14 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a58253bb259c5213ee182340615dc81a.pdf ee0e8f804f86276df2ea4caa57b12e5a PDF Text Text - 4 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Mort Walker w4 P / by Dick Turner and a ,mail heart aid EaM 10 8 7 5 4 K * 54 IN 4 7OLC\JUI4 IT WAS NICE AN' POT, DIDNT t? - 67th Year, No, 303—Sunday, August 10, 1975 Sanford, Florida 12771—Price 20 Cents • dummy's ace of diamond' Woo r, Nther%uInerjble Waiver To Be Considered .~ ~ YZNJp IT NWAi! South WI North F:a c. tL IV I.i's Iass A i 'acs Pass - Opening lead I W An old timer from Florida wants to know how Hal Sims and Ely Culbertson, the first great contract players, would stack up against the modern expert.;. 2A 3NI Pass 2a The answer is that bidding and playing as they (lid 45 years By Oswald & James Jacuby ago tfle would be outclassed . Sometimes the defenders set but if cv were around today up a squeeze for declarer by and in the prime they would be ca s hing their tricks right oft the right -11 the Itip as they were hat Thus , tiIigtitV ttkIi proud of his spade opening. when he cashed four spa es as a Contract is only years old iffii THE BORN LOSER vwr v&sy1 ThAT FORT O . before running clubs thc squeeze would not have worked. 5 A8 QJ92 LA NJ 109 by Dove Greue I HIEFRE Y ARE, HEN' SE SAI D BY! T\') / T4ANh5,\ WAS HOT DISH! .50 IS T11E-3EE MOLLY! .MI4SCO1DEN MIN.BL1T -.... Note that South knew s.,here the king 01 uiamonus was located. East needed at for his opening heart bid. Also note that it declarer did not ca.th South OOP VU couldn't guard hearts and hang on to the king of diamoids. F:as, (I)) AA Q 74 If t, j 10 74 £ 63 2 starter, lie was less proud when (Do YOU have ti question for the Jacohys? Write 'Ask the JaCOhyS' care of this nbewsPaPer. The most in- It wasn't a difficult squeeze. leresting questions will t)O used in this cølumn and ttitOrs will receive copies o f I4 COB y MODERW / dulli'lly's ace of diamonds (The Vienna coupi and then run oft his clubs. Souihs last two cards were '. Jail ) ir j*.; 8. r y shot a hole in did ' one. u I),, . 'V - -. A hole in one WHAT?' - FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger BoJie rm MA rF V ccEECE AT tc' r ._ 0 - 4 , C -' -. ] 1//N, .. her dual hoops. Paul I)moletski (below left) tries to see how far his hoop lll stretch hiIe Bishop (below nigho prc.es that een a one-legged (sirl Isn't impossible. lIerald C4455 BY/EiF - " ' 4j2 16%y 't'?W 70 IW4q. -. r RSONEL 1X4'O#./ Lt.S A LOT— tr 4$5 4T system requires an objective evaluation of a fadilire safety program ______________________________ _______________________________ Wainwright's office released the contents of the letter after re- - accordingly, has been engaged in a revision of the rules ard A spokesman for Wainwrii' said although the divis tested the new rules regulations in June, the rating procedures have been in the draftlng stages for many months and are significantly more detailed than prior rules and regulations. /(F' RI 1Ak4-1A f . '- Division of ____ -'-w 44i4j/pfp/ AWWMA51 '2.' 1 .. : ' and testing of an spokesman said. jury Photos by Gordon Williamson 85 IEXVYc A TAtE ,,41(7,f,z V 4T County Commission with the 'ultimate responiibi I ity' for the County Commission Chairman Circuit Court Judge A.J. Sid Vihien Jr., follows the llosemnann Jr., concurring in the Seminole grand (;rand Jury Corrections, having report released recommendation that each jail the enforcement power. should which calls on the state division to "re-evaluate" in Florida be rated against a re-evaluate their methods of standard set of criteria. methods of inspection. inspection and realign their Vihlen Is seeking to ha ve the Wainwright's office released rating procedures. Mimi za4i.k' L7 1W One facet of the new the . strains Ith to hoola-hoops spinning around her neck while ('.lnny Bishop (a bove right) USeS plenty of knee action with by Garry Trudeau SO sZ.'I4TIV 1W e' 1 E HAD 4 017 0,; A PROBLE41 i,rITb.4 \ . AWIT SCOLAR CME,/ L ATEL Y port c ha rg ed .Jur) report,'' Wainwrig h' letter said. rings. ____________ - / Herald Staff Writer rdereil Wa;ns tiglit ff;ct' t keep the letter confidential pending the unsealing of the (evaluation) grand jury report Friday. Ilosemann presided over the Grand Jury investigation. The report said: ''l'hts Grand ity's Jury feels that the State • • minimum fire _____ /.\.safety fatal fire, Various sheriffs IL from requirements. regulations governing the throughout Florida have had Tbe hoola-hoop craze of nearly two decades ago appears to State Division of Corrections HOOLA-HOOP The Jail was damaged in a ceiving perniission operation of county and input into the rules and he making a strong comeback, as evidenced by this quartetJune 9 fire which killed 11 Supervisor Louie Wainwright's municipal detention facilities regulations changes in the of yo un gsters who prove very versatile Ith the plastic ENTHUSIASTS office late Friday released the from Circuit Judge per. and iengaged in) the ongoing project, Wainwright's Patty Brooks ahove left) appears to be grimacing as she text of a letter to 18th Judicial A. J. Hosemann. The inspection, requested development - The grand jury re- A five-tiiati task force from the Florida l)ivison of fire. Corrections is scheduled to inspect the repaired Seminole County Jail on Monday and to consider a request to waive allowed an inmate to set the L 111 E By DONNA E.STES and MIcKIA)cliltln(;F: (See related story, page 2-At you! " 000NESBURY :AMPuS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS nspection Team Due 1 _____________ and ti game is improving all the time. South rin off the last nine by squeezing Eas t in the red suits. All South had to do to make sure of his contract was to win trick five with his ace of hearts, cash L.'A'$, BUT : HA V E TO ASK 1OU TO STAND EDITION SUNDAY I the queen of diamonds and the eight of hearts. North held king V3 T.. TVJEE - fl - Wes t I -- / * r IU b 2 " - - B ()SWAIJ) and JAMES JACUBY TTEr.' £Q87 \ STO4 _ WIN AT BRIDGE V K 9 6 52 ' --.- AT 144T North SPECIALS! _1 CARNIVAL I N &XX IT./ 1 t\ C\NT T4E' JuT I ov' L - -- Friday, Aug. 8, 197S BEETLE BAILEY ALLEY ,, improved inspection system including sets of standard police departments inSeminole riteria. County are continuing to "One facet of the new system persons accused of felonies requires an objective over to Sheriff John Polk's evaluation of a facility's fire office turn for detention and Polk in program based on a turn is farming them out to jails safety division of corrections waive the contents of the letter after "Each Jail should be rated standard set of criteria that in lire codes and approve retur- receiving permission from against a standard set of seems to respond well to the ning prisoners to the facility. Judge llosemann Jr.. who criteria. It was evident to this exact criticism in the Grand A county grand jury was body that the most recent called June 10 to Investigate the overall rating of the Seminole --i 4 fire. The report finds fault with ___________ " County Jail as 'Good' was the Seminole County CornCommisleading." mission, the Sheriff's Depart. Wainwright's letter noted ment, the Sanford Fire . , . - MI Ir- ______ - _____ 1_ - Meanwhile, the municipal _________ other counties at an average cos t of $1, per day. Winter Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk said the usual procedure for his police is to deliver the prisoners to the County Jail where they are booked. officers i Govoruhk noted, however, ,,::'t'.'hr.d"J4 _________________________ UGS BUNNY W.A.5 by Heimdohl & St&.I DELIVERED tTW \7CS NO IJLL OF SCRATCHES. SCHNOOGLEE \ 5TORL COMPLAINTS W(JLDN'T JITER.. K..&4... I/ p qA TUMBLEWEEDS IF IT wsttr FEThES cur TIME! -. I : by I. K. Ryan ki \J W - - - k, c4 j Chic Young THOUGe.IT 'iOU DIDNT LIKE rl MY SINGING rd VA4Ar DO MEAN ft DON i / J 8.ir.'r LEAS W4EN 'YOU'PE SINGING k:—",- 1 KNOW I VUAREN'T by Al Vermeer THESEi-4AT'S < (A'I LlNE I YOtR ..ASSE '2? WHEW YOU Cr f= - T 70 BE A its rating procedures sia n pilot program in another count) using input v arious sheriffs departments • -' •J - from ' .I-- ----. the need to rtevaluate the inspection procciures and eocfltv. GFAR(W KAREIIFR E m ote' ions Greet Grand Ju 4, ridicule." . • • I ' pressed mnixed ernctlons concernlng the Grand Jury report which placed the "ultimate responsibility" with the Counts Commission for the June 9 jail fire that claimed the lives of 10 IlUllales and 'i 'ailer. ARCHIE NG IT ANY Mogi — 0---' byBob Montana TH.Ar LXED LiKe A CAN CF AACEi HE WAS C4 YJNG -- AGREED I WHO'S THAT A 16 MORNI HER FPIEND.O' P •' - . • - .1 , : S Re ort "We doa lot of things to save those dollars," hesaid. Sirs. Elaine Iloovey fe public hadn't been inade 0, Il1-.STF.It .. . IiGlN a persons Interviewed in "The governor has not What can we downtown Sanford concerning Copy of the report. think until he's se-en it, All the F riday 's release of the (,rand seen 0-ft Kizee did say. however, that the conunission should have honored the request of Polk. %oho Kazee said. is a "good .0.% ,, (h'irle Char le s Iiaes i barbe r, r r, sugges ted the commissioners are "too young to handle the - POOVEY llA'Es The Grand Jury report, which . . "She also sa1d slit didn' t an prisoners should e , treated "the same as citizens who haven't been convicted of i I HARPER breaking the law. reSpoflsitillt) of managing a that "you can't keep prisoners county 51Z 0 Seminole . . , In it. Also hayes said he couldn't lie also placed part f th / ) KA7.EE that the commission wasn't to ton' tI know who who ' ss to I don I blamiie. blame." ante, Lor ri Ii'arper said. d Instead, Kazee felt Governor e don't think the County Coin- failed to issue indictments says the County Commission has shown characteristics of casualness, lack of cGncern, irresponsibility and a general noncommittal attitude concernlnL the needs of the Jail. factsi aren't in," NIrs. Iluthia Jury report which says the understand why 15 years ago blairle on citizem who failed to niLision is to Llanie" she d- lieubin Askew should have seen Grand Jury report also County Commission treated the jail was considered one of approve two separate bond ded ' that s te ta funds were channel ed recommended cons truction of a Hester said. to Seminole County for jail "new, modern Correctional Sheriff John l'ok's request for the "most modern facilities In issues for construction of a new ' . foo -- 44111P.- S ' " — (;• .' - Her opinion was symbolic of jail repairs with "scorn and the state" and now is so unkept jail facility. - Bill Kazee agreed, in part, repairs. Institution." SID %IHLEN JR.. County To Work On Bud et g A week behind schedule, Seminole County 11'om- Oviedo Man Files Sui Against Bennett, Cholef V I'll "aware of problems at th" jiil. liagin said perhaps the jury was "charged to study Inc fire not issue indictments. - by Dick Covolli O-tASE 7He /MJLAkAN AN P N I P AT HiS HEELS... I I Seminole C(,unhans ex- [ AICTHER I LS&D TOLOV' (.SseiDerry ?oltce Chief George Karcher said prisoners Liken to the county facility are aCctL.sed of serious offeis something better than a and his *atti¼ sends an IVeTJgC -- ., The Dep..' , SHF.RIFF POIX "%%'flat was the Grand Jury iristructed to do"' asked James ç_J WINTHROP mixed fly ED 11111ICKEIT licrald Staff Writer ' %---)THEY'RE PART 0F: T 1-4E- Ak - L3 4A.. LC. VW TROI T1c1J. Fn 4 -- -- AREPOCALS, ARL~YLE I 1 ThE THERE - Man-On-The-Street Interview L 2 _______ IUIJ j with the "ultimate respon. sibiht) for the fire Polk had requested funds to make neceary jail repairs, but the commission denied his request The report said that 'in ci feet," the commissions' inaction on Polk's request - 1 ARE YOU ALL QIGAT? - that tds force has not had oc. casion, since the jail fire, to pick up an acciedfeIor, -- - - - . HI Y( OOO!yAAHQQi KIVEEYA ! rsHAYAJ recommendations of the Grand Jury and had begun, several months prior to the Seminole T;i s *Pflhl 1.'1 U*&4III - 5 .TU II WUIIIJ *UIIjjj443I*)jU - AR PLU6S, \\\. This J05 tVOJLD "I CLO5I •- Division of Corrections regarding the fire. The grand jury report t ci 'iu [ •eq Laa Ai. CAPTAIN EASY t Mk P..) BE4,N 'JT MOVE vvzy - LOWLY AW . r . - . OKAY_ G.'O) C,IRL-:...NOW WE'VE BOTH 601 TO BACK I PONT WANT TO kI,I. THE CRITsER _UN1.5155 I HAVE TOI by Crook, & Lawrence - F' %I.Lo — OH (REI'tTL 5HE5 1 cjs / . assaulted liartsoe. Ife riter No hea:lng date has been set ed suit Altamonte Springs attorney J. rIdStaf( An edo man has Michael Matthews. charges in the lawsuit. in cir cuit, court sce ,inK in ex- ille Police sources said records ga l arrest and assault. cess of $2,500 (tafl1IgeS from •i 'l'hie suit alleges that on indicate that a man named J. former police officer WhO August 15, 1974, Officer Clayton llartsoe, 30, of Oviedo, arrested turn a year a go, Chief llaymiiond Bennett ''without was arrested by Bennett, who Ben Butler and the City ' le'al process or authority did was working a traffic accident Sanford maliciously, wrongfully by in the city. The civil action, filed for Police said the arrest was force and against his will" take - .. - by Howie Schneider OW.P. AT 14EU., Qt.E- '1 ije CA LLS it- . TLØ,,L_i T}-'.'r R6 mc . , TODAY -- ., - -- - liartsoe into custody and detain made after }lartsoe, who wasn't him at the dIv jail "for a long involved in the accIdent, was told to it ave the scene and later time.'' t'mn.th of -' - - '- - . ." -. . - '- - Cemmissioners will have to ' ., .. . -. . ' . *. . -"$ Clayton )iart.soe, of Oviedo, by W FAOUI PJ T E 11 '•--.----- -EEr H fly 110 11 preposal prepared by the Office of Nlanagement Analysis and - - -- - . " - ' . - -e-- -'.- . "' -. . ' -. . .# - — - -. . - .. requests -- - - ' . • . ' - - - '-. . . ' - '- , -- .. . ,.. - -. rn ' • .. .-• -. - . - •. .... ' cut more tha n $4 million from the $22 million-plus in budget to stay within a 534 certified mnillage rate. Major projects the cornmission will consider for the next year include replacing or renovating the Seminole Count y . Jail, funding the county-wide library- system, and the proposed purchase of the Montgomery Ward building in ( asselberry t -) solve the - - - 04 , -M' - ' - - �- --------------- -------- - - SI" —.................... c.:rv.rTr ----- - - --A rnTT1TSI.a - 7A_EvenngHerd,orsunaygto,ys __ School 1111111111111111 I Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Board Member Filed With Sunday, Aug. 10, 1915-3A Allan K The Granddaddy On School Board State is a Sims Says He's Complied On Disclosure NATION In Murder Of Viet Baby CONY ERS, Ga. iAI' A grand jury has indicted a Conyers couple on charges of murder and cruelty to a - child in the death of 9-month-old Nguyen Thi, a Vietnamese orphan who had been staying with them. The Rockdale County sheriffs department said Catherine Elaine MaRble, 22, and Richard William laltbte. 25 were released Friday after posting bonds of $10,000each in the dtath of the girl July 11. The baby died at Egleston Hospital for Children in Atlanta after being unconscious 12 days. An autopsy revealed massive head injuries, a broken collar bone and . other injuries. Nuns Seek Equal Partnership SAN FRANCISCO AP) The 750 Roman Catholic nuns meeting this weekend want an equal partnership in the running of the church, including ordination of women ptrh.tps the eventual election of a nan The nuns of the seven-year-old National Assembly of Women Religious say they seek more control over their own lives so they can respond better to today's social issues. "I am 'church as much as any bishop," Sister Catherine Pinkerton. 53. said pointing a thumb at herself. We want partnership in the dnr& The whole thrust of this organization is that women should be at the decisionmaking and policy-making levels in the church." as yet complied by submitting the curiipleted forms for the 1974 "I am a state, not a county officer. How. year to Beck'.ith's office is Oviedo City Councilman Carlos ever, if by my filing a copy of the disclosure Warren. told The Herald, Saturday his problem is that he with Beckwith's office will make someone believed by filing the disclosure forms wnen he ran for happy, I will be happy to do so." Democratic Precinct Committeeman in September that he had complied. — School Board Member "This spring I asked Assistant City Attorney Bill Colbert and ' Davie Sims at the time be didn't think It was necessary for me to file again," he said. But, City Attorney Joe Davis told me last week I should get "If we are going to have a financial disclosure law, It would in and file another one," Warren said. be a good Idea if the state would make it clearer," Sims said. "My problem was a bit of misinformation." he said, adding "If the idea is to have financial disclosure. then it should look he will filehis financial disclosure Tuesday." he said. and see what an official's real financial status is. The way the law Warren said in certain instances, such as when elected of.. is now, the forms do not really disclose anything about licials have 'a lot of contact with people with a lot of money or 'hatsoer, have large campaign contributors," financial disclosure is "I think it iauseless," Sims said. "It lust secjns as though the helpful. .. "But %here you have things like appointed boards — such as time spent filling out those papers could be better used for more constructive things. planning and zoning boards that have no powers to make laws, 'It is just another form of harassment by bureaucracy. I was etc., I rn not sure it is worthwhile," he said. happy to comply with At," Sims said. "Financial disclosure generally means more open govern. The only other Seminole County elected official who has not flient," he said. School Board Member [)avie Sims, calling the financial disclosure law "just another form of harrassment b)' bureaucracy," said Friday he has complied with the law even though his required disclosure forms were not on file in Clerk of Circuit Cowl Arthur H. Beckwith Jr.'s office. "I filed on June 30 according to my interpretation of the law," Sims said, adding his belief that he is a state officer and thus filed his financial disclosure and a cover letter with Secretary of State Bruce Smathers' office in Tallahassee. "My commission is signed by Gov. Reubin Askew," Sims said. "I am a state, not a county officer. However, if by my filing a copy of the disclosure with Beckwith's office will make som"e happy. I will be happy to do so," he said, Sims indicated he was mailing a copy to Beckwith's office Friday night, "then everyone should be satisfied." Meanwhile, the State Ethics Committee last week called lk, ckwith's office indicating interest in the fact Sijm' financial disclosure forms were not on file in the clerk of the circuit court's office. The law itself is "lot of trouble, unnecessary and really tells little if anything about an official's financial status," in Sims' Georgia Couple Indicted FLORIDA I By DONNA ESTFS Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF 'a IN BRIEF Warren Faces Cocaine Charge 16 - - ' RALEIGH, N.C. i AP A criminology expert has testified in the trial of Joan Little that evidence at the scene of the murder of the white jailer she is accused of slaying had been poorly handled. Herbert 1.. Mactkinnell, director of the Laboratory of Forensic Scences at Corning. N.Y., also questioned Friday the quality of photographs of the scene at the Kelley Willing To Report MONTREAL t AP — FBI Director Qarence M. Kelley said today he is wiling to make regular, sworn reports about the propriety and legality of his agency's intelligence-gathering activities. '1 would not be averse to reporting at regularly heduled intervals, under oath, as to our performance and compliance with the rules," Kelley said. He apparently was refhring to regular retts to congressional committees, but indicated he would be willing for at least part of any such reports tobe made public. Kelley's remarks were in a speech prepared for the National Conference of Bar Presidents and the American Judicature Society, meeting in conjunction with the American Bar Association annual convention. Hoffa Leads Investigated DETROIT ( AP) — Justice Department officials are considering whether to bring witnesm before a grand jury in an effort to crack the Jimmy Hoffa mystery, department sources say. They gave no indication of who might be called. Ten days after the former Teamsters union oresident vanished. FBI and state officials were chasing leads, but with no public signs of progress. The first subpoena in the case was authorized Friday by U.S. Atty. Ralph Guy. He said he was seeking records of telephone calls made frtm Hoffá's home in Lake Orion, Mich. A special grand jury already is sitting In Detroit to hear evidence of corruption and organized mime. NSA Denials Doubted WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Security Agency reportedly denies "intercepting telephone calls of Americans going abroad," but the chairman of the House Intelligence Conunittee still has doubts. Committee Chairman Otis G. Pike reported Friday the denial by it. Gen. Lew Allen Jr., the NSA's director, made in closed door session. But Pike added, "I continue to have doubts and some of the other members dn." Pike, 1)-N.Y., told reporters the problem Is in defining what constitutes an interception of an American's telephone call. Rocky Questioned On Attica NEW YORK iAPi — Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller says he answered "fully and frankly" all questions put to him by a special state investigator about his role in i19IAttica prison riot that took 43 lives. Rockefeller, governor at the tine of the irirng, was que'stion'd fct five hours Friday by Deputy Atty. Gen. Bernard S. Meyer. "He answered every question that was asked and his ;iriwers were satisfactory," said Meyer, who was appointed by Guy. Hugh I.. Carey to probe charges of a cover-up in an earlier investigation of the prison riot. FBI Said Negligent CINCINNATI i AP) — A federal appeals court has ruled that the FBI was negligent in the handling of a 1971 airplane hijacking in which three persons died. It overruled a lower court decision that FBI actions are immune to civil action and said immunity can be applied only if the agents involved act reasonably and within guidelines of law and regulations, The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal ruling Friday placed a $3830. judgment against the Urted States. oMAhA. Neb. iAl' One of the nation's largest meat packers and Its chief executive have been indited on charges of conspiring to defraud livestock raisers in 13 to of more than $71 nullion, - ' Poor Service Rebate Urged - . ________________ . - 7A .19 ,.e . - ~~~~ -I - -_ I. I-_ - o-,,-,.--- fWd c1 J (j Report Draws No Co rn 1)1 efl t 444014, ._, - ,. "1 - Iw G j,j" !b. ! -4. ____ A - ..s .., .. '.. ' 41 1 I ~ - _ -9k k- IA 111, 1%0_ - - __1 - % -j -. 1"j - . . Ir ~_ .~~ k_ . t..-. -._ , r ~ " - ByMICKLOCHRIDGE BOB LLOYD and - .. . - . .i .. . . " I 4 -' • 1 . . I . 'sA 4 - Murder Suspected In Hanging - a -. . By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer A 54-year.old Chuluota woman has pleaded no contest in County Court to a charge of opera ting a convalescent home without a license and is sched uled for sentencing Aug. 22. Mrs. Mary W. Kenny, of 21 Overlook Drive, Chula Vista, (huluota, entered the plea Friday before County Court Judi' Wallace Hall when she appeared with out counsel to answer a summo ns Issued bs Sta te Attorney Ab bo tt Herring's office. Th e charge Is a misdemeanor punishable by 60 days in jail or a $5{K) line, according to court sources. Mrs. Kenny was served with th e summons on the charge July :!o. Information filed by Herring's office alleges the violation was on July 25, the day sheriff's deputies went to th e Kenny residence to investigate th e death of an 82-year-old man who was living th ere wi th his wile and three oth er elderly persons. Sheriff's investigators said an autopsy showed the man died from a heart atta ck. On July 29, County Health Department Director Dr. O.L. Barks directed a letter to Mrs. Kenny ordering her to "cease and desist" operating the unlicensed facility "within 14 calendar days." Ekkrly patients over the number allowed without state l'eensing were later reportedly moved from th e residence, and Mrs. Kenny told re porters that she had plans to remodel her rt'.sidt'nict' and put it up for sa le. ) Bailey Charges Dismissed ORLANIX) I AI'i "It is finally over," Boston t-riminal attorney- F'. Lee Bailey said after a federal Judge dismissed mail fraud charges facing the lawyer for the past 27 months. U.S District Judge John A. Reed dismissed th e federal charges Friday, granting a motion filed last week by Bailey, who claimed he tsd been denied a speedy trial, "Bailey has suffered serious professional, financial and emotional distress as a result of the trial delay," Reed said in his opinion. Three Pre m Teen Girls Charged With Breaking I -- Res e ce . •'SUfl - Union Fails - - Longwood Public Hearing On Rate I Continues - -----.-' , - - , Correction ,, 'r' A Approval . To In "-" "TAKE-A-LONG" FOLDING GRILL rOiCS r()I' .SF1GPiT Win LOW AUTO RATES Ballot , ' . - ' query the union representatives " union regulations. A carpenters union official, By a 24-3 vote, Seminole Earl hamilton, was in Sanford Count maintenance workers this cek to gather support for Friday defeated a bid by a the election. lie said a thi'eecarpenters union to represent iiiar. committee was organized the workers in labor negotia- in the maintenance division to tions with the County Coin- spread support of the union aiiiong workers mission. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners is the union to be decided upon in ' L'1IlPIO'C election. of 32 maintenance workers, including courthouse custodians, were cligible to vote in the election, SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments Quotes iocnRu)Gl: Ht'rald Staff WrIlcr - REG 299 44 . -_ 1_ . 1 .:1 ,. ..-1. :~-,, INFLATABLE • 322-0285 831-9774 • 1 1 41Yi1ru SS1 .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 lADIES' AI R MATTRESS 27 24 REG '" will. I'~ 1, - ) REG 3 29 I Proof Eary to dean, 1 69 ,-;~~I: , 0LO R 5 :.'..' KNIT TOPS % Is&T 44 - I, -. I. 1 ____ ---\,-- .: 1. CILLATING , -: 12 INCH FAN SUPER PRO MASK AND BEVERAGE HOLDERS REG. 29 99 SNORKEL SET — - DURA B LE BEG 2 88 ,- ...._,,. 88 INSURANCE AGENCY ____ t REGULAR FOUNTAIN DRINK FREE for each customer t E ,- -Sundays only- at any of our sandwich shops! 5r On Fr(r Altamonie lr,, 43i Kiiiibroughi hi.is but'i, v,tirking closely with representatives of the Tampa firm of labor at. torneys Alley. Alley and Blue. retained Tin.' Co;,miiii"i"o rta firm to advise it while dealing wi th unions for the first time on such matters. !I __ U&S_W BY SQUIBB 3 LIMIT ONE . ~I .1 'OOj O I~= s~-1. 0 -0 -Im 4 '( •'. fa 299 Apopka Ft,rsl & Main Sts Lonnwnn1 US Act from Lonqood Ci, w On Silver Star R(i of John Young Pky A\I)WI( :11 SOon . • S FOLD I NG (BEG 1 - LIMIT 79 '. SYRINGE ~ 'W` 's SI{OI4 Inc. • • WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH ' 11 1 Ilim D'us I.t. M 51I.,.. Al ~.-_ Z 1 4 1~ 1!~ ,P__ !~,--~;;~ - AR ~~ I Is 1. 7 .1.11 W $OKI ITIJiS LIMITID SUPPLY ______ It - , . -I kwlkw M -t 0 _~ ~ ~ As ,:.:.::.,:.: A11, t::_4;-_ ~~______M~:4f_.~ -1 ~Z ...,....., .-..-.. ..-...~., 1`4A_ h,-S-L-_~V-;:- _2=, ;,-~t 4 _~t.~ ........ F-i - ;~1~0-.i 1 _1174,1 " -, P(R FECT 1 0 South Orange Blossom Tr N of Oiiridqo - I 'S S '-- a. mKa-ur OYER PADS wi t h Purchase of any Sandw i c h • would have on other unions. which may seek to represent county eiiipinves. Kiii.brou,'h, for several weeks prior to the election, was clistrituting "fact shcet.s" on unmon.s, requesting employes 1 '_ FifE!. According to stati' liv,, the carpenters u n ion will hi' prohibited from seeking to represent the imiaintenance rkers for one year. -It I tilt! election) points tip time fact the employes are well ;iwart'ofthietiiunty'sinterest in dealing with all employe probl ems fairly," said John Kuiibrough, ('OiIlIniSSiOfl labor liaison. Kiiiibrougti said he did not know what impact the t'ntt' 2 F1 LITY Under 25 • , P)PtA 1 Woman Enters Plea In Nursing Case TALLAHASSEE AP A federal prosecutor says former state Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley's resignation and ill health will not affect the probe by a federal grand jury. Asst. U.S. Atty. Charles Intriago, who is working with the grand jury, said the panel spent nine hours on the Investigation Friday. "We're moving with appropriate dispatch," Intriago 'aid in a telephone interview. The grand jury In Miami is reprtedly investigating O'Malley's income tax returns and other matters. I -.. . - ' Federal Probe To Continue : - - !AE BUTLER (Atli Officials say they are Intstigatinig th e possibility that contract killer Joscph Brandt was murdered in his prison cell. State Atty. E.J. Salcines of Tampa said Friday he was Mfl(l1flg investigators to examine Branat's body and the ircurnsthnces of the death, which prison officials listed s suicide." guard found Brandt's body at 4:35 am. Fri da y, 10 milinutes after the cell that also contained two other men was (.he'ked, said a Department of Offender Rehabilitation spokesman, Sle said Brandt was hanging with a towel wrapped around his neck and tied to the bare. - - - - 4 "There has been a tnt! !ick oi coopera)&Weefl state, county and local authorities as to the responsibility for the inspection by city,, county and state off icials, and the enforcement of various codes, laws and or. dinances... Grand Jury IIerI'''ijfrfl Local fire officials are . refusing to comment on charge by the Seminole county Grand Jury that there has been a "failure" of cooperation and coordination among area -1' . firefighting officials. Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett and Gary Kaiser, public safety director, had "no comment" on the I -- __ — . I$ " .~J ~ Grand Jury report released — N 4 . Report Friday. ,. : ,~M There has been a failure . - .- ; _1. i- of local cooperation and '~ "If we find something wrong 9, __ ~ ~_ L coordination between area In the school construction we _4%1&. " ,. 1', _~ " rescue and fire fightingoffictal.s have been told we should & ?' `J to provide for advance planning talk to the contractor, hot . .~ A ;.1;'r -# --* :% ' % with regard to any type of report our findings to the school natural catastrophe," the office. We have no way of .... % report states. • knowing if corrections hate During the June 9 fire, which been made and we have been Yesterday's teuiprratwes once again soared Into the low lik, but It didn't beder ft trig of COOLEST SPOT Cauelberry youngsters, as they found a nice shady spot In this culvert pipe at a ioeai playground. left 11 persons dead, 30 county told they (the school system Relaxing and getting away from It all are (front to back) Jackie flincher of 530 UIac Street, and s&rg firemen and 25 city firemen does not need our approval," IN TOWN Jclned forces to battle the 'ire Floyd said. and Doug Peterson of Foxerof I Apartments, (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) blaze in the second story jail"Most blthng codes are fire. facility, oriented. Where does the Harriet said any comment jurisdiction lie' Before the fire from the fire department on the happened I can see where a real report would have to come question existed for the Sanford through the city manager's Fire Department, If something office. happens at one of the schools, City Manager Warren "Pete" who will be at fault?" Floyd Knowles said Friday the city asked. id n has no Jurisdiction over the SanM1 Mzvr I Three young girls ages 7,8 county. the girls were returned to their When Turner returned, and Knowles said they are and 9 years,have been charged "We (city) can't require the maintaining the position parents pending investigation. suspect, the bicycle and the by the Sanford Police Departmoney were gone. police county to do advance plan. the city has no jurisdiction over ment with breaking and enterGas Station Robbed report. The 8:30 p.m. incident ning," Knowles said. buildings of other govern. ing and felonious vandalism fl However, county fire in. mental bodies within the city occurred at the Fina Service connection wi th an incident in a Sanford Police reported Station at 25th Street and U.S. spector Joe McCluan says the "until someone tells us difSanford house Friday. city has jurisdiction over the ferently." Saturday z young man on a 1742 in Sanford. Identifica tion of the girls was bicycle robbed a service station Seminole County Sheriff's Jail because the facility lsinthe Knowles referred to a s.ate not released because they are city limits. The question of $140 in cash while the station of department Friday arrested a attorney general's ruling that __!• juveruies. attendant was waiting on a 45-year-old Sanford man for which authority has jurisdiction there is no legislation giving the Sanford police reported house owned by Willis H. Jones, customcr at the gas pumps. assault and battery and also is holding up returning city jurisdiction. He also Saturday someone broke into of 538 Valencia St., Sanford, The attendant Victor Turner, resistiag arrest with ';iGlence. prisoners to the Jail while the referred to an opinion by a the residence at 913 Catalina was estimated at $2,000. 20, ht-aywood Drive, Sanford, William Eugene Pof- county commission seeks a previous county attorney that Dive and We the carpet from The three girls were ap- told police when he went outside fc-nberger, Route No. 2, Box 84 waiver of minimum safety the city has no jurisdiction over the floor, broke the sliding glass prehended following the 5:55 the office to wait on a car he waf, booked codes for the Jail. on $5500 bond the county buildings and to such door and tore a heater from its p.m. incident nearby the saw a man with a bicycle Meanwhile. Altamonte a stand taken by the county installation. Damage to the vandalized house. Police said standing by the front d(. Thieves Sought Springs Mayor Norman Floyd commission several years ago said Friday the question of when the county moved into th e Sheriffs detectives Sa turda y Jurisdiction over lire safety new courthouse without citywere still sear ch ing for two codes also is being asked about issued certificates of occupancy black men ho robbed an Alta* the public school system. to show the structure met city to monte Springs business early the city have authority codes. Friday arid escaped with an Un- to enforce city fire codes lifter There was a dispute between disclosed amount of money building school is oc- thecityandcounty at that time after forcing five employes into cupied?" Floyd asked. "We about the failure of the counit' a walk-in freezer (city) have been told we do not to meet city off-street parking LONGWO(JD The public hearing in a Those attempting to attend Thurday' session Deputies reported the two have any jurisdiction at any requirements for the $4 million requested utility rate increase Is slated to con- found a notice on the city ball bulletin bowJ men, armed with pistols, encounty school." tinue at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. building. saying the City Council had taken a field trip to tCred Kentucky Fried Chicken, Floyd related his comments Longwood Utilities Inc., sewe' plant Is the I)eltona water works and "interested citizens "It all boils down to the 11 436 arid 1-4 Just after midto the section of the grand jury longstanding statewide seeking a hike from $4.50 to $9.50 monthly from 1ire invited to meet at city ball and go on night and one bandit held a report calling the Sanford Fire question," Knowles said, "of i ts subscribers in Sandalwood, Highland [fills, trip. pistol to the head a clerk Department derelict in not higher level governments I .ongwtod Groves and Shadow [fill subdivisions. City Council last Tuesday night considered while the secondof gunman consideringtheseminolejailin always denying lower level 17he first hearing on the requested rate hike revenues anticipated in the utility departments forced anther eniplo)e to clean the same light as other governments have jurisdiction held Aug. 1, but continued when the Iwater and Columbus Harbor and Skylark sewer out a safe and cash register and buildings within the city limmts, over higher level government" necessary certified documents were not sub- packageplants)ai'idthegeneralfufyJfor the g' put the money into a box used The Grand Jury report said: within the cities. matted b the privitely.owneI company. for bread. has been a total lack of ALso on the agenda for the meeting are Under the national fire Carryover funds from the current fiscal year Deputies said one of the cooperation and coordination prevention codes as adopted by Franklin Alexander, regarding concerns of the Uvely"edimatedbythe,ouncilandcity Auditor bandits told the store's em between state, county and local the City of Sanf ord, th Winsor Manor Homeowners Association about Harold flartsock from the two sources at 0YIs. "It better be good or WC e cib' 15 $95,0). authorities as to the respon- required to Inspect he cortruction of the new Rock Lake Middle all Public Safety Director Doug Keller turned in kill you." sitAlity for the inspection chool: bids on tnsurance Edward McLeon Jr., lire arid police department requests for the nesi' by buildings, except interior After f or cing the five people city, county and state officials, dwellings ihotpe.ji ,n group i risura N , e;(A) de Rice on insurance and )ear JLst prior to Ow city council workshop to correct into the walk-in freez4Lr at gunand the erJorcement of various conditions which might lead to 'efxirts (mini district councilmeinbers, mayor Keller, after two months on' te job as public point the bandits repoited.ly codes, V irid City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. safety director, asked a 30 per cent increase fled on foot with the box of which laws and or ordi ianc'es, or cause Fires, or condition in might be pertinent to violation of the code, The Winsc*' Manor residents have expressed his salary from $10,000 to 111,000 and included as according °'°Y pubi:.' 'a'e(y. The Snulus '2 oncern the past that the only vebkiilar access Justification in the budget request a chart he r ,o ,sdn(urd City Attorney Department has been the chief o the Rock Lake Middle School is via their indicated contained the polic' salaries of neighMize. offetitier in this area," arrow subdivision roads which were not built t borir communities. Floyd said, 'The same thing any heavy bus traffic, Mrs. Alexander said. Ewnng V&,j A story relating circuit Although the chart indicates Sanford Police could possibly happen in Mrs. A lexander said Saturday the traffic to the (hiel Ben Butler's salary is 1,328 annually and court proceedings in Mtamonte Spr ings in reference i' chool could become a "night,nar" and present Wi Sijii Thw'day's edition n ter Springs Police Chief on page to the Lake Oienta School or in S'IJfdày and CP'r'ttma John Ge'voruhk's real safety problem o the ChiCfre11 III D.,hy Z"A k'e!IltIfIed • Sheriff's inc. any other city regarding any ubivision. She said there aNarentl: will be salary is $12,500 annually, nei ther figure is acN F t'-rpi A,i, Sanlora curate, according to drait' who testified t an ctiool. officials in the two corn. I ! ralk-Uroughs from some neighboring sub- niunities. evidence suppression "We ithe city do rot hate ivis ns. S"co", CIt POS$,,Q' r',, LI hearing In a burglary case anything to do with school ifl The City Council meeting scheduled Last Sanford's veteran police chief is ecivthg as Fraak Johnson Jr. spectkms, They ithe school twr'sday for a continuation of budget workshops 118,700 during the cwrent fiscal year, whil? Thc deputy who testified S'jtiSC rp?.n R('% b Cr r,r adlni'listration) invite us to go as not held and additional workshops have not (jrovoruhk, who has been chief in Winter sins Fred Joheaon Jr. to the school and look at it, men announced. for 18 iimn ths, is receiving $11,500. , "ri 511 we have no jurisdiction. L .4.. 'l'A1.l.A}IASsEl: z\I Tele p hone customers aid rt'eive a $1 .O-ain(Jfl(h rebate v, hen their in liv nlwil service is poor, even If a company's total system iiwets Public Service ('ommissjon standards, CornIw.ssloner I'aula hawkins says. Mrs. Hawkins also said in her written dissent Friday from a $46.6 million rate increase for General Telephone Co. that the commission should run its own tests to determine whether service is adequate. A I'SC staff investigation of General Telephone found service met commission requirements over-all, but was iniuk'quate in lii local - ri ,,,, Beef Conspiracy Charged - - - Beaufort County Jail in Washington, N.C. Miss Little, a 21-year-old black, is on trial for second-degree murder in the death of white jailer Clarence Alligood, 62. The prosecution ctr1enth she killed him last Aug. V in an escape plot. She says she was defending herself from a sexual attack when she stabbed him with an ice pick. Ste says she fled the jail because she feared reprisals. - ministration said Coppins and state health specialist Jerome E. Martin, both of Miami. were arrested alter a three-month investigati o n, - 1. - A spokesman for the federal Drug Enformitient Ad. - Little Evidence Questioned M lAM I i Al' A local official of the Boy Scouts says titis "totally shocked" to learn that one of the organization's executives has been charged by federal agents with selling cocaine. "lie was a church-going man and as far as we know a respected citizen in the community," said Walter Gorhaill. director (if scout .support services, after tile arrest or Boy Scout executive Murkel Coppins on Friday. (;orhain said ('oppiri.s, 2. orked primarily with adult leaders in the scouts and had limited contact with (iIIl(tI'('fl. 1. At Eckerd's you know the prescription is right ...and the price is right too ! %'I flu ,rl II, It, o nulfon p n riptiriris.it h B y El) PRICK Eli' lk'rald Stall Writer (EDITOR'S NOTE: Fourth in a series of profiles Ofl members of the Seminole County school boa rili ('lose up, Allan Keeth i.s, well, there's no other way In) say it, a nice guy. Keeth not only is a ii iem her of the Seiiiiriole County School hoard he's the granddaddy htird_siiiani of theiii ali with itilie years on the job. During those nine years he feels there's been no 'outstanding changes" in the educational process. Maybe team teaching and the ''P pod cOflcCI)t, but not the kind of change he'd like to see. I Its big change motivation. ALLAN KEETII ''11 you could only teach Ui teachers than oIlier iiiotivation,'' he says. Ills voice with counties.'' off, and he adiiiits that's a Ir. Kt'ctli's theory is that a di llitiilt thing to do.'' Keeth's wile, Jerry, urged ''Ward iiieniber needs to di a loin to run for the board nine little investigating on his ov. n' cars ago. She told him to ''do it concerning certain iiiatters. lie admits that ii ''little in. or else quit talking about vestigating" sometime results Iit," in friction between the board So he did. Now. Keeth, a Republican, is and School Supt. Bud l a yer. Ask ed about his relationship also president of the Florida with Layer. KeeJi smiles, then Sehs)l Board Association. Acting in that capacity, he says it's arm amicable one. hit', feels, allows him insight into all like fellow boardsmani I.C. of I-'lorida'c 67 -i,'hooI districts. Harper Jr., is high on Layer's "I'm able to see first hand capabilities. Keetti sees his Job as "simply that this county isn't doing badly alter all," ' he laughingly dealing with people'' and Reeth likes that. Ile likes to know the vints out 1k' doesn't particularly like general public has the chance to ullective bargaining be tween have its say, "I listen with an open mind,'' the counts 's teachers and the board, but he admits it's a fact 1k' says. Keeth adds, "People want to of life. "Collective ba rgaining is an know they're being heard." If you want an answer, Allan adversar) relationship anyway Keeth will try to give you a non. 5(113 look at it,'' he believes. But he also feels this board "has a political, Fair (Inc. ''I think I do that," he sas better working relationship Boy Scout Executive - OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY IN THE SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOURS L&II,ILII Cil , — .- ~ ____ �4 - •:.= ______ Evening Herald (inc thingwe've noticed about Central Floridians since moving here some months back the wil1ingn'ss and unselfishness when It comes Co helping those in need ani those less fortunate than iixst. Therefore, we can't help but commend the niiiibersof the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, who are busily pedaling their hearts out as you read this in a 24-hour bike-a-thon that will benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). The round-the-clock-twice event started Saturday at 10 am. in the Harbor East SubdIvlson off FTU Boulevard and ends 24-hours Later. Sanford-Seminole'a Jaycees raised over $500 already for the MDA and hope to be a part of those racing in the Winter Park Jaycees-sponsored event w ho will raise an additional $35,000. Several local firms and individuals have had a Kind in sponsoring the local Jaycee entry in the marathon, including First Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole; Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co.; Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, Cardinal Industries, Chase & Co., and Maliczowskl Insurance. According to Skip Senkarik, president of the 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30547.)-26 11 or 833.9993 - Sunday, Aug. 10, 197-4A Around W.YNE I) EX)YLE. Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAR KEY. Advertising Director - lionie Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 5270: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months. 132.40 President Sadat The Clock Time Playing For I ••. ia.. .-14 I.. i.-..'. ii . • I. I nIts.i 1 fl . •,ettii it a. ••_• r r %I,f11 -. .............. ,-lnI ,nr.,l , b (1 C_Ui It t. iJb Sanford Seminole Jaycees, the local wain will be coached by Vie GLschler and the Sanfordites hope to come home with e big trophy. However, they'll be &itidied just to know that they're in there pedaling away for a good cause. The race Is being run on a 1.2 mile course which is located on Bibb Road, 21 miles east of S11436. The public is invited to witness the action and Senkarik says there are many activities going on throughout the duration of the marathon. It's not too late to venture down that way, see some of tht race and help a worthy cause. And while we're at It, we're proud of the SanfordSeminole Jaycees as they continue in their tradition of helping others. Keep up the good work, guys. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Congratulations are in order for Sanford's Mattie Dixon. who won a gold medal this week in the girls' 440-yard dash in the Special Olympics National Games for the handicapped at Central oe long-range prospects for peaceful cxistence among Jews and Arabs. The Egyptian president chose not to do so. but there rna he some value in his brining the events Egyptians. of 192 to the attention of present- ( Aspirations of Egyptian people were not much applauded the deposition of different when they they are today. Like people King Farouk than everywhere they are concerned with food. thelter. - REPORTERS 69 Outspoken OfFICE /// Tom Brown 1 .. - HONG KONG I AP) A collision between two tripledecked excursion boats In the list river near Canton has left more than 400 dead and 100 missing, newspapers here reported today. Accounts attributed to Hong Kong residents returning from China said two 1,000-ton boats collided at I a.m. Last Sunday. Each carried more than 400 passengers. About 100 passengers on one boat were believed to be Hong Kong residents, (liina has not officially reported the incident and Hong Rung officials refused comment. The long Kong bureau of the official Chinese news a g ency Hsinhua said: "It was believed such an incident L.tppened recently." - NOTEBOOK: M 1SA1 O tA .\ Tax More Than Wallet Thomas Brown, who carne out of England Lcngwood Counulm n H.A.. (Bud) Scott had with his indentured servants to be planter In an answer this week to City Auditor Harold northeast Georgia, had a serious shortcomirg. ___________ ______________ Hartsock's questions about the erratic wa, l spoke his mind regardless of the risk. cigarette tax receipts dip and climb each month ,A When the "Liberty Boys" of Augusta began Hartsock, assisting Longwood officials in meeting to plot rebellion, Tom Brown stood up to preparing budgets, said he didn't know why defend his king. his zeal, or perhaps foothardi. there is such a variance month to month in this ness, was so great that a mob dragged him from 01 particular revenue account. his office one day in July. 1775, to teach him a sesson. . "It's based on the number of people who die "They stripped him to the waist," says one from smoking," was Scott's reply. J account. poured over his body a pot of soft tar ____ Donna Estes and emptied a pillow case of feathers which stuck to the ta and made poor Brown look iike a Sheriff's deputies were alerted one night Last Frizzled chicken.' week by a Sanford Police patrolman that a man Placlina cart drawn by three mules, he was was chopping through the front door of a house dragged'around Augusta while crowds gathered 0~q just outside the city limits. to jeer. A deputy reported the man was still chopping Brown was warned to leave town in 24 hours and yelling and screaming when he arrived. or he would be killed as an arrant Tory. i) There was no action by the officer, who reported Scraping off the mess with the help of a the intoxicated man with the axe lived at that servant, Brown swore an oath of revenge, He address and had simply locked himself out of the kept it in blood. house Making his way to loyal Florida, Brown of. BobUo)d fered his services to Gov. Patrick Tonyn. He was OD the right man at the right place at the right time. During a recent lengthy budget hearing, • With the plantations between the St. Marys School Supt. Bud Layer jokingly informed t he and the St. Johns rivers being terrorized by ro raiders from Georgia, Tonyn needed a military board the only salaried position that could be arm that would move more swiftly than the eliminated from the budget was the superin.. tendent's. regular British troops who were inclined to "L ook at it t his way. We've broken his string of vetoes. resent his authority. Impressed with Brown's _____________________________________________________________________________ "So moved," quipped Board Member Davle determination, the governor commissioned him SIms. a lieutenant colonel on the spot and asked tjmto form a company of volunteers. Letters To The Editor Brown's East Florida Rangers were thereafter the most active fighters and raiders in and now before the public works committee of Feature Lauded the southernmost theater of the Revolutionary the House -of Representatives would gut the highLt week, hugh Canton, who is director of War. They took part in most of the battles, I would like to take this opportunity to thank way trust fund by taking two cents of the four auxiliary srvices In the Seminole County school helped turn back every thrust from Georgia and you for the fine article that appeared in The cents per gallon gasoline user tax and dropping it a fire safety certificate award rode with the regulars in every counterthrust. herald Sunday. August 3, on belly dancing. It iS into the general treasury (where it could wind up system, received from state otfIia1s. The Rangers made daring sorties into indeed the finest article on belly dancing that I paying for federal spending programs totally Georgia, plundering and driving off horses and have read. For the first time a reporter has put " That just means we won't have any more cattle, capturing slaves and burning buildings my interview on paper and not what she thought collection of one cent to the states, to be spent on fires in Seminole County," School Supt. Bud They were Largely responsible for keeping belly dancing Is or what It should be. The article whatever programs they choose; and keeping Layer quipped. says what belly dancing is and the way It should the Last cent British Florida sale and reasonably well fed. Not to be outdone was board member Allan for the Interstate system. Under as an art. All this Brown accomplished with a troop that be taught this plan highway funds, If any, would come out Krth, who jokingly added, "That means he The photographer did an excellent job never exceeded 330 men at any one time. They and of the general treasury! Carlton is head fire chaser." were young Florida volunteers and loyal was most courteous. The photos are so good that It is easy to understand how irban dwellers Ed Prlckttt refugees from Georgia and South Carolina. 'l'he:,' I would like to ask If I could purchase a Few, might feel that their world is one enormous furnished their own horses and received Perhaps you could ask him to contact me so we concrete slab, covered with bumper-to-bumper Seminole County Commissioner Harry uniforms, such as they were hat, hunting shirt, can discuss the matter, pollution, but venting our spleen on the highway Kwiatkowski is taking bets. Again, a very fine article by an excellent belt, breeches, shoes, buckles and leggings. trust fund will not so've the real transportation But, he Is getting no takers, at least not from They were paid one shilling a day and their reporter. problems facing America. fellow commissioners. Veda Sereem greatest asset was their dash and spirit. What we nerd to consider is the strong The bet: "I'll bet we never reopen the jail." The danger to Florida at this early stage of Casselberry possibility that America needs the highway trust Kwiatkowski made his offer, presumably in the war was not from formal invasion. Writing of fund and a mass transit trust fund, his half serious-half mocking manner, to corndefense plans, Gov. Tonyn told the London Because the highway trust fund is a key missioner's In a work se'sslon last week. authorities he needed protection "from savages, ingredient to a sound national transportation A few weeks ago I commented Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. had been rushing and worse than savages, woodsmen." The wild on the rape of policy I intend to take the case for Its retention 10 about attempting to secure a clearance from any border was full of characters who shot on sight the highway trust fund by saying, "It's a dif. those who make it possible — the 100,000,000 and stole from both sides. (erent decade and a different Ford, but the ad- gasoline-consuming Americans who pay four agency with authority to grant a waiver. But Viliten was running Into dead ends. Tonyn said Brown's Rangers were used ..to ministration's plan to destroy the highway trust cents a gallon to build the roads they use. repel small plundering parties of rebel banditry fund has all -the makings of Ethel II." Rep. Bud Shuster Kwiatkowski saw the news he%dlines of While I was a bit flippant, what I said Is true. from Georgia and to drive cattle from that 9th District, Vihien's attempts and served up the Big Bet. Legislation proposed by the administration province to this." Penna. —Mick Iochrldge - desire to be proud of their country, These aspirations were not fulfilled in 20 centuries of administration by pharaohs. When he ascended to the throne King Farouk promised to work hard to improve the lot of Egyptians. He turned out to be a playboy whose administration sank into corruption because of his inattention. In the atermath of his exile, Egypt turned to the tactics now familiar in the Third World in. fiammatorv rhetoric, a tendency toward hostilities for the resolution of differences and a proclivity for playing one world power off against another. If the relative state of Egypt's well-being today is the criterion, the tactics were not successful. Egyptian people do not have the economic wellbeing of advanced nations, much of Egypt's territory is held by an enemy and, in blunt terms, it is a welfare state supported by other Arab nations, the Soviet Union, Western Europe, Iran and the United States of America. In recent times President Sadat has exhibited an understanding of the fact that confrontation and war are less productive than discussion and - statesmanship. Equally important. he obviously understands that give as well as lake is an element in negotiations, Consequently, while Sadat un derstandably tried to extract the last fragment of advantage from negotiation we did not believe that he would be so rash as to remove United Nations forces from Egypti an land or to close the door on negotiations, Progress will be made toward peace in the current discussions because, among other reasons, some 2,000 years of Egyptian history have exhibited that it is in the best interest of Egypt to take this course. Dock Diplomacy Delegates to the Miami Beach meeting of the International Longshoremen's Association voted authority to union officials to ban members (torn loading ships with grain For the Soviet Union. But dockworkers on the West Coast, represented by a different union, took an opposing view, conceding that trade bet. ween the United States and Russia and China is in their own selfinterest. Circumstances today are not comparable to 1972 when a huge Soviet wheat purchase forced increases in domestic grain and food prices, memories of which prompted the Miami Beach action. Farmers in 1975 have a surplus end are anxious to ex. pond their foreign market. Aside from the ideological and economic considerations of Soviet trade, however, the iss.ie is beyond the longshoremen's .jw-isdithon. Foreign relations decisions reached at high levels of government through painful negotiation are sensitive enough without the complication of diplomacy on the docks. ' Regime Shaky Okays Gandhi Plan NEW DELHI, India tAP) The upper house of India's par. liament approved a new constitutional amendment Saturday giving Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tinmunity from prosecution on criminal and civil charges. — ____________ BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Mobs rampaged (luring the night protesting the start of the fifth year of internment without trial, and a Roman Catholic youth was shot dead, three soldiers and many civilians were injured. and at least 34 perscns were arrested, officials said, "It has been the worst night of violence here for mon. ths," a senior army officer said. The army said more than 30 incidents of shootings, tx)mnbtngs and rioting were reported in Belfast and Londonderry, and that British troops were targets for gasoline bombs, stone-throwing mobs and snipers. . _____ - - . --' . - _ _ - - .. (9 ' - ' Angola Fighting Continues LUANDA, Angola (AP) Heavy fighting broke out In Luanda Friday night between rival back liberation groups and continued through this morning, The fighting, involving mortars and light arms, centered on the home of acting Premier N'gola Kabangu, a member of the Chinese-backed National Front for Liberation of Angola (FNLA), and other FNLA houses. At least three bodies were strewn outside the houses. - - - . - CALENDAR - Seminole High School at A Ford Or An Edsel? AUG. guidance offire Monday Fraternal Order of Eagles through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until fundraising luau and dance, 8 2 p.m. hiring report cards from p.m to I a.m., Altamonte previous school term and If out- Springs Civic Center. of-state, immunization records. Saturday's high 91. Overnight Polynesian food and entert.ainment by Chip Meyers low 69. AUG. 14 Band "Southwind." Contract American Legion Auxiliary Patti)' cloudy today with a Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern chance of mainly afternoon and 53, 8 pm., post home, 17-92. Park, for ticket information, evening thundershowers, Highs SISTER Inc. luncheon mostly in the low 90s and lows in meeting, noon, Cavalier AUG 31 the 7. Mostly southeast winds Fattier Lyons Restaurant. Council 10 to 15 m.p.h. Rain probability Knights of Columbus of Sanford 50 per cent during the afAUG. 