre President had his "ups and downs" but that he is depressed over his job. On the c.rar'. the spokesman claimed Rockefeller a.'.'.".s',iujastIc. "I'm having a ball," the Vice Pr'iJer,', recently told an Interviewer, It Is Ti' gr tIer's nature, explained a friend, to n cheerful front. !ENfAf4)N PARING: Some 47 liberals In Congreg, who- have their. own W.a ' to spending, asked the Like-minded LisWute Ice Peilcy Studies to review President Y'otd's '.iviget, The s,x-rr.yith study won't be submitted to ( )ngr,s un4i! next month, but we have obtained ,n arsvanct .aft. I' calls 1',r a severe $40 million reduction In def'rse f/Mdlng. Explained Institute Director M.irx tlj'Jtln: "The presence of troops In a ,w,mtr' 1 i a sign of weakness. It shows that we ;, other way of influencing countries, 70rv Jlng Is wrong when we spend $1.6 trillion since 1945 on the military." What would such a drestic military cut mean' States the study: "It woula mean no American forces or bases west of Guam. It would mean no military assistance to Asian clients. It would man phasing out all military alliances and defense commitments to be replaced, In some cases, with nonmilitary treaties establishing various forms of cooperation and formulas of mutual trust. "It would mean the end of declaratory statements Of policy that commit us to Interventlon or the threat of intervention In the defense of asserted interests In East Asia.,sia." Sanford: Philip J. Allen Clara C. Baker Gertrude I. Bartosek Fern E. Benedict Dean H. Bollinger Calvin I. Brown James J. Drum Edward J. Eland Beverly M. Hollie William A. Mikkola Deborah S. Partlow Bla nche S. Paulsen Lisa I). Schucrgcr C-alvin Thonipkmns Pa tricia F. Wakefield Doriette F. Wensel George Pyle, Altoona Dietrich Schepker, Dellary Thomas W. Gollick, Deltona Frida Schiffer. Deltona Sylvia Seiler, Deltona Elizabeth F. Thomas, TRU-TEST .. " "- 1..:: " Supreme 22" Bicycle Type Rear Wheels Briggs& Stratton 4 h.p. Motor Easy Start Reg. 169.95 Now I*\, ' .'- - .T. - 4995 . nkAmericard Master Charge - 1 Drastic Reductions on Riding Mowers _______ - Telephone m .0500 AREA DEATHS I , Dewey Ra)Tr,ond Trombley, Pat Boune, and mothzr, Mrs. 57 of 120 Palmetto Ave., Lake Violet Hartel, both of Lady Mary, died Tuesday. Born in Smi th ; three grandchildren. Lady Smi th, Wis., he came to Gramkow funeral Home In Funeral Notices the defendants are W. Leroy _________ IR0MBLEY 0EWFY RAYMOND— Funeral ses-vices for Cmey Raymond Trornbicy, 57. ci 120 PImeIto Ave Lake Mary, *10 died Tuesday will be held at the grave-side in Highland [kale of Orlando, Hobard Wil. der of Altamonte Springs. Clyde C. Cobb of Lakewood, Cob., and Jess Hickman of Pineville, La. - - - • 'E' ___ ___ "Picked Up One Day SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. 322.srl Ma i 0 N. pit Ave. 10000 __ - ternoon thundersowers. Highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. Lows mostly in the lOs. IIAV&M ITON 9 'lii 4 P M Saturdays 520S Maple Ave Santord, FIorI, emory Gardens, Forest City. Thursday at 10 a rn With Richai'd Brantley officiating Grarnkow Funeral Home in charge "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" is a familiar saying, and it WILLIS, TEDDY C. — Funei'al Service-for Teddy C. Willis. 53, Seminole High School at Oaks Recreation LOngwcodwPodied Monday. will Foreign Wars. Center (1 beh el d Thursday at 10 :3O m a, guidance office Monday' lie He is survived by his wife, Springs Rd) No. WEATHER BrissonFune,al Home-with Rev through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until char ge. Mrs. Opal Willis, Longwood; Leslie Holcomtt 2 p.m. Bring report cards from AUG. 14 son, Don Willis, Fern Park; two Vitwing hours. Wednesday 79 P rn Burial in Highland Memory pr evious school term and if out. Tuesday's hi gh 93. Overnight daughte rs, Mrs. Kathy' hoover, Gardens American Legion Auxiliary , Forest City. Brison of-sta te, immunization records 53, 8 p.m., post home, 17-92. l.ongwood and Mrs. Karen Fu-,I t4mi' fl (ParQ low 67. Partly cloudy through Roberts, Deltona; three AUG. 14-15 Th ursday with a chance of grandchildren; father William Swimming Red Cross during B. Willis, Bowling Green Ky.; t'i i"' CO thundershowers, INSTANT PRINTED lessons; registration for ____________________ Willis, ______ Douglas the afternoon and evening brother, _______ _ children's be ginners class, 10- hours. COPY SERVICE Highs in the upper 60s Longwood; sister, Mrs. Mary __________________ 0() a.m. to 4 p.m., with Jacki e and low 9(. Lows in the 7(. Miller Nashville, Tenn. Caolo, 131 E. Woodland Dr., Va (' . ROAD hlrisson Funeral Home in ri able winds 10 mph or less, 1 gusty near thundershowers, charge of arrangements. COPIES Rain probability decreasing to Cool Yourself 20 per cent tonight and Thur____ Quietly With Carrier 325 sday. FREE Exte nded Forecasts __ESTIMATES FREE PICK-UP Mostly sunny with some of _ widely scattered mainly af& DELIVERY QUALITY HOUSE PRINTERS, INC. — -St ' Sanford five years ago from charge. Apopka. TEDDY C. WIWS Survivors include his wife, Teddy C. Willis, 53, of CALENDAR Ina, Lake mary; two Longwood died Monday night. daughters, Mrs. Pamela Born in Kentucky, he moved to Keefer, Orlando and Miss Longwood 18 years ago and was AUG. 13 Cancer Society Films DlanneTrornbley, Tallahassee; a blockmason. lie was a New student regis tration for Seminar, 8 p.m., Sweetwater two sons, Dewey and Racque, member of the Veterans of Delivered Th e Next" 0 A - -1-. t` L . - Joseph W. Schooley. Lake - In short, the study contends that the massive military reductions wo'.mld change our foreign Policy "to more self-restraint," which would help "shed America's global pretensions." As for America's allies, the study suggests: "They must be self sufficient arid must conon sequently sequently be allowed to operate Independently in their foreign policies even to the point of ac. conunonlj*ting the present adversaries of the United States." Proponents describe the institute's solution as "sanity," critics call It "surrender," ExmA*Ide Notes Complaints Harry E. Gilmore, Lake Mary Mary Shed M. Corierly, Oviedo _____ vestigation of the song habits of parasitic finches and a $15,000 behavior in men, which tends to reduce their of our members. merits to lonely (arm houses ripe for looting. He in the editing. evatustion of American hitchhiking eludes the layman con- inner conflicts, while women are expected to Our last encounter with the Division of Aging, All letters must be signed with a millIqg guided many foraging expeditions, rounding up cerred with government spending and a record budget deficit, remain cool and comped." the Department of Transportation and the 'N- address and, when possible, a telephone number slaves and provisions. He ranged hundreds of The House has responded to voter complaints and indicatedThus, they add, "liberation may permit County Authority ended in unbelievable con- so the identity of the writer may be verified. The miles through Georgia and was often close to fusion. We asked for he lp In get ting three small Evening Herald will r es pect the wishes of capture. Thanks to Gray Goose he always got Its own doubts by approving an amendment which would give women tc vent aggressive tendencies more mini buses to serve the elderly of the county. writers who do not want their names to appear In away. Congress vzto power over National Science Foundation grants. openly arid freely, brid this may reduce the inAfter five weeks of dead-ends we were told that print. The trouble with McGirt was that he didn't The proposed congressional review seems to be a cidence of bruxism." we would have to have at least five $17,000 buses, We reserve, of course, the right to reject any know when to stop. After the war ended he kept reasonable step to assuring that research dollars go to A chewing out a day helps keep the dentist union drivers, regular schedules and be letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or on fighting and pillaging. The only difference programs promising worthwhile scientific development, away? prepared to make up a deficit of about $150 at the slanderous, was that now both sides were the enemy. 0. Grandeas SJoblom, Lake Mary Essie M. Groom, Lake Monroe Loyd L. Keller, Lake Monroe An ear ly TAMPA tAP) "I was told that 95 per cent of torney, was rebuked by U.S. tional firm. Mar tha Anderson, Osteen associate of super- the people in this country are District Judge W. Terrell HodAn earlier trial on the Freddie L. lirowdy Jr., salesman Glenn Turner's says failures and that I shouldn't let ges w he n he greeted the witcharges ended ma hung jury in Oviedo he used to hear several corn- them pull me down with them," ness, "Jimmy, how're you Jacksonville in May 1974, folplaints a day from investors he said. doi ng?" lowing nine months of testiDISChARGES who weren't earning what they James, a service sta ti on op. Hodges warned Turmier to ad- mony. Sa nf ord: expected from Turner's sales erator, said he was a former dress all witnesses by their surOn cross-examination TuesEliza be th Blackwelder schemes. distributor In Turner's K oscot names, day, Ja mes testified that prosThelma Cameron W he n told of the complaints, Interplanetary Inc., a cosmtTur ne r and five former busi- pective investors were told Mildred C. Crowe Turner only repeated "his basic i cs firm, and later became a ness associa tes are on trial on "you !ust don't get something Eliza beth S. Hay philosophy," Jimmy James of Koscot employe. charges of conspiring to de- for nothing. If that's what Estella Johns-on Greenville, N.C., testified TuesThe company has since been fraud investors by persuading you're looking for you will not Julia Minott day in the f ederal mail-fraud reorganized and Is no longer their to buy distributorships n find it with Koscot.' Lisa D. Schuerger retrial of Turner and five oth- associated with Turner. Koscot and Turner's Dare To Questioned b) the lawyer for Sidney D. Weiss ers. Turner, acting as his own at- Be Great Inc.. a self 'motivaAndr ew J. Shipule, DeBary defendant Ben Bunting of Williarnston, N.C., James said he Yvonne Frankulewskl, Deltona had never seen Bunting do anyt hi ng dishonest or cheat anyMary A. Vanetta, Deltona one. Iwan Wasilewsky, Deltona Joe l R. Brinkle, Geneva DEWEYTROMBLEY both of Lake Mary; sister, M rs. Besides Turner and Bunting, Deltona Review - the social behavior of the Alaskan brown beu, a 836,5W In. perts. "We'rt accustomed to openly aggrealw together to purchase a bus of our own for the use great care that the thrust I the letter I Continues i AUG UST 12 PT' . Turner Trial HOSPITAL NOTES - SO Daytona Beach tides: high often applies to people as well as to members of the canine set. Not at our firm, however. 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"I feel extremely happy — I still can't believe I've broken the record," said Walker, a 23. year-old New Zealander who burst onto the international track scene just two years ago. "1 didn't believe I had a chance. I've been thinking it over and over the last few days — how to run, how to beat it (the record). Now I Feel I couldn't have run a more perfect race." Running under ideal conditions, Walker took Walker, the only truly topflight miler in the field, finished nearly six seconds ahead of Ken Hall of Australia, who was clocked In 3:55.2. Gracine Crouch of Australia placed third in 3:56.4 and Gunnar Ekman of Sweden was fourth in 4:01.5. The temperature was 77 degrees when the race began, at 7:50 p.m. local time. Walker credited Swedish runner Goran Savemark with helping to set up the re.'ord run. "Ile kept exactly the speed I wanted the first 1)0 meters," Walker said. Walker was timed In 56.3 'seconds for 440 yards and 1:55.5 for 880 as he bided his time behind Savemark. He surged to the front in the third lap, followed by Hall and Crouch, aiid Increased his lead steadily. Oa the Fourth lap he let It all out. "I tried to follow Walker when he surged into the lead but I couldn't," said Hall. "lie's the best middle distance runner in the world." Walker's time at the end of 1,200 meters (1,312 yards) was 2:53.5 and he ran the last lap in less than 56 seconds. Walker first achieved notice when he finished second to Bayi in the 1,500 meters at the 1974 Commonwealth Gaines in Christchurch, New Zealand. Bayi set a world record for the metric mile of 3:32.2 in that race, in which - as usual — he led all the way. Walker started his Wednesday, Aug. 13, 17S-4A finishing kick too late to catch Bayi and came !Evening Herald Sanford Fl. in second in 3:32.5. Since then Walker has established himself as an outstanding middle distance runner, but when me to the mile there was always the dominating presence of Bayi. Walker was ranked No. I in the world in 1974 by Track and Field News, but that was before Bayi ran his record mile. And three times this year, Walker Finished second to Bayi. He says he now hiu two goals: to beat Bayi, By JANE CASSELBERRY and to break the record for 1,500 meters. He has Herald Staff Writer no doubts about either. Fourteen events for the Nov. 9-15 Golden Age Olympics "If he faces me, I am quite confident I can have sponsors and the events' committee is looking for bent him — as well as his record," Walker said, organizations to sponsor additional events. "I have a good chance, under present conThe Golden Age Olympics, sponsored by the Greater ditions, to do better than 3:32.2. Now I know I Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will include a variety of can stand a tough pace. Next time I won't evensfor citizens 55 years ofaeand0lde1 permit Ilayl to disappear alter the start." - - _____1,I___ ê._1.... .....Announced at a meeting of me comnnuuev wuIy iivv a nine-hole golf tournament sponsored by the Mayfair County Club; a wheelchair race sponsored by the Sanford Ministerial Association; horseshoes, Sanford Jaycees; shuffleboard, the Sanford Shuffleboard Club; bridge and canasta, Woman's Club of Sanford; tennis, Sunrise Kiwanii Club; horticultural show, Sanford Garden Club; billiard tournament, Sanford Recreations Department; ping pong, Ministerial Association; arts and crafts, Sanford Art Acsociatiun ; bowling, l)isabled Amt'rican Vetenin.s ; (morn husking, Civit.an Club; ceramics, Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce; and bicycle race, Sanford Senior Citizens Club A. ,.n,,rt nf ThiiraiI Persons. anu111 111:1 Ca" iJ.$MVI three gaines of tying the American League A meeting of the sponsors has been scheduled for Sept. 3 record for futility and within seven of the major erce. at 8:15a.m. at the Sanford Chamber of league mark. They did get on the scoreboard Vic Arnett, chairman of the steering committee, said Tuesday night, however, snapping a 31-inning that information had been received on a Senior Olympics In drought in the third inning when Aurelio California, but that it included anyone over 25 years old. Rodriguez tripled and came in on loin Veryzer's Dick Oswald, owner of McDonald's of Sanford, said the single. Rodriguez leaped on the plate as the McDonald's organization is interested in sponsoring an crowd cheered wildly. event. Ran LeFlore and Dan Meyer drove in runs Arnett said that the Olympics' needed a budget and it with sacrifice flies in the seventh for the other was estimated that $1,500 would be needed to finance the Detroit runs. Vern Ruhle, 9-9, survived Texas' Olympic activities and awards. four-run first inning to finish with a five-hitter. Among suggested sources of funding were selling a buy Ilarrah's two-run double was the big blow program, admission for some spectator events and entry for the Rangers in the rally. lees Entry fees for participants were later disbanded for Stan Penanowskl worked six innings for fear it would drive away participants. Texas to record his first major league victory. The next meeting of the steering committee Is next ,, Wednesday at 8:15 am. at the Chamber . NEW YORK (AP: - Jim Bouton retired crowd in excess of 10,000 fans turned up to have rrom baseball in 1970 at the age of 31 because a look at the man who was called "Bulldog" Ids knuckleball didn't knuckle often enough to during his glory years in the early 60s when he et batters out consistently. won 21 games one year and 18 another with the Since then, he's become rich an,,] successful. New York Yankees. Ies written a mammoth best seller, "Ball "At first the kids in the club' niic were afraid Four", and a less than mammoth sequel, "I'm to say hello," said Bouton. "They warmed up Mad You Didn't Take It Personally." when they saw I had doubts about myself. I've He's become a television sportscaster on CBS had doubts before and pitched well. I thought t $50,000 a year. He's appeared in a Hollywood about not getting anybody out." movie, done an assortment of articles for Portland, closing in on its first pennant in 30 iational magazines, made several ap- years, won the game 5-3 and Bouton went the *arances with such celebrities as Paul distance, striking out six batters and walking ewman and Elliot Gould, and dabbled in two. Ile goes again this Friday night and will be olitics. in the club's rotation for the remaining three He has a big house with a pool in Englewood, weeks of the season and into the playoffs. '4.J. and a summer place on a lake. CBS has given him a leave of absence to In other worth, he's got It made. pursue his dream but Bouton says he'd have Nowhewantstochuckitall — orsomeofit done it anyway. inyway - in favor of 1300 a month and a spot in "I hate to kick away a career I like because I he starting rotation of the Portland Mavericks, have to go do this," he said, "but I'd take my in unheralded entry in the equally unheralded chances. There are all those people in the world Northwest League. who'd like to quit their jobs and hitch hike to "The juices haven't been flowing for a few Arizona or sail on a boat to Bolivia." years," Bouton said in an interview with Heady with his recent success, Bouton says ewsday. "You get spoiled by the thrills of that If all goes well, he plans to go to spring baseball. It's exciting to walk that tightrope. training next year, wok on his knucklebail and The other night I did. It felt exactly like it try to hook up with a major League club again. always did. One faIr step and you fall.!! you "1 get the feeling that I look foolish," he said, get to the other side, wow! - you've done "I know I would think someone else was foolis1 something." for doing what I'm doing. Boutcn, 36, made his debut last Friday night "But a friend told me, 'I understand whal as the Mavericks, an Independent franchise, you're doing. When you die, you're dead for a laced Walls Walls. It was ballyhoed and a long time." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Detroit Tigers, down so long they can't remember up, have not lost heart. "They're playing hard," said Texas Manager Frank Lucchesi. "They're playing like they're going down the stretch for a pennant. They're not going through the motions. They're hustling." The Tigers lost their 17th straight game Tuesday night, bowing to the Rangers 4-3. Texas scored four times in the first inning and the Tigers spent the rest of the night trying to catch Elsewhere in the American League, Kansas City beat Baltimore 4-2 in 10 innings, Boston whipped California 8.2, New York downed Oakland 7-2, Cleveland trimmed Chicago 6-3 and Milwaukee beat Minnesota 7-4. IlIb LdLI!bL loss brings LI MITI YlUflhl lI IUs Ur Re i put on wai v ers fore training camp started, and a few teams were interested," he said. "So the club tried to make a trade, but they told me they couldn't. ' "I think the only club that would be interested In me now would be one in a desperate sitwitlon for linebackers. I can only hope but I don't like my chances." a zaie The Discount Department Store - •. -'' _____ - s East W L 67 SO 64 53 Louis Pct. 573 Oft - 61 $5 $17 526 60 56 65 66 517 451 421 3 5', 61 1 13' 1 17'. -, 39 55 59 61 66 76 667 534 496 153 411 377 15' , 30 25 26' 35 65 — It innings New York 9. San Diego 1 e. 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IHch COfl$1tICl4; ftahki raa,.il I IUti' lein, off" Sin .4 .— — —• — - --"" • - . "- - -Y _?' -- - . - , __________________ Det roit Drops No. 17 - - Continued From 6A) Itoyals 4, Orioles 2 AihhiS Otis singled, his fourth hit of the night, stJkm second and scored on George Brett's two- , . and Chris Chambliss collected a single, double and triple and drove in two runs for New York. Walt Williams hit a solo homer for the Yanks. Ken Holtzman, 14-11, took the loss Killebrew singled in an insurance (Ufl as the George Hendrick drove in three runs for 5 -2 games of first-place (leveland, two of them with his 17th home rim of in the American League West. Doug the .1 season. Fritz Peterson won his third straight J Oakland , got the victory with 41-3 innings of 4 Bird, 8 - . game to even his record at 7-7 and Wilbur Wood, • ,1$m 12-15, took the loss. Bill Stein doubled home two lied Sox 8, Angels 2 J7'/ F runs for the White Sox. -', flick Wise, 16.6, won his ninth straight game as z'.2 Brewers 7, Twins 4 : Boston upped its lead in the American League ,f •: Milwaukee scored four times In the first inning , East to seven games. Wise, who hasn't lost since - j, June 22, tossed a seven-hitter in besting rookie to chase Jim Hughes, 10-10, and help Bill Kerry Shine, left, helps teammate BM McDaniel put on his uniform prior to Tuesday's Chuck llockenberry, 0-2. Carlton Fisk had two Travers, 5-7, win for the first time in six weeks. practice of Sanford's entry In the Central Florida Amateur Adult Tackle Football League. The singles and a double and drove in three runs for Robin Yount and Bill Sharp contributed doubles team will open the season late this month and will compete with seven other Central Florida the Red Sox. and Hank Aaron and Jim Began had run-scoring teams. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) singles in the Brewer first. Eric Sx1erhoLm Yanks 7, A's 2 — Doe Medich, 11-12, limited Oakland to six hits homered for Minnesota \ Ro yals closed to within JJr . I Y.7 V. '' ' •. ." ,.-' ' FOOTBALL PAIR SUIT FOR PRACTICE Boos ters Meet FLORIOR ARRIVE AUVE IIIP SUNSHINE STATE,., National League Tuesday's Results Atlanta 3. P i ttsburgh 2 as ArQeles 7. PhhIadeIPla 6. innings (nclnnall 12. Chicago I San rrmnclsco S. Montreal 2. J football pump & tea set - - Leaders 45 West C'rdnnat' iS Angeles 6 Los Sill S Francisco ¶,an 53 Diego Allanta 52 15 14r,u%1On raw £ / Baseball New York Chicago Montreal t --- -- Baseball St ALjwi rJIU Famous -- . . Major League Pittfturqh Pffllpha ULL1=k=1X:"9t.iiI('1*1 - ----- i1V i? "Tonig hi National League Atlanta, Belloir Top -. t: 19 Iwd wi th a lb. caOaciy for cxs. tra4ei sind catnp.'st - -, 1 E€sI ;1 isIY ;1. ON - " At 4 p.m. Tuesday, Baker cleared waivers, mere were no takers except for the acoustical contractor. The Seminole hg)i School players Boosters will meet tonight at Most of the other discuss ticket sales for fall dropped this week, as the 26 to sports. National Football League The meeting is in the con. teams trimmed their rosters to 60, were not as fortunate. Al. ference room at the main lobby though there were a few veter- at SLIS. The public is Invited, ans among those placed on waivers, the vast majority were rookies and free agents who will never get that taste of Sunday glory. steel jacks Wednesday Aug. 13, 175-7A -. ' ' — — NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) - Coach Lou says "I like to think they are the three finest In Saban, who has made the Buffalo Bills a winner the league." since his return here In 1972, says this about his The Bills are set with their one-two punch of 1975 team: "We must face the prospect of living running back O.J. Simpson, who is hoping for a up to our reputation." fourth stimaight 1,000-plus yard season, and his A year ago, with a team he often described as backfield mate, Jim Braxton. young, Sban coached the Bills to a 9-5 record To assist them, Saban is counting on rookie and a National Football League playoff berth. Tom Donchez of Penn State and fellow Nittany "We have becorie a consistent winner, a Lions alumnus Gary Hayman, who missed 13 playoff participant and a championship congames a year ago after breaking a leg In the tender," he says. season-opener. Now. Saban no longer Is saying "we're Joe Ferguson, now in his third year, will be the young." Bills' starting quarterback with sophomore Gary "We have experience and we have depth," he Mi waiting in the wings. says. The B: Us greatly strengthened their defense by Heartening to Saban was the condition of his obtaining defensive right end Pat Toomay from veterans and the rookies who reported to the Dallas Cowboys and cornerback Earlie training camp at Niagara University. Thomas from the New York Jets. "Our men came back in excellent shape," he The Bills' glaring weakness Is the Ilnebacking says. "Because of the squad's excellent concorps John Skorupan, also hurt last yeal, Is the dillon and overall experience, we've been able to only quality linebacker. Doug Allen Is working at keep the workouts brief and business-like. the middle and converted running back Ho players have shown an enthusiasm we think is Cornell at the other outside position. indicative of their outlook for Saban had counted on his first two draft picks, The offensive front four, all veterans, are Tom Rudd and Bob Nelson, both of Nebraska, to guards Reggie McKenzie and Joe DeLamiel. take up the slack, but so far the Bills have rot Leure and tackles Dave Foley and Donnie Green. been able to sign thcm to contracts. Saban hopes to use Reuben Gant, who missed most of last season with a shoulder Injury, at Like all coaches, Saban figures the team must tight end and shift Paul Seymour to tackle, slay healthy to win. He has three wide receivers in J.D. Hill, "But we can survive because of our depth," he Aunad Rastiad and Bob Chandler and Saban says. -) - - .- -' in the third inning with a run-scoring double. a single off Gene Garber, who had allowed only Seaver lost his shutout bid in the se venth on ndley two-run homer. the Ba one hit a nd struck out six since coming Reds 12, Cubs I sixth S ve Garvev sacrificed and after an Tony Perez drove in four runs with three intentional walk to Ron Cey, Yeager, who singled a run home in the Dodgers' three-run First, singles and a double in a free-swinging 34-hit contest The Reds outhit the Cubs 18-16 although walloped his seventh home run of the season Philadelphia's Jay Johnstone hit a two-run Chicago's Bill Madlock also collected four hits homer off Mike Marshall in the bottom of the and Jose Cardenal drove in four runs with a double and triple. 10th. Giants 5, Expos 2 Cardinals 5, Astros 4 Bobby Murcer ripped a tiebreaking two-run Ted Simmons hit a two-run homer, Lou Brock delivered a two-run single and rookie John double In the 11th inning after Gary Thomasson's Denny singled home what turned out to be the double and a single by Derrel Thomas. Murcer winning run while notching his seventh pitching was tagged out when he overran second base but Gary Matthews walked and scored on a double triumph. by Willie Montanez. The Giants tied the score Mets 9, Padres 4 Tom Seaver became the NI 's second 16-game with two out in the ninth on a single by Thomas, a winner anid Ed Kranepool ignited a four-run rally walk to Murcer and a single by Matthews. - inc " -. t!4a - - - -- Il Continued From 6A) -i _________________________ Placed on waivers Monday, Baker had hoped against hope that some other team might be interested in a linebacker with his experience s Buffalo's Reputation Faces 1975Challen e Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I This is certainly a sad day, but you know it has to come to everybody," Baker said. "I knew I didn't Figure in their plans. But I felt I was Insurance — in case some of the young linebackers Fouled up." 4 - .-" - -..- -_---• -_• -.-.•.--. -. ,•_ -' ' s Pirates Atlanta Top res BY THE ASSOCIATEDPRESS Ralph Baker has been to the top of the pro football world. He has been a member of the New York Jets for more than one. third of his life. An 11-year veteran, Baker has known the glory of Super Bowl triumph. Today Baker is preparing to go to work in sales for an acoustical contractor. Cut by the Jets this week to make way for younger, stronger bodies, 'he" Baker faced up to reality last night and announced his retirement from football. -,•.---. ?. Baker iu ra5v i-, r -• _•___-_ u Is Plans Continue For Olympics Detroit Drops No. 17; ' Ball Four' Bouton Royals 51 /2 Behind Back In Baseball - . Gridder SI the lead on the third lap and sped away from the field to become the first man in history to break 3:50 for the mile. He shaved 1.6 seconds off the world record of 3:51.0, set by Bayi in Kingston, Jamaica May 17. The record came before a crowd estimated at 9,000 at Slott. skogsvallen Stadium. . W L Pct. 71 46 607 $11 63 52 Sly 60 $6 466 55 63 57 61 160 16 72 .190 West 71 16 607 0,kland L, if 85 51 &) (,if Kns.as 57 61 41J $6 60 413 Ch,cago 53 66 445 Minnesota 137 $2 67 CaIlf'wnia Tuesday's Results Boston Baltimore York New Milwaukee Cleveland Detro it 05 -7 lO'i 161 , 17 25' - 5' ha II', 19 20 - at RATTING (flS bats— Madlock. Chi, 350; T Simmons, 346, Watson. Htn, 5)1. 330, Joshua. SF, 326. Sangusllen PQh. .326 Phi, IS; RUNS—Cash, Motgan. O n . $3; Rote, Cm, SO Lopes. LA. IS: Monday, Chi, 71 BATTED RUNS IN—Lu liniki. Phi. 9$. Bench, Cm, 93: T.Pere:, Cm. 7$: Watson. Hin, 71; Staub. NY, 76. 159. HITS—Rote Cm. Gar vCy. LA, 157 Cash. Ph;, 151; M.sdiock. Chi. !17; Millan. NY, 141; T Simmons. 5)1, III. DOUBLES—Role. Cm,3$, Bench, On. 35, Grubb, SD, 31, Luiirnki, Phi, Cash, Phi, 22 71; Garvey, LA. 75 TRIPLES—Ke'ssinqer, Chi. s, O.Parker. Pgh, 5; Gritfey. Cm, Htn. I; R,Metzger. I. Gross. Hin. I, Joshua, SF. I Phi, RLJN$—Lutlnsk, HOME 79, SchmIdt, Phi. 75, Kingman, NY. 24. Bench. Cm. 32; Star gell, PQI, 7° LA. STOLEN BASES-1Ol*%. Morgan. On . 16: frock. SiL. &): Cedeno, Him ; Car Chi. 21. P Mangual, deal Mon. 21 Dec ,t ions) PITCHING (11 Htbosy, 5)1. 103, 769, 170 Gullet). On. 93. 750, 209; DA Ilngham. O n . 13S, 732. 3 61 167. 696. 721 Seaver, NY. RJones. SD. 157, 662. 706 647. 327. 105 S Slone, ChI, Kirby, On , 51. 667. 1 55. Sul ton, LA, 169, 6.10, 235 STRIKEOUTS—Messersmth. IA. 177; Seaver. NY, 169. Sul ton, LA. 150; R R,uschel, Chi, 135: Richard. Htn. 176 American League ii IATTIP,IG (755 Bin. Carew, Mit,. 369; Lynn. 317. Wash 337. Munson, NY, Hargrove. inglon, Oak. 316. leg, 313 RUNS--Rice. Bin, 7$; Lynn, Bin, 71, Ystrzemskl, Bin. 73; (anew, Mm. 72; Mayberny, XC, 69 IN—Lynn. BATTED RUNS Bin. 53; RICe. Din. SI; May L Ms'. I.V 511. brr, XC, 6' C, Scott, Mil, 71 191, H I I S—Canew, Min. wash;nton, Oak, 136: Munson. NY, 13$. Randle, Its, 132; RV Cr'.. CM, 132 - SPORTS Penney i un r.nfr — IN BRIEF NCAA To Discuss Cost.Cutflng Plans When the National Collegiate CHICAGO (Al') Athletic Asoclation convenes here Thursday, it will debate such cost-cutting plans as eliminating athletic scholarships and stopping small-school athletes from competing for national championships with athletes from bigger institutions. There always has been some antagonism between Division I schools -largest in the NCAA - and sch'ols in Divisions II and Ill. But of 73 proposed money-saving changes in the NCAA's bylaws, only three would "take from the rich and give to the poor" force schools competing in post-season basketball and football championships and In televised football games to share net receipts with other NCAA members. Of the three, Resolution No. 65 is most publicized and most controversial. It would divide football television receipts among all schools, with 50 per cent going to Division I schools, 25 per cent to Division II and 25 per cent to Division Ill. - — Orantes Topples Lara Fiery Spaniard Manuel Grantes, TORONTO (AP) Fresh from his title triumph over Wimbledon Champion Arthur Ashe Monday in the U.S. Clay Court Chainpionships, has advanced to the second round of the Canadian Open Tennis Championships. Orantes again found himself on his favorite playing surface Tuesday night, utilizing the soft Canadian clay to blitz Marcelo Lara of Mexico 6-2, 64. In other first-round matches, fourth-seeded lile Nast.ase of Romania coasted past Patrice Dominguez of France 61, 64, and John Alexander of Australia defeated Belas Prajoux of Chile, 6-3, 64. — Big LL Teams Advance Puerto Rico and San FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) the Big League-Little advanced in Antonio have League World Series for players age 16-18. The Texans, who eliminated Hawaii 1.0 Tuesday, meet Chicago tonight while host Broward County plays Canada. Puerto Rico center fielder Luis Concepcion drove in three runs and scored one for himself late Tuesday in eliminating Rockland County, N.Y.. 9-2 - Dolphins Sign Dodd MIAMI (AP) - The Miami Dolphins have signed free agent Al Dodd in a bid for more strength at the wide receiver position. The 6-foot, 130-pound wide receiver gained 344 yards cm 27 punt returns for Atlanta last year and caught V passes for 600 yards while playing for New OrIei - i.', He was cut recently by the Atlanta Falcons. - -- - - — - Keon Signs With WHA Dave Keen, who has played ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) lit years Cx Tozonto Maple Leafs of tite the past the National Hockey League, signed a multiyear contract with the Minnesota Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Association. — I - .- - i----.---- 54 ;quart JCPenney heavy duty 30W oil. Helps keep engine clean, helps give protection against oxidation. 0W 'V Premi m 1 molar oil. Provides year round I ibrication 67c quart J " V'rr q 4i Stop Action flJfll brake overhaul* A Q Q 0 11J.VU Req. 62.88 Heres what we do Install new JCPenn Stop ActIon i,Ilings on all .1 whet' s • Ra buIld ill whe.sl cyinders • Resurface four drums • Repack front wheel bearir.qs ' 1. - - -' - 1.4 , ! t'rtk - " £, �- $A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 13 7S BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker AND i JLJ'T 14.D voug CEEURGER A MII. APPLE COFFEE AT TE P 1 WIN AT BRIDGE 13 NORTh A Q 43 V #654 4 A K J 87 WEST J9 8 65 v973 KJ8 45 4 SOUTH EAST AK 107 VJ 1086 # Q 109 4 Q 63 (D) 2 2 A732 1092 T-kAT LIB FIVE ' IN &)RRY. MIL'i!) BUT S4t5 . \YLNS FCR1W )TiIXT SN'IWHXT' F1 N LLE ITT /I WNTEt! t VITTER, MISTER ER, MOLLY! ais GO, c! I ' Both vulnerable 1.WYS SIN' ONE Th41NG .N' MEANING AP4ONE! FIVE West North East South Pass Pass 3NI Pass INI Pass Opening lead 17 by Art Sonsor ('N" £ cC / I '- \ A 'JORC) i C:c I,JisE ( n-f'rsL., AC TALK. / It C2t — 6A By Oswald & James Jacoby Victor Mollo's book is written for rubber bridge players. Therefore, when he asks. %hat should declarer play from dummy at trick one' the answer is obvious Declarer should play a low spade. Once this play is made South can win the trick with his ace and take an immediate club finesse. If the finesse loses, that queen of spades will still be in dummy to stop the suit. South will be sure of four clubs, three hearts, one spade and one diamond for a total of nine tricks, In match point duplicate there is a real problem facing is in a normal contract since almost every one else will open one notrump and play in the notrump game. The queen of spades play from dummy becomes an attempt to score an overtrick and overtricks are what win match-point tournaments. 01 course, if South knows that West never leads from kings ( th ere still are such people playing bridge) he will make the rubber bridge players play of the low spade. If South is natural pessimist, he will also play safe for his contract. 0 Colonel R EEEEE 1tTILrfl 0.4 Aak eha A reader from Hawaii wants to know If the rules of bridge allow a player to pass when his partner opens with a forcing two-bid. This question comes up quite often. The answer is that the rules of bridge allow you to make any legal call when it is your turn to bid and a pass is always a legal call At the same lime it is seldom advisable to pass when your partner forces. He may have his bid and youmay be missing a game or a slam. - V ,W ,, 4 S p Oust Leader, & Shuff le Regime - My electricity bill is $152,743.25 this month! Could that be a computer error or has my rate gone up aqainT' By Roger Boiler, FUNNY BUSINESS TO '1 HP j— j!fl BQ A VZCk)AWW Lt4i. P by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY -S ..., S . _ ; I ,Illg -H ... s:' Ilk BUGS BUNNY tiSr OUR M ONNA TALE. T YER COACH' WHERE IS HE ." ) V THAT YOU HOUW t!€ FtAY(N' W\\\ LAST SEVEN DX, I P4ZW VA r rUHLEt.ITY HEN . - 4)SE! / OVER O . . . - a_ -. TUMBLEWEEDS /MANIAM AW, CAN 1HU1.I.Y-' ( I 1ACHlJ' H E.R A 5FW?J, I HAVN'1 IA FORK ANP A POWL OF iA1N SI ?v1Q,' PICK S1W,! . P j FAC6LEW ro LIKE WERE OF I . . THE ABLXJT.. I 11C h 74, +w, 7 :71.;:4; 71 I SS ''S ik* 19, by T. K. 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Dinitz received the plan Egyp- LIMIT 2 UMIT I mono latest Egyptian proposal for an interim Middle East seUlr'ment .IS U.S.-Israeli g ineeting with Secretary of State Ilenry Kissinger. Emerging from the conference, Dinitz declined to discm the tian proposal beyond &aying that it signifies a continuing negotiating process and in itself 0 7 Pau itz is relaying to Jerusalem the following two riights of attacks on Conununist political offices in northem Portugal. power struggle within the armed forces continued to divide the pro-Communist officeirs and moderates opposed to the establishment of a Communist (fictatorship. Anti-Communist %iolence that claimed four lives and injured scores in the north appeared to have let up There were urwonfirmed reports that Carvalho, one of' three generals on the ruling junta, was preparing his own program for the next steps in Portugal's 15-mon0i-old NO t OU0 P4 ,J ' Security Chief Meets LISBON, Portugal i AP1 — Security chief Gen. 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PRICES. 1 . - MODEL rn IN BRIEF CHIE - . - - - their country quickly. pointments disclosed since the In Laos, the Vientiane Post nam, their Vietnamese fligl t fall of the U.S-backed regime published a police report claim, crews had told them that their April 17, Phnom Penh radio ing that Rosemary Conway, re- destination was the [)elta resaid leng Sary was appointed leased two days ago after gion of Vietnam. first vice premier in charge of spending two months in jail, "Near hysteria, they deforeign affairs, with Son Sen work ed for the Central In- mnanded to he return ed to Viet. named vice premier in charge telligence Agency and tried to nam and threa te n ed suicide ii of defense and minister at- persuade Lao pilots to fly their they were not returned imme(ached to the prime minister's planes to Thailand. U.S. olfi- diately." office. The two appointments cials have denied that MISS As the Air Force told the stowere appr oved by Prin ce Noro- Conway, 36, of Chicago, was a r-%,. a decis ion by U.S. and Thai domn Sihanouk and Premier CIA agent. officials on the scene to sedate Penn Nouth, the radio said. —Saigon I.lberition Radio the Vietnamese and take them The broadcast, monitored In criticized the U.S. veto of North to Guam was made after hours Bangkok, made no mention of and South Vietnam's appli- of fruitless efforts to perseade Khleu Samphan, defense minis- cation for United Nations mem- the 13 "that there were no ter and deputy premier to the bership and called on Washing- means to take them back." aging Penn Nouth , or of For- ton to implement the article in It said the drugs were adininelgn Minister Satin Chhak. the Paris peace agreement istered by U.S. medical personThere have been persistent "stipulating the U.S. has to take nd at Utapao and that an Air rumors in recent months that responsibility to heal the Force nurse was aboard the Khleu Samphan was in political wounds of war in South Viet- flight. trouble, under house arrest or narn." "No ill effects were rioted," dead. Sarin Chhak Is believed to —The third group of 297 Viet- the Air Force said. have been distrusted by other namese refugees left Kuala An Air Force spokesman said Cambodian leaders. Lumpur by a chartered Air the 13 are still on Guam awaitThe Thai ambassador to Siam fl ight for Camp Pend. ing re pa tr iation, but an aide to La os, Sawet Komolputi, went leton, Calif., a U.S. Embassy Eilberg said one isln the United immediately Into a special spokesman said in the Malay. States. meeting with Prime Mlnlstr sian capital. The first group of About 2,000 of the more than Kukrit Pramoj and Foreign 154 refugees left on July 29 130,000 South Vietnamese who Ministe r Chatichai ('hoonhavan w hi le 244 others left two days left their co untry in the dying on his return from Vientiane. later. Both groups went to days of the war have asked to Members of the National Secur. Guam. go back. 16 V19 I ' . Nleanwhile, Thailand Col. Lert lleungputr and Nlaj. "On I%lay 1, when South Vietrecalled its ambassador to Laos Prasert Thongpiew on Aug. 5 nam had fallen and the last C141 in protest against the Vientiane and accused them of engaging was leaving for Guam, a group government's detention of two in "espionage and sabotage." of 13 Vietnamese refused to Tbai military attaches for inore Thailand denied the charges go," the Air Force statement than ;I week without official and retzilialed by expelling two said. charges. laotian diplomats. "They said that when they In the first leadership apIn other de velopments: boarded the aircraft in Viet I Wednesday, Aug. 13,1913-9A PRESCRIPTION ru stores-' BANGKOK, Thailand I AP) — ity Council also attended, forces. Khmer Uougestrongmiian Khieu A Thai Foreign Ministry The Air Force recalled that Samphan has apparently been spokesman said the amnbas.s.a. the United States sent (:141 1isplaced in a reshuffle of the dor was recalled "to protest the transport planes to carry the ew Cambodian regime's top Laotian action in arresting our Vietnamese refugees from leadership, according to an an- diplomats and he will be here Thailand alter the Thais asnouncement today over Phnom until the issue is settled." serted that the Vietnamese Penh radio. Laotian police arrested L1 could not remain. I (Do you have a question For the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacobys care of this newspaper. The most in. torosfing questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies o f JACOB V MODERN.) i uleveu Ca rn o ian Re s - DISCOUNT WASHIN(;TON AP) — A Base, Calif. uiittee, demanded an oxU.S. Air For ce base command. There was no immediate in. planation of what he called "a 'q er in Thailand was relieved of formation on how tong after the horrible thing for our country." his position alter 13 protesting May 1 drugging incident Austin But the Air Force denied EuVietnamese refugees were was removed from his Utapao berg's allegation that the reludrugged and put aboard the last ('orninand by Gen. Louis L. Wil- gees, who wanted to return plane for Guam. son Jr, Air Force chief In the home, were beaten. "No physiOfficials said Col. Harrold It. Pacific. cal force was used," it said. Austin exceeded his authority. The Air Force confirmed the The official Air Force ex. Austin was reassigned from drugging episode Tuesday, planation strongly suggested conunand of the key Utapao hours after Rep. Joshua Ell- the decision to drug the 13 relubase to 15th Air Force head- berg, 1)-Pa., chairman of the gees with sodium pentathol, a quarters at March Air Force House immigration subcom- sedative, and fliorazine, a tranquillz.er, was made because of .pressure from Thai officials to remove South Vtetnamese from 4 - Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SuperRx... efu ees D 1 declarer, lie INEWSPAPEIt ITLRPRLSE A) CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS H e ra l d,Sanford. Fl. E venin g eating Charge Denied By ()SWMI) and JAMES JWOIIY s) --- B by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL - �-- Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. _--_--,_-u :-- -- -. Increase J P1 Rt I 11E!A1 Seminole Beaver 9:30 (4) Gomer Pyle 7:00 (2) To 'Tell The Truth (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) June Allyson (24) Intercom (3$) Star Trek (44) Sports Legends 1:30 (2, 0) Price Is Right What's My Line $25000 Pyramid 8:00 8:30 9:00 (6) (9) (3) Movie (44) Braves Baseball (2, 8) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Or lando (9) That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Name Of The Game (9) The Commanders (24) Consumer Survival Kit (2. 0) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon (24) Theater In Sweepstakes (6) Spin Off (e) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (is) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 0) Wheel Of Fortune Price Is (6) Right (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.0) High Rollers () Gambit cn Show Offs (24) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 1130 (2) Hollywood SquareS (6) Love Of Life Movie Brady Bunch (24) ElectrIc Company (35) Florida 11:55 (6) In 12:00 j... - U (6) 3:25 (44) Spirit 01 '76 1:30 (6) Tattletales (9) One Life To 2 1 Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost lii Space 5:30 (2) N ew s - - 4 3 - - - - 14 12 U'.. d Andy C-riffith 15 (9) Lucy Show (13) Cable SpotlIah' (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, 0, 9) News - 16 - II ' •, - ff-, ____ - I ___________ 1. 16 25 N. 