18 corporate communion 818a.m., ternoonsand20 per cent during Rehearsals for 1975-76 mass in All Souls Church for night and morning. Marching Seminoles will begin members and families invited. EXTENDED FORECASTS (, WEATHER JACK ANDERSON Buddies Of Bigwigs Get Juicy Contracts One reason why the Postal Service is sinking into bankruptcy is its habit of passing out juicy contracts to the buddies of the bigwigs. Before Ted Klassen was forced ost as Postmaster General, for example, he awarded an $870,000 contract for a product that wasn't needed to a company that wasn't qualified to produce it. The company had one major asset; its owner happened to be a friend of Klassen's. The details, never intended to be read outside the executive offices of the Postal Service, are spelled out on documents in our possession. These show that Klassen took a liking to a L& .\ngek'.; _tpuut' named Alfred something done, you do it." Klassen and Bailar were obliged to look around for a new contract for Sqwat. They decided there was an "urgen"t need" for plastic covers to keep the Letters on postal trays from becoming soiled. This time they didn't bother to solicit bids, they simply awarded the $870,000 contract, willy nilly, to Sqwat. The postal procurcment section was ordered to work out the details of the deal. States one memo: "I understand that; telephone call from Mr. Hollingsworth to Mr. Klassen caused this flurry of action." There were rumblings from the postal Wclrnicians."There is an excessive amount of chief questioned "the managemen ability of President Fords reflections on America, the your firm, particularly the ability of ye" firm to telecast will be aired (Saturday) on columnist manage a contract For 500,000 units of an in- William Buckley's regular "Firing Ume" show. jection-molded product which has n':ver before This will give the American people a chance been produced." to judge for themselves whether tie networks Despite all the adverse reports, Klassen and were justified In barring the program. Bailar pushed the contract through. Then, A spokesman for the Public Broadcasting Hollingsworth, still not satisfied, asked for a Service, meanwhile, complained that the price Increase. This as too much even for his jrogiim was iittle more than a "puff piece" for postal pals and the project fizzled. our Bicentennial slogan campaign. Hollingsworth demanded an $84,959 setIt is true that the President, after discussing tlement and finally got $24,020. In return, the what is wrong and right about America, took a taxpayer., gut the unused molds br the con- moment to praise our effort to find a Bicentrovvrstal tray covers. tennial slogan. We have received close to one Footnote: Hollingsworth told us he received IiOlItgifl dnur,nc 1,-p A -_k - HOSPITAL NOTES + AUGUS'TS, 1975 AI)%IISSIONS Sanford: David L. Disher Martha A. Nichols, Deltona Heinrich Schiffer, Deltona Nora J. Bishop, Maitland henry K. Ilirt, O.stevn Charlotte H. Corley Edmund T. Cz, Sr. Pamela S. Fielder James K F'iggatt Lawrence J. Germain William M. Moore Leonard F. Moritz Viola Philpot Bessie P. Stephens Nancy Walls Continued hot and humid with scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers. lows in the 70s and highs near ' Daytona [leach tides: high 10:51 a.m., 11:11 p.m.; low 4:23 a.m., 4:47 pin. Port Canaveral: high 10:27 am., 10:48 p.m.; low 4:12 n.m., 4:37 p.m. I I PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to County Commission To Work on Budget The state assemblies, meanwhile, began meeting Inspections to ratify an amendment parliament passed Friday overturning Mrs. Gandhi's convlctloi-i of charges of corrupt electora: practices. - - government, proceedings against a prime Another clause bars any civil minister while in office, The house voted 15-1-0 in favor of the legislation less than two (Continued From Page-lA I memo to Circuit Court Clerk hours after It was introduced by According to Eleanor Art Beckwith directing BeckLaw Minister H.R. Gokhale. Anderson, management and with to provide the OMAE with Opposi tion members contin- budget analyst, a difference in the requested information. ued a boycott begun two weeks accounting methods prevented ago in protest of the arrest of the clerk's office from However, Mrs. Anderson said their leaders and imposition of providing Underwood with the the itemized list was not censorship regulations that bar Itemized information, provided and she got the needed reporting of their parliaCommission Chairman Sid information by telephone from ment.ary speeches. Vihlen Jr., Wednesday sent a department heads Thursday. The amendment must be ap- proved by the lower house of parliament, which recessed Friday but which is expected to reconvene shortly, and by a majority of the state assemblies before It becomes law. AUG. 11 at 8 a.m. at Seminole High The ratification process was Free Blood pressure tests, 24 School. All new and former due to be completed later in the pm., Adventist Church, 7th and students should contact school day following passage by a maElm, Sanford. for further information. jority of the 22 assemblies. Free classes in conversation tLG. 25 It would then Spanish, French and German CIED test leading to high Fakhruddin All go to President for adults and Senior citizens, school equivalency diploma, automatic Ahmed for hi., assent. Mondays and Wednesdays from Seminole Community College, Neither amendment men10:45 a.m. 12:15 p.m. weekly for anyone 18 or over has met honed Mrs. Gandhi by name, at Brain Towers, Sanford. prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call but she was in effect the only SCC for information. AUG. 13 immediate beneficiary. Cancer Society Films AUG.28 The new amendment states Seminar, 8 p.m., Sweetwater Milwee Middle School open that a prime minister shall be Oaks Recreation Center (1000 home for all 6th, 7th and 8th given life-long Immunity from Wekiwa Springs Rd) No. grade students who will be criminal proceedings for any. charge. attending Milwee, 10 a.m. to thing done before becoming, or for noon to pick up schedules, w hile serving as, head of the New student registration - 'I I ndia s Upper House Mobs Protest Internment - -- - BERRY'S WORLD — ......... n..., . S , LISBON, Portugal (AP) Members of key military uniL endorsed a document drawn up by dissident moderate officers today in a move that threatened to (al)size ('omi wiunistbacked Premier Vasco Go.calves' (lay-old government and split apart the ruling three-general junta. President Francisco da Costa Gomes and internal security chief Gen. Otelo Saralva de Carvatho, members of the Junta with Goncalves, were reported wavering in favor of the moderates. The crisis built over a document by the moderate of(ir.'rc r,ItirI,in,, tiuiiwv...I...... t.. t..:. ivi Ids t..onununis.iine Po1hclCS. , inflation, dignity, significance in their lives and a — — -. . Goncalves OF . Stood Ground i - More Than 400 Killed In China Boat Collision C I g a rette s .., MIAMI (Al') With the cast monitored in Miami said: Clementina Serra, a member Puerto Rican Armed Forces for ambassador to the U.N., John attended a special meeting in Vietnamese War at an end, the "In 77 years of Yankee con- of the Cuban Communist Party National Liberation, which has Scali, and other Americans Havana in March to prepare for Cuban government has devel- t.rol over Puerto Rico. the Central Committee and vice claimed responsibility for ha ve expressed concern over the September conference. oped another crowd-stiffing is- United States has imposed on president of the committee bombings of banks, insurance Cuba's support for the Puerto The event promises to be a sue to use against the United the Inhabitants of the Carib- pLanning the international con- companies, a resta urant and Rican liberation movement, highlight of Cuba's continued States: "The American coloni- bean Island Its politics, its laws ference on Puerto Rico, told the tourist offices in New York and They said It could become an effcrts to tarnish the United zation of Puerto Rico." a nd even its customs, attempt. par ty newspaper recently that elsewhere. A number of people issue in possible talks be tween Sta tes' international image, deThe Fidel Castro regime Is ing to expunge the spirit of na- one of the demands of the ha ve been killed and wounded Washington a nd Havana to re- spite low-key attempts at donow concentrating its propa- tionalism from th e na tives." meeting would be the release of in the bombings. store relations. tente between Havana and ganda efforts on a campaign Cuba has long maintained at five Puerto Rican "political The United States' Former Delegates from 30 countries Washington. against the American govern- the U.N. and other international prisoners" in the United States. ment for what Its calls the gatherings that Puerto Rico is WE RESFRVE The five are serving jail "Yankee subjugation of the colony of the United States and THE RIGHT terms for either the attempted TO LIMIT Puerto Rican people." that its commonwealth assassination QUANTITIES of President liarThe campaign utilizing ra- association with the mainland ry Truman in 1950 or the 1954 • I dio, television, newspapers, is a farce. ) shooting of five congressmen. movie documentaries, delegaIn conjunction with the camLions visiting various countries paign, a predominently leftistCastro has often praised the and a United Nations effort is socialist inde pendence move- work of the small independence leading up to an International ment in Puerto Rico has movement, which Is estimated Conference of Solidarity with stepped up Its activities, in. to have the backing of a bout Puerto Rican Independence. It eluding a "revolutionary" wave five per cent of the Puerto Riis scheduled in Havana Sep. of bombings and other terrorist can people. t.ember 5-7. acts in San Juan and a number lie recently promised support A recent Havana radio broad- of American cities. for the FAIN, the so-called IN BRIEF - Sunday, Aug. 10, 1975-3A Cuba Backs Puerto Rico Independence WORLD We're happy to report that last weekend's Firearms Familiarization )ay has been marked a success by the co-sponsoring Seminole County Gun & Archery Association (SCGAA) and the Sanford. Seminole Jaycees. The event was staged at the SCGAA range at the old Osceola airfield near Geneva End, according to Linda Martin, secretary for the association, many people turned out to have their firearms checked by an authorized gunsmith and to learn weapons safety. Too, the event marked the grand opening of the range to the public on a limited basis. Days and hours when it will be open will be announced in the near future, auording to Ms. Martin. Persons wishing further information on the range and the facilities available should write to the sc(;AA, P.O. Box 149, Longwood, 32750. Bill Currie -J BERT COLLIER ______________ Phi Michigan Un versity. and welcome home. Good work, - Pretdent Sadat of Egypt on the recent anniversary of the overthrow of King Farouk in 1952, was a disappointment to many Middle East observers. They had expected Sadat to make some tacti cal move to advance negotiations with Israel. or at least to put a philosophical framework around '-• ISOPROPYL RUBBING ALCOHOL RUBI,wG MCOil U I. yon, 17$ PIPJT + -- .: '. EE PLOW' I CASE 6000 3-bottom mounted shear bolt plow (with 17" fluted coulters) with your purchase of a new CA%%/DAVID BROWN 990,995,1210 or 1212 tractor Or" $800 PRELL SHAMPOO 00 ) 7OZ. 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S..p.'bcor' Irgato. o. 5o 0 .1 01 1 CUP 59c) 79c Cottage Cheese. 2 g ' / Hill holds a 29-yard lead over San Anton io 's Bill Sadler, who has played two games to Hill's one. ihis ('alvin 11111 already gut a lOCK Oil the World i'ootball Leigue rushing title" The former star of the Na tional FtIi league's I)dhIS Cowtxiys now carries the ball for the Hawaiians. And he cir- Is counting (tfl quarterback rwd it 32 times for a soli' 155 Mike Ernst and running back arLs in the Ilawaiiap..,' 1975 Anthi,n% t)avis to provide a 21-15 loss in Phila- repeat performance, debut, klphia.a Th at gave bun a . Ernst directed a last-peri1 yard lead over San Antonio's 9yard march a week ago to Itill Sadler. who has played two beat Portland while Davis rushgaines ed for 102 yards and caught a Now its the Portland Thun. pair of passes in the triumph. der's tur'i to try and harness Johnnie Walton is san Antonio's lull. Thy may succeed—but big gun, hurling touchdown it'll ony open up another aye- passes of 63 and 60 yards a week nue For the Hawaiian.c, who cx- ago in a 19-7 victory pect to have Vince Clemnents in Shreveport. the backfield Saturday night in What happens in Shreveport Portland. Clements sat out the will be the opposite of what opener with bruised ribs. happens n San Antonio-someBut they won't is' the only Portbud''s likel to clot 'lit Ui_ long-gainers on the field. land ha:; a couple in Jun Evan- rir. Chicago's Winds were inertly son and Uufus Ferguson, who breezes week ago, getting comiibincd for 167 ards in the shut out 1 by Birmingham. Thunder's 21-15 loss to Southern Pete hleathard completed just Calif oi'nia four of 19 passes and had two In tonight's other gaines, Southern Cal is at San Antonio, picked off while Cyril Pinder and Mark Kellar rushed for just Chicago visits Shreveport, 97 yard_s between them, The Charlotte invades Memphis and Steamer, including Jim Nance, Philadelphia plays at itirming- had a worse time of it in a 19-3 ham. Jacksonville is idle this Peaches .....3 6s $100 Gropes S In R CORNED 1-BONE STEAK 89c * kil ROUND OR BRISKET i SIRLOIN OR Sir Honeydews \ 99 c Sunday, Aug. 10, 1975-18 Rib njury N ot Enough To Slow_Crampton AK RON. Ohio I Al ''If I reit any fitter," warned ,_s. tralian Bruce Crantpton, shrug- j Bob Uraizler, Mayfair _______________________ Countr (lob pro, tailed to gerous: 'I have reached the stage make the cut at the IT where I have to be reckoned National Championship, after a with " coun!ered bespectacled 77•7150 for to rounds. •, hale Irwin, dismissing sugges. tions that Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf are the itien ti, P . I .. . . : ' ___ — • • Nor 4- " . '- ARNOLD PAI.MER Bratzler was the only Florida l'IUI) professional competing In the i'(A and tic qualific d for the tournament by finishing In the People may talk about Jack, top 25 in last year's National mm, le Ilrevino) and Gary Club Pro Championship in I Mayer), but the players talk Pinehurst. N.C. about rue. I don't fear them. I ': p1 • it. \ '--- To Make Cut ging off a rib injury that sidelined hint for six weeks in midsummer, "I would 1x dun. _____ / — Brafzler Fails onders fall to their proper 1ev. ci and the tours perennial money coll ectors assert them. selves, The 4' - .- most menacing, of urse, was Nicklaus, who ., carved out a workmanlike 68 and moved into a comfortable position four sftokes back of the leader with 138. He was tied with Mark hayes, the Firstround l)dC3'Settcr, A ho shot 'I, and Bob Wynn of Xenia, Ohio, who got his second 69. ' Tied at 139 were Ed Doughert'. the former Viet Nani ve teran from Linwood, Pa., who had don't back away from them. I over Irwin at the halfway mark an erratic 70 with five bogeys relish the competition with of pros' 57th national shootout. and five birdies. John Schlee, them." His 36-hole score of 134 tied rang' 11-year tour veteran Thus a baby-laced F)lu-r the PGA record for the distance from Carrollton, Texas, who from far-off Sydney and a late- set by little Jerry Barber in rallied with a 68. arriving Missourian, who can't 1959. Bob Benson, the Easton, see the tee without thick-lens He needed his explosion of six Conn., club pro, and Larry Urnspectacles, threw down the birdies and an eagle to over- son, the struggling young pro '! gauntlet to surviving challeng- shadow the remarkable per- from Kings Mountain, S.C., ers Saturday in the third round formnanc'e of Irwin, 1974 U.S. who opened with 68_s. both falof the PGA Golf Championship. Open king, who shot a hole-in- tered. Ben5on skied to a 77 for Cramnpton, 39, for years the one on the 12th hole for a 65 145 while hlinson took a 73 arid Iron Man of the tour, zoomed which put him at 137. fell back to 141 where he shared past the crazy-quilt collection of The two roands occurred the distinguished company of first-round leaders with a within an hour of each other at Wciskopf,79-71; Bill Casper, 69record seven-under-par 63 F'ri- the end of a day that saw most 71, and Toni Watson, the new day to grab a three-stroke lead of the First-round "No Same" British Open winner, 70-71. 'U hIAl.F IRWIN losstoSanAntonio,rushingfor Jackson Homers To Break Up No-Hitter weekend. a Iota,' of eight yar(Ls on six Somebody in San Antonio will carries, likely come out a loser for the Ph Tilt' ASSOCIATED PRESS allowing two baserunners—a Yankees 4, Angels 3 starts since Billy Mrtia re- 7, who lost his seventh conTiers and tied in 1953. first time this year. If it's the Running backs will also be in walk and a hit batter, placed Bill Virdon as manager ecutive decision. ('t Reggie Jackson an Indians 4, Royals 3 Sun, (tie Wings may well be on the spotlight in Birmingham. In the other American Larry Gura stilled California last weekend. Twins 3, Tigers 1 to an early divisional Art Cantrelle and Johnny !3lus- inch—and he'll hit the ball a Oscar Gamble greeted Kantheir League gaines, the Baltimore on live hits while New York Rangers 6, Brewers 4 Jimit hughes scattered seven sas City relief ace Doug Bird title, San Antonio is -u going so combined for 166 yards a iiiik. lkggie Cleveland made a Orioles beat the Chicago White took advantage of four CaliforToby Uarrah's two-run hits and pitched Minnesota past with a tie-breaking two-run into its third straight home week ago as the Vulrans, heir homer and a three-run pinch Detroit, saddling the reeling Ti- homer in the eighth inning. game while Southern Cal. at 10, the Wl-'l, defending cham. pitch too good to the Oakland Sox 7-I; the New York Yankees nia errors to defeat the Angels the seventh inning nudged the California Angels and ailing Nolan Ryan, Despite slugger homer by Roy Howell sparked a gers with their 13th consecutive powering Cleveland over the in Is the only other unbeaten team pioftthip won by last year's fir43; the Texas Rangers stopped hitting into six double plays, it Five-run sixth inning, powering setback—tyiig the club record Royals. The loss ended Kansas night and Jackson in the West, iiiinghamn Americans, slammed up a the Milwaukee Brewers 6-4; the was the Yankees' ninth victory Texas over Milwaukee. for futility. The losing streak City's five-game winning Its' last time these two fligh- the door on the Winds, J.J. jen- eretl with two t,ut to break Minnesota Twins turned back in It games and sixth In eight Milwaukee's I,IiIl Trave!s, 4- matched the mark set by the streak no-hitter and powered teams collided, the rings, John Land and Claude the Detroit Tigers 3-I and the A's to a 3-2 victory over Sun came away with a 36-31 Watts will balCleveland Indians nipped tb Boston Red Sox. preseason ' ictory. Southern ('al karriers for Philadelphia, Kansas ('its' floyals 4.1. "The pressure really builds up when a guy's got a no-hitter Before the A s rallied, the the score was &0• Red Sox got a run tiff Ken ma)-be I wouldn't feel so good Holtzman, 14.9, in the second about breaking it up. But when inning on a double by Dwight it's 1,0, we're still in the gameEvans and a single by Rico MT. PI.Ei'ANT, Mich, and I knew if we'd get it down to Petrocelli and scored another in Mattie Dixon of Sanford Paul Albritton of Ocala won a second place silver took first place and a gold medal in the girls' division of one run, we'd have a great the fifth with the help of an medal in the boys' 14-15 group in the 50-yard freestyle the 440-yard dash in the 16.17 group with a 1:10,8 to lead chance. Were a great one-run Oakland error, with a time of 33.7 seconds. Peggy Hyatt of Clearwater the list of local winners in the International Special club in our home park,"s.aid won two bronze medals in the 25-yard freestyle and the 50 Olympics for handicapped persons held here last week, Jackson. 4 Orioles 7, White )ard freestyle swimming events, with times of 20.1 Other winners included Tim Jenkins who copped the The A's were as good as seconds and 49.07 seconds, respec tively, in the 12.13 Dave l)uncan slugged his gold medal in the mens' 20-29 age group in bowling with a Jackson's word. After he belted eighth home run and hot-hitting group. 455 series, Morris Bryant of Jacksonville won a bronze it line drive over theeight-field Don Baylor lashed a single and Gloria Elder of Melborne won two golds with a 14.3 Us 1 H ASSOCIATED I'I(E.SS tiiedil for finishing third in the boys' 14-15 group in the 25knice, Billy Williams singled double to lead Baltimore over second time in the 50 yard dash and 49'9" in the softball yard free-style swimming with a 24.26 time. Randy Ghent AtIanIa throw in the 30 and over age group. b e a f and then Gtnt' Tenace walloped Chicago. 'flue triumph was the Football made its debut of Madison won a bronze in the 20-29 a two-run homer to age group in the Overall, there were 78 contestants From Florida and pull the A's sixth straight for the Orioles Washing to n 1 6- 1 4 Saturday in Louisiana's $163throw with a toss of 122 feet. through. more than 1,000 participants. and moved them within six million domed sports palace— Friday night to get Until that rally, Cleveland games of Boston in the Annerisome eight months late, the weekend hadgone through 62-3 innings, ran League East. The New Orleans Superdome under way. wasn't completed for the National Foothall League's Super fowl IX in Janry. And it just million, which hang 100 feet barely was ready for tonight's about the playing field. No footexhibition be tween the Houston ball got closer than 30 feet, The Saints expected some Oilers and the New Orleans 76,000 for the Superdorne's first BY' THE ASSOVIATEO l'ltE.SS Saints, two runt_s %%illi his 281h homer t'red the tying and go-ahead lead. The Braves won the and Earl Willianis drove in the '' I 'm not worried and a sacrifice fly. The Superdome got Its First football game. The behemoth Danny Murtaugh isn't runs in the seventh inning of the opener as Carl Morton fired a oni) run with a first-inning Dodgers 4,Icts3 public preview just a few days building, in the heart of New cerned with the second-place about Philadelphia. I nightcap, giving Chicago a 2-1 five-hitter for his 13th victory grounder. ago and workmen have scur- Orleans. tiasa listed capacity of Philadelphia Phillies. lie's got oIl lion ('e' brought Is Angeles ly worry about my for Football. 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' 58c structure ready f,7 tonight's ' MIRACLE WHIP Limit I v.ih $5.00 or more purchoLe e x c l. Cigi. SU PER BRAND DEL MONTE P L A6 GMfOl)' SWEET PEAS ft own club." —Pirate Manager Danny Murta ugh of nine exhibitious on tap The others are Green Bay's delphia: I onl% worry about ill)- -' KRAFT Ilouston's Buin Millips will days tile way his l'ittsburgh Jillbe one of six coaches making rates are playing. game. *I'm not worried about Ptiihi'I he Oilers-&ints game Is one their NH. debuts this weekend, II GOLD MEDAL GRADE "A" SELF-RISING OR PLAIN LARGE EGGS FLOUR Limit Two Do:. with $5.00 or more purcha. excluding cigarettes. som slitgle off reliever Ken &inders in the eighth inning. Jinumus' ,ot tk, 1r . . A • i 1 lu,, r,,n, i,Fi r,ii,.t','r Wont T. - Wynn and Steve Garl.'ev, who accountedfor the lgers' first two runs with solo homers, singled and Willie Crawford sacriheed before ('ey's hit. Saturday the first lull weekend Ilart Starr. Kansas City's Paul own club," Murtaugh said Fri. MeLs 4-3. the St. I,ouis Cardinals of preseason clashes in the Wiggins, Chicago's Jack Par- da night after the Pirates outlasted the San l)iego Padres NFl.. Elsewhere, it's Cincinnati (lee, Baltimore's Ted March- dropped a 5-3 decision to the l, the Montreal Expos nipped Cardinals 10, Padres 6 at Miami, Philadelphia at PiUs- ibroda and Cleveland's Forrest lowly Houston Astros. Coupled the Cincinnati Reds 8-7 and the Gregg. ilillth burgh, Buffalo at Green Bay, Philadelphia's 54 triumph Chicago ('nibs downed the St Louis jumped to a 4-0 lead Nick Mik e-Mayer's kicked a over the San Francisco (;izint_s, Atlanta Braves 3-I alter St. Louis at Kansas City, Baltion six straight singles to start the First inning against Dan more at !.nver, Dallas at I_os 19-yard Field goal, his third of it sliced the Pirates' lead over dropping the doubleheader Angeles, ('hi(-ugo at San I )it'go the night, with 15 seconds left to the Phillies in the National *'pcner 14). Spillnt'r and winning pitcher flight-bander 1)oct Ellis was and the Ncw York Jets vs. Mimi. give the Falcons their victory League's East Division to three Bob l"orsch hit his first major over Washington, which had led gaities, their sn'allest margin staked to a qu('k 3-0 lead on league homer, a two-run shot in nesota at Phoenix, Today's activity has t)etroit l4-:1 at halftime. A sparse crowd since .June i. I )a&' I '4irker's homer but lastthe third. E'iirsch also singled and scored in the second. Elsewhere, the I_os Angeles ed only two-thirds of an inning, at Oakland and Cleveland at of 18,441 was in Washington's The six first-inning hits were lxtgers edged the New York allowing four hits, including San Francisco in (lay games UFK Stadium for the game. Hill singles by ('lift Johnson by Lou Itrock, Willie Davis, lion with the New York Giants at and Mill May, The Astros tied it Fairly, Ted Simmons,Ut'ggie New England at night. in the second and won it with Smith and Teti Sizemore. It)Atlanta beat Washington 16ui,tiin,, tk. I 'r.L ,ni ti.,l itifn rV -.111111111111100 - g �I 213-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 10, 1q75 SCOREBOARD Pair Of Southern Crowns To Go On Line In Orlando fly LOULSSAPStS Stadium on Aug. 19. The comarn events will be a middleweight crown on the line against Irish Gene Wells and IT Termite Watkins takes on Larry Peterson for the lightweight version. *. -Wells Ih return engagment of a split decision battle they waged over _~ rWT JrI ii J' ____________________________________________________ — William Johnson of Sanford fishes In Lake Monroe while puffing on his pipe. ifierald Photo ii) (rdoii Williamson TMA-f and his manager. Pete Ashlock i nsisted they were victims of a -~ - 1. $j. the fight very close and a re- .r - - , - - ' L. ____ ... ______ ... _______ W' tember - -. — - i -- - lr Nlllit - - . II schooling in the vicinity of the camp with a string of five landed by one angler. A 1512 pound catfish was the Largest single - V - . . Outdoors -. -- . - • -- .+ - " ___ -- ) p '- DOUBLE TROUBLE 'j -:. r ' #Pk it -- CbkSg. White Sox coscim Strawy Dent, kit, and Milwaukee Brewers' 9iarnn Mocey seem confused as two Sex wives occupy third base during players' wives game In Chicago. ...Ec1'_ . 1J MIAMIIAPI - ,knnecarrof .,_. , -- __ n) ' champion Zeljko . . -- Franu-- -- Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Chicago P,'ontrpat __________________ W \, -___ . -. ; - PITC lii N(; (0 O" sons tirabosky, 5(1. 9 3 7501 I 65 ('ulIcIt. (fl. 93 P Jones, so, 15 6. hi. 1 1 B i t liogham, Ciii. 17 5. 706. 3 72 Seaver. NY. IS?, 617, 712 Montifusco Sf. 10 3, 667. 3 Cl Kirhy, (in. 84. W. 1 S Stone, Clii, 9 3. 6.41. 'I in s3-MessCrsmtpl A. 163, Seaver, NY, 161; Sut L.A. 141, P Peujchel, 173 Rcll,',rdl, Nm, (7), Mont,- * _2,_~- - !ir. 171 Pct. GB 17 384 -- 66 63 SO 538 3 SN 5 1 5 1 8 7 1 , 71 SI 54 3)8 33 67 461 II 48 67 13.6 16 AN -- AMERICAN LEAGUE PATTING (77', at bats) Care,.,, Mn. 370, Lynn, Bsn, 3 3 3. Washington, Oak. 3 1 9, Ti. 316; Munson, Hargrove, NY. 313 R0 06 Lynn. fl%n. n, PNS p,.', Bsn, 71 YStrirnsk,, Bsn 7 1. Cincinnati ii 39 633 Carew. Mm, 7 1 . Mayberry,. KC. Los Angeles 59 33 SiR IS'i 67, P Jackson, Oak, 67 S Franc ijc 53 38 187 19 RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn, San Diego 53 60 469 71 Bsn. 87, L May, Bal, 79, Rice. Atlanta 30 61 412 21 Sion. 7$; Mayberry, KC, 76 Houston 17 75 339 34 R Jackson. Oak. 73 H I T 5=- Carew. Min. 11g. Friday's Result Washington, Oak. 137. Munson. Atlanta I 1 (hiago 0 3 NY. 179. 6 Brett. KC, 17$; Piv Montreal S. Cincinnati 7 ers. Cal, 176.- Randle, Te*, 176 I os Angeles I, New York 3 DOMES-McRae, KC. 37. Philadelphia S. San Francisco Lynn. ftsn, 31. 14 Jacksomi. Oak 76. Rice, so 71. Pudi. Oak. St Louis 10. San Deo 6 71 Houston S. Pittsburgh • TRIPLESRVCI-S, Cal. S T 0 L E P4 SuSpended game) BASES-- Rivers, Francisco IMontefusco Cal, . Washington. Oak, San 1031 at Phaadelphia (Carlton Remy, Cal, it. Otis, KC, 31. North, Oak. p 10 1). In) PITCHIPC, Diego (Freilleben S fl) (10 San Dtc.Sions)At St Louis (McGlothen 11$), Eckerstey. Cie. 93. 730, Wise. flsn. (n) IS 6. 714, 1 17 11 7) at M TOtrtQ Bat, 11 6, 700, 3 Pittsburgh (Reu s s 3 Lee. Rsn, 146, 700, iSO Bos Houston (Richard 77). (n) man, Oak. 7 3. 700, 3 16 Palm Sunday's Games Atlanta. 213 pm Francisco at Phila San delplmla Montreal at Cincinnati San Diego at St Lom.s Pittsh,rgti at Hn,,Slon er, Bat. 16 7, 696, 7 II Busby. VC. ISA. 652. 768 Blue. Oak. IS!, 637, 71$ ST PlK[O(JT5- Ryan, Cal. 167. Tanana. Ca, 165. Blyle yen, Mm. I' , 6 Perry. Tex, 150 Blue Oak 113 _______________ SPORTS I N BRIEF Baltimore Investors Set To Buy Memphis Sounds r. BALTIMORE( AP) — A group of Baltimore Investors says it will meet Monday with American Basketball As.seciation ComnuLsaloner Davy DeBusschere to finalize an offer to purchase the Memphis Sounds. According to David H. Cohan, a member of the group as well as its attorney, the as yet unidentified investors are prepared to put down $250,000 as a down payment on the ABA franchise. Cohan said that Dellusschere verbally agreed to the purchase although It must be approved by the other ABA owners. Cohan said the final contract would have to include a provision stating that Baltimore would remain as a lranctdie in th e event of ail ABM'ational Basketball Association merger. Race Track Open Extra Day IIAHHIsBUIU; lAP) -Commodore Downs Race Track near Erie will Immediately begin operating five days a week instead of six, th e Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission announced Friday. The commission said it has approved the schedule change for I.akelands Racing Association, whose current meet ends Oct. 4, The track now will be dark on both Vcdne.-days and Thursdays and on two Tuesdays. Sept. 2 and 30. l'ti" commission also announced that Lakeland will tgin quarter horse racing Aug. 24. Reents Is Chess Champ !' = t- - =-' - II; Orta, Chi. 9. 6 Brett. KC. 7. Saturday's Games im Anodes (Hooton $9) at I. yon, flsn. 6 LcFlore, Oct. 6 Ptjdi, Oak. 6 New York Ikoosman 139) H0ME Montreal I Btair 7121 at (In RUNS--R Jackson, innati (Nolan 96). (n) Oak, 71. Mayberry. KC. 73 Chicago (Stone 9 3) at At C', Scott. Mu. 23. BOfldt. NY. lanta INIekro 1 $). (n) Iece 77. Hort, Oct. 70; Rurrouqp,s, ed by completic.'s 04 June 17 Yci, 70 Ctiicagi at i)Ir.:(:ru i Al' — Its official now that Darrell Waltrip will become it Daytona Beach resident when he takes over th e ride th at Donnie Allison had with DiGard. Darrell said that he will also have Terminal Transport, his current sponsor, helping him. He will also keep J.C . Elder his chief m echanic on his crew. While on vacation last week I saw Waltrip win two feature uvenLs at Nashville Speedway in Tennessee, much to the (lelight of the packed stands. Waltrip is a th ree-time track champion th ere, flaving won almost 60 features in his short racing career, Lie currently is in sixth place in the Winston Cup Grand National Point standings. He has won the first Grand National race of his career this year and you guessed it, it was at Nashville Speedway, When Darrell moves to Central Florida with his family it is hoped that he will become a regular runner at NASCAI{'s Volunsia Count y Speed way. fie will make his first officialstart in the l)(;d ear today at the Talladega 500. Richard Petty (racked the 12-m 12-m il lion mark by driving his Dodgee to a second place finish behind David Pearson in Sunday's Purolater 500. The $10,000 he earned pushed Petty's winnings to $170,815 for the sea-son and $2,003,793 for his career that began in 1958. up Aug. 2, he would have won the feature. With Just a few laps to go th e front two ca rs wrecked wi th Dellarco running th ird. Alter losing so many motors this year Chris felt that there was no need to hurt the motor by running it hot and pulled Into the pits dropping him all the way down to ninth at the finish. Sanford fireman billy Price finally collected the checkered flag with a victory in the Limited Sportsman. Billy hns been moving up in the point standing and has been rated as the man to watch in his class. Pit Slop By CARLVANZCIL% 1! ___________________________________ Hick Turner had a little bad luck with his car and crunched it up a few weeks ago. Hick has sa id th at th e car is up for sale as this makes the third time this front runner has been involved in a wreck that he has not caused. A few people are trying to talk him Bruce 11111 of Topeka, Kans., finished eighth in Sunday's 500 and leads th e way in the $10,000 Carling Rookie of the Year tandings with 2115 points. Carl Attains, sixth Sunday in his best finish of the year, inched up and takes 236 Carling Rookie points into the Talladega 500. iXl(I. Lakeland dragway will hold the second Annual Sunshint' State National Open August 31, featuring funny cars. Sanford racer Johnny Brown will have his near-record running Corvette there. Brown has won more major meets at Lakeland Min an) ther Florida racer. Chris Dellarco has finally got the Dell's Auction Chevelle moving around the NASCAI-sanctioned dVolusia County .*-edway as he has twen in the top 10 the last three times with a second place finish recently. lie said that if the car had not heated - NY, West Jim Shupe continues his winning ways with the big trout in the Cocoa area. Jim has comistently pulled in those "gatm" of L tmn,e Chsci,00 ocey Waltrip To Move Pr) , 71 Schmidt Phi, 21. Bench, Cm, 77; Star 15. P.inqman, Oakland neIl, Pqh. 70 five to seven pounds on every trip. He says the secret is knowing catch recorded at the water and using live fingerling mullet for bait. :1 1 (in, 7. Gross, HIn, 7 HOME PUNS- Lt'iinsk,, Ion, II) itOH O1tIIF.l.l. wi Philadelphian Takes Early Lead In U.S. Women's Gymnastics 3 WI INDIANAPOLIS API - a tough match against No. 5 tical 6-1, 6-1 scores. Mtton, 7.5, 7.5, Spain's Manuel Orantes Isn't Janet Newberry, La Jolla, Ashe went against unseeded The No, 3 doubles team of making any proml'es, but he's Calif., 6-4, 7-S. Jaimie FiIIul of Chile Saturday beaten Guillermo Vilas of Ar. Miss Evert and Mrs. Gunter and unseeded Onny Parun of Italy's Paolo Bertolueci and Andriano Panatta were upset gentina the last two times they met in a semifinal match New Zealand was paired with Friday night by Rlct'ardo Cam met. and he says that speaks for Saturday on the Indianapolis unseeded Ivan Molina of of itself. Racquet Club's stadium court. Columbia in other men's of Argentina and Belus Prajoux Chile, 2-6, 6-2, 7-6. "I'm playing better this year. Right after Mrs. Gunter won quarter-final matches. Fran ce 's Gail Chanfreau and I .e on five tournaments and i'rlda) \u 2 Arthur Ashe tie Friday the top-seeded men's Julie Heldman, Houston, Tex, I'm No. 2 in the tennis Grand feated No. 14 Thomaz Koch of doubles team of Brian Gottf. ranked first in women's douPrix," Orantes said Friday Brazil, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. It was the ned. Fort lauderdale, and bies, beat Joanne Russell, San after advancing to the quarter. roughest match so far for the Mexico's Haul Ramirez Antonio, lix., and Jane Stratfinals of the lls0000 US. Clay Wimbledon champion, who won topped Austria's Hans Kary ton, Salt lake City, Utah, 6-1, 6('ourt ctnp)nJups his other matches here by iden- and South Africa's Bernard 1. "If you want to win, you rave to beat everybody," the No. 3 ____ 199-70 Orantes stopped ViW, 6-2,62 ,at Bournemouth, Englandin May and 6-2,62,62at Rome "But Guillermo S playing better now, he said, adding Vilas had just returned to the circuit in May after laying off several weeks with stomach problems. Vilas Lnie trat nner of 20 and tbree consecuti' , titles, and Orantes have had little trouble dispa tching their first three Clay Court opponents. DOUBLFS Ro',e, Cm, 36. fleixh. (in, 35, Grubb. SD, 30 Cash. Phi, 7$. Milan, NY. Garvey, I.A. 77 TRIPLES Kessinqer, (hi. •. D Parker, Pqh, 8, R Metigef, ItIn, S Joshua, SF. I, Griticy, = National League East Orantes Feels Confidence Al ... 3 I Spaniard Nears Tennis Finals - Madlock. Chi, 136 71 C.0.Penney, camp manager atMarina Isle told of some bass _ 426 22 ansas City at Cleveland running start. two men. selected by —- I MillAn. NY. 13A. flaitmo,.' at ' _ Watson IlIn, 78 Slaub, NY. 71, T Simmons. 511 , 13 49 66 Sunday's Games P,'nrieSnta at Detroit , 7~_ , Parket, Pch, 316 PUNS Cash. PhE, 84, Lope's. I A. 76 Morgan, Cm, 71, Rose. Cm, 74, Wynn, LA. 69 RUNS BATTED IN--Lu :inski, Phi. 97. Beorh, Cm, 89. California York ( minter is to) at (Mtocnia (Figueroa 1091, (n) a drawing, to the boat. AH Hawkins who lives at the camp has brought in 11 in the past few rounds in New York. Pinney fight is, the Watkins- Ray Sears. If Wells can defeat Pinney for boats must be in by a given time, the catches weighed and days. Wdlls was ranked number Peterson fight may be even Other bouts on this card will the title he will be brought back counted and the fish returned to the water. nine in the nation by Ring better, include the return of Edgar against knockout artist Glenn bream are about average around the camp and Magazine before he lost to Bluegills and shellcrackers are on the beds again with fine ca tfish, those good eating two and three pounders, have been Both men are highly rated in iM ad Dog) Ross and Morgan later ft year. Pinney. After that he went the Southe rn rankings, Watkins heavyweight Jody Ballard. ca tches reported bo th from the river a nd Lake Jessup. biting best in the evening hcurs. On Lept. 5 on national (k)Wfl to Miami and was stopped number one and Peterson Lowell Huley recorded strings of up to 140 landed by two Ross is currently ranked television t carried locally on Winter Park anglers b Elisha Obed In five rounds, number two, in two days of fishing. Sam Wright and George Cheney of Wekiva River Haven Camp, when number one for Perez' title but channel 35 Orlando's Mike grandson took 40 nice ones on The twin defeats dropped a Wednesday trip and a couple of questioned about the fishing this week, replied, "Not too bad, They are both very young, the stablemates seem to be Quarry will meet Mike lady angle Wells from the top ten but his Watkins is only 18 and Peterson unwi lling to step into every on e is catching a good va riety." One of his par ties, Roy rs Glacie and Van Essie had 130 in two da ),. the ring Rossman. ' Ilennck and friends took 65 mixed bream and catfish from the last outing, a five round is 20. against one another. Quarry lost a questionable Roosevelt and Uula Mae Ross and Roosevelt's mother, Ida Blackwater area. A five and three-quarter pound bass plus five knockout over Barron the They have compiled out. Ross' opponent will be Max decision to Pedro Soto in the Mae Herring, of Winter Park landed 70 of the big bream this smaller ones went for a "Rapala" plug and plastic worms acPerez-Vincent card, proved standing records, Watkins is Horde of Jacksonville. Horde first fight of this new series week. Leroy Johnson and Drew Stafford came in with a total of 90 counted for eight bass for another part)' fishing out of the same Gene is still one of the finest undefeated after 19 fights and has been fighting In North while Rossman scored an and report ed that boa ts from oUxT camps were doting Just as well, camp. fighters around today. Peterson has dropped but two of Florida with a great deal of Impressive knockout over In that bout with Barr, Wells 25. success and he came down here Quarry's brother-in-law Miko Marina Isle Camp on the St. Johns also had word of some fine Very little word from the salt water this week. Mosquito showed a great deal more Neither man has ever been to challenge Perez for his Nixon one week later, bream catches. David and James Hall landed 30o( the big panfLsh 12goon, which has been lull of small trout, has dropped off. Most Wednesday, Laura Kmningham likewise had 30 on her stringer of the good catches made there at this time of year are taken by w hile Bessie Williams and John Moore took 25. professional guides using Live pigfish for bait. a C') H IT S Garvey, LA, 131, Rose. (in. 153. Cash. Phi . Iso. Boston (Lee 14 6) at ~ JOHN PINNEY John started his pro career in Texas but most cf his early aggressiveness than he nor- counted out and both have a fights were held in Orlando. He mall',- does. The knockout knockout punch with either "The cuts he sustained looked Assistant Chief of Fisheries for the Department. quickly became the most punch was a smashing right hand, (JStLfl Bridge Fish Camp by Tom (odie who fishes that part of worse than popular fighter in this area with hand that caught Barr coming they really were but are In the professional bass tournaments most of the fish caught the river consistently, came up with an unusual catch - a seven Peterson, who hails from the nose is arother story," released. The only ones kept are those hooked too deeply scores over, Sammy Barr, Joe off the ropes and sent the fans arid a half pound catfish on an artificial lure. Tom was using a Incent s cornerman Larry sur vive. Iloaks, Lonnie Robbins and the home talking about a "new Jacksonville, Is the brother-in"Gay Blade" plug seeking bass when the catfish struck. law of Dennis Riggs. Locall) he Anzalone announced this new junior middleweight Gene Wells." holds wins over Jimmy weekend. The contestants usually plan to arrive a day ahead of the set Bhiegills and catfish have comprised most of the catches but champion, Victor Perez. Both men are undefeated iii Soloman, P.J. Giffcrd, and "The doctor says the nose date and use the extra time to scout the water and familiarize speckled perch are plentiful cround the Osteen Bridge also. His only loss came to the Orlando and have large Eddie Walker. looks good and will heal themseloi, es with what they hope will be the most prod uctive spots. highly-rated Mike Rossman followings among the local Watkins has been shown here properly but V incent needs a "Bass hit ti ng on live shiners and purple plastic worms was when Rossman came from boxing fans, in winning efforts against Otis couple of months away from the At the starting time, the powerful bass boats take off In a the word from Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River. Tommy behind to stop him in five 1 33;. . Minnesota at Milwaukee New York at California Boston Al fl--' Sanford is scheduled to play host to two professional bass fish ing tournaments to be held by th e Cocoa chapter of the r.. £t-.- :-: u%d".0 l Janua 1') ry. Sit. 317. Watson. Htn S a r au I I n Pqh. IS SA 60 171 16', 30 63 13S II Texas ' As attractive as the Wells, Locklear. Mike Whyms and gym." Anzalone concluded. 11 i 4e7 NATIONAL LEAGUE BAiTING (773 at bats) . Madlock. Chi, 350, T S immons, (Siebert 77) STOLEN BASES—Lop, LA. Kansas City (Leonard 8-3) at49. Morgan. (In, 43. Brock Cleveland ( Erkerstey 93), (n) 5(1, 47. Cecleno, Htn, 36. Baltimore (Palrn'q 167) at P Mannual, Mon. 71 Tournaments Slated Here " anytime this year appears to be out of the question. Vincent's In bo th contests the starting point will be fake Monroe nose, badly broken in his fight Marina with the September meet expected to draw 125 anglers. For the January tournament 200 bass fishermen are anticipated. Perez and it looks like Vincent will be laid up at least three •, The contests will be closely supervised by Harold Moody, biologist with the Game and Fish Department and Jerry Banks, months. Of"I 53 SI 0) i tight 'Killer Ellis in defense of his newly won title. That match ispencie in or late Chiaoo — P.'-,, -III be lkld at the sports '.. xt Two Professional F"shing his ne outing againstChicago's BobbyCrawford The bout will take place in earl) September , e .. a II City 62 30 53-I Saturdays Games Minnesota (Golt: 810) at Dc troll ILolich 10 Ill Tcii ( Jenkins 13 i ,it Ml waukee IHausman 331 - L k be 70 13 619 Oakland Kansas Minnesota 3. Detroit I Texas 6. Milwaukee BaltImore 7, Chicago I New York 1, Californi a OAklhn(i 3. Boston 7 ______________________ (asselberry. Perez 16 68 404 fl' WitI Friday's Results Cl Cleveland A. Kans.is City of student Scott Clark In that bout hnney was declared the winner but Wells matchwasordered(orOrlando. Pviney won his title in 1974 vo betihedefeatedDenms Riggs in Tampa Since that time he has fought off thechallenges Of a remaizn 'lexas' Tommy Van flatten (twice) Al ( and the most recent Wells. Detroit eight days later. In his last light Ballard knocked out hard-punching Terry Kruger in a Houston main event. Also set to appear in the amateur portion is Lyman High . , 59 31 527 I' 33 61 165 IS' SI 59 iia IS' Cleveland main event scheduled to Texas pair of Southern tide fights. John Pinney is slated to put his Leaders W L Pet. GB 61 13 61.s? 61 30 S 6 Boston flaltirnnc.' New York : ew igar Major League Baseball American League Ea st be named but the fight figures to be a tuneup for Jody has a , i Baseball d Opponen t has yet o I , Sports The Pi ' Horde claims he was told "if -cheduled forCentraiF1ok1a will be held at the OrLindo 0 Mimi crown Herald Boxing Writer Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Aug. 10, 1975-36 13iinIiI 11i'4ntc ord fluig'k(iirtI iii ic PearsonmPefty R*ivalry Heats -1 jmias-U U _______ I ~:, . -I, . IA , P 1 Al .1 \l )E( ;A, Ala.. (Al' '1 h' potboiler racing rivalry between David Pearson and Richard Petty will be rekindled in today's Talladega 500, where the old rivals battled to a controversial finish last — y ear. ill he shooting for his first victory. "This car feels better every time I go out and practice in it," Marcis said of his Dodge. "We're due to win." - 1- • Petty is the d(pn'ii : t 'lrs nave a chance in the 1150,000 race, which has ticonit' one of the most unpredictable and closely contested stops on the National Association of Stock ('ar Auto Racing (;r;mnd National Circuit, Only once has the margin of victory been over 200 yards, and that was in 1973 when a 19 car mishap took out most of the contenders. In fact, se ven of the 12 races here since 1969 have endc'dwith the top two cars less than a length apart. One (lrIvnr "e',! :;:::r: t;i gipcc =m trIvalisflud(1)' Baker, who starts on the front row next toMarcis, even his speed was nearly two miles per hour slower than Marcis' 191.3-40 nipti. Starting alongside Pearson in the second row is versatile A.J. Foyt, who owns the u nl imit ed closed course speed record. He set it on this track in his Co'mote Indianapolis-style car at 217.854 mph. I-'oyt will be driving a stock car for th e first (line lna race here. Hewas entered inMay, but withdrew slwn his (laughter became seriously ill. Longshots have on the Talladega 500 four out of six times. The other 500-mniler run here in the spring has been only slightly more predictable. Iarkhorse Dave Marcis will sta rt on the pole position for the first time in his eight-year career in NASCAR, and the 3year-old Wausau, Wis., native Pettygoesofffronia relatively distant Fourth-row slot, along with Lennie Pond. They sit behind two potential winners in Darrell Waltrip and Benny Parsons. Behind them are only a scattering of what are considered real contenders-Bobby Allison, Cale ,, " 'Tt . ---,r ~., -,r- - Yarborough, and farther back, former winners James Ilylton and Dick Brooks. But the best race on the track should be between Petty and Pearson, especially if they're both 1mm the running at the finish. The rivalry surfaced again n b:t week'_mailer at Pocono International Raceway, where Pearson chugged to victory in a smoking Mercury. Petty's Dodge was about five seconds back, battling the cloud of smoke from Pearson's car. Pearson was blackflagged two laps from the finish, and Petty claimed he should have come in. NASCARruIes,however,givea driver a few lapsto respond to a black flag. But last year here it was Petty who caused Pearson a little trouble by slowing suddenly in the first turn and forcing Pearson to go on by. Petty fell in behind the leader and sling-shot past Pearson In the final turn and won the race. Pearson tried to hold Petty back by running him into the infield grass. A few heated words were exchanged later. . I. ==- '-. - 7 ,40 = D.UUWI. WAI.TRIP Summer Leagues Wrapping Up Seasons Several summer leagues are averages for the league are Man) splits Fell but the night was rolled by Johnny Jaco finishing their seasons this curentl) being hell by Hal following were converted by: (214). Ron Allman, 208; Roni week and Bowl America .in- Rich, 180, and Poll)' Jaco 1165). Esther Szabo 5-6, 2.7, Marlene Brede, 207; Bob Belew, 202; nounces some new activities The highest game of the night Burk 2-7, Sharon Williams 3-, Marge Allman. 199; and Steve ing and new leagues that are now was rolled by Dot Lee 224. Hal Nina Darnell 4-5.7, Jackie Rannan 191. Hon Altman rolled forming for the fall of 75. Rich and Gil Benton both tied Royal 3-10, Doris Osteen 5-7, the highest series. 566, and Beginning August 16 every with 215 games. Sally Noe. 212; Twila Collins 3-10, Susan Oates Jaco, 548; Ilannan, 542; 8' MARY JOHNSON Saturday at 9:30 p.m. and RobcrtGllbo, 204; and John 3-10, Norma Sharp 2-7, 3-10, Richard Williams, 519; Walt Moonlight Bowling. You hut) Coffman, 209. Gilbo had the and Barbara Sparks 5-10, With Moore, 510; and Brode 516 for make permanent lane highest series for the men 576 onlyoneweekleftthefirstthree the women. High average for reservations for four or more Hal Rich was second with a 575 June Planter had the high Swisher spared the 5-7 and places are 1st place Foxy Four, the men Is Richard Williams 183 bowlers. and Dot Lee was again tops for series for the women (487) and Gordie Maynard spared the 5.l0 Wallace Auto and Big Dip are and the women is Rose Belew NEW MONDAY NIGHT the women with her 514 series, she and Sylvia Hittell tied for split, tied for 2nd. and only one game 164. "Star of the week" is Buck LEAGUE-Classic Scratch Other highs: Marvin McNutt the high game of the night l'E'fTYCOATS LADIES out of first spot. Henton, Trio. Open to all men and 5f4-192, Gil Bentor. 534, Ray I 167 p. High H averages for the LEAGU-reported by Mary E SUMMER CITY MEN'S women. Team averages-500 to llatchett 516-189, bill Morris league go tolillis now 165) and Jot-nnson. Barbara Sparks LEAGUE-reported by Rod 520. Mondays at 9 p.iiu. 508-172, Coffman 503 and Jim Sharon Williams 147. rolled the only 200 of the day McLeay. High series for the beginning September 8. Cotton 500.181. Poll)' Jaco TU ESDA V MOR NING from this league, 210. Poll)' Hall night was And)' Patrick 588. Fish on the brand new Organizational meeting for the spared the 6-7 split. SWINGERS-reported by was second for the day, 182. Chuck Baker was second 566 Marianne II scratch league will be Monday CITY SLICKERS MIXED- Bobbie Hood. Shannon Corsi Hall rolled the highest series, and Charles Plant 530. Chuck out of Daytona August 25 at 7:30 p.m. Reported by Linda Cohen. The hi'd the high series, 544, and 520, and Sparks (5(4). Other Baker rolled the highest game NEW FRIDAY NIGHT big manof the night was Dann), Diana Heflin was second high, highs: Barbara Tulk 492, Ann (224). Other 200 games were: I.,,, ,ai,i LEAGUE-T.G.LF, Mixed Titus, who rolled his first 600 of 543. High games were as Smith 491-178, and Kilt)' Ron Allman, 207, and Andy Match Point Handicap League. the season. His set included Follows: Shannon Corsi, 199, Lawrence 467-181. 'Queen of Patrick, 206. 'Bowler of the Friday at 6:45 p.m. Beginning games of 214 iwhich was high Jane DaVIS Davis. 198; Diane hiefl in the week" is Esther Szabo who week" was And)' Pa tr ick wi th FLORIDA Sept. 5. Organizational meeting game for the night) 199-199 for a 195; and Jeannie Adams 194. rolled 139 pins over her average plus 61. Patrick carries an FISHING IXCURSIONS for Friday T.G.l.F. league will grand 612 series. Tiilis also high average is held by Stella of 117. Her games included 160- average of 173. be Friday Aug. 22 at 6:30 p.m. made "Star of the Week" hint's and Carol Slaughter, 158. 164.166-490. Turkeys were made J & B ROOFING EARLY TOYATO MIXED.- rolling 106 pins over his average Laurie Gordon chalked up four by these ladies: Jackie Royal, LEAGUE-reported by Dot reported by Dot lee. High of 162. strikes in a row. Shirley Poll)' Hall and Barbara Sparks. Lee, The highest game of (hi' f - - = - Bowl p 862-4442 econ NORTH CONWAY. 5.11. As far its IIIId Laver is cumuct'rr)ed, his "heavyweight ('t1a111piothip o f tennis" match with Ji:mtniy Connors last Febrwury i.s over and forgotten. But he admitted that winning his inatch with Connors Saturdiiy would be a nice birthday pr"s"t 'This is not another chatlenge match," l,avcr said Fri(I(' alter qualifying to meet I Al l i -- GET or aver, onnorS GROWING oun ('iirtnors at the $100,000 tournament since he lost to Ar- I pounder used a powerful first better matches against Moore, international tenni tour- thur Ashe in the Wimbledon fi serve that Connors received 10 sliding across the court for re. Oah!It'nt here. "it's the nals six weeks ago, got a scare Feet behind the baseline, and a trieves and confounding the S('IIlifmfldlS of a tournament and before disposing of Victor Pec- deep, hard forehand to keep his South African with an assorttie's in lii)' way if I'm going to ci, a 19-year-old Paraguayan, 7. rival pinned to the end of the nient of drop shots, ground in a title." 6, 2, (. court. strokes and lobs. The Australian left-bander, 1mm Saturday's e oth r semiConnors finally salvaged the The winner will receive 120,- Who turned 31 Saturday. had no fin.-.1. ld Ken Ro.vwall match by taking advantal,e of ), I SOUTHERN AIR Graitly - \ : q rtIèkL - - All-Sports Cl c Slated By College No" rum Afla bme * I.e 76, IS, ii HP C - operation 1, 000 ary; an $8,000 car. The tour' trouble F'rida' scoring a 60, 6-2 met liii., Nastase, the tern- l'ecci's imuistakes-primarily namt'nt i sponsored b) the SIt. victory over Nocman Holmes of Iestuous Romanian. Hosewall, poorly executed short shots. Washington Chamber of Coil). Melbourne, the 57th-ranked playing his classic retrieving Even then, he trailed 1-4 in the timerce and the Volvo o player in the United States. fellow tiebreaker that decided the iirst game, downed ( "flflr. play ing in his lIrt Australian John Alexander, 6-0, set but came back to win the For A Long Cool 6.3, and Nastase beat South final six points. Summer install African Hay Moore, &.. 6-4That Ft'at won Connors-rare.. Carrier That encounter also had I)' a crowd favorite-t he appreFREE the aspects of a grudge match, ciation (IF the 7,000 spectators. ini ESTIMATES Connors was inclined to lt,st March in Tucson, Ariz., Nastast' beat Ros-c'wall for the blame his performance on the First time in three matches c lay court, a surface he hasn't after ruining the little Austral- played on in a )ear. He called an's concentration by walking the rain-soaked court "the iff the court, t he n returning. slussest I've ever played on 'imiintile ('uliiuiumulty College ncs, head track coach for the of Sanford, Inc. Nastase, wh ose game has Connors and Layer have met will host three athletic groups University of Florida and tt U.S. Ph. 322.8321 only once before-in last fallen off somewhat in the last 30 participating in a Multi- coach for the 1976 Olympics. 100 N. Maple Ave. February's challenge match in two years. played one of his ___________________ Sports ('link consisting of Jack Pantelias, SCC baseball LiLS Vegas. Connors, the 1974 complete clinics in tennis, cross coach, will head the baseball Wimbledon and Forest Hills ______________________ country, and baseball. link'. t;ichallupion and the world's 'i'.'nrii t':im'h I .:irrs' (';l'.I I I' st l!Il C'Ii r',rlit'irv.ntc it, 7 Perfect seedbed j one ',;ii - = -. Exclusse all-gear drisc rotary plow attzmchmc;ui shovn. • Instant forward.ncutrjlrevcrsc for easy control • Wide selection of other attachments for gardernng. mowing, hauttng, snow rcmo al. FREE ('OUNSFI.ING: St �____ 4 B— vernng Herald,Sa nford, Fl. WIN AT Mort Walker ____ -rM.L ____ - . - . - . - - - - •- - - • •.- - ______ AI5 1 L~NXR4TANCI iT, ANP SEETLE UISEP ONE OF J BRIDGE S N ,,_ %Vest East it 4 A73 •97 0QJI04 " -. /1 - Years ago, it. 9 North *J982 4L WOMEN ACOBY A 011Z C ~ 05 E.?", by Dick Turn.r CARNIVAL Ih()SW,Uj)andJAS I _______ Sunday, Aug. 10, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY ~%PAT _________ A96 sure that East was sitting with three diamonds and four clubs that he led a fifth trump, discarded durnmv°s st diamond s howed his hand, fie explainedthat if East tire another diamond, he would cash dummy's ace-kings QlO65 by Dave Grouc Sunday, Aug. 10, 197S-1C The Fi rst Two Weeks... Hythis time Charley was so South (D) ALLEY OOP Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. no trouble with heart. fie chucked a diamond from dummy and East chucked A Q J 10 5 3 N, had la C\) VU 4AVE / EVEN IF I D, )---ANVC7T4ER I ICOtJLDN'T HOW FtX)() T}(AT \,. SERVE IT CtY4E LIKE ITS IT? Mh3lfT V / , \ / 7 I - > 'A1tE I JUST NOTICD HE WHAT'S "\,.• AIN'T WEARIN' NO BOOTS... 1114' MAT1E/ 17 fl A1'4' I CON'T SERVE BAE- /wITH 3OiN' (s&NrrAgv FOOT BAREFOOT'\ .18.. Nor(h•South vuirn•ribie IV ,'. 5) • 1* '7 C V RL tII'LL , T [lass [lass A reader from Mississippi asks, lay 16-18 point ry Die answer is one notrump. When your hand meets all Jacoby shou ld b i d 0 t r U 111 P I fl prfFtti(' (I) tVt'Il 1 five-card but when it does it is a thing of major suit If you open this hand one heart, you are likely to beiuly. North may have overbid a trI. be lost at your next turn. When fle when lie bid four and five vou open one notrump you will notrump. Or Mil- be South have eliminitt-d almost all shouldn't have juinp~d loseven. future problems ) it (t)Cfl( ('OWC Up t() I DID! - Pass PIK The late Charles Lochridge, who plaved this hand some 35 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ir, raven 1rss . . j~A N BUGSBUNNY by N I At- I THINK'-' 010 k A# . op 4"" 3 JACOBYMODERN; Ilk r by Garry Trudeau / fV 16 Heimdohl G_q & Stoffel UKE E WAY I THE I 'V - LJI __ __ ( _ ~ ~ -, TUMB LEWEEDS - by / gLJøn WRA HAVE LL 5° vrN . 