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Then his first three episodes will be seen plays Rhett Butler and Miss mother des, a new family on Saturday night, Aug. 23, 30, Buzzi ( yikes) Is Scarlett moves into the house, unaware of his presence, until he starts and September 6. before it O'Hara. 8.9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON his terror tactics. settles into a Friday night slot 8-10 CBS CANNON "The September 6. It raises the THE PRAIRIE "Founder's Reran. Cannon such an active Day" Rerun. Pa Ingalls comes Conspirators" possibility wi th a contemptuous receives a tape describing the preseason schedule of a show up against being canceled even be fore It logger who Isn't too crazy about murder of a girl prevously star ts i ts regular run. If "Big working alongside Pa. Forrest reported missing. Tracking 6:5.5 (2) Daily Devotional (0) News 7:00 (2,1) Today (6) News Bozos Big , 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Black Forum 0:00 (4) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones DIALING AROU ND: "Call of Stooges 8: 55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue tured"Rerun. Ofton has a big 9-10 NBC LUCAS TANNER the Wild," the Jack London weekend planned. It's supposed "Collison" Rerun. Should a classic, will be turned into a to be a fishing trip with Earl- family of four be separated two-hour pilot film with a scrlp and a couple of girls. But the when the parents are killed In by Pulitzer Prize-winner James plans get dry-docked when an auto accident? That's the Dickey, who won the coveted Mama "falls" and fractures problem that confronts Lucas tonight. The four kids want prize for poetry. Baretta has her foot. 8-8:30 PBS FEELIN' GOOD stay together. A social worker a new boss for next season. . . A four-hour Rerun. Dick Cavett t.ake a look foster homes. Lucas is on the Hal Brubaker e TV drama, "Th Story of at the teen-drug problem and side of the kids. . Noon _____ -- SEEK & . . FIND Kentucky F I H I I II E H T Y U A I I V I N C ft A B F: I I N C 0 I.. B K U o PAICN ' I W F 0 ft I V ft I) ft Y A C It A 51 I) V AS I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Thursday, August 14, 1975 KEV o MFETt H U 11 1 1) C A U E ' s KF I A 0 iMarch 21-April l9 will find you doing work you planactivitiesyoucandobetter alone. You can feel trapped today. It neglected. ARIES Duplex. I beefroem turn joint i-Card of Thanks - ia-Help Wanted -- - - IJIU) - W with to express our deep w h,. llina5 We ha"e buyers Ii gratitude for the kindnesses, We need another real estate donations and many other CS censee to help us make sales Forrest Greene. Inc pressions of sympathy received from all our friends. Including the 323 6333. 372 8970. eves, Central Florida React and the Experienced Machinist CII Clubs The Family of William Kenneth Immediate WORK STEADY Pearson, Sr opening for an experienced machinist wlh full knowledge of 4-Personals mill & lathe operation Work consists primarily of prototype IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM units. No production Must be able to reed & Interpret drawings. Must IN YOUR FAMILY? be able to work alone. Phou'ie 37) AL ANON 6781 for appointment For farniliei or tr en ds of problem drinkers with at least For further Information call 473- Legal Stenographer experience. practice civil 1ears 4387 or write Excellent salary with fringe Sanford At Anon Family Group p.o. benelts. Reply Space & Speer.'PA. Box 533. Sanford. Fla 37771 P.O. Box 1364, Sanford, Fla. 37271. ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help sell motivated you to meet the right person lust Mature, ambitious lndivIdualt0dOOr9aXtb01la SINGLES for you NATIONAL promotioial work for new CLUB OF AMERICA. Phcte: 305 business. Salary OpCfl, Send 273 2710 ,. LA. r Palmer, P 0. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll now ti. Sanford. Fla 37771. Free. 6417027 for "We Care'"HotIir,e". Adults or Teens. d - - 40. ' 7 ' - WlIJTrrJ cpoIxJr.r.- I,.,.I,,,, no ri., .'.io w carpeting; fenced $150. I -- -. Quiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, I new, paneled, large porch. S mo 1st & last. Older Couple or 3720257 - - 33-4iouses Furnished room. furnished, private entrance. bath I parking 373 S79 after S r m one ________ Cci'taqc. clean, shaded lot Closein %90mo. Man or woman to share hsoldexses 371 Cf)7 Uniurnisteci 9 VflJ' ,. . *$$RAI. CINEMA CORP :30P,M.- 51.25 li;~ lMATUV'RTDAYI ME% DENTS. are earning in the growing field at Income as preparatIon Now, H. 8. R. FRANKFORT MAMMOTH CAVE LOUISVILLE ZACHARY TAYLOR . BLOCK - America's S ll 1 By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. 1) r. and two bedroom houses arid apartmentS $10 to $130 per mo. Some furnished 321 0066 peting, draperies, private From $150 2015 Sanford Ave H. & R. BLOCK, 218 South Beach St ., Daytona Beach, Fla. 904.252-4685. i&-4ilelp Wanted One and two bedroom apartments. ACults on ly. 373 0110 ______________________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 2:O 4:55 7:20 9:41) 3 Room Apt, Completely remodeled newly turnithPd EXTRA W4 NICE. 71$ W First St. 101 MAY IL TQOiNTLltS( FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN. 0:120;7j-47r, olk_& f3 AYIF lip/ ____ IF-1 0 an Sh.rat.San 0 ' f _ JW . YOUR BIRTHDAY furnished. Air Conditioned. References required $1O mo , $50 deposit. 322-19 a5 Aug. 14, 1975 to avoid getting back on the An overstretched skin Is like an Hard work finally ends a habit and that Is to never, overstretched balloon and is not longtime project, bringing you never, never take Just a puff likely to snap bi'ck we ll-earned rewirds. You'll from someone else's cigarette original sha pe. have much acti vi ty wi th the or &7clde to "o)e jurt rim" The fztce irnd neck th have an (nil during the coining Y' Incidentally, I was pleased underlying muscle attached to and impressed to note that at th. skin, part of which LscaUed "•"•" "•'s the recent national meeting of the platysma muscle. When you the American College of niakea face or grimace you can PhrJCiUhlS in San Francisco, make thIs muscle stand out. By ONE OF OUR DINOSAURS attended by many of the tensing these and other facial Is_MISSING SHOWTIMI h:s L$O r4atlon'sleadlng phidans, one m uscles you can tigh te n 'p the %HOwT NDERELLA IiiiiiiiiiiLl t It I si.Idnm c.'iw n rL'u'tnr c,iinkinri Il ft'x' ;Ind heir; to fnaiittiiifl facial CLASSIFIED PAGES S - We have a new look, a new chef, __________ qIii'Suann I, ' ~J a new bar man and a new, new UNLIMITED BUFFET 935 From w • • : • • h,,n,4r,lt I .'$kr .J_ _, Il 1 1 I . EAMWOLD 1 bedroom horn Ia. Rm on large lot. Includ nobite home now rental, $30.0C )wner will finance with $1.0 Own WarerlQu'ir 'ui or pun Vt remoo zl to suit terlant 377 8321 377 6670 0 '..i'111','1iILW, I 1,5flh1.W.,r. - i rrr,n ,VT, gurneu Lurnmerci 3720401 TAFFER REALTY Reu Real Estate Rrn.r M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803W. lst!t Z IOHNNY WALKER room worn P- r. vurma, tJInin, I room, pool, central heat a carpeted 373 1517 )RTlr.A$T SEMt?OLE Suliful ranch type home. 3 scres. stahlp flsl...i a,ø £ or WANTED THIEVES REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 322-6457 Realty . SAPIroPO'S SALES LEADER - tvenrta Park' 3 BR.) bath;- ' ai lot, sacrifice price 516.900. 322-7643 IR, giant family room, convent location. 117.900 IR. Vi baths, Country Club, pci reduced to $17,900 Terms SR. 2 bath, over an acre. $35.( SR. 2 bath, Park Ave. $38,800 06 Is- 2 to choose from, 52.101) es Stemper Realty Central Florida' s WIT IPLE LISTING REALTO P199) 1919S Freer 327 7374,372 1496,377 1914 322.1959,3721)61 celient Income Property itory, 7 apts with? CBS aiIs 'ear Live in one and rent 3 fu 'iiShed apts - Realty, PIFORD 2I2S YALE AV" ni farm in heart of frown, 3 BR. iath (I bedroom Is efficiency al vith private entrance). 1g. fami oom, formal dining & living rrr w carpet, Ig lot for garden wi itrus trees, well for a-c, rrnhlers Large Uliity btiitdn steal at 525 900 Ir 372 71 AFTFR 14R by Ray Crank cm REALTOR z VAS0 DOWN . bH 323.7 86 0 CalIBart Real Estate -4 REALTOR 377-7198 C' c5MarincrswVi11age I Where Quiet Nlqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching For. edrOorn. 2 bath, on 100'x700' Ii hag carpet, beautiful tirepta< reakfast bar, 7 patios, dout irage, boat dock- All this and jltomn built dog house $4$,Q( 7t25f0Ne5t To Cavalier - For used furniture appliane tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Feeling Feel . -- - - Cash ForYourjunkCars 373 9134 - CASH In 19690000EMOPIAC'D Newmotor. factory air, power steering Asking price 5530 373 1232 pro - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be an,' - - Wanted to buy used office furniture, Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry. Hwy 1797 8304706 - 1967 Rambler Rebel 5700 '66 VW. 31 mites per gal good rurnrxI condition 1100 3 73 951 79lrucks.Trai lers l Piece or Housefull CASH 373 437$ - For Your Junk Cars 373 37 svecflon 177 7SA, after. -______________ Honda. 173,350 CO. mint, 2 helmets, ANTIQUES 81-Aviation _.._ GMC, '67. V 6.31000 miles. like new. extras Fiberglass liver cab sIde ifl rampef. gas stove. ICC bOa. , jacks Both 11.095 830119- One half ,r.Pere',t in Lutcomb I A. Call 830 9573 utter 6p m AUGUST SPECIALS mature V,'asher & Dryer, perfect working condition Also, Sewnç ',f.achlne. 339.2395 E . 23 6 cu. It. Americana -efrigerator. S mos old, custom cc disperser on freezer door, 'Ither crushed or cubed ice, and cc water at ye" finger tips 155 x' best oiter 323 5370 or 834 4.605 -- - -- - Payton 641 Realty Reg Peal Estate Broker 377 1301 7610 Hiawatha A -ve at 1192 - RUMMAGE SALE )Ant Thrift Shop, across from Attan National Bank Bldg ---------.------_- bedrooms, I'-j baths, has lerge livIng 8 dining room, new carpet 8, ew paint throughout. Fenced 1A AALI r.,... III 142 Ray Crank, REALTOR. -. UJ' - a._L:I.., 323-7730 - - ,.. 4W W U V L VSS 06 54-4Garge Sales ______________________ -- SUNLAND'BAYWOODCIRCLE ' -. 1801 WEST FIRST ST., SANFORD RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 0 -- 55-Boats & I Accessorie BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1$' Larson Bowrider, 115 HP Me w,t vITI, power tiir aria cerTill railer IncI power winch, all 19 S 7.500 Call 373 1045 .. .,.. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - ROBSOPI MARINE 2927 Hwy 1797 onwnornng iome ImprovemenTs' tral IIe,i! 7. .,,r Ccnij,ty1 or free estimates, call C E ,tr or Piasler ,nq Icr or Plaster patch ing & Smulated rick & stone specialty, 322-2710 Air and 71' wide reconditor mo,ilbe homes Furnished and I urnihed AflIike new. ,AiI with Priced from Sl.SCOand up. G erms to qualified buyers May lien at Sanford's newest and m Terry Camper. 1973 mo 000d Condit - S leeps 6. A C - ,4t,'w,utMRIIuri, VV 24 hour service DYKES AIR CC makes ""' - eautlfuI park, Carriage Cc Mobile Home Park. Call 131 0 IJL_fllfirp , - - WORK - - Sunolles r e al vili1ui ART fi4rj ~lilio PEST CONTROL Dr v s.s: Park IMPROVEtIDY'S HOME otENT ALL TYPES OF CAR"ENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 331 -ç - Pet Care PET REST INN Boarding 8 Grooming Ph 372 1057 ___________________ Sanford)?) 5700 10 Nassau: very clean. gc.od co Country Side Trailer Park t.irnorl Rlvd A real h,aroairi odor Steel ti.'bs (executive desk I Classified ACtS didn't wC tP'.r're wciudn'l be any chairs. Sec r.'tariat desks 8 hairs. straight chairs, tIn abili as is Cash and Carry NO IL'S Cassetbery. 17-97.530 17136 r. 's 7. D.n' Custom .rade Repairs lIke pennies from heaven wtie1 Dscot,'nt Prtcs l.2 c.60 ou sell ''Don't Needs" with , - Aluminum Screu - 62-Lawn-Garden -- - - 11111111111 - 01 (rP"r', Ave Sanford - Merchandise Hauling . Rent 4-Equiprnent for H;.LjLNC. 5ALAGI ''rn, Brooks 321 u?99 an,tme - D-Miscellaneous forSa Jvli&Mil-llL uu~2]1-1~lqyl.l,=-.t.I Blue Lustre Electric Carpet hampooer for only $1 SOp.'mda, CARROLL'S FURNITIJ"tE - -- Land ck'iiig .,w. ... Phetograpky I (? - ft hrj'i Ajgus' I K 5[AMAt. PHOTOGRAPIIY %'eddings. Candids, Commercial, Aerial, Portraits Ad- ertisng $31 . . - - ., - Building, roofing and on r e I ''"'47"' - I .. ,. I .; ' ' . ,, Concrete and carpenter wo, - __-1j__ . , I..,, '-I .4 . , Roofing Expert roof repars, flat or Shingles All work gu.irantetg BROGDEN ROOFING )fl6i ROOFING .w FOR ,., '. Se'intL. - Sewing in my "orre Ijt' clo'Pre's AIIer,q' ons lie .,1 ;'i' LugO? 'u.- Lawn Care cii your grust -cut' Prompt an teperxlent service $7 a nd tie 312 REPAIRS REASONABLE PRICES Call Don 668 5697 ,,, rd CIrar.p' HedgeS Trimmed') IOwer Beds Cleaned ) Free pstimafes 371 1068 or 323 7911 ti 2:1 r4 . _ -•-2) %, 7 . hav L,ui.%J. L sI rim r 377 t1' ,!Cm i" - Land Mainten ance ,. 32)0707 -. 7.A Ci. EA'i' ''1 L 1.P.'r - - % I 11f ~-, Z ---: ~ ~ , LE - Pressure Cleaning_ IT AILING LAND CLEARING types lots & acreage cleared We save top Soil, fill Ct-ri, clay. and Felt available °iease c$ n.grrt nay, 373 395) 11, I-- - s-I--- ESTERSONI.ANDCLEARING tldOhing. Excavating, Ditch flork Fill dirt. top Soil 372 5913 - - I All kBsdsof digging House trailers st o red & moved 722 91 47 or $31 I 1195. -- - .4 id - Home -.- If your red is for the birds re kittens. 7 weeks old. 3 females. Call the Birdmale 3710691 Allen Wrenn - - ' 65-Pets. Supplies - no uarge oar ror saur Liri ow is It 1709 Magnolia (tan house) .ttricuty UP to 33 pct on rIstall cCItulOSe fiber bOAr in niculation For tt e 68 6553 or 901 736 3046 . I nd Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock .'.LON ('ormcrly Harrelt'S Beauty Nook eclat shrub and garden sprayers, 519 E Pine 372 5742 II cents es. GardenLand, 1100 W st St , 373 6630. ,A small Classified Ad brings b returnS Tr,'rx,r and see Call ) NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES -r 11 '' L f) ,,,l Woodruu'f's Garden Center - MINOLE CO Beautiful S or cres, paved road, trees, cIe bowing stream, horS5 o K Ter tealty, 6210711 IC 1 C&A Backhoe Service lete Set up I'll save you mon Licensed Orlando 273 5470 43-lots-Acreage_-. !nslatIon ',', - arLdlewood Vil I a,5 it - 78-M?orcycles - ' : Payments - Kish Real Estate RE• LT3R 7201 S French Ave .321 0011 SPoints.Lonq-wood 373 8370 of $34 160S - - i Call us on Lots & acreage Come out and see them to appreciate CHICO & THE MAN Recond itioned fl,itteries. $1795 ex change REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sa nfor d Ave under 1900 miles. 1700 323 073.5, 9 to S. Mon Sat. CASH 322-4132 DOD INCOME Comfortable 8. Late model color Sylvania 19". ta conven ent 7 BR with 2 apart model, new Grade B picture IL mceit, rents $140 a $29000 A with warranty, $170: PO ACRES - with I BR home on Sylvania color console, new GrI 000d garden land or pasture. B picture tube with warran $72,000 3779497 S to 5, Mond % RGE SHADED FENCED BACK Friday YARD with 3 BR. I bath home. 53 1.000 ICRIFICE Home on lake. 3 BR. tColor Tv's from 530; B&W, fro I $13; Service all makes HERE 7 baths, central heat air TV 1700 S French, 373-1734 DOD LOCATED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale or lease COLOR TV, $11 95 MONTH li ving & dining room, large farni 1-2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished 8 . 76-Auto Parts Flu. rbom.f.nr..1 varrt EX ECUTIVE BEAUTY- Form iom with fireplace, 3 bedroom, 5th split plan. Nearly an ac 'oced 531.500 - - . KENMORE WASHER, parts, t.rv.fP. utd marhiops LAX- Enjoy country living, That's The Life You'll Lead At •, S • - - irs Spanish Sofa 8. Matching hair. 6 mos. old. tiOn 7aia r., - - • -. 68-V/anted to Buy get Zig Zag, in cab-net, 3 needle, root load deluxe ,e#.ing machine Old new for $319.00 . Pay betarice If SM or 10 payments of 17. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown )1 372 91)1 Eve o Bedroom. Screened parc replace, garage, carpet, i uallfylng. $11,930 Acre Realty, REALTOR .JvJ ur,anoo ur,vt' bath, family room, Screen atlo. oversized garaç cautifully landscaped. $40.01 ---- -- SR. 2 bath. LonawOod are, REAL ESTATE - __ Many other P'r.4'rn! 8. full sir autoS at ds:cunt pr':es Gcv-ii credit, 510 dnwn & I# monthly rIo Z IV 321.004 1 8)o 60,1111 OFFERS TO YOU P.lo?orcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3713166 - - --- - SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE h. Big 3 BR with huge 29' fami Dom Existing 173.700 mortgaç 195 mo prin. & int. Beautll hade and fruit trees Owner mt,j nIl, nr'ily s2c,90e A ,'_-s' Ser' ) CHICO & THE MAN - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct Frorr, IIo*car '7 Yamaha Endura. und er 6.000 C.ORMLY'SE 16 Sanford)?) 1733 miles, good c ondition, new in. - ssume - CAMPER BODY HULLIOrS'be-d IncludeS built In cabinet 377 7776 - - all I Bedroom, 7 bath, screen, flo, corner Int. $31,500 by owne 11 W31 OSSlE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broke yr 0J0 Lenirso neat a carpet, garage. screened port large lot, 000d condition ASW, 7'. pct orSlSOdown, FHA Pric below FHA apprasal 373 68 - 67A-Feed P.tIC ip,u y,. r,i rs ',-i., :,l',li'r suc. rlgerator and much more - 22'.I 322.2420 Anytime 3770954 1700 French Ave 7110 1971 Pinto, Runabout I speed TRUCK CAMPER Sleeps 1, qono economy, special 5795 Condition Best offer, Also one utility trailer. 373-4167 1977 P i nto. low miles c-,tra cii'in FL VING CLOUD STABLES Boarding & Training 373 7713 SR 46 EIGHT - 1960 Mercedes An: Good condition $1,001) 75-Recreational Vehicles - 51-Household(3onf lADY RETREAT Heart Sanford Would you be!ieve tfu 3 br, 7 bath borne scellpnt condition for ii 171.950' E'cellrnt tne,i?ion, nu ieighborhrLd' _________________ SANFORD AUCTION 66-HorseS FOLDING AND FIFTEEN BRACES Si0O. 3224686. )ING DOWN SLOW This Sd is desperate 3 brs, 2 baths, Id or small family Pay off srT 'guity and assume present to iO Qualifying 1973 Chevy Caprice Loaded Lo,w mileage', one owner, very (bean 53.000 3fl SU 72-Auction - Sale -- 1974 Dasher Station Wagon Autom,,fic trar,s.. a c, •' cptiorialI',' clean $1,l'lS Ask for Duane McGuire 372 1651 -- - - -- DAVE S' 373 937(1 Chihuahuas, white male. 3', moS $50 ANIMAL HAVEN POOMIPIC 8 BOARDIUC YEPIPIFLS fl ç, s . We Buy Furniture JACK POT RODEO \CR IF ICE: . - ore Equipment, Meat department eQuipment, all shelf goods August 17th. 5 p ni ditCC,jritd Barley & Sons Food Hwy 176 between Oviedo and Geneva at the Blue Ribbon Arena Mart, t. ake Mary calf roping Iteam roping oull dogging PIECES SIX FOOT tiarreb racing pobe bending STEEL S C A F98 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICF RA,if.rc Iflo'iflQ, terms rwner Dg fenced tot, central a )arage, close in Available toda io qualifying Priced In the 117 'furry 131 0722 - Dachshunds Miniature, AKC US fIO air (ondil,oners' one 16.000 MU. one 5,000 RIO, good running condition 5150 for both 373 6011 menstrom 13, 1915-1)4 80-AutOS to,' 68-Wanted to Buy Old English Sheep Dog. 7 years Old, female (spayed) Free to cord home. I" 6112 _____________________________ COCKER Puppiesfor sale 7 weeks old $40 each 327 8)1) thrqi Bathroom Cabinets. Count r tops, Sinks Installation avail ible Bud Cabell. 3fl any imp steal this like new 3 BR. 2 ba -so o,ne from desperate Out of sta ,iii J41,11 Female Puppes Imos old. $l0 3fl 1766 .arry Saxon, Realtor 373.4061 or 373 0517 eves. Each Woodmere Home Futures Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern EquIpped KItchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Cone On Out And See For Yourself. ' MAITLAND FLEA MART ')Hwy 1797 Open Sal 8 Sun. 531 7920 Pon P.51 Fitat. Rrnk.'r tw houses in a rural area No do' Payment, monthly payments It than rent Government tubsidli to Qualif i ed buyers Call to see you qualify! '16,900 SALES LEMON BLUFF ON THE RIVER ck home. top condition, fencee 'ard, 2 large bedrooms Cc iletely furnished Your MLS Agency * "Get 'Em While '* * They're Hot" * m Hunt 8% FUI.1.ER BRUSH ders taken Monday, Wednesday& rlday only 37 )947 WITT REALTY 41-Houses MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPE CTION E SI Do you read The Herald Classified pages? If you don't you're missing a lot. Good buys on cars, boats, household goods. Good lobs. A1s from local businessmen you can trust to do good work. Homes for sale or rent, apart. ments, business opportunities. And • - 00 ' '.i 3231470 . -P. inance 2 bedroom, I bath, Fl lm and doub'egarage. 116 feet the Boathouse and dock $4S.0C •7 INLAND Excellent condition BR. 1 bath, range, ref. A C Unit, ov carpet, drapes & patio TP ipotless home won't last br Priced at only $21,700 with IC FHA down payment. FOR TODAY So BARGAINS _________ ______ - : - I I P I,',. - Urliple. S .t,t uriS seat air. exc e llent lnrk,n - 1 Park Drive ALTOR one or couple Wafer only one reliable way not much you can do about thIs. J•UJJ TAX CREDIT APPLIES - 0 .urnuu npi on ocean, grov bar: Dooltide Cor,nl.t..i Wolirl )'!SWT, •mD.YW SANFORD Downstairs apartment; lights water and garbage collection furnished Adults only, working couple preferred. II? W. 11th St Sanford Your ideas are good today but your wounds by splurging on a cause a mishap. It's effect have a cigarette but hesitate Work your own hours Earn extra 4 others won't be ready to co needless item, Income as an AVON Represents. could be permanent. out of fear of becoming hooked Mohlhly Rentals Available VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) operate. You won't be able to live Call $443019. again. $135 $150-Color TV ____________________ ______________________ CAPRICORN (Dec. ease your frustration by going You have a reckless nature QUALITY INN NORTH ATTN. DEMONSTRATORS - Toys I 18. SR 431. Longwood today. Try to watch your 19) People will continue to turn I Gifts. Work now thru December. Is smoking like drinking? Do effects of tobacco on health, out on the town. FREE Sample Kit No exp. GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) driving and what you say. you off today. Knowing this, you really need to ha ve "Just write to me in care of this n.eded. Call or write Santa's Thinking about th5t summer avoid saying something you'll one" in ordet to get started newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 vacation? Get a better car through You're angry today because Either could cause trouble, Parties, Avon. Corn 06001 Phone the classified ads in today's PaPIr. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A later regret. Radio City Station, New York, 1(203) 613 3453 Also Booking again? you have to correct past Parties. NY 10019, send a long, stamped, i room apt. Child and pet welcome. nustakes. Try to take it In stride shopping spree Is not In order AQUARIUS (Jan. ).Feb. 19) DEAR READER a AIDES, experienced 'ery nice. 5173 per mo.; $10 self-addressed envelope and ) NURSE or your grumpiness will extend today. You're still in a cycle You'll feel those at home aren't pr ef er red. Apply In parson Lake deposIt. 00% Magnoila Ave. 372. th where money could eas il th atway. cents and ask for The Heal to the family, y Slip tnyourcornertoday.Keepyour goodidcatothinkofit 0711 View Nursing Center, 919 Eatt 2nd Mostofthepatlentslhaveseen, Itter number 2-6, Tobacco: CANCER (June 21-July 22) away. ire'. untOrO nose to the grindstone. All will and One bedroom efficiency, furniShed friends, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) work out. who have quit Cigarettes, ('igars, Ppe Friends could tax your patience $100 per ma. u1l:ItIes included JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER amoking find they cannot Just 722 4470 today it you let them You won't work well with others '7 fl' DEAR DR. LAMB I'd like PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) smoke a little. The mistake monopolize your time. Evening today. Where possible, try to You could speak without beglas when the person thinks, to know whether one can tighten stretched skin by thinking today. Think twice "I can have just one and before commiting yourself. It won't hurL" Then he has two a exercise. What exercise can I en isney and the deep blue sea' may not be what You meant. day and finally he Is back do for this? HOP THE HERALD There is DEAR READER smoking as much as before. Si a YSTAL LAKE Large ledroom. 1 bath home on 3 -cres. Separate double garage. crc in citrus grove 300 feet anal and lake $47,000. Acres, country corner, close own, $37,500 1505 W. 25th St. 116 W. 2nd St - IASEDON THE NATION'S HST SELLER. 36-Resort Property - FROM - 26065 lIwy 1797 PEAL TOP ?:i 5771 kefrort Lot. Osteen, 14.500 mished shed Furni 31-Apartn30nts 1-Apartriiiie nts Fu 31 for Harold Hall Realty Forrest Greene. Inc. STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 'IlLSOPd MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL - TRADE 131SF First St. 372 uble wide mobile home Close Vekiva River Wednesday, Aug. ____ IWn Mowers We Sell The Best 8 Service the Rest. Western Auto. 301 W 1st St BROKERS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6-Pets- Supp lies for Sale )'-Miscellaneous e minole and Orange Cour istings Homes and acreage. wlce ranoes Call Inday NF0RD -3 bedrooms. 11 , ball Central heat & air; fenced yar will dicker or swap 573.900 - rooms Lamb eneva ardens Apartments SEVILLA GARDENS- Sanford'S finest 1$. 2 OR resident opts. Eel 11, dishwashers. in kltchpns, will teach you to prep-are income tax returns na spectat fl' - week tuiti on course. Classes convenlenfly, scheduled to accommo date wor king students and house Curriculum includes practice problems, taught by per IeflCCd H. I R. BLOCK In For complete details, call DR LAKEFRONT. the idi Florida home on I acre Recluc 15,000 Call Ulf mobile home village, ufld arge shady oaks on the scer h iv,1 P.'c1.'rn clean ontericli rnrn 51411 S Mi ','/ of Sanford I Luxury Patio One disposals, heat air. shag color Enrollment is open to men arid women of all ages No previous training ø experience required is.yw 327 3197 kefront--- Furnished 1 bedroo ith electric, water & sewr 151 Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 1310 Largest income Tax Service - structors. G room aparlmerfl$. furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come lie 300 E. - J AWS UI CqflJ ''V 'O WV W Days 172 6173 Plightt)72 7352 tea room Large shaded yard w patio and grill $125 ma 372 31 BAMBOO COVE APTS. One S. 2 JST SELL New 3 OR 2 BA' -IOME. all extras. ooxl IArAil - 3229137 H & R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE; JOB IN AVAILA. TERVIEWS BLE FOR BEST ST U. Broker, 101 W Commercial Sanford 322 7111 w,'n, 57 CUMBFRI.ANI) CAl' FORT KNOX KENTUCKY DERBY D For rent or sate - 7 yrs old, 3 OR bath, family rm., 7 car qara central air, heat, kitchen egu peø Call eves 678 3091 Room f or rent ri private borne with lull privileges. Lad,' only. 3220879 or 3226863 DRUM LESSONS Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear forward, bakward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden name and boa It In as shown: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You 3 bedroom, 7 story, central hc,s air, nice neighborhood, referc'n' reQuIred $190 ma SIOC. deposit.) 7399 ______________ Private tutorng in my home. Cert ified teacher. 371 Oe99 Ts Quit - Three bedrooms, It, baths, fu carpeted 1113 Vaiencia Cf. We 8.59 1114 Rentals - rjn. 3457 fl Girl desires to do day work; transportation. Oviedo, Sanford. Longw ood, DeBary area 372 11 11 ______ u,,,,,, '''.'..' work Receptionist, light typing, cashiering, filing, posting, switch board Call 3227157 _____________________________ - W. Garnett White - .,, Bedroom. living, dining. kitch garage Sanford Ave $145 c. pt1t occupancy IJI 16$ I r. JOHNS REALTY Ci And Acreage YSTAL LAKE Owner wi C10ICE RENTALS ON ALL PRICE RANGES II? W 1St St 322 5641, 1222 - 29-Rooms Unfurnishc BALL REALTY - - Homes, Lots . Energetic mature woman desires - :ommerclal Propertle Real Estate One Bedroom; middle aged 0 citizens pref er red C furnct 3?? 1711 21-Situations Wanted ------ 32-Houses -. '" OCUSIJ Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 3?) 6353 pJ Th,C DR. I' bath, tim, hr',it at f enced 5175 mo Acre REALTOR 373 7730 - rrv "' - C D N W 0 1 U E K A H S M C U H E I D -_ aulifully furnished, large bedroom, adults preferred S Der mo Call 372 4170 - - -VI JOntPd K RIDER. ASSOC GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS F A FRACTION OF THrIU rn - - UAKENOOBL El NADYNLCM DANIEL BOONE HARRODSBURG mit - ------------------------------.----- - _,A~~ rv"A*V I I ; I 111111111111111111 - . S1 .N1 Z R NI S P Y N' K A L M S K E L E R - vdt. - 11-Instructions P U W_t4 - DEL TOPIA Pl- Duple., I urn unfurn. Drapes, Water, L Care. 373 1078 or 660 6346 __________________ ', If I U UUJU irnithed. 2 BR, air condition 1150 Call 373 0377 31A-Diipexes Noon FrIdQy 1111111 - L0UIUT0S0N 0 A B A ft H I U ft M ft E SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2.3i DEAR DR. LAMB Unfortunately, getting out later feel a family mem be r Is Dec. 21) You ha ve lo guard stopped smo ng a few mon th s ki responsible for your not against being careless at wor in the day won't help. k ago and feel great. There are TAURUS (April 20-May 20) achi e vi ng something. Don't lick today. A mental SLIP could times when I truly would love to $129 sepw Sun d a y ft T 1 A U C I R N -- ontry Trailer Near Semeni Collpgp, private WOOde' lot, 2 8 1125 mo Alto 4 IIP--%l$5 mo I '777 Ctr' i:)zr)Ar ur:Alrnn Before Publication A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants to age 2 only. 1 E. 25th St, In" ____________________ c B C K U P 1' AMEF0ENS F ft C 1311 U B CA o N I B A N I E 0 1 I R A A I . Day Christian mot her will keep children in her home. 56 days per wee k. 321 06 0 A'\F"R C U U E T D 0 U I 0 P P A I K ft , EC A T C 11 U N E L s o N 1) 0 T D ft S N N 'it HOROSCOPE will make you irritable. Noon The Complete child care servi ces Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 22356" II 0 ---- ,.__,,,_ U UWUIJ Nice efficiency apartment, upstai All utilities turn $97 SO Adt only 377 7296 e,'i", &v.I ntis I ,, -. TOMORROW: National League ______________________________________________ _"1111.".11111, 1 or? Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAR 7SIS Park Drive 570 up DEADLINES 6--Chi ld Care ______ Wdnesday's 41c a line 31C a line 24c line ($,.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum PROBLEM Pert'iapsAlcoliollc Anonymous Can Help Ca l l 4731S7 Write p o floe 1213 Sanfod,Florda37771 I Edward Glover will portray 1A. "Show Me Something Better" wants to put them in different Three 5:30 P.M. FACED WITH A DRINKING Noon - 53 preventing teen use. Eddie" does poorly in the Tucker guest-stars as the or. down the crime, he winds up in a remote town, where he's ratings before the season, that's nery intruder, MY wounded before sol ving n 88:30 ABC THAT'S as good a time as any to lear MAMA "Mama Gets Frac- crime. about it. Today In Florida RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - --- Thursday - One bedroom apartment, $25 v,t' Or $90 month 611 South P Avenue, or 377 7117 1 thru S times othru 25 times 261Ime5 -_ 23 - 831-9993 HOURS 8:00 AM. One & Two Bedroom furnished at Air Cord . carpeting, reasorlaI No pets 327 1510 WInter Park . .........-' _ - - CLASSIFIED DEPT. - 22 n1 83l0 ABC WEDNESDAY starring Sheldon Anthony Quayle as King Saul. MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Bad series Ronald" Rerun. Eerie tale ABOUT TONIGHT: Leonard as a street-wise gambler who marries his long8-9 CBS TONY ORANDO about a fatherless boy, portime girl friend, played by AND DAWN Rerun. The whole trayed by Emmy-winner Scott Sheree North, when his grand. gang, including guests Jack Jacoby, who accidently kills a the cocnn with "Big Eddie - 18 H David," will co-star Timothy Bottoms as young David, Keith EXHIBITION SCHEDULE: CBS is really going t3 jump the Show le _______ L No M MEN - 11 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ni. - ON TV HIGHLIGHTS The Entertainment (35, 44) The Fugitive 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2. 0) Tomorrow (44) (44) Three Stooges Young And r..'i c. rvu i.'v" s (24) Mister Rogers (24) Electric Compin (44) Lucy Show 6:30 U. 8) NBC Nevis (35) My Favorite Martian 44) News ,SA 3:w U. (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of 0:30 (24) Assig nment 4:30 (2) Bonanza (C) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Winter Park City Council (35) Batman (44) Gilligan'S Island 44 (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (9) 1:30 (2. 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Feeling Good 200 (6) Guiding LIQI1I (9) $10.000 Pyramid (24) Nova 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 0) Another World (6) Match game (9) General Hospital Restless ($) J,ckpot (9) Eyewitness Martian ,, (2. (6) 11:00 (2. 6. 0,9) N ews (24) Yoga ,, (24) Sesame Street (35) Cartoon Carnival (44) Mickey Mouse Club AFTERNOON Act (35) My Favorite ,rt (6) Mery Griffin (35. 44) Movie News Survival Kit (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Fllntstones 4:00 (2, 0) Somerset (9) Dinah America Sea Wc:d (13) Law And Mr. Jones (35) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (2. 0) Petrocelll (6) Mannix 19) Jim Stafford Show (13) Burke's Law 9:30 (9) (44) Dinah 10:30 (24) Caught (44) Variety 1:00 (2, I) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Book Beal Lifestyle America (24) Consumer (9) All My Children 10:00 (2) Celebrity (6) Concentration (0) What's My Lane Live (24) Intercom 24 usj titg valley 12:30 (2. 0) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow Mike Douglas Is. 9) Movie (44) Leave It To QrIQndo 322-2611 - 6 -- CLASSIFIED ADS - EVENING - 31-Apartments Furnishi A_______ Ely DIE1AIT IRI 42 Source of 1 energy !1 I Greater quantity 43 School subject 44 Finial namenl I 5 Enlarge, r8 s I Ap4q 45 Possessive 9 Work 01 all U IL I pronoun ______ Ransacks 1 fl 46 Church 12 Capital of EL1 Montana calendar IAIG IT I lRI1 L T 13 Group of nine 47 Extend ifl SIlO A S 0 N lVtoIT1 15 Food scraps 49 Hand part PA LJ It 51 Abstemious 15 Fit T 1 5 IEiDt 17 Estuary 52 Duty 30 Machine part 8 Cubic meter 16 5*15% canton 53 Covers with 9 More mirthful 32 Words of__ black matter 19 Brilliant inquiry II Jib, for example stratagem f* Crucifix 12 Gave shelter to 31 Chine' Wi, 21 Depend 37 Consumers 14 24 hours 22 Drink slowly DOWN 16 Makes more 39 Vivid color 23 Large ship i become 40 Sacred bull of extensive 25 Lamprey greater in 19 flange of a gun Egypt 26 Edge number 20 limit fcomb 41 Helmsman 27 Equals 2 Native minerals form) 45 Brain passage 31 4oused 3 Operated 21 Cereal grass 45 Preposition article 4 Guidos high ff 24 Muscular 48 near East 33 Greek letter t• contraction garment 35 Seine 5 City in Syria 28 Magnified 19 Evergreen tree 36 Carnivorous 6 W01 f 29 Ask to: mammals 50 Daughter of neg a tion s&ibsquent Cadmus 38 African worm r i ver dt'vcr, 39 Crl'cizes mith I ACROSS Wednesday -.- Aniwr to Piev.ou Puatu Wednesday, Aug. 13,1975-1A TONIGHT'S _.__.___ . i Truck R.pulr C,lBSOPu'S TRUCKRLPAIR & DIESEL SERVICE I 1 5. 14. In I clustrlat P.srk JI sc I �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug 13, 1975 PEOPLE Sutherland's Ex-Wife Sues To Block Deportation LOS ANGELES (AP) The former wife of actor Donald Sutherland has filed suit seeking to block her deportation to Canada. Shirley Jean Sutherland, 41, of Beverly Hills, said in her federal court suit Tuesday she was denied immigrant resident status after being indicted in 1969 on charges of conspiracy and possession of hand grenades. Federal authorities had alleged that she was a member of a group called "Friends of the Panthers" which officials said planned to distribute hand grenades to the Black Panthers. The charges were later dismissed. The Sutherlands were divorced in November 1971. Sutherland has had leading roles in several films, including -M.A-SH" and 'Klute." — Property May Be Sold WOMEN Longwood Votes To Accept Donated Land By DONNA ESTES allow him to claim a tax write-off. Although various documents concerning the property had been given the city, over a 30month period, the city had taken no action to record the donation. belongs to everyone. I will not help you divide the city," Grant said. Franklin Alexander, head of the new Winsor Manor civic , Association, asked the city to acquire title cost free to the property and deed it to the association for development of a recreation area or to permit the association to acquire the land from the former developer, Noting many of the Winsor Manor residents bought their homes on the basis of promises made by the developer that a recreation area would be available, Alexander said the sub.division residents would improve the tract themselves, mentioning tennis courts as one use for the site. "The consensus in Winsor Manor is that if Winsor Manor does not control the property, it would rather not have it as a recreation site," Alexander said. Alexander said the association had been talking to berger for three to four months about gaining control of the tract, but that Berger wanted to donate the parcel in a manner that would Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD The City Council has agreed to accept a deed for the 1.3 acres of land in Winsor Manor which developer Irving Berger has been attempting to give the city for the past 30 months. But, the property when acquired may be sold rather than used for a recreation site, councilmen said Monday night, and Council Chairman J.R. Grant made It clear he will oppose any move to have the Winsor Manor residents claim the tract strictly for their own use. "If the city owns the property I don't think that only Winsor Manor homeowners can use it," Grant said. Councilman Don Schreiner, instructed by Grant to arrange the deeding by Berger after district Councilman Gerard Connell brought the matter to city attention again several months ago, said, "If it Is deeded to the city, we cannot keep anyone out." "I am not going to divide the city. If it is city property it Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 13,1973-16 II PT! 'Aussie' Student Already At Home ' RvIANMfl'JAIlAJ nt-enrtfin I A. L.... '"""b'J ttnu i ye never seen IHeraldStaff Writer "We always thought it would so many Mustangs! One obMeg Feenan, 16-year-old be great to have an exchange servation she made in San exchange student from Sydney, student" says Mrs Windsor. Francisco was that Americans IV Australia, feels the most dif. "But this year it became ap- appirently take their 1 ficult adjustment she'll have to parent that it had to be now or automobiles for granted. make in the United States will never." Three of the Windsor "Many of the cars have dents .. come about this time next bear childrcn are now grown and on that haven't been fixed At when she'll have to return their own. Their daughter, home we can't get them to the home. Marty, 16, is going into her panel beaters fast enough," "There's no way I won't be a senior year at Lake Brantley. says Meg. "Panel Beaters" is a member ci this family," says But Seminole County didn't colloquialism for the Australian Meg of her sponsoring new have an A.F.S. chapter and it' s a uto body shop "mom" and "dad," Mr. and the local group that helps Meg won't have a language I Mrs. Walter Windsor and provide some of the funds barrier to worry about while •/ "sister," Marty. Meg also necessary for the exchange. So, she's living and studying In the . ______ realizes that during her ensuing "it was a case of the tail U.S., but there will be a lot of _________-. . . .. : year as it senior at Lake wagging the dog" explains Mrs. slang terms exchanged with her Brantle) High School, she and Windsor who hel ped form the American sister. er friends back home will have Seminole County chapter which School will also be different grown in different directions" now has sonic 10 members for Meg who situ base to repeat Also to be considered Is that for "This is by no means an her senior year at Penhurst a scar Meg will enjoy being the academic scholarship," ex Girls High Scho& after she -• center of attention, accorded plains Meg who admits to returns • - :. -. - .. even though she Special t r eilL111Cni i1i Sne iitvii a grades. will graduate with her class ja ..: at . I. was upon her arrival July 21 at Exchange students are chosen Lake Brantley. American A McCoy Airport, and later when mainly on their ability to "get Schools have a more general IMMI Z~!Mft. she met with Orlando's Mayor, on" with people she says and choice of Subjects compared to -o Carl Langford, and was likens her role to one as an Australian schools which offer presented the ke to tle city ambassador from Australia basically math, English, 1 When she returns home, she Although a girl who has never Science a nd a few electives -£ 'siulitrase to fall back in and be been out of A ustralia can The re is also more ci'hni'l qntrit ',',.-just human again," says the certainly benefit from such an 7• ere, ves T -r girl who has more insight and experience, Meg sass I hope seem to revolve around school .1 savvy than one might normally to give more than I gain, and extra curricular acexpect from a young vibrant Americans have very little idea tisities,' sass Meg At home , - T of what Australia is like" teenager we go to school from 9 a m to ' •,,,• Meg is one of some 2,600 But Meg, who will be seeing 330 p.m. go home and do our I '1 students representing over 90 America fiomherhomebaseat homework and then forget -s-.-. Australian exchange student Meg Feenan twith koala bear on her tee shirt) feels port of her countries brought to the United the Windsor's in Spring Valley, ibout school," Sandwich t.-.)m 'Dowm Under' Marty Windsor (left) giggles as w ill American 'famfly,' and is already good pals with adopted sister' Nla rty Windsor (Iferald Pbotm by States to study this year under an exclusive Altamonte Springs An added bonus for Meg her AusI'alian 'sister' Meg Feetan adds honey to cottage cheese the American Field Service address, has already formed be graduating with the Class of Gordon Williamson) \F'S) an International sonic general impressions. 76 in our Bicentennial year. scholarship exchange program. "Americans spend more money Because of the Bicentennial As president of Interact Club, able to participate this year, club, music and perhaps try out Students and sponsoring on appliances and cars," she students will be allowed to stay sponsored by the Rotarians in because it's a men's for cheerleader for the baseball families are thoroughly in- says pointing to such items as in the States until after the Australia, Meg was disap- organization. She hopes instead team, a sport which is just oll terviewed and then "matched" dishwasher and garbage celebration, pointed to learn she wc,n't lx' to pot her energies into drama arriving :n Australia. i.. - .................. Alexander asked for more time-30 days to give the group an opportunity to acquire the land while arranging for Berger to receive the tax write-off. A motion by Connell to grant the time extension was first seconded by Council member June Lormann, who later withdrew the second, letting the motion die for lack of a second. ----- - ,. -- - U.J4J. , (P Connell voted against authorization for City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., to complete the legalities to acquire the land after colleagues indicated several alternatives were being considered, from selling the land for $10,000 to the possibility of locating a fire sub-station at the site. Schreiner said any delay might cause Berger to withdraw his offer of donating the property. -.• - ________ •', - ________ , ' , PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... for quality prescriptions at tow, low prices! (n1p.irr our t: ih M \ 1)(1 f ib 110,lng 10)',',' You II $,l(' JI k keul c. Hathaway Leaves Hospital p;'c • ial rijinr . . - • • - h ___ WASHINGTON AP Stanley K. Hathaway, who resigned as secretary of interior alter serving live weeks, has been released from Bethesda Naval Hospital. The former Wyoming governor resigned his cabinet post because of ill health. Doctors said he sulfeed from fatigue, moderate depression and a mild case of diabetes. Hathaway, who had been under medical and psychiatric care at Bethesda since July 15, new to Denver last Friday to continue his hospitalization. ' — - - I• ver . - borne ', .. . - . ge - .• . - Gowon Arrives In London ' LONDON (AP) Gen. Yakubu Gowon, whose regime in Nigcria was toppled by a military coup 14 days ago, has arrived in London. His only comment to reporters was: "I am here for a short holiday to see my family. I don't know how long I will be here." ' , ..t- '-V - — - - - - -- 13 OL SPRAY ROACH AND ANT KILLER arnival Bear REG. 99 Kills Toddler Collinsmid she had sustajne:J severe head and chest injuries. He said there were teeth marks over her entire body. He said she was probably dead before the animal turned her Loose. Mack said the bear, the property of Ron's Amusement Co. of Canton, IN., had been tied to the tree with a 12-foot length of chain, and authorities speculated that the animal lunged at the girl as she toddled by. Mack, of Canton, told authoritles the young bear was raised from a cub and had never be. fore been violent, but Stewardson Police Chief Donald Nelson said: 'm Isn't the first time that bear has grabbed children. I saved a little 4-year-old girl last year when it pinned her down and started to maul her. Luckily, she wasn't badly hurt" BEACH ALUMINUM AND COLORS FOLDING BED • 44 1992 REG. 'ksS248!4' 29 95 ' ( r' - ..•. • FOR FRESH OR SALT WICKE WATER SPINNING REEL I BASKETS • AA ALL METAL COP4STRUCTIOP 5%1TH FOIfli',(. LitI .'.: 4 SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM' Oct. 22. One class will be from 10 a.m.-)I a.m., the second from 1 p.m..2 p.m. One evening class will meet each Tuesday and Thursday evening in the Health Building on the SCC campus from, Sept. 9-Oct. 23, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. — (lulls froin dried apples, clothes pins and even from eggs If you are near the South Seminole Center on the second floor of the Pan American Bank Building, drop in and see a display of the dolls Mrs. Ilenris has made.. -? — - -- — • DO take advantage of the fleeting scent of summer flowers. Dry your favorites and make a potpourri that you can keep in the bath or on your dressing table. It's the touch of summer you'll need next January. I)ON'T rely on your clothes to make you smel great. Spraying clothing is a super way to reinforce scent, but it doesn't substitute for letting the scent combine with your skin's natural oils. DO surround yourself with a soft mist of fragrance by scenting lingerie. Glamour suggests putting a few drops of cologne or ix'rlwne into the rinse water when you wash Your underthings. DON'T lo the nienritre of frwrz,nce ),ict because your nose has gotten "immune" to a patrcular scent. 'Fr)' a new one. It can be fun to experiment with something exactly the opposite of what you've been wearing It's also a way of expanding your sensual experience. DO think of fragrance as a "many splendared thing." Besides your favorite bottle of 90, " pl easure of scented bath and body oil, moisture lotion and whatever else you find to surround yourself ith. -- U U 1' PEG ------------- strucL'r, has agreed to in. dividualize with each student, therekre those persons who have had "Intermediate Watercolors" in the past are invited to the Wednesday night class. "Two eight-week courses in -Beginning Watercolors" are being offered. One class will meet from 7 p.m.-I0 p.m. beginning onSept. 10 and ending Oct. . Mrs. Helen Hickey, the in- ' W.LF.E. Phigiarn and Continuing explore her own potentials and Adult Education, in conjunction with translate those potentials into a Project 21st Century Woman, is career, academic experiences offerin!! a urnaue service to .. ... vocation. 1he RIG 9 99 SUPER A new and startling discovery But now, millions who work vision loss. Dr. Samuel Rosen, noted New suddenly has raised "noise" downtown in big cities, in from its status as mere factories and even some who York City otologist, has idennuisance to a national health spend most of their time at tilled noise as a contributing home problem. are headed toward cause of cardiovascular The discovery is this: per. some degree of deafness. Not as problems. Theodore Berland cites sistent noise no louder than a quickly, but just as certainly. big truck is sufficient to cause The U.S. Public Health authority for his conclusion that "precipitate can hearing loss a little at a time. Service says that eight million noise headed emotional crises or psychoses" already are What's more, it has been found Americans in his book, Fight For "The that there is no such thing as a toward deafness, having lost Quiet" "temporary" hearing loss, some hearing. Once any amount of noise Noise levels in population and induced hearing ability is lost, employment centers have it is gone forever, doubled during the past 15 Forty million Americans are years and continue to rise one regularly exposed to noise that decibel per year. can cause hearing loss, says the The second reason for recent U.S. Environmental Protection emergence of noise as a Agency (EPA). genuine national health A second dimension to the problem is the discovery of nonworsening noise problem is its hearing effects. physical and emotional effects The EPS and labor unions from vision loss to car- cite research results to prove diovascular problems to that noise can cause partial psychosis. Up to now, the general opinion was that only a big -noise like an air horn at five feet or a jet engine turning up nearby could cause hearing loss. — Beginning Wafer Colors A DO 111.1930 ' For the first ture, the college Is offering "Doll Making." The class will meet at SCC's South Seminole Campus from 7 p.m.. 10 p.m. each Wednesday, beginning on Sept. 10 ending Oct. 29. Mrs. Grace Henris, the in. stnictor, will teach YOU to make DON'T be a one-note woman. Have at least two scents one for the sunlit you, and something deeper for the more mysterious moonlit you. DO press your favorite fragrance into clothes. Spay the ironing board just before you use it and the iron warmth will transfer the scent into your clothes. DO make them wonder where that nice smell comes from every time you shake your head. Put a few drops of perfume or a teaspoon of cologne In the rinse water when you wash your hair, or spray before setting. DON'T try every scent the stare sells when you're buying. About three different fragrances are all the average nose can handle at a time. Glamour suggests dabbing a hit on one wrist, waiting a minute or so for the scent to develop, then sniffing. Do the same thing on the other wrist, then try the back of your hand for another, DO apply fragrance to pulse points wrists, crook of elbow, throat, behind ears, temples and behind knees. That the heat of your body strengthens the scent may be an old wives' tale, but it's definitely sexy to discover a bit of hidden fragrance at these iunes. Noise, Loss Of Hearinq Causing National Problem W H OW IIU IIh.p1V registration fee ls necessary for most courses and reservations should be made soon by calling the College and asking for the Adult Campus Doll Making -. WIT . ' ' 1 . — — - - - New in f he neighborhood? l not Q11 bd - women of the ci)mmunity in its next starting date for W.I.F.E. dinner hour and continued into the early hours today. Police said Frank Gravino, 24, a junior resident physician at Boston City Hospital, was pulled from his van and beaten on the head. His van was set afire. lie was listed In critical condition at the hospital. About 120 members of the rict.tralned tacical 'tree irad other officers were ordered Into the Mission 1kB and Orchard Park housing projectz after scores of cars were damaged by rocks and missiles. LI YE , OLD FASNIONID AtR ATOR iano SUNFLOWER SCARVIS SEEDS RIG 13 L ' 3 c — REG , CURAD • BANDAGES' U ioopi*suc II I LIMP I • ii '1 "vA" WITIl GLASS "° BEG 1 44 1 99 -- -- O' ' Film PrIni • ," •• •"• ,. Ii..,.... :zr'' H 191 lie KodaliF •' • --' 4(?OAT AND IVII?cA % , CISS 1119 161 BEAUTY ,•• bull SAN SALON ANNO LJNCEMENT Claudia Blythe—Wig Stylist has loined "The Professionals" at Princess Margaret's— PLAZA AND Claudia offers complete Wig Service. ASSID COLOR SPONGES I.'.. %1,,r'or.'t, for The W±orne Wagon ho.cess will hQI Call 1oday: WE HAVE DIVINE FURNITURE... MARGE WILLIAMS )fl 181? San I oi-d It you're fishin' around for beautiful fumniture at down-to-earth prices, visit our showroom. It's a shopper's paradise where courteous personnel is SHIRLEY COOPER 834 921? Casselberr y Winter Smrqs eager to assist you. pi'iii' a o-' --- i)U UI?. (Iffur?! (ins! itt!! A l tamonte Spr iflq Long ood b.' Irr(lfrd rusu ll s Ce" FOR APPOINTM(P4Y iiø %iftmmk rwr L 834 2l2 REG 49 ONE £08ie '4 " )! 710 W. FIRST STREET. SANFORD OPEN DAILY 9 9 SUP40AY 10 7 •flOSTATEST., SEMINOLE I P-41 of , PA K OF 12 1 • • NFORD. CASSELBERRY: ! SPONGES . D PLAZA 1O3SEMORAN BLVD. All PURPOSE Tr 0 - 111$ UUNIKT STORE - • 37( OLD FASO -- U - 1A ;JDIftTTI 0? 99' — ! Knows! - urc, 1') — WON O__ ? 99 SHAIMP :• Heaven COOKIES BATTERY OPMATIED KEEPS Interested in Future' Education is Sept. 9 from 9 a.m.-1 noon In is a free program of testing and the South Seminole ('enter. For personal exploration designed reservations, call June Gordon to allow the mature woman to at the College. • BAIT Id (Continued From Page-IA) new jail. officials Monday to review a The 14-point plan originally grand jury r ,- port on the fire was agreed upon by county and ihidi recommended 13 safety Uty of Sanford officials. The dL'or provision, while not features be installed in the jail prior to reopening. Included in the 14-point plan, Slate officials agreedthat was recommended by the state major overhauls - the fire marshal's office. Vihien widening of less than 28 inch then sought an agency with doors - would not be necessary jurisdiction to waive the if the county would replace the provision. The city, Mate and jail in two years. The grand county all claimed they have no Jury did not recommend the jurisdiction over the facility. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin widening of the corridor doors says legislative action may be to meet state safety requirements, but did necessary to decide on recommnid the county build a jurisdiction. - ASSORTED PATTERNS He said the animal also grabbed a child In its paws recently at a carnival in Strasburg, near Stewardson in central Illinois. Collins said the bear was returned to its case and "there he'll stay for awhile." Bids Sought For Jail SCC will again be offering the very popular "Shin 'N Trim" classes. Two day classes are offered at SCC'S South Seminole Center (Pan American flank Building, inter-section if 14 and S.R. 436 Each class will meet on Mon. day's and Wednesdays, Sept. 8 COLORFUL - - w • ww — Seminole Community College's Adult and Continuing Education Campus is offering a variety of courses in the fall term, many of particular in. terest to women. A small r Slim 'N Trim Tactical Polica Put Down Riots BOSTON fAPj Boston's Tactical Patrol Force was called out to help put down disturbances involving hundreds of rock-throwing youths in two predominately black housing project areas. A white man was in critical condition today after being pulled from his van and beaten. Potice:;niil W. least 20 p'ersna; were arrestea Tuesday night and that a total of nine persons were injured, all of them white. A police spokesman said the disturbance began during the ege To Offe Varied Courses oC TNT IF - . - LOS ANGELES (AP) —John Denver will make his first tour of the South Pacific with concerts in Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand. it was announced Tuesday. The tour will open with two concerts at the Honolulu International Center on Sept. 3Oct. 1. — w ' _ John Denver To Tour Pacific — .... - '-' ; STEWARDSON, Ill. (AP) Carnival workers were busy setting up their show for the Stewardson Homecoming. Ani. ma) handler Marvin Mack took his300-powid bear from its cage and chained it to a tree. A short time later. 1*-monthold Mary Ann Johns wandered by, carrying a bag of corn chips. The first indication that something was amiss came when carnival employe Jim Watkins, 54, looked up from his work and saw the big black bear "shaking that little girl like a rag doll." At about the same time, Mack, 32, and the tot's father, Walter Johns of Chicago, heard the little girl's screams and rushed to her aid. "They beat on that bear a hammer, beating on Its head until they finally got the girl out," Shelby County Sheriff Robert Collins said after the attack on Tuesday. lit.: It was too late, Mary Ann, whose father and mother are concessionaires with the carnival, was dead on arrival at St. Anthony Memoral Hospital. ' ' i_L( Dial 322 9472 s,%••d SHIRLEY MILLET 1.I Q'12 I-- ICst City FURNITURE L6,00%, Ifttl Jamn Trippl.t — Own.,' (Its O.I)wty) (111104 4 2304 French Ave. HILDA RICHMOND 574 3187 OPEN DAILY t-ö WED.-fl Ph fl3.l4$O Sanford Deitona ' �213-Evenint, H.rid. fl1ftrft P I W&a4,iaA A... ii tavc Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cook Of The Week, I Penny Wilson Adds Chinese Flavor Seniors Twist Tongues Around Foreign Languages It's back to school each Apartments in Deland, Gen Monday and Wednesday nert Apartments, Orlando, as morning for a group of Sanford well as in Sanford. senior citizens Interested in lodge has his own television learning conversational show which appears on Orange Spanish, French or German. Cablevision, Orlando, and may . in Sanford at 'i p.m. The classes, for which there be seen is no charge, are being taught each Wednesday, starting in 4. StflthU. Hear It Now,is by 4 forefgn languages specialist Prof. John Hodge in the recrea ti on room of 1ram adaz to all interested adults, not only senior citizens Who me, speak Spanish? Helene Ethnoion seems to be asking Prof. John Hodge. 'he T! -. , beemalrcdfirstoerradioand . television in 1Cfl SO ) Zoo- . for the past 21 .- I: Learning to speak a foreign '- - -- .. - . ( ,, -. C r A I lit . - - 4 .-T .. • . . - •.: .- 0~i . year - .- ... 1 . - ..:- ' - - J ;-Jj Student Ruth Weldon liste!Ls Intently as lodge explains the lesson (Herald PhOtOS by r.nminn WIIIImcnn Ken Quaranta, Assistant Consumer Services Supervisor . 1: L j - • -' .-.. . if .J -.- -. .- -- .• . By ABIGAII. VAN BUREN nor who I like, but his wife can be very obnoxious. This wife asked me to take a urine sample to the hospital lab for her in the morning because she and her husband leave for work earlier than the lab opens up and I go right by the hospital on my way to work later. I said no flat out. The next morning, this woman's mother was there to pick up the little jar to deliver it to the hospital, which is only six blocks away. IT'S URiNE, NOT MINE DEAR ITS: I think you were being unduly squeamish. You probably would have taken a blood sample and would not have been shocked by the request unless, of course, you don't like any part of your neighbor's wife, - DEAR ABBY: Joe, a guy I bowl with, told me that he just came back from Las Vegas where he had been the best man at three weddings. (I'll call the bridegroom "Paul.") Joe said that Paul first married a girl who was visibly pregnant just to give her baby a name. Immediately after they were married, Paul divorced her. Then Paul went back to the chapel and married Girl No. 2 for the same reason. As soon as they were married, Paul àlvorced her, too. Paul said the divorces had been set up In advance. Then, they went back to the chapel, and Paul married the girl he was really in love with. Joe said the third one didn't look pregnant.) How about blood tests and waiting periods? Personally, I thing this so-called "best man" Is full of baloney, but he swears this actually happened. Organization For Women (NOW) will hold its Third Annual Conference on Sept. 1214, at Jensen Beach. -.- .. raw flavor. Some of the more exotic ingredients for her .- • recipes are difficult to come by - ' but shop around the Oriental specialty shops, she urges. The cooked results will be worth the -f fort, she is certain. -- -. Rooms will be available in a durmiwry and meals will be served cafeteria style. Prepayment will guarantee tT,r mt tiøt P-o rc.ørt'.w4 / J' 20 401, PORTIONS Mushroom Mushroom Steaks .............$4.95 Rib Eye Steaks ................$8.95 - S 14 501. PORTIONS / .. - -'.4: ,• . \'.,f'7%4l - '-t. J 24 401. PORTIONS 14501. PORTIONS Flour Steaks $4.95 Chopped Sirloin 24 401 PORTIONS Onion Steaks ..................$4.95 Wisconsin Veal ................$7.60 Sa lisbury SteaksS PRE-PACKAGED, INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED T w one B 24 4-01. PORTIONS .............. 4.75 Breaded Veal 24401. PORTIONS I Ce JI $4.95 24 401. PORTIONS 4 $-01. PORTIONS ................$4.95 Lean Cube Steaks .............$5.50 ee a i-i.s U urOunu IB Bulk Ground Chuck ............$1.49 2 •LBS 8- 0 Z. STEAKS S-LBS ($1.70 lb.) $ u . $4 75 Pure Ground Beef io 4-OX. PORTIONS ies tt 4 50 3 LBS FOR THE DIETER-EXTRA LEAN Ground Beef Patties P 2-OZ. EA. Pure Ground Beef 24 301 PORTIONS f A BO Pure Ground Beef .............$1.80 so . "J O $2.49 S-LBS . Ground Beef Patties ...........$4.75 Baby Beef Liver ................ M.45 CHOICE IPEPPER STEAKS) CUBE STEAKS J DELMONICO ')HAMBURGER STEAKS 4-OZ. 24portion, $495 Ak a $875 P4.0Z. $850 20ortion, Ak a A91111L B 7 -OZ. 12Portions Aek Alb- ONELESS BEEF $119 Pot Oriental Abalone Treat 'A 2-LBS. CHOICE Cheese Steaks .................$4.95 Chuck Round Stew.............$2.99 I / .- "-'• .. Black Mushrooms Enhance 1 (1 lb.) cab abalone 1 cup dried black mush- 29401. PORTIONS a essential pat of the . Wilson's favorites listed below. But while she found wme Chinea teas "just fabulous," when she lived in Shanghai, Oriental sauces, Chinese rice Mrs. Wilson stres-um that there Petoy W&m is surrounded by are some most palatable bowls,as she prepares peppers for an exotic dish varieties available locally. Tea is On private cases we worked 20 hours a day and usually left the case after three weeks feeling exhausted and very hungry. Today, nursing is a ball. Beach, Florida, 33457. Several workshops will be held on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Child care will be ' C :.: Later, on private cases, we were allowed to charge only $25 a week. On contagious cases, we cooked all the patient's meals in the family kitchen, but many times, all l got to eat was one bowl of milk and bread. place Saturday. 411 . • \:... • peppers to take away the sharp, Is this- possible' DOUBTING THOMAS DEAR TOM: It's pouible. Blood tests and wilting periods are not required in Nevada. I am informed that divorces are final when granted and the parties are free to marry 1m mediately. DEAR ABBY: The nursing problems of 1880 caught my eye because I was a graduate nurse in 1908. In training we received $8 per month for four years. We worked 10 hours a day, six days a week, and did all the cleaning. Three months every year, we worked in the TB ward. Registration begins Friday t) (1 fl,. . . Li from 4-10 p.m. at Florida 1-...,, 4. . t NORAJ. DEAR NORA: The low pay, long briurs and drudgery of nursing in the early l*i may make today's nursing look easy. But the academic and professional requirements fur anR.N. these days are no "ball." And the competition, tensiois and living costs that face the modern nurse don't make her work or her life a "ball," either. almost completely different taste. Sesame oil adds a rich flavor to fried and roasted meats. Add a pinch of garlic salt to sautee d - provided. Nominations and election of officers will take Institute of Technology, Th) S. Indian River Drive. T,e .on. (erence is being hosted by the Indian River NOW and Con. ference Coordinator is Valerie .. - * -. NOW Holds Third State Conference The Florida State National I Abby are tips to offer would be Chinese food cookers: USC rice vinegar, she suggests. It has a mild, -. - Dear we Springs Homemakers Club and served as County president during 1973 and 1974, has afew . PALMETTO AVE DOWNTOWN SANFORP Mrs. Wilson, who is an active member of the Sanlando . f: Florida Power & Light / vegetarians," she smiles. "I freeze a lot of our producebroccoli, summer squash snow peas (a Chinese favorite) peppers, and egg plant casserole.! also make my Own pickles' . .. ( Mrs. Wilson,and Iwr husband are keen gardeners -she will be president of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club during the corning year. ''For parts of ttii 7 -. / '- - -- - _______ I . DEAR ABBY: I have a neigh. ".S.AM'S PORTIONS.- a' ,, i Lab 1:rrand Irks Squeamish Neighbor • F • program title, and it has language through the medium Hodge, a graduate of Atlanta, of television or radio is actually Morehouse College, easy process, Hodge has attended London Univer. said . sity, Catholic University of He is recently retired from Washington, D.C., and Stetson Unhersity. He made an in. his work as a reading and ternational contribution in the writing teacher in the Volusia field of modern foreign County Jail, and lies in languages in the technique of Daytona Beach Hodge, who teaching which appeared was born in Lakeland, has been ' worldwide in Ripley's "Believe teaching languages for the past It Or Not" publication of Oct. 31 vcars 2b, 1941L It's still not too late to join his Hodge has taught foreign weekly classes at Bra m languages from kindergarten to Towers, urges the professor. post graduate level and is Spanish lessons are held from currently teaching senior 11:15 a.m. Mondays; French citizens at Ormond Beach from 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays; Library, Brannon Library in German lesson times are still to New Smyrna. College Arms be announced. Wilson points out. -Most Americans are familiar with the more fruity food of the South." . ,, Bflu : - - prior to her marriage, Mrs. uni IYii5Ofl was em l oyed as p wj - Se!iS L ike Hot ak es Sandwich I Mrs. W. (Penny) Wilson of assistant cafeteria manager at Longwood combines an a junior college in Omaha, Neb. academic background in foods '• . It is ii,C SUuiaC e true nutrition (these were tier She married an Air orce man, ii i i. i. a. blendi ng Oar spices WiilCn and majors a Iowa ic unier. Is.. LO • Oriental racts ILr deal of traveling during her trac siy, WIUI a natural hair for lifetime both in the U S S. and Stationed for a while in Tokyo cooking and experimental taste abroad' she also ex perimented with in foods. Japanese cooking, but prefers "I'm not much for baking or It was in Shanghai, China that the Chinese cusine. sweets, confesses the at. she first acquired her taste for tractive, dark Curries are another of Mrs. haired Chinese food. 'There's a lot of housewife. But when it comes to difference between the food of Wilson's favorites. While living Oriental food-or vegetables.-. North and South China," Mrs. In Bermuda she met and made friends with a South African .. who "cooked the most divine - curries, both mild and blazing . . she's in her element. • : Americans are now Retailers ,port that their everybody in the U.S. ate an than 300 million sand. sandwich promotions have average of 72 hot dogsinl974. wiches every day, with this increased sales 36 per cent any supermarkets proiiiote consumption peaking in sandwich meats, 3-4 per cent in themandotherprocesseo meat August, which has been breads, and 15 per cent in all designated National Sandwich items storewide. Items with special newspaper month for the past 23 years. show Statistics that coupons. 11 C By JEAN l'AflJ.SN Women's Editor .L - Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1975-3B - STEAKS s.oz. 425 16 Portion SLICED Beef Liver ............. - I.B. 3LBS ENDS £ PIECES Sliced Bacon BONELESS CHOICE Mix cornstarch, abalone Add a balone to mushrooms liquor and oyster sauce In cup. and cook about one minute, Add 1 4 cup water to mixture, stirring frequently stir with "hoptIcks until Add green onions. Stir smooth, mixture half a minute. './ Sirloin Tip VALLEYDALE, 12-OZ PXG 69 Rswvef .................. $2.25 Wieners ........................79c $I1 LB. IO.LBS.VALLEVOALE rooms (medium she) A l l Meat Wieners .................2 2 teaspoons cornstarch 24 4-01. PORTIONS II Ili-OZ. PORTIONS VALLEYDALE 2 tablespoons o yster sauce 4.LBS OLD FASHIONED Pork Steaks ...................S7.25 Sausage Patties ...............$8.50 Head Cheese ..................S4.50 ti cup water . ut green onions in ore- nch I us us icai., away .aay from center 20 401, PORTIONS CENIER CUT bunch green onions 31 401, PORTIONS diagonals, discarding last 2 (if wok and pour in cornstarch 1 Pork Chops ....................$850 Pork Chopettes ................$5.50 Braunschweiger ............. LB89c inches of green ends. nusture thickens. Toss sauce 3 tablespoo ns cooking oil S-LBS. SHOULDER CUT BONE-IN SLICED with auuu3 remove lettuce leaves for garnish Line serving dish with lettuce from heat. Ladle into lettuce. Pork Chops Open can of abalone. Sa e i.. B. 69c .................... $6.95 Pork Roast ....................$1.19 Pork Liver.................. L leave& lined serving dish and serve at 45 I1 -OZ. PORTIONS LEAN liquor. Cut abalone across the VALLEYDALE DRY-CURED four servings. grain Into L slices. For cooling. heat oil in wok once. Makes Pork Sausage Patties ..........S4.50 Sliced Bacon ..................$1.69 Smoked Hams .................$1.15 Soak mushrooms In water or deep skillet. Use high heat. Serve with individual bowls of until soft. Drain and squeeze Add mushrooms and toss hot steamed rice and tiny cups excess liquid from mushrooms cook about one minute of Oriental tea LEAN MEATY '. . , i C . P , h , ve 4 • . Almond Crisp Duck Is The differe nce between these two Stats can Save you 40% on your air conditioning costs. The thermostat in the right hand is set at 73 degrees. The your doors and windows. (Especially jalousie one in the kit is set at 78 degrees. windows). It's another good way to keep the heat out, the cool The difference in the thermostat settings is only live degrees. in and the Costs down. But what a difference in the cost of cooling even one little degree • Shade your windows with awnings, shutters or refl ective film. It can make. Approximately 8 percent, in the average home. helps quite a bit. Example: one 8'x6'" panel of glass, with direct When you stop to consider that you can still be comfortable exposure to the sun, requires nearly one ton of air conditioning at 78 degrees, and save 40541 on your air conditioning costs as well, for cooling. which one would you choose? • Use light colors on your walls and roof to reflect the sun. The Setting the thrmoscat a t a "comfortable" setting is only one lighter tilee color the less heat. Th e less heat the kcs your bill will way to save UU)flCV on your conlini' mrc. H&'ra' ar.' nrna' 1. iTl -ir• ' Chopstick 1 duck 13'-•5 In), quartered L cup soy sauce firmly packed t " 3 tablespoons cornstarch 1 teaspoon garlic salt 1 teaspoon ginger lii cups water 24 cups vinegar ('ouibine sugar, cornstarch, remaining soy sauce, garlic 1-2 cup toasted, slivered salt, ginger, water, vinegar and almonds grated orange rind. Cook over Brush duck with soy sauce, mediwn heat, stirring until saving 2 tablespoons for sweet smooth and thickened. Serve sour sauce Roll duck In corn sauce and toasted almonds with flake crwl1bs and place pieces, hot roasted duck. skin side up, on onion slice s in For an unusual garnish, serve shallow baking pan. Cook tin, with flaked coconut, orange covered at 325 degrees II slices and watercress. Serves tender about two hours. four. rird Supermarket Deli Sells Well f - The supermarket service include catering, snack bars, million pounds: for 17374, the ,1 Ik'ntpccpn I th* .r,t.l,,....n ..,,..it fi&t,,rn 1/Vt ..ihII,... !nnt SPARE RIBS '10 .... ..-., ALL MEAT URKEY BREAST BLc B 10.12 Lb. Avg. STICK Bologna Wieners USDA GRADE 1. SEASONING BAG I tablespoon grated oran 3 cups curuflakes crushed to make 1 cups crumbs 2 medIum used onions, sliced 1 cup brown suger, ' Weatherstrip Lickin' Good HOUSE of RAEFORD LB. $129 5L BS. 4-5 LB. $450 Avg. 89c LB. couir Smoked Ham Bones ...........$1.25 Shrimp Basket .............EA. 99c 3LBS Seafood Dinner .............EA. 99c Stuffed Flounder ..............$4.50 Neck Bones LB 69c 322.0!. PORTIONS FRESH 4LBS. 418S ' Hog Maws Pork Brains ..................... $1.95 LB 79 C 4 LBS Por or!% k 4-LBS. ee . ..................... a . • Pork Tails ............... . ..... SL99 4 L 85 Fish 'N Batter .................$4.50 Breaded Flounder .............$4.95 3230! BONELESS FILLETS S-LOS. 40! • P 0 Iceland Perch ................. $4,45 Clam S trips S-LOS. 3 DO!. 4115S VALLEYDALE Breaded Trout S.LBS. FRESH FROZEN ................ S3.95 FILL YOUR FREEZER VIRGINIA CURED SMOKED LB Si 39 .....................49c Filet Sole......................$5.95 Select Oysters ................. $4.50 Pig Ears ......................$2.45 Slab Bacon $s 90 Red Snapper Fish Squares AND SAVEI Large Shrimp ................ $16.95 PATRICK CUDAHY VERY LEAN I �46—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 13, D7S Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 1, 175-58 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Are Rare Disappointments 4 .Many Foods Go Direct From Farm To Consumer Fresh fruits and vegetables rarely disappoint. If you learn few as possible, and only those that are discolored, bruised or 2 tablespoons cider vinegar SPRITELY L'UCE WEDCiES how to select fresh fruits and vegetables and know how to care for torn. There Is a good deal of nutritive value In the darker, outer 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh onion ut in I head iceberg tiliein once you get them home, you will almost always get the leaves of iceberg as well as the other lettuce types. 4 teaspoon salt goodness you pa y for. 6 wedges And speaking lettuce and protein foods, he re is a redpe t ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 cup (Bounces) creamed cottage cheese Take Iceberglettuce, the most popular type, as an example. offersboth with shrimp-st uf fed hardokod egg halves on a bed ¼ to teaspoon c' powder The United F ¼ cup buttermilk Ft and Vegetable Mioclation tells us good crisp shredded icebe lettuce. They make a nice cool a 4 cups shredded lettuce 3 radishes quality Iceberg should be clean, crisp and tender, with heads that petizer before a hot meal, or could be served as a luncheon entree. I tablespoon chopped fresh chives are fairly firm to firm. The solid heads should be free from For good looks and good eating, take the fresh approach If Cut hard-cooked eggs in half lengthwise. In medium bowl t-, teaspoon liall seedstems and leaves with ragged brown areas, and not have q SHREDDE LETTUCE AND sieve or math (rem 4 eggs (from 8 halves). Add chopped teaspoon pepper excessive outer leaves. Iceberg Is available all year, generally in STUFFED EGG APPFT1ZER shrimp, sour cream, mayonnaise, cider vinegar, onion, salt, ample supply. 8 hard-cooked eggs pe pper and curry powder; mix well. Remove yolks from Wash lettuce, dry well, and chill until ready to ser ve. In All types of lettuce should be kept cold and humid and used 2 cans I % ounces each) shrimp, dralsed, rinsed remaining whites, sieve and reserve. Spoon 3 tablespoons shrimp container of electric blender combine rerriairting ingredients. within a few days of purchase. Unless lettuce has been well and chopped, or two-thirds cup finely chopped mixture Into each egg white half; arrange on shredded lettuce on Cover and process at high speed until smooth. Turn Into small drained after wasliing, storirg in a closed container will hold cooked sb!'anp platter. Sprinkle sieved egg yolks over stuffed eggs. Cover and bowl and chili. At serving time, cut lettuce into wedges and serve moisture and may came the leaves to deteriorate. Do n't cxcup eou' cream chill until ready to serve, with dressing. travagently tear off the outer leaves and throw away. Remove as i cup mayonnaise YIELD: 8 servings, YIELD: 6 servings, about 55 calories per serving Unlike your grandparents, who often bought food turkeys, Welch's grape jelly and Sue flee honey are any other industry. Wasted time and effort mean than they should, family farmer stays In business. Processing and marketing aren't the only areas Before the modern-day cooperative appeared of concern to co-op members. Production efficiency some 50 years ago, the farmer had only two ways to will always be Important. Fanner cooperatives market his products. He could sell th em himself, wk constantly to increase yields, shorten growing which meant that the size his mark was limi ted Years ago, the fanner down the road tried to time and make harvesting quicker and easier. by the distance his wagon could travel in a few give his customers perhaps your mother and This work has paid off. While food prices are how's time. Or he could sell them to a private food grandmother — the best possible product at the best Ngher today Ow they have been in the past, your company, which meant that he'd have to accept the possible price. Ifis customers knew who he was, and weekly trip to the supermarket would be far costlier price that the food company gave hiin. he wan ted them to buy from him aga in and again, if it weren't For th e tr emendous strides family in either case, he of ten received a minimal Cooperatives are much the same, farmers have made in production and marketing return for the bows and energy spent operating his C"p mnagers and members are very careful efficiency. farm. It was often far lower than the pay his urban about the products that bear their labels, because Top quality and reasonable prices aren't the counterparts received for much shorter work days. co-ops, too, depend on repeat customers. No co-op entire story behind co-op labels. By giving the in- In fact, before co-ops, farm income was frequently wants to jeopardize its Future by offering con- dependent family farmer a more certain market for so low that the farming enterprise could not sur• suiners infeiior products, or foods that cost more his products, co-ops are helping to insure that the vive. directly from neighboring Farmers, you do most of other familiar brand names owned by farmer co. wasted money. When there's waste In food your grocery shopping in supermarkets. But many ops. All have reputations for highest quality at production or marketing, the ultimate conswier off th ffds oods on the shelves more, in fact than you reasonable prices, th e food shopper must pay for th e waste through probably realize — got where they are today by a There's no doubt that consumers benefit from higher retail prices. - - - fa irly direct route from the farmers who grew the cop presence on supermarket shelves. Farthem. mers benefit, too, by selling their products more These foods, of course, are the ones marketed by directly to consu,niers. former cooperatives. And among their number are Only in very rare cases can an individual farmer products with very fniliar, and respected, brand develop th e nd of quality control and marketing names, programs that would let him compete in the Farmers — through their cooperatives — marketplace against privately owned focl giants. produce and market such well-known consumer But by acting jointly through cooperatives, groups foods as Land '0 Lakes butter, Sunitist oranges, of farmers can do a more efficient job both of Ocean Spray cranberries and Diamond walnuts, producing food and getting it to conswners. Sun-Staid raisins, Sunsweet prunes, Norbest Efficiency Is important in fanning just as It is in - ' Quantity Rights Reserved TTT1 WNN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1975 - PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD I • Thurs., Quantity Rights ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, An 14 thru Sat., Aua 16 BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . Reserved 9 WIN? DIXIE STORES INC NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) SAVE WI 'I NEW 1OpToR/0(J1?S n,• COPYRIG1T 1975 Sj- P. 4r 9 CF 9.0 U. cffoj~E_ USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY SIZE 12 JUMBO CANTALOUPES "SP*.fiEEF pEO, GOLDEN RIPE SHERBET oi ICE CREAM BANANAS WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY AGED BEEP USDA CHCICE W-D BRAND H[AVY WESTE RNPEDERALLYINSPECTED N ATURALLY A GID BEEF BONELESS TOP ROUND, BONELESS CHUCK ROAST r7T 91ANC CTCA f tlut r( U1I1L JILMII I _ 8 7 Site S Ju"hc HONEYDEWS JOHNSON'S BABY . . . . . . HALF69 C LB.O$ ... 89c FRESH PIIIM Sp.hro.J $ioo . ' 7.-OR. BTL. Thompson S.,dI,j, STEW MEAT...... 88 Grapes U SrNo 1 v.a, BUFFERIN 165-CT. BTL. $ 2 . $100 Orange Ae v,, W hile 1' Orange J"ce Fresh Pet R,tg LII Von.t,., Nectarines 2 79 2 1701 CANS $1 19 A,or Potatoes-.10 TABLETS BUff (R . . . Ato, •o'dt £Oc CANS $119 14oi PKGS £ $J00 Shoestring Tomatoes 3 . 99c Potatoes 41 2 (5 . • RAG PK $1 00 Topping . .. 2 lOot (INS USDA $100 W.s.,.. to 69c W fl 1.1 . 19c 1.. • A. i'.'tf ' . . . 9" .,' • •. '. • . ',F • I 5 CANNED HAM. 3 59 A C 69 COOKED HAM... 2" . LUNCHEON MEAT LIVER CHEESE : ... 69c Copeland 89c '... W 0 B'ond 89c BOLOGNA . . . .. . All M.eo'. •.'gwIa? FRANKS or . . . . . . .. BAG SAUSAGE , Arro $119 99c VARIETY PAK. 7U1.'(3liJP C DINNER FRANKS. BOLOGNA KIFLBASA . . . . .. $169 FISH STICKS CIon., . .. .. 'red F.olpn Red PICKLES is is is 0-u.''1,, Bg I 1 0' . .. . ' . FRANKS. 1' .. .... Is : 79c Lamb Legs . . Loin Chops • . . . . VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY C'ocl,n' Good Rig 60 ookies. 6. .; z. C Pastries . 88C Catsup . . Bread 2 lOot PEGS $'00 Beans 3 All 7001. tvs. °° Dii. Darling Ho,,,b,g,, 929 Buns . • 3 Ot PEGS IT Buns .. • PEGS. 11 01, Dii,. Darling ?*(on FLICKER LADY SHAVER RAZOR • . . PEG Itii.t?y Mi,d Apple Sauce (,oti I WO . • 4 . . Di,, Do,Ing Ct.,p & . An . 11 19 i s 69c 9" 9" S'....l.j.. $149 R.ud So", t-j-'b ShId. Chops °° 88c 9" CRISCO OILlL P19 Sauce Limit I ..ith 55 00 or mor" purchciu' •'.cluding cigarettes Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excluding cigarettes. • Cat Food 5 69' Softenor or more purchase excluding cigarettes. WU..,,$ ' ICOCT. PEG ,-.',, . CAN $119 140~, 24-oz. Ahoy. BOTTLE AL 9 SWEET PEAS P.' ,,.. P.s.- pok G 't PKG Bread KRAFT GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR $ ONION, REGULAR, HICKORY HOT OR SMOKE ONION BARBECUE SAUCE SIZE I 4ot Co-I P.11t:.r, • • • 59c Food 59c P1.nq, Ic.tI tIob, Biscuits . . 2 J AR 69C CT 'A Cheese Food Sipr.h.onr' M.'cs Med.,.'. Lh BAG . 59 $ 801 Jim S c:I,r IIFt and Sla.p , . . . . Is Swpr'lico'tI I.'çwIu' at Soo F $129 Cheese... . 99c 63C Cheese Air Wick Ti Coff ee . l $1984 . °' PIG .1 Cottage 70c BA Food 99c ool CAN 49c P J" Dci.'dp CIII 2t at S.t 9,, DEL MONTE I .o.... 65c Butter a 1.11 S'n I ur. $199 J•i! Di.'it, C1' Abo, D 6joi S,icjnrr' WeIurfp Grope $100 CANS 11)0 W 48 1 In Muffins CAN S.-v,ti,rt Pob,,c SALAD DRESSING $5.00 STLS a—. ASTOR ! COFFEE WESSON OIL Mr'((' PURE VEGETABLE OIL Dili* Ho'. ALE or BEER Limi t 1 with W esson' VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY aebvrg, 51C Tea Bags MIRACLE WHIP !e/ 2 ° o 88c Dfil Chips 2 n, JARS I,Iord or Dressing Ir 88C Macaroni 4 PEGS 88C lb CANS 16 or Iôo, CANS P4 01 FISCHER Two 6.Pks. w/$5.00 or mo:e purchaie excluding cgzuene;. Limit lot. Twirls 84t 38C Ct.5 With 3 3 . • Drinks Dii. Da r ling Hot Dog BTL. . . . ALL GRINDS PURE VEGETABLE 0.1 Monte Ctt, D.. Do,l,, Lcig. Fo',Iy MIDOL 1 DI Monte Croc,n Good Toaster $129 $219 DAIRY SPECIALS $109 EACH IS ShId. Roast LIQUID DI-GEL 30.-CT. •• Blade Chops Oj'( h,.'. 5lrI PORK LIVER LB . Snuppp, FISH FILLETS $169 S,'lo..' Capo a' tu -h 2 ... I'..igi la-'l SI.c..i,, (I?fl $ 1 19 . Rib Chops . • •.: BUY ONE AND GET QNf tREE, Hll,hur,, S.'opd Sow;agr a' Rjii . $499 Oto' M:i,ri B.'r1 S'n,lond Sl,.'d W 0 5i,.'t1 Sp.c.'d ... PORKNECKBONES 4 . PrO F.. W 0 Psrp'd $129 E,,,I' Pu.bu . ' a--.- tu'r I. A PORK CHOPS . . • •• 89c Margarine (.,i , . . . . . FRYER BACKS Mun Dinners 6 -1 I,.- A QUARTERS S#p.thoid Whipped Swa ftioti All 89c Cream Pies Vi,,, I'p. 6 6o Baby Limas 3 lI)A k . , . i. v. • .. 9" 69c OXTAILS....... o, IOøt CUBED STEAK..... 9" 5npI,' 5rp$ 1 Ado, S. CHOICE FRESH LAMB SALE SHAMPOO C U. LB. Pop, or FHflI'F RAPc REEF pEO I GAL.. JUICY `Ii BEEF 1701) $ SPRAY DEODORANT SI', GROUND y $ 99 C L SIRLOIN OR 14 SOFT N' DII iF)11P4~1 W-D BRAND HANDI-PAK PURE $379 QØc Ui 59c 2 99c . . . . 4 $1oo .-1 All tlj.'s Yogurt. 20c OFF DETERGENT LIQUID JOY MONOGRAM RICE SUPERBRAND GR. 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LARGE EGGS T ---= - ; ';i ;i-•. • . ps STEAKS - 98 SHOULDER CEN TER . LB. TOP ROUND STEAKS BONELESS LB. I STEAKS .68 I SIRLOIN TIP $1 CLUB S OOc BLADE CUT STEAKS STEAKSBONELESS LB. L6. QQ 4 Pi - -\ ::e Department of Corn The leaders said 'L .t4:ç''-. 1 .4 Sheriff John Palk (left) and U. Max Stewart, head jailer, display ,I plaque %hich %ill hang In the county jail In memory of Deputy COMRADE 11, 1)OPA I.STF,S Seminole can htcoine in. where it locates within the hvi work his included training Jack homer, executive lit raid Staff Writer dustrnlly a very viable county, count) will benefit all of teams in industrial develop. director of the Greater Sanford I OM1WOOD- Seminole "There is too much talent," scrninole inent, acquiring th e teams wi th ('hainber, urged that most ('cunty Industrial Authority he said pointing to the leaders Krider noted he currently is the scope of information the groundwork to attract in SCIDA) Director Jim Daniel present, "around this table to working with an industrialist necessary in order to attract dustries be channeled throu 1 recei ved a vote of confidence let it get away' who will invest up to $1 million industry, the various Chambers f this morning from city officials Seminole and employ 100 the County. John Krider, former The teams, he sa id, usually Coiierce in and other top level business and persons Another industry a.s include a hanker from each executi v e director of Jim Ryan director of the industrial leaders in the county. Greater Sanford Chamber of approved Wednesday which area,someone representing Seminole County Port Meeting at the Quality (orniiierce, and currently a willemploy 50 persons Knder school system and someone Authority SCOPA), said if Longwood , county leaders realtor and member of the from each community. names of prospective industries ask ed Daniel to handle and ( h r s I ndustrial 25 Phil L ov ela ce o f t L ov dat el ace sa id b ill are knns n by everyone U' industrial (onuiiittee, said evaluate all that attracting l)epartment of Commerce, said scheduling local training industry lixall, regardless of that during the past year part of coixres in the near future (Continued on Page iGA) from all sources, including the each community beginning tPke the former bonding agency to court to ROUND BONE LB. ROAST .58 1 3 EACH WINGS FOREQUARTERS ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF BONELESS 4Bc MIXED PARTS LB. WHOLE LB. 55" CUT-UP LB. 65 or QUARTERS LB. 58c ST5, THIGHS LB. 88 P ARTS or DRUMSTICKS :1iI.N'W_I HINDQUARTERS 1 I HORT CUT LB. 3 - ByMICK IA)('HfllliGE Herald Staff Writer -- Not n, derstand what a mi&ge raL; or how it affe-ts their tam. At .68 it," says think about ('asselberry resident Jack delinquent after April 1, 1976. , i - Flinn. lie explained—counting on is his fingers — that 5.34 mills hat what a man-In- 'so many dotIcs on$1,000" _ VINE RIPENED TOMATOES LB. LB. LARGE SWEET CANTALOUPES LA R UTA PLUMS LB. BARTLETT PEARS 6 FOR FRESH GREEN CABBAGE I LB. EA. ?OASTS SHORT ROUND LEAN 'N' MEATY RIBS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORI 2 39 39; 0y 10 ", 0 WEGLADLYSLICE HAM P One mill equals L8 1.08 $1 for eact I but I taxpayers will pay $5.34 for ARMOUR , i KONEY ON "6 7 Lake LUNCH MEAT BROWN COUNTY FAIRWAY FARMS LOUIE'S SPAGHETTI PET RITZ FROZEN SAUCE 59 16 OZ. HEINZ KOSHER DILL 79c 32 oz. PICKLES C 2LB. 99C JAR A2.# 'S OL Univ 1001. BREAD 2001. LOAF C BEANS 25 LB. BAG 29c çc O. 301 NCAN $ TOMATO,tS 303 CAN PERCH FRESH MANGROVE FROZEN FILLETS ,'n.ar I IU I FLORIDA COOKED LOBSTER L B. $ A!t'ttUflI LB. on . F, H W Cornatzer, a retiree ving on Paola Road, said if li my wife was hr h' I -ould tell property, doesn't i t"" -11 - ii M sh M _' - a IIIIIII s • __ • • — ' ii oz. 69c GALA 140 FAhHLV'NAPK1NS,-,1U?IT49, 100 EXTRA i TOP VALUE STAMPS - WYLERS 24 OZ. ftDI&I1I MIV i Li 1111111W. L ( asked. lie said a 5.34 miliage would to taxes," when asked what derst.andi millage. Geneva Howard, 19, 1511 W "I've been fighting it all my mean he would pay about $30 iiuliage meant. 12th Street, Sanford, said she does not understand what amnjll life," he said. He says the per $1,000. Alvin W. Horning county's 5.34 millage will mean means. Sanford postman Wayne vacationin" in Sanford from more than $5 in taxes per $1,000. Rusiell said, "I have no idea '1 don 't understand, not New zOf, where v pays •h Id he did "I learned the hard way," he really. All I know it's ridiculous taxes, says he doesn't "un, Sanford resident, says he un- Pablo Negron, of Puerto '1 could only say it was related structton worker, said. , • change would be spot zonug income housing, adding that and would create a "cance r several additional approvals on Harry Terry and tion is completed. Sr. were unsucIn other bu3iness, the persuading col- (ouncil; —A greed to purchase a used the area will be refused the residential to corn- commercial in the future, four-wheel tractor with Iron , r Pt , -t 4A prehensive I.Pnd Planiing to one inch at M and over one . ,,. s , i - errnina Leased e r Pie Sanford Airport Authoni- . t~ :oday unanimously approved t"he request of Henry Wight and omp year lease of the entire terininal building at the Sanford • ' I Airport. I - J ______ Wight pr esented the board members a progress report on recent expansion of equipment 1 'A 11 "! A and personnel Umt will enable IL' I _______ Aero Sersces to provide all ne cessary gr ound support for the largest planes flying today. riè1&.i'.k&&Pt. 4iF The electr ical power and air i'.ii- . equiçr ent Li eqa to that 1 'J - h 0h lit $W. I'Crty 1'.310 tht: r.!w -,J F~ Stutiv. vo:ir.g to den', tie requeat deit fee will Lot ailed ,,, 5% 313 were Council members Virginia present customers Comics Appointed, on Terry' erry ('rossword .............411 Merc'er, Lillian Gnifllnand Hurt recommendation, Mrs. Griffin F'AIi ri I 4A Perinchief. M lego Ca entr Airport • in ' ' Opponents contended the favors a change to commercial public works and utilities dc in the long range planning for partments. A pp roved an ncrease i In tha t area and will recommend the change to the full advisor' utility deposits for new board for Incl usion in the corn- customers on water meters UP A-cuiviThe(lock - -- SIrI planning and zoning board equipment is needed in both t1w - . ..- SITE OF 20,000 CrN r T I I I P I II on Oec, mercial request of 1'. Zeuli and Bacon said a special four- tend loader and back hoe for Sonsto permit constructionofa member committee of the $2,800. Mrs. Griffin said the TODAY • - bIcKking a commercial rezonCouncilmen Ing request before the City Slartin Bacon Council here Wednesday night. cessful in On a 3-2 vote, the council leagues that professional building. VANILLAifAFEPS WITH PURCHASE OF I f!, :1: ! "l don't UfldeIStafld how it (tax) Is setrup," said Negmn. City Council - WITH PURCHASE OF I PINT RUBBING Seminole County, but he doesn't understand how he would be taxed. - I have no idea, other than It has something to do with taxes I . owners were successful in time residential area was lost, to be obtained befors, construe- - SUNSHINE __ ___ completion in September. Now, School municipalities. Suber said that taxes are so high." she said."By paying." Ludwig said riot "relate at the amount derstand taxes.Friday is the final day to file of property aswssment to the he formerly said property, "It's hard to talk taxes to petitions seeking review on the amount of taxes paid. "1 don't pay much attention people. You have to work with it appraisal. He said the tax bi lls W. A. Ludwig, a long time now rents n John Chester, of Orlando said to taxes," Horning a con- that would cortinue eating" roads, water lines, drainage LAKE, NIARY — Property until the character of the long. an(I sewage disposal will have 69; 1119 LB. SNAPPER FAIRWAY FARMS WHITE QUAL PAK TRAIL BLAZER DOG FOOD 33C by don't," said linda San- bill," Suber says. "You've got to sit down and before you understand It. Most will be mailed Nov. 1 and Mary By DONNA ESTES llerrdd Staff W ri ter J tg I—.I L~ FRESH WATER QUAL PAK PORK 'N TENDER VITTLES CAT FOOD DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN WAFFLES BAMA GRAPE JELLY CREAM PIES 14 OZ. 33c $1.28 ITALIAN SAUSAGE , TOP VALUE STAMPS i V Denies Zoning Request BRAUNSCHWEIGER I bid HOT DOGS KAHN'S CHUNK STYLE -I EXTRA - SMOKED SAUSAGE ;-. t-r 50 ' ' $1,000 in assessed property. if dage, 22,01 lake Mary. I don't iidll, keep up wi th that stuff. the county levies BACON STEW BEEF - ' • COPELANDS NEW VARIETY PACK CUBE STEAK i1.28 - , LYKES SLICED BUDGET MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MOP $115,000 Rico, says he is considering purchasing property in ' sht has no idea" what millagi - • $4.98 AT NO EXTRA COST The diffLrence between family recently moved to &,inford, says she plans to purchase a home soon, but says - wIIi ( Mrs. Putty Kinard, whose .: Wedne1ay. don't think about It," Flinn Fmin a group of 10 per'nns salu ' questioned,only t II Bill Suber, county assistant SANDAGE FIANN KINARD HOWARD say the county's pro posed 34 property appraiser, said most certified mlllage meant taxpayers would pay more than 85 cacti $1,000 of assessed people fail to understand the people don't even know who property. Or, if a taxpayer taxing system based on sets the millage," Suner said. for assessed owns $2,000 of assessed millage. property The property appra ser's property value, the tax null will o5t people don ' t Ufl Millage provides ad valorem be $10.68. office certifies millage for the (lerstand taxes except from the ,. taxes for government county, iCiiOOi L board liflu "I ought to know about taxes, standpoint that th ey get a tax operations. MOHAWK 3 LB. CAN CHUCK ROAST LB9.28 LEGS BREASTS - 1.78 iHOULDER d e What Is A M'1*11*? 