3I3I4.O1M HJLt)ERS' BLON DIE By JEAN PAESON S I I U 1 1 A ii ' I ' ( BETTE? REASON FOR bICPHI TURNING HUNDRED ' I .1 f JI A I / -'J ....\ , -________ S POP by Al '¼ 10` 5 JA 4-CENT PENALI Y4 STUART' / 1 WELL'? DID k 1 "Ti , \ 'T IS ANYTHING AT THE Li8RARYr) Verm*or BIG - 1 ss _____ _j_) t, it I by Dick Covalk 1715 AN Doqr MIND 5ACK I MTHE ONLYONE IN •4 IS _••• UVE-5 I N A... FLIT '• r • -.' . \ I ,,'-...' I r I C1!',I' • ... "s ARCHIE $ by FREE EPWIRI>4MENT. BUT ARCH,A;, 1yWhAT-, ITT ['- s - =1H 1 F OLLLMCN .) . .-T - - ...1~LA71wLy . "-. I - -" Y WINTHROP I f,. 5 '- 81 ,1L___j _ J r , T WELL ... ClAY-1 have been doing fine. "With Amy and me, It was love at first sight," smiled Gail, gazing adoringly at the four-day.oldbtmdledozlngln her armsaf ter a entire house. good feed. Then she laum1W into a For nine months, Mrs. Danny (Gall) l3r ant s life had been filled with the Joyful terrifying, thrilling expectations of mother. description of their first day home a unique experience for Gail as It i !O hundreds of mothers daily-who find the huge build-up of a a Eatt'Ong And Sleeping And Loving book and then went down the 1I getting everything ready before childbirth has climaxed, and suddenly the), nursery with a new coat of paint and WinnieThe-Pooh curtains, shopping for baby clothes, are on their own, alone with the terrifying, wonderful reality of having their own baby to reading up on pregnancy and childbirth, and pouring over long lists of names for the child care for. 1 felt excited, nervous," recalled Gail, growing within her. brushing her blonde hair back from her lace, At the saine time, there was tier receptionist job to occupy much of her time, her hoine in Sunland Estates to care for and time put aside to share with her husband. And the world seemed full of people, crowded with friends asking how she '.as feeling, when the bab) was cpetted, did she '.ar.t a ho) or girl" And then the activity of childbirth, with her sister rushing her to the hospital, her husband racing in to be at her side, doctors and nurses and a hundred things to remember from h r childbirth prep3ration classes for the I wo hundred things which all seemed to be happening at once. Then suddenly, stillness Quiet, private and instinctively repeating the action on her daughter's downy brown head. "All the time i keep trying to remember all they tell you to do, and loong things up in my books to check I haven't f)rgotten anything." That first (Lay there was no thought of a schedule grinned (,ail She was lull) 01 cupied just playing every moment by ear and rushing to the nursery each time she heard a squeek from her sleeping daughter related the new mother. The bathing went 'With Am Y and me it was love ' at first nervous about bringing her home , . . Oh, I 'v e felt tired and a little and so happy. that's motherhood's all about.' •- Gail Bryant. inind off the present to plan a future schedule." Bath time was a major undertaking - L by taking a nap in the afternoons and That day also had our first messy dlapr . We both worked on it grinnet. Gail, one of the lucky mothers whose husband is "I've lost the reness In my arms from the unaccustomed eerrf 'e of holding her for feeding, and Im finding a few moments to eager to lend a IwIping hand with all aspects of baby care. myself just to sit and look at her. W`hen rie're ' "I'm not so good when somebody's watchiog me," she explained, "but I'm okay when by myself. Then it's just between Amy — watching television at night, we Put her down on the couch between us, so we can watch her. "And she knows her Mommy. She stops She's good for her Daddy, too." Almost at the mention of her name, Amy started awake, hungry for a little more milk, and Gail settled into the classic pose of a nursing mother. Later, burping the baby with a rather tenLitive hand, she commented, "I lose it '.'.htn she smiles They 51) it's gas, but I don't think it is By July 24, Amy had been home six days, and Gail was definitely more confident, The Amy's been hotiie two weeks now. "We're really getting used to each other," smiles Gail. But she'r also feefing weary at times, especially after the baby's had a restless night. And she admits there are moments of depression in the middle of the night when all she want to du is sleep and \i ir4sists it f tding time. tentative, awkward ard lifting motions had become a smooth scooping up of the baby from her crib. "I'm pretty sure now she's not — cr)ing when people hand her back to me. and me," going to break," laughed Gail. I propped up the Things had started to settle into a schedule. and mother's slowness. "But I guess I was pretty nervous by the time I got to dressing her becauselputheriMoasixinonthoutfitend I'm depressed at times;but also proud lot of time eating, sleeping and loving," said her mother. having Danny take care of one of the night feedings, Gail was feeling pretty ctiipçier. "1 enjoy It so much being at borne I'm efr oj1ngbe1ngat*pewifeagain" we "I was living one minute at a time. There was no way, that first day, I could get my albeit only a sponge bath dared start," smoothly enough -though after a half-hour orsoAmy was getting a little impatient at her - bus time, preparing the I "But then the next morning I ask myself how could I possibly have felt mad at this sweet little bundle" I guess that's what motherhood's all about." During the anxieties and pleasures oi the Amy is a "good" baby. "She does get mad, first two weeks home with her bab), ual has but she has her reasons -she's either hungry come to a pretty universal conclusion about motherhood — it's beautiful or '.et or Just '.ants to be loved.We spend a Bob Montana Fash*ion Pla s ic N*I ' N Tuck th Fall Materni Wear " CAPTAIN EASY BL4ZE LET' 5 t107E T1.Ar TO :01.AE SOUNDIN6 APTER L)5; OKAY VOL.) CAN RELAY. LOOK5 LIKE BACK Ar V I -_•--' _J/ A,5 CAMP! .. - b UK & MEEK k)O&V FCk look shirts in easy tart c otton and pCly t.sttr ble nds or soft Herald Staff Writer jersey arnel prints. Also Lig for fall. according to Mrs. Ilea are corduroys. And a girl will be able to select ncr maternity fasNons in the popular fall colors - rust, slate, (lark green. browns arid blues. %Vitha nip liere and a tuck there. today's maternity clothes are fashionable enough to beix)tne a basic part of it girl's wardrobe long after her 6-ibv Ims arrived. (gone are the days when a pregriant woman, if she appeared Ounaged tier figure in shiapele&s fashions. The modern prehmant woman is conscious not only ol her appearance, but also of the tight economy and plans her war- THE %E LS~TA-TE' 'IAJ' J L" 1 ________ "if a girl is sinart she'll wear her niaterrWy fasNons even after her baby Ls bom," says Dorothy Carr, area supervisor for \loUit rhood sliternity Shops Inc. '.'.tuch has a store in the Altamonte Mali With a few simple alterations, a woman can AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves — I ! B continue to fasWoruably wear her tops. slacks, dresses -abilost e 0 her entire maternity wardrobe. - S SHORT RIBS DOWN, 10150—.0 F3? 5 iE PRiCE NO IT - b Frank Hill - - .. 08JE%ZT STONE- BY-STONE. IF YOU WANT TO Fl c" " - * * '•' - - L_L_...i I " - - I A71 -90 CL ix nun Jumpers are also a favorite Ite m because of their sersatility, say Ms Carr of Motherhood .5, The fashion line for the inother-to-be also allows her ver- satility for an active social life by making available to her bathing suits tennis wear, and beautiful gowns and caftans for evening wear. 8by T-Shirt at Motherhood Maternity Shop The shirt has the 11olyester stretch pants Lhat tiave eliminated the need for stretch panels can easily Im altered. And a small seam up the side of a top or dress can make these garments eligible for postnital wear. word -baby" impirinted on the front with an arrow pointing out Uie mother's proud condilion. An indication that the modern pregnant woman is truly liberated is Ihe fact that "they don't come in fast enough." says h1s. Carr. - ' i'- . : '.i•' - -NTTN. lk-cawse of the new mode of fastuoruibility, materruty shops Neat pleat discreetly drape' a cle'.er new go'.sn for nursi ng. No disrobing at all Is m(-essary In this frankly feminine go%n %Ith Its style either, Jeans, whi h are still popular with the young set are a'. iilable in maternity style also, at . both the Motherhood are riot the exclusive domain of the pregnant woman. Some mature '.'.omen with figure problems often find the looser tops shop gind %Irs. Rea'i, %hich manufactures its own he and pants are the answer to those extra inches in the hips and Planned for parenthood is an aitractise c rinkle pantswl Iit looks stylish an)-Ahere. The top fits at the shoulder and flares magic front pit at treatment. clothing. These can be 'opped with the muslin or washed-out tummy below ocr casual pants. of •. For at-home there are nursing gowns robes and sleep bras Among novelty items are graphic T-shirts especially the iy ~W R young inother-to-be need riot give up tier casual life ___-" -i4 The fashion trend back to the tent and ide look dress are rfectly styled for the expectant working girl. And she no longer has to.sliop in tlw- "larger sizes" deparLaient to get a full line of well fitting panfies, girdles, bras, slips and pantyhose. -We carrya support niaternity panty hose which is excellent for the woman '.shuteacties,isin the nursing field or standing on tier feet a lot," says Mrs. Bea. Mrs. Bea, owner of Mrs. Ilea's Maternity Mart in the In. terstate Mall at 1-4 in Altamonte Springs explains that the shoulder Line of maternity fashions as a rule fits your normal -Slost fashions are a take-off of current trends with an ext' nsionolfabricgiving)ouroomtogrow, 'shes.ays The ilk * 83, JAN MOSALIAN ' by Howie Schneider A)Jt) - W c7t ,1 1 by Crooks & Lawrence THANK 4E' COM"J' TO. FRANK ,- — W0441 15 GRANTED, I T'S WCRT HEPE •• Of she's barefoot; whispering when she talks although the nursery door is closed against sound; conscious every second 01 the day, of the tiny new being whose presence flUathe hood. It was AS THAT I ,- - ton'. ersation times Herald Photos by Jean Patteson Tiptoeng around the house even though S coIVT% j' ____ WOLJLDNtYW RATHER 'Y1OU MEAN -1AVEA WUNDRED HERB?j ''ouu... L..OAN - Mrs. Danny (Gall) Bryant and daughter, Amy teigh, get to know one another during feeding times, Itillaby times and just plain hour-long moments alone wi th Amy Lei gh . Amy Ieigh Bryant was born on July 14, at b :24 p.m. She weighed seven pounds, 10 ounces, and from the start she and her mother Women's Editor T. K. Ryan - Chic Young _____ S... S 1 ...Mean Plenty i,-- I 'JUItUJ WEEK? 1S_SS f• I iovf 11 _N ~ ( 11 / S .- ' nm MA1M°" DOLLARS T11 ED JACKET RT:S AWOUND THE Hkikil'i AE A - DAGw, 000,WOULD 'VU LOAN ME too. A. ii. IL IL the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The most intorosting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of ft-- ALL FI NISHE D, t f;J 1.1 . - C, %7 1114r 14., Z buosy .. 7 5cw 41940b.- . 4, HP iR 'C" . J LJ - - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS L)OONESBURY by Larry Lewis , f((fl Iniyer wouia be unable to work out the 13th trick, since East Was sitting righ in back of durnmv with all the clubs and r \ 'k ,ow, rnayanieHii Probibl the most ei:g-int of all squeezes is the criss-cross A 11 to 4 N T Pass By Os%ald & James by Art Sansom 5 3v Opening lead 04.1 THE BORN LOSER - - last south V*rsi North o.t i t I of both minor suits, criss-cross back to his hand by ruffin 1 club afltJmake the l a st trick ith his eight of diirnonds - - - ( •85 3 -____ ia 24 P1 Fol-I il .' S-S �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. to, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Area Engagement Dinner .:- I Mengel and Dald linier ere honored with a wedding rehearsal dinner hosted by David's mother, Mrs. D. P. Lanier Sr, at the Villa Nova Restaurant, Winter Park, Aug. 1. Lela Sherwood and Mr. and \ The engagement is an- Mrs. Charles I). Cornell, all of Baldree to ('onnemlie. Ind. nounced of Mart' 1 Lou Miss Baldree graduated in (harks 1.. Cornett. 19 4 from Seminole high School .i The bride-elect is the where she participated in the daughter of Mrs. E velyn (HE and Th-Hi-Y Clubs. She is t Ii ( r1uuree. Santa Bar bara tiaruara emp1oed as a legal secretary ' 4/•- Dr., Sanford and the late Frank for the firm of Shmholser and K. Baldree. She Is the grand- l4ogan .. daughter of the late Mrs. Dola I. Her fiance graduated in 1974 Butcher, formerl' of Sanford. from Oviedo High School where MARY LOU BALDREE The prospective bridegroom he was on the football and track is the son of Mrs. Gladys 0. lenin. He is a hospital corp. The couple plan to be married Cornett, 121 Poplar Ave.. sman it the Jacksonville at 7:30 p.m. Aug 23 in the Sanford and Leroy Cornettof Naval Regional Medical Sanford Church of the Connersville, Ind. Center. Nazarene. 7 y I 1 , ' h.. 49 9' - - - % - , , i- - ••- .Ifl. -:'' , -. .. • - - 11 b-->, / . - -. - .--. • \SW ., ' , t The bride chose a formal gown In muted fall shades for the rehearsal dinner and wore a corsage of coral colored rose buds iiiade by family friend Mrs. Walter Gielow of Sanford. ___ V , . 1. I .' • 41k •' . T_Z~ - 4 .. ' ' '. r, Goin' Places, ') ; I #tot --~ * f -.dp 114, A , - c' £4 - - Ill '- . -. - 11 -- -_-.,, ' ---.-_._- - , - C .-/ . . —. 1 . Of, I _; — I I 1, -1 I PP -60 .~ \ ~, '' I - . _ ------ '.' f . . .-. - Crossing ba ck into Montana, U.S.A., the border guard IIII recognized North Carolina accent. . , 1 I I ~, _______ ___ .. . Florida. At the Itawlins earnpgrouni, Wyo., Bill and Walter rdfl into another Sanford and Mrs Let, - Williams. . - - ,, , -- Pa - . 1 1 ications ________ _____ I euhanced the dinner tables place cards and A-LAIPI-AX 41 I - -. '. x bland shells and hand painted with belts ,Ind the couple's tvuues .l. '1oruetj the tables. . aw~ Glen D. Hell, 19, RI I Box 83A I.W.Cheryl i .ope ran d, 819 Atlington Blvd. Alt. spgs. Claude W. M cR eynolds II, 24, 5438 B Inghown Wy Norcross (;a., Teresa M. Sommers, Same. CalcoLm L. Johnson, 29, RI I Cameron Ave., Linda M. - - Us . , .,?t'-. . - 4 ' - -1 . r..i v * l - '- L..... - , —. '' - ,.-. Donald M. Brown. 45 Box ,12 250 Pal. Ave., LW, Thelma J Maddox, 43, Box 642, LW. Paul E. Kelley , , 20 I l Gregory Dr., MtId., Pamela J. Graham, 18, 471 Hibiscus Rd., CB. Ronnie L. Howard, 28, Rt 2 [lox 483 A, Gloria J. Jarechi, 33, 528 Orange di'., Apt. II, Alt. SpS. Glenn E. Ledford, 19, 833 Seminole Ave., LW., Margierite R. Mirande, 16, 7N InnsImb 4 1y Ar 5' - — Mrs 1). P. Lanier Sr., (left) hostess, tirorn kit) her son David, Dar l a Mengel, Hub hams, (liarhutk I I' Wilmer Mengel In one of their most ambitious fu nd raising efforts, the Winter Springs Jaytees are taking part in the Winter Park bike-a-thon this week from 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday at the end of Bibb Road in Goldenrod. Eight mem be rs of the club, under the sponsorship of Scott T'I TV Elec•tronics, iAVLSIOfl of aIIuIIaI t.uii negisier organization will pedal their Post and Auxiliary worked and Jenifer Schillo. bikes for charity. All proceeds along with Grade to make this The group from Oviedo high, from the blke-a.thon will gointo fund raising event one of the along with teachers and -. - - ' \ , ' T rs, Mr. and Mrs. . ,•... New Home Newlyweds For Sanford . Miss h Felicah th light blue gown with at .. mcarne we nnae or Imenery imnger.iip veil, she carried a •,.,, -.-. - . - - ,, - &. - .- t I . , I.. snow ' - , ',,, J - - ' t 'I Can' Is Summer Camp's By-Word " I', 11 , I I 2~;W ,~ _ ___ ~. $ T 1 - __ _ ill lb I ____ - . . , . . . _\, . . ' .. - to private groups - ' .-... _____ - " .-.+..' -'. '" - ' .,.... -' - . , . ,"_' many .'-. for a L4J " is to give as - . -a". , .., - '.' '. ,. - 'PLANTATION' ' . " seaters to ':' unvnu _2•_•.•• t__ _a nave neen ,. Diamonds reflect your love brill.ontly on a sleek chain of 14 karat go1d. 4-7 See our selection of 1, 3 or 5 diamonds, li 10 and 3-diamond cluster. . , . • ',a AN ENDLESS CHAIN OF DIAMONDS - - .. . . -____ " " ," 'I, , - ________ - . moost . . do 0;. utl% 4 . . I .. SISTERs To Meet A reminder to members of SISTER Club Inc. - the club's next meeting will be a lu ncheon meet at 12 noon, Th ursday, at th e Cavalier Motor Inn, Sanford. FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry service in a pleasant atmosphere. Open 7 a.m. daily. Located at - . . - FAIRWAY PLAZA On Hwy. I?-92027th 322-9739 Try it you'll like it! nney juve --'.'.,.: - _________ JCPenney Pixy portraits, . are enough to make anyone smile. Only 1.69 tjr in P '4,, $75. . 1.' 4116. 5 i I or 4 saiic1 sizes of same pose natural color. a No appointment necessary. Come in Age ;irnit children to 12 years old Choice of poses from as many as 4 or S I % - il chi!den t3çcther only 2 Ni hidden changes i Mail Orders just slightly mole 1/ .' -. . There's something 'r ever)one at a garage sale, and one of the largest and most variety-packed sales in the area is always the annual ORT i Organuz.ation for Rehabilitation through Trainingi Garage Sale, being spo nsored Aug. 17 and 18 by the Orlando Evening Chapter of Women's American ORT. The event will be he ld inside thewarehouse of Eric A da ms, co rner of S.R. 436 and Howell Branch Road, from 12 noon-6 pm. on Sunday the 17th and from 10 a rn. to 1 p.m. the following day. Money collect ed from th e event will go to ORT's school building fund which covers the building of classrooms, health and recreational center, and dormitory facilities, I 175. . . ORT Sale's A Bargain iiiriey nun Williams & i.aura dane wnmtacre & Walter Henry Williams. Raymo nd Leo. Margaret Garver & Steven Portia M. McCartney & W. Ronald W. Craig Alan Carter & Debra Gloria M. Cohn & Ho)'. Denise. Edw. Parker & Jean M. Veronica E. Hannah & Parker Freddie L. Darlene Mary Bushor & Malcolm Lewis Johnson & Francis Merlin. Maureen M. Eugene S. Leonard Jr., & Dorothy D. Phelps & Kent., Catherine S. Wf former name — Hunt. ' or The Martin family of Sanford held its annual family rp,,nsrn r,w$'.' •,.:•dinner at Heddir.gs Gardens. Mrs Ella Martin Roberts was hostess to the family , at a pre-reunion party. The entire clan ga th ered around the senior Martin for a family portr ait in which five generations were represented, coming from the Sanford area, (;enrg,i, North Carolina and New Je3'v. Dissolutions Of Marriage . ' Family Is Reunited Fashion ' ' I . iawng anita William aDorn her 'pineapple plantation' in the back 'ard of her 711 Briarcliff St., Sanford home, But now the last laugh's on Anita, for the pineapple tops she planted two years ago have all started bearing large, juicy fruit. Anita's daughter, I'at Young, 13, displays examples of the yield, which Anita says took no care, just a spot III rain and plenty of sunshine, to grow. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson I rur two ycari, . ______ .A" . or ' ,', - - __ ' •., .. mrienas - . j"'- " - : " ' _____ j' ' ..... mc ,, - .-. - - -. . YIELDS BIG ' - '. , 'Does that sound as though he no right to expect the woman he ants what's best for you? This be a virgin if he isa t is the laugh of the century. He one, tumself. ants ,hats best for him: He I recent foun d a co Iumn f -A ants a thrill he can brag about yaw's that my mnothtr said at sour expense. .Love? Who's kidding whom? sister. It was dated August 2,64. o loves a girl would • ip 'A gu so many people Today, a sooner cut oil his right arm , confusing love with lust I think V lot of young people would than hurt her. In m OpiflIOfl \pastel cardigan in polyester t lit, traveling 5OU benefit if proved that he doesn't love you companion, especially in hot letter again.. 'Thepredletableafterinathof %u'atller. Why? It pack.s .isily, ashesanddriesquicklyand is roof" of this kind always ( IT: With DEAR "oi always it hand to slip on Don Juan timing of his as Iith ple ure. Ihre t against the chill in air conrt. That's when he drops -DEAR ABBY:I in 17 I spo (opicli something out 0 your book, Dear Teen- g casting elseshert for bigger rest4mur1ant.s 1 slurt.s dresses, and ttuall sill) fish. , if he Imes )ou, let hint prove and evening sweaters sport , has belptd m e a . Two of M%r IllS love - by marching you to signature initials in this latest thing girl ir craze point up one's identity. e ITtR'" • "You would be doing many the girls a big favor if )OU %OU print it In our column So mn girls are ha ing trouble In this line. Thank you, Abb). - for ' - - - mivarnies to '-'.-'•--•:-:- . - DEAR ABBY: I am a guy, 18, who has be en brought up in a good home with fine parents who tried to teach me right from wrong. I have always had high moral standards, but when 1. my it was a bunch of would tell puritanical nonsense bra boy y. handicapped incflvid'ial from hard of hear:ng pre-schoolers "What's this - time for your his arms. !..!) age six and up, who is mentally and their parents; str oke 6,000-mile servi ce already?" "Hey man, can't you get t 1. . 1. ;.alert to benefit from a victims and their spouses; for responded the young director, chalk in better flavors?" was The babble and sMuting of recreational-educatiOnal cam- aduft vacationers and family "You sure ' ijr chi children at play punctured the ping experience with other vacationers; and climaxes each the rubber properly " director. 'l, hot summer afternoon in the handicapped individuals. V year with two-week summer "Hello there," called another Off to the side, a group of girls 'V . vacation camp. Under a shady The underlying theme is fun, camps for children in five lad, extending a hand In sat discussing hairstyles and Oak tree, a group of youngsters said Murray, but there are also different age categories. &Teeting — and then grinning summer fashions. Holiday --._ was tie-dyeing tee shirts; soda) benefits to be earned by Recently, the camp has been broadly as Richardson almost romances flourish 1. at Camp another group gatIuerej around the campers who visit the opened 11, shook a hand dripping with : Challenge, just as they do at a camp stove, bakin g cookies; facility. Th e Easter Seal clubs or church grou ps bright red dye. summer camps everyw heretJ "' while fur ther off at the edge of Society recei ves a bo ut half of desiring to use the facilities Along one of the walkways a sun shines and the mood is t he forest, boys and girls in its funding from contributions; This past week, youngsters bright sign announced, carefree, commented pairs hunted for pine cones, fees, government grants and ages 14 -18 were enjoying the "Sidewalk Graffiti," and kids Richardson, noticing the girls' moss and bird feathers ui a third party payments make up facilit), and a -. inure typical were scrawling bil1tant whispers and bright glances In ,,,' na ture tr easure hunt i.!t '.ir.' the balance "And of course, bunch of teenagers would be da isies hued rainbows t he direction of the fishing dock A normal summer camp t here a re .n1ways things we difficult to find. 'ii,) ç' , ' and bright butterflies on the — and the group of bo scene, happy ar.d busy. Except need,' smiled Murra) He Brian, I m about due concrete One boy, a thatch om assembled t here with bait and zr., ' that many of the youngsters "Equipment wears out fast retread called a young blonde hair falling across his poles. were treasure nunting on the calnp, and right now l guess lad from th e archery range, sun t.anned face, was wrlting his "Our philosophy f'.j. . J. crutches, baking from wheel it's mattresses we really need . brandishing a crutch with worn name with a stick of blue chalk near a possible to a normal (hairs and tie-dyeing in spite of During the ) ear, camping rubber tip at camp director held in his mouth disease had camp iii g experience,'' haing arms or hands that were sessions are held for blind or Brian Richardson, - _i ': shn, dIed and r"ier ed us&les.s Richar dson explained us he led ç-,,,- ' , o~, -_ iw;.P P4*J 4 .l - _. . Is I ~_* __ , :k range to the nature building differences the smooth _______________ ' where a pet skunk several co ncrete walkways that wound ---a r. farmyard anirn;l.s, two tor. throughout the camp were -X" . -. it is, and a glass case of non'I' ' punctuated with "passing (jfl need to prove their e v .-A ,% , f, poisonous . snakes were - bays," and ramps led love" through illicit se " sheltered needs i relations like a 1 ypical day starts at 7 -M(r ct'ii4jp swimming pool and up o 'J Wi t lh I th the ing and fishing dock . 'I) sticking )our head In (fresSing, followed by breakfast But any differences ®t the oven and turning on It e - ,! .I in the large, mod ern and ., '" v'', became unremarkable, for at ,T gas? Or paying leapfrog hi ,11 f. recently air conditioned dining Camp Challenge the emphasis traffic? It's about as safe. I ~ hall. After a , - -1, . is on how much the campers I I cabin clean-up nationwide to construct Pools highlight of the visits by . I '('fear the cobi%ebs out of 4 I . ---- I session, kids are engaged in two for the handicapped. Richard. Younger clunpers is the Indian development.,, (an do, not how hide. With this .Our head. Any fellow ,oho ask-F -, _,I ffi -_ .* ~_ N ) Richardson, like so many S pt..bosoph - an1 a helpful ~""""""""` . third .session follows lunch. e.nd hand fr.'xn a fellow camper No handicapped person is -oliv tr ying to la%r )tIU We have a fine time" started out as .. thencomnesthehighpojntoft turned away front the camp smiled Richardson I counselor from time to time , loo l - h os t gullible biggest, m ' -hOt Summer day: a dip in the because he or she "fle counseloranc1twsIdandi,i practically nothing is imis unable to counselors all dress up I'%er walked. That "proving" in just about everyac i ity, :. Camp'S$peclally designed pool. aff or d om th possible, e $220 fee for i it 12-day Indian bit is one of the oldest at,1 outfits and we ha ve a llsh washr u j.Two ramps with stout han- stay, the director Camp Challenge is Florida's explained as real pow wow with a .•.. rottenest lines r,e1, Invented! cazrnf ire graduate L drails !ead Into a large, fan. he led the way through the In IM3CJ9jOUflU in ' Easter Seal Camp, explains .. . di 'Dots be love )OU. I OCSfl an games, the whole bit. A. communications, J 'a4 .4:' shaped shallow area which is small infirmary where a Paul Murray. director of the like it. Someone w U sound it grows darker YOU see their generol counselors , __ I ne fringed with rows of ,,sitting Registered Nurse is on duty at eyes getting wi Easter Seal Society for Crip.. loves you %nnis whatever Is &.r and wider.- four actIvities leaders under his , : ' j' steps." (id wheel chairs, all times. Many clubs and pled (,hild'n and Adul ts of Richardson best for you. But now figure It particularly direction dtirini ?II -;c ' "i donated for the purpose are n. summer Florida which recentl) br4ng a enjO)s out. If e wants you to th. youn -kO Q , ,,-.. ger chlldrerc izciJ ta lower urevetely ban- lotofjoytoneedyyoungjtersby 'Commit an immoral act.. "Often they've been over. "It's wor Colonial Drive, Orlando, 'Surrender your virtue water before a counselor takes Camp Challenge at times It tti'i be 's i he 'aid ('amp Chalienge. Located 14 they pet to sell. Throb •ii% 'In rump ti h ,:: ave t, I over to help the individuals rnarr1 Anton the multitude of learn to work in a to pa)sicall) and miles west of Sanford on S.R. . = respect group _~__ _, swini. The deep'section of the activities arranged for cam- partici onally." commenW tile I! 46, the vamp is one of the Easter pate to the limit of their ,, 1v i Risk the loss of your preclon.r. I r. pool Is r'rped off and has a low pets, none Young w obviously s Is more popular 9 Seal &x'iety's main projects in th an capabilities, By the end of two well -t ' reputation.. springboard at the far end. t hose perennial camp favorites weeks you notice real physical respected b Youngsters traict through (lit woods loukinç for t.reasure I,,ida, ard u open to any 'And rsk getting into me design is being used ca lipers at, staff members cookouts and camp-outs. A social trouble and emotional . , 1 - . me By JEAN P/ITTESON Women's Editor .'. - . ' was younger, at -. - , a .. ~* 121_i . - ' - -. 'P rove You r Love , - - - ,f - :' an - - . ' was _- year, - " ' -- --a- ------ enjoying 11 you are the parent—grandparent, aunt or friend—of a five-, six-, or seven-year-old little girl, pass this message along to her: The annual Little Miss BPW Contest, present ed by the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club, has been set for Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. Entry formiis are available from Nora Gordon at the Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio, 110 S. Park Ave., Sanford. This little Miss HPW will double as "Bicentennial Queen," and will ri de in th e Bicentennial Christmas Parade. There is no en tr y fee, but each contes ta nt will need a sponsor either a business or an individual. If you are unrble to find a sponsor for your little girl, con ta ct Nora Gordon. Val Colbert or Laura Jo Garrett, all of Sanford, and they will find a sponsor (or you. . . ermany, - Calling 'Little Misses' .. , enjoyed or are - .i odni.uuii m teacntng Languages, Hodge ,'iinducts a "teleclinic" on Orange (';iblevision weekly, Adults, particularly senior citize ns, who possess talen ts which can Lie portrayed on television - singing, dancing, playrCadi and oth ers - and who v.uuld be interested in ap pearing iUt hlodge on tecvision, should conta ct him during his language sessions at [train Towers. -'," perienctpg James Please donut call,'' said the professor. -lust be (lucre Monday morning and join in lii'.' fun.'' - Newlyweds Fancy yourself as or a actiess wardrobe niuistress or sta ge hand, perhaps? Then TAG needs you. The Theatr e Ar ts Group of Deltona will hold auditions Aug. 16 from 2-4 p.m. for their opening production of the 197576 season, Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple." Auditions for six male actors and two females to play the paris of a couple of zany English sisters will be held at 1194 W Wellington Dr., I )e ltona. Mildred Caskey. directu,,', has announced this will be an open aduition and she will also interview prospective bac ksta ge workers. "The Odd Couple" is scheduled for two evening performances and a matinee on Nov. 7 and 8, and a matinee on Nov. 9. Rehearsals will start the week of Sept. 15. For more information, contact Betty Chuck Smith, 1890 Odham Pr, I)eltona, Hodge has set up similar langua ge classes in Daytona, New Smyrna, Ormond Beach and oilier area communities and reports his 'students" are all progressing marvellously. - - James W. Day,1 fl, RI 3 Box Freeman, in a double-ring civil bouquet of light blue mums with M (hiedo, Reba K. Parsons, eftemony, July 25 at Seminole matching blue and white 20, lIt 3, Box 234 40 Oviedo. County Court blouse. The bride streamers. P. Wrage, 21, 542 Is the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A receotion for the couple CnitnnrI ri.a rn .11 11 .-.... .11. was held at Ridding Gardens Eyrich. 18,912 Redwood Ct. Alt. Station, Sanford. The reception room Spgs. bridegroom us the grandson of Larry J. Germ.ain, 2D. 162 Mrs. Milton Young Sr., Jitway Tile newlyweds will make Pinecrest Dr., Judy L. Sabulze, Avenue, Sanford. their home in Los Angeles, 20, RI 1 Box 808 LW. The bride wore a formal Calif Vim with her sister Sgt. Susan Rogers and brother-in-law At(' Steven Rogers, both of the Unit ed States Air Force. Karen writes that she managed a trip to London, took in a visit to Picadilly Circus, and in general is ha ving a good , time. Winter Springs Police Officer Stephen Collins was married on August 3 to the former Debra the club's mu.icu,lar dystrophy "lost successful that the new students from all over the Our son. John, spent a few Cirlie. The happy event took fund. Auxiliary has undertaken. United States, are on a 36-day weeks with my sister Rene, her place at 7 p.m., at th e First According to Jaycees Grade is understandably proud trip under the sponsorship of husband Senior Chief Petty Christian CHurch of Winter president Ernie Hendricks, this of the fact that this will give the the American Leadership Stud)' Officer Robert Cejka. USN, and Park. A reception followed The will be a major effort on the Auxiliary treasury a much Group. their children in Virginia couple are honeymooning at an part of all Ux Jaycees and he needed boost. Beach, Va. undisclosed destination. The group will be visiting hopes that members and A family reunion took place England, France. Austria, when John and I friends will come over to cheer Q drove up to Visitor Vacation Italy, Switzerland the riders 'Virgirlia Beach to pi-:k up out Several Jucky youngsters and Belgium — studying, at- son, and the same week ,n ..... Pollee (.ief Joh Govnrihk ten tecnure and ex' VtW Auxiliary from around Winter Springs mother. Mrs and It. lovely wife, Anita, are N the sights and my sister ,M. Teresa have still enis s Joyce O'Neil enjoying a visit from Mrs. Tile runwizige sale held by joying a fine surnmer vacation sounds of the different coun- and my neice, Unda Rafferty, Gnvoruhk's brother and sisterthe Veterans of Foreign Wars Debbie Weaver, daughter of tries drove dosn from the Boston in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.H. $ Ladies Auxiliary to Post 5405, Frank and Carrie Weaver of Marnie Hunter, daughter of area. DraKe of Richmond, Va. vv inter pnngs at me r1aivarx1 North 3rd Street, is traveling Councilman and Mrs. Irwin We spent an enjoyable week The Drakes are enjoying Flea Market on August 3 a through seven European blunter of North 3rd Street, Is talking over old times. being En Central Florida and complete success, thanks to the countries with her Oviedo high spending a month in New are doing a lot of sightseeing. efforts of chairman Gracie Schcol French teacher, Mrs. Brennen, Ohio visiting .Mrs. Our daughter, Karen, is ne Chief tells me he even Tibbitts, Carol Edwards and two of her Hunter's sister and brother-invisit to Bedford, played "hooky" to spend time Fourteen members of the classmates, Margaret Sterling law, Melba and Carl Roediger. England to spend a month or so with the Drakes last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Henery Freeman California Is Ernie and Julie Nelson, .hildren of Joe and Evelyn Nelson of David Street spent separate vacations at the same spot. Bo th spent time with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Michaels in Lought. man, on the Michaels' small farm, The children enjoyed feeding the live stock, tending the garden, and most of all, swimming in the "ole swirnmin' hole" on the farm. Don't Lie surprised if the senior citizens around Sanford suddenly start greeting you is cttii'hirii Jaycees Will Join Pedal Push*e s For MD - - 1 I , y . , '- 'I7 . -- 11 ' .. "(, - : Guests included maid of 'err 1'5C"Tk'tte FI&I&T3 S wann, Thomas AtLina Jr Bryant, Mr. and Mr William Mrs William Brumley Jr, Mr. Mrs Ho) Wright, Mrs Wilma best man Robert Karru and and Douglas Packard. Mengel, parents of bride; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher. Mnrpn Mr!. Wdy Mrs. Karns: ushers and their i- M. Tiuivas Attaway sr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gielow, • wives Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Also: arol n tan.e), Rev, and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collins, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Burton, Mr. Mrs.C(..aro.)n .Mrs, Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard hock, Rev, and Mrs. Virgil and Mrs. Pope Bassett, Mr. and and Mrs. Rudy Sloan, Mr. and Vera Mathers, and Bob Itape, :., - Deal A. Kolligian, 20, 13-4 G wood Cir. LW., Deborah L. . waiters, 19, same. Hollis E. Dear,, 29, RI 2, & 44O:, Barbata A. Campbell, 31, same, Isiah Williams Jr., 33, 138 Drew Ave., Carolyn Hillinan, 30, P.O. Box 102 Geneva. Michael A. Coor, 20, 51 N. Triplett Dr., CB., Terry L. Overfelt, 18, 220 Lewfield -j, "60 , S i: , _____ 15,Oak la n&CarotJ ino? 3, 35l6 Palm Way P.O. Bo * ' Get In The Spotlight Prof. John Itodges, a retir ed languages teacher from Washington . D.C., who now living in Daytona Beach, has volunteered his services as instructor in the courses which 'iill be taught at Brain Towers Mondays and Wednesdays fr om 10:45 am, to 12:15 p.m. __-- Appl Bon Jour, Seniors with, "Hon jour," "Guten Tag," or "Buenos il ias," instead of plain old "Good day." Because starting Monday, free lessons in conversational French, German or Spanish will be given for senior citize ns and other interested adulls in the Sa nford area. — - pce By JEAN PAll ESON Women's Editor Through Yellowstone, past 'rand Tetons, to Salt l,ake I I City. where the Weiss couple I I & \ to I1 -_ ;i ~ — , boarded their plane back to - - -. I p - . . r I '.__ . ...,4 . I -_.._;., A I If ,__-, ... . - ji- - . -_.I_~_ TrW, Doin' Things _. - _, " hospitality everywhere,' \- yl iJ' -_-,"In Denver, the enjoyed a The long-anticipated trip took J.i-" visit with former herald T the couple along a southerly Society editor, Jeanne Warnht' route through the South and Eery day as a nice day for Walter and Bill Glelow during th eir trans-continen ta l jaunt in '81W.' and her husband, Jerry. And in desert Southwest to Los Goose'. i ll erald Photo by Jean Patteson t. tland, Cob, they s pe nt Angeles, then up the rugge'l many H & H (rest and winter clothing. Even wearing past Randolph Heart's fabled several (lays in the mountain west coast to Seattle, and back recouperation) stops of three two heavy sui ts at the same castle at San Simeon, wi th a home of Sanford's Earl and I.i home again through the nays or more to break the time, she sometimes found stop to visit Capt. and Mrs. Joe l-'atLct. By the Fourth of July 'a nadian a n(l American Ilionotony and tedium of tkrslIf still sh,n'ning 'l'ulky u fonuiieriv of Sanford u the went' in I .uiLolru, N-); ltu kics. plains of the Midwest driving. Las Vegas "Well, there's in Cannel; through San where they were joined y and familiar lulls of the The Glelow's son, Charles. no way to describe 1is Vegas" Fa:xisco with its fabulous Walter's daughter and son-it.. S&utheat, to Fiui'uda. recently out of the Navy, and Walter)—and then on to Los night spots and into the splendid law, Bonnie nd hear v It took a good six months of his wife, have just moved to a Angeles, where they st;.vel )l.'tlun cnuumnacher at th e homiie ..I trai'øI •ii vUkziieii near 1-anarna with Walter's sister and Alter viewing the beautiful Friends Lee and Bob Phillips In Iistingnamesofplacestheyhad City whereCharles will set upa brother-in-law Florence and (but chilly, wi th 25-foot snow Kansas City they stayed with to see and names of friends dentistry practice. His parents Richard Janssen and were drifts at the sides of the road more friends. Dr. and Mrs scattered across the country wanted to familiarize th em- joined by anot he r sister and her Crater Lake in Oregon, the Thomas Colter and in Winthe y couldn't possibly by-pass selves with his new tionie, husband, Ruth and Sidney (;ielows headed on to Portland chester, Ky., Charles Tori. before the Gielows finalized After se veral days in New Weiss of Sanford. and a vLsit with friends Col, and and Janet Haskell were their their route and general time Or leans, where they found the A highlight of their stay in Mrs. Hal Moran. hosts. Chattanooga, icon. 4 schedule. Their advice to Grey Line tours of the historic Los Angeles was a visit to old In Portla nd they stayed with meant a visit to Mr. and Mrs. anyone else considering SO city most worthwhile, the friends Virginia (Mrs. Olso n of Walter's niece, Jackie Itenney Jim Lancaster, and in extensive a tour is to plan the couple pushed on to Houston, Folger's coffee fame i and Fritz and her husband, Paul, who as Columbus. Ga. nieces Lynn and essential details with care and Texas, where they visited Mr. Feld. "Mrs. Olson's" cooking, vice president of Lockheed's Susan Weiss were visited. then to leave a little leeway for and Mrs. William Schumacher, says Bill, is out of this world. shipbuilding operation, was flexibility along the route, uncle and aunt of their Sanford Such liver pate and freshly able to arrange a trip to Rain in Georgia the only Assistance in planning given by so n-in-law, Henry Schumacher, baked coffee cake' Lockheed's massive shipyards. poor weather on the entire trip the AAA was found to tiC i nA detour from San Antonio to The Weiss couple joined the Th e famed Oregon salmon was drove them home one day valuable, Johnson City and the LBJ "Blue Goosers" during their also enjoyed, after being short of the anticipated 3 Modern day gypsi es , the Ranch proved interesting, and five-week haul up the splendid poached to perfection by months and nine days, to a (;ielows traveled in their in El Paso, they were again scenic coast of Ca lif or nia gourmet cook, Sidney Weiss. warm welcome in Sanford. "horne" — apowderbluemotor able to rest up a while with home with all the "mod cons", friends met on t heir 1971 trip to j affectionately dubbed the "Blue Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Hill ___________ (;oose," There vere nights (reen -1\ spent in motels, and some spent Although it was well into in the homes of friends, but by Spring when Hill and Walter - ' , , \ the end of the trip fill felt as arrived at the (;rand Canyon, c,rnifortable and familiar in her they were unable to visit the .i\ ' /2 folding-down bunk bed as she Nor th Rim because heavy /,, / \ did in her own bed back home. falls still blocked the road. / ' t Panama City was t heir first Even on the warmer South stop - and the 400-mile stretch Him, temperatures dipped to 18 -. . was their longest drive, degrees, and Bill was to wish "I, " Generally, 350 miles a day was for the first of many occasions I -L44' t heir comfortable limit, with that she had packed more .# 1't.,j -i A ' - "There's just so iiiuch that's Worth seeing," weerebt a "and met i':; 1_ I" " and Victoni4isl,i capital fragrant with flowers, t he y climbed into .1 flritii;h Columbia, to the lovely like Louise. Th en north to the glacial splendor of Jasper and — OH to Edmonton, Canada's northernmost large city. - ' , . ' . W. _. - orl" - ~ (.' -. . 4*1 0 , :, . .,:.. ' j, ______ ' , I I ..,. .9 I P'% T# "'\ •, '• -' ,3.rYR !. - : n'. •.... '.% ?'-" (Editor's note: Walter Gielow 6 Is former publLher of the Evening Herald.) It was the people, agreed Winifred i Bill) and Walter Gielow, who were the highlight of their re ce nt motor home trip coast-to-coast and back again I in left with the impression tf a great ;Ind diversified land filled with wonderful people," remarked Walter. citing the city of San Francisco ;Ind Montana's Glacier National Park as perhaps the two most splendid stops along tile San. , I V Find Friends Nationwide ___ Women's Editor - ' I I :I- G*elows ,. ' 1. •' Marriage ', '1 Miss \.enget uiug.ter U. ..r. II lIII aix. airs nhmer Mengel OiI Altmonte Springs, liflu her fiance, son of Mrs. Lanier of Sanford, were married Aug. 2 at Wint er Park, a nd will make t heir "anford . i; . on ' 1W -- l Coup e Wedding _____________________ The former ,M iss Dar l a IllS grandparents are Mrs Baldre e -Co rnet t Honors Sunday, Aug, Jo, 1973—IC - - - ' - 4 . ,. 4. t v . $175. . '. . -44•e•1, - . SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL ' .' . a- .' - -.. ... _.. . ' - / Ynijr fifth selection 140 •' -. - 4' R - .- . v",- It ou have a second or third ta.rte pose, tame them, too At these special prices, in either size Your second selection 1.69 Your third selection 1.65 Yew fourth selection, 1.55 . LES wtu*s Our People Make Us Number One SANFORD PLAZA PENNEYS Store Ph. 323-1310 ' ..' . - . ' • - '' - br Zulti R.vlving Charge. Zoiss Custt. Charge BonkAmirlcard • Mostee Cbarg. Ametkon Lipiess • DIn.,s Club • Cone SIar.clw • Layaway fliv$t,.$.As .,rg.d Photograpers Hours: 10 to 1 -2 to 5 Mon. a Tues. Aug. 11.12 SANFORD PLAZA PENNEYS �- - '-- ff• - - _____ ______ -- .--t ________ _______ - - - - --- - ____ - — --- ---- - -- -. --. - -- . ' --- — Movin"Around Allowance Offered With Home 110 1* M 1$ "We have a quality product nothing, then they're $500 will be able to ventilate their that we think will sell itself if richer." Granada Townhomes people come out aid lake a look I naturally, and save on air Sanora is located Sa nford at it," said Wayne Sanborne, Avenue, one blockonsou condi tioning." th of president of First of DeLand Dear Mr. Bragan, Boulevard. The accent here is on privacy. hipo Granada Corporation. I read an item In your column last week which lea me to available Garages Townhomes are in serve to isolate the The product Is Granada believe that I may have been dealt an Injustice. floor plans, with entry several more courtyard. Patio gardens Townhomes at Sanora and, as The question had to do )ith a moving company refusing to an enticement for prospective th,an1650 square feet of living in the rear are surrounded by ser-ira shipment because he was "not in terested " Ina shipment home buyers, First of DeLand space ... all with three an attractive stuccn wall. that small at "this time of year." Your answer was that thes offering a $500 moving bedrooms, 22 baths and twoRecreational facilities in. government requires carriers to service anything within their allowance to anyone who at. car garage. dude tennis and basketball commodity desniption at all times. tends their open house Oils Cailbart Real Estate of courts, swimming pool, My problem is that a household goods carrier has refused to weekend, and then buys a Sanford is the exclusive sales clubhouse and picnic areas. ship a car to my son In New Jersey. I have seen cars on moving Granada Townhome by Sepagent. vane and have had my nwn ear ibip'd when making a move. trmber 1st. 1975. Prices for Granada I, Explanation, Townhomes range "Buying a new home is an from $36,900 I "Granada Townhomes have —J.M.C. exhilarating experience for a to with per cent t number of unique features who that financing available. A monthly Pear J. M. C., most people," continued will appeal to homebuyers Most Interstate Commerce Commission regulations are so Sanborn. "Rut moving can be a are fed up with montony," said maintenance fee is charged for It involved and so eciIic that it is impo.sible to go into full detail chore. We're trying to rem edy Larry Monroe of Calibart Real exterior care, water, sewer and within the space of this column. trash collection. All closing that." He emphasized that Estate, "Things I will assume from your quesuoflthat you wjsjitoshjponlya everyone who qualified wI like private costs are paid in full& byLoan First illget entry courtyards, balconies, Federal Savings car. In th is case the carrier was quite corr ' I n R_ -_._~_ R" .M T I ect in declining to the lull $500 regardless of their patio gardens, and lots of Wfl. handle your shipment. However, he should have explained his moving costs. "If someone has dows and sliding glass doors. Association of Mid-Florida, reasons, an uncle in the moving business With everybody concerned This Includes initiation fee, By virtue of his designation as a household goods carrier, he and gets the job done for about energy th ese days, people $400) a nd first year's inem. is permitted to handle > shipments co mainly of bersiupto March 1, 1976 in the household goods. He may receive a car for shjpmejit only fit Sanora Homeowners accompanied by a greater vo!ume of household goods of sufficient A_s.ct'tation, an sl!J goods to turrnsh a r esidence. Th is appli es to boats, _____ that owns and maintains the motorcycles and other vehicles which are typically kept in a recreational facilities. private residence. There are car transporting companies listed in the yellow All Granada Townhomes pages in the Orlando area which will gladly handle Your ship. qualify for the 5 per cent 1975 Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. Sunday. Aug. meni . income tax credit, according to -Dear Mr. Bragan., Sanborne. . ftri~i 31 y I file a claim for expenses Incurred in a motel while aItlng for my furniture" It Is now o week beyond the promised - delivery date and the carrier can't seem to tell me exactly where t,_.._U._.., I----L_ i ----. . iu J&uwIwr3urwuruIcuc1pec;It. HOME -- _C.J.B. Dear C. J. B., You may file a delay claim only under certain circumstances. It sounds to me as though you qualify. When the carrier picks up your furniture you will be given a firm last possible date of delivery. The only way a carrier can go eyond this thteandsilbewthnthlawistofyyjatl 24 how's in advance of the last delivery date and advise you of the location, condition and new arrival date cf your furniture. If these conditions were not met in your Case, f ile away. '—, ,I/-I -i V N T ii . ~ '4 110 / , - le~ '! - j-____1_ .r__L____._ - t.------ That's The Life You'll Lead At }_ Land Purchase More Co rn p1 e x . lntiiiirrt.c t ' '. .__i.•. L- - ST_~:_p~w:-g.U- 16 a _____________ E-t--- I tEem to WITHOUT. tOSING OUAtllrY "S " '' , " - . _ 1 .1r .ZZZZZZtZ - - I wE. ii . - _ ., ,- " ' " .____ --- '179.78 --". ".', .. .. - '-.. — — .. .•,...-..,. - %V S32,00D. The 11takey Co., to Green & 'b I Ass. Builders Inc., Lot 11111k 9, Sweetwater (lake Sect. 8, $14,900. Helen 1). Kasavage to Wni . Joseph Kasavage & Judith Kasavage Mathias, Lot 3 Quail Pond K add. CII, $10,200. Ifughgie W. Barron Sr., & ss Annie L, to Alan M. Cooper & w. Shirley, Lot 38 Lakewoo,d Shores, 1st add., $25,666 Kay V Fleming to C. Wayne Flem ing, lots 9, 10 131k 48 Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful Palimi Spgs, $26,000. ytie Fleming to Sixto Gil Rodrlquez & s-s. Cruclta, lots 9, 10 Blk 48 Saulando the Suburb Beautiful Palm Spgs Sect 3, $29,666. CnP%&* &&&ruriA F BUiLDi G COSTS ' & )'.# —tj$ L J Where Quiet Nqhts and Cool Breezes Create the Lifestyle You've Been Searching For. Q' ' • - - lla Come out ___________________ so .- eneva 0rdens - Why Rent? y..'ry prssu?fy f., b... Cautr,cHoo - llenreiUa Schafer & Marylin Wimbish & wf Judith TI, Lots 15 $58,000. Glen Wilson Mekinney & w, floUc & wf Paul M. Pankey & w. Marline $41,900. Nader Homes Inc., to James Ella, Lt 8 131k E. Schafer Patricia M. to John C. Wale & Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8, Carla M.to Mark M. Morie & w. & 16 81k 4, 1st Sec., Marvania, Kinheit onst. Co. Inc., to M. Noppinger & wf Janet L, U E. to Marvin J. Clements & W. Paul Robert Arledge to Lot 12 131k It Sum. 80,000, Jill*,; J. Ungaro & wf Georgiana 8 Lake Searcy Shores, $29,200. Patricia B., Lot 338 Fores W. Katherine N., Lot 81k 1' $14,. Iiierset N Sect 2, 822,500. t Clarence N. Palmatier & Jamcs F. Williams & . F'., Lot 7 81k I) Sweetwater Sunland Estates, $1,463. Nader Homes Inc., to Stephen Brook 3rd Sect., 1100. The Huskey Co. to Morton MarshaJ., U 11 Third venna Enrique 0. Brizuela & w. Ellen to James It. Hearn & wf. Oaks, Sect 2A, $63,200. Mira Alfreda F'ierro to Mira E. Maroney & wf Mary If., LI 46 Builders Inc., Lot 6 & 6A, 131k H Joela A. to Julio C. Batista Franklin U. Collins & W. Park Sec., Loch Arbor, $fl,O). & Sharon N. U 53 South Pinecrest Charles W. Clayton Jr., & wf Lake Searcy Shores, $29,200. Delores Fierro Freemall, 3760' Sweetwater Oaks, IJnda S. to Marlon E. Lust & W. See 5, w. 1,ot 20 111k 4 lieftler 1101ne 2nd Add, $16,500. Norman E. Emerson, sgl to S 20 Chains V NE Cro. $100. Joan 11. W. Malcolm Clayton & Raynel Homes Inc., to Carlos Valeria T. Lot 49 Bear Lk $14,900. On Sect 1, $14,900. Charles B. Brown Jr. & wf. Natalie F. Emerson, sgl., IA 75 The hluskey Co., to Pelizcr I. Mary If. & i Gerald Banks J. Miranda & wE Paulina, U 19 i$att's, $t,000. The Ihiskey Cu. to Richard Lynne to Joseph H. Ehrhardt, & Patnicik I. to Emily C. Shaw, The Colonnades 3rd Sec., South I'inecTest 2nd Addn., Const,, Co.,Inc., Lot 6 131k C Nistarz& TIll' (;realer Const. Nona N., l.t 12 131k Semimile I n d., F'ark Inc., to $100. to Lt 25 81k 13 Camelot Un. No. 1, Mild ('cr1 Condominium Unit 11 122,900. Sweetwater Oaks, $19,900. ltk'hard It. Faulkner & w. $33000 H Sweetwater Club tin. 1. Trans Union Aircraft leasing Hwlg C. Cherryod Gardens, Th e Huskey Co. to hon I.. 8.30,000. Toland S. Van Stan Jr., & II. lid 31 81k I) Seminole Continued on Page 6-Ci Corp Roger H. III W. Jackson Blvd Dickerson & f. $31,500. Jackson & w. Betty S., LotS 131k Sites. 829,200. Joyce to Levie Fla. Inv., It Ellis 1. Helvenston & Chicago Ill., $120,000. Barney It. Bazemore Samuel Spring Oaks Un. 3 $33,2'00'. I) Sweetwater Oaks, $14,900. Susan The Greater Const, Corp to June to Francis J. Liiulan Jr. & J. to James E. Harrison Win. It. Spegele & W. Con. wE. Mary Lt 17 81k 0 II. Bruner&wf Laveda, Lo ts 12, John Edward Bonotto & MaryJ. Symes Jr., & s Janet L., & Rich T. Thomas J. Chegash & Knight, form. stance B. to Marion N 13, Lot 2 131k I) Seminole Tanglewood, Sec 3 repl., 6 14, 15. 16, 17, 18, 19 131k 6 Syme& hb. Sam to Re be cca S. Vu., mt., Lt3 111k Marjean Lorcita to Edward H. Manley& Sheets& $25,000. 2, 3, 4 & WL, of 5 Gromley lot 1 131k G. SumEntzminger add. no. I LW, Nova [A x Sites, $26,800. . C. Jane Lot 7 111k F' Sum- 25, North Or!., 1st Addn, $17,600. riit'rset N. 82.1,000, Greater Constr. Corp to James $22,500. S)mcs Loch Arbor, $100. G re a t er Corist. Corp to David L. (;rose & wE Lotls to merset N., $30,000. Luxury Patio Richard Man Shaffer & wf Dev. Enir. Inc., to Mary E. Thomas Glenn Edder & w. ma N. Crews& wf. Frances A., Li 4, Marjorie M. C_ooper to Orin Gordon N1. McAleer & wf Nanev Wrenco Homes Inc. 0 , t . [ilk D Repl. of Blk 1), The Qirol)m J. to Sylvia Klein & Riddell & Harvey Mark WinG. Cooper II, lAd 12 Sect 1.13 N N., Lt 4 Hilltop Ests., $8000. Woodlands, Sec 5, $43,900. Evelyn Von Pohle, Lot 29 131k 1) tens, Jt. ten., Condom Un. 40, IIUSSCII T. SWIIII3 Jr., dba 1271,300. On Ranches, $12,000. IA n Wrenwood Ills., Un. 2 itinerican Modulars Ccrp. I.ynnwood Revision, $33,500. to Sheoah, Sec I, $27,000. H. Caroline Breeding to Consolidated Land l' Inc., Swain Homes to louise ('fA) $4.700. STUDIO I,?. 3 James J. Robinson & Mary E., Howard It. Marsei' & wf harry- I.. Glass & tf linda to 'I 1.. Walker & w Christman, l.t 1 131k F, Sec 1 b £ DROOM SUITES to Trans Uiuuii 1.easirig Corp., V. renco lIwne3 Inc., to Pia li p Lot 7 111k Shadow lull s-d , Janet N to Floyd N. Bennett & Margaret E. Glass, wid., [2 I'anwla S. ut I 12 81k E WS, 2 BEDROOM Lots 6-31 131k A Sect 2 N. Oil. Sweetwater Oaks, $117,500. 21 Wagner Hull & wf Valere If., U $36,000. WfI'atniciaS,W30'lj)t 19E45' Sandalwood, $27,900. TOWNHOUSES Angelo S. Diliberti & wf Jean Ranches, Lots 1.1, 14 81k ' N 197 Wrer,%(xA IlLs.. Un. 2, It. Max Hair & wf. Bonnie P. Lot 18131k C Sanlando Spgs Thomas If. JeuferiesJr., & W. Orlltancht'cSectR I.ntcl,flflIk E.toJ. Russell Hornsby,sgl, Lt Wrenco Homes Inc., to Henry $34,300. to Handi-Chek Inc., From W '. Tract No. 17 Sec replat, m1,. ' 111k 1, Lynwood Rev., $100. V. & w Mndlyne P., Lt II N Oil Ranches, 820.500. FROM Wrenco Homes Inc., ma J. llusse , 11 Homsby, sgI to 165 Wrenwood tits Un. 2, David J. Ilakim & w. 1,A)tty Salvatore Di Fini to Adeline Raphael & wf Charlene E;ittu'yn Woods, 825.000. Robert N. Thompson, LI. 781k I to Vaclav Sykora & w. Jitka 1)1 Fini, Beg. at pt 889.49' S & Raphael to Phillip Michaels & $36,400. Blodwen E., LI 236, Wrenwood 1 11m ('. Barker & w. l.ynwood Rev., $33,000. Lot I 131k F: WS, $13,500. COndc% Corp., to Brantley P. iu 1505 W. 25th St 1305'Wo(NECor.OISI4 oIWW Jacciucline Lalortune, Lot Un. 2, %I 11 Smith Jr., LI 581 Heatherton SANFORD Barbara Ann Beasley to f NE Wrenco Homes Inc., to Robt. . I)ristln*.' A. lot 17131k the Walter P. Beasley, NE ', SF"4 Geraldine to Willard It. Glover $100. Roderick P. Liodds& Dorothy' Woodlands Sect 4 857500 Jr.,& wE Judith, Lt613& E', of Michael J. Cutte SE' $350 Russell T. Swain Jr. & ,Al. r & wf Jean Wrenwood HLs., Un. 2, $36,500. 611, Longwood $19,500, Dodds to Lyle Christiansen. K. to Rodger U. Wright & wf Vannie Hunnicutt to Juts. F . Patricia to Edw. T. Walters & Lots 4, 5 81k 3 Lng %iese Lets Cissell to Earl Cissell Clifford E. Hume & wf Olivent & wf Karen A., Lot 4 lIlk Sandra G., Li 13 Blk A Sumwf. Shirley A., LI 6 81k A Heights, $8,000. 3125 S.W. 13th Si., Apt. 1, Fort Ilarbar;, to David Gillman & wf ('Walkers Add. Alt. Spgs No 2, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, iner-set No. Sec 3, $33,500. La uderdale N'2 S' ,SEL, $100. Sa ndra It., LI 3 Dennis W. Pagels & W. 131k G The 825.800. John S. Emerson II, sgl to 8115,000. Nader Homes Inc., to Angel Wood1nds, $45,000. Patricia L to Hector Oromi & John J. Archambault & wf qa Thomas F'. Martin & wE Ruth lone Ilutaine, Trustee to F. Mesa & w. Irani F'. lid 118 Irma 10t62 Sps Oaks Unit 4, QCDj Hazel U. Funk to to Bonny hluynh Thi hot, Li 4 Greenbriar Aspinwall & wE linda. Albert N. Hull Jr. Harold S. $44,000 . Lake Searcy Shores, $33,600. Charles G. Funk, Hb., LI 73 lAt 20 81k 1) The Mead-iws W, Hull, (corrective) $100. Loch Arbor Fourth Sec., Nader homes Inc., to Juts J. J. It. llattaway J. M. Hat- $3l, asa Aloma, $100. 00. $25,2&1. (QCD) Gen. Preferred Liway &Jon W. Zabel to Hamilton & w. Rosalyn A., Lot A. W. Le wis J. Green & wf Mae to Partner Co. to Pan Amer. 13k., Sumner II & W. Georogenne 447 WS Unit 4, $48,800. ,— Green & Assoc. Builders Inc., BIks U & E Colonnades, 1st Sec Bandy, 10, 11, P Joel W. Clement & w. Ann J E N On. LI. 17 Trilby Bend, Second Add., 1.2 Bedroom Furnished o Un furnished CB, $71,200. to Ro bert T. Newell & w. Gale Seminole County's natural beauty and Ranches, $10,500. $11,900. Joseph E. Roder & wf. I..,Lotl7 Blk C Eastbrook Subu Itayrtiond Win. Pierie & W. John L. Meeks & 4 Va., to and tee appreciate Virginia K. to John J. Pechnlk Melissa Unit 15, 817,500. J. to Jerome John L. Meeks &WI Va. C.,I.t 17 Hwy. sub-tropical climate continues to attract & wE. Roxi LI 34 Blk 323.U70 The Wasserman & W. Eleanor Lot Blk I Lake The Greater Coast. Corp., It) Wayman fits., Lake Woodlands, Sec 4, 152,700. James J. Jotter & w. Mable B., 105 Spgs Oaks, $38,500. Addn., $100. Kathryn A. Wilson, wid to Loll? Wekiva Hunt Club Fox new residents who buy new homes. ItobertCassman&wf.Ellenp., Hunt $36,700. Li 20 131k 18 Eastbrook s.d Un. 6, Richard Broughton & Buck The Herald reports the total land $25,000. Kendrick to C. David Eli & se. Walter W. Salmon & wf. Glenda G., $7,000. Josephine to Adben Corp., Lt CUT transactions within the county. To be Alfred Louis Davis & . 160 Queens Mirror So. Addn to Linda to Trond Sundvr,r & w. CR., $12,100. Cyn, Lot 56 Goldie Manor 1st Ilramnur Co. to Joseph D. informed of our growth pattern be add., $26,400. Avery & wf. Eleanor E., Lt 180 it The Greater Coast. Corp., to Woodcrest Un. 5, $32,000. makolm W. McCellan & w, sure to read the 'Home' section Clifford U. Jordan & wf. ''aIenie E., Lot 20 Wekiva Hunt Carole to Win. P. Greaney & wf. Club Fox hunt $38,400. Joan N. Lt 5 Blk 3, No. On. every Sunday, Harold T. Fues & w. Emily Townsite 4th Addn. repl. Sh No & Harold G. Shepherd & w. i.