0 imi i Most Tax a ers Don' t Know Answer ' USDA GRADE'A FRESH FRYING CHICKENS NEW ECONO PACK RUMP BONELESS ROASTS ROLLED LB. l Robert 0. Moore, Aho died in a fire at the jail June 9 that also with Altamonte Springs in pay off the bid awarded to Shamrock Builders Movers and $236,000 is money Supt. W. P. "Bud" Layer says the school claimed the 11%-es of 10 inmates. The plaque reads: 'In Memory of September. Engineering. Stenstrom fears the county will have will be finished in time for the second Deputy Robert 0. Moore, Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., Who "We will have no trouble "Well probably have to sue them," difficulty collecting, semester next year. Gave His life on June 9, 1975, Heroically Performing In The Une with trust and honesty around Stenstrom warned. "Ultimately, it will It may take two to three years, he said. Parents from the Woodlands area have Of Duty. John L. Polk, Sheriff-Seminole County. (Herald Photo here," Daniel said, adding, "By take a court decision" The attorney also grilled the new conappeared at numerous board meetings to by Bill Vincent tht• group working together Surt'tv Financial Indemnity Co., the tructicn firm about iLs ahilitv to Lnfl)[)lCtC protest boldups on the school's move. ' SHOULDER Woodlands BI'pd A anie sh ould D to whichever city or area he felt could best serve the industrial School officials Wednesday got the bonding agency for Builders Mn ems Inc. the project on the date promised — the end Inquiry. stalled Woodlands Ekmentary School the construction firm which defaulted, of November. The group also agreed they project moving again with a $236,191 bid wanted to accept a low bid of $115,000 for "Yes sir," a company spokesman told will keep in close contact with award to an Altamonte Springs contractor the school's completion when the project Stenstrom, we'll be done In 15 weeks" Daniel, not only for information for completion of the facility, was still in the bonding agency's hands. Builders Movers defaulted in February. purposes but also seeking his School Board attotney Doug Stenstrom Fearing that Builders Movers would And all work on the ill-fated school ceased. advice at monthly Thursday warned school board members, however, again end up v- 0the contract, the board The projected move from Altamonte !uncht'on meetings to be held in that it will "probably' be necessar y to voted to re1 'i th project. Springs to Longwood was scheduled for Man-On-The-Street Interview SIRLOIN CE NTER$1 STEAKS CUT LB. .38 $1 STEAKS BONE IN LB. BONELESS LB. 98 CHUCk ROASTS $ $ ROUND '4 , )OZEN RIDA- ~- F •- 4' - . PLAQUE HONORS FALLEN ' LI - -- ic . - p. FAIRWAY FARMS MORE I SIRLOIN . . 3 LBS. LIMIT 3 LBS. PLEASE GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF .. i 49C i - . GROUND FRESH DAILY BEEF LIVER GROUND BEEF , ' - MONEYSAVER FAMILY PACK YELLOW QUARTERS " :. I bM!fittl t''Y1' = / SCIDA Director L uded " 7111 1 j IP1(1ff11 AI'I_] jpf_ - I / 1Ii U1fL//i_Li! 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I - I, ,I II ._1 - I -' I ", -~ f///,~_ I IV - - - rn I 1. .. * , - - r should L,e open 4aomettme around Christmas or by the end of the first semester. said a lot of site work" such as plumbing and ether constructmoi related items still hasetobecompletedattht ... - , .1 I • .- 00% 4Ij, - 1~ - ~~_J --r - fl - ~_l '11, I _-. __ 11 . v \ uI 1 -4 4L SJS 4 - ~ j - ri kl C&(T(kJ A I'M GIUMJG \ FcxD CRDGR - P TICKET k~j j . : I I t~% a- X 10 "1 U0 9 rii", 'I ( f l - jj ( ,11 _ 4 U T ca L11 Z : _z -- - - - -- i. - _____ -A ~ -, ~_ F-to / A - - Zz* . a 1 - ____ () ,Io il- ~A ,Llftll I Xo, -- - w--_ : ' ri-i 0 $1 -. ME d I I L... - - II Iff -III 11 _ Y. . -- - - - £. - --T.- - - t - -. - - ___ ___ 1 - ___ ___________ ! - -T of - -__ JT_ IT - , - c— - ? -- ' ' 54 -.--'-= - - I - - - 1 IkIi 'i _r._ --...------ - t. I 1;'. _ . ; - - 'c - . - s-- -''-' - i -' - - - _~. -..:I , , _;." - ~~ ... 1. C I w .. The move derailed when Builders Movers Inc. defaulted f on the contract. Then a bonding ii ,IDW -- - ______ - '. . , . - ----- . downtown rroblems and complete deselopnwnt plan for dowritown present a Sanford." She anticipates the collimittee spending six to eight " months nn the job. Along si'ti the budget equest, Morris said he would wtepaeae"of r (Oizimmuttee plans. The comnutter a operational outline calls for surveying existing characteristics of the downtown area in terms of shopping actisity. drawing cards space and use and tr affic patkr The committee also plans to (DBA) is study the economy of Pelley Sees Even Chance 1 '. - - A zao -SL Jacobson, wfll be one of plare ning and research to identify - , ~_ - '. ___ '1 _-. .. steering the area possible asenues of funding resitalizing itself . From their and project its growth What we are asking or now is a point of siew, they will Par recommend areas of funding minunum amount to get us into ticipate" devise program to implement () P&llOfl Jacobson is also a member as plans and co-ordinate the \' haven' t yet discussed of the DBA Board of Directors plans implementation .'*t - welcomesDBAparticipationin the redevelopment plans - The committee's first task, according to a -. '."' rs said. "We plan to explore all Association _-1 SrNlic--.•' to get more of the relations and entertainment. "othet groups interested in survey attitudes and ideas of "it is not our intention that deve'oping the downtown area. , __;;e1_.V:_1 ~ - -- __ It- '- -- L -=-. - - V _- - J ~~,~Z _,V. - , _____x__--. I I taxing property ow -- - fanning a committee in is join," Jacobson said. She added up. ' ________ The DIM membership t h e order with do% , __ ___ of of L. - ______ - ;i, - - -' - - ^2 - f..- 0 1) i iwumirig __ U i' 11*4 'L!f -• 1!, .,t 1 _______ - F - " " - ° 0 - 5 #~ i . 0 Around The Clock Bridge akmIar Comics Crossssord CRACKIN' It4TO EM I UUKS I -, -_!V~— _--21 ____ Nothing like a fox, a moose and a kangaroo to keep a guy compa ny in the park at least1 not thtn the animals are the tasty cookie k!nd that come In an animal cracker box Doug Peterson, 4, of Foxerof I Apartments, Casselberr), rests his play-stained legs on a park resume without the services of rejected Pelley's "top" offer of a special master a $3(X) sear! r is for Pelle) S statement comes ning teachers Pelle) said today after he and Steve Rosenthal, "it MW offer is still the limit. g "We' re not going to change S e in i n o I E d u c a t i o n our stance." he mid. - e - Prior 0 X U • pected th Seminole County Corn. siIl attempt toda) Editorial Iij rc4ilign priorities in the 18 (OUfli) s re organization Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 211 'lueprint, in effect since (OSCOl 28 March, SA Hospital eomiiiI',iontrs Barr) 5A ks,itkoksi Dick Williams Obituaries Sports 6A and C'halriiian Sid Vihien Jr tEl are scheduled to attend the Telesslon 18 11:30 a.m. work session. Women Also, commissioners will WEATHER meet with Bill Dale, en. Sunday's high 93 overnight sironmental servicci director , low 67 Rainfall was 79 Inches 1iH1 1 flPre9'fltathe of the l'artb cloud to occasionaib Florida Publi Sersice Corn cloudy through Tuesday. A mission PSC i to discuss transferring utility control ehane of thundersho,irc (toni the county level to 80s and Io powers )Ii'hs In the upper 90!. Ins,c in the low lOs. Mostly the I'S4.', The commission, which east and southeast winds 10 near ttiun doubles a' the count) utility mph or less, gusty 40 control board, sets rates for dershowers. Rain prohabWt ... Harry 11elley said today there's to discuss getUng back to the overture to resume talks. H a -"" chance talks between table. said he was poffing board the hoard and rspresentI%es of Talks deadlocked last members to get their feelings the county's teachers will Tuesday when Rosenthal on getting back to the table. M Photo Switches IA 48 — 111 agenda. The Sanford architectural TODAY U~ rh Is 'a1 - ' '- t1_._ of bid actisity" on the project _JL Z i ar /, * - - the contract specifications. La)ers.iid there's bee' a lot I _ AWOT PA'i'/M6 AAI-r !AJ i(kA1'R E YOU 11I&JG, A FcOD LER.' J1 M - - '• " firm of Eoghan Kelley prepared . -- . - L JUST TCLL) rCU, .j't1 I - - w . - -- _____ - want The rti for 51a1111 Woodlands Wednesda) s School Bo.ird 1 _______ 6. - rebid the project ttself . —' [dl -- _. ~ . Z_=~ -. ' -:. ~, - - - ham v ) J jj ±!iL_JJ f I 1•1l4 - . -- I L___ - a . - - - I wisdom Conunitee — Commissioner The money , if approved. John Morris would provide initial ad. ' ' ' ministrative and clerical costs for establishment of an offi ce in the downtown area, according any sources funding for to Steering Committee member committee operations. it might Morris and committee not be governmental; it might Executive Director Sara not be taxation," she added Jacobson Moms said "I hope the City Coinzmsnon may fund its operstions siil see the ssisdornofprnvidmg through assessing the th( nrnm,tt€e with these riemb anjndJidu1oron funds, Morris said Va.s is a ei '.quare footage ownership three-month b-1Wct-reiurst bases. -. andafterthat Our UWfl areas funding set 'special dftiicL U he district is approved in two The $3 &tirequestis('rdfice referendums, Moms said He rental utilities telephone said the district must first pa service, ice office equipment , a city w'de referendum then a furniture, supplies printing, special referendum among the membership in the Downtown ne in the district Development Authori ty, travel Jacobson sa id the Steering and auto expenses and public Committee plans to v'ork with -9--- . I r - - J '' children to r&main on double sessions They they their own school. Though layer has busied himself with the project he education depends the teachers than the say Schneider -------- - - -. the funding of the Downtown Redevelopment Steering These funds.,"' - -- -- Al anti was a prime inu~vr Ixthind recently-enacted DBA by. s. hope the City the mission will see committee ldp : x ~m _ 17 i_11- - •"4 - Continued on Page . Ift -. ___ rLJ 4g City Commissioner John Morris will ask the commission _ _T_ ff-___ Z-f s _4 - unsound educationally for their 1 r rig "I - - - - ________________ I . - r- - 11% lift h I"A'S*T1(I1)(;I-: .- - A -S:k get the project moving. cc,~ Iv .,=~ _, ~ fac ility The recommendations include a sprin kl er system, extra fire extinquishers for back-up use a ll 9 7A I-Q,1~ A,IETERS .I-- F9 01 I - %,,,.ITy "I . .... "_ 1 .."~.- A _...... _ - A . It - Residents cf Woodlands have shown up at board meeting _____ - a 1 - _ I * *,b 1~___ -,~ _________ more sounder teaching than at I, 7 .1 .. - r - -- -- ade prinr to the re,opening of the Jail as a "holding i i Downtown Planners atIUK runain _______ --- more on ARE ThE-SE TAiI 'i1QAJqx)€. ~ site S 'jt1. Ow llllk~. . ? I ' contends b3r - - "Bud" new 1. EEK & U38:38:K -A c yctrn and r rnrnervled 11 improvements be and Ipartincnt of Offender Rehabili ta tion officia ls J J Cla rk, C. S.Sabiston and Cecil Sewell Also in the metting was Sanford City Manager Warren Pete Knowles, Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett, Jail Adm'nistrator George Proudfoot and - 9 department attorney. The grand jury report recoinmended Seminole County "should take immediate steps" to build a new, modern correctional institution; the J ail be considered only as a "holding facility" for pr iso ne rs awaiting trial or transporta tion to the state penal state officials Tommy Knight and Bobby Johnson state-re q uired 2&inch orridor doors is necessary, according to Vien, to remove liability . Ar :_ " at the request of Seminole County Corn m i ss ion Chairman C hat an Si d Vi h l fl Jr •- The derailed Woodlands .~, - _-_ Elementary School move will I r 4--:- - -7 - 7 back on the track today '- -.--_-4a' whenbidsforiLscotnpletion opened at 3p.m. The move from Altamonte Springs to E.E. SVillianion Road in Longwood was to have been completed school's opening in September. The muse would have eliminated double sessions at Sable Point Elementary, where sonic 1,100 students attend H e S. __ I 7%-. - Ii _______ IVMPIT IME P-'sEC.- T~, _~J~e",; :- wii '-' ' -'r - I dS School Supt, W P .FI ' •, a .~~7 5 -, .;&A , V~iWM '' _. _. I a~A . I., w - ,., , ,I I -__ ____ - ;' ' /.. "'-' .~ T~ N. _:,-. 4 L#f..- :; - Douglas ,"'A.-nstom, sheriff's will riot be reopened, The City of Sanford and the slate fir e marshal's office have c la i me d no jurisdi ction over the facility, hot recommend against granting waivers, Meeting in today's conference with Polk were of Offender Rehabilitation, The state offi c i als •h are mee, ing wi'th Ioca, U1, ori1aes I -W. " I in time for - , \11 I. ", . ,%\ --"\ * I io _7.e'' I i.' ; ;;.- _. i 9 ] - Department * f , classes d..-/ZZ 5ZZZ I .,,./,, 1, are iP I I .7 I - \\Ik I from the counly for the fire safety of the prisoners. If waivers are not granted, Vihien says the Jail get — ?_' - ,! - M The task force represents the state fire marshal s office and the . lil? 4 .r ,*-'/P~~ I- I '' I &- . ; -/--,*.;.-.1'~* ',V_% . j. %hL..e_q= Herald Staff Writer i 4 - - I .---- 0 P 1 44V>' - 1" - -. I V\ I I 1 -- "ON I AKE GUACAMOLE'S SHORES" I3LJT' / wHAlis SHE PLAylN? __ 0 FVT "7A ~i By EI)I'ItICKETT I - I .-' I .1 j 1 - "s - B : I _____ )- - i i 0 — ~ I . , '. z7rw._:F__AL,~~, .4 " _~r /, ) 4 ~-/ __ ? __:_ V , :5 A I :. 1: 0 - y , --I*.-I F — IF \) A. b\Kt I-'LPYIN - -- icia s ull Jail Reo enin - 1 ') : ~_ , r_1 r \ I iI Board Tn ia Lt-r .,. __r7__ /10 " - I . OA)?~St - - -/L-I_, II. ¼JLJ /-M'.J - - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Off request of P ~V~0.01 :~. - V ---! DELIGHTFUL MELODY.' .~ elLxndahl . ------______ - " - OKAV, "ON LAkt OUACAMOLE'S SI4ORF IN A-FLAT.' A-ONE, A-iWo, A-THREE.' -, T_ -__0~___ -___ -__ ____ - ) — ___ at V.- -, ;\-. -4_----- _;'-_ ounty C A five-man task force of state officials met will) & -inford representatives, and Vailen. local officials today to diexuss steps to reopen the Sheriff John Polk said the, task force would meet Seminole County Jail, closed since a fire on June 9. with cohilInissioners at 1:30 p.m. The The fire, which started when an inmate set a n.eeting was to be held In Polk's office, stack of mattresses ablaze, left 10 prisoners and one County officials, since the fire, have contracted jailer dead, with a general contracting firm to renovate the Officials of the state fire marshal's office and the damaged jail, County prisoners are being tosed in Department of Offender Rehabilitation reviewed 13 surrounding facilities at an average cost of $1,000 retrnrnen(L1tiofts on reopening the jail made by the per day. tOUflt r irid Jur I rults ihkri has been se€king authority to wai ve The task appearing the iim fire safety codes in order to moss County Commission 1ainnan Sid Vi1en Jr, met prisoners back into the facility. with county sherit's department personnel, City of Th waiver pi unarily to allow less than the , 3 -- -- - Waiver Remains Stumbling Block I Om - - -.LA' * I~ , - r-- r 0 67th Year, No. 304-Monday, August 11, 1975 HOW COME OTHER t30AT EAT GRASS 60T ThAT ONE FEEDS ON MY I FURNITURE <' ' --vi CYNTHIA 14A5 HIeH- 1 7--- CLASS T/TES.'J 1/ - -- .- by Frank Hill MOSCOW ARPoi -r IS REALLY BUSY PURIN Ti-E TOURIST 9.10 L =_-_;.._=__ :- iinsioners ones'Work Hanas In B l( K I OUIRII) ii herald Staff %%nt r --- - Complete details and tides on l'age A areas and If tilt t association, based the County- ('omnmi.ssion, in operations - ' -" -F' ' --. . -- -'V '. -- - '•j - ;. - - r I , years, is coordlinator for the Sanfordart lie ) tl~e organization's executive director, surveyed 100 teachers. About half the teachers polled i-m~~ -4 WE . offer, according to Grooms The other half wanted to hold out for At $7,800 College, currently was assigned here k studying under teacher and the Public F.mploses RelatiDib artist F u Stone i a good ese for per COflflhilSsion(PERC), the 5L' aencs set up to nuitor spethse JCtS atwass thought I would enjoy regulate collectise barguini painting but didn t get a among state agenues and th chance until the junior college employes. Greene 's fee is $300 a day, came here" Jones has exhibited his art plus expenses. That fee would works in several Sanford shows be split by the board and SEA. and plans to enter 10 or 12 of his As a special master, Greene paintings in i show in will have the authority to Headland, Al this month lie subpona records and people also has displayed his art in Be also can require persons to local bar1ks testify under oath While he has won no ribbons sptciil rntster, or ar. for his work, he says. "i've sold bitrator, under th e bargaining quite a few, enough to pay for law does not have the final say, my art lessons." or to bargainfr.g terms, his 11 is extremely rewarding to decision is not binding ha .e COPiC be pleased, happy }fi may make recom. ? st__k--T.~O~ ..-_' 11;_&-i - Community - utility firms in unincorporated -Vi- • ckrk frl wh year rt classes at SeminolC attempt to resolve the impasse theSemnoIeCountCour. thouse to see Ashby Jon name is in the loser right hand corner of his oil paintings Jones, the 53-year-old deput circuit court clerk. has 10 oils landscap e s most!) decorating the cecou1 1lt courthouse alls One hangs in the County Commission board room. Several hang in the clerk's office. They all are for sale In fact nearly 100 of the paintings hanging on the courthouse stalls are for sale The paintings are by artists-. like Jones who are members of the Sanford-Seminole Art Association. Jones, a painter for five the courthouse se i (V .;_ moe to resume LalkscameafterGeneGroorrhs S requtd the paintings be ud Mean w hile. Jerome Greene to brighten the walls, of Miami has confirmed in a The soft-spoken man, deputy letter that he will arrive here on 5 years. is in his - per cent through Tursda~ regulates I~ s U . _. - - V with somethini-1, you've done." - - •June points out eaull in $-SO oil painting of Scaccapt'.'' (hlti .d1 I 'ii:tO b Torn Vincent) i Oh Page - ti rejected or accepted by either '- - --i - - -- �Sanford, Fl. ______________________ ___________________ Monday, Aug. 11, 975 Ch rI cf1 IcIalS See1 irig I ______________________________________ NATiON Way Out Of Permit Block IN BRIEF R)JANECASSF.t.BERRY Deny Knowing Of Illegalities WASHINGTON tAP) — Some leading political figires they Ashland Oil Inc. sy did not know they were receiving corporate money. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., who received $50,000, said Ashland Chairman Orin E. Atkins suit him a telegram exonerating him. "To the best of our knowledge, none of the rPlents were aware that the funds they received were Corporate funds. The fault lies with Ashland and not the recipient," Atkins said in the telegram released by ?• Sen. Carl Cb, R-Neb., said he received a similar teIearn •from Ashd. rtis, liks nny other poLticians, said he never knowingly accepted an illegal contribution, g 'I Bl ack Leader Lauds Police — A LLk k,idcr as piiicc d1d a job controlling a civil rights demonstration that turned into a racial clash at a beach in South BOEtOII policemen on horseback waded into the ocean to help keep the Jeering crowds apart. At least eight persons, including two policemen, were injured Sunday in the troubled section of the city scheduled for further school desegregation next month. SxbIacksandtwowhitesw .eedA,fJtbLath and about l,(X*) whites were involved at the peak of rock-and bottle-throwing fracas, "We learned t the police can puta lot of people on street If they have to," said Thomas Atkins, head of the of the National ociaUon for the Advancement of Colored People. they are trying to reclaim the 3-2 vote "The city will ultimately $300 earnest money which they The Planning and Zoning have to be involved in the final have put down on the property. Hoard recommended the WINTER SPRINGS— determination," he said, "but I }k said he feeLs certain if the requests be denied because o Officials of two area churches, don't Feel any good can come of case was taken to court the the extra traffic the churches desiring to build on hayes filing a law suit." church would win, but "we would tflflg on the Unpaved Road, are seeking a peaceful larry Grimm, spokesman for don't operate that way." roads and incompatIbility to the solution to the dilema they are the Jehovah's Witnesses, He added the church has put high residentially zoned re a a. WASHINGTON (APi — The Agriculture Department is readying its forecasts of the 1975 corn crop and of other fa production, fires that will give some dues as to coming food prices for The department's crop monitoring experts arid Forecasting ecorxnnlsts planned to release the data after commodity trading toy. timing ce disruption in markets. The corn crop, keystone of the U.S. food IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF SALE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRt Mr John Flint CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Pa Boi 671 SEMINOLE COUNTY Maitland, Fla 377% You are hertby notified that I will PRORATE DIVISION offer for sale and Sell at public tale PROEATE NO. 67fl to the hlghCjt bidder for cash for the lii 'a the Estate of: fofiowino described livestock, to JOHN A flURTOP4, IV W it: One gelding. chestnut, with FINAL NOTICE at wti?e blate, two hifld flOOAMontpwl9tndayof AuguSt A D 1915. at the Srninole County dersigned will. on the 11th day ot Animal Control Located •t the September, A 0. 1915. present to th Honora5le Circuit Judge Of Seminole Agricultural & Road L)epartment Highway 1797. South of Sanford. County. Florida, his final return, mmno1e County. Florida wtere thi account and vouchers. as Au lIvestock Is impotgded to satisty a rninhstrator C T A of the Estate of John A Burton, IV. deceased. and at claim in tpe sum iiO Si for '. eipernes, feeding, care and cOStS said time, then and there, make application to the tad Judge for a thereof, final settlement of his au Dated August 6th. 1975 s billion bushels for harvest this fall, as estimated month at 6.05 billion bushels. That wdd be a 30 per cent I Reports Phasing Out LSD FORT IAUI)f'Rl) beach-goers in Lhs res r and other WIIiJ Ni" uI Is,llu herald O CASSELBERRY Sept. I, . ., . . -. - - . - -- ' ' , ,, cI ' FN TURN . Fit ' " ' I I i . I '' thing, not even a bone, said Sgt. Doug Taggerty of the Dade (.ounty sheriffs office. The search was temporarily suspended Sunda) when the that ended the first Turner trial tuember once tn hr career in Jacksonville after nine seeing a defendant repre$ent At the 7:30 p.m. regular months of tetimoriy Flaticy himself on a serious charge. council sessIon Seminole said, "lie won 10 jurors w!thout "But he turned out to be a (.ablevision will be on the ever speaking. I ye seen him crazy fellow who wound up tell' - BY JANE CA&SELBERItY herald Staff Writer , ficient grounds for the city to take legal action. - 'hat do with himself — and k hat ha ned to ' said Lt. Jimmy Green. "The%"rc not going back out Monday," bulletin that there Is "an apparent link between gastric cancer and excessive intake of t.anninrich plant brews." by 1ficers, will be excavated at building and paving contractors sorriest joba they have ever hearing on an ordinance con. "By acting as his own attor- planetary Inc., a cosmetics a later date when special for the project, seen. The specifications for this cerning swimming pool con- ney, Turner will have the op. firm, and Dare to Be Great, a equipment becomes available, struction, The cit' be an using ti'e job stink," Daniels said. portunity of directly addressing motivational company. Ientified the dead building in January. c 1 —, spend $1,000 to $1,500. "I have Wildwood planned Mayor Troy Piland requested been advised by some very development. the5p.m.worksessionbetween knowledgeable persons this . unit emotional involvement." ants are accused of defrauding County attorney Mike thousands of people by an al. O'Brien said Turner will have leged p}Tamid scheme of in. man found Saturday as Hector The major problem has been Stenr,ett, about 50. lie Was de- the asphalt driveway, but two . . . scribed liv neighbors as 'a engineering firrns—Ciarn, friendly, harmless old man" l)ietz and Associates and who grew sugar cane, potatoes Ardeman and Associates—both and bananas, and lived without examined the paving and electricity and run'iing water. reported there were not suf- ' , . surplus property among state agencies proudly calls himself the state s junk man. .1 , Convicted Robber ChargedWithMurder Brandt Cell Placement Probed LAKE BIJTI,ER, FIn. i AP) Salcines said. "We have been him $15,000 to kill the business- the convictions were reversed Prosecutors say they want to told Brandt advised prison tiian, payable when the widow and the case had to be re-tried, know why prison officials officials he had received received life insurance "Atranscriptofhi.stestimony placed an inmae marked for threaLs. Apparently, this was benefits. is not as effective as a witness death in a cell with a convict disregarded because it is a Salcines saul he believed on the stand, since the jury can who knew the details of ii con- comnruion complaint." Brand's death would not affect evaluate the credibility and tract on the victim's life. Ilrandt testified at the Haber the hlaber and McEver appeals, demeanor the witness," Convicted robber Gerry 1. trial that the defendants offered but might prove unportant If Salcines said. I-Lay, 21, of Tampa, was charged late Saturday with the death of contract killer Joseph Brandt, who was found hanging from a towel in his cell at the prison A Southern UoU Classic reception center here, State Atty. F.J. Salcines of HilLsborough County said. At first, the death was ruled a suicide. Hut investigators said they determined that hiran(It was drugged with tranquilizers, then suffocated and finall) dragged to where he was found Friday, one end of a to',el around his neck and the other tied to the bars of the cell. . ,,', '-v' By Doclor Alex Bell 0.. 1 4 edb'State .ay was c1iarg y . Ally. Eugene Whitworth with Bell / first-degree murder, Salcines - A - ', ' 1975 Il 0 -.- ' . F re S ta t 0n P ro D I e!T1 S inr i. , i nuier ciirni 1s.o outer men crc buried, officers said. That beaaxI1li)oi to trade '' PubliSh Aug 1$, II. 25, DFQ5$ - some herb teas are appetizing and wholesome, others may be linked to cancer. Dr.Julia F. Morton of the Universityof Miami said ma , ' D(O S 1 A,lIA, Flu. I Al') Glenn Iuriiier i!xecutives of his (man. the jury at the opening and Turner, the former share- ciol empire goes Into high gear closing of the trial and where cropper who became a multi. this week, with jurors already ever he can along the way," millionaire by usIng his per. chosen. The live co-defendanis O'Brien noted. suasive salesmanship, is de- have accepted court-appointed "But at the same time, as fending himself in federal court counsel, Turner, defendant, he can because genuine attorneys Although the elf .confident chose not to take the stand In his "didn't do me any good." salesman is bucking tradition- own defense and thus expose The second mailfraud con- ally poor legal odds, Boston himself to cross examination by spiracy trial of Turner and five criminal lawyer F. Lee Bailey the prosecution." thinks the government may be u t cod' Fowler, former in for some trouble. i "lfthey'rewaltingforlurner \lnerican uar Asoc to jump up and make ass Turner would be at an overall 1) IIIIISC • ifl re r disadvantat' because of his a big surprise, said Bailey, emotions and lack of skill in • who won dismissal F riday as a cross examination, it resumed later after police Problems plaguing the $l70,9 reported to the council two Other itemnsincludea request to sense of how to deal with promised to restore the proper- fire station and Interim city hall weeks ago that city engineer keep more than two dogs; Gee people." . - — fcc1uen,s AII45,s[."F AP TA1.I d'I "We 'et stuff in here that is rea,, unusua,, sass o11icla L'iIi'iam , sitting amid a saddle, riding lawn mower, gas mnasks, , -- :.i Ryan: State Junk Man p Fire --.-. " ' - I * Police 111 ree Defendants Enter G i lt4 Pleas I n CoU rut lI In Conspiracy Case ' f% _____ parking lot, zouth Seminole, a disturbance on Marquette establishments doing their pounded to satisfy a claim In the officials told investigators that guaranty agreement and to fore slricrs deputies arrted County Jail records indicate Avenue, of the City of Sanford, an empty cash box was major business through the sum 1115,37 for fees, expenses, Altarnonte Springs, Florida closure a moelpage on the fOIlO*ig feeding, care and costs thiqiof. Publish: Aug ii, inj property in Seminole County. missing. Also listed by deputies sales of food, was Florida ted August 4th, )973 DEO II as missing were two public discriminatory. ______ Jot' E Polk A pOrtion of Section s. Township address system speakers and He said the ordinance would 7 South. Rang. 30 East. Seminole Sheriff Seminole County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND County, Florida, and more six gallons of duplicating fluld. really effect only one night spot Publish: Aug. II, $975 par FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ticularly descrIbed as follows. DEQ 4, FLORIDA Deputies Sunday issued in a shopping center in the _________ Commenc, at the intersection of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SISS.CA.0?.A the Northerly right of way l county court suminoIlses to community, which had been IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER Lake of Howeil Lat'se with the Easterly EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR manager and the owner of a U discriminated against. FINANCE. INC., CUlT, I4 AND FOR SEMINOLE right of way tine nt Lake Howell l'ern Park club, Circus A G Voting against extending COUNTY. FLORI DA. Ptantiff. &utevard (State Road Number 436. vs o, for being opcn for business Sunday sales a s,,,,, CIcht of way as now Three of the 10 defendants scheduled for jury Corn. CIVIL CASE NO. 71I4I$.CA.IG RAYMOND SEP10 and Corner, of 1809 W. 18th St., Sanford, was also missloners Georgewere lilt Sunday for sale of alcoholic trials in criminal felony casts this week before scheduled Perkins and SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COM SEP10, hit Wife. BARNETT ANGELA for trial on an BANK established); run thence North U PAPIY, a Florida corporation. Indictment charging he Helen Ke'ser. degrees 07' 11" East along said Lverages. Summonses, OF WINTER PARK, NA,. SUN robbed Philip htthell of Lake Mary, but that Northerly right of way line a Plaintiff. SHINE STATE PAINT COMPANY. distanceof 771.9$ feet to the rvtu'nable on August fl in pleas of guilty. DeVoney opposed the an- vi INC. and point of cascwa1continuedtocyunlilweekofp1 nexationandrewningtopej c('vnt) court DULANDO on FRANCISCOSEGUPIDO HERPIAN AND AWNING COMPANY,SCREEN beginning From the point of the Bobby Erlin ReId, 21, Welch Road, Apopka, 8 by Judge McGregor. DEl, beginnIng th descni insderneanor charges, were pleaded guilty today to misdemeanor possession return the liquor store, InsLting a Defendants. South SI Defendant degrees 07' 1)" West a Other trials this week, in the order scheduled, study to determine how traffic, ijaued to George A. Moore, 37, of a controled sut.stance and was put on two inch4e: NOTICEOF NOTICE OF ACTION distanc,of7 'Sfeettosaidpointof FORECLOSURE SALE : 2825 Keystone Drive, yearsprobaionhythcourjdwasm.jgily to and from the store, would TO' F RAN CISC 0 E GUN DO commencement run tpi,ne North P401 ICE IS lIE BY GiVE P4 that Charles Miller, 24, no local address, on IERPIANDEZ degr as" Weit along said effect Sit 436 be done first. Orlando, identified by deputies charged with felony possession 01 a controlled charges of Residence Unknown l,ARTpfUR H. BECKWITH.JR as Easterly riol't of way line of Lake breaking aid entering with Intent tO Clerk of theCircuit Court band for as the club's manager, and 37. substance. Mrs. Keyser Joined DeVoney How#tl Boulevard a distance of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Semlnote County, Florida. under 79102 feel to a commit a misdemeanor and possession of in opposing the annexation and 's(tiOn yearld Gi'rd W. Ilranich, of for foreclos, a odorc M. Woodall, mortgage point: 318 DePagh SL, burglary tools. run thence on andbyvirlu,of a FInal Judgment Of the following property in rezoning. North 7 degrees ii' 00" East a Seminole ForecigU, issued thireon out County. Florida of distance of 17$ feet more or less to the club owner, larceny In tonnection with the June the above Styled Court In the above the waters of Howell Lake; run theft of native on July 9 InsIde Frant'lOpticalsupply, 111 metin Friday, adopted Deputies said the est.ablith. sterling silver flatware from a residence at MEADOWS, UNIT ONE, according August, 1975 A 0, Atlantic Dr., Fern Park. Officers said the foiectosing On to lie piaf thereof as rules on sewer recorded n tpse following descrIbed real wale's to a point which system Flat rs North mend was closed by Moore alter Geneva. Authorities later recovered the flatware suspect was apprehended as he walked atop a easements 1L M and 67, of the property situate, to permit private Public Recordson they went to the location when In an auto abandoned at the scene of another false ceiling in the business establishment, lying and being in of Seminie County, Sernin beginning. run thence South (jflty F br ida, to Wit Sheriff Juha Pulh received a buirlary. property owners to plant Florida degrees 0)' 19" LOt 120. QUEEN MIRROR SOUTH feet, East a distance of 719 Samuel Singleton, 49, 1702 Roosevelt Aye,, more or complaint from a citizen. _____________________________ greenery or fence in the hat beet, filed against you arid you REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSEL to the point of Assistant State Atty. bill Heffernan dricçiped a Sanford, Is scheduled for trial on a beginning lands that descrIbed charge of eascments, The rules also call are rei,ed to serve a copy Of your BRRY, FLORIDA, Public Records contain Officers said there were a breaking and entering with intent to commit a carrying a concealed firearm. t 75 acres more or Ins, written defeni,es, if any, to it On t Seminole County. Florida. forreversion of the owner'aJiJp PMILLIP R. FINCH, ESQUIRE of nwnber of persons at the dub felony charge against Woodall. been flIed against y and you refor In Piat BooK 11, Page 64, Other cases on this week's trial docket Iz. of easements to the original Gray, Adams, HarrIs on U.S. 17-92 when it was or& Roblnion, Seminole County. Judge McGregor ordered p m_tesr us, dude Jti arereouiredto$erveacopyOf your A., plaintiff's attorneyi, WO wVittn dr4er, if C1atnce Honi, 1&O knOwn 53 Owners If the City sewer Lines ai the property of the above dered dosed. any, to it on named Steph vestlgathons for Woodali and DavW A. Henry, 18, Robert C. Horn, 19, SIpes Ave., Midway, a4dr is 40 East Robin Street, J, Bo:arth, Esquire. on a are and Defefnts, ttsat on abarJoned, the 72nd day PIanflff' Sanford police today were I P. 0. Eon 3J, Orlincto, 'lorida of August, 97i. b.I attorney wpe actresa it Quintuplet Court, Cuiebeny, and set charge of breaking and enterin with frtant f --. " rw:, on ________________________ POSt Off ice Box 1171, Suite or netore the t7 day of invesugaung w siaoing Of a n(.1nL9or OCt. 1601, CPIA commit a felony. Deputies arrested Horn June 24 Septembt'r. 1975, and file thc To*'p,, Orlando, Florida 37502 on or irs the aforen female Juvenile last night at a Retry pleaded guilty to breaking and en. after he was found inside a produce cooler at Ewenhig Ikiuld origrL wIth the clerk of Ibis Court West Front Dooron said day at the before September 1?, 1915, t1'ae and file Of the Seminole the parking lot at Second St. and either before Original terin.g with intent to commit a misdemeanor In burgLariwd Eastalde Country Market, SR-46, service on plaint ill's County Courthui,s, in Sanford, Court pith With the Clerk of thiS Ptished Daily and Sund'sy, attorneys or Immediately thereat. Magnolia Ave., downtown. cinectlon with a May 4 burglary at east of Sa.nfat'd, Florida, I will of fee before service on rxcr'f Saturday and Christm,4s lt otherwise a default will bO highest bidder for for sale to the PfIntiff' attorney or immedately #01 Officers said the girl was (.sse1herry. caSh, In hind, the thereefter. Day by Tb, Sanfos d Ht($, IflC., _____ (llfford D. Smith, 38, Ovledo Route One La entered against you foe the relief above deScribed Otherwise a default will Property as tPii be allegedly attacked by three Scheduled for trial Tuesda is FAward Leger, accused of aggravated battery In connection demanded in the complaint, 303 P4 French A',, San,orct. entered ag1,i,' you for the relief Property of the said defendants,, to l,i 3777$ WITP4E,', my hand ad seal of oft,er juvenile girls armed with 50, W. SR.4 and Elder Road, Sanhird, on a with a in the Complaint or satisfyt.jd Fina Judgment of Fore Petition May 30 incident at Oviedo High School In thi5 Court on August I. 1973. closure charge of a knife and a ftwk. The girl, aggravated assault, which a other man's jaw was (Seal) '.ieco.'id Cla postage Paid at (Seat) WITNESS my hand and seal of Adolph Corner, 17-year-old juvenile Indkted to eourt files, reportediy t r tm f, Sanford, Florida 3717) Arthur H. Beckw$th, Jr. tPis Coors on Aogi,t 7, i9; Arthur H fleckwith, hana, ar-rn, back and chest, was for trial as an adult in connection with the !ob(Seal) C1rk of Circuit Court Ciee-k of the Circuit Court Terry Wade Itawls, 19, J11 N. Grandvjew Subscription Rates by Carrier fly' LIllian Jerkins Al tutu of the Court Cy Elaine RiCharde treated at the Sernincle bei'yJune 18ofsthoofteacherHerfert.uerfj.g, Ave.*Sanford,Izdocke(efJforujeJonad.geof Deputy Cleet fl' LillIan Jenkins. As Deputy Clerk Muti.oa l!ipital t'rncrit'.1cy is docketed for thy week's second trial. Week 5k Yearpgao Al Deputy Clark PubliSh Aug 11. 45,7., 510$ 1.197S Fubllth Aug 11. posse.sslon of a controlled suince, , "They're begInning to think at a meeting between city of- ding more money on boring and Engineering will present gest problem Turner will face Alta monte ____ Ill I I 'J I I MIAMI tAP) I>olicc say I'olice said Walker, who had they are beginning to doubt the worked for the nearby liorime. claims of an alcoholic, already stead police as a paid informant charged with murder, who said for the past two years, had he cou!d lead therti to the confessed to the murder of iraves of five slaying victims Bernard Cooper, 69, of Home. but only led them to one. stead. Walker has been charged Donald Walker, 25, charged with first-degree murder In that with killing a man from whom case, police said. he allegedly tried to steal a bottle of whisky, led police to the one body Saturda. • hospital. is Agenda i., ' I Central Florida town Saturday night, returned to the roadway and struck a car driven by Alex (ilanz of Miami. Campbell, Glanz and two passengers in Glanz' car, Seymour and Marsha hllaustein of Miami, were fatally injured, a spokesman said. The Blaustein's teen-aged Avoid Tax FLORIDA will be heard Said hearing may be Sions will been at 7 p.m. on NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO continued from time to time until CONSIDER ADOPTION OF final action is taken by the City Wednesday and Thursday. PROPOSEDORDINANCE Commission At Sunday's all-day session, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This notice shall be pted at the Council okayed an assistant NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by City hail w,thin the City of the City Of Attamonte Springs, Allamonte Springs, Ftorid.j, and in police chief. Mur er C aims Cormier said drilling would start in about two st'eks at the second site in the 430,000-acre forest, home to the Florida panthers, bears and deer and a recreation area (or thousands, Courts - . "We've got a better chance of finding oil to the tjuth," crew supervisor Matthew Cormier said after tests Saturday shesrd the first 4,500-foot well did not contain oil. 1 Action Reports ' , dth (X..ALA AL i After ending up with a dry well in the Ocala National Forest, Amoco Product ion Co. is rnov• llbi t'i it "*sin : te In :;a n .tric ui in ftc' ,ti silderriesa. ,I ontents Scattered I' , Amoco Well Comes Up D CutsSought School VandalismProbed I (S By The Associated Press . At least rune persons, including four victims of a twocar ('rash near Kissirnmnee, died in weekend traffic accidents on Florida roads, troopers said today. Flora, that the Council wil: hold a thr (3) other places within the public hearing to consider enact City, and published in the Evening Acting City Manager Mary ment of Ordinance No 34)73. en Herald, a nowipaper 01 general At Hawthorne said the new titled: circulation in the City of Altamonte hoitals hegimiM 1 position 111 cost $13,400 'earl API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Springs, and Seminole County. i&sing the mlnd.alterjng drug on humans were ended five or ALT AMOPI T E S PR IN C, Florida, once a weeA for at lees, four Council cut Police AL1'AMONTE SPRINGS_A City Commission meeting Thursday and Friday, ac- George Karcher's budget by Chief years ago, officials said. The VA said some programs FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION (1) COnsecutIve Wt*5 prior to the PUbIC hearing on the secor4 Tuesday. cording to City Clerk IV,B.7, t IPIAL using the drug on animals are also PLAT date of the Public Hear,ng, the date reading of an ordinance $1,300, mostly money budgeted CERTIFICATION OF PAYMENT 0fttefirstPvblicapiontath*dateof The only other Items on the Jordahl. Dr. Lawrence B. hotLsOn, deputy assistant dfrci of rezonitig the Hatton property, agenda are routine. OF TAXES. OF ORDINANCE NO the last publication, both dates In Commissioners last week for office equlpn)ent. research and development for the VA, said the research 79671 0i THE CITY OF clu5 bounding SR 434 to neighThe City Commissioners will adopted, on a 3-2 vote, an orchief's budget was a AL i A MON I E s PR I N C S. eIghtivethatnc)$belessthan,ty (71) days In lc'ditiOn. no,ice borhood commercial, leads begin holding workshops on the dinance permitting the nday Hawthorne •'bw' bones" quest Mrs. FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE shall be posted in the area to be neuroses and painful terminal llines,,es said. the agenda for the 4:30 p.m. l9i6fiscalyearbudgetatipn BEING KNOWN AS THE "SUB consIdered for annexator, and sales of alcoholic beverages DIVISION ORDINANCE" OF THE zoninQatleastfifteen(I5)dayspnor and also on a 3-2 vote passed A six-mill levy would bring in CITY OF AL'TAMONTE SPRINGS; to the date of the PbIi Hearing PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, DATED this 29th day of July. AD ordinances annexing and an additional $542,8. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE 1975. rezoning to commercial a BoldtsaystheaJUolf. DATE S Phyllis Jordahl, parcel north of SR 434 near a-million Is needed to "mainSAid Ordinance was placed on first City Clerk of the CIty of Chateau Ia?MansApajtjnentsth lain" existing services at Last reading on July79, 1975. and the City Council will consider same for final Altamonf a Springs, Fla permit constritIon of a lIquor year's level, passage ar adoption after the Publish: Aug. 1. 1), II. 75, Sept store. public hearing, which will be held In 1,1975 - the City Hall of Altamonte Spring, DEO Id BYBOBLLOYD Mrs. Betty French, a long. • On Tuesday. the 24th day of August. James Dewey Perkins, 19, timecltyresident, appear1ln llei'aid Stall Writer Legal __otice N 1975, at 130 pm. or as soon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Howell Branch Road, Maitland, opposition to expanding Sunday FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. thereafter at oasible At the FLORIDA. held on $1o,f,00 bond on sales from restaurants to other Sheriff's detectives today NOTICE OF SALE merting Interested parties mayto CASE NO.:A TAYLOR, charges of prowIin, possession establishments within the Mr. Bill McElmurry were investigating appear $Iid be heard with respect GORDON an , CIwiokee Circle * the proposed ordinance, This of burglary tools, attempted community. estimated $2000 in weekend The new Sanford, Florida aI, hearing nsaybocofltinfrom,im, vandalism at Forest Lake breaking and entering and regulations allow sales off You ara hereby notified that I will to time until final acti3i is taken by PlantIvts, vi, contributing to the delinquency premises from 7 a.m, to Il p.m. offer for iale and Sell a? publit sale the City Council. Elementary School, Sand L.ake * to the highest bidder for cash f he A copy of the proposed ordinance MICHAEL .i. SHOUVLIPI, of minors. Road, Forest City. _____________________________________________________ on Sundays while oniJremLse fotlowk describ et af, posted at the City Hall. Altamonte livestock, to Deputies reported vandals In other weekend arrests, consumption is permitted from wit: on colt bay, Ipprox. 1% hands, 5pgs, Floe Ida. and copies are on Defendants ondaporow William E. Poffenberger, 4,5, Ii am, to II p.m. file with tI's" Clerk of the City and 0tb5..lt11:C10AM NOTICE OF ACT l')N entered the school by breaking roan, police said. the 19th Day of Aug'jst AD. 1973, at tame may be inspected by three juveniles, ages 10, 12, and Sanford Route Two, was LOUIS H DAPiCHO a window and then broke Into the Commissioner Cal 1)eVoney, Suite 1940, Grant Deneau Sheriffs deputies assisted 13, and an adult In connection charged with assault and who sponsored the ordinance, the SeminoI County Animal Control Public. Located at the Agricultural 1 Road Tower DATED this 29th day of July, AD offices and a vault. A safe In- police In dispersing a crowd of with the entering of an auto at battery and resisting arrest said the ban of Sunday on- Department of Highway 1?tl, South 197$ Dayton, Ohio cf Sanford, Seminole County. Phytli Jordatil, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that 's ri its contents scattered. School ;tre.a following the incident, Safe fl,,J, "4 1iiC . area for years but have ken thriving recentl on garbage left overnight. ' C , ,o en S4IflU V.ith SOme unWelcome resident.s' Ruts "I've never be' t be •h bef my feet upon a picnic table sai(I(t had to keep "It's not like they're talking about lit(k mouse "said another beach.goer. "These are rats, and they're really big." tc the corporate limits of the City Division of the Seminole County Ø Altam,nte Springs, Florida, arid Sheriff's Department Ib To consider aI the Question ___________________________________________ and the undersigned as Sheriff of More designIng and assigning the Seminole County, Forjda. will at 1100AM onthe76thdayofAugust, zoningclasiflcationof Commercial Ueighbort, A to said property as offer for sale and sell the highest bidder, for cash. sublect that classification is described in the to any and all existing leins, at the toning ordinances of the CIty of Front (Writ) Door of the Seminole Altamorife Springs, Florida, to wit County Courthou, in Sanford, Ordinance No III 73 and as amended and supplemented Florida. the above des.cirbed per The present zoning cigssificjtion Sonal property. By ED PRICKr That said sale is being macte to of said ,roperly is P I Single Family city administrators, hard to say" whether the six. 3 &s residents of this city satisfy the terms of said Writ of Residential as that classification it Staff Writer At a Sunday meeting, Council mill levy proposed by Mayor have paid taxes on land. Some E*CCU?iOn described in the zoning ordinances and regulations Of Seminole County, cut $150,000 off initial budget Bill Grier and Finance Director 15,000 persons John E. Polk, live in Sheriff — With a requests. About $120,000 of that harold boldt will Stick, Ca.sselbeny The Public Hearing will be held in Seminole County. Florida snip here and a snip there City was money budgeted for capi "Uniess we cut a lot more, the CIty Hall, Altamonte Springs, "I'm hoping for further Publish Aug 4. II. IS. 75, 1973 Council Florida. on the September 9. 197$. at paring away a $2.2 improvements in the public there's a distinct possibility reductions," Duerr said, DEO 11 million budget proposal in works dcpartment, 1:30 P.M or as SOOn thereafter as we'll have a tax," Duerr said. Council baa scheduled two possible, a' which time interested CITY OF parties and citizens for arict against WASHINGTON (AP) — The Veerans Adnaflon has phased out all but one ezünental OT8Ifl C - With Toijrjet'r ," Ji 1, Rezoning Hearing Heads using the drug LW on humans, officials repozt The VA cx,'ucted cfrug experjienta at a few veterans KEY WEST (,\l A Joel Kuperberg, the tt's di pocket wilderness oiu Big Pine (. MacKay Jr., Kuperberg trust's holdings but do not want regulations will not halt national conservation organ. rector of southeastern oper- Key that has a unique hani. said, all the 3,120 acres. rcinmental destruction. ization, fearing over develop. ations. "We think this repre- mock of cactus Irees, an estiLarry Givens, chief of the "land.use regulations have a the trust paid about $1 mu- wildlife service ilient of the Florida Keys, has sentsa significant reacquisition imiated 70 to 100 miles of nriangrefuge office in way changing from year to tx)ught ,iiore than 3,000 acres of of lands that should never be rove' shoreline that Includes lion for the land appraised at ,\tlant.a, says the agency is re- year," of he says. "Over the long the isl4ind chain, developed." nearly three miles of frontage $31 itullion and hopes to sell the lunctant to buy land that could term, it's hard to predict what The lurid, purchased by the on the Atlantic Ocean, and at twn-thirds of the a> be saved From development by wllihappen,butl'dbetrnyshirt San I"rancisco-based Trust for The trust owns part or all of three entire but isolated islands praised value and use the profit regulation instead of acquisi. that the upland of the Keys will l'ublic Land, is to be sold to eight islands in the 121}-mllelong in the Lower Keys — Pye, hut- to finance more purchases, he tion be developed. public agencies at a reduced chain and Kuperberg said it is tonwood and Drequez. .CL The state recently designated "The lowland we don't yet natural state. more land. The holdings two holdings, a donation of 1,. and Wildlife Service arid the environmental concern," which won't be any large parcels of "Too much of the land in the amount to about four per cent of 460 acres from the Crane Foun. Florida Department of Natural makes the islands subject to land left in the :<eys unless we Keys passed out of public ownS the Keys. dation and the purchase of the Resources, have expressed an state property-use restrictions, do something now to preserve ership runny years ago," SayS The properties include a vest- rest froni Miatrul lawyer Jotu'( interest in buying part of the But Kuperberg fears the theni." I'J BRIEF L Ra s flare Resort Beach a six-mill land tax proposed by Duerr said at present, "it ' s Council, It'll be the first time in for discussion of the budget. increase over Last year's weather.rujucj production. Conservation Trust Buys Land In Keys FLORIDA ' p'-'iJ their building requests trustees had decided not to building sites, "Maybe in proponents of the churches Sheriff of Seminole County an order ditchCrginq H Arthur and later rescinded the action, resubmit its request, but "to another place we can build and spoke in favor of the requests Publish Aug It, 1975 Burton as such Administrator I.. Danner fliers, Winter Park stand still and see what hap- be mcre Dated this the Ith day of August, compatible,' he ad- and submitted a petition. A few attorney speaking for Seminole pens." A D 1975 ded, R.anchlands residents were also H Arthur Burton Baptist Temple, said "We complied with the city's NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE As Administrator C T A Rev. Rort Clarke, pastor of present to speak in Oppition. "Emotionalism has NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of the Estate of run requests in seeking conditional the Seminole Baptist Temple, On the two following nights, by virtue of that certain Writ of John A. Burton. IV rampant in this situation and it use of the property zoned Rl•AA told The Herald his church has when the churches were not Ezacutlon issued out of and under Deceased seentsveryone is either for or (presidential), Grimm said, a clear deed and title to the 4.5 represented, Ranchlands the seal of the County Court of CLEVELAND & MIlE Attorneys for Estate against, but I have not heard "and when the council acre property on Hayes and residents were out en masse in Iudgrnent rendered .n the aforesaid P C) Drawer 1 any factal reasons From the cinded their approval they Bahama Roads, which was an effort to get Council to court on the 9th day of May. AD Sanford. Florida 37771 opposition, were at fault, not us." 1975. In that certain case entitled. Publish Aug. 11, ii, 1975 purchased for $9,500. rescind its action, and at the By sitting down with the Keeman Brick of Central Florida, DEO SI He sad he feels the city Is not The contractor, Billy Martin last Council session, brought Inc. a Fta corp Plaintiff. vs opposition, Heirs said, he hopes going to allow thechurchlobulld of Consolidated Construction, along an attorney to argue their Kenneth CITY OF W Schraw, d b a Schraw to resolve the issue without the because of ('ppostion from had posted a $1,000 surety bond case. AITAMONTE SPRINGS, Enterprises, Defendant, which necessity of tltiL'atrnn whtch Ranchlands residents. FLORIDA /1?' It(i and was issul buildinj per. Notice of Public Hearing would be ct1y to c'Cf)uflt' and delivered to me as Sheriff of Last Monday Council %Ot to Grimm Iointed out the inits Last week. Sminole County, Iorida, and I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN would further split the corn- proposed site is on the edge of set aside the prior approvaland NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bf have levied upon the following the City Commission of the City of Council voted Monday niiht hold another public hearing at described property owned munity. "If it can't be done the R.anchlands section and the to temporarily suspend of city expense if the churches Altamonte Springs, Florida. that Kenneth W. Schraw. said property we'll cross that bridge when we people most directly involved, permits pending a rehearsing being locat In Seminole County said City Commission will Pld a come to it," he said, wished to resubmit their Florida. because of proximity to their the request. more particular l• public hearing The first step, he added, will homes, are members of hs requests (a) To consider anuwiation of the describerl as IoiIow: On July 21, Following separa following described properly lying One (1) 1970 Mercedes Ben:. be to meet with Rick Stanley church who have no objection. public hearings on the chur. City Attorney Newman Brock door, dark green in color. Title 140 and being In Seminole County. I attorney retained by Ran. Florida, to wt Grimm said his church's ches' requests, Council granted warned Council that, although ID P4o 1)4OiO1)i497 Lots 1. 6. & I. Block B. Little chiands residents, who oppose contractwiththe land-owner is theconditionaluseonn3-2vote Stored at Attamont, Garage. 111 it is their right to rescind the Longwood Avenue, Altamonte Weiva Estates No I. PIat Book the church building plans), 9. contingent on granting of churches' requests, Council original action, it would be Springs, Florida Additional in Page 57. Siction 9, Township 21 5. which he hopes to do within the conditional use by the city and granted the conditional use on a leaving Itself open to litigation, formation avallabte from the Civil Range 29 East, Budget Pared To Monday, Aug. 11,97S-3A Evening Herald.Sanford,Fl. LegalNotice 197;, Farm Forecasts Prepared VA next day or so. Herald Staff Writer Campaign Gift Recipients S — Legal Notice - . . ,, . ' • . . - :'4A Wt " ____ ? stt o;prose. cution witness in the Jul) truil oflietty Lou Umber and her son, Arnold McEver III, who were convIcted of first degree murder in the death of Mrs , ,..' .. - : "-' coo - your 3UL-31-L1l '. - '' randt. , , • ,-.•,. _ trial," Salclnes saId. "But at this point, we do not know If an contract was ins ol%ed. SalcinesaidRay,servInga 20-year robbery sentence from flilLsborough County, was in the county jail at the same time 8.5 B "With the massive publicity that the trial received, there was no way he could hae avoided knowing about the contract and who Brandt was," Salcines said. "We are looking Into why Brandt was placed In that cell," • . .. _______ . Ls! ._.. . explains in his rknew ______ r =' 'I . , . • . . . ' I '_I . .. . . ' . . t,_ .. , , •1 _•___'_''___' ,_. ' : ; . . - -_ _ , , r '_ ,'_IL__Let_ -'_'_'___ a iVr ' 4 a a . '-kL_ -_ — __._______ 144 ' ...,, • , ._' --_ L, • , , - , .. . . ... . . .. .. ., . .......... . . .' - - souttemBioa , . , . , , -. • a a �=F-r- Evening HessM Well, we learned a lesson over the weekend, and that Is be careful around swimming pools. Naturally, around every pool, be It public (and there aren't any in Sanford) or private, such as In your backyard or in an 1partment complex, there are warning signs posted. Included among the don't are "running at pool's edge" (lest you fall down and go boom.) However, none of th e signs that we've seen in( watethattheremightbeadangerinp4ngw5r '11,polo. Well, believe us when we say that our 'watered (IOWfl' version of th e aforementioned game can be Linge ro us. ~ 1\J All it takes to send one scurrying out of the pool, and to the emergency room of Seminole Memorial low Hospital, with a busted-up foot is to leap for an errant shot and slam your tootsies into the concrete lining of the pool. And If you don't believe it hurts, brother, just try it some time, Anyway, we received excellent treatment in the emergency room and within no time at all were back at the desk, pounding the type writer. Thank goodness, however, that we don't have to 00 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA3InI Area Code 303Z2.2611 or 831.9993 Monday, Aug. Ii, 1975-4A Around WAYNE; [). DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor HOHERIC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 4 9 _________ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. liv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Mosiffis, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. No 4AJ The Clock NCAA Threat who believe that they are the victims of discrimination in public schools and colleges, the three-year period which began recently cannot end inn cnnn Tomanv officials among the nation's 2,700 pul)licl',' supported colleges and 16,000 public school districts, the three years will be a period of fear and misgivings. Th e 36 months in question is the time that the TO women RAY CROMLEY -- ') . . - . - ~~ ,--% . Department ment of Health, Education and Welfare has given public schools, that receive federal funds, to be in full compliance with Title 9 of the amendments to the Education Act. The section orders schools to end all discrimination against women, . Reform At HEW including discrimination in athletics. Women's li be ration groups are angry that Congress did not order an immediate end to the WAShINGTON (NEA) — Buried in the files discrimination, but provided instead for th e threeat the Department year transition period. The National Collegiate Welfare of Health, Education and is a typed document called the Mega Athletic Association insists that provisions of the Proposal, written in 1972 — and still in draft 1972 act are much too strong — so strong that they form "may well signal the end of intercollegiate athletic This reporter recently read through the draft programs as we have known them." of several hundred pages, with some The concern of the college officials is not amazement. For this in-house document, written primarily that they must provide petite coeds an by men high in the department, is both senopportunity to participate in contact sports. Th eir sational and vague in its charges of inefficiency concern is financial. Football and basketball and waste in the multibillon dollar programs generally are the only two sports on which colleges spawned and managed by the agency. realize a profit. These sports subsidize a number of 22It proposes wL rpread reforms. One group of authorities would be consolidated into 6. other athletic programs. If profits are diluted to Another group of47 would 05 And so pay for a women's athletic program in lieu of down the line. football, basketball and other contact sports, as The HEW Secretary, Elliot Richardson, called well as for extra gymnasiums and equipment, the this "the most soundly conceived, well thought out, and far reaching policy initiative for which I entire structure may well collapse, NCAA have ever been responsible." We doubt it. Some persons still alivefears. may President Ford has correctly pinpointed the remember the fears that swept th e United States of costs you and I pay in Inefficiency and higher America when the first women's liberation prices for harrassing industry with picayune program in this century granted women the right to regulations. vote. The fea rs did not materialize. Indeed the What's seldom mentioned by Mr. Ford Is that nation became stronger as a result. our multi-billion health, education welfare and . .):-.; . ,. - . .. / - ... .... / .9 .. 1' ,. ,,. ..,_ .. . ".-' 4 . C ,, . .. . ' ,p. And Apathy amendment which would acquit the Indian leader, Mrs. Gandhi's lawyers asked the court to overturn her June 12 conviction immediately, arguing that the constitutional amendment had erased the guilt)' verdict, But the five-man bench headed by Chief Justice A.N. Hay rejected the request, accepting instead the arguments of lawyers for Mrs. Gandhi's opponents that the validity of the constitutional amendment should first be tested. determines the validity of a one-day-old constitutional IV U.S. Vietnam Veto Expected UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. I AP)—The United States was expected to veto applications for U.N. membership today by North and South Vietnam in retaliation for the Security council's refusal to consider a similar bid by South Korea, The General Assembly cannot admit any country to the United Nations without a recommendation from the council. Diplomats predicted that both votes would be 13 in favor, I abstention and I against, with Costa Rica abstaining and the United States vetoing, That Americans are ignorant of their Caribpossession has long been a source of humiliation to Puerto Hicans, particularly nationalists. Now the Ignorance is being used b) some activists to hasten their separatist ends, The theory Is that If Americans can be suddenly educated concerning the often harsh realities of island - mainland relationships they will join in the minority cry to let the territory go its own way. bean " I 4 i6 " •' & - % . Nl;W l)ELIII, India I All) — The Supreme Court dealt Prime MiflIStt Indira Gandhi a setback today, refusing to hear her appeal of an election law conviction until it NEW YORK—(NEAi—The Puerto Rican 'n the street corner, gathering a crowd, was ad. vocating the independence of his country. To prove a point, suggesting Americans do not give damn one about the commonwealth, he asked an attentive Anglo to find Puerto Rico on a map. The listener blushed, searched the paper, and said with authority: "It's near Africa, I kno that" -. - 'Twixt Limbo . 6, - * . 'i The activists may have something. Though possession was a U.S. concept originally — the Island was seized by this nation during the . Spanish American war — there are good s arguments to support the conclusion that Puerto Rico has been more burden than blessing. Not By the same token the current liberation revenue sharing programs have the same waste only do islanders retain an unalterably separate and ineffectiveness due to overregulation. movement, which is roughly a decade old, Yet the Mega Identity after 77 years of Yankee ties, many Proposal, so strongly endorsed _________ ___________________ invigorated the nation while exhibiting a Tune in continue to by Richardson, and which attacks these next look on commonwealth status as onedecade for the exciting conclusion remarkable rea lism, a pa rt from the few oxsided welfare. problems in detail, died before It was born. tremists with a flair for drama who get the atAnd no wonder. The document's typewritten Though Puerto Ricans pay no U.S. taxes, the) tent ion. receive some $2.5 billion annually in U.S. aid ands page are replete with embarrassing statements We predict that three years hence Betty Coed like the following: benefits; the taxpayer in Poughkeepsie, In other will not be playing right guard on Integrated u, In fiscal year 1971, aid from the federal words, supports 2.8 million island residents it virtually as an outright charity. HEW notwithstanding. She'll still be in the stands government financed 20 per cent of state and Besides this, the U.S. provides other expensive i urging the all-male team to make that extra yard. local government expenditures. The aid was distributed through 530 categorical programs assistance. Being U.S. cittz ns, Puerto Ricans may come and go on the mainland, and recent whose administrative regulations, eligibility After 17 years of operation, a juvenile check. times of permissive teen-age lifestyles." r quirements and sheer number served to point on the U.S.-Mexican bo history indicates they moetly come: 3.4 million rder at San Ysidro, It is a curious kind of circular reasoning. It Fuerto Ricans live in the United States, 60 per overwkim public officials at all levels. Calif., has been closed down, says, In effect, that because of the per. cent Slnc 1961, the number of different HEW of them in New York state. Backhandedly, Established in 1958 as a barrier against what mtssivenessofcontemporary American society, activists point out the mair'and Puerto programs has tripled. Federal rules and officials called Ricans "the dissolute, lewd and Immoral there Is no longer any need to resist per. often refuse to learn English and almost as often Sen. James I. Buckley, B-N.Y., and Rep. Robert Michel,R. regulations for this myriad of programs are conditions" across the border and the missiveness. go on the public dole; at best they get jobs "that M., are sponsoring a bill that would establish more realistic narrow, restrictive and conflicting. Fifty-four marijuana, heroin and venereal disease brought It may be true, as one San Diego councilman are sorely needed eligibility standards for federal food stamps. Their plan is a t. programs overlap each other. Thirty-six overlap back by youngsters, the control station had argued, by mainland Americarts that it Is time to "let the parents of these themselves." tracting widespread interest because it would cut the runaway programs of other departments, stopped some 130,000 underage youths, many of kids exert some control over them rather than costs of the program — now at $6 billion a year and rising — and It should be pointed out here that the Typically, the Vocational Education Act of them runaways as young as 12 years old. Last leaving it up to the police." still provide for increases in food stamp allotment for the people 1963 provided for a general state grant for Easter weekend, 500 teen-agers out of 2,000 who relationship is not quite so unilateral as a qwck But if parents exerted no control In the past, look indicates. Puerto Ricans have been drafted who really need them, vocational education programs, another stat convened on the border were turned back. they are hardly likely to start doing so now, grant for research and training in vocational While the Buckley-Michel proposal attacks most of for every U.S. war of this century, and some of The San Diego city council has voted to with. obvious areas of abuse In the food stamp program Congress education, another to finance exemplary draw its share of the $470,000 yearly cost of the their federal benefits, such as Social Security, also should consider an alternative. Why not do away with food programs and projects In vocational education, checkpoint, reports the New York Times, and are of the insurance kind involving deductions The evacuation of Cambodia's larger cities has from their salaries. Also, certainly, Puerto Rico stamps altogether and attack the nutritional problems another for work-study programs for students in state officials say that because of this state been sensationalized in the Western press as a has provided a valuable location for U.S. in. poverty-level Americans by the more direct and efficient route vocational education and still two more state support money Is being discontinued. of the public welfare system? "death march," says an American who left that dustry and a hemispherjcajly strategic depot grunts in the vocational ed field. for , Although a 1969 California law still prohibits country when the U.S.-supported Lon Nol Defense Department A family or Individual too poor to afford the groceries for an facilities. Neither federal nor state and local resources the entry of youths under 18 Into Mexico unless government collapsed in April. adequate diet is obviously poor enough to qualify for a welfare can be shifted from one narrow authority to they are accompanied by an adult or can Yet even the island contributions tend to be check, If current benefit levels under welfare programs are not awther when the need arises, It was, in fact, a journey Lway from certain part of the relationship mrriatlon. Some Puerto produce letters of permission signed by their death by starvlition, claims William Goodfellow, Ricans (eel their vulnerable brothers have been lugh e nough to cover food costs. they could be adjusted upward l3rolubitiom against joint funding or fund Parents, the withdrawal of 25 S:in Diego an associate with the Institute for Intffmtion& l used as while low-ranking cannon with some of the fundn now going into food stamps. The savings transfers make broad attacks on broad problem., policemen who maimed the checkpoint around Policy. Widespread famine was only a matter of combat, others argue thatfodder U.S. in U.S. could be enormous, simply in reducing the bureaucratic extremely difficult. be to the clock means that "now the border crossing is weeks away, while in the countryside there was a Puerto Rico are discriminatingly smaller than overhead of a separate food stamp program Medicare is upside down insurance, providing wide open to them," says one police official. sizeable surplus of food. One other benefit could not be measured in dollars and for the everyday expenses, but with wide are U.S. benefits to, say, Mississippi to blind Parent-teacher associations and juvenile It may be objected that it would have made Islander receives cents. We might finally prove that a federal program that hai loopholes in catastrophic illness coverage, authorities who opposed the closing $i monthly in federal more than sensetotoherd bring this food Into the cities assistance, while a blind Mississippian may all the earmarks of being a costly mistake can be terminated. Manpower programs are not well-targeted. overpowered by economy-minded critics were who rather hundreds of thousands of receive $15(H. As for U.S. military. indu.s'.' 'al Indonesia Proposes Merger , . 1 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia today proposed a merger with Portuguese Timor following reports of a coup in one of the Lisbon government's last colonies. However, it was not certain whether a coup had taken placeon the island about 35Omniles north of Austra lia. Jose Raines Horta, leader of the Timor inde pe ndence movement Fretilin, told newsmen in Australia he was 'amnaz.ed" at the report and had received no news of a coup. DON OAKLEY Parents' Turn Aga n C I I C j End Food Stamps Their purposes are not always clear. The needs called the checkpoint a "baby-sitting operation" men, women and children on foot into the squatters, that nibs many throughout the worla are not alway3 Justifiable. and an out-of-date waste of money "in these countryside. as colonial exploitation F BERRY'S WORLD Mills Faces Trial Before Fello w Masons 111111 Is ____ - I IV "it used to be a big deal to run for the presiden- cy — now, every rom, Dick and Harry Is doing ill" World ________ - — _______ - - . __________________ 41..SIr ingfIIow Howard. IS, of 402 W Crv'stal Or, Sanford. who ded Sunday. will be held at ID am Tuesday. F irtt at Presbyterian Church with Rev. 'ennelh Mullis officiating Piriat In Lakeview Cemetery l-urcral iiorri,' ri craroe j ' niø linwinoton " nn PsOIICE OF of the first publicatin hereof, or th.,' PERSONS APPEARING TO BE same will be barred OWNERS OFABANDONED Filed at Sanford. Florida, this 7th PROPERTY day of August, 1975 Pursuant to SectIon 13 of Chapter S Loule B Gore 717, Florida Statutes, entitled As executrix "Florida Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act", notice is hereby DOUGLAS STEPISTROM Of given thil' the persons listed be',,w STEP4S7ROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH appear to be the owners of un claimed personal or Imlengibie Attorney for Executrix P 0 Box 1330 property presumed abandoned. Account Number: E-0335 0001, Sanford, Fl. Apparent Owner' Housef, M Irene, Publth: Aug 11, ii, 1915 DEQ 57 12$ Club Pd, Ssnford, Fl,; E.03190007. Irick, Lolver W. or William, — Rte 1, Sanford. Fla 32771 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Information concerning the amount NAME STATUTE description of the Property and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tt',e names and address of the holder p'.,rsuans to Florida Statutes. Section may be Wailed by any person that 959, VENTURE rossessing an interest in the MARKETING. INC . a North rropv'ty by addressing an inquiry to Cainllna corporation, located at 2751 "" nit'IlAIlGFS Sanford Irene Hevenitt Geneva P. Burfield Mary S. Cofer Elsie M. Huss Jacqueline L. Johnson linda M. Johnson Carl L. Keitt Deana C. Lee Maggie P. Scarborough Richard Walker Deborah E. Wynn John M. Hall, Deltona Dorothy L. Blankenship, Lake Mary' Joseph W. Schooley, Lake Mary Warren J. Brennan. Orange Frank L. Dampier Nora Li, Martin Mautie M. Smith Edwi1 Perez, DeRary Eleanor M. Otley, Deltona Donald W. Wright, [)eltona Joel R. Brinkle, Geneva Joseph W. Schooley, take Mary Jessie I.. Channel, Titusville ('It)' i.ouise Clemen ts Ernis Green Bessie Joseph Janie J. Joy ce Delores Kirchain Virginia Longwell 'l'heodore A. Kerling, De llary Marilaret A. hayward. t)eltona Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Oliver E. SJoblorn, Lake Jessie Felio, Sorrento ItUGCS'I' 10 ADMISSIONS Sanford: ('s.'nthin ii DISCHARGES AUG. 14 American Legion Auxiliary 53, 8 p.m., post home, 1792. SISTER Inc. meeting, noon, Restaurant, luncheon Cavalier AUG. 18 Rehearsals for 1975-76 Marching Seminoles will begin at B am, at Seminole High School. All new and former students should contact school for further information, - GERALD A LEWIS, State Comp- Buford Highway, N E, Atlanta, trotter, as Administrator, Abams- Georgia 30324. desiring to engage in oned Property Section, Captol, siness unr the fictitious name of Tallahassee, Florida 37307. Be sure DAYS GASOLINE at 14 & Florida to mention account number, name Sanford. Florida, intends to arid address. as published in this register the same name with thC no tice Unless proof of ow nership ii Cler k of the Circuit Court of preunled to the hOlder by October Seminole County, Florida. 71. 1973, the property viii be Venture Marketing. Inc delivered to the Administrator. By Richard A Deal, Thereafter, all further claims must Presicsnt be d rcted to the Am-nStrator ATTEST GERALDA LEWIS Dorothy P Deal. A5Admnistra?or Secretary Pub liSh Aug 11. is. 1975 A F. Berry. Jr. DEC Al o the firm Mrs. Donald (Mtrgie Green :j ed -, $36 gge ' - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In Re: Estate of FRANCIS .1 HARRINOTON deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Pertaa. Having Claims or Dernnds Against Said Estate; You arc' hereby notified and eq ruirea to present any claims and demands which you may have against the estate of FRANCIS HARRINOTON, diceased of ate ot Seminole County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court , and file the tame in duplicate and as proylled In Section 13316, Florida Statutes, in their offices In the County Courthouse In Seminole County, Florida, within four calendar nonths from the time of the first publication hereOf, or the s same will be barred Fil at Sanford. Florida, this 7th of Ajqi.it, 1975 S Marie H Coyle As Administratr:a DOUGLAS STEP4STROM OF ,IST S1ROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH Attorney for Administratr,x P.O Box 1330, Sanfor d, Fl Publish Aug. 11, II. 1913 ,, ,,,, ' ---------------- . .. . Inc ary '. - Giles. Hedrlck S Robinson. P. A. FICtITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Attorn eys at Law. 109 East Church Street. engaged In business at 509 Hgtiland Suite 301 Dr Casselberry 3270?, Seminole Coun t y , Florida under the fictitious Orlando, Florida 37172 Attorneys for Applicants of HILTON CABINET IN S1ALLATICP4. and that I intend to Publith: Aug 4, 11 II. 25 1975 register Said name with the Clerk of DEC 14 the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida -- In accordance w,Ih the - ,,, „, .u,s.uui cuuT, provisions of the Fictitious Name EIGHTEENTH JUDICI?L CIR. Statutes, To Wit Section 665 09 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida Statutes 1957 COUNTY, FLORIDA. 5 - Marcus Hilton CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1597.CA.04.5 Publish Aug A. 11, It, 25, 197$ DIVISION B DEO S In ci the Marriage .f -. Sunday's high 93. Overnight & boy, Sanford low 67. Rainfall was .79 inch es. 7k U -1Partly t'I(iudy to occasionally cloudy through Tuesday. A Texas Instruments chance of thundershowers, Sipntt hind held SR II Highs in the upper 80s and !ow flitufU ( . 101011k -) notation 90s. Lows in the low 70s. Mostly stars roots. east and southeast winds 10 41 • Has tOiStll'tt. mph or less, gusty near thun. U co W ,LJ 0011 chim and (lershowers Rain probability 40 =MIN a miitd tikufit,on. r cent through Tuesday. Floattsq t1cima Extended Outlook Rqufr $6995 Partly cloudy with scattered Giorgi Stuiti's LJILJ mainly afternoon thunSpecial Puce 'I , . dershowers. I1)Ws in the 70s except near 80 in the Keys and 95 r highs near !. L9T9 Daytona Beach tides: high 12:0 am., 12:39 lo 6:07 ; C *usid sttjaji n.m., 6:46 p.m. Port Canaveral: D'I'IO,I**dI high 12:18 pin., low 5:57 a.m., j 6:2 p.m. t.J ” * Legal Notice Legal Notice outnorty CALENDAR WEATHER $ Monday, Aug. 1i,175-5A Evening Hsrald, Sanford, Fl. , i cirl, Sinlnrd Sanford "" " , fir , - Law NOTES AUGUST9 ADMISSIONS '' WASHINGTON — Rep. Wilbur Mills, D.Ark., leniency. fessed at a press conference that he was an whose escapades with stripper Fanne Foxe There is also tension Overstreet refused to ciscuss the Mills case alcoholic. between the Ivor) tower became the talk of the nation 10 months ago, will with us because, he said, "I am Involved." staff members who take the gee-whiz approach be hauled before his Masonic lodge on August 22 lie now attends Alcoholics Anonymous and the former criminal investigators v.-ho are The embattled Mills said he would contend, in meetings every night. "I fee remarkably well," snore pragmatic. to answer for his misconduct, his own defense, that his alcoholism was a e said. He believes he will be rehabilitated and Th recuperating Mills, once a power in th Some staff members complain that Church House, n..w forlorn figure, will be tried bye asickness ment. that required treatment, not punish- able to return to his congressional chores in will never be able to complete the Investigation September. But he will never go back to the work by his end-of-February deadline. It Is impossible five-man cem'dssIon at his home lodge in A degenerative disc in his back, he said, had schedule of the past, which wore him out, rubbed to undo 20 years of congre Kensett, Ark, started causing him excruciating pain two neglcct of the years his nerves raw and caused him to reach for the CIA, FBI and other Just as Ks name was fading from the ago. Although surgery repaired the disc, he intelli gen ce agencies in bottle. dlirs, '. rsnt now face new notoriety, lie continued to sulfer seen iiiore months, they Contend. A responsible severe attath of pain. could be ex pe lled in disgrace from the fraternity. Pe took painkilling drugs which were "adHe hd been apprehensive at first, he said, investigation would take at least two years, This wo:id be a bitter blow to Mills, a 33rd- dictive," he said, He also began to drink. The nbot the ttiudc of hi congressional five years, by their estimates. degree Mason, who twice was awarded the combination led to his erratic behavior with the colleaEues But he is now at ease with thm A spokesman su.e!ted the permanent Grand Lodge Medal of Honor for bringing striptease star. "they have been exceedingly cordial," he . oversight committee could follow up the findings of the Church committee, cre I and glory" to Masonry. 71V final report itself, Has he heard from the Argcntlne he added, will be the best rebuttal to other ?'L would figt j ges ff personal Watergate came eInothefwise the early Firecracker? Not since his breakdown, he said. hoHis ofOctober7wf, enpann Fame criticisms, friteridty goes ahead with a formal trial. If all known as the Argentine Frecrtcker, clawed CIA ECHOES — Vice President Nelson Wiasons GRACE FOR CURTIS — The new Federal who have a drinking problem were Mills' face, bolted from his Mark IV Continental Rockefeller produced a CIA study that was in- Election ComnmiqcIon has ruled that politicians expelled, he added blttei'ly, the fraternity would and leaped into Washington's Tidal Basin. conclusive, Tba house investigation of the CIA is may have a grace Period for paying their lose half its membership. pre. The squalid publicity didn't deter him a floundering. Only the able, articulate Sen. Frank 1975 campaign debts, One of the former canSources familiar with the preparations say month later from making a suraisin.g ap- Church, D-Idaho, has managed to keop the CIA didates the trial is set. The Grand Master, Lee Over. pearance on the stage of a who benefltted from Boston burlesque on the griddle, the ruling was none street of Tezarkz'na, Ark., is determined to expel theater to plant a kiss upon th e other than the conmlission's Own chairman, Argentine Mills, they say. Yet behind his back, his investigators are Rep. Tom Curtis, 8-Mo,, Who owed $68, 000 one x a Firecracker. "This won't ruin me," he boasted bickering. The committee's four task forces 197i umpaign loan, Overstreet is de-scribed as a stern leader who erroneously. constantly spat with one another. The staff atOf is determined to clean up Masonry and dis'lpllne course, C11'tb ctefully disqualified Not long afterwards, he checked into a torneys mistrust the pressora. Tim OuUide himself from participating in the decision. The the triongdoers. Only if Mills Is contrite and Washington hospital with -mmple .W, and experts mistrust the Insiders Who were Once on ruling wa3 made by confessional, say cur anurces, can he "vfct phjlcal exhaustion." lie subsequently con- the payroI1. or the intelligence agencies, his colleague, who serve with him on the commission ABA ()n HOSPITAL AREA DEATHS 'Ti'' ---- Kissinger To Address the Presbytery. Survivors uncludc a sister, Sanford: Lucille Dudley Florence Wallace, San. Mrs, Jack D. Ferrell Mrs. Ella Stringfellow Cassandra I). Knight Howard, 85, of 402 W. Crystal ford; nephews, Al B. Wallace of Dr., Sanford died Sunday Sanford and Russell S. Wallace, Helen L. Stapler morning. Horn in Sanford, she Winter park. l4oretta E. Wiggins lirisson Funeral Home in Donald G. Watznauer, was the wife of the late Claude Orange City C. Howard. She was a life-long charge of arrangements. mla'mnbcr of First Presbyterian Funeral Notice Church of Sanford, past BIRTHS president of the Women of the HOWARD. MRS. ELLA Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Ron Church ;sn(l a representative to STR INOF E LLOW— Funeral JACK ANDERSON -- - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE bV the public at the office of tme by 12 per cent men. mostly youths." injured early today as several Onstration Sunday by more than of the voters in recent elections, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CiR- Board of County Commissioners. CUI i CF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Roon, 35 hundred crack Por- 50,000 Catholics protesting the refused to be driven from their Seminole County Cour More than 500 demonstrators SEMINOLE COUNTY thou, North Park Avenue. San tuguese marines armed with Communist course of the 15- offices, attacked the building three PROBATE DIVISION ford. Florida, during regular automatic weapons, clubs and month-old Portuguese revolu"The attackers were real times, smashiig windows each PROBATE NO. 75234-CP butiness hours 6:3Oa m toS OOp tear gas drove ba ck an angry tion and the military takeover hoodlums," commented a po- time. They were driven back by In RE: Estate of Monday tPrOugh Friday GEORGE THOMAS SPRAGG Please Govern yourselves ac mob of Raritan Catholics at- of a Catholic radio station, liceman, "What remained of an gunfire from inside. At least deceased cordingly tacking the Communist party It spiraled quickly as the orderly Catholic meeting was a one soldier was injured. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sidney I Vihlen. Jr. AND headquarters here. Chairman NOTICE TO CREDITORS Board of County The show of force was the All creditors of the estate of Commissioners strongest yet by the armed GEORGE THOMAS SPRAGO, Seminole County forces in the conservative north deceased, are hereby notified and ATTEST' reoured to tile any claims or Ahqr rt H Seckwth. Jr,, where four persons have died in demands which they may have Clerk Of the Board 'iolent protests against the aalnst Said estate in the Office of of County Commisoners 1 cftward trend of the military. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole of Sem;n&. County. County, Florida. in the courthouse at Florioa dominated government. Sanford, Florida, within four Publish - Ag 11, 17, )3, 1975 Police said the injuries were calendar months from the date Of DEC caused by stones and paving MONTREAL IAI' — The American Bar the secretary would outline new American the first publication of this notice. bricks thrown by the crowd, es- A.sssociation is shifting its focus from Watergate thinking on such controversial issues as Each claim or demand must be in writing an must state the place of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE timated at up to 500 strong, and to international law as the nation's lawyers territorial fishing rights and the ruining of the residence and post off ice addrets of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. by shotgun fire from the be- prepare to hear Secretary of State Henry A. ocean bottoms. the claimant and must be sworn to CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR by the claimant, his agent, or his SEMINOLE COUNTY sieged Communists. Some of Kissinger speak on issues ranging from in. In addition, the officials said Kissinger would attorney, or It will bcome void PROBATE DIVISION the injured were in serious con- ternational terrorism to the fruits of the ocean, outline the American position PROBATE NO. on the need for according to law. dition. In Re: Estate o' August 7, 1975 The ABA, holding its annual convention in this international agreements to cover new All interested persons, within s.i0 RUTH 0 BROWN Alter a night of unsuccessful Canadian city, has been hit with speeches and developments in space exploration. deceased i month period, shall likewise file all charges by the marines, five committee meetings on the role of the lawyer in NOTI:e TO CREDITORS In addition, his speech would cover proposals obiections or challenges to tho armored cars and two t ru ck- the wake of the Watergate scandal since the for a worldwide television network by which validity of tnt' will. Qua lification of To All CredItors a nd All Persons the pertonal representative, venue Having Claims or Demands Against loads of reinforcements were conference opened last week, citizens of one nation would be able to tap into , jurisdiction of the court or any Said Estate: rushed to Braga early today However. Kissinger's speech today was a programming from another country via a other challenge to the legality of the You are hereby notified and and finally succeeded in clear , major change as it focused on current problems communications satellite, required to present any claims and proceedings. demaids which you may have DavId 0. Marks ing the streets, of international law, particularly as they relate Kissinger also was prepared to demand strong against the estate of RUTH As Executor The scene outside the Corn- to American diplomatic efforts, international agreements to cover the protection Charles M Harris BROWN. deceased late of Semino le muni.st of fi ces at da wn resemThe main thrust of the Kissinger speech dealt County, Florida. to lIst Clerk of the of both nations a nd private persons from Attorney for David 0, Marks Circuit Court. and I lie the same in bled a battlefield. Big rocks and with negotiations on a new treaty cover in g the te rror ism and to outl ine the need for inter- Address 506 Palm Ave. duplicate and as provided in Section Titusviite. Fla heavy sticks littered the rights to recover the natural resources of the national agreement on the capture and punish- PubOsh' Aug ii. 1975 733.1. Florida Statutes, in their ground. An auto set ablaze by world's oceans and seas. Off ces in the County Courtnouse in ment of those using terrorist methods for po- DEQ-S9 Seminole County. Florida. within the mob was still smoking. U.S. officials said in advance of his speech that litical ends. four calendar months from the time NOTICE OF NAMES OF MRS. El.L1% IIOWAHI) • --- -- ---- --- -- - - 5&tj say. WASHINGTON i All) — U.S. run countries, Communist Vietnamese, But Intelligence sources say intelligence analysis believe By that time, intelligence considered the principal threat. Thailand and Malaysia have Malaysian insurgents have be. specialists believe, the Commu- The Thais also have been AUG. 11 AUG. 13 about 1 months to prepare for come more aggressive in recent nists will have cemented their courting support from CornFree Blood pressure tests, 24 Cancer Society Films in. months and have sent em- control throughout Vietnam munist China in hopes of p.rn., Adventist Church, 7th and Seminar major Communist , 8 p.m., Sweetwater issaries to try to get U.S. small and Laos and will be ready for a countering the Vietnamese. surgencies. Elm, Sanford, Oaks Recreation Center (iWo Reports indicate that infil- arms captured by Communist major effort to promote Insur. Malaysian officials are said Wekiwa Springs Rd No. gency in neighboring Southeast to anticipate one or two years of tration into Thailand already forces in Indochina. Fret' claues in conversation charge. Information collected by U.S. Asian countries, ha., increased since the Corn. grace before facing serious Spanish, French and German New student registration for munists won in neighboring In. Intelligence in Southeast Asia Worried Thai leaders already insurgency troubles. To get for adults and Senior citizens, indicates that massive infil- are embarked on diplomacy ready, they are reportedly ex. Mondays and Wednesdays from Seminole High School at dochina this spring, Malaysia is less vulnerable tration into northeast Thailand aimed at achieving a live-and- panding their army, police and 10:45 a.m. — 12:15 p.m. weekly guidance office Monday th rough Friday, 7:30 a.m. until than Thailand to large-scale is likely to begin in early 1977 let-live arrangement with the village guard forces. at Bram Towers, Sanford. 