— —i 1 & 2, $24,200. Geneva to Thomas Earl Greater Constr. Corp to Jack Lecakis & w. Gloria Louise, Lot Grange Prop Inc., to Stephen Gertrude I. Fleming 13. Goodwin & wf. Carolyn J., Li -.., .A 23 N13' Lot 24 111k 3 Ile]-Air Gregory Vaiden & wf Nancy Married & lib. Clarence to 29, Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, . I4,500. Lot 426 Spgs Oaks Unit 111, George Moran & wf Jane N., Li Sec. 1, $37,500. " ?. Norman Kimbrougti to Jessie $40,100. I Tanglewood, Sec 2 1st repl., Rozann A. Reilly, sgl. to I'"-" - ""' Mae Goodman N' Lot 66 Fla. Dorothy H. Poole to Donald $28,000. Florence May Jut, LI 30 & N ' Growers Co. 1st add. Black G. Mathias & wf Faye L, Lot 25 Anthony V. Pascoc'ello & wf of 29, Blk G, Mobile Manor, 2nd r.,, -, . Hanunock, $15,000. 131k B Eastbrook Sutxl. Unit 16, Rosa to Fredco Entr Inc., LI. 23 Sec., $10,500 't Ofella Denlvet to Magdalena 131k 13 Paradise Point, 4th Sec., $36.000. Ray Germano & wf. Eva to Deriset, Lot 23 Blk 1, RepIat Walter L. Webster to $1,500. Beatrice C. Boccagni, E 35' of I. - -, sheet 1, On. Twastte 41h add., Pacesetter Builders, Inc., Lets ,' Inc., to Wilson U10,allof20& Whl' of 21, Blk Afi Fredco Entr ,J 'l' $18,500. 3,4 111k 13 West Alt heights Sect f, .1.. . Gutierrez & 4 Carmen, U 23, 4 West Wlldmere, 2nd Sec The Huskey Co. to Itobt 1, $7,000. 81k 8, Paradis e Point, 41h Sr-c., Reiche, P.O. Box 193 MIld lid Frank N. Bollen Jr., & wf Edw. H. Arey Jr. & $3*000. . •- i ' . , 131k H Sweetwater Oaks, Florence N. to Pacesetter hloyt&John ' Joanne G. Wilbur, sgl to J.T. IteginatoJack W. t. . -. -lett Lake — Viemont & wf Catherine E., 11A 3 0. Riels IA 4 The Huskey Co., to h{obt. Alt. Heights, Sect 1, 84,400. ' 81k C Eastbrook s.-d Un. 8 ShOres, 3rd Addn. CB, $21,800. Reiche, Lot 7 131k H Sweetwater Frank IL Cannon to PaceDavid I.. Lewis & wf. Mary C. Oaks, $15,900. setter Builders, Inc., Lot 17 %I2 Ronald H. Klair Jr., & wf to James L. Bigley & wf. Patricl N The Huskey Co., to Robi. Lot 16 111k 8 W Alt. Heights -. sect Patricia to John Martins & wf Lts 4 & 5, BIk H Sanlando — Reiche, Lot 6 131k II, Swee t1, 86,400. N Springs Tr. 24, $57,000. 0 Teresa, LI 282 less S I' & less " % water Oaks, $15,900. The RobinoLadd Co. to Orvie N. Dahi & wE. Juliette [lowland & Snell Con,t. Inc., Harold L. Klepser & wf Jean, c,Queens $23,500. Mirror So. Addn., toJohnEdw.Gtlboy&wf. Mary to Leonard C. Sickle & w. Lot 39 Northwood, $35,000. Winter Woods Un. -- --Steven L Demino & wf A 1.1 2 131k C Armida N., Lot 34 131k E Jms. G. Schmidt, Fred B. No. 1, 836,000. Frances to Douglas J. Magee & V Sweetwater Oaks Sect., $65,900. Frouthold hi. James Sheetz, Wayne Constr. Inc. to 13crwE Arlene G., 1.1 1 111k T, The Robert Diaz & w. Lenore to John N. Schubert & Morton F', Woodlands, Sec nard Clement & wf. Janice, LI. OXFORD 3, 857,900. hlobt. C. Speights & w. Sharon Bohn Jr., to Robert N. Chilcott 3 ftDOOMS I (ATM -. 18 Wiasor Manor, $41,500. _______ ______ _______ ftii,tble Constr to John 24 . & set Pttillis (., Lot 97 Wood. F., E 76.64' Lot 11 1.16' Lot 12 Q(l) Investment Corp of St. Tysall & wf Helen, IA 25 131k C 131k A Tanglewood Sect 4. crest, Unit 3 $29,500. Johns to Russell Raehn Dav is & r~ rftwr's VETERANS1 Department of aturai QCD John E. [)rawdy & wf _____ $150.00 - Land Transactions Are Recorded 22-2090 eeIing Free! - • Sunday, Aug. 10, 175—SC . I Seminole County Wednesday rived a state check for S190 for the purthas of SO ban ofland on Red Bug Lake to bedevlc-ped for a county. maintained public park. The check, from the state - 1 35 323-7870 County Gets State Check For Park -- - - I - , barLdlewood Villa,5 LH0uSE . County a_ wE Real Estate ___ --- , By ANDY LANG certain electrical and plumbing al or plastic cutting with a The Herald SeT1Ces jots. portable saber saw, buy one of =~~ ;-"IL- The portable jig saw or saber The many kinds of blades the variable-speed models. This 110W. Airport Blvd. saw, as it is sometimes called, available enable the tool to be will enable you to slow down the Office Open Sanford has the big advantage of being used for cutting both ferrous speed while cutting, a re10.6 Daily able to be brought to the work to and nonferrous metals, wood, qutrement when using these perform the cutting operation, leather, felt, rubber, plastics, materials. In some types of While certain types of jobs insulating materials, floor tiles plastics, for example, a toohigh can be performed a bit more and just about anything else blade speed can cause melting n vestments __ easily and efficiently with a you can name. Since different of the substance being cut. table-model jig saw, the wood techniques as well as thf'erent To start a cut with a portable 13Y LARRY SAXON or other material must be blades must be used, it is es- jig saw, the forward edge is brought to the machine. The sentlal that the purchaser of a placed on the stock, the motor 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments From portable power saw overcomes portable jig saw hang on to and started and the blade moved Dear Mr. Saxon, My husband and I are pin4ng to trade our four unit span- that handicap and, in fact, can follow the instructions in the ahead. The forward pressure INCLUDING meat building for commercial income property. The monthly often ie used in cramped quar. booklet or panaithlet that comes should not be too excessive, just Washer & Dryer payments on our apartment building are too high for a DCW owner tees where other cutting tools with most such saws. If a saw is enough to permit the blade to do FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR Deluxe Clubhouse & Swimming Pool can not be used, CAM11. ...i AA.." C-61_... Central Heat and Air purchased second-hand and the its work. To keep the base to come In and make out; too many separate loans. We'd IGie 10 It does not take the place of seller has no such literature, it ridingmsmoothly on the get anew loan Wdothe following: give as enough to pay off all present loans, lower monthly payments and perhaps end up With other power tools, each of which is well worthwhile to visit a material, there must also be a some ready cash. U we sell or trade would we have to pay a tax on is superior inn certain aspect of bookstore and buy a book that slight downward pressure. Mrs. E.M. cutting. But its allaround gives the necessary in. this extra amount we get over our present lo To make an inside or pocket Dear Mrs. EM., usefulness, especially in the formation. Having someone cut in wood, it is not necessary The cash you obtain by refinancing will not be taxable when area of portability, makes it an explain the various operations to drill a hole for the saw blade, you get the additional funds. Many investors have milaUntiaHy excellent tool to have in the of the saw is not sufficient tin- which would be the case If you increased their wealth by refinancing Instead of disposing of, home workshop. One of its less he or you writes down ev- were doing the same thing with desirable properties in order to trade-up. When you sell, the total pritne assets Is its ability to erything so that the written a nonpower saw. Draw lines for sale price including equity and Loans, determines the amount start cuts in the middle of a material can be referred to the opening, hold the machine receive and account for when you are figuring capital gain panel, as for Instance, when whenever necessary. Cpsrs 'bit firmly with both hands and tilt refit p'y.i profits. Because you obtained a bigger loan should not affect the such cuts must be made during If you Intend to do much met- it forward so that the front edge orld how Ittle It vJcost I. own I WWROW ft.. Wc. Ci.iit.v taxable gain applying to your sale, of the base rests on the work, Dear Mr. Saxon, MODEL SALIS Ptla but with the blade not touching. VA DOWNPAYMØIT VA MONTHLY PATM ? ] My broker and I have attempted four times to trade ray start machire. This will bring .L 1 BRTTH ' , property for other properties I have wanted, tart each time the '124.01 the blade in contact with the THE other owner refused to deal for one reason or another. Why have I 20,900 work. Still holding the saw I BR I BATH JIRC)$— 153.36 heard that exchanges are often the answer to disposing of firmly, keep lowering the back TNt prope rt y when they seem tome to be almost Impossible? Mr. 5K. f~T,Z ____ 'O çYPRESS_CYPRESS— 7 BRjATii B until the bla de has dug its way Dear Mr. S.K., I THE into the wood and the base is MAGNOLIA— 3 OR 3 BATH Two-way horse trades are almost impossible. And you have 900 0 flat with the work surface. 997.39 The Herald Services some of them, been attempting that instead of exchanging.' THE 6 en, a Th nd not until th en, guide I~ MAPLE BATH IBR 24,500 Remember when you could When you purchase Land for the For instance, what are the mathmnaUcal chances that the saw along the cutting line. THE property you need is owned by an indi vidual who can use, or just buy a piece of land and build a investment purposes, you'd '21,200 1 3 OR 7 BATH In cutting metal, be extra SEQUOIA— happens to want, exactly what you have as; 10 type, size, onyour house antwithoimportant better be very sure that the certain that '206.93 the machine is decisi on kind otde- pathway to promised profits i'ioved alo ;. particular street, and in your particular city? l,000to?lo,000 EACH HOME FEATURES ng owI' If the saw sign YOU wanted? i' ioo,000 to 1' 'C,itraI Hut and Air isn't Strewn With pitfalls that begins 'Shag Carpets.g T)wovghovt 'Caraink Tile Baths to bounce a little, the Remember when you could will make the pro Fully Eqwippsd kflcMn IInside utility Room Modern, krowIedgeab1e exchangors have long since learned difficult • Outwo St ora ge difficultchances are that you need a ll IM.rble Va'Wtlei In Barns •Prvlulonal Landscaping • Privately Fenced thatiftheycIesiretogamble,LasVegasofferimuchbeuer. buys piece of land and be al- to se in the future, let alone Rut Yard blade with finer tee th. coratIye Wallpaper in Kltdwn and Bitt. It is a well ACKNOWLEDGED fact that In the old fashioned most certain that it would apiTlak money on the transacAlways be conscious of where two-way horse trade son jeone almost always came out on the predate In value over a period tion. MODELS OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND FOR APPT. the machine cord is when you short end. AM in real estate there is little difference. That is the of DURING WEEKDAYS — PHONE SALES AGENT. are cutting. It should, of course, Today, when you purchase reason for the almost universal practice of "watering" the price But, can you find a good Site SALE)ByK1SHnsa. be safely away from where lk X11041 --an unintelligent effort to protect one's sell against the wiles of land for a future house, you for your house? Can you buy there is any possibility of the 0 REAL ESTATE have to *1*110011 nyu the other pany in trade. no.ya*oi ,Iiucs,*t. $11DINTII(i7 *?SPCT check carefully iato flu- land that Is likely to Increase in saw blade touching Ilk it Fortunately, however, the exchangor kixws of many merous factors intertwined value? You are more likely to methods of securing the property you need — and remove the with the times — escalating - find the first than the second. odds inherent in a horse trade. Also, everyone ends up with what taxes, Increasingly severe As A.M. Watkins points out in he needs without suffering losses zoning restrictions, ecological his new book, "Buying Land," laws, rising construction costs, investing In property "will be Send your questions to: Real Estate Investments, The Evening Herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida 37771 mortgage difficulties and high far more perilous In the future interest rat, to name Just than at any time in ttw pai __ 7 wf Y" 9 k Seminole Charles B. Murphy & -4" ___ -. • __1 ltoi,t. II. Jackson & w. Sue H. Rebecca Leftwich, sig., to I). Marjorle S. to Marjorie S. Jeanette to Joy I,. Stamey & wf Dorothy H. Miller & Sons or On Inc., fi & H Dcv. Co. to BSL Marvin J. Clements & w. E. Drawdy, to Alex H. Clattenburg Jr., & w. F. Burtt & wf. IALra Murphy Lot 17 111k A Revised Lot F., Lt 70 If. to Walter 11. Metzdorf & wf Properties Inc., W& of swt,, of To Jms S. Braman & w. Tev e, Patricia B. to Robert N. 1 131k C, Crystal Shores, Jeanie A. Lot 63 Sleepy hollow, Longdale s-cl, 113,400. M. Ray Carolyn J,, In E'Z W' NE' Plat spgs Glen w ood Village, $100. NP- of Sec 35-21-30 W. of Lot 183 San Sebastian Heights Richarde & w. Charlotte W. Lot $t;o,000. Ilannum & wf Esther to John B. N W ' $100. SE's Sect 11-21-29, Howell Hr. Rd., iloO Unit 4 129,000. 338 Forrest Brook 3rd Sec., The Huskey Co., to Branimir , I. t _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Moving .' !! Allan F .Jhnson to Joseph Sweetwater Oaks, Se' 6857,000. Casselberry Gardens. Inc., to JQCD) Carla R. Earls, sgI to wf Cdirolyn Sue, N E. 01r.gect 6Geo. W. Miller & wf Mary E 20.32, $100. 150' lid 75.0' K I Golf Course Murray I.. FredericLs. Robt. 81k 3, Sanlando Sub. Beaut., and. to ('11, 83.500. Blank Max N. Hagen & Gus AIL, Sec., $100 Gordon A. Taylor, Churchill Miller as trustees & Ind. to Ric hard B. Crocker & G. Carey, John 1). lluss.ell Raehn Davis & wf 1.11ble, Donna to lio1wrt M. Clerc 11 & Eugene I. Amber, J. C. Tyler wf Patricia, K 26' of [2 16, Lets Carolyn, Parcel SW 183' K 1074' Jr.,& John H. Rogers, to Archie S Ditch Gov. Lot I Sect 3-19, 17 & 18, 131k 11, Crystil Lake T. F'ay & Emily, Lot % Barclay Winter Homes, $26 $100. 000 W00t15 $39,500. (WI) Ins- estment Corp. of St. Janis T. Hazard, sgl to Gary Gary W. illythe to Forklift I) . Binkham & wf Martha K., Johns to Russell I-taehn Davis & Fin.. l.ot 3 The Springs ut Cirolyn, Parcel SW 183' E Shadowood Village, $44,600. 1011' S (;s- Iu.t I Sect 31-19-32, $3Q8()() Rarnett Winston Mtg. Co . to sioo. Jimmie Lee I)ebose & wf Geo. S. Manning & wf Regina Q( 1) Irving Weber to R ussell Orlinda K., S 14th St 710' S to Thomas U. Leavitt & wf Ithehn Davis & wf Carolyn, Par 2205.6 V NE cur sect $21,900. Norma Jean, 1.1 24 English SW 183' F: 1074'S Ditch Gov lut lkirnett Winston M(g. Co. to Woods, S52,5M. 1 Sect 31-19-32. $100. Charlie I). Carter & wf Nancy, Gregory lucks, etal., to b S l Magnolia Service Corp to I. L. WO' S 2022.6' W NE cor sect, Properties Inc., Lt 413 & E 17'of Scales, Lots 484. 485, 486. 4V & 118,600. 412, Altamonte Land, Hotel & 543 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Clyde Smith to Cleon It. Nay. Co., $28,700. Sect 3, $32,500. I)crstint', l.uI l31)aytona - Wilco ('onstr In Thomas K. -- Seacoast ('oust. - Corp to f,.,. D3 YOU WANT ... exceptional quality in construction and algearance? ... all the row ,_ , './r!.t . Ii'." J_• S . . ; 7* 3"; - ~ i you've ever dramcd ol having?. . . would you like a horns that looks end lives -p -~-, -f _.V%-~_k_ ~..-1' blMr than It Is? ... a plan of conCruction that otfors unbelievably low cost? - 03 you rs1ss to settle for use horn, than you honestly y to build on your property but liii that costs have gon, beyond reason? If you do w want to talk to y. :. We want you to have facts, first hand without preconceived Ideas of just what Jim Walter builds. how he builds. the type of materials used, mod.Is off.r.d, how many there are, and everything else a ptson has right to know .bout his builder. We went :' s'.- "I" 43 you to know Just what we can do to cut your building costs to the bone, how we can save you money, not Just a Null, but man', many dollars. But first, let's put to rest right here and now a few questions you have In your mind about Jim Waller-built homes. may Jim Wetter is J only a "shell home" builder. A 'shell hOme" I• one completely finished on the outside, completely unfinished inside. We !ill build a 'shell home" for you but only if you esk us to, and only If local building codes prmlt. We wOl build to almost &fty stage of Inside convIellon and allow you to coftVlot# IP* rest. to save you m". As for quality and size Ihote are more than 20 models from one to four b.drooms and in addit ion, variations to size and floor plans can be had. As for quality construction. . you may buy a different house bu' you'll be hard pressed to h'iy a better one. All materials are especially sciected for their long wear, low maintenance qualities. Jim Walter-bullS homes ate QJ pref.bdcat.d . .IP.ey are custom built, board by board, on your property and It doesn't matter where We located.,. - -. I .. ~ - I . . -- A-.. . . . . .' but that's that's not all, there's move, lots more that you'll want to know about Jim Waft.,.buiIt homes . . .and WE WANT YOU TO booklet showing all 11w standard models end tuII of information about how we can build for you ...how w can help you cut your build" costs ... about our financing ... our construdlon and AN about our company Is yours ... FREE FCIR løt It and then let's talk... lets talk price, iii,, mortgage payments and fuel esecity what you would like to have. II you own property and would like to build the most honw for your mmey. WE WANT TO TALK TO YQV. Send t com lor our booklet today. plete line of 4(uI1(l 1H)IIlc ('OVVAES C i aso o lffered. W~,% " -- _ i ~ &_~N~__ r V _7~~ J.- ~_N_!,;:_ - - I*k . * -4; �-- 6C-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. '-' --- --: - Sunday, Aug. 10, 17S ., CLHSSU1W HUb Land Transactions Are Recorded I Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Terranee Lee FeugMinger & Shulwrt Const., Co., Inc., to Herald 13. Venabk Sr., & w. (QCD) Ludoinil W. Morski to sit Cynthia to Rosald K. Welier Gene Anthony Lueche & w. Alta 11. Ic. Wayne 1. Bau& w. Paul D. Bock & wi Danuta 11., &wf,Lot7 BlkflTheMeadows Margie 8. 1206 Roiboro Rd., OlIveT.,I,otllLotlSBlkB,W. Lt 5, 131k B Revised Map of Charles Miller Jr., & Patricia W, $41,000. LW Lots 7, 8 131k 8, Tract 6, Alt. Ileightz $100. to Roosevelt Ililisman & ims. Stewart Stong & wi Sanlando Spgs., $59,800. Condev Corp. to Samuel E. Ludomil W. Morski, etal., to Carolyn 13., Lot 22 Orange Marsha l. to Robi. 1). Blackflobt. C. Appleby & w. Trudi Kushmaul, hit 513 Heatherton Phillip C. Ackor & wI Mary , Estates. $22,500. burn & wf EIiz.. Lot 46 Hidden II. to Equitable Life Ass. Village Unit 1, $25,000, U 12 111k C Lake Mills Shores, Judy I'.Ilurlburt to Judith A. Harbour, $63,000. Society, Lot 29 Lot 28 Lot 27 The hA, floss Const. Co., to $6,000. i Continued from Page 5-C) --- -- ,. CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES 4k a line 1 thru 5 times 3lca line 6thru2Stimes - 24ca line 76 times (32.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 41-Houses f GET THOSE LUXURY ITE A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAYS WANT ADS? ____________________________ C,eneva. 2 bedrOOm, unfuriiSJd, 1 bath, den & screened poech $130 or $91003 JOHp XRIDF -- - LME MARY- 2 fiR Ouplei. plus $30 deposit W. Garneti White Broker. 101w Commerciat Ray Crank Sani Ord 372 7H1 -.-------------- ______ REAl TOR 3O6O6I SUNLAND E'ceI d73 BR. 1 bath, range, ref , A C unit. Sanford. by Owner. 3 BR, I bath. 7 arts with? CBS apIs in rear , . i, ., a.,... .......,, .. '!' - 737 Pars Dve ?2 2118 REALTOR AFTER MRS. 377 32? 06.45 327 3991 - Harold Hall Realty , I ' - Antonia, Lot 43 Blk K N Oil Ten, sect 5 Unit, $27,500. Mack D. Sawyer & sit Mary H. to John K. Gluhan & sit Denise, Lot 20 Longdale Subd. $l0.700. Anna Pauline Burke to Deane M.Goorth& sit sdlla, Lot35 San l.anta 3rd SECt, $21,500. Legal Notice _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NO. 75-226-CA-Il-A lOCAL IiNANCE COMPANY OF FLC.RIDA Plaintiff FOWARD HOLIDAY. JR and UNITED STATES OF AMERItA )eteridants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI pursuant o a Final Judgment of Foreclosure, dated the 30th day of JuIvlC7Sandenteq.dinCaseNo, 75 fl(CA 09 A of the Circuit Court of PPi Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and For Seminole County. Fior,da wterein LOCAL FINANCE COM PAPIJY OF FLORIDA was tile pta.etiff and EDWARD HOLIDAY JR and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA were the defendants, I will sell so the highest and bc-It bidder for cash at the west frGnt door of Ihe Seminole County Courthouse at Sanford, Fo,idi at 1100 oclOck AM yi the 20th day gf AUGUST Ire 97S ije%crhrd Kenneth N. Watson sit Alma B. Condominium No. 506 Village of Wiudmeadows No. 4, $28,000. Noefleet Reid Cheek & wf Vera Mona to Robin A. Consiglia & WI Virginia S., Lot 22 Aldean Gardens, $30,200. Steven Ross Niebel & wf Kathy Elaine to Larry Lehman & WI Lorilee M., LOt 178 Woodcrest Subd Unit 5, $33,900. Richard P. Dapore & wf Margie A. to Andl K. Richardson & sit Lottie E., Lot 6 131k 15 Weathersfleld2ndadd.,$29,000. Leo C. Trepanier & W. Florence M. Lois M. Pauhicci, N'i NEtiSE'* Sec 22029 & N li N'i NAW5 s SE5* Sec 2-20.29 N. LW Markham Rd., $36,600. Leo C. Trepanier & Florence M. to Michael Paulucci, W NE SE'.t Sect 22020 & ,1't N 24 N'2 NWLI SEL4 Sect 2-.29 LW Markham Rd 145,100. Raymond Uncapher & w. Laura P. to Edith A. Vilhiesse, lot 7 BIk G, The Woodlands, $49300 to '' __________________________- Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO: 1S.1733.CA.99A MILTON A LUKE and IRENE s LUKE. hiS ,,',fe, Plaintiff's. vs TEDDY G DAUC,HERTY and JANICE C DAUCIHERTY. his wife. Defendants, NOTICE OF FORFCLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure da'ed Augj'st 7, 1975. assdenter,dinCaseNumbecl3 I2 CA 09 A of the Circuit Court Of the Fiohteenth Judioal Circuit in and for 5mintp Ccunty. Florida, wherein MILTON A LUKE and IRENE S LUKE. hiS wile, are Plantiffs. ,ind TEDDY 0 DAUGHERTY and JANICE C. OAUGHtRTY. hi wife, are Defendants, I will sefl to the highest and best bidder (or cash at lhe West q Of the Seminole County frt Cc*jrtho,jsp In Sanford. Florida, Semtnole C'ttsty. at lilt) A.M 0,. Ibe 7?nrj tia, rf August, 1973. the sz Julia K. Gallo to K. Flannigan & w. Mary Jean Lot 113 Highland Pines Unit 4, 500 Thomas N. Turner V & S. Diane to Donald B. Black Adar Jr., & w. Pamela S., Lot 14 81k B, Ssi'eetwat.er Oaks, 68,000. ________________________ • _.otice Legal N __________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am in busnrs at 710 Ave C. oaq (na Sernile County, Florida under the fitt,tious name of C.ENEVA AUTO SALES. and that I ntendtoreoster said name with the Clerk of theCi,'cuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with thP r,rovis',ons of the Ficlitiou Name Stalutes, To Wit Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1937 S Fred Angle Publish Aq itt. U. 21. 31, 1975 DFf)27 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is Pw'ehy aivn that the real and personal properly localed in Seminole County, Florida. described as follows: lots Ii. 17, 13, II. IS. 16, Il and 1$ Block "E". HIDDEN LAKE, UNIT 1fl, l(Covding to the phI thereof as rerorded in Plat Book I?. p.oes Si and 33. Lots 1 and 3 Block "0", HIDDEN LAKE. l'PdlT IC. at Cordno to the pInt tr.eeeol as recorded In PInt Book 17, pages 35 arid 56 *11 te v1d for cash n hand lg the Ngsit an b'st b4dder at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanford, Florida. at the hour of Il- CO A M on the' 20th day Of AUGUST. 1973. by ARTHUR H RECKWITH. JR. Clerk of th* CIrcuit f'nwf foe Seminole Countt' f iorida, r'r'.uanl In a I ,n.iI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-I)$5-CA.1)S CAROL JOPIE Plaintiff, b' KENNETH P COOLEY. Defendant NOTICE OF SUIT TO kenneth P Conict 17! N Main Street Mansfield, Pennsylvania YOu, Defendant, .ire hereby notified that Complaint For Partition and .Srcounting on lhe folløwing described property, situate, lying and being in Seminole County, Florida, to wit The' West one half of Lots 731 and 757 and all of Lots 253. 251. 253 and 756, TOWN OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, accordingtoplat thereof recor in Piat Bo 1. Pages II through 71. of he public records of seminole County. has been filed against you in the ab've styled su,t. and you are reguired to serve a copy of your answer or pleacng to the Compla'nt Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEPH M MURASKO. P0 BOX 74& FERN PARK, FLORIDA 37720. and file the original or pleacjinq in the cM Ice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court c or before the SIb diy Of se.,temt,ee, 1913 I you fail tO dO SO. a default will be taken against you for the relitf demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and official seal f office at Seminole County. FIorid, this 74th day of July. 1973 (Seal) IIeckwilh, Jr Arthur '1 Clerk of the Circu'l Curt fly Lillian JenPins Deputy Clerk Publish- July 77. Aug 3. 10. 17. 1975 DEP (QCD) Pauline Brown, form. Woodberry to Venanclo A. Adriatico & sit Jane, E'i NEL4 of SEL4 of Sec 29.21.31 $100. _____________________ S Legal Notice NOTICE The Board of County Corn miSsioner's, a prime tpomor for semoI, County, announces that funds in the amount Of $777,401 received under the Comprehensive Employment And Training Act (C ETA) c,f 1973. Title II. *111 be aPPortioned as foliows' Prime Sponsor: Seminole County, Board f County Commissioners Name of Highest Elected Official: Sry I Viblen, Jr.. Chairman Unit of Government' County Area Served - Seminole Population 131.151 Total lfldiVidu6lS To Be Served: 11 Total Individuals to Terminate Program: 22 DuratIon of Grant: July I. 1913 thru June 30. 1975 Significant Segments to be Seeved6 Female Head of Houeho4ds 11 - Blacks 17 - Veterans 2 - Over 33 I - Ex-Offenders I - Hacidicapped 1$- Economically disadvantaged fREAxwP4 OF FUNDS: $207,051 Wages Fringe Benefits 77.210 - Administrative ALLOCATION OF FUNDS: Due fothe:nabilityofagencintopikup positons due to budgetary problems, all the positions listed below are being carried over from last year's program, with the cxception of Florida State Em ployment service, wtiich are n positions. $ 38.121 - Division of Youth Sarvices-5 Postions $ 11.011 Divition of Family Servlcn - 3 PositIons $ 11.931 Florida State Em ploymen$ ServIce -2 PositIons 1137,071 Board of County CommIssioners - II Positlon Animal Control 1 Position Manpower 1 Position Per'sonnal - 3 Posifion Planning I Positions tounty Judge -- I Position BC.0 1 Position Building I Position Fire Unit - 7 Positions It is the purpose of this title to provide unemployed and un. deremployed persons with Iransit looM employment in lobs providing needed putIic services In areas of subsfantlal unemployment and, w4iereever feasible, related Iti,s,n i ' - - - - - - - - - - - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 1S-1231.CA-OP.D CIRCUIT CIVIL FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, United States corporation, P'ainti,f v's. MILFORD HEATING AND COOL INC,. INC ('f al. D.fenrisnts NOTICEOFACTION TO- MILFCRD HEATING AND COOLINC,. INC. 31 Granite Street. Milford, Massachusetts 0)757 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Bid1 action to foreclose a mortgage on the following properly in Seminole County, Florida: LOt 12, Block 0, Swee$water Oaks, Secticn Four, according to t.te FIt thereof as rc-corded In Plal Book 17, pages 39 and 60 of the Public Records of Seminole County. r!nrrla , b. - - mu GEORGIA SWEET POTATOES-.on !pcciat Bushel and' bushel. New crop A&E Produce. 371 0479. Farmers Market. S.snfd urivi' wFI'i'1 - nnix v'eek ends Ratliff & Sons Wrei iervlce, 2731 Orlando Drive ERK TYPIST large agricull irm has opening for a perrnai ull time typiSt Experienced tictating unit Statistical tyl nowledge needed. Office i etpful Excelltrit fringe bent ontact Personnel Dept A 0 Sons. Ovieelo 365 5611 - )1_'jp3fr'Jdjns -- _____ -( I CRYSTAL LAKE- Owner will Empty, move' rinht in, I bedrooms. family room, separate living & finance 2 bed'oom, 1 bath. Fin Pm arid doublegarage ll6feeton dining rooms. 30'xlO' screened take (Soathouseand dock $15.00). porch, huge Inside utllity room, 7 car garage, 7j years old DREAMWOLD' 3bedroom home, REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL Fla Pm on large lot Includes COST Swim in community pool. Low, lOw clown Price 1)5.930 mobile home now rental $30,000 Owner will finance with $1.00) flown DRUM LESSONS 377 9137 _______________________ Private tutoring in my hOme, Certified teacher 321 0699 Legal Notice Lie,,, • p.r J4J Apartments Unfurnish -- Toom. living room. dining roc ifh, kitchen Very large wal' otet, iv w carpeting. refrlg i oge $135 Intl utlIities Br wers 3731430, urnished 2 bedroom api., inditlonel, wall to wall carp 3 E 21st SI. 3)23 per mo p O damage deposit 3-23 43*9 af C" week ends • & 2 bedroom apaflmer irnlshed or unlurnished, PIe', idecorated Come see. 300 irporl Blvd. Sanford 373 L r 'ILLA GARDENS- Sanfori 'est 1 & 2 BR resident npts t kItchens, dishwashe sposal;, heat air. 'shag ci ting, draperies, private- Fri 50. 2015 Sanford Ave. kIng I or garden equipmei cad ioday's classified ads od buys. -. --- - ' - - - - -______________ k'"Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * , , thcsejln,',ru,alar Nodown lyment, mcnthty payments len en rent. Government %ubidi,ed quaIIfi buyers Call to see ii is, Quatlfyl t'wty constructed i bedroom me. 1', baths, quiet Street e tIary, Approximately SloOp.,. o. Or lower payments to alif led buyer Nice landscaped -Apartments Furnishc - edroom furnished apf . wal rni%l',ed $100 mo JIM HUNT REALTY, Inc PEAI.TOR 372-2111 3 bdroom, 2 bath furnish use toshwL. Call 32) OkJballe week er.c's - m apt. Child and pet weleor, ry nice $12S per mo , posit, $0) Magnolia Ave- 3 51 - bedroom efficiency, furnish, DO per mo, utIlitIes includ, 14-610 - -- - CailBart Real Estate Larry Saxon, Realtor REALTOR 3777495 3 BR 7 bath, LonUwood area, 121.500 1317791 after Spm . BALL REALTY SACRIFICE: 3 BR, 7 bath, sepCHOICELISTINGS 0P lge Fla room, partially IN ALL PRICE RANGES (urn ,thady lot lmmed occ Call 117W 1st St.)77 5611; 3777757 33 1357 _____________________________ ____________________________ - , - -- M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker IO3W.lst5t From Ill TAXCREDITAPPLIES IT SELL Ne* 3 BR 2 BATH )ME. all extras, good location AKE OFFER 272 7257 -- fenced yard, carport, private reel, $15,900, Terms 332 6620. Bedroom, 1901 Summerlin Ave $1,900 7fl 3197 1, SWIM. SKI- 3 bedroom. lterfront home, beautiful kit en, formal dining, Florida orn, cent-at heat C. air, fenced rd.337,S0O. WE TAKE TRADE' FORD- 3 bedrm, 1'-, baths. ntral heal & air fenced yard III dicker or swap 373.900WE TAKE TRADES FORD- 3 bedroom, 7 baths me. central heat & air, range & frlgerator, lOx 10' storage ildirsg, fenced yard. Zoned rlcultural Just 7 blocks from kp Monroe' $77,900 0 .- -- I . -. 8% VA So DOWN 4 -4 Each Wootimere Home Features Central Heat And Ar, 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 S. For Yourself. z SALES BY C) -4 z 373.7540 KISH 321.0041 REAL ESTATE __.__.A I _______________________________________________________ - rnk ,.,, - n ,. I. Singer Zig Zag, ir cabinet. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine, Sold new for $349.00. Pay balance Of 3M or 10 payments of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 372 9111 Eve- 869-1146 -- - Psirable wooded lot near Sylvan Lake, west of Sanford. Call owner fl364 0 Beautiful walnut, dining table, 6 thairs, practically new. $150 3725958 40 Acres on Lake rcluded 3 BR. 1', bath Cf home S.ars Spanish Sofa & Matching overlooking 1,000 acre prairie lake chair, 6 mos. old, $700. 7*39 Cen-(good fishing) Approx 1.300 ft. tral Drive, Sanford lake frontaae, ml nil Sla.., l c'& DOuble bed $70; twin bed 110; L R. 20 ML west of Patatka chair $10; Chest of drawers $7; 340.000 with excellen' terms couch $10; Formica dinette table $10 Iii Elm Avenue, Sanford. 373 lice Cycler Real Estate 1762. 901 775 3431 Classtop Desk with chair, s. After hours. 731 723% Table, 7 leaves, 6 swivel chairs. 775&tAnrAM5nIa . SY); Large coffee table 8. 7 end tables, like new. $45; Mahogany dedIakefrontacreage.-t,,to2T, secretary, very nice, $230; Sofa Ia Desirable, convenient, cx table, old, $75. KULP :Iusive location, $l2.lOOp, -. DECORATORS,.409W )stSt, 373 i...,,. w, . - , i " , '. .', .... ecres. paved road, trees, clear. Flowing stream, horses o k Terry Peety. 673 (I?)) fle 1J,I 6-'Commercjal Property - - ' - .JOHNSREALTYCO eROKERs garage, fireplace. No Qualify nq low down 111.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 32) 77Y' UP. Merchandise _________________________ -- -- --_ - 0-Miscellaneous for Sale wn Mowers We sell The Best & Service the Rest Western Auto 30) W 1st St NILSOPI MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL - - TRADE 131SF First St. 377 5622 -- 'ater $15. Hide a bed $13, double )ed 110. 7 * 1,5. roof tin. jatousies 17, fire wooeJ. _________________________ oving must sell - Couch and matching chair, bedroom set. 3 chairs, pole lamp, lawn mower, DIay pen, bar and odds and ends 172-1131 "I SOLD EVERYTHING" thur Short of Lake Mary recently 'an 'as in The Herald One f a lOnda, another for a dishwasher, -till another for a stereo How did it dO' "I sold everything" Mr hart reported 377 6173 S Points, long wood 173 tS7Oor 831 4603 1967 Chevy COnver1ibe Needs Work 3731171 alter Cash For Your Junk C,r', 371 9136 80-Autos for Sale 1966 Auitin Healy Sprite, overhauled mOtor, good body, $395 Ph 371 7.33- - 1967 Rambler Rebel 1200 373055, Dune Buggy, beautiful condflon. chrome wheels, 10" tire's, 51.295 Week end special. Call Duane McGuIre, 3fl 1651 Dealer. II0000GEMOPjACOp4ewrnotor factory air, power steering Asking price 3550 371 1237 p m 1966 Ford Van, heavy duty; l9U 1977 Chevrolet Impala coupe', air, CITO 7 dr 1965 Ford Station automatic, power steering & ',')'flf'(lg)(C MOod., 31? 3)70 tra*'r's, only tl.S'2S )2? 6345 - 1969 Volkswagen Fast back Very Good Condition, $150 3fl 714 before7p.m -a- - RAB B IT S. au sizes Siamese, Dutch & Mixed 373-0199 --- - PAY CASH ANDSAV LOST- Collie. Geneva area, female. S-able, looks like Lassie Red collar. Brevard tags 319 5119, a COCKER Puppiesfor sale 7 weeks old. 3.10 each )72$'l) 1965 VW Bug 1970 Chrysler 1970 Pontiac J Dachshunds Miniature. AKC 365. Chihuahuas, white male. 3' -, mos ISO ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & HOARDING KENNELS 377 57 FLYING CLOUD STABLES Boarding & Training SR 16 37) 7743 -- - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S E. 16 Sanfordifl 17)) ___________________________________ 68-Wan dto Buy _______ -- ______ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 8176. Winter Park a'AC'ti s.i'sn JLZ-41J1 For used furniture applIances tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave - r -- -' - - UINSS DIRECTORY V 'C"V .1 '•' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST fl PHONE CPL PWRY %.CI oerry, i-iwy 17 92 $30 1?'26 Signature Washer & Dryer, perfect working condition Also, SewIng MachIne 3392395 -________________________ We Buy Furniture DAVES' 321 9)70 KENMOREWASHER,parts service, uSedmachi MOONEYAPPLIANCES37306,, ,uu fludion -------53-TV-Radio-Stereo ------ -- -- Public Auction - - Used 71" Zenith Color Console TV 1.65 Call 32) 8216 ________________________ Monday, Color IV'S fro.n 150, B&W, from $15. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 5 Frc'ncli, 373-173.1 Aug. 11, 7:30 PM - COLOR TV. $11 93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 25" Color TV Stereo Combination, Needs little TV work. 10 Also Color Portables 373 0701 TELEVISION SETS, 525 UP MILLERS 7619 Orlando Drive. P1-f 3720332 - - 54-Garage Sales To be sold to the highest btdd Contents of) bedroom house furniture & appliances. 6 mos Also con4ents of estate Par? listing Guns, king size bedroi suite, washer, dryer, elect range, refrigerator, bunk be bicycles, Early American couch chair, round oak table, cast if stove, oak & walnut beds. color Black & white "V's. air Conditii cc & MISC of lI kinds - l200French Ave 323 7310 ts'P ________ GARAGE SALE - Fri Sat 8. Sun 1? Ploon 'til 311 Magnolia Ave. (Back yard) Clothes, ___ duck decoys, btdding. Silver, record player's, other goode's __ Sucerlor IVIkO iIe:' - I Superior Mobile Home how, our selection is so we're a mobile home ow all by ourselves We ye new homes - We have od'as'new refurbished ode!.. Wi have Iow•cost 'ancing and a complete -evice center niçht on the ernhses rge, ' ' ' '- i.'. r' in ..'m-iJ,,i i,, i SANFORD'S NEWEST DULT or FAMILY PAR - SMALL BUSINESS BLUES? .., - a'... 727 7737 o,1377 5.S) . ',J%tJ Land Clearing, fill dirt. ciay, rock AlIkindsof digging HO4Jsetl'ailer's stored & mOved 377 9141 or $3.4 1195 Pstarapky 70 pcI off through August - P it SEAMAtI, PHOTOGRAphY Weddnos. Carilids. Commercial, Aerial, Pot-traits Advert trig 8)1 APT A'..LING LAND CLEARING All type's lI5 & acreage cleared We have top i,il. fill dirt, clay, arid shell available Please caPt night or day, 3235953 'r i.,-. t Custoe hay bale'nij, clearing 332 8*77 alter S -I r- *ith trucl *11 do haul-rig & 15 an hour 321 ____________________ - Roofing Light Expert roof rep,iirs ila rOot'. or shingle's All work guaranteed BR000EN ROOFING. 3236700 _,AL__. .1_it.. '_ A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one aria see Ciii 377 2611 or 811 i ROOFING REPAIRS FOR REA,,,JNABLE PRICES, Call Ocr, 6155697 -- - Lawn Care 'm-Cr , ,,, - ome Improvements ____________________________ - STOP AND THINK Ia MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wocildrit be any Yard (te'np' i4t-j'ri's Trrr,'eS Flower Beds Cleaned' Free estimates 37) 106$ or 323 7911. )P AND THINK A MINUTE II las'.lf,etl 60% dOn't wOrk If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 321 0207 Iding, roofing and concrete sishing. tree estimate, 'ca& A &A CLEANS ALL E,terior prrssurec e,jrr'.. 321 0663 OVING HAULING SALVAGE 371 0299 anytIme t:t -Pressure Cleaning ESTERSON LAND CLEARING RultdolnO, Excavating. Ditch i?i tOp 377 Land Maintenance - - ________________________ u'II find that omrec jt there seeds 'uSt what yo-j have to offer CALL 377 2611 - '., - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormeriy Harriett's Beauty P400k) 519 E Pine3fl 3712 _______________________________ orn 1e riuw Gal Trail., I isis m i ,.., Hauu.ng J A Superb Mobile Hom With CommunIty C&A Backhoe Service Beauty Care _________________________ 1 -- -. _____ - ,fn- Lend Charbig -. Windo* 6. Door Screens Custom made Repairs Discount Prices 3728470 UST COLOR SNAPSHOTS FromyourkodacolorFilm l2Exp-$399(7lprints) 2OExp -36 19 (10 PrInts) .dd 3k each roll. postage handling Circle your choce -- enclose tilrn paymeril print name & nil cl'ess Mail to DOUBLE PHOTO P0 BOx £310 Winter Park, FIa, 37791 100 pct satislactor, guarant eel Innlatlon - fl't just sit there waiting for the hone to ring Advertise your usiness service in The Herald's lassif led Business Service )irectory * _____________ CARPORTSALE IlQ5Coi.jrtSt 372470 Sat & Sun 'P S __________________________________ Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated brick & 5fO specialty 3fl.775Q, _______________________ Aiwuulnum Se.ns - ruiuiip JL___ -I- umpruvemnu'' IR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 21 hour service. All S-a'.'e up to 30 oc' n p--; ,'rcty makes DYPZES AIR CONInstall ccIluloe t.te-r bl*-fl ri OtT lOP.',i.. 'i'? i,?7 n5.jl?icri For tree estirr.ste-s. q cI1 oi 904 '36 SANFORD AUCTION RUMMAGE SALE- JoAnne's Thrift Shop, across from Atlantic National Bank Bldg , gjgu rntral I-teat 1. Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 377177) _____ - • I __________ GARAGE SAl F Saturday only. Aug 9.9105 Furniture, household items, clothes, crafts, misc. 70)1 S Sanford Ave HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS WORK! What do you have to clI? Call The Hurald Plow! Something Fr Everybod - CHICO & THE MAN - ?icu.ft We-stinqhocseFreezec $175 1505W. 25th St Apt. 101after 5 ... 1333 REALTORS 6457)33 GMC, '62, V 6, 31,000 rr,lle's. like new, extras Fiberglass over cab slide in camper, gas stove, ice box, iacks Both 11.093 $30 1897. - _____________ 5-ppkances L,.. 'f Many Other e'c-nnm v & full sireautos at discount prices Good credit. $10 down. & low monthly pa -, men t S We Buy Furniture - 377 2611 or 8)1 999) - t., speed. 1917 Pinto. low mites. extra clean ),79S 1910 Yamaha ISO. excellent running condition. Real clean. '350. 37205 F tee Kittens to qood homes . ' II?) Pinto, Runabout I economy special 5793 -'- Established Residential Area? , OFFERS TO YOU 1959 Ford pick up 3$) Plymouth engine, I speed. Hurst shifter, new paint, nw inspection sticker. Excellent Condition 3.730690 or after 5. 377 813-4 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 Honda. '73, 350 CD, mint, 2 helm,tls, under 1800 mites 3700 371 0235.8 to 5. Mon Sat 4 mo's. old, 110 373 1766 CHICO&THE MAN - 1977 Scout 11301, V 8. 1 WD. air. PT, ITOSB 3495371 - 65-Pets.Supplies - 1967 Chc',irolet yIn Good Coocition 377 1397 . SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. One acre lot, Deltona area, Cheap for quick Cn'.h sale 321 0673 - . - Cash for Junk Cars- We pick up. PH 561 7735 or 3.61 7010 B.thlo. We sell & install used motors&u'sc'd part's J & B Auto, ovn 7 days a week '71 Yamaha Endura, under 6.000 miles, good condition, new In spechion 377 7317 after S - 80-Autos for Sale Dachshufld Puppies. $ wk. old $30 cacti 322 0377 Assume Payments -____________ In Sanford's Finest - Closets overt lowRlq iyih Suits that are too tight? A Classified Ad in THE HERALD is the answerl Rent Blue LuStre Elec'r,c Carpet Shampooer foronly3l SOperday. CARROLL'S F(JRPIITURE - 79-Trucks-Trailer's 79-Trucks-Trailers - toryc ______________________ Sunday, Aug. tO, 197S-7C Clean 1960 Ford', ton wide & long bed pick-up with 1960 slide in camper IncI gas stove. dec refrig , 1123. 3-72 0133', - Reconditioned Batteries, 3)2 93 cxchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 64-Equipment for Rent at,.. .,IA !V Ciii - Moving? Why Not Live - - - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 570) 43-Lots-Acreage 76-Auto Parts NELSON'S FlOP IDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 801 (elery Ave Sanford ______ ______ So don'I be timid Call 377 26)1 or $31 999) Some extra money is only a call away _____________________ 8OBILE HOME MOVING. Corn set up. I'll save you money Licensed Orlando 273 5170 Pullman Buffer (Intl. Brushes); pit, lidders, Airless Spray, Ireptace wood, antique lamp osts. fiShing poles & reels, pie, ure window frames, hot water *ater (1 oas. 1 elec))flol9o. 16,9OO by w MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION )731rfl3'15l7eves . . .," classified ad. ___________________ 1'. ACRES PIFW SMYRPIA, minutes to Ocean, Double wide mobile home Close to block to river Close to city Wekiva River docking Custom 3 BR. I', bath. all dcc. w w carpeting, drapes, LEMON BLUFF 71' kitchen with pass out "ir,dow ON THE RIVER to 27' Screened pali.. 00 s?i,IIy Block home, top condition, fenced in double lot 179.900 Call 904 47 )$4 yard, 7 large bedrooms Corn pletely furnished NICE OLDER HOME in the :oun?ry near Ovledo One acre, huge oaks JOHNNY WALKER 3 4 BR $31.90). $4,020 down, I pcI REAL ESTATE INC P 0 Box 7111, Sanford GENERAL CONTRACTOR SAVE ELECTRICITY? Tree shaded 3 bedroom, 7 bath, 322.6457 centrai Øir, carpetee Garage 2' years new, and only 177.500 373 After 3 32'? 711) 9110 - rooms for one or couple. Wa irnished. Air COndItiOn eferencps required $100 mo, posIt 372 7399 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 5 French 3277374, 377 1496,372 198.1 377 1959. 377 416.1 __________________________ 3 bedrocms. 1' bathS. w w car peting, central H&A. fenced beck yard on large corner lot. $36,500 $313733 ________________________________ , - REGISTRATION OF FICTITIOUS NAMES We the trdersign,'d. bilng duly S*orn.doherebvdeclareunde,O.th I that the nam,'s of all persons interested in the business or profession carried on under the name of REPUBLIC PERSONNEL SERVICE SYSTEM at 339 Whooping LOOP, Altamonte Spring, Florida 37?Olandtheeal,nlofthenferestof each, i as follows: P4A7,IE FREYERMUTH EN TERPRISES, INC - Extent of In terest 100 per cent Ownership Wr'stpy J Freyermuth Chairman cf the C Board of DirKttXs Of FREYERMUTH ENTERPRISES, INC Publish ..uly 20. 77, Aug. 3. 10, 197$ 111 - REALJOfi 7701 S French Av# .32) 0041 --- ,sad - '1 FAN, nicely furn,Shd 10.33 7 fiR, 1 bath Central heat air, fully carpeted Terms avail Call 37) 0221. __________________ 3 bedrooms, I': baths r'.ns large living & dining 'orn, ne.v Ca? pet & BR. 1' -: baths, Country Club. price new paint throughout Fenced redUCed to 317.900 Terms yard $30 6061 or Eves $31 Ray Crank, REALTOR _______________________________ 3 BR. 2 bath, over an acre. 335.000 PICTURE PERFECT-) bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened I BR, 2 bath, Park Ave. 131.500 patio. oversized garage. beautifully landscaped, 1.40.000 15 Acres. country corner, close to town, 152.500 RELAX-- Enjoy country living 3 bedroom, 7 bath, on l00x200' lot Lakefront Lot. Osteeri, 34.500 Snag carpet, beautIful fireplace. t'reakfast bar, 7 patios, double LoIs- 710 choose trom, 37.500 each rage, boat dock All thiS and a Stemper Realty Custom built hou s.oco, EXECUTIVE BEAUTY- Formal living & dining room, large famii1 room with fireplace, 3 bedroom, 7 bath spilt plan Nearly an acre fencr-ø 331.30) 42-Mobile Homes You have lots of items lying around the house that can be turned into 7BR. giant family room, convenient location. 117,900 Kish Real Estate 41-Houses MBOO COVE APi S . 37-Business Prorty tee S p.m - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i hereby given that I am engatied in business at P0. foe 2507 Lake Mary.377I (107 Sunset DrIve, Sanford) Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of COL I EGE BOUND. and that I in tend to 'eqiler tad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provis., of the Fictitiout Name Statute-i, To Wit Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1937 ' JulIus C Blackwe;der II Publish July 77, Aug 3, 10. 17, IllS DFP 115 - - a FICTITIOU$NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in businets at 350 Wymore Pd, Apt, 101, Altamonte Springs 27701. Sem.nole County. Florida under the ficti'lous name of 330 PRODUCTIONS. and that Iintend to 'CgistCr Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Ccurt, Seminole County, Florida in accordance w.th the provlsiorn of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957 t S Thomas K Krause Publlih: Aug. 3, 10, 17. 71. 1973 DEQ 7 ___________________ ' U'oker HAVE YOU EVER PLACED A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD? i-Q ,.- g i- "-ii L SI.i?e (I 377 130), 281014 'lw,i?h,', A'.'r at Ii 9'? . Estate 3 ton central ar r(;4iJlO?,r new dithwast-w'r. large- bar with stools. small bar. 3 fish tanks. 319 5)70 It's easy Just pick up your phone and call 372 7611 A Herald Classified consultant will help you write a sales producing ad to sell or buy anything - 3 M Precise time released plant food. GardersLand, 1100 W 1st St., 323 6630. _____________________________ For hedge- Viburnum plants, 2' up, well bunched, in cans II 202 w. 20th St - . 51-HOusehOki Goods Payton Realty RATPMOPU . 1100. 322-4686. - L1 t31I 322.7643 SUNLANDBAY WOOD CIRCLE - 3 sq ft ideal garage. arePiouse- Reasonable 377 537) r3fle47O uty shop space available, new mple'w. S statlon, plumbing, rat air, excellent location By iIder, 3230717 Rentals MOSSIF ( ..__ . e-o Real _________________ _______ -- _______-- - Rec Re'ilEslateBrokeilO640 37) 3713 ' Estate - tnc.PEA' TORS?lIIrs WITT REALTY InkIng about that summer -acaf ion' Get a better car through led as In today's paper _____ ',OOD IPICOM - Comfortable & onvenent 2 BR with 7 apart me-nh, rents $110 en $29,000 rWO ACRES --- with I BR borne on 000d garden land or pasture 127.000 ARCIE SHADED FENCED BACK YARD with 3 (314. I bath home 371.000 ACRIFICE Home on lake,) BR, 2 baths, central heat air 00D lOCATED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale or lease Woomi or steel desks lea C(utiye desk & Chir5. secrefarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 97,130 4206 ___________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden SACRIFICE: EIGHT PIECES SIX FOOT STEEL SCAFFOLDING AND FIFTEEN BRACES. 2SOSParkDr. Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you'selI them With a Classified Ad fiom the Herald. Call us today? Don't delay? Just dial 377 2611 or 531 9993. To place your low cost Want Ad. Used office furniture Store Equipment, Meat department equIpment, all shelf goods discounted Barley & Sons Food Mart, Lake Mary Your MLS Agency CAMPER BODY HULL for$'bed Inctudes buIlt in cabinet 377 7176 - TWO Mr conditioners- one 16,000 MU, one 5-000 BTU. good running condition $150 for both 37) 6011 322-2420 Anytime SYSTEMS FOUR S'EREO- Component with Sansui Amplifier. Teac Tape Deck Gerrard turn table and Pioneer Spe'ake'rs, plus extras Call 321 7789 after S 60-Office Supplies Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count er tops, Sinks InstallatIon avail able Bud CabeIl 372 $057 any mc WHAT'S THE GOOD BEING A COWBOY if you can't round up t he dOggie'j? First lime advertised. thi'. .ilmø5t an acre ranch is great for horses and dogqes ancj lots of room to roam the ranch It's a large custom built home surrounded with shady trees Interste' Give us a call. SANFORD Low Down-Desperate ast, $133 tetO 377 6077. Real - LAKE MARY 3 BR, 7 baths. family room with FP, forrnai dining. rec room, pool, central heal air. Carpeted 373 1517 CRYSTAL LAKE: Large 2 Bedroom. I bath home on 3' acres, Separate double garage 1 SAPIORA acre in cifrus grove 300 feel on canal and lake w.000 • , $,00 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 59-Msical Merchandise 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat. & Sun. 9 S $38 2'9?o Realty. BRIGHT, CHEERFUL older home, 3 BR. U baths family room, ne-',v' kit(hn: nCwIy painted, fenced back yard, close in. 203 Hays Dr., Sanford Call 373 5453 after S 30 r. ' fl,.,-, F L AL iI.iit J )7.I _________ $9,500. Amen) Dean Maddox & ST. Thelma R. to Larry Eugene - Mackbx, W240' E 4W S 107.5' N 1007,5' Gos'enimerjt lots 3, 4, $n,2oQ. Americ'in Modulars Con,, to Leonard A. & Eunice I. Palumbo, Lot 6 81k 9 Shadow luill Sulid., $29,800. Wayne 'I. Bass & w. Olive T. to Herald D. Venable Sr., & w. Alt.a H., Lots 1, 2 BIk D, Henson's Acres $9fl4) Gidus Builders Inc., to AWm Clark Bailey 11 & w. Patricia F., Lot 236 Woodrest UnIt 4, Peg Real Estate Broker 1IOOE 2SthSt 3716635 4 BR LAKEFRONT the ideal r lorlda home on I acre Reduced Beautiful ranch type home 33 000 Call acres. stable Oiteen area 617 1617; 323 6186 Seminole and Orange County listings Homes and acreage; all I BR, 2 bath, pool, fireplace on I price range-s C.ili tociiy acre. 337.850. Acre Realty. REALTOR, 323-7750 - Ba,hes, MAITLAND FLEA MAR! EALTORS ' 2,Lot6SE COF. Lot6 81k D Nor Sten strom Byowner,House&2lots ,.,, r- .r,,,,r. MYl'., .. ---------- -ron commercial Jim Hunt Realty,Inc. ------------------------ Jmi. H. Coyne& wf Shirley A. dining room New carpet. freplace, large corner lot RCCtIy reduced 321.300 Call $31 7055 -- - Villa Brantley, $10,800. Phil Orr to Kenneth E. Cooper& sit Carolyn L, Lot 17 Mineral Spgs Pk 3rd add., $2,500. Olive M. Johnson to Carlene Evans Lot I E 16.5 Lot 2 BIk 47Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, $23,800. Condev. Corp. to Fla. Land Ce., Lot 2-18 Lots 66-77 High. lands, $216,800. Miguel Gonzalez & wf Clenientine&Manucl Gonzalez & sit Olga toPaulD. BeI1r & sit Shirley A. LI 18 Blk 10 Weather. fIeld 1st add, $17,000. Charles W. Turuey & sit Frances V. to Paul Jordan& wi Alpha J., Lot 24 81k 3 W Wildxnere LW, $7,000. John 0. Beasley & wE Diane C., to Maurice Brown & sit 50-MJscelianeous for Sale FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Monday, Wednesday & Friday Only 377 1917 F accl!ent Income Property-- 7 Story '- - - ASSOC sPolless borne won't last long Priced at only %7I,7c with lo FHA down payment . ' SANFORD 21?SYALLAVE. Mini farm in heart 4 ig, 3 ta't (I bedroom efficiency apt th private entrance) Lg family room. formal dining & living rm new carpet, IQ lot (or garden with Ctrus trees, well for ac. & sprinklers Large utility building. A steal at %?s,p)) Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Dijptew,ibedrOOfflfUrn apt. adults Call 377 3610 altf'r 330 -- __41-Houses ________ NDupløI.Furfl unfurn Drapes. Water, Lawr' -. rare in irn or 6 REALTORS NE'1 NE'i, $4,700. Lewright 11. Mum & wf Yvette, $38,380. W., Lot 407 W Spgs Unit 4, ResIdential Communities Inc. 3736333 - __________________________ _______ Noon The DQy Before Publication Francis E. Fowler & W. Lot 769 Spgs Oaks unit IV, The Equitable Life Ass. $54,500. lAs 13 16 17 18& 25, 81k A, & Thelma L to Vincent J. Ballas. $36,500. Society to Paul N. Estat & w AntonioG. Huerta & w. Isabel 21 22 23 & 24, 81k C1 Sec 8 Un. 2 -1'4ot Unfurri! Sunday Noon Friday sona & W. Angelina, Lot 20 131k 1 Nader homes, Inc. to Win. J. Sharon N., Lot 29 lot 28 lot 27 to harry C. Pund, Jr., & w. North On Terr., $105,000. ______________________________________________________ Carriage lull Unit 2. $33,000. - HOUSE FR RENT OR SALE Murphy & wf Helen 1.. Lot 50 111k 6 Sanlando The Sub. Patricia,Lotl BlkJ, SpgsLake ___________________________________ Henry J. Connell & wf HerrIari (mAll. 1- AR Call for -Lesle Fla. Inc. to Wm. Ii. I.k Searcy Shores. $25.&. Beautiful Palm Spgs., $38,000. Hills $97,500. nice to Anthony J. hlarone, sgl., __________________________ ______________________________ detaIls 373 S'JIS after 6 p rn or all "t'J 1.. .... Milicr& W. I.sma W., Lot?0 81k uvu. i.. runt sir. • w. rcggy wkend jo ot Lt & N 40' 0! 3 9 N On 2nd Add., $30,100. ia-Help Wanted SuetoflafaelSoto&w, Marlene Edgewood Manor, CII, $13,000. LARGE 7 story, 3 fiR 7 screened Casselberry (;ardens, Inc. to Lot 1581k A Longwood N Subd., porches. $110 mo 3231767 Joseph N. Fletcher & wf ___________________________ __________________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM David E. Martin & W. Judith A., WANTED YESTERDAY - Can you $24,900. Muriel to Arthur Holiander & 2 Bedroom, IIvin'J, d.niiQ. kitchen. tN YOUR rAMILY' write? Do you live in the Ovie-do 1.L 31 81k E Lake Kathryn Ph Grange Properties Inc., to wI Susan, LI 122, Spring Oaks garage. Sanford Ave 1)45 nio. area? If so. contact me im AL ANON 4th Add., $3,000. Sept 1st occupancy- III 1619 ScUm J. Ayoub & w. Huguette Un. I, $49,900. mediately, if no? sooner. I need a For families or friendS of prot,iem Oscar G. Ross & W. Glad)s 13. cover city correspondent who can drinkers G., Lot 8 Spg Oaks Unit Ill (QCD) Charles W. Littleton & 3 bedroom, 7 story, central heat & council meetings and keep u with For further information call 473 to Paul Horton & W. MTt1e L. $38,500. nIce neighborhood, references air, wf Dorothy to Thomas 1. the local news If you can answer or write led $190 mo $100 deposit. 322 Lot 1 N': Lot 2 111k 6 Tier 11 Hebma Fla. Inc., to Richard Ferguson, W 20' of NL of SEL4 Sanford Al Anon Family ,rOvp P.O affirmatively to the questions 7399 fl_._1_ t. Town -of -.---..., Sanf ti.-.-.---. 0(11 C'. . LAg1L'II I _...._n • _. LNLl a.-. a ,..-.. . .. - -' -. - --I---- lIA JHII above, give me a call. Bill Curfie, w. rauicia, RLa 01 01 Ii 0! ieC 4-'21-1 ,!"_""° The Evening Herald, 377 2611. For rent or sale: 7 yr's old, 3 BR. 7 Stephen P. Gustin & W. Betty Errull L. Duren & wf Betty 13. harry A. Goehring Const. Lot 52 Lake of the Woods $100. APE YOU LONELY? Let us help Ext. S bath, family rm-. 2 car garage. I.. to Roy H. Arnold & wI to Richard E. Slo'k & wI Annie Co., Inc., to Jesse P. Smith Jr., Townhouse $36,700. you to meet the right person ust _____________________________ Kenneth J. Hacobus & WI central air, heat. kitchen equipfor you. NATIONAL SINGLES We have listings- We have buyer's, I.uclle, Lot 107 Wrenwood L., Lot 10 Sunland Estates 1st & w. Joyce K., Lot 7 LBk C Olga G. Arjibay to John Armette to Connie C. Butler & peel Call eves 625 CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 303 We need another real estate Ii h1eiihts, $1l,000. add., $20800. Golfvtew Estates Sect, Marvin 1iwhon Jr., & w. wI Beat, 1.t 1 111k (', San 77) 7740 tenset' to help U'. make sales Qurt2tiCttrO0mfl cott,iqt.r, ,ir, ike' Baymond V. Bucosly & wf Arncrican Modulars Corp. to Meredith Manor UnU I, $32,500. Sandra A., W 20 Lot 328 E 52' Sebastian Ills., Un. IA, $41,000. Forrest Greene. Inc new. pane'ed. large porch. 3135 APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Mary K. to Arthur W. Kerr & wE David F Moreland & Shirley 323 6353, 327 8970. eves Terrance P. Riordan & Judy Lot 327 Queens Mirror South mO ist & last Older couple only. Frank K. Broyles & wI Sarah Frc. 641 2027 for "We Care" Kim, Lot 25 BIk C Summerset, A., Lot 25 131k 9 Shadoss 11111 S. to Win. J. Wallace & w. Add. CR, $19,500. 3720757 "1otfl" AdultS OC Teens Toys ATTN. DEMONSTRATORS ___________________________ to Ceo. Ii. IMsure& wE Mary K. $29,000. &GiftsWorknowtt'uDecember Subd., $38,500. Martha K., Lot 15 Less W 20.83' Jms K. Stjernstrom & w. LI 8 131k B San Sebastian hits., FACED WITH A DRINIZING BALL REALTY FREE Sample Kit No exp Rodney 1. Layer & sit Diana Victor 1. Smith Inc., to New W 11.66' Lot 14 111k 14-63 Kathryn A. toSam H. Skinner & Un. I, $40,800. PROBLEM needed Call or write Santa's CHOICE RENTALS V. to John F. Polk & iI Dorothy Vista Const. Co. Inc., Lots 1. 5, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, w. Florence S., Lot 9 LIlk S The Perhaps Alcoholic AnOnyms Parties, Avon, Coon 0600). Phone James Schmidt, etal, ON ALL PRICE RANGES Can Help 1. Lotst 9, 10 81k 10 Tier 10, A. C. 6, 8, 14, 15, 16, 24, 25 Green Villa Palm Spgs., Sct., $42,500. 1(203) 673 3433 Also Booking II? W IsI St 227 S-6i!; 372 7737 Woodlands, $47,600. Trustees to W.C. Stone & wf Call 'fl £397 Parties Martin's Add. to San!., $32,000. Subd, $72,000. Write P 0 fbi 1213 EO. Fawcett & w. Mabel N. harry C. Brown & w. Sheila Wyona S., Its 21 & 22 81k E Tr. Alice L. Click to Wm. H. Andrew K. Cantor & wI to JIIIS Woodard & s. Daphine M. to Robert C. howell & w. 15, Second HepI. Sanlando 33--Houses Furnished AIDES. experienced ______________________________ NURSE Spiliman & wE Katheryn N. Lot Frieda M. to Floyd K. Shives S Lot I N 147.5' K 240' Govern- Shirley J., Lots 27, 28, 29 131k C Spgs., $45,000. -preferred Apply in person Lake & Found ViewNursingCenter.919EaSt7fld DELTONA- lovely? BR; air,neat, 8 S 15 Lot 7 131k 14 TIer 2, 208' N 674' W 213.47' K 413.47' rnent LoLs 3, , ,000. Tract 31. Sanlando Spgs. Joseph Robbins & wf Shirley --- -clean No pet; 3)39 mo plus Street. Sanford. $12,000. SEa SWL4 Sect 15-21-32, Lot 101 371 10.40. Lawrence G. Condon to Cecil $14,900. to Martin 1.. Vaughan & WI Black Scottle named "Joe" OSt Ifl Sally Mae Baker to Joseph Chula Vista Sect 214,200. Maud N. Masten to Francis Sheila Lt 89 Winter Srpings Un. 0. Grey & w. Hose K. Lot 103 the area of Seminole High School Work your own hours Earn eitra Country Trailer--- Near Seminole Watkins, Lot 18 N 10' Lot 19 J. AllieW.Jones&wlcatherine 29.21' S21.91' Lot 102 Forest B. A. Caputo&w. Pearl Lot 581k 2. $7,)o Dog needs medication to Survive income as an AVON Representa College, private wooded lot. 7BR. 0. Packard's 1st add. Midway, to John K. Francis W. 2nd Sect., 36q Please call ) 9579 live Call 6.41 3079 $175 mo Also I BR- $163 mo Ill 30 Sect 2 Sub Homes, $10,000. Zackie 11. Johns & sit Monnie _____________ $900. $777 Marguerite H., Lot 19 10' Lot 20 Greater On. 13ev Inc., to Paul Milton B. Kast to Franklin M to Fred A. Kuklo & wE Lois 13., -chiid Care ri In - JflflflAN RFALT()' Experienced Machinist John K. Flatley Jr., & sit 131k F sec replat Tract No. 15 Kast, Lot 29 W 26.15' Lot 30 81k J. Callahan & w. Carole E., Lot U 20 111k N Lake Mills Shores, ---. Anna I.. to Norman Charles Sanlando Spgs, 123.833. EADY WORK Immediate 67 Sanlando The Suburb 20 131k 13 The Spgs, $51,000. $8,000. Complete child care services New )periing for an experienced Fresenmyer & wE Patricia W., Robt. Allen Iholsombach & sit Beautiful, Palm Sp. add., I3arnett BK Orl. to Wm. H. Ida Sairni, sgl., to Lester Bird Summer Program? REt' DIDDLE --t-?bile Homes nichinlst with full knowledge of _____________________________ Lot 40 Highridge add. to Glen Carole 1. to Dean I. Kelley & $8,000, Morrison Unit 400 Village of & WI Lillian A. E. Lots 19 & 20 _DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 5690 nill & lathe operation. Work rnished. 2 BlI. air cond-t,Oned Arden Heights, $42,000. - onsists primarily of profo type' sit Joan 1., Lot 498 WS Unit 4, Windmeadows 4, A Con. Geo. Edward Kisslan & w. 111k G, Replat of Tract 57, A BABY'S WORLD Call 373 0)72 1130 polls No produtin ?.ust be able ___________________ Deccatexine Const., Corp. to $53,900. Care for infants to age 2 only. $01 E Nancy C. to EILseo Rosar & w. dominiurn $25,000. Sanlando Springs, $13,000. o read & interpret drawings MuSt 75th St. 372 6643 Joe K. Long & sit Joy J. 216 Gerald F. Fox & wE Marcia L. ztha C., Lot 13 81k 10 r3 I? wide. I BR. air cond furSChOOl Board Scm. Co., to * able to work alone Phone 373Eugene H. Woods & sit _________________________ ',iihed. $125 monthly. Adults Sweetwater Creek Dr., E LW to David B. l'ahl & sit Carol A., 7$) for appointment Weathersfied, 1st add., $25,000. Atlantic NatI Bk E' 14' strip 6- PatrIcia to Gilbert Fowler & '4 Christian Day School haS openq 'ecurity 372 3939 Lot 7, 7A BIk 13 Sweetwaler Lot 5 E'2 Lot 4 81k I Sanlando for be 5 yr bids for fall semi'sler. Todd Const. Inc., to W.S. Dcv. 10 lots 25-29 484 S 40' Lot 7 N 10' Frances R. LI 18 PhillIps Ten'., ml Stenographer with at least 10 Tuition, Call $73 mo Lutheran Oaks, $54,900. WEKIVA RIVER • Spgs Replat tract 57, 142,500. Corp., Lots 226, 228, 235, Winter Lot 8 40' Lot 26 N 10 Lot 27. $18,000. ear's civil practice experience Church ot Redeemer. 377 353? or lull mobile home village, under Collins Building & Des'. Corp. icellent salary wilh fringe Isabel Mitchell to Frances Spgs Unit 4, $12,000. $4,500. Mrs Marlin. 372 6$0I David K. Strickland & wE arge shady oaks on the scenic enef itt Reply Speer 8. Spur. PA, to John H. Montealm & sit Mary Swan Dwyer, W 60' Lot 8 W 60' Lou Verta Pervis to Enililo Sylvia to Carl K. Kimes & sit Neklva Modern clean interiors, First Scm. Serv. Corp. to Ben 0 Box 136.1, Sanford, Fla 37771 B., tot 33 Blk B Sweetwater Lot 9 Huffman & Fewell Subd, Ward to Eat a-_Good Things MI W of Sanford 372tom Agency Inc., Lot 48, Lopez& w. Blenvenida, Lots 5,6 Ruby Z. U 22 St. Johns Village, __________ - -lure, ambitious self-motivated U70 Oaks, *94,000. *10.000. 81k A Pearl Lk Heights 1st Add. 2nd Rev. $25000. Garden Grove, $9,900. idivldualtOdOOrgani:atiOflal and Peas you plk, black eyes & purple SouthernHomesofOrhlnc.u, Leonard Anthony Palumbo autlfully furnished, large 2 romotlonal work for new J.M. Hattaway & J.R. Hat- $6,000. continue patches New hull. Paul S. Nears, Lot 35 Villa Sr., & wE Eunice Ida to Jms. uslness Salary open. Send *droom, tdults preferred. 1)30 coming in On Oregon Ave. & 1 taway toW. Michael Tollefsrud, -a..-'- I.. a,,. oi,... Greeter Contr. t Geo. ,er mo Call 372 u Brantley, $41,000. Joseph Dezego Jr., & wE Parcel I LOt 8 BUt J., N. Oil., ml, North of 46 av just West of II, Legal Notice 13. Byers & wf Margaret 0., Lt 4 west of Sanford Closed on Mi Paul S. Mears to Thomas H. Patricia, Lot 11 BIk 17 & kefront- Furnished 1 bedroom, nches Sect 6-1244, 85 parcel 81 Weklva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sundays Shurnate& sit Glenda G., Lot 35 Weathersfield 2nd add., $22,400. 0th electric, wafer & WWe't 1st & -- Piced your oma5 .cs-t Prompt and dependent 'ervice 17 ar up .372 9597 . ewsng Stwing in rtiy home. Alterations Reasonable 373 2713 Have mower 8. tiller tr lawn & smith q,irijrn wora Free' estmate Boy 17 37? 0334 'odernizing your Hgm? longer needed but useful itc'rns (Ia'.l-i-,j i'- .' ri'' Yr' bar ir •e-e('it's EC Pin! 5. toO1 work 736 ;r after 6 0 in - 373 1393 PCk .0 & .1bi,i'r A:j .'.." ,', Paint & Body Work - __________________ Wall Papering ________________________________ _ I I,',iil Prrifi-ii,-r,si ., ,. I, �'C 1C—f.. I OGW Fl f. * OOL i to JI N 1 S( C 9 I) L 4, C r t 1 I I -i:' I. - 13 41 J • 1•i•• OWE II 8 $ COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE TODAY and well give you a S500 moving allowance when you buy a new Granada Townhome at Sanora. And that's a full $500 with no strings. If you can move in for less than that, you keep the difference. All you have to do is come to our open house TODAY and sign our guest register. If you then buy a Granada Townhome at Sanora any time before September 1, 1975, we'll present you with a S500 check at closing to cover your moving expenses. ( / I I S I I ( t I I I ri I - All this and more can be yours for no more than you'd have to pay for many ordinary houses. Granada Town homes at Sanora range from $36,900 to S38,500. You can move in for as little as 5% down, with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (A-P.R.) with 20% down. NO CLOSING COSTS. A monthly maintenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, structural insurance and outside liability. .6 6 .4 . C3 e . I I I Iariada )ITICS It , to Fnday Ito 8 Saturday SD •' — a . , , , ,1 eV > • c bG0 -) V c. 32771 i .2c 2 < - I I 9 CJ — or ••= cc ; 0 and Sur,a1 PHONE (305) 322.8721 or 323-6040 In .a V -( 0 4 7- I 2 :, I I -.5 0 , I a E_I b 1 I' U "s Q (/) 8 a > 0 1 0) 3 re V, J3 01 c_a M of a 0 — -.•_ ••g:3c, !au_ it 3, 66 J is E .. C3 to oo i .. ;3 ._. .oE 0 Cc,) ___________ • 19 I a153 2I — t o LU El ~ 1: a ot ' 0 V CO 0' C I_aW uJ (/) z - .4 . . go — to 0 E 0 0 main 41 al] -' cae .9 E Ln ?A .0 V a . __ . V bc -':3'-. :4 0 UE i V •v V L. '2 ;9 E •8;; : • I O CE __ LU CL. t Ir . - -; . >5 2 - " .1 1Th '-'a a 0 cc CL cc a I .4 I_a -E- 8 V CL • : z a, a1 '13 _ 0 8 ,- _ IR 0 . a Sc LO 45 CD Ic_a JI Ck. : • 8 E L ki g .r ° ci I gg apt ONES •.i_ • L. Ia • 000 1 V J C) z 0 0 CAIIBART REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE BROKER BROKER CO-OP INVITED PROPERTY SALES OFFICE HOURS 9 to 8 Monday rU• I LI! [ : I 't • F F F cc : 09 6 El F p. 0 . Florida CC b - • to = .. 4 .0 -.4 is /L'2'Li J atSanora 105 Boulvatd, Sanlod, Sanora I. -1 .. . — ...•- , U - •'!i.!2 € tkv 0 W . ó I ri • C . I <V1 0 •E ant 0 • t Io , •1•li- E 2 Clap* W ° aj '- Q 10 . U 464 ed ' e 0 . I p E 7 -: ei v. puuiZ U. -- E i II ;#. ' Vb'i. II t ac Il; . tl 8 Visit Granada Townhom.s at Sanora, today. JL.JLfl i 5. > Z AND ALL GRANADA TOWNHOMES QUALIFY FOR THE 5% INCOME TAX CREDIT. I ;; • kv 2 .- '-- I Complete recreational facilities including junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas are maintained by the Sanora Homeowners Association. When you close on your new Granada Townhome, we will pay in full your initiation fee of $400 and first year's membership to March 1, 1976, thereby entitling you to full use of the facilities and participation In the Association. I .. - I, . . ..•, .. Nme F So come join us. See how you can enjoy the ease and luxury of townhome living at a lower price than you'd pay for many a conventional house that wouldn't have the same unique features. Like elbow room. Each Granada model available boasts more than 1,650 square feet of living space... Including three bedrooms, 2'4 baths and a multitude of closets. Like privacy. You'll enter your Granada Townhome through your cwn private courtyard. Entertain guests in your enclosed patio garden. Stargaze from the spacious balcony off your master bedroom. Every Granada Townhome has Its 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 appliances. 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I,& - - , v_;; n0l"i Ir r-r , - -- - .";,vill w- I - miML-.--.m.,.~- 11 1 $ - , - , ill WHILE IN FAR-OFF THULE HIS FAMILY BOARDS THE SAILING 5HIP OF GUNDAR HARL, AND WORK THEIR WAY SOUTH WAkE) SHELTERED FROM THE WINTER GALES BY THE MANY ISLANDS. - Nif AN LLLL 'Ii c o£ __ — I) 'J J J . - — '. 4 - c. L 1. EE ± b 00 ~e - .,2 - ONOL MEML 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I EL I IL ML &.' . : 0I MI 1- 1111111111a.I I NNMLI NNE MEMO, NEM1N — — - J' 0 -. AT BERGEN THEY WAIT THE COMING OF SPRING1 THEN BEGiN THE FIVE. HUNPRUP MILE CROSSING CF THE NORTH SEA. THE GODDESS OF CHANCE SMILES UPON THEM. FOR IN ALL THIS VAST In lbh4 ii' -. I—. 1% •• a 13 0C > M •I• 0 CD __C — CD u - , 7r0 2 n - o 1. 0 w iI 9 2* W &I a- . ft . z -I. •_..:' Ill - I (A iuHI I. gat I,, * ks.> .w 23 - ap. X 13Mg CA — 1i r o 11 o1 ,n P ~ Z5 ~~ -R 0 . ., : C " 9 .~" H . ( A , ' 1 I 0— -. ~~_. k' ,. 1'* " rT-~!- -i .. I -7 jf . ft" g ;2 & ~ Z: ill 3. r7 r- n. 4 a n 6 9 ;7 W II ? .. ~_ %16;77 1 r HOW WON1)RFUL IT IS I-4APPY tk4II V TO TO RESI SURROUNDED BY HIS i ni AM Al t -J ___r) -49) -1 - t. 17' dir. iP !r:.• r?" - - 1-'••' :- 'f - a..- • — — — - e ii K i i C ~ I 10 1 59 I 1q I4 t1 I, ll 07 r, ,; i 1, ,f i -l ~) 1: 4 6 10: . _j I eb . e i . a F - ~::- 3 5 a ',. = 5 r .9 A11,1* ~.:91. II3 a m -. 'O .= -~=-. II., a %~ s; = -E9 - I' l,- jr = I,Y :zt o . " l Ig S 0 17 .2 0 V. ••• _iU- ' " _#_ . i 1 :1 a I I.. '- i-' t I -o plans to i ideas of , property S irg cities, . PRINCE ARN HAP ELECTW TO PEMAIP.J IN ThULE TO STUDY IN KING GUAR'S LIBRARY, BUT WITH THE COMING OF SPRING HF DECIDES TO EXPAND ThE SCOPE Cr- HIS irQii if the area THE LITTLE 5TREAM5 HE HAS TO CROSS HAVE BECOME ANGRY TORRENTS FROM MELTING SNOW AN) HE RIDES UP THE VALLEY SEEKING A CROSSING. NEXT WEEK- 1 The Wild People (.. THE BORN LOSER * .-7 - P9 .9, IS l .;.~ fls :=- 31 F,I. W r". hY Art Sansom - e A ill :1i 3 V —4 ng hot I tr feelm ie table. 'Th ___ -- V 1 wins ,~ . 0 - -{ )resume e Grooms, executive -1 f/i • . $300 ooms. The iold out for demand. it)S , T F 9*.Cr a. 41 - __ 0 __ i iil'iali ;1 1 . - 1. r R. 2 IS 1 D M hI,t , I `1111 Il iI 5 ~I I :3 f- 0 d 7 DA :I W = . 0 A U c — cv -i r) 9 ± ', L (ttAI Ii rmed in a ive here on rings in an e Impasse F, -I > ;q a , = Q.-I Ill I, = " r. 9 :* ~" "'I o' 5.. s 3 I w a IF W IDEA OF TH1' VACATLO I TO Et Mill FDA IT ALL, *N £&M JR ma<iw IT ALL, VUITH uc2 - 40 : . a 9. P_ 01 14 i a Is 42 114 :h'4: 1 , . . r ä ': " R F" :3 f , 81 ll 0 __ - - - _ ' • :y . : .- ~ ' '4 . EI --~ 1 - 0 I per cent through Tuesday. Complete details and tides on Page A utility firms in unincorporated coordinator for the Sanford- operations based art association, lie says the ('ount ('**Imlnns.sion. in 1973, arets and regulates tht firms of Jones points out seagull In $50o11 painting of "Seascape." I.. II r.dI ITh to by Tom Vinceni) with something you've doni." i Continued on Page8-M -- ''' -; : - . Ill 300 a clay, fee would IandSEA r; Ind people. -, . . -- a oargaining me final say, terms, his Ing. go • Ill 4 ft • . .. __ —'I IIHIIi1 1 !HL h iE!taI J ,u} ! I.- - - - Ill • • at ionitor and bargaining sandtheir I .., i it 1 * —f- hz `_ Fz3 ~k fl t, I., , uft it tIl e Greene :- .- 7. , 9F 1 > f - NNW 1?I 7- '1i:7 • - tj 1,; i • " -.4'. - - tja i , tt C' beginning 17,800 in - I, - '' 0 L, • 3. C 1 --- --- I a F1 _ ;- _______ z h growth, f funding, unpicinent 1inte the toe i * -n 4 i R& ii > :~t .-a~~ ; ;A; = - ___ - - -; f 11 - r r y v'/ ---'I .•-..---,-- -3. .peratial surveying iuS of the ternis of drawing .t traffic :'.II 2f) 'C3 W. ..1 c ;or t 9 4 01 1ltd -V / (.i a! IEJ!'L L41 J'i it 1 W 1 •-, _.__ W l E: & I j R N ri zr 9 .-I; 9 % t .. j z -. "I * IN Ill -< - - " X 0 and 5 - - a .j : q XI 6, = T,: a - 5 S gs. :; A 9 i 0 F. : R & "I &HN 4 .- T ! 1 - ci ' 17 budget he would itill beuv . I A z~ 1 (Q Ij - Ill 011 LP " iii!EIHiI ifti#11 U!Ekh : g In . a 2 — —— . - . iJ 'bh • _____ .< ?T-- !,!. a ; 0 n m t ttee '3 rding to le of planto id?nUIy ms and complete downtown ipates the six to eight .1 __1, - - -R R " `", 9 -', , I . 4 . % T U S. a . - :7 . r :O .i I R e r ~ b N!0 :4 9 -2V -2 n1 v 2- .< ." -T aW 00~ g § I. 0 L Ili7= 3. = E. ag i IA .V -- _I - : : n I = y -' O a _ 411, --— in - 8 17 -- iIt!i j It iIj III!i ill 9 II q 1, :3 Ill i 'lans. k - I ,; - i :,; , low ; 1 = ormmg a Tlittee In e of the owners to She added committee cipation in GUNDAR TURNS HIS SHIP BROADSIDE AND IN HER LEE PRINCE VALIANT IS HOISTED ABOARD. ;-' r7 I_ I Ill I - 'a zrr- 3 - -- - 1 11 ., IiiII10 C I ill - - • S It op Vil 'D -" i1 1 ver behind I DRA by. — - t i , - ,.I.lol luluuI - - -_ - . -I-.- - 12 K_ 'Iftli .- -V -Iq; HJ A 5HELTEREP COVE ON THE FAR NORTHERN TIP OF CALEDONIA PRINCE VALIANT AWAITS THE END OF THE' WINTER STORMS. HE ANP HIS CREW ARE ANXIOUS TO SAIL HOMEWARD All ARE WILLING TO TAkE CHANCES. Ei - th< a-.. rr r: - . . - 4'j. (D -'< "14 W I'l E !s rs . - 11~!111!~ L, ~i' _________________ !ia!!_[J_ A I- i .. , r' / jll~ U, CL -E - -I. . > I _ JT N I Tl - ) I I.,. v 1:7 !j~ to prthkJer ipuse; all -r p - - ., : a 1< No x - , 0 ~L N - J 0_ - SjIk . r - 9.• -• on _i & s ". .. - * a II I e recommnendatjon, which can be rejt'ctLl Pf iicueptcd by either I z 1 ': Vt �. . :•. •. - . - • • • •- .• : • - a.: I a- V. - -' I - • , • .•-•--------• . .. - - •.• I . -. - — -- •l a TV - ;— - - r - - -.—• .-.--.; - - - -a , a _-- ,- -_- -.•-_- +______••T:----.;-.---- __ - t the CIRCUS of 1 0 N P.T. BIMBO by Howie Schneider • <or. ID I) N L~ M! S W RAcC FORA EE, F MFF ç i TEdb OR M ILK J 40 — .- IDO ME IM'rgoDuE Yo TO THE SURGICAL YAI4 FOR YOuR •PRATIoM THIS MORNING... Ey P La I i . N (D14 p.-.) — -, i.n1 0 CT - • r _:car I -I qLL a J — X AM YoUR $URGEOM... 176yNEAInC — /1-. I 7HlPJK I'M (rcwc AI%Sj) / ,4111i, ii zo. 'l ~ ...AND THIS IS OUR LAWVEI. attorney. Seminole to build a he jail be ---- . prisoners tate penal • ments lx S TnTT ri a :ill 0010 Lr 1ii .5 I — - ?I P! ta Cr a. 0-. 2.' 'l!din ('4f f -- II \ - sprinki r in Imp - K _ 12 re k='=- _ Q. * 41 (. En S 87 0 - _ (F' L1.__ • ': • ,,r: I II I •j a -,• ,o . D 143 WINTHROP Ibly Dick Cavalli erbehrnd co V - E g cT 1O A 0. f Fr 27 0f1. U' F U51E('4IN k L L Ari OOTEbma (.9 DONE Will-f CL€Hp ONE WITH A (ASH OF BI TT6... I ong a iii t tee in of the owners to a She added Committee 12 —• 0. cipation in — ) 1ans. mmlttee's rding to - !,f H A -- ieof plan- 11 L.,4S5 — -- complete d owntown —.- — ipates the six to eight budgot ( r G1J ES t JUST WA'SNT COT OUT TO BE A LiSINES9,4AAN \ 144404 of ian qmtlonal surveying :ics of the terms of drawing and traffic io plans to i ideas of property if the TTTTTmr.> _ I O �-'-'-- - ______ -- - - ---- - - •- - - - fl . --- - -- - ---------= _ __ - -- -:-• - -- . ____ - -- - - v - - ____ eb uieek in Bed to c " s\ j i ' / I _____ - / ce• -- / I • m'j lÀ .... Ho'2 MORE FOR THOSE YOU, CRADDOCIQ HAVE YOU ANY IDEA] R THE C S RI L4 / Vic c TAURUS IT. V14 •, ,/ ' (April 20-May 20) Indecisiveness causes problems with work Monday. Tuesday. Take care with agreements Wednesday. Don't speculate on the unknown Thursday. Friday. You profit unexpectedly Saturday. -- - Jul% ; - D oc v 1907 31 1 __ ter S \\ ( ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't expect too much from friends and business associates as the week Loss 1 967, June 1)01'. t Ott. \_T____-_____-__________i___...._........._..__..._ J" ' born • e - c/toIçtj 0 • - .' / / age' f / /1I J / CANCER (June 21-July 22) Petty domestic annoyances Sunday. Don't speculate Tuesday, Wednesday Success ti you stick to plans Thursday. Friday, unproductive Fortunate through prestigious friends Saturday. - ___\ I /i Y— ) / ;A I / GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A social disappointment Sunday. Tuesday an y slips by. Don"I argue with the boss Wednesday- Hard work It1 rsday. Shun shady associates Friday. Good news Saturday. opporlu i kTY — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Too temperamental Sunday. Don't exaggerate ac(Innif)IIishrripnts Monday. A b( tit idea Tuesday. Home discord Wednesday. Ton imu, ,h lon Thursday, FriTal y. Good things Saturday. VIRGO (ig 23 Sept 22dYourc an unwise shopper Sunday. Be alert for oprIunfly Monday Tues a It's hard to sell your ideas Wednesday. Work be or play Thursday. A be nd the scenes benefit Saturday. attorne toSeminole build a he jail be prisoner3 CD V -! ____ ______ o -- 1 ffi/ r no,. / - I Ivr. I.r. V. L7 ft ell / I \ \ I / yl INAfl0 .j -- 'AIfcPr1,4, \ / \ r0 UN IGN TRAITS AE . TH EPOE,Y0UALL SHARE r 'lU' V(IDt lI/,4L ' C h; j HEIRIMICE PREDICTS - '- r ECUSE &ICH W48QpA/4 P/FFERENT TIME, rACTORSSHADE EACH / / ____ - - _________________________ f//ag I / ARLY IN THE WEEKOFA fIG /O-/4N4T/OA/4L INTEPESJ TqTM 10TN XA L. V1. NOT SAY ANY MORE, ETHEL! I'VE 'D BETTER L — — ALREADY TOLD YOU MORE THAN I WAS TOLD MYSELF!' "MY FOLKS ARE UPSET! OUR CAT ELOPED AGAIN' IMILARL PERSONS 5ORN dNPER THE SAME SIGN, EGALESSoF THE Y(4,AQHERE TO PEF/NITE - ----NOT ----Send letters to Bernice de -- I- t" — by Tom H.Ryan INI/ar 7. 9 4 POOMP POOMP p rv)m p a. q SOCKA-RIPPARPAHIPPA ZAZZA-WZA POOMP IT , - . ___ 01 __1/ - ___ V / I ' (( \1 ____ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It's diff cult to get others to co-operate till Tuesday An old debt falls due Wednesdlay. Associates are helpful Thurs3day. Hunches are unreliable Friday. Fortune smiles at week 's end., A 4PI - , ... -- _____ - , - • • . -• ___________ •, a — t S NVAek, z n i is Mond-, I AUG. 22 f/ ,\ .,. , - cipation in fl ;, )E . ) /1p ) 0 //0 C1' A I sov wiry :r SUN 44%c OR OFIN10AIS. IF Psoivs A ll EITH(g TWE FORCEFUL sis rR/Ero,MS(/ - ____ • • .a. a — W/WPA LI/JAN V EXPEC TED S/E. -- - I ownof ers to She added SCORPIO ARE' __ v I THE/RAIMS ARE WELL -IN TENDED, THEIR SUGGE/a1/s ARE USUALLY WELL-RECE/VEP orming •OTHIEOANP '!, 1060 OUTOF TNEIR WAY TO OFFER A P VICE To FR/ENDS, WHETHERASKEP I r~m&%#Pr. Ww e-11 EOSARFAZIVAYSWILIIAIC. ver behind DBA b~ - UT Asprcrsowrws '1 •. your X, , I -0-., Ea FORTN4TE FRIENOSHIPS ONE Y1iJ WHO MS THiS • _______ 1101 ES iFpb. 20-march 20) Possible business for,if you're not nn rSr1, MondyAprofItahiP Idea Tuesday. Be terint of co cr- RE FOR THEM ________________________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY IV krs AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. l9) Poor judgment Sunday. You're sharp only jr, businei~ Caution in legal matters Wednesday. A cateer breik T hu , I ends trn are unreliable Friday help you Saturday I AA ____ : ie - caieer door ovens fit "incsday the week closes on a very favorable note 7/44IS TIC PROJEC TIONS SIVIA D 8F MCFAI W1 rH A 69A IN FAVORA 8L. Y A SPECTEO / r POOMP I I _ J__ sprinkler ua qr URANUSARE ( FOOMP (Nj \\ 1A1 A oq0R0S-00F,6' j 5 udent's Corner MIMI CL — — — ___ A menu be I Sunday. A 'OCOSES ON THE TI?ANSPCRT4T/ON /A/US TRY ThE UT SHOULD TREA/P UPWARP sA6/rrAR/ANs, LEOS 1 d with SP,STwIa IL a "holding :. 21 C I OF SALT. /OWEEK,%1EsT/C PROGRAMSARE LIKELY TO I IRW COAl TRARY TOPOLAR SUPPORTAS TA WEEK I ------ O*oI, c/o this newspaper, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer a ll th'e only he os of general interest __ ?I SCORPIO (Oct 24 Uov 22) Unfinished business ties you down as week qri Prf iie.s Tuesday. A goal is denied Wednesday, achieved Iriuliy Brh1 itii prcct; u'day. . - __________________________ ____ =r LIBRA (Sept 23 Go 23) Dori t inirose mur wishes Sunday. Be wary of hasty agreements Monday. A small' profit Tuesday. Neither loan nor borrow Wednesday. Plans that fail Friday succeed Saturday. - TO UPSTAGE THEM. NEVER STEP OW A L bO ' PUNCH LINE WHEN /16'S TELLING A COKE. , -/ --' _I1 THE ASS OCfA 7/ON CCCL p PERMANENTLYS4TTEREP mrnittee's rding to to identify Ims and complete downtown Ipates the six to eight -- budget L wou1d ick4jorl Im POOM P - R ATh •• RICH* POOMP survtying c"MON, UI& 101,061 ~F_V6 00 P0 VJ0 TO _11H IfF 00~—:A MOW kill ______ • of - :Ics of the aim 7HAT16 A voop WFA 4 terms of drawing and traffic in plans to J ideas of prorty . Zri ing cities, if the area C __ ,i. ____ a ____________ o •. s. -si ''- ate - , .. .i __ss. ____• I ____ '._u.x. '.•'*. LJt. unpiement Jinate the —...- n. se so e • HEY 7 HC/ 'ABOJT T095ING OL' DISC 9 W3 THE RY W1W5! I* LL PLAY. I HAV TO EQ \ WILLIS / I TO THE OFPICE NEE12 THE THIS MORNING! EXERC15E! FM r GOING IN TOAY' THIS 4' 15 SATURPAY, ANP IM GOING TO RELAX! \ wrm ME - I PUT E4/G// TIME INTO THAT f I( YOU REALLY SHOULD GO IN AN WORK ON 7HO5E REPORr5, COMPANY! Tg! ( NOCk/r OFF / I REFUSE 10 FEEL GUILTY. TO GEORGE.' TRAVRF AV PI the talks. fie made F ng board Lr ie table. resume Ile executive LV iers polled Vei- iold out for lb beginning CA • __________________________ _____ ---- HOW CANJ SITL HERE kNOMNG PHW WHAT CAN THE COMPANY THERE'5 IMPORTANT LOP OFF.MY HEAP? WORK WAITINC -i T 0 __________________________ 1 ,. IN re , (11R 0 - 4:_~ ;I AT SRIN OU 7 MR WILLET (I DESTINY! ------------ T F000 V 670M PVI Of VVHAT ( V1VO F1? YOO ffiPAtl FIFC4~6; OF j / ) ( OF PA N0P"F!.TeAF;AtJ \_/I A0 01,"fF1&14T-___ j C1 ae Greene ) ivehereon rings in an etmpasse, he b I. the state ionitor and MA bargainiri' 3W a day, fee would I and SEA. A, personsto I . Aga— • __________ _____ — �- .-• --_ Ar ---r-"- q CAMPUS CLATTER FAcE\___ ( r'vJ IT—PgOPL. EvR'iW RS by Larry 3Lewls OULP L56 A aiGwr PERSONABLE, VOtiNG AN WITH A COLLEGE EGRE JUST AREN'T — f.IRIN& - -. - ,•- - •— .__••: = -,__ - 0 S) r ALIMO$T Z o) TW6 SUPEVVSAR(ET by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY I ALMOST GOT A J03 3A60YING GROCEI$ Al Irt this aof mutual iSt, find your dasire to reduce tensions most heartening... Dear Premier Castro: Thank you, for your recent expred interest in normalizing our relations . particuLarly inliiL of your lon(, record o1 bellicose posturing and dnunclaUort Of Uw U. S. t, .. Ir I Or f 4, RESPIRATION AND HEART' >MAS$AGE2 .v '( Of course, our gcr/ernm8nl riI51 share in the as w8U... 1 4 4 .. • •— FY •1U Our embar,g) policy has idmitte,clFy been striden and I since&y regret the strain this necessity has put on our relations. Also, I'm orrr about the poison cigars. /a attorney. I Seminole to build a he jail be prisoners tate penal -ments be a"1Y)tdlng wi sprinkJer up use; all -- - a -1 fl1r CAPTAIN EASY LOOK. GTRON6FOOTI ARE YOU SURE OU KNOW HOW TO O ABOUT CATCHtS ) THOSE MI1'NI3HT PLtiWT THIEVEC771.1 OF COUR5E, V. -:.,. by Crooks & Lawrence THEY COME 4J1 iO BY CAR--i O I 9IMPLY IDENTIFY THEIR TIRE TRACK PATTRN ALL WE WEE[> [ (WE'RE AFLc41 ALL BUT TW PANG WIND'S DIED \ ONUSAGA%NtI... I IMV=q I '•I ; by Dave raüe flsoME-n.IN' BIG, euz! LMME, ) - \ I SWITW P1 CF AIrfl4 g) I -IEV.' LOOK AT ALL 7-4Os FISH, 00FfT WHATCI4A S1POSE IS AFTER 'EM I 15 EVIVEAICE! MANVIUNTE iz ________• iA __IX1 I -' Y-- - __ -OHo D,AR I'M '1'THAT MA)(E TWO OF u WORRIEP ABOUT THIS M%.JT BE WIA51-1 WASH GOING OUT ON ' REPOR.TN tJOW TH15 CRIME CA5E WITH 'r'— 'OUR 5CLJRITY MAW I RO STRONS-___V FOOT -LJ. - - / WELL, DARE I ER- NOT TOO (300D ON / ASK THE RELJLT MAKIN' THE ACTUAL / OF 5TRONFOOT' /'iRRET RILLIAJT PLAN FOR I I NABSNcS TH05E PLA?JT THIEVE (Th .HOW DID HE MA E our I . - (U L : 'v I 1 c4 Mir • - -I--- - .—- r g.io by .. 'onning ;i tnittee in e of tLi owners to She add" CommItt" cipatlon i% dans. mmittee's rding to eof planto identify !flS and complete downtown ipates the six to eight peratlor.al surveying :Im of the terms of drawing and traffic Y((\ —----- vet behind I DIM by. ! budget the would icbdIe" 01 ----i I...LJTBO' ( PIP HESET THE EVIDENCE! I, -- ::T.: ''1L;: •.--- • ALLEY OOP rRONc5FOOT: V - io plans to I ideas of i, property ing cities, f the area growth, I funding, implement thnate the fcL±iL IL ,e a 301XNNY WONDER by Dick ]Rogers IRTURE COLORS C'LOR 1I4E S POP by Al Verxn * eer 3PRXSCXLiEA1 KAY'1. IA OUR RELIEF OPOSSUMS TRE ORIGIN OF THF. MOc'EN-P F <11 ___ 1 LJ USEV 0',' ANCIENT NOeILIDY, -" 44t5 o I AcR06 Jj I 1 ftAz07 4 - Lkbo r irt& IF iiti APJfl (AR( L I 11 JEWON POLWV RE E' IN Pouc ON ¶k4E HER' SWMAC 14, MUCH LIKE AØV KANGAROO5. W4EF4 ThEYARE OLP ENOL', THE P:: IkE ,WO'rkE'6 SACK. A F'EPICIL - t•-) ..4 • -. 1Ec - i ;IN7Zj44.W7ZtIjM WHEN WE SHAKE HAN06 WE •\E ARRIwG ON AN ANCIENT :i j'jrp 1 L)GiOM. THE 14ANE76RAK9 PØAL RK ;t• • ,•jiT - .411111 AN __ \._-_--I •-_.( S •,- Z:JLiJI __ !-1 -• I .' •\ \• • i44 ___ (R16k T P 1 E L D IS STARTING TO made the talks. He ng board it feelings ie table. resume e Grooms, eTIl'tI titA ) 'eathers lers polled Uey $300 iold out for I I uCfllLIflu :beginning r 4, -' :pi.' &rL 1" ffA zi T •:•.-' 4I r•t'L ,. 17 le Greene ive here on rings in an e impas'.e 'it here by Ii ReLauons Relations ), the state .itnr nnA - j .,- • --'4.-• • •• 4-• - �- --- - --- L. 4 - - -..., - -'r r.. -. - _ = - -- -_-_, SHORT RIBS . - ., [I Safety 0 CD - ¶-RE SEMG LOOK LIKE TO E36 A E316 PJS ¶E K.G. 5 HA AT OV JAtI AMER ICAN 1z I GT. CUrOM. I rou - 0 - WONR WHAT k DID 2. . 9E _ - I E -4 i THOSE___ ARE MY INIrIA4,S..- J - Z -- -21- 1I ____ _______ . I- State I~, ~ .6) [I I ________ _' - _____ VV? I , * & ____ "Alant-_. _;!~ 7 _____ - ' - V L- V. t1l -t-- fore, r - A I to 1975 b PitA BUGS BUNNY — ,%IAAAI — L by Stoffel IF IT WASN'T FER TH' NOVELTY VALUE, 'L'D OT HER OUT 0' THi cOMBO,' vi SHE DOES' \A ENTICE ADDITIONAL 'COtNS FROM psEgSBy.' - - -- ___ -~ ~ 4i?A: — ' - .... - iii ' f~A S/0 , 0) _N DL.,.-_ A .,.,,,,j, -, - /- , .,., o - -' Z AM) - ) Bzz ?___ -- / p 4 'fli f L / t (~s , * _r-4_ f f (T-- I r I -1 _ I I ---., -. .. .- .. I - - - ,. VI CYN1 HIA vWs TS H€-J OWNk \ COMft)SIflON / '. 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 - - -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6f2a9fd525fe81a2fb6cb8a58b4168f5.pdf e41b189c8184af0762a26b692c73a238 PDF Text Text '-: , -=:-n.' :'- -,-------.-.- '---i-- .--- ,.,-..-. $B-Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Aug., - 1 441-Houses 1-Hes ous i. '.sr., I(81T IV %JV flP -- X IV J1J W 5139 UM 41-Houses - I51ouseho - - [III v,nije 3 Bedroom, I' Baths Enclosed Carport Asking 119,300 661 $023 Bedroom, Bedroom. 1901 mrn Suerlln Ave. 11.900 371 3197 ' 41Houses Only One 3 bedroom. I bath to be built. You Pick colors, $70,700 Nothing down Can staff immediately Would You? Buy a brand new I bedroom. 2 bath CO home on paved road and like, approlmately 1 1 ml. from in tcchange Suppose I It you PiCk all the colors and watch it being built. Only %77,3O. Nothing down VA Only 11.100 down FHA Can start immediately, and you will be in '''.""d P... Tk,;,,., WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? * New houses In a rural area No dc Payment. monthly payments I than rent. Government tut)sidl to Qualified buyeri Call to set You Qualify' Newly Corntrtcted I beciro home. P, baths. Quiet street DeBry. Approximately %160 mo Or Iowr payments Qualified buyer Nice lanthcat lot. M. UPISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W, Itt St utiful ranch type home. 3.64 :res, stable Osteen area. 617 117; In 6116 NICE 7 bedroom, I bath. 117.5CC REAL ESTATE INC C.ENERAL CONTRACTOR Kish Real Estate REALTOR 7201 S French Ave ,321 0011 322-6457 After 5.377 1111 NEAT 2 bedroom. 1 bath, familyroom, 117.500 Terms Lake Ma Attractive Spa'ish ste 3 bedroom, bath hmt on Quiet ttreet, $339X FINE 3 bedroom. 117 bath, central air, %Th.900. Terms. - _ a a ' ---, -- BRIGHT. CHEERFUL older home; 3 BR, 1',baths, family room, new kitchen; newly painted; fenced back yard; close in, 203 Hays Dr., Sanford Call 373 5133 atter Ste n stro iii • Realty . St iX0 DOWN, 7 bedroom , 1 b,jlh in .'. inter Park $71,475 Si?F OiiJ'S SALES I LAUEI SONOF.A.GUN173,300 Thislittle Shaded OLDER 3 Bedroom. 1' bath, darling has 3 BR's 1 bath, FencCd ,erd. 3 bedrooms, bath, cori en ent 522.300 Terms beautiful corner lot Nicely land Surla,';t $21 01 scaped, and a Sprinkler system to Harold Hall Realty keep it pretty Call today- we'd 4 Bedrooms 17 01 I In i.n I he it, jrflithed home, P bath, covered Comfortable? bedroom home with? ' W C!II•I IW!J, wall carpet: drapes, fully quipped kitchen. Uouble carport; only 119.000 excellent terms, WITT REALTY eO heal Estate Bro'er 3210610 337 274$. 37 7195. 373 5215 Larry Saxon, Realtor And Acreage JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC " Real Estate Stoker 332 1301, ?610HlawathaAve at 1792 Your MLS Agency REALTORS 7565 Park Or REALTY TAFFER Peg Real Estate Broker 1100E 25th St 132 6633 117 Club Road $ AVE Anytime SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres. paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o k Terry Pe,1?'y. 62! 0711 Broker, 101W Commercial Sanford 332 7111 eneva ardens __________--- It to sell your See - -. a' CASH For Your Junk Cars 173 1)29 _________________________ lUr 14,ri ) a IIVC - SANFORD 7 BR, garage, fireplace. No qualifying Low down 111.930. izy, 7 bedroom home with family Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373'7750 room. Paneled Save on main. Down-Desperate Ienance Close to shopping Save Reduced for immediate sale. 4 BR.? Din gas. Quiet Street, Save your Empty, move right in. I bedrooms. bath, 7 story With 7 furnished family room, separate living & nerves. Only 117.900. save your apts.,on separate lot. Commercial dining rooms. 30*10' screened time. Cell now. DI: Bowler, toning possible. Lease option porch, huge Inside utility room. 7 REALTOR.Assocatp avaitabl' 831 5997. car garage, 21 i years old GALLERY OF HOMES REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL NO LONGER USED CAMPING COST. Swim in community COST. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT gale Low, low down Price 3 950 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ___________________________ ASSOCIATES REALTORS _________________________ LTAMONTE BRANCH,$)1 2412 SYSTEMS FOUR Merchandise lnC..REALTORS?4 Mrs. 6.4.4.1344 NFORO- Modern 3 bedroom. tick borne, 1", bathS. 2 air con Forrest Greene, Inc. Iiticners, corner lot. Pric4 only 5O._._lisceIlaneous for Sate 22.300 with terms REALTORS 645 7333 373 6233 -_ BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES . " to trade anything of value for a - .... ________ - ' . ', . i . - -. . ., ." 11 .. 1963 Rambler, 7 new tires, everything works, blown pi%tO 323 0000 betwee', 10 & 6 wk lays ' . . - . - :/ , . ' 1969 vulkswagen Fastback Very Good Condition, 1150 332 344$ before? p m ' - - - ____ . izig - . , -- ' . . " . ,- 7-1 '•' . ' V ____ _ .-, , .1P I ~~. 1 - -.1 I 7~_-.--.-__ . - -1 -_ i I ! . __~ _1 ____1 " CHICO MAN 373 $370 Days *34 4405 Nights : ", _____ " __________ 17_1:77~___ F_ _. " -.. __ - __-I , - - I I f Accessorie - ' " ' - . 1 . 59-MdJsical $ erct' ae ndis MAJOR LUBRICATION 77 STEREO Component with Sans Amplifier. Teac Tape Dccl Gerrard turn table and Pione Speakers, plus extras. Call 3? 7169 after S - " J _______ . -. . . _.. -' -' - ' 4- k'"' !VA Z'Lr q _-_- 111. ~_ Mi" ." - e " ___________ - - _, ' - ' - L,1 '4 ' -S-':4' Jr . I - FIRST ST. SANFORD ' " . - ' ,#' - 1, _____ Good thru ---i" , ______ I - ;,1i1 ____ : l _________ I I Lake Brantley School Addition Accepted at the table," Moll y Sample told board negotiators A new $720,000 a dd ition to Lake Brantley High School has classrooms. a' Tuesdas s bargaining kenlnspectedandacceptedb> membetsoftheSthoolBoardand Also,theoptnpatiohas I r session. School Supt. Bud Layer, Ralph Ray announced today. lunchroom and auditorium. She said in her 17 years of Ray, Layer's administrative assistant, said the addition was The new addition is ,:'.1, - I ..'I .:r i.hi Th' experience Seminole Coun t y inspected b> Liii, school superintendent and board members Bud original structur , consisting of i.o l aqu4re feet, was toni the first to go behind closed Feather and Davie Suns pleted in 1972 doors It's not fair to the The new addition will relieve osercrowdiag and will allow Ita> said th e decision to add onto existing facilities was rnisde county's teachers' l4kL Brantles to offer in extensive vocational program, con- by the board in January. Stenstrom said harris will be sisting of medical technician, child day care, masonry, ith the new addition intact, he said the school will rid itself available"to i'll citizens and listrthutise edui.,ation and motorcycle mechanics Rim> said of four or fji, portable classrooms which were utilized to relieve "p r ovi de them the sa me ifl 0" I' 'rowding According to Ray only two other high schools in Florida offer formation he has provided Mr a course In motorcycle mechanics The entire School Board is acbu&ilei aUcre be Layft. and his negoliators." addItion, crwigtfng of 11,867 square feet, li.,. ' - 'n MI Rrantley allUor ' th' )rnarri'i Augur rcfy, present ' . ______ 1801 W. j1i _ / 'utti INCLUDES 5 QUARTS QUAKER STATE OIL', NEW OIL FILTER AND LUBE JOB 1 HamrnondL 1 000rgan Hardly used. 1493. 322 6620 - - ' ----__________ -- r and his negotiators and to give instruction to Mr. Layer to be taken back to the table," Stenstron' said lie said his statements were intended also to Inform the that O violations of any P "other laws dealing with collective bargaining are being made by school officials. Meanwhile, La>er said the decision not to allow Harris at the table was an "adriiinistrative" decision, not one formally approved by the board - ". __________ KE MARY- New extra well built West Orlando- adjoining homes. Heater $35. Hide a bed $15. iiouble 114J ctt,tral heat & air, carpet, kitchen bed 110, 2 il's, roof tn. fabousies bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted SLIM BUDGETS API equipped, one with pool, much 2, tire wood, etc 373 1903 etirement home. Price, $27,500. BOLSTERED WITH VALUE more. Combined price, 170.000. FROM THE RANT Al Moving must ølI; Couch and Will sell separate 934 3487. COLUMNS matching chair, bedroom set, 3 KE MARY- Just c.mpleted and chairs, pole limp. lawn mower, right, 1 bedrooms. Vi bath play pen, bar and Odds and ends Jim Hunt es 60-Office masonry home, carp,ed. Nicety 327.1131 hatted W. Price, 171.500. Terms, 7371 Park 0' 377.7111 REALTOR AFTER MRS. 16 Pullman Buffer find. Bshe) Used office furniture 372 9214 372064* 332399) BALL REALTY ext. ladders. Alt less Spray, Wood or steel desks (executive des h,"4 • fireplace wood, antique lamp & chairs, secretarial desks I Sy owner, House &7lots CHOICE LISTINGS posts, fishing poles & reels. Pic chairs, straight chairs, fun on French Ave.. toned commercial IN ALL PRICE RANGES lure window frames, hot water cabinets, as is Cash and Carry IIICT A OUl'sJ r011 O%AIOV 117W. 1st St , 322 5611; ''. ' ,i V Pw'ater (1 gas. 1 dec.). 377 6196 PIOLI'S Casselberry. I? 92.8301206 W SWYRNA, minutes to ocean, l SOLD EVERYTHING'$13,950 block to river. Close to city SlOPING IT MAKES WASTErent? Move in now. 7 pay icking. Custom 3 BR, l'i bath, Wh' A rthur Short I .Ma AAAW C At SEL LI N G It urm r Will accept trace, ' - ----•- --• '''V. home improvements Pb.?. Hniikiug I dcc; w w carpeting, drapes, ran) ads In The Herald One for a PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. __________________________ kitchen with pass-out window tqup-rn!' Air C,'itcxrg Centrist heat Honda, another for a dishwasher. c.-i'trg for garden Call 322-76)1 or 831 9993 L Real 2r screened patio; on shady it. 2 for 1 still another for a stereo how did For free estimates, call Carl Read tcriar's classf.ed .i tible lot. V9.111110. Call 9U-477-MU k EAL TOR 322-74" he r,o'$ "I sold eve.rything" Mr, Veritype Machine, n"IY fecon harrIs. at SEARS in Sanford 372 owl buys COLOR SNAPSHOTi - Short reported dltioned Best offer, Contact 1771. From your Kodacolor Film EOLDER 'lOMEinthecountry ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Administrator. Seminole l7Esp -'-1399(3lprintsl or Oviedo One acre, huge oaks. Memorial Hospital AIR CONDITIONING. '. HERALD CLASSIFIED BROKERS I OR 131.900. $4. do. i pct. REFRIGERATION DUCT ADS WORK I Add 3k each roll, postage handling 0 Box 4&. Sanford Days-In 6123 WORK 21 hour service All Sa v e up to 30 t.;t r r.'r'tIv Wha?oyouhavetos.lI? 62i-en Circle your choice - enclose film makes Nights 332 3257 DYKES AIR CON. _.-----.. Install cellulose fiber blown in Call The Heratd Now! & payment print name & ad DITIONIUC,. 3328377 lr iI,ltr'r, Cc, fn,e tri't,'%, dress. Moil to 2 BR, giant family room, convenient Spec?rarlde granules for ta*'n in •.' 'ill f 'i T.'i 332 7611or$31 9993 DOUBLE PHOTO location, %17,90(1. se(tconfrol Gardeni-and. IADDW, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE P 0. Pox 4310 Itt St., 3236630. Classified Ads didn't work STAN'S HWT 46 FLEA MARKET . ......... Winter Fa,k,FIa 3779) ISP. 1, baths. Cou,,tr'i,' Club. orke t.I...4...t C..n.4.. . i ded to $17,900 Terms IMPrf satisfaction 332 99 well bunched, in cane 11 702 W C&A Backhoe Service Qv.raote. 20th St iR, 7 bath, over an acre. $35. M 1JWW" kM_"__ Land CleAring. fill dirt, clay, fock lown Mowvf%. We Sell 1he Best & -. . Service the Reif western Auto NELSON'S FLORIDAROSES All kinds nif diQginr4 Houwtraifers '.Vindow & Door Screens P, 2 bath. Park Ave., $*W0 fteftrilloy Gard center I stored & moved 77 47 or I Custom made Repairs 601 Celery' Ave ' fl_,_ 1193 70 pct Off ttrouP, August P K WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Discount Prices 322 66 70 Acres, cot,ntry corner, close BUY-SELL - TRADE SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY own, $53,500 APT AILING LAND CLEARING ch inef Tools 1 315 E. First St. 322 $672 All filip" lots & acreage cleared we __ ielront Lot, Osteen, 14.500 Shell avAilAble Please CA I (',,-, F W "', B I A I I T'Y r f, t C, "i ders taken Monday, Wednesday & s- 7 to choose from. 12.300 ea cleaning equipment or day. 173 3913 and (fotnierl" hlarretI's Ot'dutv 1100k i Friday Only, 377 1947 m;cI'ilnerydOpciuu4 cl Contact 1 9 E Pne372 $712 3 Stemper Realty [STEPSON LAND CLEARING 621110S13 after S P.M, r MAITLAND FILE,*, MART Central Florida's --- I - POISSON MAR IUE 2927 Hwy 17 92 372 961 ____________________________ ---------- -. By El) I'RICKFF Herald Staff Writer - .5', '.'' ______________ - FROM ' Now Chevrolet Impala coupe, air, tomatlr,, power steering & k,at rrI.. U "All facts and figures indicate that the $8,100 base will Seminole County School N. I not be possible without my 8ord Attorney Douglas recommendation and board % Stenstrom today denied that it's 11 -I 1% acceptance of an eight-mill a violation of the intent of levy. Florida's Public ecols Law An further Increase in the "I to disallow the (..ounty's t up . . I 11_ 3_,_"~ ft _kwi .. Lase would require cuts in other AM financial officer to meet with - : 4' -- -. . - . •are of the budget. Should as ' 3, k teacher representatives at the final refinement of the budget F bargaining table *.. _11111111w indicate the possibil i t y for a J "Neither the School Board "-" change it would be adopted at Eseryone knows that it's customary to bob for apples at Supt. nor Mr. (School Bdt -, MARSHMALLOW 'j " ,, such time," Layer's release Halloween time, but bobbing for marshrrallows tied to a string In Layer or any of his staff is in '-" said. August? lt didn't seem so unusual to youngsters at play In the city BOBBING TIME violation of the intent of the On July 22, The Herald park on ['ark Avenue between 4th and 5th streets As part of the Florida Public Records Law," reported that school ad creative arts program of th e First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, Stenstrom said. Ji . rninistratoe-s would seek the full In effect, Layer says he's -a field day was staged at th e pamk Yesterday and 'bobbing' for the Stenstroin went on to say that eight-mill property tax. -., shouldering the responsibility marshmallows was a part of the fun enjoyed by approximately Roger Harris, the school Although the state has set 6.2 for the decision not to allow 100 youngsters. Herald Photographer Bill Vincent happened by system's assistant suDerin-". __________________________ tiarrie to meet rniu.s as me required local etwith th e and caught Russell Shaw (abuse), Chr1 Marks (below left) and tendent of finance, is not a Scm in ole fcrt for state funding, Harris Ed u c a tb Nlarle Shaw as they degperately tried to capture the elusive member of the negotiating said then that to maintain the (SEA I at the table. DOUGIAS STENSTRON! goodies. team and cannot be compelled school s '1 hi' att('rrii'y aLso replied to to go to the table." Layer also issu ed a press cliii'! CXLCUIIVi' iffic'er of L1*(7 servic'.system's present level of ' "" ":'' .m.;. A Florida Teaching Mrs. Sample s statement release linking the $8,100 salar> school system of Seminole requir eight mills would be ed . Profession mFTPj budget cx- concerning "closed doors." 10~ offer made to beginning Count)' I have directed the I,,ayersays the school "The law clearly provides tt.achers with the school assistant superintendent for in effect would be rsystem, pert charged Tuesday that ed ucing ated the that public employer boards - sys, xin's need to levy the full finance to develop a balanced I.IJ j1 . '. 'Jr If intent of the public records law such as the school board may eight-mill property tax allowed budget based on a $8,100 base to with a Full eight-mill levy, the I by forbidding Harris' presence meet in executive session to by Law. be presen ted to the disti'ict . ') hear reports from Mr. Layer at the table. "Acting in my capacity as School Board on Aug. 18. i Continued On Page 2-Al 4 k % M> concept is that the ' mv -J-.budget is public infonnation. I .,. .______ ... ~ - CHICO & THE MAN 106 Shannon or after S g School Board Lawyer_Says , r . r e n true, Ch '- USINSS LIRCTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU STUDIO 1,2.3 ftv- . - _ 55-3oats & ' I .. 'd Cougar, 219engin# Good tires, rough body 1700 173 $377 'Onditioned Batteries, 112 95 F lance REEL'S CODY SHO 09 Sanford Ave '' ( -- See Cash FctrYour J,jnkCars UI' I e'. --~--~ 411111 - CHICO & THE MAN it to trade' down? We pay yQur lance & give you a car See & THE rrv UI'.V , -.. Vio a tion z .1. :1 ~__' .- 1_k , . 1A i . car, we pay off the . . . ~ .r _41 _ej - If ... _ ,, _V -, IF-e __~ .__ _ - 80-Autos for Sale , -______ -- -- - -' -- ----1 -Swap & Trade Household Items, tools and cloth;n Come see at 2001 Paimet Avenue. Aug 7, I, 9 No checl please Property Realty Apaitm ents CHICO & THE MAN '67 Buick station wagon: new finish; very clean Call 3733433 after 3 30 _________________________ Patio 1963 Chevrolet Van Good Condition 3" 45' -. --- - ---- 54Garage Sales _____-'- - See It's like pennies from heaven vib 'ou Sell "Don't Needs" with want ad - W. Garnett White - I Piece or HOi5Cfu!l CASH 373 Two 32 Ch. AM $SB Pinto C B nadic antennas Nearly new, Cost $71 Will sell for $130 or make oil 3776135 . '- - - ANTIQUES aivrcu I..omo,netii Needs little TV work 130 A Color Portables 323070$ Wooded lakefront acreage- 24 to?', A. Desirable. convenient, ex clusive location. 112."O up. Terms, John Wells. Gidus Realty, 671 1177, - ~ ... ~ .., I . j -- .3 LUTUr IV One acre lot, Deltona area. Cheap for quick cash Sale 332 0832 !~ ., - CHICO & THE MAN Want a car, $10 down and only $40 per mo7 Clean 1960 Ford I ton wide & bed pick up with 1960 sOC camper md gas Stove, I retrig., 1125 377 9159 lied to buy used office furniture y Quantity NOLL'S Cjssel try. Hwy Il 97 830 4106 COI OR TV, $14 95MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN IU 1006 Desirable wooded lot ne-sr Sylvan Lake, west of Sanford Call owner 373 "I 46-Commercial SANDRA KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 06 See 79-Trucks- Trailers used furnitur. appliances tools, Buy I or 1001 items Larry's C art, 713 Sanford Ave I'm single, 5i l bbeautiful tifland lCnely VO can keep me company in a raised 53-1V. Radio-St.ereo wood beamed living room, dine w'th me on a balcony & many tras unheard In a mobile home Used 71" Zenith Color Console T Assume payments, or rent with 163 Call 373 $216 option 332 1409 ___________________________ Color Tv's from SW. fl&W, Inc ' 115. Service all makes HERE 43-Lots-Acreage TV 1701) S French, 373 1731, ' 322•2420 -- Low I bedrooms, I', baths. *'w car peting. r.entral lILA. fenced back yard on large :ot'nec lot. 126.500 $31 3325 Homes, Lois '' STOP HUNTING- Need to sell Vacant 3 BR. I bath home with range, refrigerator, carpet, fruit trees And furnished A real buy for 126.000 Realty Peg c.n:y Commercial Properties t'droom. I t'ati on good garden and. 132.000 Payton THE TIME IS RIGHT selling, tr.,ying. moving Beat ''i' rush. Rig 4 or S bedroom, 'imjjy room Owner leaving area 126.100 373 9110 Luxury 2 Acres WOil IL -' 2 Bedroom, 7 bath double wide, plus lot, carpeting, drones. swimming. ,oatinq, tennis. 118.500 Terms available Also houseboat 13.000. Call 901 313 0295 or 66* SliS . POINTS - CASH 322-4132 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents tHE MN Nrrn A GOOD CAR Molorcyclr Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 M66 sh for 000d used Furniture & intiques STAN'S, 372 97)9. 52-Appliances II tTILI --IN LU?,YvUUL HWY Il 92 at 119 5 ICY WOODS BARN- We Buy urniture & Miscellaneous Sell for Dpct. commission Free pick ups. uction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford. 717770 We Buy Furniture n4n,Ii,s. 67th Year, No. 301-Thursday, August 1, 1975 _______________________________ DAVI-S' 173 9)10 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford)?] 3100 a'T,sI 4 BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALI WANT THE FROM COLUMNS We Buy Furniture KULP DECORATORS 109W lit 5t..3fl 2333 - -_i_:-" 969 '1W Sunroof, radio, air con ditloning, 11195 Call Whitey Eckstein. 372 1631 Dealer Cash for Junk Cars We pick u 56$ 973! or 36* 7010 Bithlo. WI & install used motors & used p J & B Auto, open 7 dayS i V 68-Wanted to Buy Freeter. Dishwasher, 7 Wa heaters, 3 Speed bike, Fibrgl Boat & trailer, Couch, Rem control TV 331 $771 '--'----- 969 Nova. 6 cyl automatic, new JIM OANY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" IRMLY'S E 46 Sanford 373 1733 S's. MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you money. Licensed. Orlando 27 3 5170 1131,41. U Ifl, pool. Yircp,--(r °' ' I acre. 132.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 7750 Good Income Patio. arge rear yard. 121.000 CLEAN, nicely furnished IOz55 7 OR. I bath Central neat air; fully carpeted Terms avail Call 373 0271 ,'._.' -- Parts Ii,* Beautiful walnut, dining tabti chairs, practically new. 1130. 7792 after Ip m I 67A-Feed Phllco Refrigerator Free. Frigidaire large electric stov 7736327 between 6am & 21 Extra nice 71'i 6O', '73 Suncrest. 3 BR, 2 bath. central air. Call $31 KEMARY' 3 SR. 7 baths. family xwn with FP, formal dining, nec 0m. pool, central heat air; Srpeted 373 1517 323 6061 or 313 0517 eves Homes 15' 2 ttedroom , full bath: Screened Cabana 17.500 or? Call 332 1721. some action with a Herald assif led ad We'll help you write 1 ad that will bring a fast S.ite, CALL 3fl 2611 OLD 2 story, I OR. I' bath. 117.500 .'e have t t& Acreage JOHNNY WALKER 42-Mobile ring a new home! Moving to an i)artment') lchshunth Minlaturo, AKC 1.65; hihuithuas, ttite male. 31 , moos ISO ANIMAL HAVEN L'oP & BOARDINC. KENNELS 377 5157 Singer hg Zag, in cabinet, 3 net front load deluxe sewing macp Sold new for 1319.00. Pay bell of 183 or 10 payments of 19. Se SANFORD SEWING CENTE 307 East First. Downtown 3329111 Eve. 169.1116 7 OR , fenced yard, carport, private streut, $16,900 Terms. 332 6620. 76-Auto - 65-Pets Assume Payment - * they 're Hot" Gooch . w- : ' - Safety Director Submits Budoet Reauest - . • • • W ... - - - Vni"ntp-p-r-r, 1 LJnrPrt'1' '6P,r ut ould 1 f C . 135 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD CaliBart Estate fly WNNA F.S`TF_4 Herald Staff Writer Insulation __________________________ a , ________________________' tIaS his way. volun(eer firemen f)U!1)be of Fires and training diision by being eligible to courseattheirosm expense, the ,600 for the cuent 'ear. time and three volunteers are 'ut of work because of injury Fire l.leutenant of and Cornin this city won't be receiving sessIons attended. serve a regular firefighters in same as in the past, and those EMT certified, while fighting a fire for the city. niander of Operations Steve The city council held the first expense allowances n Ili the budget request Keller an emergency. ney could also state certified ikrsonnel could "I C7hapm,an and salaries of Ulm in a series of workshOp sessions ler requested budget unless they have completed a said volunteers, who have take over if a man is sick or on take the emergency medical there be no nay for the volunwh th nthor tho.o i rlL .'n th 1Q7l ha.,Ii 116; U 7 approva oreigh t vo lunteers, completed the 200-hour courR- vacation." training (ENIT) course. teers except those who [lave night. Council Chaimian J.R. -2DO hour irlen" at a cost of time firemen. course. and are at least 18-ycars-old. Tb public safety director Keller said the city could received the 200-hour certified $1 90 annually Keller asked for approval of Grant Wednesday night an in 1976 Keller recommended the City could serve as firemen and be noted the city's normal strength reimburse the volunteers for course," Keller said. adding $3.208 in equipment including nouncet' the second session on Council adopt his plan ir his paid $20 expenses per month for of four full-time paid the EMT courst fee after those th%e paid should receive $20 ne total fire department $225 for a portable suction unit, the budget was to be held at I 1976 fiscal budget. a minimum of 40 hours, firefighters could be beefed up taking it had passed. per mcnth per man, budget requested by Keller is turned down by the City Cc'wicil p.113. today. - . --' - - 4!]*ge _i - . , . . Land Clearlig .. - t Beauty Care "me 'io,wju °Y ' Ill ii. 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COMICS ('rosword Ivfry P * - .... l - 1 - 311 in 4 A the JANIES 110FFA age oF 3, said he , " - - - ,,,, 4. I 1, ,.sX " .i_; -. '. - "' 4e ' "e" t, 4 ... uu- - Con- ; !;~ r ?- % ,,- - .,.. a' .- - I ,, .1 I . .it r , - - Anthon) figure \Ialia (iac'alone hadn'tIshown up for a J j) " , t - (urne> sa ys he will Li) to regain his health before de tiding whether to attempt B P° neser had z , A ' f~' -_ :-t.,L' - il.y__.Al--~I. - qpjilr 4. _1- 91`1 1. 1. The five pru-j--:!?rz ,uf,.:tLt1 csirnbent senatcr to be indIcted 50 sears, said, If they could n'tt prose this case after f k 't ''4 17M -Tp ' - 'c' ,,.. , t In i' a case to % o ; after a jury cleared him of .-.. 4~ . 1 . ' ',,ictj '' never going tpu ican sni nes ) cti4irt.s in a $233, S us sc andal and left two ot her _47311 ' JIF., --# -'- , - . L ',. ' . --:- it ._J Thank , - - k! .11 ' - .•, . - over 10 dass, the six man, SiX "' of the (gurney was at the pinnacle of his 20-)ear political career when the indictment was hand . _jLN,;.~,.Ls,,%_ I / out of a 1974 bid for reelection Asked if he would run for ofEDWARD J. GURNEY Gurney said lawful compensation ,intt thret "That 's an option 1,111 going counts of lying to a federal ecoUng uillawful comner:s.ation. to take a littip s'inition to woman jury found Gurney in " ' counts unresolsed prose nit out of the clutches , ..:,, to After 56 hours of deliberation ' $ , .. comment on sshether the planned to try the case again ''4? . •'' - R W, -. I ) I'00 . i'' sard J shot Thes -- 051 (;iacaloae 7 ii, .os Wednesday to sity Detroit From since. , - I . & -_ ~ ~& -_ ' , . Iloffa s disiwaranie Hoffa called home last luncheon date. The 62-year former labor leader tian t been ,,, "s' , .- t that -' - i, " -' ' ,,4j" I AX O'Brien was not involved in 010 - * had no heard -'-' . '. ( All ) TANIPA - , - , E,01 Ilk fident that he s finalb 'out of the CI%IIrt"S of h justice L* - ". ias 1. .- esting J,trnes Hurdick, 0 I3rien , Average IS sQ ft ,. '' Gurney To Regain Health Before Trying Comeback ,/ ' attorney, told Vie All - Drillinci ,to said 0 Brien s I' HI interview generated some interesting leads L - h" ' I.)etrolt attorne - 44OW TODAY 66$ 1697 Well I _.i-a -_ '' organiztr raised b) liolla From - . -'. / "Some are being checked out. ROOFING REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PRICES. Call Don 5 Aw. 1 roof, tW Call Orlando 2" 4s@o day of night. __ or sshat happened, James p Hoffa told The Associated Press happened to the cx Teamsters ur,ion president He demands that O'Brien trl'e a 'ic detector All work guaranteed Puol Repairs a ii - 1 think he has knowledge of Hofli s 'on says he tjeliee', Charles Chuckle" O'Brien, lloffa's foster son, knows what rc'f meclars oat roofs on small garden work lb Claanln iAll) - Jimniv Roofing ......fte estimates 373 4048 or 373 7914rer "Free erstimat, .%-, 372 03S4 DE'ri(01T ) 4 .1% ' A LA CL [ANS ALL Eltemiocprt.ssureciean 'v " " OW.As 2, old lT.it TODv, 5 WANT ADS A smnli Classified Ad brings big , Hinling : Cu,toet bay Osleng Light clearing 377 117' after S lust what i.ou have to oif,.r CALL 37? 761) ' Supplies s easy. Just pick up your phon'! end call 372 7611 A Herald 'Iassified consulta nt e.'llihelp , u have lot% of items lying around [he house that can tw. turned into reeiing reei fl4fds - 65-Pets S E LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FPA(TiOf,f OF T~iCiR C011T . CEIT business wrvice in The Herald's pooAinrl Msc,nq 133(., k hoe lilloork, cItsified Business Service Directory You'll find that someone out there CAP POt L c FURNITURE Call 323 9,S79 Land Maintenance ti4 IF g I :i 4 f '. . .L - - "A - fnr _______________ .x , .', •_w AW".1 ' * , , " _'X., , Zlii Hoff a's Son Says O'B ri e n's o di n Back ANTHONY TANGO Don't lust sit there waitng for the - A Imm y - SMALL BUSINESS V - l --- y. .------------- - en 63--ft According to Keller, his -11ese nien, the ones who with the 200-hour volunteers to lie told the city council in ,% lie said all firemen wotdd $55,720 including a $10,000 (in two pre%ious oiccasions. recommendation would cut have completed the 200 hours allow two men (,n duty several written budget request the city have "state compensation" ) ent on a I mon old e Ile also noted that the M,000 $2,000 annually from the sums and arestate certified." Keller shifts per week. has four full-time and five insurance and possibly a fund truck from federal revenue LONGWOOD - If Public currently paid to the volunteers spid, -%vould be an additional lie added the volunteers volunteer firefighters, who are could be, set up for emergencies sharing money. lie recom- request is $27,527 less than in Safety Director Doug Keller on a point system, based on the asset to the city and fire certified could ta ke the Ohour sta te certified, while two full- such as for a volunteer who was mended a saly . fl~_ - ': - ' ' - c4 �-. - - - - - V - -- - -. - -- - - - '' - - .--- — -- -- - - - - - -, "' -'V., - - P.:•S -. - " 'r- - 'V - "?' - '- ' -. -* - r'"''' 3- -.4° '4' - 01110,1111111110~1111 . I'l, -::: M- - W- --11111 - 2A—Evening H*rald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. Y, 1975 Baptist NA110N Take Court Action Church Officials To Consider Next Move WINTER SPRINGS — Officials of two churches whose requests Clarke said foes of the church are circulating "slanderous The city's reversal on the building permit Lwue came last week to build on resiclentially-zoned properties were first approved, after 350 residents of the Ranchiands signed a petition protesting things about me," and claiming he is not an ordained minister. then denied by the city council, are meeting today to consider the granting of the permits to the two churches. The decision last lie said be is a graduate of Bob Jones University, Greenville, wiplr nt'prtirnd a Tnlu')i iu..o, e i... c p ,.,i ;,1............ fl..,,tkt iminirv Pnntiac. Mich.. and for their ex mm.' ---------.J., (UIU - ------- - --V IIU..)IIl L)tj iu puuI uiv ....... , Rev. Robert Clarke, pastor of Seminole Baptist Temple, said he despite a recommendation to the contrary from the city's plan- eight years was associa'ed with the television ministry of Rex would be conferring with attorney L Danner Hiers of Winter ning and zoning board. Humbard. He formerly pastored an established Baptist church in Park after the church board of trustees voted Tuesday night to Clarke said the Seminole Baptist Temple had purchased 4.5 the area and served as associate pastor at Indianapolis Baptist k take the city refusal to court if necessary. acres at the corner of Bahama Road and Hayes Road for $9,500 Tempel and Knoxville Baptist Tabernacle, lie sang Meanwhile, Jehovah's Witnesses trustee tarry Grimm said his and has a clear deed and title, professionally with the Cathedral Quartet, Weatherford Quartet church's mine-member board is scheduled to take up the matter Approximately $20,()0 had already been spent by the church and the Dixie Echos, he added. tonight. The Witnesses have not completed purchase of their and the contractor, he said, lie said he had not received an officially certified letter proposed building site, but have put up $300 in earnest money, Clarke said the church had been required to post a $1,00) bond regarding council action as of Wednesday but had learned about Grimm said. with the city. The clearing of the land is scheduled to begin the reversal in The Herald. The Witnesses have not yet sought!egal counsel, Grimm adde(L Saturday. "We won't back off unless the circuit court orders us," he said. n Aspin Contradicts Colby On CIA Phone Monitoring I - - %%-.% I - --vlell . I . .1 . , -~ AI. , -.--.-~ --i-r/ . --.I t.-.- -..t-'--r-.~.'--' --~~_-_ ~----4 -, L _- AvL- 1. .---t:.- L- t ~--F. -M r, - 7, -1 ---f~ I .I S. . - _ _____ With E1 Against Two Policemen MIAMI (All) — Criminal charges have been filed against two Miami policemen accused of beating a disabled veteran who argued with another man In a bus terminal, officials say. Officers Raymond Russo and David Weiss were charged by prosecutors Wednesday with aggravated battery in the alleged beating of Leon McWain of Tucson, Ariz. The felony charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. McWain was reported in stable condition at a local hospital after treatment of a broken shoulder and facial cuts. Ile was arrested on charges of disorderly intoxication in the Incident. Weiss' attorney, Max Kogen, said his client "vehemently denies any mistreatment of the nun" Accepting Bribe .