2 p.m. Bring report cards from overland infiltration because it with the ob ective of "liberprevious school term and If outdoes not border on Communist- ating" 16 provinces, sources of-state, immunization records, , - A Ma riries 1LlJ ru Bacl Angry Band Of Catholucs U.S. Analysts See Red Drives e - -: - - - -- --- the Gandhi Dealt Court Setback :1 . 04 •.. I pl 1 t 'T ... : Puerto Rico . , ' - .. 'L'..'l, • -- I3f;1J'Asi', By Thi' A.sso(Iated Press Two high-ranking Israeli officials flew to Washington today to reswue ta lks on t he ir government's request for $2.5 billion in U.S. aid. Diplomatic sources interpreted the visit as a sign thatagreeimien with Egypt on a new Sinai pact was not far off. Mordechai Gazit, dlrectorgeneral of Prime Minist.er Yitzhak Rabin's office, told newsmen as he left Tel Aviv that the trip was "not a dramatic development, but merely a link in th e chain of events aimed at achieving another interim agree" with Egypt, Th e United S ta tes broke off aid discussions with, Israel last spring following the breakdown of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's peace shuttle. Diplomatic sources in Tel Aviv said the resumption of the aid talks was a sign the United States was satisfi ed th at Israel was ma king concessions to Egypt. TOM TIEDE --• - PUPLICNOTICE N'iTICEOFSALE A PUBLIC HEARING Mr, John Flint TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION P0 Box 671 O MaitIard, Flor ida, 32751 BY THE CITY F SANFORD, FLORIDA, OF You are hereby not,fied that I will Offer for sale and sell at public tale Notice is hereby gven that a Public Hearing will be held at the to the highest bidder for cash the Commission Room In li e City Mali In following described Ilvetok, to Northern Ireland suspected IRA guersillas (oreements in truc ks and arPolice identified the other tw Florida, Pinto (API — Irish Republican Army without trial. mored cars from barracks out- victims as Patrick Crawford, o'clock PM, on AuguSt 25. 1q75. to Pony, mare, at II 00 AM on th militants warned that they At least 64 pe rsons were In- side the city. Several hundred 15, a Catholic who died Sunday consider the adoption of an or. 19th day of August A 0 1975, at the would "reconsider" their six- jured and 60 arrested, Author. roun1s were fired but no sol- night after being shot in dsriance by the City Of Sanford, Seminole County Ani mal Control a Florida, title of which is as foll*s Located at the Agricultural 4 Road month cease-lire after three itiessaidtherewere 28 shootlng diets were hit. The army re- separate incident on the Department of Highway 17 97. South persons died in a weekend of inciden ts. po rted wounding five persons. grounds of ORDINANCE No. 1333 of Sanford, Seminole County, Royal Victoria violence lnarkingthe fourth an. Florida wP,' the livestock 5 rn Protestant and Catholic Hospital near the Falls Road, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Pounded to satisfy a claim fl the nlversary of internment. gang clashed as the demonThe dead included a4-year-old and Martin McMenamy, a 17. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, sum 1109.72 for fees, expt, Angry mobs backed by sniper strators headed home. Snipers girl identified by local residents year-old Catholic whose bullet. AMCNDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 1"ding. care and Cost% thereof fire stoned British troops then backed up youths who as Siobhan McCabe. She was ridden body Was found in OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE Dated Augut? 6. 1975 BEING A ZONING PLA'f WITHIN John C Polk a battle that threw stones, bottlei and tin gunned down w he n she was fast early Sat ur day. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Sheriff of Seminole County erupted Sunday night in the cans at the troops. Vehicles caught in the cross-fire when FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Publish Awl 11, 1975 Falls Road alter the peaceful were set on fire to block troop she tried to run across the road The weekend deaths brought CHANGING THE ZONING OF OEQ 47 THAT CERTAIN PROPERT Y conclusion of the largest march movements and shops were to her grandmother's house in t he to ta l of lives lost in LYING BETWEEN MAPLE in the province against the looted and burned, t he Roman Catholic Falls Road pr0s'ire's six years of sect.a. AVENUE AND AVOCADO PUBLIC NOTICE British policy of jailing The army rushed in rein- district. nan violence to at least l,2. AVENUE AND BETWEEN NINTH PLEASE TAKE NUTICE that the STREET AND SECOND STREET County of Seminole will file an ap 10 RI 1 (RISTRICTED IN. plication on or before September 9, OUST RIAL) DIS"RICT 1975, with it Florida Public Em A copy shall be available at the ployees Relations Commission, d Of ice of the City Clerk for all per Suite 105. Ambassador Building. rme tons desiring to eamine th* same. 2005 Apatachee Parkway, All pa rt ies in interest and citizens Tallahassee, Florida 32301, for shall have an op portunity to be review and approval Of provisions hiard at hearing and procedurel ndop?eci under th 0, order ol the C.t Con'rris.on c.tior, of Cri,pter 14 ci the City of Sanford. Florida:00 in the form of Ordinance P40 759, H P4 Tamm. Jr w$Ich provides the right to its City Clerk County employees to org'ini:e and P lith- Aug. 11. 1975 bargain collectively as to terms and 43 DEQ BRAGA, Portugal Al') — conditions of employment. The The violence grew out of a Communists, a minority politi- real rough bunch of toughs. All — ordinance is available for rflpI(tion More than 30 persons were massive anti-government deni- cal group backed Israelis Renew Request For $2.5 B'II' illion Aid — Bill Currie \_k di,11 - WORLD IN BRIEF Let's hope there's a reasonable explanation. And Cfl if there is, those persons attending the movie should have been given some notice as to What happened so pick-up arrangements could have been updated. - Deaths Mark New Upsurge Of Northern Ireland Striie . there are too many kids ha nging out at th e Plaza in the after-dark hours as it Is without something such as the movie letting out early to add to the situation. ' / "/idesp read . Seems th ere are quite a few movie-goers and parents of same rather upset with the Rockin' Chair Plaza Theater. We've had numerous calls about a happenstance Friday night th at would u pset anyone. Seems a double feature was billed at th e local movie house, but reportedly only one feature was shown before the house lights came on and everyone was ushered out. The thing that could be upsetting in this matter --not so much that a person paid for two movies but only saw one — is the fact that on Friday nights many youngsters attend the movies and the parents make arrangements to pick them up at a designated time. However, if, as reportedly happened this past Frida y, those youths were let out of the movie it _________ Coed Athletes 1P:20 p.m. and their parents had made arrangements to pick them up at 11:30. well, there's 70 minutes of Idle time with a lot of youngsters hanging around Sanford Plaza. We tried to get hold of the management at the Rockin' Chair yesterday to get an explanation, but our efforts proved fruitless. We'll keep trying so that we might give management's version as to the whys and what-fors that only one feature — Ciaderella — was shown. You can bet that we'd have done some loud screaming if it had been ours that had to wait around all th at time for a ride home. type with our toes, 'cause today that would really smart. Guess we had to show off before the offspring just once too often. But, maybe they'll learn that those warning signs have some merit after all. - - 0170 51 THERESA LYNN MIDDLETON FAVARD and LIONEL THOYAS FA',AD JR - '°'CE OF ACTION LIONEL THOMAS FAYAPD 'tO 177 PIP4EVILLE ROAD LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI )'MO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that HEREsA LYNN MID OLETON ,FAYAQD has tiled a Petition In the above styled Cou f Dissolution of Marriage and you ore required to serve a copy of your writtendefenses. if any. t It on Alan A Dickey. Pitltioner's Attor ney, address it Post Office Box 323,, Sanford. Florida. 37771. on or before September S. 1915, and we the original with lIst Clerk 01 this Crt iith before service on Petitioner's Attorney or Im mediately thereafter, otherwise D.fautt will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Ptltion WIIPIISS "I 11 bUv irid ?hr iral :1 ?hs (Otji! ( N' l',t il-i'j n, 1975 (Seal) Arthur H Bcck*th Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish Au 11 2 & OFO 19 �I L ____ _It,_ _~ ~It- Swollen Vocal Chords Couldn ' t Stop South's Bob He/y "We got GAINESVILLE ( AP) an 'pera bottle, sprayed Bob Rely's voca chords and didn't he sing some sw eet arias," chortled Coach Vince Zappone of the quarterback who led the South to 27.0 victory in the Florida high school all-star football game. Rely, a 175-pounder from Fort his throat," Zappone said. "He was fine goals of 43 and 19 yards plus thr ee extra by game time Saturday night." points; and punted 43 yards the only time Rely played dawn his considerable the South had to boot. lie also completed effort of scoring 21 points against the four of seven passes for 75 yards. North, but writers vot ed him the Sou th 's "Wake Forest is getting a tine athlete outstanding back. There was no serious there," said Zappone who put together an co mpetition, despite a 116-yard, 13-carry impressive all-star squad. "And Fowler performance by Jim Fowler of lirgo. should fit in well with Florida Sta te's "We won became there was not a weak - Lauderdale. developed swollen vocal chords last Wednesd, ay and could barely wing-T offense. lie's made for it. spot on our team and our lines were bigger and stronger," Rely said. "We simplified thle signal calling so all * he had to say was 'go'. and kept spraying But he ran 10 yards for one touchdown and f(tur yards for another,- kicked field V V 4, 4, " 4, . .tr *r -. i 4- 4,L#X0 " '. I # -A ___4 - , 4, *I!!.: - . A , , , !~ , 150W ~_ I ~ ( - lif +, .;. - . A _ ______ ______ , E: -... whose Ocala Forest squad went unbeaten ,and won the Class AAA state cham- Tony Vann of Jacksonville White scored 12 points and was voted best for 4 lineman for the South in a close vote over pionship last Fall. "Our personnel were the North for his quickness and Da% id Jones, 225-pound defensive tackle from Glades Central, and 223-pound not that much different, but the South kept the pressure on us and we finally rebounding. Kelvin Crayton of Pensacola Washington scored 15. WON W~~_ ram ton s Bd i . . 1~%: ,X .L . - ' - . - ___ V. ___ . hs:-: - V7 11~' - ..F ~ 11 I ', - - 4 A -1 __ - f,L -4 . - l /.- - iA , 41 , 1 1 -' ,_ _~_ __ - -- l ~ 1% - Slam, I probably would have got out of the game," said 44 If = T_-177~ - 1 ~ _ - -. - 791 ' A .q'. I came close this year only B'K -4 J __ , 1: ._'- 7269 71 77-7c7 Julius Bo.os. So Ill 717371 70-297 73 72 70 7 1-26a, Mike Morley, Isgs 70 ?I is 76-2" s4,464 ,: trig a final-round 71 for 276. He Dale Douglas. 17.973 7172 7467-767 FrI'dWarnpler. 1175 69740073-796 Ed Dougherty. 17.11569 70 7? 77-753 Jimmy Wright, 5470 7374 7673-796 collected $45()()(,) i 1. Mark Hayer, $7.11S 6771 is 75-2*3 Eddie Pearce, 5170 74 7377 72-- Crampton, trailing three and Juan RodrigueZ. 57.11$ 73 77 7 I - ., -. V ,'P'.? ' I . '-. FUTURE CHAMP IN TRAINING ,, -. . • , ,. •' :4' ' . ''.1' - Al ..t_ : , '- .' ' . .'. Six-Year-OW Brittany Rockett and her dad Lowry W to brush up on their tennis on the weekend3. SundaY they were on the municipal courts at Fort Mellon Park getting In a few sets before the rains came. 11ferald Photo Gointion William om) ' Lee Trevino. %7i failed to sink crucial putts on BobMurphy 11.600 736369 EM 219 fe"lis" ?""514— D-mnie mever.%42o 72 74 ' ,' Paul Moran. $471 79 69 71 76-302 PhilPdii lOUIS ' Chicago Montreal Circinnti V PhIdelph,a n c a a I I at SI 5 IS Well 76 11 0 11 Saturday, A ug. II flurmirigham ,t Jac k sonville, San Antonio at CharIo't, ', $6 509 63 466 Ii', 61 129 lb 39 661 vi s e L s arn -- 1 ne _____ San Dieqo 5) 67 461 23 si OS formers and a Hose Bowl star Wings 419-317 in total offense. Thunder 25-24; the Birmingham 114 yards, and Paul Warfield quarterback Don Horn, who games was 80,099. Birmingham at Southern California the past The Wings led by only 15-7 at Vuicans trimmed the Phila- each snared 10-yard scoring nnmiUed two of the fumbles, and San Antonio attracted an fewyears. had ,I rollicking time the Italf. but then Southern Cal- delphia Bell 23-17, and the passes in the third period [roil' Crantes when the two meet ,Montreal on the 1975 World zil's Thomas Koch in the early Clay Court single's title. tonlgnt for the U.S. Clay Court Championship Tennis circuit, going and was taken to tie br eaMISS Evert pocket ed $10,000 tennis championship. He is also second be hi nd Vilas kers by both Jaime Fillol of The Lanky, 32-year-old Ashe in tennis Grand Prix points Chile and ()nny Parun of New and added to her growing list of titles by defeati ng Australia's likes to pin his opponents In the while Ashe is fif th. Zealand. backcourt wi th one of the fastDianne Fromholtz 6-3, 6-4. Miss Never theless, Ashe is the Orantes est serves and For ehands In ten- reigning Wimbledon champion, his end of the singles bracket in Fromholtz, who turned 19 Sunday, rece ived a check for nis. But he's out of his element has captured the 1975 WCT sin- straight-set matche ______________ _________ _______ ____ 'j' . ________________ . - 'b-" ____ -_________ ______ - - carries. MeLanwhile, phins ran successfully against yards in 13 tries, an average of 'San Antonio had a player Baseball lamented I his Bengals despite the loss of 5.5 yards a try. Larry Csionka at fullikick. The pair picked up the first 30 ''It's a real giiod line !o run ) ards in the Dolphins' 58-yard went," Davis behind," lirown said after the touchdown drive in the fourth afterwards. I)olphins handed the Bengals quarter. And the Wings had lots of their seconid defeat, 7,3 Satur- Seemingly ageless quarter- "Earl's the kind of guy that'll come off the bench and move pleted eight of 15 passes for 72 surprise you. Their defense seemed shocked at what he theiti down the field." talkil Griese played the first half and basic plays.'' Miami Coach Don Shula, who Cincinnati 9. Montreal 1 get it is the year he gave the Philadelphia 1). 5a Grand Slain away." Wei3kopf Cisco ey, who each ran for two CAfC*, min, 370. 333, HAfqf0ve, _____________ RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn. fltr'. 67. Mayberry, KC II. I May. Ba l . SO. Rice. Bin. W P Jackson. Oak. 75 HI 1 5- C a rew, fr,'n, 14 Washington, Oak, 1)3 Munsnn, . 4 Fran St Louis 3. San Diego 7. 10 v'O, Houston 5. Pittsburgh Today's Damn at Atlanta (Thompson 03 or Chicago (P Reuthel S 17) at Cincinnati (Drcy • 5), () San Francisco (Halicki 5.9) has said his main pee-season six and 31 yard lines in his first son. "lie hasn't got untracked goal is to determine what kind two tries, only to have Bengal so far. We're not making it an Don Nottinghari, taking over Moore and went back to Moore looks like we'll run." ______________________ _____ _______ ______________________ _______________ St. Louis (Curls% I ill at Houl ton Ifl'ecP.rc 9 121, (n) 7RIPLES-Rivers. I I. Cal, after waiting for nearly three Orta, ChI, 9; G Brett, KC. 7. hours for rain to stop. Lynn, B%n, 6; LeFlore. Del. - Ill At Philadelphia (Christen turn earlier Saturday, Mark Two International Motor Donohue sped around the 2.66- - by 7 high-banked east Alabama LheU.S.AutoClub Indianapolis- seconds and won the Buckeye track. B lee. W ise, ______ Bin. 15 6. 711. 376. Bsn, 136. 111. 1 NORTH CONWAY, N.H. nament. lie also won a car and ill,,, ' _____ - ____ Palmer, Bal. 11 7. 700. 7 13. Busby, iSO, KC, 657. , i. 11 Rlylevi'n, Mm. 11 6. 417. 296 , C - ____________ ____ I Miami 7. Cincinnati 3 .' TnZT77 Green Bay 23. Butfalo 6 4 St Louis 10, Kaas City 3 Houston 13. New Orleans 7 .. Baltimore Los Angeles IS. Dallas 7 Chicago fl, San Diego 0 - 7), Denver 70, ()T __________________ New York - 1 . . - San 13 ________ New Fading Tigers Lose 15th Straicjht Game . ~~ ~_ Pirates Drop Fifth Straight Sit., 331. Watson. Hin. 331, r Joshua, SF. 379. Brock. Sti. RUNS-CaSh. Phi. IS. Gritfey, Cm 11 Mor the ISmile race. of a friend's death. The governor was jeered Newcombe at Las Vegas in Erik van Dillen upset Austral- 'llama 200 for big bore sports tans John Alexander and Philip cars. February. slightly by the crowd and controversial Connors quipped Connors began to cry as he Dent, 76, I a 1Q0-rn.Le road race for Connors, the No. I seed. took eran 40-year-old Rosewall. &2, that he would be glad to return spoke of Lanna. lie turned 6-2. to win the $20,0oo first prize to New Hampshire next year to away from the audience, sob. only 50 minutes to beat secoind- JIMMY CONNORS long $100.000 international tour. age." ager, Bill Riordan, and then be. pled last year at Wirnbledon 61, 6-1, 6-4, and in the U.S. Open final, 6-1, 6.0, 6-1. Sutton Nips Mets For No. 16 .~ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Diego 3-2 in 10 innIngs, haven't pushed the panic but13111 Bortham's five-hitter and While the Mets managed only ton. We're still ByTHEASSOCJA'n-:D1'RF don't know whether you're Cooper and Jim Rice helped in first place. Rick Monday's Don Sutton is pushing to be. three hits oil Sutton, 16-9, in We're Just having a bad streak double moved help three-run hitting or not." Boston raise its lead In the ed Chicago i.oifle a 20-game winner for th e nine innings, the Dodgers got now.,, "if you were 12 years old, you Jerry Terrell broke up a American League East to seven first time in his career. The three in the four th inning alone rout the llravej. Bonham, who could cry," said Detroit scoreless game with arun.scor. games. Luisllant, 14-11, broke Pittsburgh Pirates aren't pushall th ey needed to secure was shelled for seven hits and the Reds 11, Expos 3 Manager Ralph Hook. ing double'ff Ray Bare, 6-7, in a three-game losing streak, ing anybody at th e moment .. victtry. John lisle's six th home The Reds raked Montreal for seven runs by Philadelphia The Tigers continued their the seven th and Rod Carew fol. Dick Bosman, 7-4, was the losbut the panic bu tton might not rim of the season start ed the 16 hits tailspin Sunday, droppi ng a 4-0 towed wi th a sacrifice fly. Phil er. Gene Tenace dro-e in all the three apiece by Tony without retiring a batter in his be too tar off, burst against [lank Webb, then Perez nn'l Johnny Bench decision to Bert Hly'leven and Roof added a two-run homer for Oakland runs with a homer and and last appearance had a Perfect Sutton, whose 199 recor ds Ili Steve Garvey walked and Hon put t he the Minnesota Twins. It was Minnesota in the ninth. Expos away with fourgame until Earl Williams led sact thee fly. 1972 and again last year were Cey and Ste ve Yeager singled run bursts in the fif th their 15th strai gh t loss, extend. ard Royals 5, lndtans I his winningest seasons, became for a 2-4) lead. Mike Phillips' eighth innings. Geor ge I"oster's off the fif th with a single to White Sox 3, Orioles 2 ing the club record, and left John Mayberry's three-run JOhN MAYBERRY th e the Nationa l League 's first single gave New York its run in 19th homer, a three-run right. lie lost his shutout w he n The W rallied for them within five games of the homer he lped Karas City win 16-game winner th th is year wi th e bottom of th e inning, Me [urn homered in the capped the Latter surge. all-time record of 20 straIght for the 14 th tIme in 18 ou ti ngs three runs in the nin th tOSri3p th ree-bitter that gave the Los eigh th , Baltimore's seven-game win ing double in the ninth inning defeats set by Boston in 1902 unde r Manager Whitey Hering streak. Auras 5, Pirates Mike Torres carried a for California. Bill Singer Angeles Dodgers a 2-1 victory a nd tied by the Philadelphia and doseto within 5i games or Giants 8, Phlliles I over t he Cards 3, Padres 2 New York Me ts SunSkip Jutze and Tommy helms fo .hIt ur shutout into the nin th ch ecked the Yanks on four hits At hletics in 1916 and I43. Gary Matthews drove in tour first-place Ohkland San Diego look a 2-1 in the top in the but left after a leadoff walk. before giving way to Mickey day, knocked in two runs apiece in runs with a pair of homers to of the 10 Despite extra batt.ing prac. American League F 71 w Pirates, meanwhile, got th on a homer by Tito th, ! victory over Pittsburgh, tier, the Tiger bats managed It was Maybea-ry's 26th Reliever Grant jackson then Scott, 3-1, in the ninth. !,ioser pushed around by lowly Hous. Fuentes, but Ken Reitz The Mtros put the Pirates Philadelphia and keep Just 16 base hits and one run in homer of the season, only two surre ndered a two-run homer to Rud' May, 11.7, went th ton for e homereci th e four th straight time in the bot tom of the 4 away e ar ly, punching In fo [)owning. A walk and lance wi th a four-hitter, dr opping three st raight to the be hind Reggie Jackson's Brian ur Phuhies from cutting into the a nd dropped their fifth s tr aight runs in the Joe first inni ng Orts's R131-double oft Tin. off Jim Pirates' twc..game lead in the inning to tie it, Mike Tyson t he n league-leading total, and exBrewe rs 7, Rangers 4 gamin', losing 5-3 to t he Astr os, Hooker. floss Gnimsky mnde reliever "We haven't had a day off tended his hitting streak to u NI. East. Matthews opened the singled, took second on Bake George Scott collected four In the rest of the NI., Cincinfour th inning wi th a solo homer McBride's pinch si ngle and Wts, inclucbng hio 24th home nati blitzed Montreal 11-3, San I expect at any moment for off Dck Rutbven, then slam. stvired on Lou hat's the trouble," said hook, ted Eric Ralch, 6-7, Brock's single Angels 1. Yankees 0 run, and drove in three runs as Francisco walloped Phila- the club to break out of the hit- rued a three-run shot off Gene that gave "The bats may be heavy. When Red Sox 5, A's 3 Lee Stanton br oke up a score- Milwaukee snapped a six-game delphia 8-1 , Chicago beat the Cards' ace At- 'Jog slump," Pirates Manager Gather in the se venth , Two-run horneis by Cecil less ballgame wi th a run'scor- losing streak. you face a pitcher tike that, you reliever, Al lirabosky, his 10th larita 9-1 and St. Louis defeated Danny Murtaugh said, "We Cubs 9, Braves I ________ - , j.Ijiiø IN -Lu BATTED Y or k Giants 71. N - victory. stock spoits sedans, Atlanta beauty supply distributor Gene Sunda)- in the final of the week. help Thomson with his "um- bed cm the shoulder of his man- seeded Rosewall, whom he top- Felton wheeled a Gremlin to can. Cir.. 70. Lope's, LA, 70, Rote. Cm. 76. Mnday. Chi , l Young Gains Sweet Revenge vey, LA, 1S4; Cash, Phi, IS) , SUNNINGDALE, Engla nd She holed from 60 yards with "But you once did it to me, this course, and I got close Mullan, NY. 139: Madlock. Chi. (AP) - Revenge on the golf a sand wedge to eagle the 295- Sandy," Mrs. Young replied the hole with it more n '37. course is sweet, even when you yard 11th hole and went on to sweetly. "Remember?" DOUBLES-Rote. Cm, This time the ball went in. Bench, Cm , 35; Grubb, SD. 30; have to wait fo ur years for it. beat Miss Palmer by two Mrs. Yo un g's sand wedge Cash, Phi , 71. Millan , NY, 77. That eagle gave Mrs. Young a strokes for the E ur luslnski. Phi. 77; Garve'y, LA. opean Wornwas the shot of the 72-hole tour. tw Back in 1971, in the Scaly o-stroke mar gin over MISS Open cr own. ,airst place. The small Aussie, who was playing professional tennis before Connors was born, - INSTANT PRINTED has I. P kiln, 5; Jo SPORTS IN BRIEF To Multi-Year Contract IAJS ANGELES (API- Forward Don Ford, a medium round dr aft choice from University of Sa nta Barbara, has signed a multi-year contract with th e Los Angeles Lakers, the team announced Sunday. Ford, 6- foot.9, averaged 19.6 points and 8.4 rebounds a garlic for th e Gauchos last year. lie transiered to UCB from th e University of New Mexico and was eligible for th e draft because he red-shirted one se ason following his tra nsfer. Nuggets' Webster Marries (;REENsBORO, N.C. Al' -Marvin Webster, the first player picked by the Denver Nuggets in th e American Basketball Association draft, was wearing a cast on his right foot when he married his college swee theart Saturday. The seven-foot Webster, who signed a con tra ct re ported ly for $1.5 million with Denver, fractured a left metatarsal bone while playing in a pickup game in New York nearly two weeks ago. The cast is expected to be removed in th ree weeks. Barnes Wins Sail Regatta SEA'rrLE, Was!,, (AP) Dick Barnes of Seattle won the 10th annual Coronoda 15 National Sail boat Regat ta Sunday. Ba rn es' craft, th e North Star, was faster thin the 29 other cruise and sail boats over th e nine-mile Olympic course. Hon Schaveitz, Seattle, was th ird a board Seh-lle-hia and Bob I)ales, Sari I )ii'go, waS fi;itrthi with Pony.ys. only three years ago in the Pacific South west Open in fs Angeles. --- from eigntn place after Fri. the Pan Americcn games. She day's com pe tition, is the de- was a member of the 1972 U.S. fending all-around ctunhI)ion in Olympic squad. Bridge Field Narrows SERVICE 100 -IES COP COPIES '3.25 FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY ua, MIAMI I Al' Anne Carr of Philadelphia received nearpe rfect scores in the optional competition to vault From third place to first among six girls who will represent the United States in the Pan American COPY beat his young rival once - TRIPLE5- t5m°w, C I. Palmer of Dallas was in a sand Little Miss Palmer, who Hen d ri ve from the t sa iled four-under-par 70 and a lun0 Parker, Pgh, I. Gross. Htn, trap short of th e 18th green. She s ta nds 5-boot-1', was the last down the middle of the fairway der-par total of 283 over SunMetzger, sh SF, I blasted out, dropped the ball player in and heard about the and came to rest on a down- ningdale's 6,174-yard, par HOME RUNS-luzinski. Phi, right into th e hole for an eagle stroke when she came off the ward slope. 3638-74 layout. Site won 7$. Schmidt, Phi. 2$. Ktngman. and stole the title by one stroke $11,000. 18th green. She went straight to PlY, 71. Bench. Cm, 72. Star "I th ought it was a rather ocli, From Donna Caponi Young. 20 her old rival wi th a smile and t STOLEN BASES-Lopes. LA, tough lie," she said. "I took a Miss Palmer finished with 285 han±shake. s7, Morgan, cin. ds~ Brock. At Sunningdale Saturday, sand wedge. and won $7,700. Chako Iliguchi $II, ',' Ceieno. kiln, it, Car Mrs. Young, of [c's Angeles, got ,, That was a nasty thing to do "1 have been using my sand of Japan was third with 289 and hi, denal, 71. P Mangual. back at last. wedge a lot on t he Fairways on won $5,500. Mon 21 to a girl," she said. Lakers Sign Forward Ford ~X _____ Francisco I?. citi,veilind tap but couldn't catch Redman, Then he mentioned that he gan to leave the outdoor red who averaged 93.24 m.p.h. For third time since last year, then player of the world was at first ated at Co guided a factory B,NIW through rs two c 1. complete the ceremony. In Su nday's doubles fi nal, a continuous rain storm to viebroke down in tears during the glib as he received his check lenge" match victories over awards ceremony after hearing from Gov. Meldrim Thomsion. Australian Rod I,aver and John flaroon Rahim of Pakistan and tory in the rain-shortened Carr Tops In Gymnastic Meet It -A 70. Minnesota knglariti 11 Dodgers' Don Sutton on way to 16th victory * iris Sunday's Games Oakland 31. Detroit 0 I s, giving up on slow surfaces like clay. gles crown and is seeded second no more than four games to any $5,000 as rwmerup. Orantes j .. in uus tournament Just opponent before upsetting Vilas Uruguay's Fiorella Bonicelli st oute r than Ashe and a recog- ahead of Orantes. 6-4, 6-2 in the semifina ls Sun- and Colombia's Isabell Fernannized expert on clay. He's also Both men ha ve claimed all day. dez won the women's doubles t he man who upset top-seeded week that they're in good conUntil l osing to Orantes, Vilas by defeating the top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina to dition, however, the added had won 21 consecutive match- team of Gail Chanfreau, get a crack at Ashe and the strain of f ou r doubles matches es and three straight ti tles, France, and Julie Heldman, $16,(X) winners' purse. may have taken a toll on the While Vilas' streak was end. Houston, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. _:___ E xhibition Games) Fridays Result Atlanta 16. Washington 11 Saturday's Results 1 05 miles per hour on the final defeated crowd-favorite Ken tennis, On Sa t ur day at Talladega . th e dea th of umpire Gus [anna ched. But he regai ned his ed to West German star Hans Stuck Rosewall of Australia for the The 22-year-old top-ranked of New York, Lanna, 48, offic1- composure and return Connors disposed of the vet- flAil INC. (21$ at bats)-- RUNS _ style race at Milwaukee. Cup F-M champiom*p road race at the Mid-Ohio sports car course in Mansfield, Ohio, Connors Blasts Rosewall 6-2, 6-2 . ' But despite rain on the first was to go up. The race, originally sched- Elsewhere, Brian Redman of lie broke A. J. Foyt's record he is going to compete in the Eclersley, Cle, 9 3. 750, 735, Los Angeles tMejsertmlth 13 Is _____ ___________ __________________________ ____ _____ a _________________________ ________________________ Cincinnati's only score came perimenting around quite a fying. But Foyt has to decide if this season. Grand National event Sunday weekend, started about noon, Speedway. ziitki. Phi, 94; Bench. Cm. 93; WatSon. kiln, 75. Staub, NY. 74; Football League &Sontane:, SF, 71 HITS-Rose, Cm. 157; Oar ' ________ I . concerned TAI.LADEGA, Ala. AP - uled for 1 p.m., CI)T, was re- Sports Association road races mile tn-oval in a Porsche at Sunday's race was to be scheduled for the same day. Talladega 500 stock car race of- sc heduled for this coming Sun- were canceled Saturday be- fll.120 miles per hour - setting Foyt's first stock car race here. Foyt already has his sixth DOUBLES-M'Rae, XC. 33. Ly nn, Bin. 3). P Jackn, Oak. ficials postponed the seventh day. The rain, which hampered cause of a wet track at the Ala- a world's closed course speed lie won fourth spot in quali- US/IC driving title wrapped up San Diego tJonet ISO) at New York (MAfIAck 11 8). In) National -: ' really not Rain Postpones Tallade~ a 500 For Week North. Oak. 77 Medinah by boge)ing the last " ''liii led the Dolphins to Cincinnati's aboLit it," rown sa id 11 ' of Antler- Lynn, Bin. touchdowns, and Jim Strong, as first-team fullback with for a H~yard scoring pass. -I was pleased by the way the on a 23-yard third quarter field bit," he added. "Defensivel , Tex, 319, y WAthinQton, Oak. 315 Munso n, wlw ran for one. The five TDs Csonka gone to UK- World Foot. "Wh,at can you say about a offensive linte came off the ball goal by Dave Green after a we've been having some probNY. 311 00 the ground set a WFI. ball League, picked up 78 yards uy who's be en in the league 20 and the running of Nottingham drive stall ed on the Miami 19. lems We expected this really." PUNS. Lynn. flsn 72, Rice, Podi, Oak. 6 Atlanta 6 2 Chicago 71 H0ME RUNS-R,Jacki,on, SI Louis 6 , San Diego 1 Oak, 21. Mayberry. KC, 26. Houston 5. Ptts.burgh 0 0 Scott, MU, 21. Bonds. PlY. Sunday's Results San Francisco I. Philadelphia fl; Burroughs. 1ev. 2). S T 0 1 1! P4 BASES-Rivers, I C AI, 51. WaShngtort, Oak, 35, Anqqe 7. IICW York I Pemy, Cal. 3). Ot;s, XC, 31. ChIcago 9. Atlanta 1 three holes, finishing two shots -. yards, Reaves had only one Regular quarterback Bob completion in four tries. players left over for offensc, day night, of the National Foot- back Earl Morrall, now 41, then of offense will work without cornerback Ken Riley intercept issue. ton. Like Billy Sadler and Steve ball League exhibition season, threw a 17-yard pass to Nat Csonka, said with a grin, "It two of his passes. "Defensively, we're exConl American League Los AnQele, , 7. Ne* York 0 "I think he will not siotin for- _________ _____ Quiarterback Matthew Reed estimated 21,000 each, Mem- in his pro debut one week ago. ifornia's luck ran out. San An- Shreveport Steamer set a club John Huarte, then Jim Kiick ran for touchdowns of 24 and 10 phis had 19,7, Shreveport ik' rushed for 102 yards, caugilt tonioerupted for 3l points in the record for points in defeating capped the comeback with a yards in the final quarter to 10,631 and Portland 7,709. two pa.sst's and completed one in leading the Southern California Sun to victory in us F ootball League season opener. 'flien c-nine the fall. At San Antonio Saturday night, the Wings ganged Un on MIAMI t Al' Cincinnati in 12 carries, ;in average of 6.5 years?" asked Malone of Mor- and Malone," Shula said. "We Bengal quarterback Ken AnDavis and clipped the fleet run- Coach l'aul Brown wasn't sur- yards a carry, and running rail. "lie can probably design hope Earl can continue to do (Jerson, who gave way to John rung back, holding turn to just 45 prised when the Miami t)ol- mate Benny Malone added 71 another offense. what he's always done and Reaves in the second half, cornyards on 13 viii- crywhere 7 ( . 1_________ . ; Way F Davis, one of college foot- 1xisses for 313 yards, and his thie Charlotte Ifornets 23-11 -. the the victory. feels like we were snakebit or ter for Shreveport. . ball's most glamorous per. leafn actually outgained the I[if waiians ii nipped the Portland I.arry Csonka. who rushed for something," said Portland Attendance at the five WFI, Sari Antonio's offense exploded RATTINC, (755 at bats)- Oak o By THE ASSOCIATED f'HF..ss record, as did the Wings' five third period and the rout was the Chicago Winds 3818. two-yard TI) run. carry Birmingham to victory. successful action points. Memphis, down 11.0 at halfThe flawaiians scooped up Rookie wide receiver lucky Anthony Davis is learning Sun rookie quarterback Pat Elsewhere in the WFI. Satur- time, got one touchdown from three Portland Fumbles and re Scales caught touchdown that life in pro football isn't alHaden, a college teammate of day night, the Memphis South. each of its three former Miami turned theni all for touchdowns passes of 47 and nine yards to I)S a bed of roses. Davis, completed 24 of 40 iiien came from behind to beat Dolphins stars and pulled out in their one-point squeaker. '!t highlight a 21-point fourth quar- Southern California at Hawaii for a 54r. win, 'I I_/ Monday, Aug. ii, l7S-7A Cincinnati Loss Not Surprising r Portland at Chicago, n 60 $4 5M Atlanta ____ - INDIANAPOLIS AP - It'll Orantes perha ps has a pay. handsome Spaniard. ing Sunday, top-seeded Chris be the power of Wimbledon chological advantage over Ashe And Ashe has had several dif- Evert was resting after winning champion Arthur Ast* against in that he won the past three ficult singles matches. lie lar 75th match in a row on clay the finesse of Spa in's Manuel meetings - the last be ing at neede d three sets to be at Bra- and her fourth consecutive U.S. i - 11111111111-3 , As e To Ba We Oran#,-, es 14 : .,.~ LOS AnqpIt" 61 55 576 15', NY, 1)1; C, Brett, XC. 179. S Francisco Randle. Tex. so se 167 o — _______________ I 4 73, MCmphls 73, Cnartte ii 5,n Antonio 54, Southern ilornia n SPreepoi't 36. Chicago 16 I 5Of 6 3). (n) Clay Title At Stake Saturday's Rsulti RCrrnnc,ham Philadelphia at Shreveport. n Saturday's Results Firestone layout which the pros Jim Colbe't. 11.3)1 79667273-790 Al Chandler. $470 717$ 70 l)3Oi first three in 1953 and didn't ob Wynn, 51.5)1 if 696900 7-'-79O Doe',- Fin%tCrwald 5175 757376 have labeled the"Momter." Gary pla yer, it vs 7; ?o ?)76-29, )os play . in the PGA. 070 W I Pct. GB flsn. 77. Yttrlemtki Bsn. 71. Carew. Mm. 71; Mayberry, KC. 66 19 571 61 ia P JarIson, Oak. 66 ' New York Briti3hOpens and PG A - in a single year. Ben Hogan won the 14 00--loo as 0 2 0 000 39 46 hiiq ø 2 National League East Some of the game's biggest rutines tired and fell back. Brit- second wi th a 69 for 278. 64 n so three shots of the professional Jerry Heard. 11.500 7570 70 71-719 Ron Lefellier. 1475 76 777575-795 goal of winning the four top pro Only Crampton threatened - tarry Hinwn. 11511 64 73 77 "oBIAnca%.i4?1 72767177-and not very seriousiv -in the i C snead timl 73 67 is 15-290 "" 9$ johrimAhni muggy. rain-interrupted show290 down over the 7,I &yard. par-70 rev.'r POrIIAF%d o s, soo Il5) at Dc Boston i moret ' Maurice Ver 73-297 Bob Benson, sin the incoming nine and finished Mac Mclencion. $1,000 7)7)70 7 Anton i o o I 000 too 3s Calif i I Calitornia (Tanana 96), in) and veteran Hill Casper tied for fifth with Open at Carnoustie by a single 737771 74-297 Western Division Milwaukee (Slaton 1111) at Minnesota Butler 1)1, In) New York lDO%on 9 it) t back. lie missed the British 4'S Roger Watson. $171 7)7376 75-797 San S. trail (LaGrow I Ill. (n) . prods my ambition to try to win John Schlee. 54,445 71 64 73 72-766 Torn Jenbens. 5S17 7275 7374-791 said. "He should have won the Ray FlOyd. 54.461 the Grand Slam." 70 737771-214 Charles Sifford, 5S17 71 '27$ 13-294 Leonard Thompton, 14.163 U.S. Open. He did things he 69 fl Bruce Devlin. 5435 70 ?i is 7?-79$ Nicklaus held off the chal- n-no never does, He also should have Forrest Fe:ler, 5415 7572717779$ lenge of Australian Bruce Ben Cre,shaw, 51.4667377 7)70-754 Art Wall, 143.3 70 71 74 77-795 won the British Open." ("rampton Sunday over the long Mike Hill, 17.97) 72 717071-767 Jim Dent. 1470 70 7)77 77--795 After winning the Masters, Firestone course and won the Gil Morgan. 17.973 73717) 7-7I7 George Johnson, 5471 fl 74 73-796 Steve Melnyk,$2.973 7)727410-767 Ed Sneed. stis 7 is 74 7s-o Nicklaus blew the U.S. Open at . -1 11 71 ?4 74_2tit Butch Baira. 5013 Bud A 111n. Milwaukee 7. Teiat Texas (Perry 75777) 71-792 which Nicklaus might rernem- $413 IS Si 65 441 19 51 66 136 20 Baltimore (Cuellar 1C SI, (n) Peter Closerhuis, U13 74 17 72 ?4- Don January. %A 468 72 11 71 J3_2S6 797 I would like to get five. The tact 266 . -- - to match that Nobody ever has Torn Watson. 16.075 70 7171 73-713 I I 0 SM 30 38 JackSonv o I o wo 26 77 Boston S. Oakland 3 Today's Oames Bruce Crmptr, 125.700 71 63 is Gay Brewer, 51,715 71 74 7) 77-79) 69-770 Tom Kite. 51,215 77.71 7771-791 Open king Lou Graham shot 296 Sunday, "Now I am more de- Tom Weitkopf, $16,000 70 7)7064- Bobby Nichos,11.7l572 7S7272-79 and Lee Trevino trailed with tcrmined to continue playing, 1 779 Arnold Palmer, $1,215 7)7773 297. like golf. I am a better player Andy North, $10500 7271 70 6$-2II AlGeibcrgeq,$),75 70706071-291 Hale Irwin, 11.667 than I ever was. ii was Weiskopi who sug65 73*3 Jerry McGee 14)3 7)71 73 72-797 Rely Casper, 51.642 77 69 727770-7*3 7)717166-751 BObby Cole. 1113 gested that W75 will be one 97 7)747174-7 "This is my fourth PGA. Wal- Dave Hill, $6,917 fourth PGA and 16th maJor title PhilaphlA California I, New York 0 tour Ar no ld Palmer ti ed at 291. U.S. Torn Shaw, 1113 ___ =iiFT . 1 : Ii Memph W I I Pct. P PA 0 I 0 3) 17 7 0 0 I 000 so ; ? (3 - Saturday's Rt'jIts flaltimore 17, Cico 6 MInnesota 1. Orl,o'( 0 Te 1. Mil w au kee 2 Rolston 7 . Oakland 2 Kansas City 6, Cleveland i California 6, New York I Sun. dai's Results Minnesota i, Detroit 0 Kansas City S. Clevelancj I .'.~11.: ish Ope n champion Torn WatJackNlckta,. 5.15.000 7066 67 ;.... Jimmy Powell, 11.215 7) 60 7671- son had 28-5. Gary Player and Nicklaus after winning his 776 14,1 70 is 6'.)9 CItY 61 50 561 5', 56 59 ae7 U California I , Prmh.m 155 17's 46 70 397 West SPORTS ________ I,1_fflT_"=LV_ , 25-year-old Gb 51 67 466 1611 ChMIotte 0 7 0 (100 2' so S I 61 Detroit • rt Torn Weiskopi, Nicklaus' fel- (ban Open, had to sink a 20-foot goals, low townsman who beat him in putt on the Final hole to finish "If I had won the Grand a recent playoff For the Cana- third with a 68 for 279. - ....... . MiI*ouket eague Eastern Division 67 Sl S49 ? S9 S5 Sur 10' : Cleveland Sh0 Ing the batteries and setting the sights on newer and loftier 'a " t0 Baltimore New York Minnesota AKRON, Ohio (APi For sophomore, Andy North of the world's greatest golfer, the ''\'ear 'l'isat ,hick Nicklaus handful of challengers with a Gave the Grand Slam Away" and_____________________________________________________________ despite a double bogey, to grab will not tx- one for weeping ______________ the gnashing of teeth. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Monday, Aug. 61, 1975-4A ('hiampion link Irwin, without a It will be a year for recharg- ________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ single birdie, in a round of 73 " ,d American Lea, East W L Pci notion 7 0 i5 60 And KAnsAs Chicano C ' ; - .. Willie Jones, Mpound defensive end from South Dade was named outstanding L Fl T I" World Football Baseball Herb Allen of Tampa Robinson scored 18 points and earned most valuable honors leading the winners to an 80-71 decision. _ ? i ~ Major League _____ - "'# , 0 C A __ four years." South's defense was so devastating that a strong group of North running backs was held to minus four yards, and only three pass completions by John Brantley of Ocala Forest For a total of 78 Q/P 41 kind of crumbled." South also won the all-star basketball game Saturday afternoon. mddIe guard Reggie Kiniaw of Miami Springs. North's outstanding player awards went to defensive back Nap Green of Gainesville and Michael Dupree, linebacker from Tallahassee Godby. ,,The South was a little quicker and bigger," said North Coach Brent hail, next ~ SCOREBOARD Jack B reezes I n PGA - . - __ . t . the - - -.::: -1 - Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - V __.k_~ AJ, + , , Wo 6 entire squad together in college," said 7zppone, of Hollywood Chaininade. ,1 1 •1 # , 'O 0, , " #' # #' # 0 ,04 L "But I really wish we could keep this th ink it would be fun to follow =; .~. - ~_;~ --a _~ - Z, "Picked Up Delivered One Day The Next" QUALITY HOUSE PRINTERS, INC. 3216$1 Merrick To Run In Trial Games. Miss Carr presented a brilliant display of her own routi nes Saturday night, scoring 9.6 out of 10 po ints in vaulting , 91111 uneven parallel ba rs, 9.5 in balance beam and 9.6 in Floor exercise. She had led after Frida y's competition but fell to thud after Saturday afternoon's compulsory competition. S1 Finished wi th 149.80 points. was Diane l)unbar of Walnut Creek, Calif., with 149.45 points to 149.25 or Kathy Howard of Oklahoma City, Okla., 148.40 for Kohlen ('asey of St. Paul, Minn., 14& for Debbie Wilcox of Englewood,Colo., and 148.05 For Hoxanne Pierce os Philadelphia. Taking second Miss Pierce , 20 and the oldest inetnber of t he team W he n it competes in Mexico City in (k tuber, just beat out irish Heed ef Denver, Cob., for the fi na l spot on t he squad. Miss Reed had 148.0 points and is the alternate to the .cqua(1. Mi'.s I 'itr'u' t' ';iiiit' h;i('k To 2 California Teams were o ve r learns led by Mike Cappelletti of Alexandria, Va., Trophy, the !ast event in the George Rapee of New York City Summer North American and Kaplan. Bridge (Thampion.ships, is down l"ejervary, lath seed, tie(0 two California Wallis feated a Grand National team A Foursome led by Harold from Dallas that included world (Uiver of Long Beach defeated open-pair champions Bob Rain. the (cain of Edward Kaplan of nusami and Bob Wolff. Feiervary New York City, 152-89, late Sun- also defeated a New York City day. And John FeJerv arv of team that had custed a team of Palo Alto led his team (a a 185- the Aces, captained by Ira l'ou-n 127 defcat of a team headed by Jr. of I)alhls. Joe Silver of Montreal. Guiver's (ennui includes Gil (;uivcr and Fejervary meet Sides of Van Nuys, who had this afternoon in a 61-hand match played in 16-hand quar- been scheduled to begin play today in the American Bridge tiers. Association's team-knockout Today's play caps a 10-day tournament in New York City. tournanient in which more than The association is made up l,4)() bridge players from mostly of black players. throughout the Americas took Oth er members are Marty part. The tourney was spunShallon of West IAs A ng eles sored by the American Contract anti Ira Cohen of Northridge. Itridge I.eague. MIAMI BEACH. (API Competition for the Spingold The Fejerrary team has P1Guiver, seeded 48th among the ill teams enteri ng the pres- yush Vakil of Fremont, hew tigious Spingold event last Stansby of Oakland and Ron Wednesday, scored three up- von den Porten and Grant Haze 'et Ii' g,,'t ti, the fin:ils They 1 San Francisco. Seminole Community College runner Don Merrick is training for the Pan-American harries In Mexico City, which are held every four years, the year before the Olympics are held. But first he must worry about which will be held later I.. i month in Portland, Ore. Merrick will leave Th ursday for the tn-lab wi th the ticket provided by the United States Olympic Committee. He is expected to attempt to qualify for the 100-yard dash, among other events. He became the first record ho lder in Seminole's history when he eclipsed the record in the 70-yard dash last season. But the mark was shattered in the next heat of the same meet. Merrick, who was a star at DeLand High School, was a member or the team which toured China In Ju ne. THINK RADIAL.. .AND LOOK TO THE LEADER So,w Of Our Most satisfied Cu,tonqrsHa,, 50* 0* 9.1 0*V' 0* row 0**4 .0v h'.i ohftt&l hai* he awrl ~ thi pe.s,.'co SI p W" fl.i( S ', p0* 'o SIs.M lii vs 011* 1Sol SI silmO&M '1' S0.,'40.d 11'VS 10* C0* tOW4 ofil4hom to (MS an of tool 11 *l5 40'tL4 m sb'40 5b , 504114 w moo .. eis ..sd s. p ,. 5)..., ,. — . 3 to 5.= k.c.* a o1..Ss s.,. SIPS__s a is... .14. 004 1,.,•• i0*a .4 Iia's's "M iv be .sry — s.i, "a Is. vi s... -- 'vid W .la,s 0 IV row .54* row . 3-i li's viGI 'D1'•'(#1 . &J 64 a*04'.4 MICHELIN I McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY, INC. PH, 322-0651 405 W. First Sanford �IIIA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _- _____________________ Monday, Aim. if, ms Ni /.