-4 TAMPA mAP RALEIGH, N.C. (API — Joan Little's chief attorney says reduction of the charge against the 21-year-old black woman accused of killing a white jailer indicates the slate's case against her has been weak. Miss Little is accused of killing 62-year-old Clarence AlligxI during an escape from the Beaufort County jail at Washington, N.C., last Aug. 77. She claims Alligood was trymg to attack her sexually, that she stabbed him with an ice pick in self-defense and then fled the jail in fear 01 her life. Judge Hamilton Hobgood reduced the charge against Miss Little from first degree murder to second degree murder Wedn.sday, then denied a defense motion for nonsuit on all charges __ Ford Signs Vote Rights Bill WASHINGTON (AP) — Declaring "nothing must interfere with this very precious right" to vote, President Ford signed into law a seven-year extension of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. In a Rose Garden ceremony &ttended by members of the House and Senate judiciary committees and civil rights leaders Wednesday, Ford said, "The right to vote is at the very foundation 01 our American system." "In the past decade, the voting rights of millions and millions of Americans have been protected and our system of government has been strengthened immeasurably," Ford said as he signed the measure and beat a Thursday deadline when the old law would have Chief Gets Food Stamps CARLISLE!iowa (A) — Police Chief Don Porter began receiving food stamp this week. He has not been id since July i when the city council refused to set his salary. The council in this Des Moines suburb of 2,0 reduced Porter's salary from $9,000 a year to $225 an hour in early June, claiming he was incompetent, insubordinate and did not follow regular procedures. "That's the same salary they would pay a person to sweep the streets or fill holes in the streets -- part time help," Porter says. "they figured thLt If they drop my salary to $2.25 an hour I would quit." Arnold Piggish On Birthday FORK MOUNTAIN, Va. AP)—Arno!d the pig made a pig of himself on his first birthday. Bethel Mason, Arnold's owner, served a cake with one candle and the 600-pound pig ate all of It Wednesday. "He would have liked to eat the candle, too," Mason said. Arnold, who shares the run of Mason's fiulng station with two German shepherd dogs, Is about 100 pounds heavier than the average year-old pig. No wonder. People buy him candy, soft drinks, pies and cakes. And when he Isn't eating, be sleeps in the breeze from an electric fan. "He has been known to drink a beer, too," Mason said. "He's been eating rretty good." Economists: Surge To End WASHINGTON (AP) — Inflation is staging a resurgence but Ford adminstratltii economists contend that the current spurt will be short-lived. The surge will end in a few months and thus presert no threat to the tconomnle reco.'ery, which Is cunntly proceeaing stronger than expected, offetals say. "At the moment, the recovery Is looking more solid every day," said Alan Greenspan, chaL-man 01 the Council of Economic Advisers on Wednesday. The government's index of consumer prices jumped in June at a rate rquivalent to an annual increase of 9.6 per cent. At one point earlier this year, the consumer index was rising at a 0 per cent annual rate. Stenstrom Denies çT Violation Charge (Continued From Page-IA) maximum alloved by law, His reasoning is that last rit's ftwtr-mill special Jvy .pproved for construction will be dropped this year. Thus instead of the 12 mills Evening Herald a r-j svnda y . excep Saturday and Chr,stmas O.v Darby ' The Sanford Her aid, Inc . s.'*o. Freoch Ayt. Fla 32t71 JV N $"iOnO C4% Po'gr 10$10 P, j - 5k ' Carrter Year 121 40 V levied last year, citizens — if the board approves eight milLs -. would be paying four mills less in the 1975-76 idxo year. SEA negotiatirs cJi.lm the bcrd's negotiating Learn said it didn't have sufficient experUse to answer questlom about the budget. So, SEA asked that Harris be present. SEA also invited Mrs. Sample to Sanford specifically to quiz Harris about the budget. Stenstrom has also Instructed board members not to I ssu public- statements relative to collect i ve bargaining. "It tzexstlrely too easy touy something which could be pmjudicLAJ Loan mrtIa1 trial hearing," Stens'rom noted. / - .-. - - V / IF I - Reporters To Pay Own Way Reporters will be assessed $25 TALLAHASSEE AP each to attend social functions at the Southern Governors Conference at Walt Disney World next month, Guy. Reubin Askew says. Askew advised the news media in a memorandum Wednesday that the charge Is part of the changes being made so the meeting of governors will not have to be financed by special interests. "In the past, these conferences have been operated at great expense to the host states, forcing them to turn to Private businesses for considerable financial assistance," he said. - 17 Shootings Probed r ___ HONORED If the sixmnill levy gets by the city council, it will be the first time in 34 years that Casselberry's 15,000 residents will be required to pay taxes on their property. Council Chiarman Edith Duerr says Mayor lull Grier and Finance Director Harold sacrificing The total budget proposal is for $2,217,121. last year's budget tota l was $1,570,121. Grier fought for a six-mill levy' last year but was defeated by the city council. Boldt says anticipated revenue falls about $50,000 short of money needed to 'maintain existing services," lie said the city's absorption or retirement costs, payment of merit increases, rising utility rates and increases In the cost of labor and materials for city needs necessitate the additional $542,836. Acting City Manager Mary -We cannot afford raises; we're trying to hold the line There are no across the board or step increases," she said. However, Boldt says employes will receive an additional four per cent in take home pay after the budget is adopted by the council $1-million is budgeted for employe services, Former City Manager Ron Bergman — who Is scheduled to return to the city was the first in 1973-74 to propose a millage. His proposed budget asked for three mills. The council defeated his bid. - mnillages for Casselberry's six Altamonte cities: sister Springs, five mills; lnngwood, four mills; Winter Springs, 3.5 ,jiilk O'iedo, four mills, Lake Mary, three mills and Sanford, 6,97 mills. County Prr.perty Appraisor Terry Goembel's office has recommended the following As of Oct. 1, — the budget adoption deadline Boldt said, the city will begin paying the full cost ofemploye retirement. - _____ SHARE __ Boldt said the bu dget maintains the present number Gf personnel. He said more than Pinecrest Center .% ______ - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. AUG. 10 \,%0\10 I I '' II SANFORD . I 'a . 11 . . ` . .. .,. it" I 6-0 'a, 64 ,\~: 0 -:~:S,a .~ -:~;-: \0 ~- I _:_- ~ \ \ .,m.w' \ 12 OZ. 04 T.J — - —. 14 'a, FILLER PAPER 300 sheets I I 3-RING NOTEBOOK 148 69 C REG. 2.39 - - . , Caution Urged On Plastic 'FALLMIASSEE i Ai Polyurethane, a plastic foam material, should be used very carefully because It has been a contributing factor in several recent fatal fires, says Fire Marshal Philip Ashler. "Polyurethane is dangerously flammable, and if subjected to only slightly over 500 degrees, may produce blinding smoke and deadly cyanide and carbon monoxide gmses,"Ashler said in a statment Wednesday. Even the heat of a light bulb or a clothes dryer exhaust could trigger a flash fire, he warned. - temperatures ARRID ANTIPERSPIRANT LIGHT POWDER Discrepancies Studied JACKSONVILLE sAPi — One person was sentenced to a year In and another to 50 years for conviction of the same offense. State Sen. Dan Scarborough, D-Jacksonvllle, said that's one of the worst discrepancies his Senate Criminal Committee has dug up in its Investigation of how Florida judges are sentencing convicted persons. Although the probe will continue through the year, Scarborough said from early results "I am afraid what we'll find Is that a poor person will receive a lengthier sentence than a person who Is wealthy or Influential." TYPING PAPER 88c 100 SHEETS ELMERS WHITE GLUE 40Z. 39 LITRONIX C CALCULATOR 99 CRAYOLA CRAYONS 1 o 6j , Io n' WITH CARRYING CASE 77 C prison 1010 IM i— If 64 Pieces AC ADAPTOR OPTIONAL Justice - LIQUID - .. A 0 Next to A&P improper was - MA A LOX \L is investigating 111 -. #, 1. Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. TAlJ,AhJASsEl-; iAPi -- The state Insurance Department how a St. Petersburg woman lust the home she had been given when her original house was taken to clear the way for a highway. "We are looking into it to see if anything done by the title insurance company," Ray Behling, department general counsel, said Wednesday. Under orders from Gov. Reubin Askew, the state Transportation Department also has launched an investigation r r. 5. - , fl,----- -e -1 ... r -.- ,.,o.. . . .. the St. Petersburg Independent. In Robbery Case Sentencing Calls Man 'Worst Of Worst' to Home Loss Investigated -I udge "We need it maintain the existing level of services the quality without of services," Boldt said. I ( •3 - "I hope and think It will be possible," she added, Hawthorne said the budget contains no pay hikes for city emnplyes. U. S. (.ustom.s agents have con- — %Ve iN ' Boldt says skyrocketing costs of running government have made it necessary to ask citizens to PY land taxes. A raids on banana boats arriving in Florida from Colombia Spokesmen said the latest seizure, 38.8 pounds of cocaine valued at $8.6 million, came In a routine search of the liberian-registered which docked in Tampa late Tuesday. Agents said they found the drug in three large plastic bags stashed under bolted plates in a freshwater locker. The federal Drug Enforcement AdmInistration, which entered the investigation, made no arrests. ______________ - "I can say what I have said every year," Duerr said. "I intend to do what I can to meet city requirements without anad valorem tax. fisca ted 100 pounds of cwaine worth $22 million in a serk; I Little Attorney: Case Weak CASSEI.BEHRY — Seminole County's only city without a property tax Is slated for a sixmill levy this year which will bring in $542,836 to eugment a proposed $2.2-million 1975-76 budget, city officials confirmed tOday. Boldt will recommend six mills in a budget whic,: will be presented to the council tonight at a 7:30 work session at city hail 100 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized BY BOB LIA)YD IIeraldStafl Writer John Worden inspected the ' vehicle 'and advised that it tuld not have passed in______________ .' 45-year-old county motor spection under the present .1 ~M111111II& _____ _____________ vehicle Inspector was free on condition." .. $5,000 bond toddy aster being In most counties in Florida arrestedona charge that he r t the MV! stations are state accepted a bribe and issued an operated, but in Seminole the r4 P- ,-i'-; \ n. sticker for an auto .. rt 1? county runs the stations, . ..•... .. wai iaea ' !-'# pass Inspection, located in Sanford, Casselberry County Public Safety Department of Criminal Law and Sanlando. ? - .; Director Gary Kaiser said Enforcement. The county MV! division. 10 ~ today that Anthony C. Troiano, Polk said, "investigation is employing 18 persons, is under an inspector at the county's continuing into further aspects the Department of Public I " Casselberry Motor Vehicle of similar activities," but Safety headed by Kaiser. In Inspection MV!) station, has declined to elaborate. addition to a superisor and been suspended from his job Authorities !aid agents had a three chief inspectors, each of pending disposition of the car initially inspected at the the MV! stations has a clerk felony charge. Sanford MV! station and it and four inspectors. Troiano, who was employed failed to pass Inspection. The Trotano Is expected 10 be — by the MV! division in car was taken then to the arraigned on the felony charge February 1974, was arrested Casselberry MV! station where Monday in circuit court. Wednesday at the station by agents allege that Troiano, 45, ____________ _____ I"\ sheriffs deputies on a circuit of 7321 Page St. N., Orlando. court warrant charging he accepted five dollars inaddition Sanford police and sheriffs The Sanford Kiwanis Club honored Zinn Beek, baset*u's oldest accepted a bribe, ZINN BECK to the regular inspection fee detectives today were inactive scout, at Its noon luncheon-meeting yesterday. On hand to Sheriff John Polk said the and issued an inspection sticker vestigating two separate witness the event was Beck's daughter, Nilah Brennan. arrest was made after a two. for the defective auto. shootings Wednesday in which Congratulating the 83-year-old scout for the Minnesota Twins is month Investigation by his Polk said the car was ttwa rren were wounded. Kiwanian Floyd Palmer, Illerald Photo by Bill Vincent) office, the State Attorney's returned to Sanford where hospital spokesmen said both office, and agents of the Florida Florida Highway Patrol Cpl. men were listed in "fair" condition in intensive care unit!. Sanford police said 31-yearold Brooks F. Jones, of Sanford Route Three, was found inside a parked car at 77th St. and S Sanford Ave. last night with a gunshot wound below the heart ratroirrian IJ.1.. Anderson Circuit Court Judge Joe Cowart Jr. termed a 21 A circuit court jury found Clanton guilty of robbing misdemeanor In connection with a March 19 birglary said . Mary Ann Moore, of year-old Orlando man "one of the worst of the worst the motorist, who gave him a ride, of $1 and credit at Sanford Middle School. seven Longwood. told him she found robbe'rs" ever to -appear before him as he sentenced cards. The victim testified he was threatened with a — J. D, Syples, 30, of Geneva, was meted the man Wednesday to 15 years in prison and another razor-knife in the holdup. years probation on plea of guilty to attempted lewd and Jones in the parked car outside restaurant. Anderson said 15 years probation. Clanton was also given a one-year concurrent lascivious act upon a child. Syples was released from a when he arrived on the scene Cowart told Andrew John Milain, found guilty by a sentence for probation violation In a 1972 misdemeanor state hospital after spending 175 days there last year Ms. Moore told him she had ' jury in the Feb. 13 robbery of John Prycr that "you're marijuana possession case, according to court files, for treatment. sadistic. . . a mean, dangerous person who gets his Clanton is one of three Seminole County jail inJudge Cowart said the Syples case presented a covered a gun thesaid, car kicks from unnecessarily abusing victims, with a jacket andinside that she mates accused of attempted escape and possession of problem in sentencing because "this is the perfect "get an ambulance. He shot "I've never seen a robber who displayed more of contraband In a March 2 escape attempt at the Sanford example of the type person who shouldn't be in pfl3on himself." this abusive-type conduct," Cowart said, noting that jail State Atty. Abbott Herring Is appealing to the or out In society either." Detective Capt. C.B. Fagan Milam's modus operandi (MO) was to pick up hitch The court noted that Syples record shows "a life- said today that Investigators hikers on the pretense 01 taking them to buy drugs, Fourth District Cowl of Appeals the dismissal of take them to isolated areas, rob and beat them and charges cgainst the inmates In the escape attempt by a time problem of similar type behavior," but that the haven't been able to question strip them of their clothing and then urinate on the circuit Judge on the grounds that Herring's office legislature has for years failed to fund or establish an Jones, who was listed in fair violated local court rules In dropping and refiiing Institution for custody and treatment of mentally condition in the intensive care victims. charges in the case, disordered sex offenders, unit at Seminole Memorial Milam is awaiting sentencing by Circuit Court it Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr. on robbery convictions in a fbsp1, Clanton's wife, Elaine was found Innocent by a Cowart laid down a restrictive set of probation similar case. He was found guilty by a jury in July on Jury in the jailbreak case. Another Inmate and his wife conditions and warned Syples that if he breaks Police confiscated a chrome two counts of robbery. pleaded guilty in the case. .22 caliber pistol at the scene probation "I'll put you back in jail." Defense attorney Howard Reiss said Milam was In other circuit court sentencings Wednesday: —William Richardson, 21,01 Sanford, was ordered and took the white and blue found guilty of two counts of attempted assault in an — Issac Fletcher ,Jones, iL of 182 Lincoln Ave., held in county jail until Christmas Eve and then mdan in which Jones was found Orange County robbery case and sentenced to 60 days Sanford, was put on five years probation for breaking released on five years probation on a conviction of to police headquarters for in jail. and entering with Intent to commit a misdemeanor In breaking and entering a Casselberry residence on May evidence processing by Meanwhile in another courtroom, Circuit Court the theft of beer, wine and food at the Ninth Street 4 with the intent to commit a misdemeanor. technicians. Judge Richard Multfrew sentenced &y Brown Clanton Tavern Jan. n. "We haven't been able, at this —Joseph Rogers, 18, of 1303 Wynnewood, Sanford, Jr., 29, of Apopka, to 25 years in prison for the Nov. 4 David Bryant Seiph, 18,250 E. Bay, Longwood, was placed on 30 months probation for breaking and Pint, to fletermlr.e if thewowd robbery of an Oviedo computer analyst at Winter was put on four years probation. Seiph earlier pleaded entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor, ac- was self-inflicted or not," Capt. Springs. guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit a cording to court records. Fagan said. A 28-year-old south Seminole man was being held in jail on $8,0 bond today on a charge that he shot his brother last night at a house near the Orange.Semino County line with a shotgun. Dismis Charles Curtis Mays, 28, of 403 N. Orlando Ave., Maitland, A 33-year-old Altamonte part of a plea bargaining was booked at county jail on a Springs man who faced trial on session in which he also pleaded LAKE MARY taxes The were: Councilman Burt levied by the county on charge of assault with intent to felony charges this week in guilty to assault with intent to I'ALNO Council of Local Perinchkf, Lake Mary; WE. city property owners for corunit murder, i over'ment's special circuit court has been freed ona commit robbery in an (Pete) Knowles, Sanford city county services the city Sheriff's detectives reported legal ruling. tsmm1tttr on double taxationmanager, Councilman john Altamonte Spmlngs gasoline dWeHti'i do not receive, but that Tommy Mays Jr., 30, same James Earl Ulmer, 33, of SR. station holdup. Banks received address, a as Imtiuited L'y Chairman the law Includes no method of Dankl.i, Winter Springi; J. stumbled bleeding Into 427, Altz,monte Springs, had a four-year prison sentence in a John Moi',"ls Wednesday Ilihi enforcement. Russell Grant, Longwood nearby service station on U.S. been charged with breaking the residence burglary, ac- 17-92 and told to have a repoil ready Iii' Lii' cot nell chairman with Mayor Mayor Norman Floyd the attendant that organlxar iosn Septeii L4r and entering with intent to cording to court records, suggested one area of double Jai es K. Lormann as he'd been shot by his brother, commit a felony and grand meeting, alto - mat; M,'ir Leon 011111, taxation can be foiwd In Judge Cowart suppressed the Deputies said Mays was larceny In connection with the evidence against Ulmer Ovii do; county's charging the cities a Wi's Denton, wounded the arm and chest 40 The menibets.iip ol tli' Oct. 23 looting of an Altamonte because the seizure of the by a shotguninblast Alta 'nonte 3pr°ngs and fec, for using county voting while he was committee, cinposed ol Springs residence, County machines. evidence by sheriff's deputies Attorney Tons standing In the carport of the reprNentathej if Serninolñi Freer ian, Semfoli County Tt- roimp discussed le Circuit Court Judge Joe "was under conditions not seven cit1a and county A.C-owart Jr. dismissed the authorized by law," according south Seminole residence. p'uittIties of muuaJ aid Officers said the shooting ocgovernment i, selected I charges Wednesday after to Fitts. Cow ty Commnissfiier Mike urree meals btts ?efl he curred after an alleged dividually by the go-en granting a motion by defense hlattamay, a 1ei'tate ti 'ltIe and flu. i - ty. lire In the suppression hearing, argument between bodies icvolved was an' the CALNI', Ur'ed i%tlo'ne)' Albert Fills to suo- SberiffsDeputyFrarikjohnjon i'i"t'SeOtlOfl •4drnirji$r(or that A riss evmdenv In time cn.se. nounced and Ctsit'lberr1 leghlatm be kmuIated to t;wry Eiitier and dty (Ire Jr. related that he was tipped Mays was listed In fair Council (hairma co'defer.d,inj, 'i'1)ll by an informant Oct. 23 that two condition r-:dlth ti(if% an, rlarfy the state'. double hi iIIh'lti Ito the today in the intensive Duerras aamned chairman, Ba1, 22, t'f i ltaiimo'ot ;eiiimere burglarizing a house azatlon law. Cu.'nrtIy the tIN. 3 CJmL'() rneetj Ii care unit at Florida Hospital Other members named nngs.p!cadc2gulltyto j- rij ri',ar Ran tisiii in la w Liana double Ia 3tIop — yvtod a d Sb - if rd North, A!tapicite Springs, the came in March a __ '.sM.r Ae:m., Altumonte Silrmn1.. according t.. 1 . ~jo.lpital said he kicated &fl ill to spokesman. filled With household goods In wooded an and waited nearby Ori until the car was driven onto a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — peared evenly divided over Willisni AdawL A 27-year-old man who gave road. decline the Adams' offer, 4 ity Commissioners have whether a break In the no local address was arrested walled. Attorney's represeati ig both Floyd said a factor In 1115 The auto was stopped and by sheriff's detective Al San. urned down on a 3-2 vote the in community thnild be per- sides of the issue were resent, decision was the inability of the Ulrncr was arrested for having chez Wednesday on a charge of an easement for a walk- mitted. Voting to dec11 e the subdIvision homeowners' no driver's license, ray an-cugi j Ioresta subthat he burglarized an Orlando Opponents of the plan easement were Cmui Won association to give a clurcut Officers testified that the Livislon, effe--tireh killing 'me tended the walkw*y w(jcild be a Helen Keyser and Cal ')eVoney home at Fern Park. recommendation. t hroughway into the land- nuisance, particularly to Tivoli while ConmLsionu-, vehicle's trunk was open and a Sanchez said Dale Allen Gtrge The city became involved n television and household items Konstanz, 27, was arrested in a cked new Lake Orients Court homeowners, would Perkins and Sandi i Glenn the walkway controversy after exposed. lementary SchooL wuokd area at Prairie Lake, violate deed restrictions and favored continulm walk. the school board and count fl vote was taken after hinted a Lawsuit would be filed way plan and Fern Park, neat the residence acce mtlng the commissioners refused to build Officers said the auto was of Dick p ersons in the audience from if the city accepted the easement, Mayor Norman either bicycle paths I3urdette, Fern Park, or later determined to have been that was ti ie Larioresta section np. easement from Mr. and Mrs Floyd broke the tie b , broken Into earlier this sidewalks bor'owed . nmonth. By El) PRICK LIT Herald Sluff Writer Battery Charges Filed Vehicle Inspector Charged - Casselberry May Levy First Property Tax FLORIDA IN BRIEF t - Thursday, Aug.?. 17-1A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. To ri IN BRIEF WASHINGTON iAP — Contradicting Central Intelligence Director William E. Colby, Rep. Les ;.spin says U.S. intelligence regular!y and iUeg&lIy eavesdrops on Americans through its monitoring of tii telephone calls. Referring to the monitoring of internationai telephone calls by the National Security Agency, the Wisconsin Democrat said Wednesday: "It's random. It can be between two Americans." However, Colby told the House intelligence comnittee that the NSA's monitoring of foreign telephone calls only "incidentally" intercepts calls invohng Americans at either end. Colby said the foreign communications monitored are "communications that go abroad or are abroad" and do not include telephone conversatkins within the United States. But he said the American calls cannot be separated from the foreign traffic being monitored. 'it's technologically impossible to separate it," Colby testified. Vote Trustees -. - Double Taxation Panel Evidence Motion sal Told To Ready Report Brings Transcript To Be Released -O - ' (3' I ., COLORED =111i PEN V WW U U WV U VUWUVUWU •UUUWU U i SOLD MY CAR WITH A HERALD It CLASSIFIED AD" • • D you know how many people have sold their cars through a Herald classified ad? Thousands I : • • S V LYSOL • iuc'ny In JoInswm Walkway Easement Denied Lake enta a Burglary Arrest irt h newsman's voting to TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The chairman of a House Impeachment Committee says the transcript of a closed meeting that led to the dropping of charges against suspended Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley will ne released. Rep James Redman, b-Plant City, said Wednesday that the transcript will be Included in the final report of the fivemembcr comnmittcc that La being disbanded. : After all, we've been publishing for 68 yeai S. You'llV find wore classified ads In The hIr.'i' e get results. S : : . SPRAY POLAROID SQUARE SHOOTER 171w • (.ai lout classified at. 4n today, • I S Ewg inHeia1d CLASSIrIED Seminole & Volusia Counties' -• :, 1 KODAK COLOR FILM 126.12 RRC �- - - - -. - - -. - - - ------ Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLIt. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl-2611 or 831.9gg Thursday, Aug. 7, 1 Monday of this week, we allotted space on this page for a guest column by young Joe Perez, a Sanford resident who felt he had to speak up on a rather important issue. the 15-year-old wanted to convey to the public was his view that needs a different kind of revolution — a spiritual revolution. Quoting from that column, Perez said: "We have got to get back to God. We've got to s1w)w that the United States is still 'one nation under fellow citizens to be aware of the fact that more and more we are losing some of those basic freedoms upon which this great nation of ours was founded, lie wasn't telling you that you MUST pray, that you MUST believe in God, that you MUST do this or do that. Young Mr. Perez was trying to get th e point across that everyone, including Buddhists, Jews, Moslems, atheists, Catholics, Protestants the whole bit, Is entitled to, and should be permitted to, express his faith without fear of persecution by any On 975-4A Around What WAYNE 1). DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM F). CURRIE, Managing Editor this country 9 ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director _____ '\ "o I " J Home Delivery: Vet'k, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14. 20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - Nuclear Control , 1117 .. . God' the way 4 t was meant to be before it is too late." Since th at column appeared, th is desk has be en swamped with replies, some very highly praising Joe for his views while others demanded to know "who is this 15-year-old kid and where does he come off telling us that we should give people the freedom . - _______ The Clock individual. And we agree, wholeheartedly. We care not what your religious bellcfs might be, if you have any at all. However, this country was founded on a few freedoms that have made it as great as it is and the nation where others seek to publicly express his faith in God without cen- refuge in order to enjoy those freedoms, Among th ose basic rights enjoyed in th ese United States are freedom of religion and freedom of speech. sure." People Must Continue are funny, aren't they? here's a youngster who merely wanted his Even as 65 nations met in Geneva recently to review the progress of the five-year-old international treaty designed to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, Vest Germany was negotiating a multibillion dollar contract to sell the Latin American nations sophisticated nuclear generating technology. \VestGermanvisnotalone.Atthesametjme tht' Soviet Union was completing a sale of nuclear ants to Libya a nd the French were selling advanced power plants and nuclear fuel enriching plants to South Korea, Argentina, Pakistan and Taiwan. Standing in the wings, ready to step into the nuclear world for the first time, or to advance into another generation, are such nations as Indonesia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel, Venezuela, India Should we lose those and other rights, we might as well be in Russia or Communist China, chained to one of their great walls facing a firing squad -- if e could be that fortunate. To deny anyone any of those Inalienable rights is we have to agree a grave miscarriage of justice and Perez. wi th 15-year-old Joe It's time people realized what their rights truly are under the U.S. Constitution and let their voice be heard — loud and clear. Maybe what we need even more are a few more youngsters like Perez, who might wake us up to the fact th at th ere are young people in our midst who really care what happens to this country and the people in it. Perhaps then we'd realize that we live in the earth, despite faults here and greatest nation there. Take away those basic freedoms and we're all in trouble. Thanks, Joe Perez, for opening our eyes. 11111111 - : Herald Artillery Duel Erupts VV%JrIL IN BRIEF On Portuguese Mob LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Portuguese Communists opened fire tod ay on a mob atta cking th eir he adquarters in the northern town of Fafe, killing one person and wounding five, officials said, Pqrtugal's internal security chief, Gen. Otel Sara.Lva de Carvalho, and the army chief of staff, Gen, Carlos Fabio, rushed to the area. Other anti -Communist rioting was reported in Born, barral, 40 miles from Lisbon. Rioters tore apart the offices of the Communist party and the Socialist Leftist ill io ns T'akiflg / Are W - - I Iii Research ff Lid A Shortae g At least one bill ion dollars of th e governm!nt's research budget is wasted each year. Ready to do business with them are the Soviet The Apollo-Soyuz mission, for example, served 4 Union, France, West Germany, the United States of no useful scientific purpose worth its cost. The America, Japan and Canada. The sale of nuclear poli tical objectives could have been achieved generating and fuel enriching plants has become a more cheaply by other means. Inrge measure, the waste come because ,o major business for all of them. I : • _____ The trade is laced with danger. For the first many research decisions are made by highly : specialized men who live in closed worlds of their / time the emerging nuclear nations are buying full I own. This is the so-called "peer review system" ____ "I nuclear fuel cycle — generators as well as which holds that scientists j alone are capable of _______ -. enriching plants that can produce nuclear judging what research is worth doing, and that materials pure enough to be used for bombs easily, no one Is to look over their shoulders when these The nation. buying the plants insist that they decisions are made. ATQ ____ have to enter the nuclear age as fossil fuels become who w Those ill use the prod ucts of the WMPQN$ depleted. Nations selling the technology and research, if it is used — men and women in hardware insist that the developing nations will fede ral and local government, in industry. acquire the plants one way or another buying business and farming — are too frequently net from an eager nation if a reluctant nation refuses brought in on the decisions. them. A study sponsored by the National Research 7. It does not take an overactive imagination to Council of the prestigious National Academy of _____ draw a picture of what the nuclear proliferation Sciences concludes that "In the course of the last ___ can bring. The time is drawing close when it may decade, research and development programs -. _____________ be possible for almost anyone with determination related to the practical uses of space systems _______________ have been formulated primarily by aerospace develop a nuclear explosive device that can be USed techno!ogists, guided (k)largely by their own for blackmail, terrorism or to impose his political perception of what would constitute useful inwill. !Z_ _,• formation and services... There have been few Fortunately, the United States has exhibited a organized efforts to permit users to express their "...And you wouldn't him a new ,,_ sword?" circumspect responsibility in nuclear matters. For needs and th us have a voice in the planning of example, Bra zil turned to West Germany because new space systems..." The scientist planners, having left t rejected a'n offer from Westinghouse. The United n- Letter To sumers out of their calculations, must then spend States had imposed such careful conditions on the she was right. The common mtconceptlon over sale that Brazilians felt their sovereignty was more millions "selling" the importance of their Perez Views Opposed work to the same public, industry, agriculture, that case pervades, assisted by the clergy. The affected. And Libya purchased a nuclear and Bolivia. . , .- - ': - ,. , - . DANGER _______T Today's riddle: flow is a canning lid like a copper pe nny? Bo th are round and both are made of metal, but the real similarity is that both are being stam ped out by the hundreds of millions and any shortage of either is Largely artificial. To say that is to risk the ire of legions of housewives and home gardeners who con. template seeing much or perhaps all of the frui ts of [heir labors go to waste for want of the simple tin-and-rubber disks and who are convinced that someone is ripping them off either the home canning supply manufacturers hoping to get higher prices or the food for the ' same thing. / - I I ________ ______________ _____ ___ ______ - . ' '. - - _____ - sell The Editor I It's true that manufacturers were caught by surprise last year by the unexpected demina for canning supplies, The Agriculture estimates that because of rising prices, six million Americans tried their hands at home for the first time. - other radicals released from Japanese prisons and four The 1974 shortage, however, involved both Mason jars as well ca lids. This year, plenty of complete are available; it's the replacement lids that minute they hit store shelve,. Christians. co-exist - TT! court, defense decide. using the Mrs. James it'lorence Gray baby Heale y. nil & LOW AUTO RATES decided making the JACK ANDERSON " their illegal donations. BERRY 'S WORLD 0 0 0 Blast At TV Bigwigs aises Bitter are the ways of sweetness and light! For a vagrant hour. I laid down my muckrake, put aside the adversary scowl and sat down with a President to sing patriotic paeans. For which lapses I have now been suitably punished. The President's press Ron Nessen, having duped the President. "1 we have been had," Neisen from Helsinki, "I think we got conned." For a miichcivous moment, I was tempted to let statement stand. It isn't everyone, secretary, has accused me of think howled Nessen 's n1tr nil u'ht ,-n i'lrJrn t,. &L - Lin dimension, navtng somewnat me unifying effect of a joint endorsement by beauty and the beast. Nessen has now charged that I hoaxed the President Into a television interview under false pretenses, claiming for it a wider distribution than I could deliver. Not so. He was told from the beginning that it was not planned as a network program, that it would be offered piecemeal to individual stations across the country. This Is confirmed by Nessen's own account to The New York Times, which reported: "When viu-a Alssen co. .. - President. Lawyers urged me to bring an antitrust suit against the networks. Station owners offered to run the program. And on Capitoi Hill, Democrats and Republicans alike took :., the floor to denounce the networks. But then Nes.sen, who Is paid to proti.te the President, spoke up in Helsinki. Curiously, the genial Ron was not the least upset a the networks for refusing to broadcast his boss' views on the greatness of America. "I am mad but not at the networks," tie told The New York Times. "I'm mad at Jack N.Y., a power subcommittee, . o .o.$.. 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Wright, Deltona Myrtis Wright, Deltona Edith Fortner, Lake Mary Vola Ii. Sloan, Lake ?%rry John F). Souter, Miami Capehart, M. Saidie SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes . I re on the House communications declared: "I am deeply concerned when the network executives, who have V such a major effect on this nation's awareness, are of the opinion that the patriotic comments of the President are not appropriate news for a nation nearing its Bicentennial," Witness who heard Murphy's speech reported that he received a atanding ovation from his House colleagues. From the Senate, Sen. Vance Hartke, D.-Ind., the No, 2 Democrat on the. Kffinnfi. /- a 1 S Under 25 - airc financing laws, but less zeal for prosiecuting the recipients of ZALES day. - _ children prosecution, c_ b ____ Department these Nancy Walls $3695 -: - IL AUG. &9 Spanish, French and German through Friday, 7:30 am until Altamonte Children's for adults and Senior citizens, 2p.m. Brng report cards from Theatre presents "Tiger in Mondays and Wednesdays from previous school term and if outTraction," 8 p.m., Altamonte 10:45 a.m. — 12:15 p.m. weekly of-state, immunization records. Civic Center. Saturday matinee at hiram Towers, Sanford. AUG. 25 at 2 p.m. Family enGED lest leading to high tertainment. Tickets on sa le at MG. 13 school equivalency diploma, Cancer Society Films t he civic enter. Seminole Community College, Seminar, 8 p.m., Sweetwater Oaks Recreation Center 0000 for anyone 18 or over has noeL AUG. 9 Optimist Youth Fund "Trash Wekiwa Springs Rd No. prerequisites by Aug. 15. Call SCC for information. & Treasure" flea market, Old char ge. U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza, 9 am. to dark. New student registration for AUG. 11 Seminole High School at Free classes in conversation guidance office Monday AREA D EATF'I Course of Rests Elsie N. Russ Bessie W. Johns Carl L. K&tt Alfreda Lawson John Rivers Jr. Zi ____________________ End CALENDAR Mildred C. Crowe Maude V. Duke Err-is Green Daisy Hadley 3. Itay John B. Howard - tuart a 4i - James E. Figgatt David J. Benson, Dehiary Iva I). Watson, DeRary Buddy E. Barnes, [)eLeon Springs MARION WAGNER resident. lie was a member of Samuel C. Evans, Deltona Ralph H. Gieger, Geneva Marion L. Wagner, 66, of 27 College Park United Me thodist Virginia Paugh, Winter W. Harvard St., Orlando, died Church. Springs Survivors include his wife, Wednesday. Born In Daytona Beach he is a form"r Sanford Mrs. Wilds V. Wagner; son, Robert A., Oviedo; daughter, DISCHARGES I _____ Mrs. Robert Mills, Ocoee; ____ father, Anthony G. Wagner, Orlando, sister Mrs. L,P. Sanford: ene Dunmuock ______________________ llagan Jr., Orlando, and four Lucille 1, I)rumnmond grandchildren. Fairchild Yolola N. McCray Home in charge. Miles Elizabe th W. Steffens Mary S. Stokes _______________________ Funeral ______________ foods. . - gcoi'gc I a J-jj -- ! . principal sharply the operations at the 55 existing nuclear plants and the HOSPITAL NOTES The - : Plants I new construction and to curtail nology Prof. Henry W. Kendall duced safely at a profit." disappear the Au(;uss, l5 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Irene tlevertt David Bezwoechin Mary Cofer $9 9 reotge Stuart's Special Price £3595 - released were released in exchange for the four substitute hostages who boarded the plane with the telTOFists, did ''is' :t ' n -J .'J.!) cimI 'he signers called on PresiAt a news conference, Mas- safely," Wald said. "The ques- month, were from dent Ford and Congress to halt sachusetts Institute of Tech- tion is whether it can be pro- medical supervision Wednes- Stebbins of Owls, N.M., and a Swedish diplomat. They canning outfits a Reqiar atomic Lombing of Hiroshinia. veloped the first atomic bomb. nuclear power can be produced ican astronauts in spare last substitute hostages before the plane took off for Libya. Among the 15 hostages were U.S. Consul Robert plant According to congressional testimony by compliment Joe Perez on his initiative and case business groups and government agencies they from the Soviet Union not outlaw prayer. It sta~ed that a state Nancy Harvey Steorts, special assistant to the writing skills. He is Indeed a credit to Seminole cannot require the recitation & a prayer in when the United States have previously ignored, in the hope of finding would not permit Gulf General to sell similar enough users to justify what they've spent so High School, in this day when so may are schools. (This position Is more easily understood secretary of agriculture for consumer affairs, the department stimated a home canning hardware and technology to the African nation, dropping out or gliding through school. many millions doing. by those of the Jewish faith.) I must, however, take exception with As the competition for lucrati ve nuclear plant notation "In God We Trust" was not put population of 18.6 million in 1975. For more than two and a half years now. more of the substance of his composition, Figuring 100 replacement lids per canner, it on American coins at the time of the Revolution sales increases, so does the pressure for the United than 300 investigators have been experimenting IV column criticizes Madelyn O'Hair's ef- or founding of the nation, It was added In 1852. came up with a projected need of close to 1.9 States to lower its high moral guard. The argument with various potential practical uses of data forts In regard to astronaut's reading Bible billion lids. (Actually, it would be millions less George Washington eras an agnostic of is the familiar one that if we don't sell the plants provided by one project, the earth sources verses from space, and so on. This nation was Thomas because home canners entering the field for the Jefferson was more so i T ioinas satellite now named LANDSAT I somebody else with fewer scruples will. founded on the principal of freedom of religion — Payne made his views known in the "Age of first time wou!d purchase complete canning We would be ill-advised to succumb to these In the social sciences, where absolute a state religion supported by the government of Reason." One of the prime instigations for outfits and others would freeze their ) arguments. If we abandon our principles and our measurements are impossible, and so much England. What has happened in this country in starting the Revolution in the first place. The department ascertained that three moral position the subsequent nuclear depends on judgment, the results are too the past 200 years is that another "state" religion Madelyn O'Halr undermining the priiuclals manufacturers alone would produce over 1.5 proliferation, now under relative control, will frequently similar to the now well-known con- has been established, of America" Hardly! It Is those who 'v:uld billion lids and that the several other troversial "Man, A Study," designed It is this to which Madelyn Murray O'HaIr Is establish Christianity as a national religlo i whomanufacturers involved would bring this to hardly be worth the brief monetary advantage that for instruction in anthropology for grade school objecting. It is a further extension to the prinare doing the undermining, we might enjoy, about the two-billion mark. students. Some of the material Included can be cipal she went to court over a few years back. It It was not atheists who burned witetes In Because of anxiety, however, home canners called scientific only by a loose stretching of that is the same Mr. Scopes went to trial Salem. It was And, while I am conS started asking for lids before they normally term. Some competent nonscientists who have over, If you remember your history book's ac- tent to with Christians, many Christian,, 'would. In Florida and other southern states with read the course, and some teachers who have count of the "Monkey Trial" a trial which is appear unable to reciprocate. What kind Prosecution of hue eA canning Seasons, tourists bought up the lids taught it,, have been offended at its content. Who really still going on in Texas and elsewhere. Mrs. and cry would have gone up If John Glenn had Itrly late winter and early spring. then Is to determine whether they, or the social Murray (now O'Halr) took the matter to Attorney General Edward Levi came to the said to all the world, "Well, here I am, and I of Many manufacturers are working around the judicial system the other day, denying that justice falls scientists who developed it, are correct? Cer- the democratic, legal way we do things in this don't see heaven. That proves it Is not there?" 'ck, six days a week, and some are working unequally on Americans, depending on their station In life. thinly this business of values and objectives is cointry. The Christians bandied things another No, Madelyn Murray O'Hair Is an American wound the clock, seven days a week. Ironically, his own Justice was announcing at the something that In a democracy, the people must, way. Her children were beaten, her car in the truest revolutionary meaning of the word. "We truly believe that II home canners buy What is at Issue is how thir destroyed, windows smashed in her home, and Joe Perez and others should think about what she jUst the lids they need for this season, same time that it would not prosecute Democratic National in the end, there Chairman Robert Strauss on charges of cccepting an Illegal public funds are to be spent and how their envelopes of humati excretion arrived in the mail is fighting for before they sign one of those silly wo'ild be enough," says Mrs. Steorts. "However, are to be taught. Considerable amounts with the notation, "God is going to get you." $50,000 contribution for the 1972 presidential campaign. little forms. 11 'his hoarding continues, there won't be enough dead ends, with little Funny thing, the courts of the land, While government attorneys say the statute of limitatJons of money now go into Tim Trott ri's matter how many lids are placed on the American constitution as their guide, rules out the the fact remains that the Ashland Oil proper supervision or judgment. Sanford riarket." Co. was subject to prosecution, and paid a fine, for contribution which Mr. Strauss received. The Justice Department has shown zeal In pressing charges rorT .vwatinnit ir their c'fficiaL for vIolation of cunpign portions To alt 4 "" rrflpd S ci e n ti s s KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP Five terrorists freed 15 hostages today from an airliner at Kuala Lumpur airport. The Red Army terrorists were joined by five Department To W Hai cnss?jrit. , by the ter in detail," the prince told HONOLULU i AP, — An un- K. Slayton will meet newsmen headquarters, the spacemen initial test resuiLs showed they scheduled Hawaiian vacation in Washington, D.C., Saturday and their families will be be were in the same health as they ends tonight for the Apollo as- morning to discuss details of guests of President Ford at a were before they went into tronauts. They have been given the mishap In the command White House luncheon and space. a tentative clean bill of health in module as they returned to awards ceremony. They are to But NASA surgeon Arnauld their recovery from breathing earth from the Apollo-Soyuz return to the Houston Space Nicogossian said it would be a poison rocket gas two weeks mission July 24, month from the time of exCenter Sunday. ago. Following the news conferDoctors at Tripler Army posuretothe nitrogen tetroxide Astronauts Vance D. Brand, ence at National Aeronautics Medical Center examined the gas before doctors could say Tho:nas P. Stafford and Donald and SpL'ce Administration astr onauts Wednesday and said with assurance there would be no complications. Following the final medical assessm ent, the astronauts ret ( 0U.S* turned to the beachiront cott.ages at the Kaneohe Marine Cor,is Air Sttion where they have been in semi-isolation with 1-1 their families since July 30, after spending five days in the WASHINGTON (Al') — The 70 plants already being built said doubts persist on nuclear hospital. government should suspend until doubts about their safety waste disposal, the operation of The speedy recovery disconstruction of all new nuclear have been resolved, very large reactors and the played by the men indicates power generating plants until "The country must realize possibility that enough pluto- that their exposure to nitrogen more is known about safety that it now appears imprudent nium can be stolen to produce tetroxide, which in contact with factors, a group of about 2,300 to move forward with a rapidly "radiological terror weapons." moist tissues changes to nitric scientists, engineers and doe- expanding nuclear power plant Dr. George Wald, a Nobel acid, was not even near a lethal tors says. construction program," the Prize-winning biologist from dose, said Maj. Gen. William A. The specialists, signers of a declaration s.r.id. Harvard, said the nuclear pow. Boyson, the commandini declaration circulated by the Included among the signers er industry has ignored safety general of Tripler. union of Concerned Scientists, were nine Nobel laureates and a considerations and moved too Meanwhile, Soyuz cosnuo. delivered their plea Wednesday chemist who worked on the rapidly into new construction. nauts Alexei Leono and Valeri on the 30th anniversary of the Manhattan Project , which de. "The question isn't whether Kubasov, who joined the Amer. 15 Hostages Freed ____ Peres also said that Astronauts' V - But as with the penny a few years ago, which speculators hoarded In anticipation of a dramatic use in the price of copper, the best evidence is that the current shortage of re placement canning lids is simply due to too much anticipatory buying call it fear and-or greed. ' needs - - ...- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Security Council allies of North and South Vietnam have set the stage for U.S. vetoes of both countries' bids for United Nations membership 1w blockmn (hi' application from S4t1 Korea. The Security Council on Wed nesd ay gave the South Ko. rean application only seven votes, two short of t he required majority to put it on the council agenda, but voted 14 to 0 to include th e two Communist Vietnamese states, The council was expected to take up the Vietnamese applications on Friday afternoon. But to many it looked like a waste of time. State Department spokesman Robert Anderson has said that "If the South Korea's application is not approved we will oppose the applications of North andSouthVietnamn. . .We'llvetoifitcomestothat," NEW L)EIJII, India (API Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government today pushed through sweeping constitutional amendments curtailing the right of the courts to pass judgment on her emergency decrees. courts The amendment., in effect removed her legal problems conviction on electoral abuses charges — from Supreme Court review and gave her power to maintain emergency rule indefintely, including police power to arrest political dissidents without trial, The amendments passed 336 votes to none amid laughter arid cheers in the lower house of Parliament, moving next to the upper house where equally overwhelming approval was assured, industry, hoping -) guerrilla collaborator in Ilanine first border action since Tues. end of the month Israel would Beirut's Al liawadess. "But we village and also searched Tall- day. Palestinian guerrillas in know the outcome of the nego- felt the French president and oussa village, 11 miles away. rBeirut said they launched a tiatlons for an interim agree- his prime minister were ready ocket atta ck and a ground as. ment with Egypt in the Sinai. to supply Saudi Arabia with A communique issued in Tel sault on two Israeli settlements The defense minister did not what it by way of exAviv said Arabs inside Lebanon Wednesday, but Israel denied speculate on the result of the pertise to develop its infired bazooka rockets at Israeli the re ports and residents of the U.S-sponsored peace moves. dustries." Gandhi Wins Change - hand held SR-11 features p:. wentslic notatn. souari rooi, reciprocals discuss fly Israeli account, it was the blew up the house of a known U.S. Vetoes Expected 04 Texas Instruments centif,c By The Associated Press patrols in western Galilee and region reached by telephone The Israeli negotiating team Israeli commandos demo- at an Israeli border settlement. said all was quiet. is expected to meet today to lished a house in southern The Lebanese Defense MinisLebanon lodged a strong pro- discuss the latest proposals Lebanon early today and Leba- try said the Israeli rairlers blew test with the United Nations from Cairo, which Israel's amn no reported an artillery duel up a house and took a Lebanese against Tuesday's attack. Is. bassador to the United States, across the tense Israeli bord€r villager prisoner. A commu- rael replied that Lebanon .Simcha Dinitz, reportedly in the fourth night of fighting nique issued in Beirut said the "bears full responsibility" for brought from Washington On reported in the area, attack touched off a 20-minute the raids because it harbors Tuesday. Israel and Lebanon gave dif- artillery exchange across th e Palestinian guerrillas. In other Mideast developfering accounts of the night's border. ments. On Wednesday, Defense Mmaction. Neither listed any casuCrown Prince Fahd of Saudi One Lebanese forward posi- ister Shimon Perez told a meet- Arabia alties. hinted in a magazine intion also came under heavy ing of his Labor party the terview published today that The Israeli military com- mortar fire while "enemy gun- "inain problem" in the that Middle his mand said its troops infiltrated ners kept up an all-night bar- East was the Palestinian ex- France has offered to "endanoil.rich kingdom with nuclear the central part of the bo rder on rage on adjacent valleys," the tremists who were "combing operations for ter- ministry said. gering the peace of the world." (tflU)Y "We did not this matrorists." It said the raiders Communists Open Fire DON OAKLEY ~ Israel'I' s Demol'' l sh House LJ party, a small. militant group. B Thursday, Aug. 7, 197! -5A % A I4I — BillCu,rie RAY CROMLEY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -tl— �r_ - 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PEOPLE Rep. Hechler Returns To Serve Beans, Pie Wit-l-I&NISON. W.Va.(At) I - Rep. Ken Ifechler plans to return to the Lock Stock and Barrel restaurant today', serving pinto beans and rhubarb pie to constituen ts in the southern Vest Virginia coalfields, lhe 60-year-old Democrat was at the restaurant at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, and served about 50 breakfasts to the miners, construction workers and storekeepers before the sun rose. Then he plunged into the lunch crush. The special - Ken's Choice featured pinto beans, corn bread, buttermilk and rhubarb cobbler. Hechler plans to work at various Jobs in his district to meet his constituents on common ground. On Friday, Hechler will try garbage collection, lie also plans to work on a Huntington Herald delivery truck, as a ward aide at a sta te hospi ta l and at a coal company. - Pope Remembers Hiroshima I'pt' }'dul VI :narkin: the \ I' 30th anniversary of the atomic blast that destroyed Hiroshima, says "We hope that this great holocaust may never be forgotten and help foster a common desire for peace...." 'We must join in the remembrance of this most tragic and sad episode which put an end to war but with sacrifice 31 human lives and with the use of arms that have spread terror in the world," the Pope told a crowd of 20,000 Wednesday in his weekly public audience Wednesday in St. Peter's square. He spoke of Hiroshima extemporaneously after welcoming a group of Japanese visitors in the crowd. "We send Japan our mournful and revcrent greetings, also filled with hope," he said. - Cosmonauts Declared OK MOSCOW iAP Soyuz 19 cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov have been released from medical supervision. 16 days after their return from their joint space mission with U.S. astronauts. The Soviet News Agency Tass reported that Leonov and Kubasov were released Wednesday. The Agency said they were nearly in "preflight form" two days after landing July 21, but remained under scrutiny because of an agreement with U.S. space officials. The three American astronauts suffered lung irritation hen thcy inhaled fumes from the Apollo spacecraft returning to earth three days after the Soviets. That was not mentioned in Soviet dispatches. - Mills To - -- '----. Thursday, Aug. 7, 191s Disabled Vets To V,TI \N ri F\' :- Make Decision LI1TLE ROCK Ark. (AP) -Rep. Wilbur Mills, saying he has to see if he can "take all the pressure that goes with the job and continue my sobriety," says he will decide by the first of the year whether to seek a 20th term in Congress. The 66-year-old Mills. former chairman of the House - Ways and Means Committee, returned to work In May after an absence to cure alcoholism. He lost his coinmittee chairmanship following publicity about his relationship with an Argentinian stripper. President To Appear On PBS WASHINGTON (API - President Ford will spend an hour tonight discussing his first year in office during an interview with the Public Broadcasting Service. Ford will be questioned by newsmen Paul Duke and Martin Agronaky In the Interview, to be taped in the morning and shown at 8 p.m. EDT. The President will complete his first year inofficeonSaturday. • Livestock Barriers Falling I' S The loan Law simplifies Defrom 10 to 12 per cent, despite asked in his budget proposal, facing a day of reckoning," set in his budget and "to find creases of 12 per cent for wid. White house fears that the will cost half a billion dollars a Ford said. sufficient savings in other pro- ows of men who die of service- partrnent of Agriculture 'oafl Ford, wno had asked for S per grams" to make up for the related causes. These rates procedures for victims of floods year. raises are too high. 'I must, therefore, remind tent increases for the 2.2 added spcnding on veterans, vary according to the rank of and other natural disasters. It President Ford signed the Unde the new law, which the veteran at the time of death broadens the program to Indude shrimp producers fish makes makes the increases ret.roac- or discharge. Minimum compensation for Farmers and other similar tive to Aug. 1, veterans with id service-connected disabilities widows is increased from $215 occupations. The tuna law authorizes thA will get varying payments to $241 a month; the maxillun, United Slates to carry out, with according to the rating of the payment rises from $660 to $792. Ford also signed into law the 13 other nations that signed disability and to anatomical s Wednesday an emergency loan the convention, its responsiloss. The minimum pay for veter- bill, the Atlantic Tunas Con- bilities to protect the Atlantic SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - jury Wednesday his effor ts to closed normal avenues of ans will be raised from $32 to vention Act of 1975 and a $445,- tuna. government's key witness secure financing for a 350-room financing. The seven, including Miami in the trial of seven men hotel and office complex he charged with an alleged real wanted to build near the Oak- businessmen David Caplan anti David Gorwitz and former Caliestate financing Fraud has pic- land Coliseum in 1972. The witness testified about fornia Slate Senator Richard tured the scheme as an endless series of stalls and frustrations his dealings and conversations Dolwig, are variously charged Paul Heck, a Piedmont, Ca- with Eurovest Ltd. and others In a 28-count indictment with lii., real estate developer and in trying to line up the financing conspiracy, mail fraud, fraud invester, outlined for a federal when tight money conditions by telephone, interstate transportation of money obtained by fraud and racketeer-Influenced and corrupt organizations. J' 4' combat missions over Europe . mii,ei,tn,, -• n,s.,,nnn.,',. 1..... •, ,,, ,,, j"'. - .. - W3kd U. say duoulUhe mi.s- sion that put him into the history books. 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Ferebee and Caron agree. home, lie himself caught some hasn't really bothered him. Tibbets remembers Tom FeTibbets explains: "You've '!t flak on one mission and was "I've been called just about was a job and would help rebee as the coolest 'man he got to take stock and assess the win the war," says Caron. "I awarded the Purple Heart. everything ... cold-blooded, a situaton at ever met under enemy lire. And that time. We were don't recall thinking much well he was. Ferebee In August of 1944, Tibbets and drunkard, crazy ... new a you name at war. You only fight a war to about it at the time except total of 63 combat missions his copilot, Capt. Robert A. it.,, By KAY BARTLETT - th at Is until we got into thinking My God, one airplane Lewis, were setting altitude There was a ra ther wide- win it be fore be decided he might be All Newsfeatures Writer that mess over in Vietnam. and one bomb can wipe out a questions any more than he casionally, piloting one of the records for the 11-29 high over spread belief that the pilot of pushing his luck just a bit. iti itup DflVfhifl is vn,,r iiiy, wt ui lie's lust Paul Tibbe ts now or ,1iirkd tliø IA t .s L.... ...,J .. -.. !Ii g.nmh,t jv uisu iwo uu war iiCJteu, ew iexco when iiDOe got a the Hiroshima plane cracked up Both men recalled that their N1r. T. as his secretary calls he flew before he was picked to Falcons. disposal. There are no MarFerebee adds: "I'm not (nLs were proud after the him, the bespectacled vice organize and command the strange call. Ile was to go to over guilt feelings. The man quess of Queensberry rules in proud of killing all those people, en- Colorado Springs right away. who actually had the emotional Besides shooting, Tibbets president of a charter airline group that flew the first A bomb problems was Maj. Claude EaJoys playing with a ham radio No explanation, mother felt differently. company in Columbus, Ohio. missions, just told me to bring therly, the pilot of the S aight me in Columbus, which tr ho "All she sa id was I hope the ,They Thirty years ago this W edSample: Is he proud of wha t at his "I'm not proud of killing all those people, e th weather plane that th he shares wi lord will forgive you," he rehis French-born all my clothes because I Flush, nesdayhewascol. Paul W. Tib- he did th preceded the Enola Gay over but I'm proud of saving all the lives we at morning over Jasecond wife. His first marriage wouldn't be coming back." me m bers. bets Jr., the man who piloted pan? d in divorce. One of his two en de ed Tibbets says most people he Tibbets was given but one or- Hiroshima to check for clouds, the plane that loosed the terdid." "I'm not proud kill Fatherly later w as in a menta l ns by his first wife followed tier: Develop an outfit with meets In business today don't rible terror of the atomic bomb 60,000 people, but I'm proud so Bombadier op the A-bomb, institution, and also committed ts who he Is despite the pubon Hiroshima. that 1 was able to start with him into aviation and pilo the ca pability to dr Thomas W. Ferebee knowlicity. 3-d small crimes. __________________________________________________________ He says his name was executives of Winn-Dixie Over7O,000peoplewerekllkd nothing, plan it and ha ve it 'Fibbe ts Inherited Despite the publicity and wherever they ha ve to go. Th dredged up during the Elchand countless others injured work as perfectly as it did." e Squadron as the nucleus around the confusion - the Depart- war. lsleepck'arly every night. but I'm proud of saving all the mann trial in 1961 and some th o er son became a phar. which to and maimed as "IJtt!e Boy" bu Nly'c1' really knows how macist. ild the 509th Corn- riit'nt of lfcnse never caine I didn't get itiad at the Japanese lives we did." said he should be tried like detonated over (lie Japanese posite Group. Ile handpicked t Ferebee is 56 now, heavier Eichrnann. Even that didn't publicly and announced that and dec;de to go do this to them. city with a flash more blinding illany people were killed. It was Tibbets was in medical school many of the men, includir-g his ou wartime and there was not an Tibbets, the real Hiroshitma pi"I was fighting foi patriotism and balding, but he still has an bother him. He explained that than that of the sun and an en. accurate count. History book at the Urilversity of Cincinnati bombardier, Maj. Thomas W, lot, was very sane indeed and and what I believed wds right. athletic build. Ile played ail what Eichinann was doing was suing mushroom-shaped cloud estimates range from 70,000 to when he became fascinated Ferebee, and his navigator, working on sensitive assign- Plus I had some classmates sports as a young man and was an illegal act. What he, Tibbets, Capt. Theodore J. that was to become the symbol IW,000 and one scurce reports with flying. Van Kirk. tie menLs with the Strategic Air who were beheaded by some playing on a Detroit Tigers did was a lega! act cf war. of holoc aus t for later gener- 200,000.) had flown with them In comba t. Command, NATO and at the Japanese practicing their farm club team when he en"1 had to conjure up all my President Truman invited ations. Th e 13 men in th e ew have Pentagon. cr Th at rankles Tibbets swordsmanship." listed, lie retir ft om th te ll my father. Al. ed e millTibbets to the White House The years ap Overnight, the word lliropear to have nerve to er was not a pretty fliUch lost touch wi th a bit. Tibbets Is and always has tary in 1970 as a lonel though my fa th l el and af te co on r the successful bombing. ry be en go od to that young co shimna was seared into histo , . Tibbets still sees be "After all, I had given my all en a liever of logic over lives in a be he re had always L)eerh a each other be autiful home he Truman had the same old quesIt became a word like Auschw- handpicked to usher in a nude- doctor, t sa ys for them. I guess th ey just emotion. He recalls his first bought for doctor in the family. He didn't Ferebee occasionally and $4 5,000 fo ur ye s Lion: Did Tibbets feel any guilt? ar itz Dachau Dresden. ar age and change war fare, he receives occasional letters didn't want to get involved in a combat mission, when he ago. Ills neigh on explode like I thought he would. bors d 't know Tibbets said no. Nobody ever had to explain. Tit3bets -30 when be dr is Replied Truman: "You're Paul Tibbets: a perfectionist, the bomb - stayed In Opped lie just said I was a damn f3 from h former tall gunner, personal matter, but it would dropped conventional bombs, who he is and there's a good the Air to go out and kill myself." Sgt. George R. Caron, but the ha ve helped my morale." "I looked down and saw the chance Ferebee will never tell goddamn' right. It's my respona pilot's pilot, a man who al- Force, retiring In 1966 as a others ha ve gone their separa te Stories also spread about white puffs on the ground. I me- them. sibility. I told you to do it and mos t became a doctor instead brigadier general. Ills wavy Mrs. Tibbets, however, had ways. Some left the service rebee the bombardier, who now alized, 'hey - someone's getIlls moustache is gone now, you did it. And a damn good job of a flier, a crack shot in corn- black hair, a little sa ltier these faith in her son. Right there and right after the war, pursuing lives in Maitland, Fla., Just out. ting killed down th ere. I wonder but a picture of one of his four of it." petition, a teetotaler, a man days, is full, his physique still then she announced that Paul who always took charge of his trim. Except for the aviator . ould do all right In flying. Her emotiois. At first, he was a glaases,he looks very much like nanie - anlndianname - was OLD TIME RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS hero - the man who ended the the man whose name and Enola Gay, and it was painted People war, later - in some circles Total Total Down Amount Doc picture were everywhere back onto the nose of the 11-29 the Life Total Total 34 he became a goat for his role in j Costof payment to Stamps Insurance Finance night before it took off on its of iis. Payments Save KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. cash or Auto man's first use of nuclear Finance (optional) Charges Payments historic mission. * As vice pr trade esident of Execu_ weaponry against his fello Live Jet Aviation Inc., Tib Tibbe ts enlisted in 1937 and be ts $2,500.00 S 500.00 $2,000.00 He was rumored to be in $3.75 S 55.48 $406.77 $2,466.00 S 68.50 $ 90.00 3,000.00 500.00 2,500.00 4.65 sane, a drunkard, a cold-blood- still climbs into the cockpit oc- soon became a top pilot, leading 69.36 508.67 3,082.68 85.63 112.32 / 3,500,00 600,00 2,900.00 FIP4FC;r1G LESS ¼___ .,ç 5.40 ed product of the military. His 80.45 590.03 3,575.88 99,33 130.32 4,000.00 700,00 3,300.00 4 Mon. 6.15 91.55 671.33 travelshadto be clearedbythe 17AA 4,500.00 800.00 /52.73 military and it was not until SHOP AROUND THEN !' 4g562:28 126:73 5,000.00. 1,000.00 4,000.00 7.50 110.97 813.89_1 4,932.16 137.01(179.64 1964 that the Air Force finally M 1n3E told him he could say anythinv -. 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Heck said he made arrangescure Yankee graveyard for 95 Failing in attempts to start years is being returned to fresh in Nashville and St. Louis, merits for an initial $2.5 million he moved with his retarded son letter of credit fcr which he paid Southern soil, With the help of a Son of the to Miles Station and died there a $60,000 fee and signed over 50 per cent of the hotel's ownerConfederacy named Noble of a stroke on Sept. 12, 1880. Wyatt, rebel Maj. Gen. Bushrod "He was, you might say, bur- ship to Eurorest. Heck said he began to get Rust Johnson will take his place ied in unfriendly territory," among Confederate corn- Wyatt said. 'lie wa3 not buried frustrated about the evasions inanders resting in a historic in his uniform and there was no and supposed delays in conNashville, Tenn. cemetery. reference to the Confederate sumating the loans. lie said Caplan told him they Wyatt, a 55-year-old labor re- Army on his tombstone." lations specialist who says his Wyatt said that during a visit should meet in Geneva where a great-grandfather fought for to Nashville he found Johnson Swiss bank would have letters Dixie, said in an interview had buried his wife in the old of credit waiting for them. Heck said he went to Geneva Wednesday that he became in- city cemetery in 1858 and had terested in Johnson about four purchased three other plots and learned that a David Capiyears ago when a local woman nearby. Four Confederate gen- an was registered at his hotel told him the general was buried erals now lay in the gmaveyard but had not arrived. The next at Miles Prairie, Ill., a few and it is a stop on the city his- morning he found out the man was an attorney named David miles north of Alton. torical tour, Wyatt said he secured per- Caplan, whom he didn't know. "It was preti) obscure and not too many people knew about mission from Johnson's three it," he said. He said the grave closest decendants to exhume was neglected and the tomb- Johnson's remains and move stone fractured, them to Nashville, As Wyatt teUsit, Johzvoawas The grave was opened on born in Ohio but settled in Aug. 2. On Monday the body Nashville after the Mexican was shipped home. On Aug. 23, War and became superi.nten- with full honors and "with dent of the Western Military In- much dignity," Ma). Gen. stitute. When the Civil War Bushrod Rust Johnson will be brake out, he fought at Chick- reburied. I ' U ..--.' The government alleges Eurovest didn't have the securities to put up as collateral for of credit. It claims that businessmen were fraudulently induced to pay at least $400,000 in advance fees for promised F i- Be R ii • have been good to the pilot of the 13.29 that dropped the first (Nobody really knows how many people atomic bomb. lie's not proud of were killed. It was wartime and there was the death toll that day In not an accurate count. History book Hiroshima, but he Is proud of estimates range from 70,000 to 100,000 and his role in ushering in the one source reports 200,000.) atomic age. From Yankee Grave 1 Remembered EDITOR'S TORS NOTE- The years Financing S Sa Series Of Frustration Southe rn it.TheIPlane w! Benef it Increase WASHINGTON (AI) - Dis- measure Wednesday and warn- the Congress that we simply million veterans covered by the $35 monthly. The maximum m• 000 authorization for the Na.. O' abled veterans will receive ed Congress the increase, which cannot continue adding to fed. law, urged Congress to hold its creases from $1,454 to $1,628. tional Advisory Committee cost-of-living increases ranging more than doubles amounts cml deficit spending without future spending to the Limi ts he The law also Includes in. Oceans and Atmosphere. WASHINGTON (AP) - Live- for the time being, according to The department's projections t99' up. ALSO OTHER SIZES1 stock trade barriers between the Agriculture Department. were distributed Wednesday by I D IS COUNT C, the United States and Canada, Early last year, Canada Sen. George McGovern 1)-S.D., SCHOOLS.RS the subject of negotiations for banned imports of cattle, beef after the Ford administration YASTtRZHANG( more than a year, are coming and veal which had been ex- had refused to release them for BANKAM(RICARO down. But sonic problems s'All posed to DES, a controversial more than four months. MO, remain, growth hormone which has La.1 week, A.Istant Agriui- I WRITE FOR CATALOG OR SEE AT President Ford announced been shown to cause cancer In lure Secretary Richard I.. Fe)GREEPWAY CERAMI CRAFT °''" Of Wednesday that most meat and laboratory tests. Although a tner testified that the number of livestock trade quotas between DES certification program for GREENWAY Americans eligible for the the two countries are being re US. NURSERY products was worked out stamps Is growing and "it is not moved as of today later, Canada Imposed fuliscale inconcei vable"that it could go 340 Wymore Road The truce will will allow 1id Aii 1!) - . ,. - - ,. -. I DflV44A - , I The allow the free asmgnasnauoite American i 'i" U movement of live cattle, live pressure from nd er Ford. u WINTER PARK, FLA. Q789 population. hogs and pork produc ts be- U$. cat tlemen, retalia ted with twcen Canada and the United quotas on Canadian livestock States. But restrictions on beef and meat last November, retroand veal will remain in effect ac tive to Aug. 12. .i&1L1 niintt Get Hiroshima 4L/ STAN BROCK'S PET KINGDOM MAIN OFFICE OVIEDO OFFICE WINTER PARK oFiCC L0$OW0000,FpCt OPAPIGE CITY OFIiCr CLPiTv PLAZA O FF I CE Jfl W. Fu*t Hr.si SJ'cpp.nq Ctv 17)4 10 alHwylltl SI 14 4)4 ii H.sp IPfl $15 Entttpt110 Read S S•Mir Curry Feld II SANFORD Ft OVIRDO Ft WINTIP PARE Ft IONGWcnfl Fl fl0AW4(,yyp1 VISIT OUR WAREHOUSE STORE (across from Sanford Watch For Our FUN DAY niltip g At Stan Brock o on P. P. 0. the BOX 404 Dog T;.' - ii Lunq-,'oc1) Monday to Fritby, 9 00 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 j - m to 4 00 PHONE m - S.eturdiy, 9 00 1 t to I 00 pm 830-1150 -.-- ---a 0 �C _ - SPORTS Book Tells Sweet Secrets chens for reference and I Won't little details fours, cake desserts, frostings daughters Peggy and Nancy, at 1918 S. Locust Ave., Sanford. have to spend so much time other books don't cover." In the and candies. Women's Editor with She also hasa married son, Bill, section on baking a wedding Mrs. Adams even deals Sugar and spice and all things repeating myself." problems of transporting and a married daughter, nice .. . that's definitely what The book's table of contents cake, for example, she does not the large cakes and covers corn- Brenda, who is in the the U. S. Vivian Adams Is all about. explains the range of subject give cake recipes nor teach how dos and don'ts Mr Force. And now the Sanford cake matter it covers: rnsrzipan to decorate a wedding cake, but prehe naively the recepdecorating instructor is sharing candy hand moulded); mints rather teaches the method of of catering a wedding ______________ checklist of -.7 - ______ her sweet secrets through her iwedding and assorted); baking and assembling the lion. With her necessary items on hand, Th e types of pans to use, recently published book, moulded chocolate candies: cake. NSM TA NTPRINTED 7 'Specialties from the Cake candy Easter eggs; panorama scaling size of cake to size of everythingshouldrunwithOuta OPY SERVICE Box.' The title refers to Mrs. sugar eggs; sugar houses wedding party and other such hitch. theme); let's make practical tips are detailed. book Is written In a clear, Adams' small cake decorating i Christmas easy-to-follow style, with every supplies shop, The Cake Box, a wedding cake; reception "I learned by trial and error, 100 there were no Looks small step in a process located on South Sanford hints; and miscellaneous candy because COPIES Avenue Sanford. Much of the recipes. which told everything mine carefully explained. it is inthe terspersed with helpful line content of the book evolved does — certainly not at The recipes in the book, Mrs. while Mrs. Adams was Adams explained, have been price," Mrs. Adams corn. illustrations by Carolyn p 3.2 5 Johnso n . preparing material for her cake thpJ to Florida's hot and inented. decorating classes at Seminole humid climate, but may be used FREE PICK-UP The book, printed by the While "Specialties" is not a Community College. effectively in other locales, & DELIVERY recipe book, Mrs. Adams does Aiken Print Shop in Sanford, is "I used to have a private Cake Box ard The She describes her bright pink, include a few suggestions for available at wedding catering business; I soft cover book as a "trade ok bo party sandwiches, punch, petit at Waldon Book Store in the "Picked Up One Day P' gave that up when I opened my Alt.amonte Mall, Mrs. AdauLs Delivered The Next" " decorating supplies shop and re po rts sales are pleasing, and QUALITY HOUSE started teaching at SCC," said the book is proving it popular PR INTE RS, I NC. Mrs. Adams. I found both at the i(t item. 321-0681 shop and the college, I would lives with ther Mrs. Adams spend tw)urs telling people how — ?u iand, John and tw to go about (-atL'ring their m;;,, Thursday, Aug. 7, 1975 -8A Vi ian Adams displa) s recently published book on cake and canil) specialties. (herald Photo by Bill wedding. Now they can buy th is Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vincent hook and have it in their kit By JEAN l'AlTFSON The WOMEN Moliv Moo Teaches Chlsldren Nutt i"ti'fon Tke V&ge,%P 112w o If you're having trouble publication from the Depart. Introduce your children to tells and helps light off disease ogurt, and the nutrients they the role o f the farmer in sup. teaching your children the ment of Agriculture, that can Fred the Horse Who Likes And, Gussie Goose will tell supply. They'll learn how the plying food for the dthner table. Importance of eating a teach your children about Bread. He'll teach them how children about the fruits and calcium in milk builds strong For instance, kids may be balanced diet, maybe you could nutrition. The animals are breads and cereals, such as vegetables which supply teeth and bones and also surprised to learn that the featured in four booklets which use some he lp from a horse, a affec ts the working of the heart, average American eats a bout rice, oats and pasta, supply the minerals and vit.amins, such :tmb, a cow and a goose. Fred use games and stories to in- carbohydrates which are t he vitamins A and C. muscles, nd nerves. The 500 pounds of fruit and troduce kids to the four basic vegetables each a)c r. That X Horse Who Likes Bread, food groupS. The booklets are main so ur ce of energy for their Molly Moo Is, of course, a protein in dairy products helps mea ns that a farmer must grow larv Mutton, Molly Moo and available free from Co umer bodies. Mar)- Mutton, in her dairy cow. She'll teach children the body grow and also helps ns i.OIIfldS of fruits and ussie Goose are the animals it I Information, Dept. 41, Pueblo, booklet, discusses the way the about miiilk and other dairy light infections, vegetables every year for each F 1 fr ,i rr:it] protein supplied by meat builds products, such as cheese and Children will also learn about average family of four. Is Moving To 2923 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford CLOSED r . _____ A ,..,,1,.. .4 - • : - , - •• 4 ' 4 j . !':: Mere than 100 secondary vironental m factors to be school students from Florida discussed and demonstrated and Georgia are expected at will be representatives from the Florida Technological FTU faculty, Shell Oil, NASA. University Aug. 10-13 for the Florida Power Corporation, second annual youth en- Florida Audubon Society and vironmental conference Orlando Utilities Commission. SEEK '75 sponsored jointly Co-directors of this year's by the Florida Federation of conference are Dr. Vousef A. Garden Clubs and Shell Oil Vousef, director of FlU's Company. Environmental Systems SEEK (Save the Earth's Engineering Institute, and Dr. Environment through Ronald L. Phillips, associate Knowledge) aims to provide an professor of electrical overview of energy-related engineering at Flu. subjects through practical demonstration that afford The students will be studtnts a chance to learn by welcotu ! in the campus by Dr. doing. Included will be C.B. Gumbreli, Flu vice laboratory demonstrations of president for Academic Aftaua, FTU solar energy collectors who will be followed by Mrs. that have been develoi.ed by Vernon I.. Connor, of Mt. Dora, university engineers, president of the National On hand to explain the Council of State Garden Clubs variety of energy and en- with the keynote address. II Dear One ... I - - u ta t i on ...,,.,.. i.. '_% - - pl( P ' iI• q ., ' "I'' /' • $II. "I don't feel I gave it away. tough Firestone course, scene -- - - / - , - coming" for some time And asked if he ailticipated any UAI.E IRWIN changes under McMillan, he said: "Well, there's a different man managing. Sure, things will be different ... different in a very positive way. "It's a great thing for Mac," he added. The squat, 50-year-old Berra AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Hale Irwin could seize the Is only the second manager to 1975 golf tour's money-winning lead this week. win pennants in both major But that conquest was not uppermost in the leagues. But this year, after 3'i former University of Colorado football star's mind years as the Mets' manager, belore he tied off today in the 57th PGA National figure thL year. Irwin, in the midst of his best of eight tour years, isn't even sure he would alter the remainder of his 1975 schedule to pursue the money laurels. "I will have to see what's happening around me. Beff a had guided New York no- Chainpionship at Firestone Country Club. But I'l; probably play only two more times. Possibly PGATit e Over Money I where. After ending a fivegame "I'd rather win this tournament than have the this night necesasary" losing streak Wednesday night money lead. If you win enough of the Big Four in which they had gone through events, the That was the incongruity of money title will follow," said the 30Yogi Berra. On the field, his • 25 scoreless innings, the Me ts year-old ld Missourian. I ta lent made him a hero; off the \. ,; still were mired 81 games / Of co urse, his first PG victory would accomplish field, his sli ps of the tongue be hind t he Pittsburgh Pirates I made him a legend. In the National League East. both feats since a minimum $45,000 first -prize / ! Yogi's job apparently had money is at slake. Irwin's second -p lace total of What made that night in St. \/ Louis necessary was his gen. been in jeopardy since last seaS $188,352 is just $15,000 shy of Jack Nick! - us' leading son, when the club wound up in ulne greatness as a ballplayer; I fifth place. "This whole thing is what makes this reminiscence YOGI BERRA to a degree a hangover from necessary is his uncertain abillty as a manager. Mets' winning the pennant with last yew," said Mets chairman As a ballplayer, he was a hail bard) a .500 record. His back. of the board, M. Donald Grant. Second baseman Felix Millan of Famer; as a manager, he's era say nine other NI.. managers w a s the most outspoken in his been tired twice. didn't win the pennant and The latest dismissal came Berra was only the second m an support of Berra. "Uk. I've By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday for this dumpy. in history to manage pennant told everyone," he said, "it's Quick Call a locksmith' ad to see Yogi gone. I guess it's Kansas City and Baltimore are looking man who pull ed himself winners in both major leagues. by his spiked shoes all the way The Mets fini shed fifth in 1974 a matter of opinion. Yogi was beatin' on the doors, ope ninm up 4 from the Ita lian ghetto of St. and were in t hird place, 9L good to me. I liked Yogi, lie was wha t used to be called a couple Louis to Cooperstown. the front-running wonderful to me and to of locked-up pennant races. games behind ago, Just a few days Oak. Berra took over the Mets 3 Pirates Wednesday when the everybody. "I hope Roy does a good job land's three-time world chain. years ago after Gil Hodges died axe fell on Berra, of a heart attack in spring But there will probably be a now, and I'm glad he came pion A's were supposedly run_____ . • - '•!j Why such consistency? "First of all, I'm playing better," replied Irwin, flashing a big smile. "1 made a very slight adjustment in my swing. That helped. But a lot of it comes under the heading of experience, maturity, conridence." three, possibly four," said the 1974 U.S. Open champion Wednesday. There are nine tournaments left, if he should fail to win another dime, his 1975 earnings will be more than $25,000 ahead of his best season 1974. Irwin has won twice Atlantic Classic and Western Open and finished in the top ten in 12 of his 19 tournaments, .' •. Weiskopf, now 32, turned pro After all, Gene Littler had to of two previous PGAs as well as in 196-4. Then followed an erratsink a hole-in-one to win it. I the American Golf Classic and Ic, unpredictable period didn't play a loose shot, Maybe World Series, It is a 7,180-yard spurts of brilliance and occait was for the best. If I had won test of brute strength playing to sional blowups until 1973 there, I might not be as keen a par 70. when he won four U.S. tour here. events, the British Open, South "This is the PGA, a major. I "There is nothing subtle African and World Series and would really like to win it." about this course," Weiskopf became Pro Golfer of the Year, - • ' / Irwin ranked as one of the favorites over Firestone's 7,180 yards because 'of his straight driving and long-iron accuracy. Still, he did not know what to expect From his game. "1 don't worry about it until the tournament sta rts. I do know one thing: You've got to p la y from the short grass. You must hit yovr drives straight. And you have to hit them a long way to have a shot at these greens," said Irwin. - . .- COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Weddings Parties Funerals Etc. - training. The Mets floundered job for Berra, maybe in Nei~ from our organization." . - - .. !xotic Tropical Potted Plants and Flowers .• ning away from Ka=is City • - • ..' '' , • . Wedding Consultant WE DELIVER MASTER CHARGE 410, - 1974 Mets 71 Mets Totals 56 1975 391 91 .439 53 .514 359 .521 Fifth homers, and he appeared in 14 schedule games to scramble- only darnaging one a too-late World Series with the Yanks all-the-way days. two-run homer by Joe Ruth Third - - ______ S .' " - McMillan said he felt his and the rest of the American -•________ in 1972 with a third-place finish York with the Yankees under of co ntinui ng as man. League We't with a 10-game and were in trouble in 1973, until his old friend and roommate chances _______ a hot September carried them Billy Martin, who was asked ager next year were as good as lead. Likewise, th e Boston Red Sox to the National League flag wi th Wednesday if he would Ike anyone's. "Tha t's w hat I was an 83-79 record. Berra on his learn. "I sure tod," he said. "Of course, I as- owned an imposing 9z.game sume a lot would depend on the bulge over Baltimore in the to Berm's critics point the would," he said, next two months." East and seemed ready to run Berra, who signed with the away with the division title. Yogi Berra's Record As Manager New York Yankees in 1943 and Today, though, those socalled played 17 years with the team, runaways have been slowed to a 99 63 .611 First came out of retirement in 1965 crawl and both the Royals and 1964 Yankees (;ttvlA)RI) I'uuty 83 73 .532 Third to become a player-coach with Orioles are putting on charges 1972 Mets Mets. He had a lifetime that could change the rest of the night by Gaylord Perry, who 82 79 .509 First the 1973 Mets batting average of .285 with 358 season from play-out-the- gave up just seven hits the _____ Corsages in to a 5-2 victory over the A's. That, coupled with Kansas City's 4-3 triumph over Mmnesot.a compliments of Tony Solaita's threerun homer that cai.ped a four-run fourth inning slashed Oakland's lead over the Royals to 61 2 games. Boston, coming off two straight losses to Baltimore, ______ seem on . verge of taking it on the chin again in Milwaukee, trailing 2-1 in the ninth inning. But a four-run outburst capped by Jim Rice's two-rim single made the Red Sex 5-2 winners. Nevertheless they still saw their lead over Baltimore trimmed to seven games. The Orioles jumped all over Detroit, sweeping a twi-night doubleheader 4-2 and 8-2, extending the Tigers' losing streak to 11 games. Mayberry's double, then George Brett walked and SiIaita be lted his 11th homer. Red So' 5, Brewers 2 Rick Burleson' double arid Denny Doyle's single gave the Red Sex an eighth-inning run, their first in 18 innings, before they went to town in the ninth, Cecil Cooper's double and Rico Petrocelli's single tled it and, ,. • . . - -. ____ () TONY SOLAITA Royals 4. Twins 3 Kansas City overhauled the after Rick Burleson singled, Dwight Evans walked to load the bases and Doug Griffin put Boston a head with a single to left. Rice's single to right rapped the burst. Orioles 4-8, Tigers 2-2 Lee May doubled for a run and scored on Jim Northrup's single ma decisive two-run first inning that gave Baltimore its first-game victory, then Don ila)'lor had two singles, a In the other two AL games, N-ins afterMinnesota had built double and a triple, stole three Cleveland beat New York 5-3 a 3-0 in the first two innings, bases, scored ts:o runs and and the Texas Hangers rode and Chicago bombed California Amos Otis walked with two out iContinued On Page 2-B) I)ave Moctes' three runs batted 11-1. in the fourth and scored on John - and was on 10 world champIon. ship teams, both records, Oakland's potent bats were all but muffled Wednesday OPEN DAILY 9a.m..6 P.M. 2397 French Ave. PH 323.7150 Perez: No Butts* Yes To Return Go flif lifift ma;drobi _______ sport. I've accomplished everything I set out 'o do," Perez' invitation to Vincent was a turnabout from his statement after the fight that he didn't think Vincent deserved a return bout. By Rl('K I'ANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer DOWNTOWN SANFORD - on or off campus I Seaver, said he "twol felt it $20 l ookina- / 14 0S, oya ls Tig ten AL Races Abby . ____ - • . Fresh Arrangements Printed Material ToBraille .. - ' - 1rw*n P ______ . , *Hanging Baskets Free classes designed to the north entrance to the Mall. Bilta Hobbs of McClemmy Is one of the many students In the McClenny Art Group exhibiting at the teach the sighted to transcribe ANIMAL ARTIST The first class of instruction DeBary Hall during the month of August. Outstanding among her animal portraits are her paintings printed material into Braille will be held on Sept. 9 at 10 SHOWS IN DEBARY of her family persian cat, her collie and a bob cat cub. The exhibition is open to the public daily will be held again thIs year by o'clock at Audubon Elementary ëept Mondays at no charge. (Herald Photo by Fann.tte F4wards) the Crange County liralilists, School, Room 6, 1500 Falcon Inc. TUS is a volunteer, non- Dr., Orlando. Classes will be profil organization and all held there once a week from interested persons are invited September through May, and to participate in this worthwhile will be about 1.1, hours In B m ( S l R f i eld of service. There is no fee length. p for instruction and no previous routine. He still thinks special training is required. DEAR ABBY: I was invited Anyone unable to attend the regular material are to a house party last Saturday fur. orientation meeting may tie can make It in show Rooks and nished without cost, given by a young woman who inquire or register prior to the busi ness. An orientation works wi th me. (I'm a 23-year. and first class by calling Mrs. Eric How can a mother refuse her regis tr old divorcee. ation meeting for the Lilner, 1850 Whitehall Dr., son' I love Win so much. lie class will be tiled on Sept. 2, at Winter Park, or by writing the A rather good-looking guy never married. What am I to introdeced himself and said, 4 ' 12:30 at The Fa'iJon Square instructor, Mrs. C. V. Edwards, "Another fellow and I have a MOTHER LOVE Community Room, which is 7617Avonwood Ci., Orlando Fl., By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN most easily reacheday entering 32810. bet on. He says you're wearing fabies, and I say t)E/ilt MOTHER: Don't send you're not. If you prove it tome, like it was. Do you think what I under the G.I. bill, but his big Mel another penny! He the $20 15 YW'. did was so terrible? It was for a dream was getting into show proba bl y never stuck with a job It so happens that I am good cause. business. (He is a good bceau.se he knew he didn't have 4, and 1 don't need fables, so I MISS JUIXEI) musician but not good enough to to Mother would support him. said, "You win." Then I took all Tell him that you are all tapped [)FAR MISS: Face it., dear. work the big time, which is Win into the bedr out. he will settle for.) buttoned ;miy blo use just far You sold a quirk peek for $20 Not e eryone can do what he great eaough to prove it and gave him a foolish gambit for a young i have lost track of all the Ivants to do for a living, in woman who values her money Mel has cost inc. It which a quick look. (OSC he does what he reputation, seems like all I do is draw ('A He collected the $20 from t l i s fall... At 50, et' time Mel friend and gave it to me. I told DEAR ABBY: When does a money out of the bank for him, became a man. And at 77, him I was going to put It in the mother say no? I am 77, have My income is only $oa month, earned a resi poor box at church the next worked in fact-on's for 44 years and I am eating tki my nest egg. morning, which is exactly what and have raised three sons DEAR ABBY: I read the My other sons tell me I am a I did. alone after an early divorce, fool and that Mel can work if he letter writkn by the lady who Wearing in Mimnii:i' 0 Wu 1i n,pr th. 'Iti:, fJ nit' firs. (i.t, 'f1't 'I'L t------ t •t - . w:. tII 1A I1it4,i ..h.. e - AKRON, Ohio (All) Tom said. "It is blast, blast, blast. Weiskopf shrugged off the gal-. "This is the PGA, a You just get out there and slug. hog memory of his $50,000 disThat's the reason I think you appointment at Westchester major. I would really canllmittherealcontendersto and put himself high today on like to win it." a handful. ___ the list of half -dozen men no Tom Weiskopf "Nicklaus, of course. Lee more he thinks capable of ________________________________ Trevino because he dr ives so winning the PGA golf crown. straight. Johnny Miller, "1 have forgotten the tournaThe 6400t-3 Weiskopf, who streaky but tremendous. Arnold ment last week. It is over. It is only a week earlier had beaten Palmer, still as good a driver as final. You can't let a Wing like Jack Nicklaus in a playoff for there is in golf. And Hale Irwin, that bug you," said the tern- the Canadian Open, is one of the with those good long irons and perarnental stylist who blew a strong advance favorites in the playing very confidently." seven-stroke halfway lead last field of 38 touring and teaching And, it goes without saying — weekend in one of the world's pros who tee off in their taInll)Tom Weiskopf. richest events, event today over the long and ____ ' - I• I, Yogi Berra-From Stardom To Obscurity ' - *11w e ls P A SEEK Conference Learn To Transcribe From ux o Come See Us - " - he Mon., Aug. 11 Energy Is Studied -- . OPEN At New Address At NEW.YORK (Al') Roy team meeting before Wednes- what he expected," Torre said. McMillan, new manager of the day night's 9.6 victory over the "He asked us not to do anything New York Mets, will make his Montreal Expos. different, just win ball games." presence felt in the clubhouse, "Yogi was a little closer to McMillan, 46, has been with if not in the headlines, the players," said Mets third the Mets as a coach under BceMcMillan, a nondescript sec. baseman Joe Torre, "but Roy ra since 1973 after managing ond-stringer in the managerial lets everyone know just who the the Mets farm team in Visalia, ranks until he was named to re- manager is. Calif. place the fired Yogi Berra, laid "We had a team meeting be. "It's hard to say what I it on the line to his players in a lore the game, and he told us think," said outfielder Gene Clines, acquired in preseason from Pittsburgh. "It's my first year here. For most guys, it takes time to form an opinion. "But one thing," dines ad. (kit, 'there dRL'l't sceui to he any communication between the players and Yogi. Maybe when he benched a guy, he should have taken him aside and had a little chat." The Mets' star pitcher, Tom one of their own. They came to pay tribute and they came to be entertained. They weren't disappointed. Their man trudged up to t microphone in his shuffling, sad-sack gait and said: "1 want to thank all the baseball fans and everyone else who made Fri. & Sat. Aug. 8 & 9 Weiskopf Shrugs Off Westchester BlowuP A~ - night in St. Lows they poured into old Busch Sta di um to honor ' • Thursday, Aug. 7,1 9 75--1 B Roy McMillan Makes <2 His Presence Known NEW YORK (APp (the former U.S. Bank Bldg.) - .7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. it tells all the -.0^ . -4, .1, Laura and Mom have selected this charming Kate Greenaway nylon knit print for Back-to. School. The eI,aitlzed waist and Peter Pan collar .sre most be coming to our petite model. Laura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wit. 11am (Bud) Layer of Victor Perez today denied charges by Joey Vincent that he butted Vincent to set up the fourth round punch that knocked Vincent cold Tuesday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Perez also said that he would meet Vincent again if the Orlando fighter wants a rematch. "We watched films of the fight and there was no butting r \$ - - lle fourth round knockout of Vincent came before a record Orlando Sports Stadium crowd of 3,289 fans. Vincent was out cold on the canvas for five minutes after taking a vicious Perez combination. The seemingly. easy knockout iiioved Perez record to 25-22.2 ' - It's One Big Laugh As Reds Roar Toward N L West Crown By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Cincinnati Reds are laughing all the way to the Na- - . SPARKY ANDERSON The Reds' victory, coupled with a Dodger loss, moved Cincinnati to a mountainous 161/2 game lead the biggest of the season for the charging Red Machine. tional IA,ague West pennant. "We're using all our players these (lays — it keeps everyone happ)-," said Manager Sparky Anderson after his muscled Louis Cardinals trimmed the loin House and singled to right ltetis walloped the Sari Fran Pit tsbu rgh Pirates 4-2 and th e for the go-ahead run, ...i_.._.i._.. I'___,.. l. ..'''" "i'""" "v" I ?IIL Ii, i'..lpQS U 1(IUiI). NIH IJIClC raures turned OBCK One of those Sunshine Boys the llouston Astros 6-1. The Del tlnser's three-run double that Anderson used against San Chicago-Philadelphia game highlighted a seven-run sixth Francisco was Darrel Chaney. was rained out, inning and powered New York Subbing for Dave Concepcion at Chancy knocked in three runs over Montreal in Roy shortstop, Chaney collected with two doubles and a single Mc'Millan's ivanagerial debut. three of the Reds' 20 hits and and ('esar Geronrnio belted a The Epos scored two runs in - ,.__1___ __ i_ _I_ '____ League Eastern Division leaders before running into trouble in the eighth inning, when the Pirates scored their only run. Padres 6, Astros 1 I.elt-hander Handy Jone pitched a two-hitter and posted tims 15th victory as San Diego defeated Houston. Jones, 15-6, a .4IIit' iuser l t year, 10511115 bid for his seventh shutout of the year in the third when Bob Watson led off with a triple and scored on Cliff Johnson's infield out. ,_____,___._ as �28-E v ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I M1111 Thursday, Aug. 7,973 ______________________ nv Tt:4r n'ie-cz c21 w • 1 ' flDPAADfl . F wu • • • • w U Ion FfIi M n;nr U RricriIiivII Baseball I 1 ") a Leaders American League East W L Pct. GB floston 67 ii Baltimore 59 ¶0 Sit 7 New York Si ¶3 511 9' Milwaukee 53 59 173 ii', I I by N iegal .. . otice BEETLE BAILEY Mon Walker IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT C THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA A( IJfl IIUI?tAñSA COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NATIONAL STANDARD LIFE CIVIL ACTION P40. ;s.13U.CA09D INSURANCE COMPANY, a Florida FEDERAL NATIONAL MR TGAGE ASSOCIATION. cOrporation, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, - Icen Notice I U UU __ WWV L egal Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I rf1Qa(Jtdlrlt)Ulflr%Sat9I? hwy. 43 Alt a monte Springs 37701, Seminole County, Fiorda under the fictitious American Lea gue - IT LI ' 0r4.' U IT.' lNP Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TAE IT F tle, - --, 0 - (7-A West 8.7 OOP by Dove Grou. T14T YS Ji—_..,/ MOW ABOUT CHICKEN Gar )LDS LIKE / WELL, )OUR "T'I4'EE AWX'l', P.,t.i!,,/ WE'RE jtji' ( W40 ) BEEE :HIC`kF_N 1 1 ELSIE - ,, ou 1i DO MAV'E1, lt..___.L North-South vulnerable cT 'THAi'? North East West 6" '', I East - V •'!-\ 7 £JI083 £75 VKQ6 V 9542 65 • 7432 A J 986 A 1073 South £Q9 v .i 108 7 A Q .i A K 42 ; " ~I % `% ,e :::-.~ ,- — a North ID) 4 A K 6 42 A3 K 1098 AQ5 40 ( _~_ 1 I Ninersota t Detroit. In) Texas at Milwaukee. () Baltimore at Chicago. In) Pew York at California. in) Pc,'on at Oakland in) Unknown Shows Brash written ielenses. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Depvty CIek Publish Aug 7. 11. ii ?M 1975 ,r, r Title by Art Sgnsom MJcTER, CJMr1 RE MAD coP ' r M1 ViJt5I,_,./ KIDDO [ ______ . 1k) VU LP? _______ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO LEE E RUSE P P Plo I. IIoi 770 Valparaiso. Indiana 14313 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dissolution of marriagehasbern tiled against you, ,ind the short title is IN RE. THE NJ __ Charles Gray, of Gray, Adams, DED 31 Harris & Robinson. PA, plaintiff's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR attorneys, whoSe address is 101 F Style In Battle For National Leagu. National League Robinson $treetpO 3W. Orlando. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. MARRIAGE OF PA'RICIA SUE East BATTING FIori,'4 37807. on or b1ore the 171h FLCRIDA (775 at bats)RUSE, Wife, and LEE C RUSE, W L Pct. 01 Madlock. Chi, 350; TSimmons, KALAMAZOO, Mich, (Al') — Hoeston, Tex., 7.6, 6-2, in the ousted Glenn Petrovic of Pacif- day of September, 1975, and file the PROBATE DVISION Husband, arid these presents It, Pitt%bta'gh 66 15 595 StL. 339: Watson. Htfl, original with the Clerk of this Court CASE NO. PR.73I91.CP command you to appear and file Nial Brash, an unheralded third round. Brash will play No. ic Palisades, Calif., 6-I, 6-2. Philphia 67 49 559 i either befc service on plaintiff's Estate of Sa a U ill en Pqh, ,377 your Answer or Other defense or Si $3 .5 18 I', 0 Parker. F'. 376. player from Palo Alto, Calif., 13-seed Erick Iskesky, of New York attorneys or immediately BEATRICE L. K. WAYMIRE. 4k pteadhng with the CterkoftfteClrcut In the four th r ou nd WednesSt ¶7 51 514 9 iUs PUNS-Cash, Phi, 67: Lope's, thereafter, otherwise a drfault will BEATRICE LEE WAYMIRE has swept into the fourth round Hossford, Ohio, Thursday in the Court, Seminole County. Florida Chicago IA, 16 Morgan, Cm, 71; 5 1 6i 153 1S' NOTICE TO CREDITORS day in be CfltCred ,ui'insl you for the relief the 16-and-under class, sce a copy thereof on Petitioner's Rose, of the U.S. Tennis Association's round of 16. .ontmeal ','. 17 61 435 11½ Cm, 73, Griffey, Con. 6$ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ,tfc,t-ney. Roger I. Berry of BERRY In the complaint top-seeded John McEriroe of demanded West Boys 16-18 Championships here RUNS BATTED Howard Schoenfield of IN-Lu WITNESS my hand and seal 01 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST & FULLER. P0 Drawer 0. San Cinr'n'?I 11 3$ Ml Zunskl. Phi, 90; Bench, Clii, I?; this Court on August 5th, 1975 SAID ESTATE: Beverly hills. Calif., the Douglaston, N.Y., defeated ford, Florida 37111 on or before the 105 Angeles SR 55 513 161-, Watson, Mtn. 77: Staub, NY, 77 Brash had no ranking last Seal) You and each of you are hereby 19th day of August. 1975. or other to John Corse of Atlanta, Ga., 6-3, favorite in tilt! 18s, scrambled S Francisco 5 57 191 19 T,$lmr,,on, 5tL, 7 notified and Arthur H Beckwith, recuired to file any WISC a default will be entered weekend when he took th e 186-3, while No. 2 seed Eliot Sari Diego 53 59 173 71 eliminate HITS-Rose, Clii. 157; Gar Cler k of the Circuit Court claims and demands which you, or ag ainst you 11 6, 617, 3 17 By Oswald & James Jacoby THE BORN LOSER ,. to an easement over the North 20 feet for road. has been filed against you and you are reQuir ed to serve a copy cit your .1' .., I - . ,) $AL. AN I A "Di$A5TE 1 Atlanta Houston Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 17, San FranCISCO S 134 DOUBLES-Rose. Ciii, Brian Mitchell of Teltscher of Palos Verdes, CaColumbia , Mo., 1-6, 6-2, 6-3, in hf., beat Mark Freedman of Ohio. And the dark-haired Call: the third rourvi. Second-seeded Jai DiLoule of 36; fornlan is not seeded In Bench, Ciii. 35; Grubb. SD. 30. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pod. Milian, NY. 77: Cash, PhI, 77: USIA tourney I.archmont, Dallas dropped Jeffrey Wit- this week. N .Y ..&- 6- either of you, may have against said By' Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 7. ii, , , DEQ)) Larry Gottfried, third-ranked Division. in the Sweep their Francisco at Pittbi,ngh at Houston. (n) by, Clii, I 1, 667, 1 4 SPORTS IN BRIEF Alan King, Arthur Ashe, Set For ATP Awards Banquet DALLASAP) - The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) will hold its first annual awards banquet here Sept, 8, executive director Jack Kramer said Wednesday. '(be $50-a-plate, black-tie dinner at the Fairmont Hotel will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, he said. Comedian Alan King will serve as master of ceremonies and Arthur Ashe, current ATP president, wlljbehost. Spurs Appoint Baldwin DENVER iAPi - The Denver Spurs of the World Hockey Association announced the appointment Wed. r*sda' iii a PubliC relations director and marketing representative Jake f3ldwiI,.l9, national program and public re latj,, dir ect.or of the U.S. Ski Associ.atltn since 1973, was named public relations irector. Ted Thaxter, 2, a former ti,d es &a1i.uiun here was named marketing represettative for prqram siIi5 and ticket sales, tate Pete To Enter Hall Of Fttme NEW e fifth, three Moses YORK (AP) — Brazilian soccer supervar Pelt, will be officiall' inducted into the Black Athleti'.i Hall 01 Fame at half-time ceremonies durin g th e New England (AP) n Bac— k ' S ure Road Thi - - - - s w - w Donna Young was hot on the trail of a golf title worth $11,000 today and was carefully watching her rib cage. "I burst it playing a silly little wedge shot two tulontha ago," said the 30year-old professional from Los Angeles after shooting a sL'-under-par 68 to lead the field In the European Women's Open. "For four weeks I couldn't play any golf at ill," Mrs. Ycung said. 'It wasn'tuntillitstweekthatl got back to playing I)))' strokes properly. "Even now I take 20 or itiore practice swings and I can feel it grinding a little. When it stops grinding, I start hitting balls." Mrs. You ng played a strange round over Sunningdale's 6,174-yard, par 36-38-74 course. She shot an eagle, nine birdies, three pars and five bogeys. Mrs. Younu, said the suf m0'e was diagnosed as a torn muscle, After 14 Months Joh — r A rt hur H Reek with. Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By: Martha I VihIen De puty Clerk CENO P DIKEOU Baldwin & Dikeou 500 F Highway 136. Suite 20 Caselberr'1, Florida 32107 17 (CE TA) of 1973, Title II, will be S: James P Murphy apportioned as follows: Robert E. Hoiford Prime Sponsor' Seminole County. Publith July 71. 31. Aug 7. 11. 1975 Board of County Commissioners DE 179 Name ofHi,hetl Elected Of f icial ____________________________ 1`40ticP is heme'y given that we Art Population 131.111 engaged inbuShflcSS at Pt 1 P0N3LS. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Total IndividuallToBeServed ii Seminole County, Florida Publish: July 31. Aug 7. Ii, 71. 1915 Maitland, Total Individuals to Terminate under the fictitious name of R&R OEP 179 Pram 77 —_ TREE SERVICE, ,'ind that we in Øj( of Grant July I. 197S tend to register Said name with the thru June 30. 1974 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semunoie LEGAL NOTICE TO County, Florida In accordance with Significant Segments to be Sen PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Pursuant to Chapter 7319 Law's of the provlskwii of the Fictitious 6 — Female Head of Housiholdi Florida, commonly known as the Name Statutes. To Wit' Sec tion Blac ks Consultants Competitive $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. 17 Veterans tiaaaiitila. 1'.. - O,w.I.. ftIi' ,,.,,, St Co. nw ,,J,y 2 -- Over 53 Raymond''"' Fost er Casselberry herewith' publicly i Ei Offenders announces that it will need the Publish: Aug. 7, 11. 21, 76. 1915 1 DEO 76 SViCCS of profet'..Ional engineers ii-- Economically disadvantaged for theimplementatirinof Ordinance BREAKDOWN OF FUNDSisO (bond ordunance and for a ..0 ,,u, - •_ ''' wrsm 6tkV/(6 /3 IJ - IL YA ' 1 SCHOOL LEARN Y DOIN L ,,,, FOLLR ME' OKAY. I'M fl4' I4OuSEWIFE.. SELL ME.' .__.- "L!I ER.... t.6,y, M.A.LAM! P,44Y I GJL.P.-. ...) -'' ' sALtM,J - - - - 'r, ~ "I -' ' I e4 4 4 -- mni' tri ij h',t'A I',J,, ,,',,.fI', ,...t.....,. ft-.... t ..1111-1.1" .... -. the aforesaid Circuit Court, will at 11 00 A M on August 16th. 1913, offer ton sate and sell to Inc highest and ______ a,*lh.dA.i .. .- - jfIji/ >a.. MCI.. 77 .'M Ju CALL Jj. -'1i HBrT ;J w 4 F LL ,::, ~d #1W ( H , ; ____ ___________________ Garry Trudeau AQ5 )W A7X'dW,' /tE4RD 71 479 -/iJ 4'fT flJE1' IT (ps(qm *417 W SWAM t/-01W? AP- - r-— IF x' CiT 711$ - C'fJ 64f 0 A 1L ms R6 1W W 4PW4 . 7M.44 f47F5! / __ I - - - T ,1 I by T. K. Ryan LOOKY LLICKL HOW MANY PA YA PIN GONE-10"L 6LJY?1 1 -4 TUMBLEWEEDS HAYS e ALL OF Y(JlJDr — Z45!N0" TlELffr E '"4LL '4 FORThi1 cur -. , r YGIJFj $LJTO,iJE 5i14 ( ________ I BLONDIE let,....a . 111, Jim ~ & -0 to I L PRISCILLA'S POP A ç 1P 'LF A ;II1 - "1 by Al Vermeer A-I, 1 11 E 0 -• i JLS1' RE-AD THE DICTIQNAR', COVER TO ' ( HOW 111111111111111111111111111111 11 - ~ I .. - WINTHROP fJJ I •i''' ONCE oLJ KNOW FA :CH ________________ ______ ( r I BROUGHT PRESEQ',ERSTO ALONG , TAKE I . . - -97 -T lVNO ) SE NSE 7 ONE IS GOu'iG TOI'ALLINTO Tt( WATER.' /SEE.' i TOL D You ! YOU (BETTER TAKE ONE ' 4NYW4YFç. J NEVER fl\,. CA TELL! -I , \ I I .'. ••,•_S 6t . . ^, 11 ) zo~ iCe ..~ - - by Bob Montana r -ro CTHfl--R..- lit - -T 4*~, ARCHIE AND L'M LJR 'fl.-AT ' 4 . _____________________________ . '., ) 1 ' I THIS IS KVN WALI<R, TIMMY. HEL)UT MOVED ON 'THC- BXCJ<... ___________________ I WORDY - ''----!!./ 0 ______________________________ , d \' __ ___ ___ 'P IN I \ \_ . ' iT (A \ tWA5 IT - LJ ' W '! 1 _____ - _____ C "i'W ""','.._ C2________ S Si .1 N _,•,•,,,a N01 (...Orl. BLAZE IF ANYTHINCi 50LJ1..J() \ HAPPENED TO HER rLI. NEVER 4' 5NCE IE-"rf . s,'...;r. ' LI.S5AI.., WHERE ' Tc' KEITH JOSEPH WATTERS NOTICE OF SJIT TO VIRGINIA t14N CLN)IFF. Pt 9 floe 759 w1le tie i ifac If i I res,I *11(,, Is unit nown It i 'ho purpose of this litlo to L.'.IWtUIl H-h'l.HERE, ARE,JL5Y4 by Howie Schneider Ajr provide unemployed and un, You will piease take' notice that deremploy ed persons with tran Crossville, Tennessee ttlera has been filed ,,ndjsPending in sitlonal employment in lobs the Circuit 3$555 Court In and for Seminole rroyid; ne'e'ded public services in YOU APE Hi P FRY NO TIF lED Cou Ftorlda, an 4ctn brought ar.:,s of 5uhtl*nt,l nniI ___ ____ - __ . I (' I ç: P q tJ/\ 4' -_ ____ IC _____ ? - , __ RAVE. A K.11i6t.i &.EM)ATrfltt -, - I 1`1 - CAPTAIN EASY 1 •i,ui: tv1LF LAIWr I. CNJ'T KEEP J'JlMC, AXO 0s4JUJ6 'tExJ 4,t'T c1' Y 411 ;11 T \ / ) f lT'5 T1M. 1. St€.t P&x 2 011€ R H - i 16 _____ m Cr Q_P_ r ____ _______ it: 0 AI ' Rq TO "(1i( ll`tp/ I J1579AI5 &A5 £F Af fam L. /4 /j47J5 )W _________Kk;-_1- 11-' - if -- J0) is "ure he'll ht tin :lc beRico Ca'; lal - thiee.run 1crv seascn's end, bIt by the homer for C1es'.Jand In the sixth time he pi3e3, the Dodgers but the g differerce 5) - ' PACK .' *. LI'L.LIOTSA - --- f' A&A,1N7 - 'rt.)LJ... TJI ~ ...IN THIS r'EAUTIFt.JL e'Wusi.4.,. - last Marchattheroup's anual banquet in Las Vegas, but was unable to attend due to bILsin'ss cOr?unittTlWrts. Pek cos U44th peraon Induct ed In to the Hall. Joe Frazier, former world heavyweight boxing champion, . -i "Mind what I said, Junior! Don't go around stepping in potato salad with your n e w shoes!" FUNI'Y BUSINESS By Roger BolIen to Al Races Tightened defendants. Civil 15490CA09F, I AR THUR H. BEC.(V,i'.it, JR., of T~1 1 , - BUGS BUNNY -- The 34-year-old "Black Pearl" was named to the Ha;l ., ____________ ____________ , DOwning Stadium. AW _________ by )F7T fff J — _..-'' Notice -- 000NESBURY AN,0 - LOS ANGELES (AP) — ters out." "Hey, I've got this great idea. A numbness in his third and ___________-You could hold a great promo- fourth fingers following the 112071011 .- Wages Project exlerifiJing sewer occiiiectioft NOTICE OF REGISTRATION tion — guess the day Tommy delicate operation Sept 25 S 38A0 - Fringe Benefits and water jistribution lines. In OF FICTITIOUS NAME John pitches again." caused problems than 27,710- Administrative terested partIes Should contact Mr. NOTICE ISHEPEBY GIVEN that Then Tommy John laughed pain. He couldn't sense how ALLOCATION OF FUNDS Due .".eone'h H EP""s (ity Frolner.r. file undersigned intendlstoengage in tOtheinabllltyofagen(iestpmQ ck and sale, '- EvEn I couldn't win hard to grip the ball and the Ill South Myrtle , for details ardor submit three Avenue, in Sar.ford, Seminole Problems, all tue positions listed that one." muscles weren't working that copies of standard form 751 as County. Florida, under the fictitious below are being It's been 14 months since the well. Physical theripy was carried over from evidence of desire to be considered name EMPIRE AUTO BODY, and last ynr's program, with th e ci on or before Monday. September I. loft-rids to register s.iid r,amc with popular left-handed pitcher of started arid even though the Ception of Florida State Em 1975 the Clerk of the Crcuut Court the Los Angeles Dodgers suf- numbness has disappeared, It's ployrnent Service, whIch are new Dated August itt'i. 197 Semun'te County. Florida. pursd.ant positions, fereda severe Injury to his left still part of John's daily routine, By. BPI Ii Grier. Chapter $6309. Florida Statutes Legal $ 58.171 - Division ci Youth Mayor as Amended elbow. His comeback from the Services - I Positions ATTEST 5: Robert F Pre,sler NOTICE OF SALE resultant surgery has been $11011 - Division of Family Mary W HawIhor,, Publish July 21, 3 1 , Aug 7, 11, 1975 Notice is hereby given that pur much slower than had been Services - 3 positions DEP 17$ Suant to final judgment rendered on Publish ' Aug 7, 11, 7), 191S $ 11.95$ -- Florida State Em DEO 77 hoped and he still Isn't ready to the 4th day of August, 1975. in that Piovment Service 7 Positions certain cause pending in the Circuit re:ne Ni mound duties. ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR $137,071 Board of County C ourt In a for Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Commissioners - II Positin In a year of Doiger frustraFlorida, wtiere:n FIRST FEDERAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S'1143-CA.94.D AnImal C.