\ Year Out Of Off ice , I -----, __ I'- xon: Susan Ford Honored At Official Function - TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Susan Ford, 18-year-old daughter of the President, sat on a bale of hay behind the Kansas governor's mansion, attracting the attention befitting the guest of honor. The Sunday party planned by Gov. and Mrs. Robert F. Bennett was the only official function of the state to recognize the presence of ,A iss Ford, who will complete a six-week tour next Sunday as a photographer-trainee with .'._ I.,... utv iuuiuwiuu uay uuiuu __________ Brezhnev, Husak Talk - MOSCOW i Al' i Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev has met with the president of Czechoslovakia, Gustav Husak, lass reports. The Soviet news agency said Brezhnev, ho Is sac. honing at the Crimean resort of Yalta, met with Husak on Sunday. The announcement by lass was the first indication that Brezhnev had left Moscow. There was no indication on how long he would remain at his summer home in Yalta. However, there were reports 1. it L1 uJui __ ____ - . \ J GERM I) FORD r\ - t%,_it I \ - ./ 4 HICIIARD NIXON Avoid ,,. . i;r F rooACC *DLY 11I'll ' sale PP"- "EA . "SUPER-RIGHT" 4 , VY WESTERN TENDER.BEET - - 0 . I I the odveffisfid pit(# P. ASP ito , , spec' lic oU, noted ,n iN,5 ad of or belo- ci c cot U.S. president to resign his office, I I i -4 I II i .. .. . . . . nd. :OU • P. ' i'ri I . . Ir.y'y." j III ' I I U I I For Refugees VAIL, Colo. (AP) - Dressed takes off next Monday for in blue pajamas, the middle- mid-vacation tour ln Iowa, Min. aged Vietnamese man ap- nesota and Illinois. proached President Ford and East May, Ford pressed for said in hesitant English: funds to resettle Indochina refu. '-All oC people of Ft. Chaffee gees In this country, and Conthank you very much for your gress responded by appropriathelp, and we pray for you, your ing $405 million. family and your people." Thousands of refugees still at The incident took place Sun- Chaffee showed their appria. day in a hospital ward as the tion by giving the President a Presideit ended an hour-long visit to the Vietnamese refugee rousing welcome. They lined relocation center at Ft. Chaf. the three-mile route from the base gate and waved and fee, Ark cheered as the presidential moThe President said he would torcade went by. So everything possible that new homes are (onnd by Donald McDonald, a senior late this fall for this man and civil coordinator at 55,000 other Thdochina refugees told the President that Ft. still in four U.S. camps. Chaffee quarters 20,941 refu- - i- I TOP -- ' j f OTIJUTO - You More ,,l (Continued From Page-11A) "traditional landscapes and A Sanford resident since high some are architecture, like school and married tolong..tlrne older type buildings." His Sanford resident Clayda ( the weakest point, he says, of former Clayda Forguson), painting is the portrait. "This is Jones' name is not new to the an entirely different art," he city. said. "I like to see somebody buy n Other than the Saturday painting because they like it. morning lessons, Jones says he ir,stead of somebody saying, does not find much time for his 'that's what Ashby Jones did' painting and does little art work and then buy it." at his home. Atthough "a lot" of In his three hour lessons each his paintings hang in his home. Saturday morning with Stowe. Jones' artist blood flows Jones is developing a style thick, when he discounts selling change, "leaning more towards his work as top prforlty. a smeother style and texture," "This Is not what it's all he says. about," he says. "When I retire Jores says the main subjects I plan to travel with artists and for his paintings are to see the country." - ice Milk galics jug •• LIMIT 3 WITH $750 IN OTHER PURCHASES EXCL. CIGARETTES ° Save 28C , IONA YELLOW.CLING HALVES & SLICED I LU11-0 Pepsi-Cola BartlelI Pears Save 40C JANE PARKER panish Bar S_ Ióoz BOTTLES Cal plus Dep.it II 2'Piack.i , LB. td SIZE La Mesa ft StonewaretI 29oz. I ) -- PIECE I WITH LIMIT 2 WITH $7.50 IN OTHER - 49SUT'NG U EVERY 3.00 PURCHASE EXCLUDING CIGARTTE5 - C71 1 WEEKS TO COMPLETE YOUR SET Jail Reopening Mulled Include installing fire doors on (Continued From Page-lA) all janitor and storage closets to second floor correctional of- retard the swead of fire for one fIc'ers to carry keys to Mae hour, new storage areas equipment cabinets, install a desfgn3ted, air conditioning modern cell locking and release installed, emergency lighting mechanism, provide addiUo'ial units provided, enforcement of fire exits, provide bedding an accurate visitor log-in made of fire retardent and non- procedure for the Jail, and toxlr n,aerials, formulate assignment of a full-time thorough evacuation county rnaintenancem.anto the procedures with mandatory jail, review and practice by jail Polk says he s working to personnel. comply with all of the recoinThe recommendations also mendations. ( Save IBC 13c OFF LABEL Drive noø I liii 25 801. Volume 2-25 VOLUME 1 only ....... YOLUME49C CAP'N CRUNCH S 11 z. SUNDAY - YOU PAY -- I I l only 52 99 'U' 1 , ONE I-La. 0*0 TUflflf(I1fliJ OUR OWN I EIGHT O'CLOCK Coff.. W11t1 1 I Tea Bags 100 ct BOX WITH 69c - YOU S%'l?V4 I THI5 I 88c . , ( ., ' . PRICES GOOD IN ALL A&P STORES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES ' I LN 11 — ~4 A 1 % !4uI~;04 4 . W 1_ / ,, ~ '~ - I _____ American Legion Auxiliary 25 of Deltona has scheduled many events for the month of August, to help maintain the new Legion Home on U.S. 17-92, just south of Orange City, which the Post and Unit purchased recently. All day Saturday they will assist the Post in a bake siul at the Deltona Plaza. _, pin. on Aug. ra a card stage will Auxiliary part) and fashion show in the Legion Hall. Door prizes and tale prizes will be presented. attending are asked to bring their own cards and tallies and a card table if ,r L I, .. / fr' V. -/ I , iwl ' -_ _-, w _. --- - __., IT I A& V - - 1~ II I -- - r I • will be taught by Joseph taking the intermediate course. Furniture Education at Giraulo who has been involved Space is limited. Seminole Community College Refinishing in antique buying, selling and has an exciting line-up of refinishing for the past 20 courses for the fall term, some Two sections in Home Fur- years. in the classroom you will Interpersonal of them free, others requlringa niture Refinishing will be of- receive instruct:ons on the small registration fee. Many of fered. "Home Furniture following topics: removing Communications the courses will be held at the Refinishing I" will begin Sept. existing finishes, repairing and Do people often znlsuncollege's new campus located ln 16, from? p.m, to 10 p.m., en- securing, preparing the wood, derstand what you are trying to Continuing and Shorty Baker have been very ambitious hosts since IAzi Street is so very happy to have her daughtei, Martha Macintosh and randson I)ou on a visit from Honduras. Martha will be in Chuluota for a month until her sons, Scot and Brian, return to flowey-in-the- 27 at 7:30 pin, in the Legion hall, All members are urged to attend and to try to bring it prospective miit'mbcr. Star Club Disbands lix I }eltin,u Star (tub has been disbanded as members are unable to keep pace with increasing costs of renting space for meetings. At a recent meeting, members voted unanimously to disband the club which was comprised of v,omiien in good standing with Eastern Star Chapters in other states, but who are new living in Deltona. For the past II years, the Deltona Star Club has men in the rent-free Deltona Corninunity ('enter. As of this year, however, it rental fee has been levied to all groups using the ( 'tnununity ('enter, and star Club members, many of whom are retirees, agree they cannot afford to pay the cost of renting the facility for meetings. In addition, the club has been faced for some time with a request front the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star of Florida to change its name, excluding the word "star." "Now that the club has disbanded for financial reasons, perhaps we can form an Easrn Star Chapter in Deltona," said a club spokesman. "We loved our Star Club because it gave all out-of-state members of l')iseri Star Clubs a chance to meet one another. "Now the only way we might be able to meet again each month is by formine a chapter of the Eastern Star here, That would be something to look it morwaru to, sne said. . I courses varie , userut - The division of Adult and Families Entertain :,. 9'. Zany costumes, crazy makeup and a freaky set might seem appropriate to a hippie gathering, but In the musical "Godspell," the message of these unusual trappings Is one of deep and joyful religious iiisplration. "Godspell" will be performed for Sanford area audiences Wednesday through Sunday at 8 p.m. nightly in the First United Slethodist Church's fellowship hall on the corner of Magnolia and Fif th Street, Fell owship Players featured In the family-style show Include (seated, from left) Anna Lea Heard, Martha Hardwlck., Allyson Dupree, Buddy Echols, Anth ony Sutton and (standing, from t..I...f't,L. t..k....... c L_II__J 11111 iiq, .JuUU(JI1, iianrw ucu,eujaju, nait iorgan and roreman itearu. GODSPELL SHOW BASED ON L.oiiege I ,,~, IF - , - ••'_,...i._ n president Joan 14outsenhizer, the bingo tables. Every Thursday evening, from 7:15 to about 10 p.mil., bingo and card games are played in the Legion hall to which the public is invited, Regular meeting of the Post and Aux iliary will be 11t'I(l Aug. .~ " *.~t e : -. r ': - Legion Plans Busy Month the card party and Auxiliary I 'I I YOU ris I IPAY CflUPOPul COUPON IIM't w s s; e'I e cou'ow w,$? 01 .0th u'wtt tul(s*%e' lift r. 9 O?"*I •iJ$(,'eltS 4 o'tl( 14 VI •I.18?IIPIJ J,_, 77 11 - returning from their stay in Scot.sboro, Ala. I.iza's sister, Carpenter. Mary. and husband, Paul Penny, from Canton, Ohio are ilills Academy for school in lbe their present guests. Nephew fall. She will then return to Red Cross Teaches Joe Baker and his wife, Julie, Honduras where her husband from Homestead stopped by on 11 Colonel Robert M Red Cross life saving classes their way north for a vacation Macintosh is attached to are being given in the pool at of fishing in Canada. Another Embassy. the 3R Ranch on Snow Hill Road nephew, L&ster Hoffer,with by water safety instructor linda and Jason from North Mary Killen. Ms. Killen states Carolina visited them and took Brownies Take Ride there are 16 students trying for the grand tour of Central' their badges. SWUIUUCIS of the The girls in Brownie Troop Florida Disney World, Silver ages 11 to 14 are trying for their Number 826 are taking a train Springs and the Cape. Junior Badge. The others are Liza and Short) had a family ride on the Amtrak from Winter taking Senior l.ile Saving and dinner Sunday for Liz.a's father, Park to Sanford. They then will hope to return next season O.D. Abbott, and Catherine and go to the Central Florida 7 life guards for the ilooL Bob Hinds with their four where they will enjoy both the Ms. Killen also teaches a children, all from Titusville; animals and a sack lunch. This trip is a special treat for class of bemnners and ad- her sister and brother-in-law, the Brownies who attended th e the ranch. the Paul Pennys, niece Traci vanceti beginners at meetings. mer Mrs. that these Baker along with Emory and sum Needless to swimm i ng classes are among Mary Theiss of Orlando with Juniper, Mrs. Venson ar:d Mrs. the most popular on these hot their three children attended. Shogren will accomnpany the Eselyn Murphy of Fourth girls. sultry days. children will be featured. Members of the Auxiliary will serve as nnoiels. Genelda Allen is in charge of the fashion show; Mrs. Henry, PINECRESICENTER HWY.17.,2 SANFORD COUPONII INTERSTATE MALL 'v co.'o' I tt ' 0's-ti 'vlCtilj, I*(i HWY. 436 L'' '"j • ALTAMONTE SPRINGS AUG.3,IT EMS OFFERED FOR SALE ARE NOT AS'AILAILE TO OTHER RETAIL DEAtIS OR WHOLESALERS NOT RISPONSIILE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS LIMIT I WITH 7.50 IN OTHER PURCHASES EXCL. CIGARETTES PRICES EFFECTIVE THIU PARFAIT Yogurt ENCYCLOPEDIA CRUHCHBERRY CEREAL 1 GIANT Sill Cummings; vice president, The fashion show will be given by fiee-I.ine Fashions and clothing for men, women and MIIANNI(.A JUNIUIO Breakstone SWISS DETERGENT And even if the gentleman responds with a sign that reads, possible. L " wrong with saying. 1ley, I'm lonely' g PER PLACE cans P'JRCHAS(s 41 Honeydews EA.99C I9oz. LOAF Peaches 2 Blue Plums VINE Tomato.1 RIPE _ I person, but it sure isn't worill Red Plume 1112w REGULAR 39C 391 4i EACH LIMIT 2 WITH 7.50 IN OTHER PURCHASES (XCI CIGARETTES LIMIT 2 WITH 7 50 IN OTHER PURCHASES (XCI CIGARETTES Cantaloupes #27 SIZE 58C CARTON 1 l2 oz. $1 cans big sign in iny window, reading, --(;()()I).%) VIE ON CHANNEL - LARGE Y2GAL. plastic Juice '3 Save 27C Milk $ 29 I UI UIISG Jones' Paintings In Courthouse FRESH CALIFORNIA A&P LOOK FIT I nri,iniin Wake tip, Abby. flonesty is Mary Scott: secreutry, Vicki Than Just Food ,. - ' _____ V - Kelly; and treasurer, Sue __ A&P FROZEN CONCENTRATED - Mrs. Shirley Kelly Is advisor for the group. The youth of(leers are: presider.t, Jay A&P 2','. LOW-FAT FRESH ' _______________________ -. Save 100 ,• , Ii , successful. The profits are helping support the daily summer recreation program at the church. To reach their set goal, one more sale will be held on Aug. 16. "Save 17C::, f/ ?- The young people of the Community Church have been holding a series of rummage sales which have proven very Brown rice i 'A h 'le--gra iii rite from t hit h only the hull and a moll amount of the bran has been removed. Nut like in I1aor and chews of texture, it need,more water and longer cooking time thaii v4 'te rice. Drown rite i, ea' to conk. vum can boil. 1eam,oen.took,or1rs 11.1 cupu1rarice gie you t cup-. of cooked rke l- most if the It-vitamins in the (''ke(J rice. (luifl'( tlfl'J it Iie'fore (it after cooking. Follow package direct ions carefully and uceJIlt enough water. I )ont ,tit rict after it come'. to a boiL t hi-' mashes the rice and make'. it gumrnt Add a Ial)le'sJkMin of (oil to cooking 'Aatur ht'Iute adding ri(t' it) keep the grain -11 rn't-.e-parale 'l'o test the donene-.s of rice. u-'e the h.i k nt a spwin and pre"o% cooked rice kernel-, against the '.ide of pan When kernel-' at" soft throughout the rice is ready. Later, Ford and Mrs. Ford gees. Another 23,000 have been flew to Vail. Colo., to begin a relocated elsewhere in homes two-week working vacation inacross the country. the mountain resort. Meeting with aides, social McDonald reported a total of events, golf, swimming and 120,796 refugees have come to tennis are on his agenda for the the four relocation centers but next several days before he 65,151 have been resettled. - I- ' Rummage Sales Popular Naturally Perfect Brown Rice __ ' 'I .4 .4.,, £,,,,., /1 / / / / V. V ,4.rJ"i./ . if / / ; 'iJ / 'I ,.' 41 d" , I. / I' - 1 We Owe . Ill, -' 1 / !.&.; L_?'.S f// CATHY IN BARBI-;ItToN, 0. "IT'S A RERUN," at least NOII0l)Y'S FOoL IN SEAT"i she's gotten his attention and TI *E casserole, a bottle of %ine and a I'light get something going, DEAR N0110I)Y'S: Thanks. knock on the door" sounds like FT. SMITH, ARK. needed that. PiI*(f Sf II (.i...n AIf.In W ' I ,. 11/ , / / I. ' I believe In safety first, guy she sees across the way and ~1 it lot less loneliness. ~t ,. . , .I DEAR AIIIIN': I was sad. sa%s site doesn't even care how I would have told that girl to ., put big sign in her window s de ned by the cold Iioalitv with old he is. y0UIj 'Atlich you dismissed GIRl. She sounds like my kind of fellows: "WIIAT'S ACItOSS THE WAY's letter. gal. I'm 56 and c,ould use some PHONE NUMBER May I offer. a solutno? feminili' companionship. FI(lENln,y IN l'IIILIX honey, if you want to meet If she's in the state of Rhode DEAR FItIENl)l. : That that elude, hang a sign ou ts ide Island, I'll go get her. kind of "frirmiulliiirss" is asking tour window: 'Want to come (or big touhk'. 1:hihitlimg such SAM IN l'ItOVIOENCE a over for a CUP of coffee?'' Or . I ~Nf sign In a large city might be too maybe a safer, "Meet you at "successful" to succeed. . L)EM( ,\UBY: You will ~ r ;..* the corner drug store UI IS proLxibly be hearing from a lot DEAR ABBY: Shaine, ininutes." shame, shame!!!! This is l5. If he doesn't show up. THEN you for telling that girl across and I am disgusted with your she can pu11 down her shade and the way to pull down her shade old-fashioned advice to the 2 forget him. and forget the guy she sees, year-old woman who ir about the best way to meet an I(9SA, CAliF. after night all alone. apparently lonely gentleman % I)EM( AIfflY: I have a Well, I applaud your g across tile way. solution for GHU, Acilo&s sense' I,ord only knows what 0 ~. A little casserole, a bottle of TIl1 WAY. I'm in advertising kind of nut he could be. wine a knock on his door and be lieve in it. I'm not saying he couldn't ,.., ._.and her - I']IH I 11I . - I b .... . I a • / " - I VI f (/1/1/.''' /i/// - i / / 1 / / 16 & .'i ',1i/1,I//// .. 7'4' / / / - * fI , .. . '111111, - - . RAVY -WESTERN TEND . "ji$. i - g I certainly I I / j / / / / / / / / I / Little Ut-ti Riding 111)0(1 DEAR ABBY: Where does Abby. that's the trouble with revisited complete with wolf. that 2yearld, lonely working P t his world. If more people met I'm all for hunest, honey. girl live? She wan ts to meet a strangers half way, there would But #I MONDAY AUGUST SU DAY AUGUST ICA help odwerfised item% -% i h-Rise Romance don't agree with the advice you 'at' THE GlitI. ACROSS TIlE WAY. Her apartment faced a 10-story high rise. She couki set' into the apartment of i gen. tieman who was always alone. Since she is alone, too, she asked you how she could uiteet null u., .1 ii him. You told her in I,.,,, her a and forget it THIS AO ARE EFFECTIVE 0 i m F-1 Irl FUPTIM-ff iiSliY / 4 ' '..' " ' ' ' ' .' PRICES IN AM" it H / //iI ' I WIC I Monday, Aug. 11, 191-1B ________ - _1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '" '' . II ii Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. WASHINGTON (All) - Pres- the American people in their we move in the next 12 to 14 ident Ford, who came to office a government, that he had estab- months I think It will become year ago because of the Wa- lished a Ford presidency and iirnre and more evident, which, ttgate scandal, says "there that he was winning the fight of ccurse, gives us an opportun. would never be an opportunity against inflation and recession, it)' in the next election to lay for another Watergate to take Ford said he and Pis family that record out so the public ca place" because of an alert news enjoyed the White house, which judge it against any alternative media, public and Congress. he called a"nnagnlficent home programs submitted by the He said the strong American ... a super place to live." But he opposition.' system of government enabled said "it can be a little lonely at Asked about criticism that he the nation to survive that "very times. had not provided a broad roJ. traum.atic period." "It also gives you an oppOr for the countly's future, "If you look at what happened tunity to focus in on the prob. map Ford said he had not instituted before August 9 , and w ha t lems, and it is the problems that malor new nrooranic i -... ruippeneu since, I think you will come with the house that make cause he want ed first to get the come to the conclusion that the it somewhat difficult at times to nation's fiscal situation under system did work," Ford said in really relax and eniJo' Yourcontrol. a Public Broadcasting Service selves." Tile President, reminded by ,,Once we have achieved that an interviewer that many had result - and I think we have Richard M. Nixon announced regarded him as an interim made suhstantial headway his resignation front office a president when he took office, then we can take a look at itand year ago because of Wa- was asked if he had established make recommendations for the rgate, and Ford replaced him a Ford presidency. long range," he said. the next day. "I think we have gradually Ito said his next State of he Reflecting on his first year in put together a domestic pro'Uice, Ford said he felt the iramii and a foreign policy that Union message will include openness of his administration can be identified as a Ford ad- some areas that will point had restored the confidence of ministration," he replied. "As that direction. - J.sI/ i ,rj/~.' ,/; / , e, A. ) Vt - Nixon has signed a contract to do a "no holds barred" series of television interviews, David Frost says. Frost would not disclose the price tag agreed to by Nixon. In a press conference Sunday, the British Interviewer said Nixon agreed to discuss the events, collectively dubbed Watergate, which led to his becoming the first Ford Promises _____ I----. - . ues surnng startingDeacni in - .D.A. Frost To Interview Nixon LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former President Richard M. __ ____ Gerald U. Ford was sworn in as town hike miles to get there. his successor. They rarely look up the hill toward the Nixon compound Publicly silent since he w re he uniformed guards march stepped down, Nixon has choamong the cypress trees borsen to become one of America's dering the estate. most private citizens. "We have respected his de"Sometimes we forget that he sire for privacy," said Emil even lives here," says one resiRadics, president of the San dent of this small seaside city. Clemente Chamber of Coin"Weeks go b)' and we don't even merce. "If he decides that he think of him." wants to participate in commuBut 5011W Americans remem- nity affairs, I'm confident he'll ber. Tourists on vacation along be welcomed wholeheartedly.- The Topeka Capital-Journal. She is scheduled to go to Vail, Cob., for a brief vacation with the President and Mrs. Ford before beginning her freshman year at Mount Vernon College in Washington. that Brezhnev looked tired at the recent summit meeting in Helsinki and there have been reports in recent months that he has been ill. ,_ SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. the California coast make pu(All) - One year ago Richard griniages here daily, driving M. Nixon, besieged by the down "Avenida del Presidente" Watergate scandal, surren- to the point where it dead-ends, dered his presidency, the first at the stone walls guarding American president in history Nixon's rambling estate from to resign. public view. Living in self-imposed isola"We just wanted to see what tion. Nixon is not expected to it looked like" said a family mark the painful anniversary (roiii Indiana who approached with any public comment, the gates . "We didn't really A year ago Nixon went 0' think we'd see him." nationwide television to an. The beach below Nixon's nounce his resignation. But blufftop villa is open to the pubofficially he was still President lie now, and youngsters who PEOPLE Ford: Informed Public Would Prevent Repeat . __________ the Pan American Bank ding on Nov. 18. "Home Furbuilding at the intersection of I- ruiture Refinishing II," which is 4 and SR 436. For reservations a more advanced class and or more information, call would be a benefit for those Seminole Community College persons who took either of the and ask for the Adult Education ;'Furniture Refinishing" department. Classes are self- classes in the spring, wiL begin supported by student fees at no Sept. 18, from 7 pm, to 10 p.m., expense to tile tax pa y er. endi ng on N ov. 20. Both classes Seniors' Queen Selected Five women who are patients in nursing homes in DeLand, Lake Wales, Miami, Orlando and South Pasadena have qualified for the finals of the first Ms. Florida Nursing Home Contest. The first 'queen" of the golden age group will be crowned by John M. Jenkins, President of the Florida Nursing Home A.ssociation, Aug. 12, at a luncheon in the Contemporary Resort Hotel at Walt Disney World. Finalists, all five selected in District contests, are: Lillian Cowen, Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged ( Douglas Gardens), Miami - District 1; ZIta Hennig, Florida Manor Nursing Home, Orlando - District 11; flea Wilimon, Ridge Convalescent Center, lake Wales - Distr ict III; Wilhelrnine Pawlicki, Pasadena Manor Nursing home, South Pasadena District V; Ethel Fisher, E)ehand Convalescent Center, Del .and Distiict XIV. Frieda Wilson of Lakeview Nursing Center, Sanford, was a local representative in the District competition. This is the first year that the Association has sponsored a 't.ate-wide contest to find the "queen" of Florida's nursing home patients. A year ago, District II conducted a District Ms. Nursing Home Contest, as a pilot project, following a basic format established in 1973 in Texas. The pilot projec t was such a hit that the Association decid ed to go state-wide. It was th e original plan to select the sta te winner from photographs and resumes or biographical sketches of the District winners. However, when all five District winners ex pressed a desire for a head-to-head competition, the state-wide contest was set for Walt Disney World. When Ms. Florida N ursi ng Home is selected Aug. 12, the FNH\ will nominate her for the Ms American Nursing Home Contest, lobe conducted in the fall by the American Heal th 'are Association. - - - How To 1-leip Your Doctor Help Keep Kids Hea/thy Winter Park Memorial hospital this month will again offer its popular seminar for parents titled ''how to Help Your I Help You Raise Healthy Kids." The progranii, provided by it panel of pediatricians from the hospital's Medical Stiff, is scheduled for 8p.m. August 2l, in the Hospital Auditorium on Edinburgh Drive, Subject matter to be included will be designed for the parents of young children, such as how to recognize symptoms of illness, how to develop good health habits and how to provide a safe environment. The seminar is one of a series offered periodically by Winter Park Memorial Hospital as part of its community health education service. Several previous programs on this subject have been wellattended, Hospital spokesman Charles Richards, said, and the seminar for parents of small children is now repeated regularly. The care of newborn infants is covered in the Prenatal Instruction classes, he said, but (tvre is an obvious need and desire on the part of young parents for knowledge about health I and iivt). staining and finishing, furniture accessories, repairing damaged finishes, veneering special and refinishing methods, and care and maintenance of refinished furniture. Both "Home Furniture Refinishing" classes will meet in Giraulo's workshop at "The Furniture Doctor," 901 West First St., Sanford. Space in the class will be limited. Interior Decorating - (iilIIli everyday communication are numerous: anxiety, lack of trust, self-doubts, hostilities. egotism. Enroll in "Interpersonal Communication" and learn how to communicate more effectively; how to be morehonestaboutyour feelings both with yourself and others, The class will meet in Room S-207 on the &'inwule Cornniunity College campus from 'è' pin, to 10 p.m., beginning on September 9 and ending on October 28. Shirleyanne Parr will be the instructor, - Quilting - Techn- - - Deof • . . Oil Painting say to them? Do they misin. Daytime and evening classes terpret a word a look? ,,, 'I' 'Ill aauii The barriers that exist in fered. Several classes in Interior decorating will be taught by Ms. Jill Smith. "Basic home Interior Decorating" will run Sept. 9 Oct. 28 from 7- 10 p.m. in Room 38, Adult Education Campus. "Basic Home Interior kiu Decorating" will also run Sept. - 11 Oct. 30 from 7 10 p.m. in Do you remember the Room :18, Adult Education beautiful quilted items that Building. "Intermediate Home your mother and grandmother Interior Decorating" will run used to make' How man)' times Sept. 10- Oct. 29 from 7-10 p.m., have you admired the work of in Room 38, Adult Education others and wished you were so Campus. talented? Join our "Quilting Ms. Smith, the instructor, Technique" class and feel the says, "Even though you may great satisfaction you receive have taken the "Advanced from be ing able to accomplish Interior Decorating" class, what you have so often adrnired students can still benefit by from others - The college is offering ''Quilting Techniques" beginning on Sept. 8, from 7 p.m., to 10 p.m., ending Oct. 27. The class will meet in Room 2 at the South Seminole Center. SHOP THE HERALD • CLASSIFIED PAGES • 1 • U The daytime Oil Painting class will begin on Sept. 9, and end on Oct. 2. and will meet each Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m., to 12 noon. Mrs. Helen Hickey will instruct two evening classes. "Beginning Oil Painting" will meet each Tuesday evening, beginning on Sept. 9 and ending cn Oct. 23. "Intermediate Oil Painting" will meet each Thursday evening, beginning on Sept, 11, and ending on Oct. 30. The evening classes meet from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. All three classes meet in Building 11 on the Adult Education campus. Space in the classes i limited. �- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ___________________________ [ Near and TONIGHT'S TV 6:30 (6) To Tell The Concentrat ion (C) (33, 44) Movie 3O (2,0) Days 01 Our Semester (I) Today in Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (5) News 7:00 (2, I) Today EVENING (6) Sunrise Lives (6) As The Wcwld Tur () Let's Make A (6) News Wild World Deal 7:30 (0) Am America Of Animals 2:00 (6) GuidIng Light (44) ReligIous () $10,000 PyramId Answer to Pry'ous Putto Fa1 Legal Notice lc*est I Il8aticcounuy 15 Ci Ifl FIorI 16 Study of r$fihon t/ Husband of Gudrun (myth) 19 Designations dec' 50 City in Poenc,a St Closest 53 P.jnt' 57 Snct,on 24 Narrow road 25 50) (Roman) 60 Gf strokes L5SNb EL A Dgj fpjpj 'r R 0 ____________ ____________ _____________ ______________ E 0 Q 'r A I p I. e Plantilt, MICHAEL I SHOUVLIN, . al, Defendants P A Rl 8:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. NOTICE OF ACTION tO Creature 37 Shade tree 11 Of ancient City 38 KitChen gadget 1 thru Stimes 6fhru 25 times 26iimes HOURS I 41c a Iin 31c a line 24c a line 4 room apt Child and p eIcome VCrY flC 1125 per mo %1O deposIt Sot Magnolia Ave 372 _________ ___________ ; 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) World At War () Let's Make A Fllntstones (13) World Team 8:00 (2. 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Township _______________________________________________________ 52 Compass point 71 Solh. Rang. 30 East. Seminole _______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 47 Skirmish 49 Sprightly 7 6 8 9 - ticularly described as follø: Commence at the intersection of 10 11 12 lake Howell lane with the Easterly - (9) IN YOUR FAMILY! AL ANON established), run thence North U For families or friends of problem degrpt' 07' 41" East along said drinkers Northerly right of way line a For further information call 173 dittanceof 77895 feet to the point Of 4557 or write 15 i" - - - - ___________ ___________ 2 I? 18 - - - 19 21 2 beginning From the point of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O tginninq thus describ rurn 153. 56nford, Fla 37771 ________________________ South 53 decrees 07' II" West a -distanceof 77$ 9Sleet to said pointof APE YOU LONELY? Let us help commencement, run Ihenie North YOU to meet the right person IVSt - I 28 - Easterly right of way lint' of Lake Hoell floi'levard a distance of /94 07 feet to a Point; run thence 31 4 _____ - - ___ _______ 3_______ 37 - 41 r _________________ 52 - si' - - 53 - I ________ - of beginning, run thence South degreesOl'49" East adistanceof - - -, - - - Intercom 24 (24) Villa Alegre 6:00 Search For Tomorrow 60 ii - - - - - - - - ________ - - n.,. . , - - .. - I ------------ this Court on August 7 $975 (Seal) A Clerk of the Court fly Lillian Jenkins As Dt'puty Clerk PijbUh AQ Ii, iS, 75. Sept (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey (24) FeelIng Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Gomer Pyle needed Call or write Santa's Black Sottie named "Joe" lost in the area ot Seminole High School. i.tog neros mcciicam,on so survive. Please call 373 9379 1(203) 673 3151 ____________ - -- Complete chltd care services. New Summer Pr'sgram! HEY DIDDLE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL will be passed on to you today through a chance social encounter. It will cause yu to rev*se a decision. GEMINI May 21-June 20) It's a good day to work on somethIng you consider more of a hobby than a chore, The results will please you, and ARIES (March 21-Apr11 19) You'll do be,st thinking today if you're under pressure or it on the spot, es)eciauy relation TAURUS (April 2o-Ma}' 20) Some ______________________ 'is,. ,__ CANCER (June 21-July toda you pleasant company, Get out and NLAT*Z You'll be very vbeant and others will find OUR DINOSAURS ISMISSING SHOw TIME ' ONE OF '-'-I SHOW TIti'E SN C,INDERE1LA possession ycj no longer need. Offcr fair price. The sale will be wrapped up quickly. LIBRA I Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll discover a small hidden profit in something you thought had nothing of value, provided you take the time to look. '',-- spread some sunshine, Care for Infants to age 7 Only. 101 E r.nJov much larger "Seek & FInd" puzzles with over .50 discoverj5 per 1)flel in an all-new series of 24.page booklets, To nrder volumes I. II and III. send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. Calcium Won 't I I-- __________ C a u s e D e p os i ts 91S AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19) By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. By using your head today In DEAR DR. LAMB I am a business ventures you can believer In calcium and take it easily outdistance competitors. Think carefully before acting. every day as a food supplement. I have been told that PISCFS (Feb. 20-March20) too much calcium will cause You have the ability to grasp calcium deposits. Please tacts quickly - . - - HE& - - - - - - - ' KIDS FUN SHOVI, IIEY u , overlook, In partnership •.,l.. k__1 "' WW 1'1 Coming Up August 19th mmftnr. 1)1 ItseScreen I ------ V' • ,iwuj& -- MAKESUREYOUNSTMISS THIS BIGONE a this '"'t% , - I i.j,... •--' NURSE AIDE S. experienced preferred Apply in person Lake - --' SEVILLA GAROEP4S -- Sanford's finest I & 7 ftP resdent .spts Eat in kitchens, di5hwasher, disposals, heat air, shag car petIng, private From Sanford Ave , #i Machinist bedrooms, I', bathe; fully carpeted 1113 Valencia Ct. Wst 159 1811 3 bedroom, 2 story. cen'ral Pica? & draperes, ar, nice nelghburhoorj, references reQuired $190 mo $100 drpo%it 322 7399 _______________________________ Looking for garden equipment? Read today's claf e' for For rent or sate' 2 yrs old. 3 BR. 000d buys ______________________________ bath, family em 2 car garage. ' central air, heat, kitchen equip ,31-Apartments Furnished pelt Call eves 67$ 3094 . . to _...,.i__ " '"'" --. ° -.'-. ' -. . - - ______- 3 rooms f&r ri,' or References requr depoSit 377 7399 ' • j ' O.4l0 '.'.'ater Guiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like 1100 mo ISO mo 1st & last Older couple Only 377 0747 . units Country Trailer Near Seminole College. private wooded lot. 7 BR. $173 mo Also I BR-1I6S mo 631 6772 CLIFF l'u{.EtAi4 UFALTC' - Luxury Patio 1J,t)jie Apartments I SURpRj8I GA}WI -I I '-I a. :' U -_ tt' tb. i Gent ttii)$ ' FROM __________ 1 akrfrortt-- FurniShed 1 bedroom, .5.1?' electrIc, water 3. k'wer st & last, mo 3726077 - TP'rmbinq about that summer catlon? Get abetter car through !Prciassvierlaas 0 'otlay's paper I ________________________ I oftb. accordance with the provisions the Ficllllous Name Statutes. To Wit' Section .*S 09 Florida Statutes 1557 S Ann T Masters LiII u 'v, . Ewnlng To That Of SR 1. SIngle family residential dwelling d.%tnict ThaI Properly Described As, Lots 41 & S of Phillips Terrace tcoSl?°15 onc I thi •cr.s A oiw Come out and WIlT REALTY them to appreciate see PLUS Roeli Of FU33 & Prize HERALD FUN SHOW I'- ORDINANCE NO. 1304 (".. API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY '. I - - oar DOWN EXECUTIVE BEAUTY- Eormal large family living & dining room wilts lireplace, I bedroom, bath split plan Nearly an acre fenced 531.300 room. B KISH 323 7860 Call is nit I nts & acreage 321 0041 TATF Kish Real Estate t"' - --,--. ( 720) S French Avr ,321 0011 I NEW SMYRPIA. mirti,iti'% to ocea'. i5 block to river Close to City docking Custom 3 1111 I", bath. all dec. w w carpeting, drapes. 7%' kitchen with pass Out "Indow to screened pa'iO; on ' "1' double lot 129.900 Call 901 I,' )*$4 -. of - Florida "'ii Ft'eea You'll Receive A Plant II You're One Of Our First 100 Vititort. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apartment ., NICE OLDER HOME in the country near Oviedo One acre. huge Oaks 3 1 BR 5)8,900, $4,00 down, I pet P 0 Box 2184. Sanford RIDGEWOOD ARMS City of Sanford Planning and Zoning L Commission *i ' • .j Publish' Aug. ii, ISiS Attorneys Law, IO$ East Church Street. Suite 10?, Orlando. Florida ONE BEDROOM 135 ''i Publish Aug 4, ii, IS. 7%. WIl -. heard at Slid hearing By Order (A Its. City Comniiss on Publith- .sa..', .... /11 I 'j) 2580 RIDGEWOOL) AVE ,SANFORD JUS TOFF2Sth - of the City of Saritorci. Florida H .'d Tamr,,, Jr city Cltqk fA THREE BEDROOMS AVAILABLE WOAN,, at Attorneys for Applicants GROWYOUR OWN Larry Saxon, Realtor . I i . a fJ/ ( '. FRUIT SALAD! With the' abundant fruit trees on fhi extra lot, plus a neat 3 bedroom home (Iining room. lireplect', sprint lrr ',tt'mn, (,j,lriiQe, ¶77,000 3?) 9410 ti 'i' n jj, I 1 150 h,slh. I O'TC' )pm F i'(L1m,.,b . ...... nnti*OM ... ...... -,...-'.. 1977 P'c'n C!Nr ' ______ CailBart Real Estate REALTOR 312 7498 ________ BALL REALTY - ' - - 1977 Chevrolet tropala coupe, air automatic, power steering & brakes, only 11 991 3176313 Rent 76Auto Parts __________________________________ ---------- __________________________________ ---_ Pent Plo" Lu',trc Electric Carpet I Pq'cnn(3.t,ii'(3 112.95 cx change REEL'S BODY SHOP, ShanpO.r for Onlyll SOperday. 1109 Sanford Ave CARROlL'S FIJRPIITUPF ----- -. fltterir, 1949 Volkswagen Fasto.cv Very Good Conditi 1150 377 714 be'fore7p m - __________________________ EXPERTS AirCohditioning EADER" Ilr,r%,'c . U.-',Y fl tilfi .0 rCiurr', 11 Drapes S3 PR. All day Toes Only ',',m,, sites & Your MLS Agency SLIM Req Real Estate Broker 372 130). 7610 Hl,lwatha Ave at Il 92 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set ip I'll money save you Licensed Orlando 273 5410. GREGORY MOBILE HME - J.u,,Jr'iunuour,ve Sisnlcsril3l) 5700 'r - ' "r'-,:;" A'.'I.',' 4 r..,..,. -, Ac'r.I Port.,, t Adwrts.r. 531 rr I 5*Jn.t,,;,.,.. , '"". . V"!Vt.'ii . - ___________________ PressureCleaning Lard Clear.nq III dirt. r Atlkinctsc'lci'gq'ng House trailer' stored & moved 3229112 or .3.1 119$ i A 5.", CL I A'iS 1 iter.(r pres',ur,. t [STEPSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Esavatlnq. Ditch Work F Ill ort. top soil 372 3413 ill s .' e Roofing 31 "fl l'.n irj Expert root rea.rs, fiat rootS Hat,ising I ________________________________ _____________________________ --I MOVING HAUL NO SALVAGE "rr.n, Iirr...h.s 121 0299 - shingles All work tdram'Ir,'., BR000EN ROOFING. 37] 6(I All types lots S acreage cleared We have top soil. litl dirt. ctay, and shell dva'Ihte Ph ese call night 121 'vl or ds __________________________ ____________________________ ROOF IPSO P [PAIRS F REASONAgI F' PPIC[5 Car: .iriytirfle Beautiful walnut, dining table. chairs, practically new. 5130 371 , . ' heaven tnt ''(loot P4i'r't' ,i', when with .i '' LandMaintenance ________________________ , ., - . -, , ii ii Sewing h - .' ,., i' i,I i: i.lIt''..' S (Peiring 3?? 8327 '' ' I !' - ___________________________________ Sw 'rig ri ,st'er :.?trr,,, ri-i, , 'i' .'r'', Ri''s',.;c'.iO , .' fi) HomeImprovements Sears Spnith Sofa & Matching chair, 6 mos old, 1700 2139 Cen tral Drive, Sanford - , - (.li,sstcii, 1)e',I with chum, $9, Table, 7 leav,s. 6 Swivel chairs, ¶95. 1 aro. roifee table & 7 end tables, like new. SIS. Matnoany Secretary, n.cc, 5230 Sofa table, old. 17%, KUIP very DECORATORS, 109W Itt St .372 733% _______________________________ KIJLP DECORATORS _______ 52--jances - ---. - ------------------- Sign.sture Washer & Dryer perfrct ARc-i, Sc'wig Machine working condition C' F 73 6 cu ft Americana refrigerator $ mos. old; custom ice dispenser On freezer door. Cit her crushed or cubed itt. and Icewater at your finger tios j cii' best offer 371 857(7 c'r 531 ItOS ____________________________ .:OI.O.tO..±'.i5iI 1.i'oro- :o'_o-,.; Lawn Coce If your root is for the birds Call the BirdAllen 5vVrenn Iriri) 32) 0707 8vildino, roofing and concre'e finthlng, free estimalei - tirt'd your cm,as'.(Lt' Proi'npt.nc, dePendent Sl'ryi(e 5' tJr 377 - GIBSON'S TRUCK 91 1'.', 4 5, ('Ill SEt c1 WvlC F i i .5. c 0.Str.a! Pith. 17) 7551 arC - _________________________________ Have & tiller for lawn & WellDrilling mower Reqistered with the state as Class A Contractor Homes. $30 S3 or $96 S-ill eves __________________ sriall garden work n-Slim ate By Il 377 (1)54 aodtiont ______________________________________ SOLAR H[AT*PIC, AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gon:alei 305 373)939 -- - Truck Repair Yard Cleanup' ileciges Trimmed' Flower Be'ls Cr Free e'stmd?es !fl *i33 or 223 7911 MasonContractor. block masonry S concrete work Free Estimate', 377 39%S 'ayc '17309)3 n.ghtt 109W 1st SI .372 7)?S We liii', F iirniturc' 42-fbile Homes CL. FAN. nicely furnished lOiSS 2 ftP, 1 ucsth Central heat air; lully carpeted Terms avail. Call 37.3 0271 or Ic mien .ini BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS It's uSC pennies from 7563 Park Dr Payton Realty Pkotography 'cr.' ART AILING LAND CLEARING olors $316350 _________________ i'5se oct in.., •-,o'.,,,, C&A Backhoe Service A Small Classified Ad brings big 322-2420 Anytime ii, PET REST iNN Biaro' rg & Grc*)mr9 I LandcJearing TO,SLi'.S LILAUT', 5.51 ut, (formerly Harrie?t's Beaut, Ncch. 5191 Pine)?'? 3712 307 East Firtt Downtown 3729411 Eve 869 1144 features Carpeting, nice family room, centrist heat air, fenced back yard A real sleeper for caly 173.900 - och. - SANFORD SEWING CENTER extra PAt rnr pci ,, ,',,ii.l,',,,. insu tori F'.c; Ire" e.'te In BeautyCare r' . front load deluxe sewing mactine Sotd new for 531900 Pay balance of 158 or 10 payments of 59 See at ' 172.000 IAGF SHADED FENCED BACK YARD with 'I BR. I bath "loop 'A(plF ICE )$flry,f on lake. 3 BR, 7 titUs, cr-ntral he.it dir (500(1 1 OCATII) COMMI PCliL •. DiScount Assume Payments ,,- ,..nn,',,,r' Insulation ' , '.S'irvJow & ().r 5; ri','.' CuStom mdii' pep., rs iYV.lY TuOL " • Aluminum Screens So don't be tin'd Call 3?? 2lI or 531 9993 Some e.Vra SLEEPING BEAUTY Lovely Tee Pd Gre'n home wilts many ('000 INCOME Comfortable & onvrnient 7 BR with 7 apart rents 1110 i'.i ¶29,000 TWO ACRES with 1 BR borne on flood ri,'mrdcn land or pasture ' iir.i int'.iii this spacIous i BR executive 2 story home in mint condition Has beautiful new carpeting, a mammoth 30 x 30 tamily room with sink. fireplac7 & Gas ff0 Drive your golf cart to the country club! 57 FIPO.',N P F, 51 23a2 Park Or.',e 322 8363 - Vou have lots of items lying around the house that can be turned Into 3T0P APID THINK A MINUTE It rl,r'f,',i AOc 0 0' ready CASh w.?h a llClq .1. ''ic classifieo ad Realty. Pest Control J,HomeImprovements C'eo'rat & "'c Ccnd t'c,c.co lc'i'' rr Iicr or 1' ts','r For lree estimates, call Carl Plaster pCtCfling & S r''ted Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 brIck & stone Specialty 372 2150 1771 --AIP CO P4 DI T 10 Pd I N 0. MPNI. ALL TYt'5 OF CAR REFRIGERATION, DUCT PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 322 WORK 71 hour service All 1139 makes DYKES AIR CON DIT tONING, 3228377 ,%rb Ii;' sue ___________________________ ii .1! It's easy Just pick up your phone ann cait 377 2611. A Herald classified consultant will help you write a sales producing ad to sell or buy anytning - Sten strom "SANFORD'S SALES TO READY UST A PHONE CALL AW I HAVE YOU EVER PLACED A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD? Fla room, fenced yard flyowner 3721507 5&As ,%_, .__._ .._' 1969 0006E MONACO New motor. factory ()O*er steering Asking price 1150 37) 1737 p m NFL SON'S FLORIDA ROSES CAMPE P FIODY HULL tori' bed WOodrijff'sGar(3en Center lnciudesbuilt .n cab.net 601 Celery A. SIrm!cw'd 377 I __________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ __________________________________ - _-- LAKE MARY ?BR PROPERTY 373 559 --_____ , 51-Household Goods IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W 1st St 377564%. 377 2737 ____________________ PEAL TOPS 1941 Rambler Ret)el 17(12 -----'- 75-Recreatjonal Vehicles ___________________________ ____________________________ CHOICE LISTINGS . CASH For Your Junk Cars 73 1329 1700 Frer,ch Ave 3237310 For hedge Viburnum plant.7' up. wtll hunched, in cans II 207 W. St SACR IF ICE : EIGHT PIECES SIX FOOT SIEEL SCAF F0LDING AN0 FIFTEEN BRACES. S100. 3224686. After 5.377 711: -_________________ ___ ________________________ Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9134 SANFORD AUCTION , Store Eauipment. Meat department equipment, all shell goods discounted Barley & Sons Food Mart. Lake Mary & THE MAN o,er?1,julq' j - ' r!'0r?l,. - 3 M Precise time rellased plant food GardenLand, 1100W 1st St 3736630 condition 1130 for both 373 5. To be '.old to the highe's? bidder: Contents of 3 bedroom houSe all furniture & appllance. 6 mos old 1966 AuStin Healy Sprite, motor, 000d body. 5395 Ph 37) Also contetits ot estate Partial 7555, _____________________________ ____________________________ litlng Guns, king size bedroom _______________________________ suite, wCsher, dryer, electric Dune Buggy, beautiful condition range. retrigerator. bunk beds. chrome wheels, tO'' tires, $1,293 bicycles. Early American COuCH & Week end special Call Duaric' stove, oak & walnut beds, color & Black & wnte TV'S, ai' cors'iitlon er & MisC of all kinds _ .'.c Points, LOog*cioi $SiOor 131 1605 s 62-Lawn-Garden '' c I. lui ¶41' CHICO Aug. 11, 7:30 PM 6) 4705 64-Equipment for '- .'ra Monday, Used office furniture ' " .'. " credit, 5't paymerils SUPPlIeS , )Y) _______ - -- - TWO air conditioners one 16.000 BTU, oneS 000 BTU, gooi running - I ''''- RELAX-- Enjoy country living. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, on 100*200' lot. Shag carpet, beautiful fireplace, breakfast bar. 7 patios, double ige. boat dock All thiS and a custom built dng house 148.000. REALTOR aixi c'ti:ens Chairman .CL$I'HERE x VA SO flLI'it. - - -- ' _________________________________________________ home I 4 6, BEING A ZONIPic, PLAPI WITHIN 16, Sanford, intends to THE Being More Generally Described register CITY OF SAPIFORO, Itsi same name with As Located at In the 2100 block of the FlOP IDA, SAID AMENDMENT Clerk Pie Circuit Court of Yale CHANGING THE ZONING OF Seminole County, Florida, For the Purpose Of; To reduce THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY (Seal) sauare footage and setback LYING BETWEEN CEDAR DAYS INNS OF dwelling conAVENUE AND HOLLY AVENUE AMERICA, INC. struction. AND BETWEEN FIFTH STREET By; KIngston (.. H)ward. All in interest and citizens AND SIXTH STREET TO GC 7 Pr,slijeny shall have an opportunity to be ATTEST' (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) said hearing DISTRICT Ann F Dollar, By order of tne Planning A Copy shall be available *t the and AssIstant Secretary Zoning Commission of the City office 04 tie City Clerk for of A I' Berry, Jr.. all per Sanford, Florida, this 6th day of of sonsdeslrjngto,4j, the lame tilt firm August, ISiS All partiei in Interest itC5, Hedric Robinson. PA Artbi,r It Harris shall hv an opportunity 01534) n PICTURE PERFECT- 3 bedroom, Jo - UI81 z - - . , nient% s$ TU[S,,AUG. 19 3 by On Out And Sec For Yoursell SALES BY I -- _______-- I 60-Off ice -___________________________ wet 373.11170w Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpetii'sg In Living Areas. Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Corn. parties OUTERSPACE 10:00 LAST • 0 •i requirements f'yr II :3O A.M. Atlanta, Georgia 16,9OO 8% -- - - ________________________________ MAITLAND FLEA MART LAKE Peg Peat Estate Broker 32)0640 3235715 MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES or SAPIFOR 0. r I OR I 30224. deilring to engage in business ;&r PIDIPIC, ORDIPIAPICi PlO l' under the fictitious name INN and TASTY WOILO at DAYS OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE . LAKE: Large 2 Bedroom. I bath home on 3i3 acres. Separate double garage. I acre in citrus grove 300 feet on canai ano lake 567,0(5) 2 bath, family room, screened oversized patio, garage, beautifully landscaped, 540.000 From ----- J 37) & chairs, secretariat desks & chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, ass CashandCarry, _________________________________ SI i, 1'.aI '''e'"''V - 1911 Hwy. 1797 Open Sat & Sun 95 8337920 , A, VYML l\ t t' , sJ%.4l 3_ll(IItj 11.41. To Cavalier of MUTINY IN krooa Highways, N E CR YSTAL 1.2 Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished of !t', - ----- I 72-Auction 322.6457 . DPEAMWOLD 3 bedroom home. Fla Pm on large lot includes mobile hcme now rental Owner will finance with 5.4.000 Where Quiet Niqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle 5. -........ LJAY INNS OF of the City of Sanford; AMERICA, INC * Georgia cor. Rezoning from 1AA, Single poration, located at 7151 Buford family residential district 765 4w, 17 REALTOR 373 5771 Owner will finance 7 bedroom. 1 bath. Fla. Rn, aoddotjblegare llhfeeton lake Boathouse and dock 1.15.000. r'{11age IS.. .4.1. ,i ','''. so.,. UI 1 Casse'berry. 17 REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Harold Hall Realty _______________________________ , j' J'JF1l'8l' S ____ CRYSTAL CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENTER. t'r 372 76)1 ore)) LEMON BLUFF ON THE RIVER Block home, top condut, fenced in yard, 2 large bedrooms Corn pltly furn.sriod .'r - W. 25th St. SANFORD Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. Court, Seminole COunty.. Florida in fhe last publication, both dates in ment, ..-. 'net SemInole and Orange County listings Homes and acreage: all price ranges Call today fleautifully furnished, large 2 r..'droom. adults oreferred S mo Call 3774170 1505 Of the fleet ,i.,hIi,'.Ii,s,. •.. ILL the ideal Florida home on 1 acre Reduced 1.5,000 Call ondtuned. 1973 17 wide. 1 BR, air cond. fur fiShed, 1125 monthly. Adults ecunty 37259)9 TOWNHOUSES • -. I 372 flIt AFTER HRS 327 06.45 3773991 SIlO. Call 37) 0377 t1 -- - I BR LAKEFRONT - 2 fl14, air of PR1z 2521 Park Dr,i' REAL, TOP Homes anyi I J1 m Hunt Realty, Inc. .- I 0rrusi('d - D will absorbed through he digestive cause a rise in blood calcium, tract, and that Is usually in the consIdered for annexation and A 0 1975. onlhel9lhcja,of August whici can cause calcium first part of the small 04'er for sale and sell to at leatt fifteen (iS) days prior intestine, the highest bidder, for deposits in the kidneys and ca, Subiect to the date of the Public Hearing Carol S Snake to arid all existing lens. at the Publish- Aug 11,18,75 Sept I. 1975 DATED this 79th day other organs. In a healthy it than you need, July. A L' the excess Is 1971 Front (Weti) Ogor of the Seminole DFZQ SO person additional calcium in not absorbed, If you have County Courthouse in Sanford, S Phyllis Jordahl. Florida, the above deScribed the diet v2t!1 not increase the medical problem that might not City Clerk sonal property of the City of bloodlevel,arklitwillnotcause be t.ue. That said sale is being made to AttameSpri, arthritis. satlsl Arthritis spurs PUILICNOTICE the terms of said Writ ot Calcium is poorly absorbed Publish' Aug 4. II. ii, 75. Sept, 1. Execution NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING develop from bone destruction anyway, It Is absorbed best 1915 In TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION John E. Polk, and regeneration. The bone an acid solution. DEP II Sheriff OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY The acid _____________________ regeneration Lsnit perfect and digestive OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida juice from the NotIce is hereby givers that a results in Pubiith' July 75, Aug. 4, Il, urs. 1$, 1975 stomach helps absorption from NOTICE TO PUBLIC OEP 151 Public )fearing will be held at the You should learn to think of the first part of the small inPlolce it hereby given thl a CommissIon Room in the City Hall in the digestive tract, beginning testine. As Publii Hearing will be held In Use -- the City of Sanford, Florida, •t 7 00 the Intestinal C'Ofl' City Commltsion Room, City Hall. withthernouth, as a specjallzc'tI tentsbccomelessacldalong O'clock P M on August 7S, ISIS, to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS the Sanford. Seminole County. florida. Consider the adoption of an or form of skin, ft is a barrier to sir,all Intestine, calciwn NAME STATUTE ab- ThurSday, August 21. 1975. to cOti dinance by the City of Sanford. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FlorI1a, ttl& things getting through its wall sorption stops. sider Ihe foIIowin WtSlcp, is as follows change and pursuant to Florida Statute's, Section "t, 2 - - Wood or Steel deSks (elecutive deik kitchen flatl'roorn Cabinets. Count er tpt, Smnit InSt5liti avail .thle furl CabelI 3725032 any lime I r OFCEPS TO YOU DAVIS' 171 9170 __________________________ Comoonenm trs Sarttui Aiplifier, Tear Tape Deck, Gerrard turn table and Pioneespeakers, plus e,tras Call 37) 2W? otter 5 FRALC CLASSIFIED ADS WORK' -hatdo you fidvetOsell? 19195, French 1196,377 196-4 372 1959, 372 1164 e CHICO & THE vAN We Buy Furniture - - FULLER BRUSH 3 bCdrocms. I': baths. * w car Orders takenMonday,weonesy5 petirig, central H&A. fenced back Friday Only 177 1917 yard on targe corner :i 1260 III 37)5 Excellent income Property- 7story 7 ag'ts with 7 CBS ,ipss in rear Live in one dirvt rent 3 furniShed apts - STUDIO1,7,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel rrrj l4wy 1797 630 :TERro IS Acres, country corner, close to Arthur Short of Lake Mary recently tOwn, $5750() ran lads in The Herald One for a Honda, another for a dishwasher. still another for a stereo H Lakefront lot, Osteen. did he (30' "I sold everything" Mr. Srort reported tots- 7 to choose from. $7,500 each SUNLAPIO- Excellent cOndition. BR, 1 bath. range, ref. A C unit, * w carpet, drapes & patio This I 'ACRs spotless home won't last long Priced at only 5? 1.700 with low Double wide mcb,ile home. Close to Wekiva River FHA down payment - AddltiOn.l information avai'abl, *fld that we Intend to register ta Clusive shall not be less than twenty and the underSigned as Sheriff o4 light (21) days. In addition, flOtid Seminole County, Florida, will at shall be posted the area to be i10OAM --- -- -- USed "I SOLD EVERYTHING" Central Florcia s __________________________ _____ 6ardens 2 bath. Park Ave. , ' Sanfordlfl 7881 __________ ' 3 BR, 7 bath, over an acre. 327 1991 3.3-Houses Furnished __________________________One & Two Dedroomfurnishedeots (IF I I ON A l. ,ei 3 R Cr neat. Air co - carpetrig reason,sbte c'i',sn No ',ett 1139 mo plu$ sec. No pets i2lID 511 1040 eneva (.o .'an', W. Garnett White CHOICE RENTALS ON ALL PRICE RANGES ill W itt St 32? Ss.ii 37? 7737 AVALOPI APARTMEPITS t'OULTS, PlO PETS 116W ?ndSt CASH 373 4371 ----- - poSt5, fishng poles & reels, pic ture window frames, hot water heater (I qas, 1 dec I. 3226)96 Stemper Realty Broker 107 W Commercial 1949 Ford pick up 333 PIyno,,'r' enginp.lspeeri, Hurst Shifter, cc-,, p&nt, new inspection 5tikr" 1greip, mn i 1?] 0690 r -- ____________ ______________ 16' Pullman Buffer (inil Brushes), reduced tO 117.900 Terms Acreage BALL REALTY Monthly Rentals Aya'lable $l35$1SQ Color TV OUALITY PiN NORTH 131 & _________________________________________________________________ - zoning I Commercial Properties Homes, Lots \nd ______ tras Fiberglass Over cab sl 1' in camper, gas %tyt', i(e b' lacks Both $1,095 6)0 1591 ____________________________ - 23' Terry Camper, 197) model .'-c'r'. A C - rxoiI ((*"i'!iOn -_- Days -377 6)?) PlIghts 377 733? ____________________________ GMC, '67. V 6.31.000 miles, like rif-w __________ - , ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 1977 Scout 11)04.', II WD. .,ir, I 70Sf 349 3577 ____ - ..".",' 8Autos for Sale ____________________________________ 2 BR fenced yard. carport, private street. 116.900 Terms 377 6670 _______________________- refrig, 1825 327 0*59 ANTIQUES 3?? 1237 or 1 )7 31)1 chaIrs, pole lamp, lawn mower, play pro. bar and Odds nd ends 327 1831 2 UP, giant family room, convenient location, 117,900 Inc. For usco furn'ture' appliances tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's M,rt, 213 Santord Ave PT, Tach, Gal Trailer, $1 SOt, 1 Moving must sell Couch and __________________________ Greene, FLYING CLOUD STABLES or 1377 S1 ext ladders. Airless Spray, - Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1)10. ________________________________ engag (41 Forrest 372 3672 bed 110.7 x 4%, roof tin, jalousie's 322-7643 mosphere 117.900 --'_" turnithed r untumoshed Newiy _____________________________________ Street, Sanford _______________________________________ LegalNotice & refrigerator, beautiful trees, , nice cOrner lot ______ Clean 1960 Ford 'i ton widC & bed pick up with 1940 slide n __________________________ ___________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - Goni Crtditic.n 1391 66HOrSeS ____________________________ -_-_- - 17, fire wood. etc 3?) 1905 'in 3197 WINTER SPRINGS. lo',..ly 7 BR, bath, living dinnq. Fl room, ir'-c, III 315 E F irt St Santora Call 3?) 3155 alter 5 30 $8900 qaroe Sanford Ave. 1115 mo wcupancy5341649. _______ .% - r.-. ..sv.. nAve - - IS' Dpvee olfshore, rib 60 PAcr P T. C B, Depth Finder, WILSON MAIER FU,IP4ITURE 3 BR, P, baths, family room, new kitchen: newly painted, fenced - 372 5113 -- ____________- _____________________________ you sell "Don't Needs" wtn a -_-_-_- POIlSOPI MARINE 7977 Hw' In 5961 lawn P.'r.irs We Sell The Best & Sry,r,' tht' Rs? Western Auto. 301 W is? St - MAKE OFFER 322 17$? _______ in Bigger Prizes and More of Them Unfurnjshed cifra clean. small, 3 UP Call for details 3233295 alter 6 p m or all wk cod. ________________________ BAMBOO COVE APIS. Ccc' 1. m""." of .4-...-.- ----,,,,, prpvyjy acre 132.930 Acre Realty, REALTOR. __________________________ -- mnra -- KnOw r ... 32-Houses ______ '.l"i"IuI)TVfl rt.ns,sl.. 5.,.,,.. •i.i_ uu 'uca. rernaps gei mb your blood and hence this idea ccmes from knowing into your bones unless it is first that too much vitamin #svpi iw,c flU.--.-,- - - _. __________ -' 313406) orfl)OSIleves MUST SELL -- New I fF1 2 BATH fl So'r'.'nds , is taken subject. T'SL'AD DL' sV'r,i' """'' ------'.w.vx V that others "Y en1ightn me on ri... -.4 s. ,, , U , - - - Also Booking AI.,TAMONTE SPRINGS, --Legal Stenographer with at least to FLORIDA years civil ?ractice experience Peas, you pick, black eyes S purple Notice of Public Hearing Excellent salary with fringe hull, New patches continue TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN benefits Reply Speer & Spree, PA, coming in On Oregon Aye, I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPd by P.O. Box 1364. Sanford. Fla 37771 ml NorthofséaodfustWestof II. th City Commiss,on of the City of __________________________ SIMI. west of Santorcl Closed on Altamonte Springs, Florida. that Mechanic to work in salvage yard Sundays said City Commission will hold a ____________________________ Arid drIve wrecker nights and public hearing' week ends Ratliff 6, Sons Wrecker GEORGIA SWEET POTATOES(a) To consider annexation of the ServIce, 7734 Orlando Drive speclalt Bushel and bushel following described property lying Newcrop. AlE Produce, 3710179, and being In Seminole County, CIERX TYPIST large agriculture Farmers Market. Sanford Florida. to wit' firm has opening for a permanent 5 14 of SE , of NE 'i of NE lull time typist Etp.rlenc.d at Sect. 15 Tsp 21. Range 79 to the dictating unit Stat'stical typing 11-Instructions corporate limits of the City of knowledge needed Office skills Al?amonte Springs. Florida, and Pielpfut Excellent fringe benefits I ---------------fbi To orislder also the question Private tutoring in my home. Contact Personnel Dept A Dude Certified teactier 771 0499 of deSigning and assigning the _______________________________ & Soot, Ovie'do 365 5681 _______________________ zoning classification of Commercial _________________________________ Neighborhood (C NI to Said property that classification it LegalNotice decribed In the toning ordinances of '' umtni prings, NOTICEOFSHERIFFSSALE Florida,towlt' OrdIn,anceNo 77873 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that and as amended and supplemented by virtue Of that Certain Writ of The present toning Cl&5$fiC,)tiri Execution iSsued out of and under 08 Said property is Agricultial I (A- the seal the County Court of 1) as that classification is described SemInole County, Florida. upon a in the ioning ordinance's arid final iudgnsent rendered In the rpgufat;ont of Seminole County. aforesaid court on the 6th day of Floritla June, A D 197S, in that certain case The PubIli Hearing will be held irs entitled, Southeastern Financial the City 'fall, Altamonte Springs, Corporation Ptalrilllf, vt Fayc rlorida, on the September 9, 1975. at nkartk d b a Buttons & Bows. 1 30 P M or .ss soon thereafter as Defendant, whith aforesaid Writ of poS%ibl, at which time Interested Execution was delivered to me as parties and cititens for and against Sheriff of Seminoic County, Florid., the proposed arwsexation ard Zoning and I have leyid upon the following will be heard Said hearina may --, b. OWfleO by Fayc Continued from time to time until Senkarik d b a Buttons & Bow's. Said final action by the Cty property being located In Seminal. County, Florida, . rU.xrfi,,.IA;I.. mis notice Shall be Posted It the described as folIow City Hall within the City of All the furritut., furnishings, ____________________________ Altamor'te Springs, Florida, and in fixtures. iruvt$ory, Stock-In trade, three (3) other places within the and any and all 000ds located at the FICTITIOUS NAME City, arid published in the Evening place of the business of the defers. Notic, is hereby given that we are Herald, a newspaper Of general dant Buttons and Bows, 264 n bus'ness .11 7177 H011y circulation in t City of Altamonte Springs, and Seminole County, Hiawatha Avenue, Unit 3, Sanford, Ave, Sanford Seminole County. FlOfida under the fictitious name of Florida, once a week focal least four Seminole County, Florida Iricluding 1k ____________________________ . STEADY WORK. Immediate opening for an experienced mhInlst with full SPowledge of mill & lathe operation Work consists primarily 08 proto type units. Plo production Must be ablr toreadS ln$e1'pretttrawir5gs Must be able to work alone Phone 377 6711 for appointment Christian Day School has opening for br S yr olds for fall semester Tuition, $25 mo Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer. 372 3S52 Of 1 BR. 7 bath, pool, fireplace on I ___________________________ iforni5hed 7 bedroom apt air criiclitioned, wall to wall carpet, 'C) 1,71st St 1123 per mo, plus Parties Experienced 803W 1st St ________________________ as i ______ fledroo'n, liy'riç room, an.ng om as an A BABY'S WORlD -. Keep an optimistic attitude. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. is small but thoughtful act i; LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're a prudent shopper for you'll perform for one less fortunate will not go unobhousehold and family RETURN ro needs served. 54% It will make you look today. Those pennies MACON coupiry will have lig in tIeir eyes. -*LS.. a surprLsing way of adding up. JOHN VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WAYNE CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. ______________ ______________________ BRANNIGAN You can linda buyer today for a 19) _______________________ Someone who lives a considerable disthnce from you will be getting in touch unexpectedly to tell of some unusual news. ,,,, WED ________________________ Income AVON Represent, tive Call 6113079 ___________________________________ DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373 .. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 You tend to do things on impulse today, but they'll sonieho' work out. Stay loose. plus ISO dCpOit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 30•Apartn3ents Unfurnishl3d 5p-r'ction In 7587 after S SR 16 373 7743 54 -Garage Sales - ---- --------46-Commerci1l Property ---___________________________ - RUMMAGE SALL 674-Feed JoAnne's flP q,r,qi, tr.'ql,cC P40 Thrift Shop, across from Atlantic - (luollityinq I ow tIc wrt 111,950 National Bank Bldg. JIM DANDY JAZZ FE ED Acre Realty, RFA( TOP. J73 7730 -"Buy Oirt rom Bo,c,ir" Why Storeit6ndforget it? Sell it and GOPM _V'SFisSanId11)4733 forget it with a Class,fied Ad 322 _____ - - - - _____ Merchandise 7611 _________________________ -•-_____________________________ __________________________ -- 5S - BoaIs 8. ACC(ss'OrIes 50Miscellaneous for Sale _______________________________ CASH 3224132 Beautifut ranch type borne. 361 acres, stable Osteen area 16)7. 373 6186 M UPISWORTII REALTY Reu Peal Estate Broker LAKE MARY- 7 BR Duplet, $150 - Work your own hours Earn extra P,trs Martin. 3776108 For Tuesday, August 12, 1975 h. , Quaffed buyer Nice landscaped tot A FPAC'Tfo4 THEIR COST 114DM TODAY'S WANT ADS! , - HOROSCOPE 4) _______ Cri' corn' fiirn",t 1 I)r'.ilc' en trancr'. tiath & parking 37) 9579 alter S p rn _____________________________ closet w w arpetinq. fefrig and range 11)5 mcI Utliits Bram ________________________ ----- "' fl _________________________________________________________________ Found 25th St. 372 6645. . AKE MARY I BR. lbaths.lamil room with F P. formal dining. rec room, pool. central heat air. - - ______ --_______ WITNESS my hand and seal of 6:30 (2, 0) NBC News Newly COMtru(ted I tdronni home. 1', baths, quiet street fl tkfary Approximateiy $lbt) pry ATTN DEMONSTRATORS TOyS & Gfts Worknowttiru December FREE Sample Kit, No ________ Co'irt either before service on Plartllfs' attorney or Immediately thereafter otherwise a defatjit will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition (33) Lost In Space (2, 6, i. 9) NewS (24) ElectrIc Company __ -_Ouplt'g, lbedroom turn apt ôdults " r'' Rt'C"• '• _________________________ C,afl 37; 3410 nH'r 3 J% full priv'leq.'s Lady Only 3fl 79 - 29-Rooms '74 Yamaha Endura, under &C(' under 1900 miles 1100 373 0735. 9 to S. Mon Sat DCcMhundi Miniature, AKC $45; _________________________ ChihtjChui, *hit male, 3', mos , 1970 Yamaha 350, e'etlent running $50 ANIMAL HAVEN (OflditiOfl Real clean $310 32? C.POOMIPIr, & BOARDING 7505 ________________________________ _____ vFtiplEtSIn5757 - --- - -- _____________ TAFFER REALTY Req P.',i' I dali' Itrkt'r 11001 75th SI 37'? 6655 ________________________________________________ Forrest Greene. Inc 373 6333, 372 8970, eves, ___________ Stephen J Uoiarth, Esquire, Plantiffs' a'lorne.y whose addrets s 'DV'. I.rlw Tty,,irer, Orlando, Florida 37802 on or he?or September I?. 19/5 and file - -, 5-Lost & - (44) Lucy Show (9) All My Children (44) Variety (2.0) Marble Machine (6) News (0) Ryan's Hope --_ _____________ Classified Ads didn't work there wouldni be any 371 Ol - Sylvania color console, new Grade fl picture lit,,' h-th w.irranty 150 3 ' '.'rday Friday acres, paved road. trees, clear, flowing Stream, hnrs.s n k Terry flyowner.Hoe57Iots on FrenchAve , zoned commercial nFl TOt. P- Di Pt'. turn or rfrri Aitr Lawn (are 37)_____________________ 181$ or 6I 6)16 ___________________ I above, give mea call Bill Curfie, 5anfd_Florida37771 Call 372 7611 or 5)1 c' _____________________________ SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 __________________________ * "Get ' Em While * STOP AND THINK A MINUTE I' RABBITS, all SLPS model, new Grade ft picture tube _____________ _____________________________ Freekittens to good homes 7weelrsofd 317 OalSafter 115 25" Cclor TV Stereo Combination Needs littlp TV work. ISO Also ('clot Portables 323 0108 __________________________ are to tight' A Classified Ad in New hojse' fl a rural area No down payment, monthly payments lets than rent Government SUbSdZCd to Qualified buyers C,Ii to s. ,t you Qualifyt __________ - the local news tt you can answer affirmatIvely to th qston Can Help CCIII73 1557 beginring Lands thuS described contain isis acres more or less, l'as been fileti against you and you arereguired to serveacpoy of your 54 55 56 58 ________ 31A-Ouplexes Rentals The Evening Herald, 377 2611 Free, 644 7077 for "We Care"distance of 575 feet more or less to Ext $5 "Hotline" Adults Or Teens th wate, of Howell Lake, run _________________________________ _______________________________ thence Southeasterly along said (ACED WITHA DRINKING We have listings We have buycr watert toe point which bears North We need another real estate i PRORLEM - 43 49 CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 773 7710 _____________________________ North 67 degrees Ii' 00" East a ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ____________________ ___________ - )fl 9137 _______________________________ 18-Help Wanted --_-________________________ WANTED YESTERDAY Cart ,o write' Do you live in the Ovildo area? If So. contact me im mediately, if not sooner. I nero a correspondent wtto can cover City SELLING IT MAKES CASH flAIR AGENCY 37) 1766 ____________ COLOR TV. Ill 9SMOPITII RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 ________________________ 775 3431 Alter hours, 731 7731 771 6562 or 668 5016 .'Otr(I snra oId,II3 ______________________ - AlIce Cycler Real Estate i-torcyciei Puoo, ft (O TV's frnn %; B&W. from - wifti ,', r .'llr.nf tic m M3O RIAt TOP ____________________ 65-Pets.Supplies ----4cyô 7l Zth Color ConIe TV $45 (aft Ifl 1716 _____________________ bath Cf home (flOod f ,Shintl Apov 1. Ray Crank - i ________________________ __________________________ Acres on Lake Seclucject 1 UP, i' citrus trees, well for a . & Sprinklers Large utility building A steal at 175.900 n 6371 41-Houses in Sept Apply in Pe'sOn, York Nicp efficiency apartment, upstairs, !ipak House. Altarnonte Springs alt UtilitieS turn t7 AdultS t.'Il Cfl Tuesday, Aug $7 betwn Only ? ??I ,',i'S & 'k 'ts _________________________ phone caIl'i pIt'' ______________________________ __________________________ - Boulevard (State Road Number 136, Lucy Show (24) - 40 I ________________________________ ----- 53-TV- Radio- Stereo One acre Iot Deltona _____ area, Cheap for quick (5th.MP 371 o.n v.uth private tran') Lg family Beauty shop space available, new (Omples, S stations. plumbing, heat air. escellent location fy builder 37) 071? - hOUrS av,lablt' All applicants 2 bedroom furnished apt . upstai __________________________ - a 700 loot right of way as now News (13) Cable Journal -- lor7fletjrooms Adultsonty PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Drive SlOop necessary Only nart timt' hours One and two bedroom apartments, available tO I? p m. It a m. Adults only 373 OIiO --- - warehouse Reasonable or 3226420 EPiMOP WASHER.parts, rrvce. bdmachin ?0OP41Y APPI lAP10ES)fl91 De5irah wDccIe'd lot near Sylvan lake, wt of Sanford Call owner 323 6111 - SANFORD ?l7IAL AvE ?.ini farm In heart of town. I BR . 7 - 327 4170 time hours available i a m, ;t a nm preparation 117 p m Counter help; 173 pm Hote and line Broiler Cooks and DiSh washers No esperience Noon The Da,j Before Publication 45 Feeb'e.minded closure a mortgage on the following 'er'.-.' (0) (e) 5 r_..__ Jackpot Eyewitness (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 0) Jackpot Tuesday action for damages for breach 04 a Quaranty agreement and to fore 42 Of higher 32 Small Cupid 55 Wapiti 35 Paw metal 56 legal point 13 _ I,. I Lariats Say further 21 Dessert 22 Abyss ' 23 Rumor 27 Deto;e (comb form) (6) Andy Griffith Restless (I) 4 Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse 11:53 U) News AFTERNOON EntertaInment ,t U', ', , I (35) B.atman (9) Srady Bunch (24) Electric Company (44) Night Gallery (2.3) Tonight Show (6) MovIe (9) Wide World Of Bonanza (9) Lucy Show (13) lando City (6) Love Of Life 11:00 (2.6,0,9) News (33) 700 Club II YOung form) Ioc.Vtes Cotl I 8 British gun 38 39 -40 Club Squares (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (35) My Favorite 7 Resinous substance 3 Harem roon 4 Fised inmes 5 Mukt of lyric poetry 6 Portr$y (9) Neighborhood Commanders General Hospital (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:23 (44) Spirit Of '76 3:30 (6) Tatlletales 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) ShOW OtIs (24) Mr. Rogers (13) Law And Mr Jones 10:00 (6) Medical Center (9) The 11:30 (C) Rhyme And (44) Leave It To Beaver Tennis rickname 79 Discourages 31 Consteflation 33 Sauft Sainte Marie (coIl) 34 Distant (6) Edge Of Night 8:30 (44) Three Stooges e:ss (44) SpirIt Of '76 9O0 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas SUNLANDBAYWOOD CIRCLE Real Estate (24) Intercom (35. 44) Star Trek • - ----I ii ________________________ • RIVER Adutt rnft,iPr hnm vilIqp, under Iy O,lkS on the '.rHva Modrrn cle3n inferiors. 3 bedrooms, 1', baths. has large living & dining room. new carpet & froni SIlO S Ml W of Sanford 377 new paint throughout Fenced 4170 yard 8306061 or lves 131 1170 Ray Crank, REALTOR STEAK HOUSE HIRING SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum _________________________________ Suite 1960 Grant Deneau To*t't YORK _______ -- -------------- - mi RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. _______________ 31-Apartments Furnished Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Monday, Aug. 11, 17S-38 _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ ______ _________ 34-?'obiIe Homes _________ _________ ouses _________ ________________ 43-Lots- creage 52-Appliances _________ ________________________ ________________________ ambitoit Sell motivated I hec1rm tU'fl5t)pd apt, water ndlvldualtodoorgani,e,onai anj furoShed rromoflonal for ____ JfM HUNT REALTY. huSlflrss Salary sfld REAlTOR 377 7Il rrurnC to Mr E PMnipr. Po U 115 S.IOfOr(1 r I 37771 Nrw, 3 hcdrOorfl7thf.Jrfli%pd hoq' tosharp Call 373 0631 after 5 or wet'S enci Odando Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-26H ______ GORDO4 A TAYLOR. ____ 18-Help Wanted rLASSIFIED ADS OpLf5'I lffAO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NATE 6 43 Ru@sian city 0 I Near FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. II.. A 44 Abun AO______ FLORIDA. 6 46 Marine sparod ____________ ____________ _________________ _______ ________ LL ____________ l3DEtKtiflQ CASE NO.: ;s.lS.CAOt.R 1ST fiSh (2 wt1 ACROSS Almanac Monday (24) WId Press _____________________________ ____________________________ 7:00 (2) ______ Monday, Aug. 11, 173-28 - Carpeetry.. Remodeling. Additions, C uStOn 5','nm S tiC r'nsi',t BrCt-,i I ne cclo,ilt' 3?) ts2S' Paint&BodyWork 'Ii,' i,ni -.- - .-.r i-rich , It, - -- - I t 1% IliflI -_ -_:__.,_ -_ --'I_,,S :- SPRINKLER 5Y51[l.5 All type's arid sirs Werepalrandser..' STIP4E MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W.7ndSt 322 Sfl2 't'KF ROOM TO STORE 'YOUR WINTER ITEMS SILt ')OPiT NEEDS" FAST WITH .5 5.'lemn.zlng your Pforne' Sell rio , A Pit A(I F'h..' 17) 7t it longer eeedtd but uSeful ittil'lS fl9'3 ,sncl a Ic .s.' with a Classified Ad I IJ LIsL I UUI D[JtflfSS .,';.., - WELL S Oil ILL ID PUYPS _____________________________________ ',o m.i.t 1i'.i-.i hi- c,.,! '-i,', icy t.('%t f •i'rt 1. bi;ii, -woch, 736 7. ttrr 6 m, 323 1595 PiCk un & d.li'.-ery - • Free ................. . '----- ç .. ,', I /J_J,*sII ,, M.I U U 5./I C)U)U5'] '.J'cJI 7 '7 '7sJ . - - - . . . . . . I • 'i',';c.t' �&-Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. fl, 1975 Mort Walker OFF AGAIN, GOoFit'JG Dick Tumor WIN AT BRIDGE YoU PW LOOK tMlAT O.JPJToiwY' 7 — n ()SWAI.1) and JAMFS off 09D oil - - y the ace of trumps first to guardagainstance all three tnimps are held by west." Oswald: "He then asks If you can be sure of your contract once you find there is no trump loser." 1 Jim: "Ibe answer t that is an unqualified affirmative. You simply drop the Ii NORTH A AQIO 1,14 iOUR t4ANp.' / K J 876 t EAST C PX '- A 9 7 54 86 765 ' V 43 Q9 :1t6311:752 ALLEY Y CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY eiiii 67th Year, No. 305—Tuesday, Aug. 12, by Dave Graue WP! F I HO1.I) ON, MISTE R! LETS OH1 ALL SIHE %MN"r SERVE ME I-, E, ( US ANYTIHING ELSE TE~ [VLLAR:S rORm US LEAVE! Ism LNVE1;ZFD! P40W ALwWM' -:COND~ M inimum ! WERE ) and lead diamond. The op. ponents take two diamonds and then must either lead a spade or give you they lead a spade they finesse • i 10 AINTcH& 'F. , 7 ) ME A TIP. 5432 North-South vulnerable __l f L ".,. , J ft Opening lead - i by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER v I ilTi L Mg/ )/ C*L IM .i RR'1 1 TMVT VV Wp ~oLA56 CF N1,16H.TWEN 4W OUT! T '400 [ip, .1 VU MISERABLE W ~Jff. LITTLE Wmm! ~(X L1 %OU LIKE HEW 1 V eisy to understand in this counThus, we ill ry to bid VicTt torstracts in an American way. Jim. Victor has to questions on the play of the hand He says \ ou go after t rumps. .Uo do you play them" Ile answer is that you v Pop Vihlen also failed Monday to ag€nc" with jurisdiction Over find an agency With Jurisdiction The minimum safety the Jail which could consider . . • over the Jail, r I package IS the same waiving state fire codes St4iteoffivalsMond4iy agreed The state approved list Ofl IllilliUntun fin safety 14-point Ian written primarily the 28 inch door F includes emergency lighting provision — to allow prisoners requirementsfor reopening th e oca rire and UY t equinment as recommended to return to the jail without the Seminole County Jail — the grand Jury, but excludes t& building officials r a county being he ld liable for provided the county build a • recommendation for air month ago when the lodging prisoners in an unsafe new Jail within two years. conditioning. S in le County Commission county sought to facility. J. The grind Jury I riday Uoi. per, tht sttt (In ___________________________ sa f ety marshal s office. the City of released its report on the irt. would recommend to the Y.. I fl sestigation of the fatal fire, eq U I ) men 4 Sanford, the county and DOR commission today to request finding fault with the County damaye~ I'dil. ha~c (vid Vililcii atey du i.,,i hids for $120,000 for installation Commission, the City of San. have such iuri-;Wction. of the required safety equipford, the Sanford Fire An opinion from Atty. Gen. mint Department and the state morning Hubert Shevin says legislative Vifilen said approval of the Division of Corrections. The same group met at 1:30 action may be needed to decide funding lila) come next tveek, ]'. .m Afi%ernant.askforceofsthte p.m. in the commission board the question of jurid.siction. , pending a favorable reply on officials met with local officials room where Polk presented to -The responsibility for the the s mfey plan from Louie Monday to discuss the grand Vihien the proposal for jail is on Seminole County, it Wainwright, director of the I ' jury's recommendations for reopening the jail, said Douglas Stenstrom, the Department of Oflender State task force tn'Pects county During the meeting Vihlen sheriff"s att3rney. Jaill. From left, C.S. Sabiston and Cecil Sewell, department of of fender rehabilitation; Seminole reopening the jail and agreed Rehabilitation ( DOlt — forthe 14 points. County Sheriff John Polk, County Commission ChaIrman was persistent securing a in Sid VihIen Jr.; J.J. Clark, offender rehabilitation and Tommy Kn!ght. state '° mnerly the Division of CorrecBut, Vihien said the County The officials included letterfrornthestateagreeingto fire marshal's office. (llerald Photo b Bob Uoyd) tio. Commission must nIeal representatives from the State the repairs providing what Once funding isapproved and is the same 14-point plan damaged jail. the 14 points and indicating the widening of the Lorridor doors FireNlarshal's office and DOR. Vihlen called "reasonable tremely cautious" repairs made Vihlen said written by local fire and ,We're right back where we ~.vunty plans to build a new jail on which Viblen sought a with reopening the jail, to The task force met with assurances" the board was Sheriff John Polk will be building official's a month were," Polk mid. prevent aiLs state within 18 to 24 months. Ile said waiver because the project Sheriff's Department per- acting within the guidelines of changing mindagency aboutfrom the authorized to reopen the Jail, ago when the county sought to Polk wrote a letter to he expected a reply next week. would have been major con- sonnel, and City of Sanford the state. initall safety equipment in the Wainwright Slonday outlinging The requiremeriLs exclude the struction. Officials and Vilden Nlonday Vililen has been seeking an i Continued On Page 5 A i I em ,.. r - — r o . . . . .-.. . - TIr C I s )ARE A 1. ' CAJT KEEP r 5 1) W4kr SEEMS Tr,) BEH 7F_ - _,,, Jacobys'' care of this newspaper. The most in teresting questions will be " , N ew JaiI , - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINISS (Do you have a question for '' . . , s .4 , used in this column and f J1/ 01 JACOBY MODERN) si 9-16 back when a nickel candy bar cost five cents!" explained what nostalgia is . . writers will receive copies i"• v $ -. . I bkr Id Given Two Yea rs To B u i _- .) 11 Oswald & James Jacoby Mu Your Bridge" b) olio is a ak the complicated mathematics concerned with fairly simple in ol ed lie doesn't it. ints i UCI1 a ou tell you ho to bid the hands, which 's just as well because three times for every time you drop the singleton king. $120,000 To Cost H Mi( K I ()( liltll)(1F lit raid Staff Writer , - 'ib F1 ounty _. - Repairs S ¼ This question IS from Oregon. "1 held six trumps to the acequeen and dummy four to the jack 10 1 led low from dummy. Should I have finessed after se cond hand played low' The answer is a decided, Safety j fl 0 Si\ohFastuth Pass 3£ Pass 3a Pass Pass IV Pass Pass [lass Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents lot - QQ OOP ff ]Ev ')....•-.--t.. 44 itt i \TI 0 -' r , , by Garry Trudeau DOONE3BURy CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by I'M SORRY WE DONY HA VE A J03 FOR YOU, SURNS, SLIT REST ASSURED, $41/TN Larry Lewis ...THAT VOU PUT iT OER THE TOP i.J iT$ 54Y~&1,0 7D hAeR6 - r O;PA(, Pe /151/- A $X'T . ZJ5.KTW/ii/'f fltR' 1WS4h*i4! PERSONNEL N473 WT Cv:4VA jtwy c4p" /1J771 77 C'OHP4VV WILL NEVER FORGET... , 5K71 tiJi4T)WC4LL ASWT flM I (L)0N7 Ii4T 7.3azovL 5KJgT,/ 6AScF A1.kA %" I(A'IAVA 'tV wor OR /7/ t.445 . I J aco o bson I .2-. — M Downtown Com ittee unding Request Gains A r - .iL...---- . _L... — 14C7~ !/ VS! / % &WT SC01Y! HAVO ! • SORE! OSEP YOU EVES HEARPOFTh &OOP SAMARrTN?' a . HURSS1 1Hf roval 8)' ffl)( PANflIDOE someone th be the pact." y, are interested in what happens in the alluding to previous unsuccessful efforts to improve in ( the city because redevelopment will make lleraldStaff Writer 'The $3,833 is not an operating budget," downtown area." the downtown area. the base larger, and that means everyone in SanDowntown fledevelopment, Stmiring Committee Jacobson said. "It is the bare minimum we need to Before approving the three-month budget "Pete" Knowles said E. City Slanager Warren ford will benefit in the long run." Exerutive Director Sara Jacobson today lauded get started. It only means that we can now get our request, the commission engaged in a thorough the unanimous rote showed that "The commission last night's unanimous City Commimion approval off ice open discussion of downtown goals aryJ indicated to the The budget, presented by Conumssioner John is willing to spend the money needed for the project, of a $3,&33 committee funding request. -ne Steering Committee is a product of Steering Committee that the time has come to act. but commissioners wanted to know just what they Slorris, who is a member of the Steering Com"lain very eased," Jacobson said, "with the property owners and mcrchanta.Iwas glad thatU Mayor e Moore today said the discion of were wending the money for." mittee, was For office rental and equipment, moral support of the commissioners. Since our commission $ck so much Interest in the question of the budget request was "a message to the Steering Downtown redevelopment, Knowles said, "will utilities, telephone service, furniture, printing major problem downt9wn bas been apathy, ,how we plan to un the money we requested. It cmimittee "t this tim it W got to Wilt,` beriefit the mer chants and the property cwner and travel expenses and public relatio . .':':, by T K Ryan WATE R WATE R! WA-ATF 1-, - .1 - ' ç — 4J,' )'L ( TUMBLE WEEDS HAFC)L 1 g — C. '\ WOVEF, A Cites Mora: Support Of Commission • ç1A4! 4 , 7N C, 1) A NDIE School Bus Drivers Lose In Bid For Certification To Bargain Collectively t Chic Young I $SICSYIy ! suc I S'rEW?j-lsu's ___________ PRISCILLA'S POP '' 7N'1 LIKE TO &O klKlNG) TOMORROW, V MAYBE by Al J I - —' t - - ç • SOR;ZY _____ \\ 500KEL..; FOR T1,4E SUMMIE-P iT rWANK YOU, R15CILLA' I'M ' .' ( / Vsrm..r fly ED 11RICKLTr Iferald Staff Writer L/ bargain as long as I • .••.•• 0 %P. A IV WINTHROP by Dick Cavolli TO I- ...IR.R'( I-4M . i,o.y by Bob Montana wrr _______ U5, CILD 0'Ct00< 5A EY ARCH I v GOT TWO rici<; rs TO THEyor-7,Gr 4OW IN TOWN N-1i 1 1; 1 \ 7 — ALL I ,.- ARCH, THERE G 5OYEflVSHOU&D) GOTtOLET ARE FOR THE NE VW ROCK Ali H11" T - 4 - '-it 4 - ) by Crooks H CAZRIEV HER BACK ro CAMP, I GUESS - OH, EA"1' _______________________ FROM A TOWN. r jI _______________________ J05T RESCUED L WHAT OUGHEAC) " CAPTAIN EASY 6A6Y J ~ cl % I - i c)oNr TH INl< I 006HT TO I ' .' . WHV DIP EVER. 1 I ________ I Lawrenc. ECi4U5 I ,, & ' _ .- - _______________________ C FIRIE FATIR / I ) WELL-IN 7141A) HI MOM E_WT OF AMP.. EMOTO / $ i Sr -P .JP i 1j,r I)J (Z 7 - _______________________ r_ 'hall FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves I? ' oil ' (41 • N1'0 SHORT RIBS TH It19 1. J6, ___ J by Frank Hill J ILL WIN TPE WEART OF 'TWIS rAQ WIP Wi7~4 A SERENADE. AR WXN s/.el 6 v5s. ORWIEN HOW ' ,~~&HTPUL OF kER1 IN& 0L_ 7,-.) wAqm ME ON A COLD N11 &JH ILE' X Ai I ? Wail OUT Pre _J -. -------. school bus drivers' I h e Y'r e (the bus or~anization in Seminole not cer(uwit) li been denied per drivers) mission from the state In tified." Imirgain - ely with the -- Board Negotiator school board, ;in official said Harry Pelley today. Ilarry Pelle). the board's chief said drivers were "not a large from : Public Employes Relations Pelley also said he received salary for beginning teachers — ( ommission I I lt( last notifit ition today that Local ruitain the same Friday denying the county's 131 1010, AFIXIO. is intervening in If the two teams fail to bus driver1 their ceifkation tertifiation sought by the remne talkn, a special master, ,Tlie board cannot bargain as county's s e c r e t a r i a I or arbitrator, is scheduled to long as they're not certified," association. arrive in Seminole County Aug flelley said. The association Last itionth, the school board 18. '11ready had board recognition recognized bus drivers, Ille special master assigned is a bargaining agent secretaries and a third group of here by IIRC is Jerome All tha t was lacking was non-instructional personnel as Greene of Miami His Fee I'E R( certification barvining agents which is $3Oaay plus ex Pelley mid the reason given At otineetIng, a Local 1010 ptnses would be split by the by PFIU was that the bus attorney sowed to fight it out hoard and SEA for the right to bargain with the SRA's Steve Rosenthal said "ard in Seminole today lie's "waiting to hear ________________________ 1010 organizing "about getting hainmuan l'rank Joyce sail back to the table then the "war" had just begun Contacted at his office, flelley and pledged his union would said he as waiting to hear Around The (lock attle dill three agencies from Rosenthal. 811 Bridge 5A Calendar 8B i 6 ('rossword 4A Editorial 1A Dear Abby ........ 611 I)r. Lamb 615 horoscope By I)ONNAESTF.S lot coverage for structures to 5,t Hospital lit raid Staff rItt r rt more than per Obituaries no less 'han 25 per cent for 1 2B Sports Insisting the parking and no less than 25 per I OM,W(X)l) 68 requirements of an ordinance cent for landscaped area. TcIcIsion Women 6A passed on fir reading by City Lonnann warned the city Council Monday' night might would have to be careful, ad. prove -confiscatory." NfLlY01r ding while green belt is needed, S10 nday's high 93. Ovellnight James It. Lormann Indicated some industrial lots are small low 69. the second veto of his seven and the city could. in effect, be inontNs in office may be in the in the position of confiscating Wednesday. A chance of offing. private property for green belt, ndersho%V179. mainly during ,-, The ordinance, scheduled b, City Attorney Neli Julian Jr., the afternoons. 11111ghs In the City Council for public hearing said the purpose of the orupper 80s and low 90s. [A)%o In at e p.m., Sept. 8, was suggei!, M (finance was to set miWi-nuin %"' (is 10 mP by the city's land planning requirements in developments or less, gust)' near thun- agency (planning and zoning with small lots. dershoorrL Rain probability 30 conunissioni to set minimum IA)rtnann said he was merely per cent through Wednesday. ( ,umplele details and tides on development. Page The proposed as would limit . -- -: 1 By JEAN PA1rN Herald Women's Editor , Nationally reknowned theatre consultant George Eisenhower of Yale University ImLay met in Suinford with members of the Greater San ford Chamber of Commerce Bankers' Committee to discuss initiating a study to determine the feasibility of building a prestigious performing a r t.s in this city. -We've made the decision on hiring the man. lie's obviously the expert in the filed All we need now is to finalize the I financing of the studs, corn- ' / N 4 . .. I I .ç' - - - 4 - - . 1 . , — - : ,, , - , . - 11 - . .. q* construction crews continue work on the new (teen Bridge, which will s j0 River, east on Sanford on SR415. In the photo above, a huge mne positions stofm drains %%hichAill br under the approach area to the new bridge while a front end loader helps out In the same project in the photo below. The firm of Houda1llDu ai and right of Jacon1Ue is hul ding the structure, which will eventually cost about $25 million. The bridge • peeled to be completed In approximately 1,months. (Herald Photos By BLU Vincent I WORK CONTINUES if , '74 I . vI CL 4 ELsenhower. "It do--s not plan the build ng. I devise the .7 strument used by architects, fund raisers. and so forth." imp of the Sd nford Ovic Center and - ., T7 114 0.7- *1-"l,, _: 074-u .Ve. j4 : i f '-1E I On May 19 Bankers Corn mittee Chairman Howard Hodges member John Knder architect Carl Gutmann and engineer Cal Conklin visited the Van Wezel Performing Arts. tiall in Sarasota, h le there they learned from Managing Director Dr. Curtis Ilaug that Eisenhower had conduttd the feasibility study for the Van Wezel before any decisions were made to build the theatre. Upon returmng to Sanford. Bankers Committee repre sentafives decided their next step would be to meet with a pr(fessional consultant to be khisedonttiesi,e nature, c ost and feasibility of constructing a theatre here According to Emshehower, a easibility study in the Sanford area would cost about $10,000 and would take three to four nonths to complete. lie said he could not start a study much before November. "This is just the development W ' - 'i_ 7 chairman of the Bankers' Conunittee, at the conclusion of e meeting. Longwood Veto Second Ordinance -,• L C '-- May G Proposed -' recognized by the board. In a third development, Pelley said he has received permission to resume talks with the county's teacher organization, the Seminole Education Association (SEA). Illowever. Pelley said no formal deC13i0r) to resume negotiations has been made. lie reiterated his foriner TODAY y HOW pgEc,ou OU ARE') AIM ,:, L "The board cannot Cultural Center iSA1 ..-' )" t -W ibft . •... . . . . � 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 11, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 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 11, 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