Ørit,0I -) Position tions, of hnjunls, batting iContlnued From Page 1-B) SAVINGS in Re: the Marriage of AND LOAN CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Manpower 1 Position ii V1 WfAN t YNN VdA7 TER 5, slumps, ivmted (pportunit..!.i (trove in one to inake it a Swee p ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLL COUNTY,FLORIDA. Polifsonnel - 2 Positions cOUN Ty, a corporation, is Plaintiff. CIVIL CTlON NO. 7SI4I4CA.04E Petilior,er. and had luck, Joh't's pitching of the Tigers. The Ori oles have and Planning - i P*iitis and JAMES N COCHRAN and In Re: the Marriage ,,. County Judge ability 1; perhaps 0 e one over- won 18 ' 24 games and swept PAMFI 1 Position A 0 COCH PA K F ITH lOSE Phi WATT F SUN I lP,'OT I,IOIJ 1 Pit0 lookea y,~t VILO cominwity the four twili-bills since the All-SLu BANK OF CFNTRAL PARK. N A , find Respondent and T HE UNITED STATES OF VIRGINIA ANN CUNOIFF, Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION !efcndlr.g Nutonal League break. Fi, Unit - 7 Positions AMERICA, are more . is an unqualific; . yes They may make the cun Lancelot the peerless was un tract, but you can't wait for happy with bo th the dummy and sure th ings. Fur th ermore, it is the bidding. Dinadan, the worst possible that your partner will player and knight, had about produce a trick and your th ree much right to jump to three s as he wou d have had clubs and two aces will leave diamo nd th em two down YOU WOULD to challenge La ncelot to single i DOUBLE WITHOUT THE LEAD. Of course, if spades broke (Do you hvo a quetioru (or I.anceIot had 13 easy tricks. the Jacobys'? Write "Ask the Seven diamonds would be a cinch against 4-2 breaks in that Jacobys" care oF this suit and spades, except that '0w5Pape' The most inDinadan would have been play- beteshulTg questions will be used in the column end writers Ing it. will receive coptes 01 JACOB V Anyway, Lancelot was in MODERN) rolvro Sidney L Whiten. Jr. Chairman unIt of &c,ernmen County Area Served Seminole FICTI I'IOUS NAME ii , 7 I 114 Way 136. Suite 20, Casolielberry, Section 865 09 Florida Statutes I9Sy Florida 37707, Attorneys for the Notice is hereby given that we are S Philip F Blake (launtif', and to file the original with engaged in business at 130 Mayfair Publish- Aug 7, Ii, 71, 79, 1975 the Clerk of the above Styled C ou rt Circle, Sanford. Seminole C ounty. DEQ 76 on or before August 29th, 1975; Florida under the fiCtitiø% rime' of OlhCrwiSe' a judgment may be en SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES, NOTICE tered against you for the relief and that we intend to register said The Board of County Corn demanded in the Complaint name with the Clerk of the Circuit missioners, as prime soomor on WlTNESSmyhanci and the sea l of Court, Seminole Coun'y, Florida in Seminole County, announces that said Court on the 29th day of July, accordance with th PrOvisiOnS Of funds lii the amount of $717,401 1975 lbe Fictitious Name Statutes. To rece;ved under the Compreti,nsiv, (Seal) Wit: Section 16.509 Florida Statutes Employment And Training Act - r NNINGDALE , Starke 8.6 at Sanford Stadium the left-ocenter field wall to behind the spot relief pitching s[ark the St4'rs. In the nighcap the All-Stars of Bernard Eady, who came In after Earl Williams was faced Jack Prosser Ford and knocked out of the box in the Jumped to a two run lead In first to finish the game sking second inning when they scored a pair of runs on two walks out six, while allowing just andtwo singles. The All-Stars hit, and no earned went on to -i 4.3 Sunday, the All tars hosted The All-Sta rs now hold a 20-10 Auburndale in the first game of record which will go on the line a twin bi ll and slipped past when they travel tn Auburndale them by the score of 2-1. for a single game Sunday at 3 Auburndale did not collect a hit p.m. ' _____ I L Europe % he tanswer /,;;;;; / W W eekend MOvIE efl.• C -, - - -- -,' Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court hams of San Diego, 7-6, 6-2 from Fort Lauderdale, stopped IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND within four calendar months from Garvey. LA. 27. By Lillian Jenkins Wednesday he upset sixth. while SEMINOLE third-ranked COUNTY. the time of the first publication O TRIPLES-Kessinger, Chi. I. Ben Chuck Hoagin of Sumpter, S.C., FOR Deputy Clerk FLORIDA this notice Each claim or demand DParker, Pqh, I; R.Metzger. seeded Tony Glammalva of McKown of Lakeland, Fla., 6-I, 7$. BERRY $ FULLER CASE NO. 7•I427CA09.E Mtn, I; Jothua, SF, I: Griffey. must be in writing and filed Attorneys for Petitioner VERA T PARKER Cm, 7: Gross, Mtn. 7, duplicate and state the place of P0 Drawer 0 Today's Games HOME R UNS-Luthnski. Phi, Plaintiff residence and post office address of 110 E Commercial St vs MontrI (Rogers $7) at New 77: kingman, NY, 71. Schmidt. the claimant and must be Sworn to Sanford, Florida 37771 ONALD 0 Ycrk (Mattak 17$) KELLER Phi, 73 ; Bench, Ciii. 77; Star and by the claimant, his agnt Of' at Pubtiih July 17. 21. 3), Aug 7, 191S I -Stc rs SHIRLEY A KELLER. his wife ChIcago IR Reuschel 7.111 •t gell. PoPi, 70 in tonney, or the same shall be void P ij Philadelphia q (Chr:s?enson 6 2 1 . Defendants STOLEN BASES-Lopes . LA. _____________________________ Dated at Orlando. Florida, thiS _______________________________ -,r'i lWI ICE UP SUIT £1; Morgan. Ciii, 41: Brock. 76th day of July, FICTITIOUSNAME Pittsburgh (Kison 96) at StL, 47; Ce'dccio. Nh, 36; CarTO DONALD D KELLER and Duane Humphrey. Jr. Notice' is hereby given that I am HOuStOn (Roberts 6 17). (n) denal, Chi. 73; P.Mirigual. SHIRLEY A KELLER, hiS As Eeciator of Said es tate engaged In business at 551 E High Only games scheduled wife Mon. 73; Concepcion. Cm. Francis K. Whitaker way 131, LOnQwood, Seminole Friday's Games PITCHING (10 Decisions)YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Attorney for Estate County. Florida under the fltitious Chicago at Atlanta. 2. (tn) Hrbbosy, StL, 9 3. 750. 1 65; that a Complaint to Foreclose a 15)6 F. Hillcrest na me of SEMORAN CENTER, and Montreal t Cincinnati, (mit Gtj)lett, Clii. 93. 750. 7.09; The Mortgage has been filed against you Orlando, Florida 37103 Sanford All-Stars until the sLth, but picked up that I Intend to register said name Los Angeles at New Y or k. R.Jone's, SD. 15 6. .7 and you are required to serve a copy Publish July 31. Aug 7, 1915 i5 baseball team swept a threeonly run th *it the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in on an In) iIlhnghem, Ciii. 125. of your written defenses, if any, to DEP 4. 3 72. g Seminole County, Florida In ac ame home sta nd t weekend. error and San walks. Pt,ila Rorbon. Ciii. 7-3. 700, 3 00; Sea DEPIO P. DIX EOU. o the law ,irm ___________________________— rordance with the provisions of the ver. NY. 14 7. ."7. 7.22; Monle Baldun & Dikegu, 500 E. High hiawes smashed a homer over FICTITIOUS NAME Fictitious Name' Statutes, To Wit On Saturday they defeated San DB,go at St. Louis. (n) tusco. SF. 105. 667, 303. Kir. —Noy WHICH ONE, 5if1O 0 1 - WITNESS my hand and seal of the rain New York 9, Montreal 6 St Louis 1, Pittsburgh 7 San Diego 6. Houston 1 Atlanta S. Los Angeles I Al TO YJE ,kJT LAST NIGHT estateintheofficeof lheClerkof the CIeqkof the Circuit otjrtonthis 11th p Circuit Court of the Eight eenth day of July, 1975 Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, (Seal) Florida, Probate __ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - and-under singles title in the i 67 441 71'i vey, LA. 151. Cash, Phi. 116. 10 75 346 35'3 Miltan, NY. 137, Madlock, Chi. Western Open at Springfield ' T in N Tot-re:, Bat, 146, 700, 3 Bier. Bin. 14 6. 700. 0, 3 60. WiSe', Bsn. 116. 700. 1 I; Bos man, Oak, 7 3. 700. 3 46, Palm er, Rat, 167. 696. 731; Busby, XC. 15$. 657. 766. P May. NY. ii — Opening lead - K v ________________ I -i Georgia reader wants to know if after the bidding has gone, one notruznp - pass three notrump - pass -pass pass, would you double with474 VA-32 •A62 aQJ 1098? degree's i v - 0111, 7 Pass 6V Pass 7N I PASS E'ass Pass , 1~. , . South Pass 24 Pass 4 N IA Pa ss 3 • , Friday's Gamee knjl City a' Cleveland, (ii) I seven notrump and had to do the best he could He took dum Is ace o! hearts and rattled four diamonds while chucking his lowest heart. I1Ie ' let the six of hearts go on th e third diamond. He paus. ed a long while before making his next discard and finally let a small chub go. Lancelot saw light -at the end of the tunnel, lie ran off clubs and sure enough West had been squeezed again on the last club. A heart discard would give the peerless two heart tricks; a spade discard would clear the whole spade suit MlNht had triumphed again ~,9 4 __ ............. ~ I by Dick Tumor H) OSWAI.[) and JAMES JACOBY "~ , (I ALLEY Thursday, Aug. 7,1915-38 CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE FROM 4iM )OWN TERE ,_ ,~~ I INDIANAPOLIS (Al') tip- anyone else. Seventh-ranked Brian Gottf. sets are continuing to abound in No. 2 Julie flelthnan of Hou SFAY. ned of Fort luderdnle, lost a Washington. Oak. 332 321, the $150,000 U.S. Clay Court ton, who na rr owly escaped eli- night tnatchto Poland's Wojtek Harorove, Tell 320, Munson. Tennis Championships and tinnation again Wednesday, F'ibax 6.3, 1.6, 6-3, and No. 13 NY, 3)$ 1. Ii, tournament officials are said the rash of upsets in worn- Cliff Drysdale of South Africa PUNS- Lynn. Bin. 71. Rice, Cleveland $o s aa 15; Bsn, 71: Ystr:sk, Bin. 71: beginning to wonder who'll be en's singles was caused by a was beaten by Australia's Bob I Detroit Mm. ia 66 it) 2)'; Carew. 70; R.Jackson, come finals time. left strong field. Carmichael 7-5, 6-3. Oak. 66 West "It's not funny," quipped Oakland ia i3 613 -RUNS "As far as I'm concerned, I BATTED Vilas, who arrived here late IN-Lynn. K4n545 City 61 19 SS5 6; Bin. e0 Rice, Bsn, 78, L May. tournament chairman Steve knew I was going to b for a from th Pro Cbic in LouisChicago Bat. 77; Mayberry, KC. 71; Si Si no li I)eVoe after three more seeded battle today," she said in refer. yule, Ky., got his game tuned P 71 Jackson, Oak. 53 59 473 15', players were knocked off ence to a 6-3, 2.6, 7-5 victory California H I I S-Carew. Min. 49 61 lii 20 116; up in a first-round match by A,f,nnetoolh 49 64 434 70 Washington, Oak, 137. Munson, WedneSod,ay. "if this keeps up, over Julie Anthony of King of defeating John Whitlinger of run North 09 dmorvor% 46' 54" West loaOr on the following real properly and that I intend to reg ister sa,j NY. 121 & Brett. KC. Wednesday's Results 126 name with the Clerk of the Circu 138 59 feet to Point of Beginning, run In Seminole County. Florida body will want to come see no Prussia, 1'a, Neenah, w., W. 6-2. RIce, Bin. 171: Rivers, Cal, 121 Baltimore i Detrot 2. lit Lot 91 WINSOR MANOR, FIRST thence South 0 degrees 07' 3 1 " West Court, Seminole County. Florida the finals." Miss Ifeldman wasn't the Baltimore 8 Detrot 7. 2nd DOUBLES--McRae. KC. 3 Miss Evert, the defending 213 feet. thence South $9 degrees 6' ADDITION, acco -dtrvi to the Plat accordance vith the provisions t Cleveland 5 New York 3 Lynn. Solon. 79, P Jackson. Oak. Although eight of 24 of th e only seeded player who had to women'ssingleschamplon, had $4" East 90 feet. thence North 0 thereof as recorded in Plal Book 17, the Fictitious Name Statutes, To I, Ansas City A. Minnesota 3 23. Rice. Boom 24. Rudi. Oak, tournament's top players have fight for his or her life Wednes- little trouble in tier second degrees o2- 31 " EASI 24S feet. thence POOP 73. Public Records of Seminole Wit - Section 86S 09 Flor"IA Statutes 4. 21 Boston S. Milwaukee 2 " West 90 feet County, Florida. been defeated in the tourney's day. Among them was No. 3 match of the TRIPLES-Rivers. Cal. Chicago 11, California I II. North 89 degrees 46' Si Subject to an has been filed against you and you tournament, to Point of Beginning S C A McAfee Orla. Chi. 9, ICISS S. OaklAnd 2 7. first three days, the tr,p two Marcie Louie of San Francisco knocking off Glynis Coles of easement over the North 20 feel for are reciuIred to serve a copy of your Publish July 11. 211, 31. Aug 7, 1915 Lynn, Bin, 6. LeFlore, DM. 6, Today's Games written dcfrnes. if any, to it on v.sn DE P 98 road. .'lnd seeds in the men's and women's 3i who shot it out Wi th Australia's England 6-2, California lHasslec 3 10) at Rudi, Oak. 6 Begin at a point ¶50 feet South 0 den Ron,, Gay & Burke, P A at brackets were clinging to life. Dianne Fru:uholtz and lost 6-3, Another top player, Wimble(h.C400 IVUCIOVICh 0 1) RUNS-RJackson. HOME 00' SO" East of the NE Post Office Bo' '93, Orlando. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 18TH Boston IWit Mot Argentina's ('uillenno Vilas 6.2. Oak, 77; Maytrcry. XC. 71. 1161 at don challipion Arthur zshe of corner of NE ',of NW ',, Section 6. Florida 37607. and tile the original JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR GScott, MU, 73. Bonds. NY, and Chris Evert of Fort waukec (Slaton 11)0) Lau71 South, Rangit 30 East, with the Clerk of the above styled SEMINOLE Also Falling in an upset was Miami, H., didn't have much SEMINOLE COUNTY, -LOR IDA. New York (Medich 9 1 or 77: Horton, Del, 70; Burroughi. Cvii North $9 degrees 16' 51" West court on or before Sept ember 10th. CIVIL ACTION NO. 15•1444.CA 04.0 derdale, Fla., the top seeds in fourth-seeded R au l Tex. 70 Ramirez of trouble Wednesday. Ashe, who 316 59 feet to Point of Beginning. 1915; otherwise a judgment may be Gur 3 4) t Cleveland (Hood i iPie Marriage of IllCI3S and 'c'm's singles, ap'1, (twit BASES- Rivers STOLEN Mexico who was surpised by won here in 1967 and is seeded thence run South 0 degrees 0?' 31" '' ,4c)ifl%t you for the mInt In re: :, T ( c iii Cal '8 Wsini'on a Curl,r t Oak. 35 tO rx'ar at this p)iiit to have a betIli(. coinpiaril Ricliardu Cami of Argentina 6-3, secon(1 this V('tf, (froppe(I Mar- Writ 215 feet, thence South 8 •. Pt-my, Cal. 3 1 . Otis. KC. II. ter grasp on Detroit (Ruhle 9 $1. ni Ilielition degrees 16' 51" East 90 thence the finals than 7-6. and I, 1 celo t.ara of Mexico 1,-i, 6-I. Minnesota North. Oak. 77 (Albury 66 at WITNESS my hand and the seal of North 0 degree's 0211 "East 215 feet. F F F USE. Kansas City (Splittorff 16 ) , (n) thenceUorth$9degrees 46,541, Well said Court on August 4th, 1915 liii PITCHING (10 Decisions) Oakland IBtue Ill) at Texas 90 feet to Point of BegInning. Subject (Scat) Eckerstey, Cie. NOTICE OF ACTION 93, 750. 2)), (Hands 66). In) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr fATTtNG (775 at bats)Carew. Min . 373. Lynn. a. ,J' fOP , ASSOCIATES AD name of VERTISING AGENCY. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole vi TOM L. ODOM and GAYE ODOM. YOUNG JOHN SEAY. JR. AloisCounty, Florida in accordance With the provisions of the FiCtItl JOHNNIE SEAY. and BARBARA P his wife, et at, Name Statutes, To Wit Section ;s wife. Defendants MS 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957 Defrn$,intt NOTICE OF ACTION 5 Sawaya A Beshere TO TOM I ODOM NOTICE OF SUIT Publish: July 71. 31. Aug. 1975 TO BARBARA P SEAY GAVE ODOM, hiS wife DEP 130 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Residence u;nowo All parties claiming interests by. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FICTITIOUS NAME ac lion toforecIosea mortgage Ofl the through, under or against Barbara Notice is hereby given that I am following property in Seminole P Seay and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or engaged in business at 810 Oaktiurt County, Florida Begin at a point 550 feet South o Interest In the real property herein St,, (P0 Ho 1)2) Altamonte Springs 3270), Seminole County degrees (' 36" East of the NE described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida under the fictitious name ot corner of NE 'øf NW ',, Section 6, TownshIp 7) South. Iange 30 East, that an action to foreclose a mor SEMINOLE SECURITY SYSTEMS tJ pose ts ( COME " I (~.3 1, .-. of, 0 6~) '1,~~ \ - �- - 4B-Evening Herald, Sanlcrd, FL Thursday, Aug. 7, 1t75 - Answer to P'e,ous Puzzle Island ___ __________ TONIGHT' S ATLTi 0 B 0 E ati'k IEfA Seth TT" OlE l jN (Rb, gftt S Island 46 PUSUnQ 0 POSSf5340n IX A 49 War to cr I tE U 9 litjn rtti I L 53 Pillar N A Juan I1 A 54 Restored 12 (U.poso.cja) MM Confidence I _ L I N 13 Wings F cilL 56 ('sI 4 Bind A MU 57 Takes food 'It 0 15 jA44 IN UTI E 5$ Obstacle IEISIT 17 G.st name 59 Focnlke E N1 0 1T.10 18 Shoe contempt 60 Smmcr 19 Decorator 61 South African 21 Log 8 Fabuli st tos 33 Fouuutan 9 Most miserty 23 Wooden gAn COflCOCIOflS 10 Assistant 24 Total 35 Stupors DON 11 Approach 27 Takes to COu'I 40 Emissary 16 (punge' 29 L ocation 1 Tie's 3 Grows 'O TjIt' ty 3' Gets up 2 flus.in tsar 45 March 34 Pall flowers 3 Product Of thiS 22 Ur's 46 Applaud 36 PlenttuNy island, SUQIr 24 Dr oops 47 Rat 37 Forfeitures 48 Tidy -25 Soet nver 38 Slipped 4 More aged 26 Fights 50 Footed v ases 39 Slush S Bemust 78 Drawing room i Beverages 41 Lo'r" 6 a:o !.a1 3(3 large plant ' Rim 12 t.tub' I. 7 0 rmet 1 Reri (L(%trf 55 Co'rpas g'ont ACROSS 1 Truth (6) (5) (9) --jlllI H ~ ~~ JIl -MENE romJ1i. sm-l1ll UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JIll . lJ; rr, Il . RoomIl Ju Jul11 JI. JUl SEEK u JIMm Jul (24) The Arbors (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (2,6,0,9) News ( 35) 100 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,5) Tonight Show (6) Movie WORIN J JIll l. Jill Florida & FIND' HOROSCOPE - ByBERNICEISEDEOSOJ. FJHCER01AC1ILA I Y A D H FIE Y U S W A N I) A N I Y A I C ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't spoil it by trying to take An unusual happening at work over. today will spur your optimism. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22. Jan H R 0 T kU P 0 S E C D L A E D I R C Don't leave practicality out of U* picture, CERSINRLNARMECRNIGO . 0 wlll prove tobe fun today. Keep didn't. RN A U I A N S A 0 A EN E L E I I A Getanearlystart.That'sw (May 21-June 20) the good things happen. Later You'd be better off to avoid you'll find yourself edgy with making promises to the family others over trivia. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 today. You'd be kidding your GEMINI . YEEDRDPCKEYORMHRTNE self. You won't follow UfltzSualpeople wjflniakeyour through. day interesting. You may feel, CANCER (June 21-July fl) wrongly, toward evening that Extra cash in your pocket today you haven't kept up with COUldgib'eyouafaeep of security. it takes much hard YOUR BIRTHDAY work to bring Ina good harvost. Aug.8,1975 ECKSNMISM SCEHCAEBOREVBLUEIFR In1 tnactfou:fl.hIddcMme.11a$db.iowappe$rforwarJ backward, up, down, er diagonally lb. puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It La a, $.wn: 1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. n Sudden windfalls could come obnoxious with the T'I HIGHLIGHTS ___________________________________________LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. .. e pick, blackeyes On Old Monroe Rd.. '-'i Ml N. of 46&3 Ml. W. of Sanford Closed Sundiys. 9-1 IC&STIIUILS[ tAyNIGfrr You'll behave more boldly in Tj fa g'hat'ou'antbecae, AN'*flIING GOES Week No. 2 MOVIES "Generation" for once, you'll put your desires Uj 114s summertirne bit of RERUN The generaUon gap is ahead of keeping eace in the Irivolity,anunusualgarneshow nut pronounced today as it group, in pr.ne time. The picaic-atyk was when this flick was made in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) evnip':titAon tonight features 1969. Consequently, its Impact Just because you feel like a contestants from Marianna, is diluted. David Janssen plays world-beater today, you'll think Fla., Troy, Ala, and Ain- the father of a pregnant gui, you're a financial wizard. LzLdge, Ga. played played by Kim Darby, who Is Careful your skill wanes ___L about to go through natural in dealing with dollars. IL AViN(; I!OME SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. child birth, much to papa's not lesides, he's too 21) You'll meet who hippie-type husband, played by j 321-0424 P' _*'(IIL I BAMBI __________ IX!k I C-3M0 UNDS hostess can make it easier I.-) zidjus ' your n !. ____________ rc,uniings, and maybe put ON OF OUR smile on your _______ _____ i 9ii ALSO ç) , J. JAWS CINDERELLA SHOW 9:04 SAT. .SUN. ADULTS MATINEE " II _ _______ ___________ I 1:304:30 KIDDI ES 7:30 $1.00 people. ________ .1 I ' THE ARENA 1. ': 4" 4 - PAM GRIER NIONT - - . !''. _____ _ 1t GUYS.9 A CHICK AND AH 8XIO PORTRAIT •Allags:Babtes,thttdr - •Ooe Slittig per subject. •Addituona subects-Gro'psor Individuals in same family. 0:45 __W _r 'W414 1 & ~j 'I ".,_T' Not - GUfl ortunities - MUSIC AUO.7.s-t.io .ii PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY: ,. t i;iIlIJt1!Il!l Sathrd W. Hwy. 434-Fern Park 'JOHN AL lu- i r.r - f'.0 - __________________________ 322-7643 1125 mo Also . I5 R-$l6Smo. 131. 3 BR, 1', baths, Country Club. price reduced to 517,900 Terms FROM I $135 __ Lots- 7 to choose from, 12,500 each 3222090 - - ii =. x L ,, 1473 12 wide, 1 OR. air cond.. fur. - *&a& HOMES OF DISTINCTION - • Close to everything yet away from a it aID Large wooded lots *Street lights , Paved streets * Sewers it Lakef,cnt- Furnished I bedroom, with electric, water 5, sawer. lit last, $153 ma 3726077. •Sidi,walks 30 Year Mortgages -S pct. down Jr Conventional Mortgages Additions . Sanford, Fla. 211 W. 25th Remodeling Call for Appt. 322.3103 -4 _______________________________________________ 'hvrr- -=-. _____ ___________ _ JF... -.-. =- _____ ____ 7--.. . 11 2 : ' I ' -. -. . : , - - - .. - " - :r ': - ___ ____ .':. -.,~__-.-- _____ $600.00 -_________________________________ $665.00 ,; . 1969 Plymouth Wagon $547.00 1 1969 Olds $529.00 . -- - . 1965 Imperial $516.00 - ___________ 1969 Ford Wagon ______ $565.00 1970 Chev. $300.00 1970 Ambassador $493.00 1969 Chev. Wagon $646.00 1968 Cadillac $500.00 1969 Buick Wagon $583.00 _____ 1961 Chev, Pick-up 1968 VW Wagon -4 _____ $253.00 - $584.00 ATI ON AUTO AL S N 701 S. FRENCH AVE. 323.7011 373 0107 thairs, pole lamp, lawn mower, play pen, bar and odds and ends 377 1131 -- - - Palmetto Ave - '------- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 558o3ts & Accessories __________--- -- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY y -. 59-?isical Merchandise -- Hammond L-l000rgan Hardly used Mint Condition 5.695 337 6670 Air Conditioning Central Heat & Looking for garden equipment? Al Air Conditioning Read today's classified ads for For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322 good buys ________________________ 1771 ______________________________ AlP Insulation CONDITIONING. RE F RICE RATION. DUCT WORK 71 hour service All Sa.,- i,; c )O l mahec DYKES AIR CON .'r i'?:*' I iri,'aii Dii OI1 177 5th InSulation ro' free esimales, 66899)7 or 901 726 ' ' c"' STEREO - Component with Sarnui Amplifier. Teac Tape Deck. Gerrard turn laPsle and Pioneer speaker's. plus extras Cali 373 7769 after 5 - STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET Saturday&Sunday 377 9119 - Ahminum Screens ...... . 60-Off ice Supplies .-- TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrett's Beauty Nook) Pi).SY'7 59! 1 Pine Catselberry, Il 97, 8)0 4206 BLUES' 62--Um-Garden Friday only 7221917 - SMALL BUSINESS Don't lust Sit there waiting for the phone to ring Advertise your business service in The HeraId' classified Business Service Directory Mill ________ \y MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES VA $0 DOWN. FHA . LOWDOWN 8% Each Weodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, lniide And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t t Come See For Yourself. Land Maintenan:. - NELSON'S FLORIDA IIOSE MOVING H.JLihC SALVAGE Sunny Brooks 371 0799 anytime wrutf'sGnrden Center r f, c- Sanford . Lawn Care -. __________ _______ _____ ,,,..,- - - Due to loss of lease, complete dry equipment and cleaning machinery 60 pound cI Contact F. 62505$) after 5pm C.,' C,ETT HOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION 01 TIsElr4 COST FROM TODAY'S ,'.AilI ADS' = -----_____ -- - - 64-Equipment for Rent I - - ' Potorupy - STOP AND 'THINK A MINUTE It (i,'fr' A1 him e t ' __ Home Improvements - If your roof is for the birds CaI the BirdAllen Wrenn 3210707 or,c ret Iuu1mfo rooI'rrij and finishing, tree %lirnaIes ' ___________________- ' ____ _________ lf ?hrCjgPi Auq5t P oct SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPhY Weddings Cndid C . as. ommerc.a l ter.ar Pr'rtr, ' Ad,ç'rh.%nrj f•) I Pressure Cleaning -""_'("' - A l.A (1 (J.',' :, L F iierr rrt-.','r,cii ii' " C'6S .' - - - .r ..-. '. .• it '. 't. ''? ,...e''. . - '.i' - t. g Roo fin - fl.. ' w~si . - / :" - . ' £'Ct rcl ri'ç.t r', I.! r shingles All work guaranteed BROGOEN ROOFING 3736700 ;'4 - 57'-1141I '"r -______________________ ROOFING REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PR ICES Ca: - fln " s"" __________ -.____________________________ Have mower & tiller 'Cr lawn & garden work 17 Boy Fret "Ilmairs-37103S,ii STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if Clissified Ads didn't ,P.,,,I. there woutdni be any .,'". .i' t'!3411 RM Repairs Average', ' of roof. 5.600 Call Orla nd o 299 45 4-,) day or night Yard Cleanup! Hrcv- Trimmed' F lower Beds C ea fled r ree estimates 373 1068 or 373 7911 ' e1 :' i --- ',i'erl yru.'r 1' ..& -1 ' .,, ...._. , "i' for 1 - -- .. C3 ES'1EWS0P4 .AND CLEARING Ditch Eusv sing Cil Or' lop SOil 17? 594) '',c'r Hauling cPu-n bathroom Cabinets. Count er tops. Sinks. lnstallaticn avail able Bud Cabell 377 80%? any time _____________ by .sI3T AILING LAND CLEARING All type's lots & acreage clea r ed We have top SOil, fill dirt. Clair. and shell available Please caM night or cay. 373 3983 Photo Finishing CO P SNAPSHOTS From your Kodacolor F u rn l7Eip -5399(74prntsi 20E'p--5619'a3Prints , Acid 35: each roll, potsge P%andln' Circle your 00 cc enclose film a. payment print oar-... & ai dress Mail to DOUBLE PHOTO P0 PlO. 4110 Winter 0ar.. Ph 32793 100 pct atSfact on qu.sranteeri Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock AllkirdSof digging Plousetrailers or & moved 322 9)1? or 83.4 j,.. 1195 I 7') ,., , . , i You'll find that someone out there ..,, ,,,;,. I'Ieect'. l ust wSr,st ',or,, '.se to offer CustoOr ha1 baleng. Light Spectracide granules for lawn in CALL 1?2 1161 clearing 377 $177 after 5 sect control GarderiLand, 1400 W . ______________________________ 1st St. 3716630. .i small Ct4s%itie- Ad br'rqs big _________________________________________ returns In, crc .,ng see Call 372 For hedue' Viburnum plants. 7' up U 7611 or 83) 9993 well bunched, in cans $ ) 20? W ',,,,, .,', 'i !ruc .'. II do hiutiflg f. _____________________________ 70th St cl(ap up IS an hour -- - • Wood or ste'el dpsk (flecufive desk & chairs, secretarial rieskt & chairs. straight Ch,,ir, filing cabinetS. as is Ca sh and Carry. P:OLL'S __________________ MAITLAND FLEA MART C&A E3ackhoe Service . Veritype Machine, newly recon ditioned first offer Contact Admlnitrator, Seminole Memorial Hospital Land CI.i.g - Beauty Care - FULLER BRUSH - Window & Door Screens Cutøm made Repairs Discount Prices. 372 6o70 Used office furniture 301 W 1st St •16,900 Home Improvements __ ' ADS WORK' 'I" - Shakespeer s best model Ml Foot operated elect'ic trolling motor ',Orig price 3195117 HERALD CLASSIFIED . ______ PORSOPI MARINE 2927 Hwy Il 92 372 5961 IS' Pullman Buffer (md Brushes), ext. ladders, Airless Spray, fireplace wood, antique lamp posts, fishing poles & reels. Pic lure Window frames, hot water heater II oas. 1 dIet I 33261W ,. mechanic's 63-I%,achinery.Tools On Out And I ' rieater 1.35. Hide a bed 115. double bed $10. 2 x 4 s. roof tin. jalousies -- 111A I "I. ~I - fiShed, $125 monthly, Adults. Sru'ity,3fl5 . Fri, Sat & Sun 8.9. 10. 10 a.m '111 dark More items added Children's items, cothes, etc. truck & camper, Rambler station -- ---- a Toll rot 1 W 751 111301 F for Sale Cn'n!'al Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR -19195 French 24' Above wound Swimming Pool, 177 199) complete 2574 Ave 3fl 1061 377 7374 377 )49.3 377 1911 offer 6 p m 322 1959. 337 1161 ____________________ Uai,we Individual needed part tlm*i or lull time to help fill the void caused by Federal & Slate crackdown on boofIeggers. ServIce company e'stab!Ished ac- 2 Bedroora, sir conditioned, Counts monthly. Part tIme autematic Wather,$130 mc plus requires acroximafeIy 70 hours utiliti, 349 $479 - 50-Miscellaneous 1941 Hwy 1797. Open Sal & Sun. 9 s 831 7920 Lakefront Lot, Osteen, $.1 500 0 P 4, ~~!- •,-.-, 1970 Pontiac _______________________________________ SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road. trees clear, It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a flowing stream, horses o k Terry want ad Really, 6780711 Orders talenMonday.Wednesday& - Furnished, 7 (lii. air conditrued , 5150. Call 323 0332. _____________ _____________ ______ - ______ 1970 Chrysler $546.00 Two73Ch AMSS8PintoC8raciio& antennas Nearly new Cost $700. Will sell for $450 or make offer. 2726535 671 1177. a BR. 2 bath, Park Aye. 13$, 15 Acres. country corner, close to town, $ 57.500 1505 W. 25th St. SAN FORD 11 , . Ir1I -_ ~.~ff M _Pn-"jft .. ',$ _____ --- 1970 Ford Color TV Stereo Combination Needs little TV work, 150 Also Color Portables 373 0108 Wooded ljkelront acreage- %4to21, A Desirable, convenient, exclusive location. 517.0 u. 90 Terms. John Wells, Gidus Realty, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE SELL - TRADE BUY 3 BR. 2 bath, over an ac re, 535.000 311 315!. First St 32 3622 From .,I - S263.00 - 25" - Established Residential Area? d - 1965 VW Bug - Prefer Mole. In 9147 All ma r labri records & tapes. Mike Scott 611 100.3 2 BR, giant family room, convenient Lawn Mowers We sell The B es t 3. location, 117,900 Service the Rest Western Auto S1UDIO1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEORCOM TOWNHOUSES In Sanford's Finest Country Trailer- Near SemInole College, private Wooded lot , 2 OR. •WEKIARIVERI monthly, One acre lot. Deltona area, Cheap for Quick cash sale 373 ()$77 What do you haveto sell? Call The Herald Now' MOSS IE C. BATEMAN Pea Real Estate Broker Patio f"'iing? Why Not Live clean, No pets $139 mo plus sac 574 1040 Mull mobile home village, under large shady oaks on the scenic Wetrlva Modern clean Interiors, from Il10,SMi w of Sanford 4.170, jo COLOR TV.%)I9SMOPITH -- Stemper Realty DISTR RIBUTORSHIP IBUTORSHIP 1030 iiij w onalumm~ - r9- 40' Pool Wading Pool •Lake *Laundromat *Adult C.(bboule with Color 'i Pool Table. Kitchen • Teen Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin' Ball Machine, Pop Machine Bring your own home or select one from our m od els on display. Oi*ICTluris Frem Orlando Tabs SI 477 23 Miles East SI may I? 91 Sanford- 0. SovIPi 0,' ls'ut.rd Ave _____________________ DELTONA- lovely 7 BR, air, neat, wo 76-Auto AND $A VF____ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Days -322 6173 NIghts 377 7337 Investment $39fl minimum. II you Beautifully furnished, large 2 would Sincerely like to own your bedroom, idult preferred, 1150 own business. CØlf per mc. Call 332.4170. BRAHMA •. - - Apartments 3238)60 --- 293$ Will n& DIIVS - FI',JJ!EE) WITH PACENY sgai-,s.w _________ SUNDAY 1.7p.m. pzaYRe . I uhoretza'unef Luxury Furnished Opp N. ____________________________ DAII.YilIa.m..ip.rn. a d'euisbckt __________________ ____________________ I ________________ "- Desirable wooded tot near Sylvan Lake, west of Sanford Call owner 3736.448 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS --____ - - CALl, 3327611 ] - 720)5 FrenchAve,)fl0011 _____ Carriage Cove Adult Clubhouse ____________________________ -- t)IRLEYMILL!T 574.,15f Detona summer __________________- - THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. MO wt ',ip SANFORD'S NEWEST 11 QuIet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, lar ge porch, $235 mo lit & last. Older cou ple only. 377 0787 ____________________ ndlir'gc charge. - ___ HILDARCHMOPID cars use tt'emorsey.And your home can use an citra helper. 24-Business __________ *, The stud,t off for he One (till time drIver for T'ettow Cret Company, 201 S. Perk Ave 'fi1' ____ . - - 92)2 834 c212 lts'11c Six ing5.Lcx17wotd Place a classified ad for a youngster to m,ow your lawn. paint your house, clean' up the garage. . - Kish Real Estate eneva dens For rent or sale: 2 yrs. old, 3 BR. 2 bath, famIly rm., 2 car garage, central air, heat, kitchen equip ped Call eve's. 628-2094. Cash For Your Junk Cors 371 9136 PAY CASH Color TV's from 150; 81W, 1mm 115; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 373 1731 "I SOLD EVERYTHING" 2324 Park Dr 322 21IU REALTOR AFTER MRS 3773991 Arthur Short of Lake Mary recently 3279711 377 064$ ran 3 Abs iri, The Herald One for a By owner. House&2lots Honda, another for a dishwasher. on French Ave . zoned commercial still another for a stereo How did 3770401 he dØ "I sold everything" Mr Short reported Gar Mature, ambitous self-motivated individual to do organizational and promoti*nal work for new Large I bedroom trailer with patio business. Salary open. Send $25 week, no pets. 323 7655 resume to Mr. E. PaIr, P.O. 'You mayse(ect .YJdItIOnI wirtraits offered at low prices. Guaranteed to give complete ',ltl',fadloflcr rnoniycheer-fuu',' - __ Jim Hunt Realty -_____ • - 'UNDtII7MU5T( West Orlando- adloining homes, central heat & air, carpet, kitchen one with Pool, much equipped, more Combined price. $70,000, Will se ll separate 8,4 - CLIFF JORtAN REALTOR 51 (30 per subject, No I-roolS-Ch(X)se from finShed protosson portraits - t.IWITNPAI1NT Peg Peal Estate Broker 1100 E 75th St 122 h.15 CallusonLots&acrea ge - ADULT or FAMILY PARK. - ONLY __________________ - MARGEWII.LIAMS . Community... W'th Something For Everybody. __________ k V-310 43-Lots-Acreage tables. 7 end fable's. A Superb Mobile Home - _ -- requtred $It0mo Sl0odeposlt.3fl NEED HELP? TIDAL WAVE BEYOND ATLANTIS (r JUDY - - For Your Junk C.,rt 373 1)79 garage, living & dining room. large family room with fireplace, 3 bedrm, 7 bath split plan. Nearly an acre fenced. 5.31.500 cecwral heat I fl-4lxises L=1 M _ COOPER - r 'ove. , LARGE 2 story, 3 tSR. 2 screened Toys P'e's $110 mo 3724782 &G,ftt. Wor now %tsru December, FREE Sample K it, No exp. 2 BpdroOn',, living, dining, kitchen, needed Call or e1'its Sinta's garage. Sanford Ave., $145 n..a. Parllej, Avon, Coon. 06001. Pion, Sap; 1st occupancy 834 14-19 1(203) 673.3155, Also Booking -a Parties, ATTN. D(MOP4STI'ATORS (poses-our seleciton), _ - Qw m _ , legal Stenographer with at least 10 years civil practice experience, PANELED: Ill Holly Ave. 7 BR. I i.cIIent salary with fringe bath. utility rocin . 1120 mo in, benefits Reply speer & Spatf, PA, ___________________________ __________________________ P.O. Box 1344, Sanford, Fla. 33771, _ j &3i 9211 orest City , ". ---W-'---Tf\ ,i ______ _ - ______ _______ -4 12:3k M4 ________ ___ IASEDONTHC NATION*$ BEST SE,Lin. ___ ' ' ave.-Sited • 322.2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency garage, boat dock All thiS and a cus'om built dog house 111,000 . " _____ - sleeps 6. kitchen facilities, good Call 2778471 . - EXECUTIVE BEAUTY- F or mal . - -- Sal -. RELAX- Enjoy country living 3 bedroom, 2 bath, on I0O'x200' lot. Shag carpet, beautiful fireplace, RroI.-r 107 W Cnmmr'cial ¶ 3 __________ Au'tos E ' or -- LEISURE TIME fold downcampef, I beautifully landscaped, $40,000. S,,nford)n 7*8 1 ___________________ _________ ____ ____________ ______ bath, den I. screened pcich $150 s 3741 or 894 06Q3. JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" (.ORMLY'S E 16 S4ntord - PARTY PA- Thisone'saswiner with all the room for fun and 54-Garage Sales 'la-Commercial Property games. Terrific double fireplace In living room 5. family room, Household items. toots and clothing huge screened porch with bar and 2 BR, garage, fireplace No Come see at 200) Palmetto aualifyinq Low dn-n w 514.950 built in bar b q A trophy case to Avenue Aug 7, U. 9 No checks Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 1750 ooh and ah at' Pool and sun deck please overlooking St John's River And for when the party really Starts RUMMAGE SALE- JoAnne's Merchandise moving- A FIREMAN'S POLE? Thrift Shop, across from Atlantic Cotta see to believe National Bank Bldg. 1'? baths, has large living & dining room, new carpet 1. new paint throughout Fenced yard. 306061 or Eves $311470 Ray Crank, REALTOR patio. Realty "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" breakfast bar, 7 Pallas. double .eneva, 7 bedroom, unfurnhshed, 1 __________________ . PICTURE PERFECT- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, Screened W. Garnett White Duplex. 1 bedroom turn apt edultt Call 322 3610 after 330 Ste n strorri _______ 4 'KiRLEV _________ ___ 1UYuroolsyCNs1 'OI YOUNGER CHILO*EN 32"I1i11 machinist with full knowlodge 0 mill 5. lathe operation. Work consists primarily of prolo ty pe units, No production. Must be able tore.dLinterpr,tctrawinoi,Must be able to work alone Phone 373 6781 to' appointment. _____ ___ - __ -_____________ JOPiP KPIOEP, ASSOC _____ 2:10 4:55 9Nhn Immediate opening for an experienced ______ _____ Luz 3 1 - 3 bedroom, 2 STEADY WORK. _________________________________ \ _____ ,_ BRIGHT. CHEERFUL older home. 3 BR, 1'-, baths. family room, new kitchen; newly painted, fenced back yard. Close n 703 Hays Dr. .anford Call 173 5133 After 5 30 SUN LA N DBAY WOOD CIRCLE story, __________________________ SHOW 7.30 people today face' . _ -SKY * OIHO*AU.$ 5$ Ml$$$N ;_ _________________________ unfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn Care 323 1871 or 661 6316 LAKE - ________ ___________ DELTONA- New Duplei. Fur' or 18-H(!lp LAKE Peg. Real Estate Broker 321 0.6.40 373 3213 And Acreage - __________________ fL* 1NMA.EVtRYDAYJ 'T1L2:3ORM.- 5.1.25 31A--Duplexes 4 OR. 2 bath, pool, fireplace on 1 acre $37,950 Acre Realty, PEALTOk. 3737750 WITT REALTY Commercial Properties Homes, Lots . - - -- - CAMPER BODY hULL forl'bad Includes built incabinet j -T" - DREAMWORLD: 3 bedroom home. Fla Pm on large lot. Includes mdolte home now rental, 530,000 Owner will finance with 51.000 down ____________________ I.rtvMaci - --- . ----- - I 1, * 373 6061 or 323 0S1?evn - __ . Owner wIlt finance 2 bedroom. 1 bath, FIb Pm and dorjblegarage Ilbfeef on lake. Boathouse and dock 115,000 M UP-.ISWORTH REALTY _______ ________ ______--- m 643 73]) Large 2 Bedroom. 1 bath home on 3's acres Separate double garage. I acre In citrus grove 300 feet on canal and take 5.67.000 Peg Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St. MARY- 7 BR Duplex; $150 p's $50 deposIt. WANTED YESTERDAY: Can you Forrest Greene Inc. write? Do you live in the Oviedo REALTORS area? If so. contact me iris373 mediately, It not sooner- I need a __________________________ correspondent wisu can cover city It's like pennl from heaven councIl meetings and keep upwith you sell "Don't Needs" with a the local newS. If you can answer want aci affirmatively to the questions above,givemeacall.BillCurrie, The Evening Herald, 322.7611. 32-Houses Unfurnished Ext. SS - CRYSTAL Newly constructed 4 bedroom home. 11 3 baths, quiet Street in DeBary ApproxImatels 5160 per mo Or lower payments to ouallfied buyer Nice landscaped 101, (6 REALTORS 6353 D. . . Ige Fla room, partially turn . shady lot lmmd orc Call 373 155? NewhouseslnaruralarN Plodown payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you Qualify' co.s - - SACRIFICE- 3 HR. 7 bath sep They're Hot" * * - -- 1967 Chevrolet Van Good Condrtio 3" 4597 _______ _____________________________ 67A-Feed -- Clean 1950 Ford 's ton wide & bed pi c k UP with 1960 Sticir 0 camper ln'CI gas stove, CiP( refrig . 5175 372 9839 75-Recreational. Vehicles _________________________ - 3 Bedroom, 1', Baths Enclosed Carport Asking $19,500 6.61 8075 _________ - -- Assume Payments -68-Wanted to Buy MAKE OFFER CRYSTAL LAKE Get 'Em While - FLYING CLOUD STABLES Boarding 5. Training çp 321 7743 _____ ______ . - Forrest Greene, Inc. Peg Peal Estate Broker 372 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 * . -. - 79-Trmks-Trailers to Buy . PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furniture&Miscellan.i,usSellfor J0pct commission Free pick up Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 327 2320 ___________________ ________________ ------ - ,,4 SANFORD- 3 bedrooms. I' j baths, central heat & air, fenced yard. will dicker or swap 573.900 3 ti M r oo ryi. I h,ith on good garden land, 177.0(10 MUST SELL New 3 OR 7 BATH HOME. all extras. good location ... Thursday, Aug. 7, 1975.-SB -- 68-Wanted VFNPIELS --------- --r'.-' - WE TAKE TRADES _____ 3715353, 322 0970, eVeS. - _________________________ - all ___utilities turn, $97 SO. AdulR Only. 37? 32W eveS Al wk nds We have listings. We have buyers We need another real estate It. censee to help us make sale's. Forrest Greene. Inc. 'tJk1 4 ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. Private tutoring In my home. C"lliffed feachef. 321.06". _____________________ ______________________________ - Pete Duel But the Welcome Wagon '• ___i1-lrtstructloin - CH008E _________________ can introduce you to new places and Interesting - t Payton Realty - _ - dismay. 0 Sn don't be timid Call 3223611 or 831 9993 Some extra money is only a call away Inc , REAL7CRS3I Hrs.b4.4 4)41 . DacPshurids Mini(ture. AKC s-ss. Chihuahual, white male. 3', mus. 550 ANIMAL HAVEN C,POOMIPIG 5. BOARDING . -: - Furnished hom, e 11 1 bath, covered patio, 14rg,. rrar yard. 571,000 0 SYSTEMS FOUR - nice corner lot with country at. mOSpP.ere 517.900 2 Acres Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. It't easy Just pick up sour phone Empty, move right in, 4 bedrooms, and call 327 2611. A Herald family room, separate living I classified consultant will help you dining rooms 30'xIO' screened write a sates producing ad to sell porch, huge inside utility room, 2 or buy anylhinq car garage, 2", years old. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL You have lots of items lying around COST Swim in community pool. the house that can be turned into Low, tow down Price 535.950 ready cash with a Herald classified ad ':.-*'i, - - tsSu SANFORD HAVE YOU EVER PLACED A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD' r'' "' LAKF MARY- 2 bedrooms, range 5, refrigerator. beautiful fret's, 4 Bedrooms AVALONAPARTMENTS bushel flew crop. &E Produce, 3210429, Farmer's Market, Sanford. on sperlalt Bushel and Income as an AVON Represen?a live Call 64 1 _________ - crazy about his daughter's Fenced aru 3 t)rdr.oms Sunlanri 571,001 .-- 4~ Comfortable? bedroom home with 7 apartments 579,000 Shaded - GEORGIA SWEET POTATOES- ' as IS No LAUGHING - Monthly Rentals Available $1351150- Color TV QUALITY TV INN PlOP TM I If. SR 431. Longarond _______________ W or k your own hours. Earn extra 1.1111in _____ RA" 90"4 man 23) , - Adults P40 Pets 8)1 ' TATRI family. - PEAS, - csAi1 yg*°C* - - - h". 2544 Park Drive, San(or overspending. from unusual SOUrCeS. tc,' spoil your Joy by being I 3 roomk tor one (ir couple Water furniShed. Air conditioned. References required. $100 mo, deposIt 372 7399 Care 6-Chi - . 1~~~ Thiings to ______ Eat )nIyJ IL Sudden trips or new friends be sure you don't talk yourself who open new vistas come Into Into a financial bind and your life thIs year. Caution! Avoid losing yçtur head and become a loser. lb icr? Bedrooms. AduItSanly PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK A BABY'S WORLD 2345 Park Drl, 170 up Care for Infants to age 2 only. 101 E One 1. Two Bedroom furnithedapts. 75th St. Air cone., carpeting. reasonable. NO pets 3?? 1110 Christian Day School Psat opening for Ior S yr. olds for fall semester. One and two bedroom apartments, TuitIon, 5.23 mo Call Lutheran Adults only 373 0110 Church of Redeemer, 3223352 Or Mr's Martin, 372410$ Large 1 becoom, clean, air con. difloned. S1125 mo, plus deposit. LE) (July 23-Aug. 22) You're unusually talkative today, but CAPE CANAVERAL EVERGLADES SANIHEL CYFFJJiS GARDENS HIALEAH ST. AUGUSTINE DAYTONAREACH KEYWES'T TAM IAMITRAII. DE IAN!) MARINELAND VERO BEACH TOMORROW: Fantasia Harm , -:-; ". - NICE OLDER HOME in the country near Oviedo One acre, huge na.s 3 1 lIP 518.0%0. 1,4(1>) do,sr'i. S P0 flog 7181, Sanford Good Income BAMBOO COVE APTS. Complete child care services. New SummerProgramt HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373_ ~~ V - t, Jrt-crri i1, , ir vrtij:rrstti conditioned, wall to wall carpet. 703 E. 71st St. 5175 per mo., plus $30 damage depoit 723 4389 after S or week ends - - , Its -- ' .6 ---.- ' MISSION iet , 1 One f. 7 bedroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished Newly ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll redecorated. Come sal. 300 E. Free. 6447077 for "We Care 'Airport Blvd., Sanford. 3731210. "Hotline". Adults or Teens Bedroom, living room. dining room, FACED WITH A DRINKING bath. kitchen Very large walk-in PROBLEM cfoet; w carpeting. refrig and Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymoili rangeL $13S 'MCI' Ul'hl'"' er&M Can Help Towers 373 44f __________________________ Call 1734517 ___________________________ Write P.O. Box 1213 31-AP3f1t1lEfltS Furnished Sanford, Flo,'idafl;l OF . %l - ,_ ;"Xrot)ir , Attractive 1.parSh style) bedroom, 2 bath home on quiet Street. 133.900 - ,.,. 196%Mustang2.7,7 . Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine Parts Alter S.)?? 106 Shanoon Dr after 3 Furniture & $ctd new for 1349.00 Pay balance Cash for wxci tJs,'u$ ...--. Antiques of 58$ or Iopaymentsot 19. See at TAP4", 37? 9719 3 bedroom, large family room, 7 BR , fenced yard, carport, private Pernnd,tor,,'r1 flatteries. 112 95 ci 1967 CfievyCoruverit,ie SANFORD SEWING CENTER oversized lot. Only 119.500 n PP FL'S BODY SHOP, street, $16,900 Terms 332 6620 Needs Work CASH 322-4132 30) East First Downtown 1109 Sanford Ave 3238127 alter S For used furniture appliances tools,' 377 9111 Eve 869 1)16 3 bedroom, 7 bath, large shaded 42-?'bile Homes etc Buy I or 1001 items orncr lot, 516.9(1) Larry's Cash for Junk Cars We pick up PH 1977 Chevrolet Impala coupe. ar . Mart. 21% Sanford Ave ARE BUDGETS SLIM 361 973$ or 5612010 Bithlo We lell automatic. power steering t. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES &in1tatIincdmotor's&ijse.jpart, brakes, only $1,995 .45' 2 Bedroom, full bath. screenec1 AD WANT THE FROM CaliBart Real Estate We Buy Furniture & n i.ujto, open 1 d.'iyS a week. Cabana 57.500 or'Call3fl $171 COLUMNS 1969 VW Sunroof. rarj,o, air r REALTOR 323 7178 DAVIS' 373 'flfl) ditioning. 11)95 Call Whi?C Extra nice 71'*60', '73 Suncrest. 3 78-4/ctorcycles Eckstein. 37? 165) Dealer BR, 2 bath, central air. Call 83.4 Beautiful walnut, dining table, 6 Wanted to buy used officefurniture 7 Bedroom, 1901 Summerlin Ave _____________________________ 7792 after 4 p m chairs, practically new. 5)30 377 58.900 Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel Motorcycle Insurance 1964 Nova, 6yl auomatic, new ct 5sSa 372 3197 berry, Hwy 1792 130 4706 BLAIR AGENCY CLEAN, nicely furnished 10*55 7 tires, paint & inspeCtion SI (1)) 371 '1866 321 012$ after S p m BR.I bath Central beat air; fully KULP DECORATORS WANT TO SELL 109W Itt St .372 7335 ANTIQUES carpeted Terms avail, Call 373 11 Yamaha Er4ura, under 6.000 19$3 Rambler, 2 new hr. YOUR HOME' ,',"- ct 0771 Furnhure rr ii , i'iuI i flii, r;o Condtron. ndw in r'rythn .- .. . 'k%, bn p CAI4 3?) 4378 spection 372 7581. 323 0000 between ID & 6 wk dayS Buying a now home? Moving loan MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn 52-Appliances plete set up I'll save you money apartment' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Honda, ), 350 CS, mint, 2 helmets, l969 Volkswagen Fastbacb Licensed Orlando 773 5170 . Top prices paid, used. any condition under 1900 miles 1700 323 0735, 9 Very Gool Concition $650 73 cu It Westinqhousp Freezer Get some action with a Herald 644 $126 Winter Park RGOBILE HOMES to S. Moo Sat 37? 2148 before 7 p m $ 113 ___________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ classified ad We'll help you write 3$tfl Orlando Drive 1305W 25th St Apt 807 after S an ad that will bring a fast sale, Sanford]?] 37(1) , CALL 372 7611 KENMORE WASHER, parts, LAKE MARY - 3 BR, 7 baths, family I'm single, b.autiful and lonely. You service. used machines can keep me company in a raised room with FP, formal dining, rec t.'OOPV APPLIANCES 3730591 - -. _ wood beamed living room, dine room, pool, central heal air. -with me on a balcony & many carpeted 53\/. Radio- Ste extras unheard in a mobile home Beautiful ranch type home 3 6.4 Assume payments or rent with - acres, stable Osteen area 647ortion 372 1409 USed 21" Zenith Color Cone sol TV 1617; 373 6186 163 ('all 3738216 NEW SMYRNA, minule to ocean. I t block to river. Close to city docking Custom 3 BR, I'; bath, all elec. ww carpeting. drapes, 21' kitchen sr.th glass Out *Ado* to 77' Screened palio on thacly doubtelol $79,900 Call 904 477 3886 Lake Mary . 51Household Goods Low Down-Desperate 3226457 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W. 1st St .322 5611, 327 2757 - Unfurnished _____ to meet the right person lust for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone; 305 7732740. - I -_ YOU ... f -2O' 29-Rooms - - - tboap..tm...'cjmnstest.o.'l - ___ -_ Thinking about that summer vacation? Get better car through the classif led ads in today's paper ______ ' ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help EARLY DINERS SAVill . - ... .. _ - One room, furnished, private en trance, bath & parking. 373 after S p.m For families or friends of problem drinkers For further Intornlntion call 423 4387 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Iloi 553. Sanford, Fla, 37771 _________________________ HIGHWAY SAFETY ! - --- GENERAL CONTRACTOR BALL REALTY Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR, 1 bath. large eat In kitchen, plus formal dining room New carpet. freplace, large' corner lot Recently reduced $2).(r) Call 831 7085 -- AL ANON (..1Vtt1Nt)I1 CAPRI could spoil your fun. ICIJ0EDUKWD0SCP1ASM ALMOST .__ 7 - - IS ALCOHOL A PROBI.EM IN YOUR FAMILY? ARRIVEAUVE - - 4-Personals FLORI 0A AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) large losses t under control or AAEOBLSPETEMABANMIIL ABC -. (13) lane Grey (24) Carrascolendas (3.5) Mayberry RFD (44) Gomer Pyle (i act G A D N N N I Q GM B E AM L A N - their many kindnesses at tnis tlrr,e, THE ROBERT 'BUD" COHEN FAMILY. I 19) Changes are part of day. Prepare to on unusual TAURUS (April 2(l.May ) opportunities or evening will Taking chances or speculating find you brnoding because you I OHDEIUAIABCTAMEA KA Y GHISWI =7 ABC News S Rentals - We with to thank our friends for ot (24) Villa Alegre (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2,6,0,9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 0) NBC News co 76065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR 3?) 3174 ' - - -- REAL ESTATE INC LAKE MARY - Just completed and built right, 3 bedrooms. I' bath masonry home, carpeted Nicely thadt'd lot Price. 521.500. Terms. - ______ , RAIEISTAU01KEKE X RE0 V 1-Card of Ihanks For Friday, August 8, 1 975 SHRSAHW0SIAUCUSI1NE I L (9) Lucy Show (13) Winter Park rh,. '"Y 'U'I" (35) Balman (13) Daytime (24) Nova (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,0) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital -. iagrog (I) Mery Griffin I OLDER 3 Bedroom. 1' bath. convenient. $72500 Terms SANDRA JOHNNY WALKER retirement home Price, 572.500 Ir-r m'. Harold Hall Realty -_ . LAKE MARY- New ertra well bull 7 bedroom. 1 bath, carpeted $1,000 DOWN. 7 bedroom. I bath in Winter Park $71,175 ________________________________ Noon Friday Sunday _________________________________ (9) FINE 3 bedroom, Pi bam, central 11 LEMON BLUFF ON THE RIVER Block home, top condition, fenced in yard, 7 large bedrocrns Corn plefely furnished - SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom. brick home, 13 baths 2 air con dutloners, corner lot Price only 577.500 with terms room, 517.500 Terms Noon The Day Before Publication (44) Gilligan's Island 500 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In Space 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith Reason -. - 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (5) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 1) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit NEAT 2 bedroom, 1 bath. family DEADLINES (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (33) Big. 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III 3715 Gracious & SPaCIO4JI with beautifully landscaped fenced yard with a wiShing well 3 bedroom. 2 bath. choIce Sanford location A beauty Only 5.37.500 373 9110 41- Houses ___ _______________ _____________ 41c a line 1 thru S times .3tca line 6thru 2$ times 24ca line 26 limes ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS Live Consumer Survival Kit (3$) Uncle Huble Lifestyle News RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 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V97 Sewing -- Sew'N3 '0 rn Paint & Body Work fr)'rC I,vJ' Lii'h(3 Alterations PeasonAr'le 371271) You ba.,r' treOth,' rp',l r.'. try the CET THOSEIU(Upy ITEMS FO A ro9, 11 i,i ,, , ,, 1 P1"',' T(r,',y ,',-.'. r' )fl 1395 , . -. . . - ' . i'\ rtZ '-":. , '.*'. '-'.ssr. , �'' - . - - - - B-EvenInçHerald,Sanford,Fl. - - _______ - - -L__lt.I_ - - ' -" r" -- * _.-_---_ -._-_-:: ai-;-----_ _---'----- MWA _ -----'- Thursday,Aug.7,)73 Enlistment Quotas Filled ; r,.. -. - il.t i,~_II .Lf II I * 1i Iff :_ ". ~;4 . *. Evening . Ill Economic Wind Blows Good For Army t than the miliEDITOR'S NOTE -The Army candidates for enlistment are and thus unrepresentative, has is probably a prime enlistment ing station t.ere tend to bear per cent planned or, A flT1Y believes that its current re- being turned away. They are waned. The number of black motivator, the Pentagon argues out the Army's contention (lULl tary had e men and spokesmen say. eruitment boom is only partly a youths who would have been recruits has fall en from 30 per that the military is not bccom- a major portion of th life Is % No one in Ccivilian result of the recession, and that snapped up by the Army a year cent to less than 20 per cent in ing an employer of last resort, women enlisting are motivated or girls any many qualified men and worn- ago. This year, for the first timc the last nine months. Col. Greynolds quotes statis- not by despair, but by the hope willing 'to train says Denise en will continue to enlist once since the draft ended In July For the first time, the Penta- tics he says show that the qual. that the military will offer them serious job, as economic rc?ovcry begins. 1973, the Army says lt has many gon says, adequate numbers ity of the all-volunteer Army challenging jobs, or training in lIrushwiller, who at years of more candidates for enlistment are enlisting for front-line in- was improving before the re- skills they can use later In completed almost two 1. has signed up for She college. By JOHN T. WHEEI..ER than the 2D0,000 new people fantry, L-nk and artillery uniiis. cession. For example, in 1979, civilian life. for enlisted men helicopter mechani cs'SCiiOO.. Al' Newakatures Writer The Army says it is phasing 23 per cent of Army recruits Army pay needed each year to maintain a 5CCThat ill wind uprooting trees force of 786,000 men and out tw3-year enlistments be- were Category Fours the and non-commissioned officers '1 don't want to work as a what kind of that's all over the U.S. economic werner.. cause it no longer needs them to whose test levels had put them now ranges from $344.10 month- retary and and job I could get. I like the nonsex landscape Is blowing warm and "All in all we're very, very attract recruits. Soon it will in the just-able-to-train class. ly for recruits, plus room :fair on the U.S. Army. pleased," says Col. William A. offer only a three-year tour. That percent dropped to 16 in "ard, to $1,249.20 a month for discrimination in the service. ... I just want An elated Pentagon reports Greynolds. chief of the Army's Ile $2,500 bonus for a four-year inid-1974 and it's still 16 or 17 the highest sergeant with top I,n1 not women's lib, ___ -! 11 I can based i chance to do what t that new recruits now packing Recruiting and 11"rilistment enlistment in a combat unit is per cent. seniority. Col. Greynolds says tile flood on ability." Army barracks are perhaps the Division. "None of the many being reduced or altered. Greynolds said recruiting is With brighter, better trained and best motivated in dire .brightest predictions came true. The The Air Force, with 623,000 up sharply in some economic- of recruits entering the military men and women, the Army peacetime history. The Army quality we saw Increasing be- people, never has had recruit- ally depressed areas while not tells only part of the story. is better than ever," says fore the recession now is dra ment problems The Navy, with in others At the same time, OW lie enlistments also have reckons it can improve sig Amy Secretary Howard If. inatic." 548,000 men and women, and some areas of the country that soared. In the current year, the nificantly its "teeth to tail," or Callaway. The number of high school the Marines, with 194,000, have have escaped the buffeting of Army figures about 58,000 combat to SUPPOrt troops ratio, The Pentagon's concern that graduates has risen in the past had fewer difficulties attracting the recession show sharp re- would sign on for new tours. Callaway said, "We were won. a year ago if we had ~,--there wouldn't be enough volun- )car to 75 per cent of current volunteers than the Army, cruiting increases. One such Now 78,000 are expected to re- deringcombat troops to 13 enough teers for a volunteer Army has enlistments, according to Army which finally reached author place is Se'. erna Park, a tnlist isions Now we 54'e the way vmnishtd \t recruiti ruitiog ng stations statistics. Cntkicm that the izul strength last Jul V. ornin also are flocking to (Ii'. middle-class suburb of Dalti across the countriv, hundreds of Army was becoming too black, Although the ailing economy more. Inter%iews at the recruitthe Army, recently at a rate 25 clear to man even more." . --- - 67th Year. No 302-Friday, August 8. 197i -:_ L - He d Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 1Q Cents - ion Jail - _r=.W;*IiJ - ... - - V amkLA - - 11' 110111 LOYD II rald Staff a Writer •- - I -- .. ,., - - ' . - W ~~ - ____________ ___ :1 k l & r 4i - t ~ I- TL4 , .1~ ~ ,, I '-'' -_~_ __ - _2 _ -~, -. i4" I1.M f a- _ ~_ - - 10 1 .3 i I I .0 of ,!!~ I 9 " , a I %V .0 ! A , -- sill _____ - -- During i G INFANTRY SALUTE Underneath statue of an infantryman, President Ford speaks at the Fort Benntng, Ga., army installation, which has the . Infantry school. It mark# d the Amy's 2Wh birthday. 1 - - di Longleyof M:ine sates himself from the responsibilities of governing of a million people in his state and chverts himself to in- like people dividi:counl al , play God, or lie deals with a=ks L II .\/T' \I I I -i , -- 1. I _I _________ S a " 02d/ ow Irra dx_~ _M 1 7/ inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS - N 11 B&D "-, zi \ \, _, ---a I X . __ * _., ..A. _ Milk? t_=_ _____ Firi wh" c Whce ar e OtGold Leather ---- Deny or latex white and decoratm Re9.Price 9 Encyclopedia Bookcj5e Model 937w Reg. Price 2q59 s Charge -- . * . I '--'- p fi I. &'? UMI rANELING .i z, - 1 continues. -Fm absolutely .vicd,;ndcçki..J!.ult rise C-11 this, lihat mcst of the PeOt e n our Institutions rep' sent inl their own failures (sq. yd) Price . 2. ,.. __,,.. r'i •r -_-', - I ULJO <2 II • -. - " . I I I I I I 4710 STORAGE BUILDING SHEET I I - Iiiiii I I - -, 11 \\ -' - 7 x 10 inside dimensions Antique gold and whim 39 95 Peg Price I' 2 ~~ W re-PANEL CLEANER FAd, 7 (jf2092OPSmsonal Shower Reg. Prig.............23i AL111, al': ; tACII - CAN 'w-. Ii \\ " ' Reg' - 00 - Price 3047 0 * * - r I II ie I I ' '' irj'1. . L_J : I YOU CAN M^ IT YOLRSELF! *700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD run P11.3234700 se'.en - page to tei[)Iflg I IUI IU UI 0 e at I 0 ivunu i I * _* , 7:30-5:30 I - . L - I * jury - • i .--' - Government Explosion Noted ha id rowth It St I I ( h f ' ,; - .- L, _____ I -) ._I _. ~ - -. 4 .1.t ______________________________ . - - takes a look at the size of government in Sunday's agai ne ~Ste m no e I) ; - iJ~~.tv,lll* -N__in~-_Ak_~i!A:~"Z 1 .'I ______ - i.1ç>i IA - - - I I Two Haven t Filed -_- 4 I -- ______________ - - • ~iZ.71-1: -.---___ t tmo elected officials in Seminole County filed the state retiulred financial disclosure forms with (lerkoithe (ircult(ourtArthurhl Reckwith Jr s olfiet' Se stan. In '.unda c Herald _____- -'' . -. - _ --l-N -- - i ~A.'-Vj . -4 -, - :~ 1.Fz~ ~ :1 i'AIf~~* ________ - " __________ , F I I .-. 1F_ .- z -_-7%_______ _-~=Z~~ ____ z____~_T_-____ J - '- - R~Vi: z li').-leT.,'. ,,- A'- ,-i A,i ~ ' 6.1-i -Y R,z!j L._A... -.17--_ -. --_4i'~ _-_~~--- AW.1- , ~ ;4,I I I ~_, I - Teacher Contract Talks I", asse Subject Negotiators Meeting J a to we can get in , ' I'age _ i(nnlinuedon Page 12 Ai illS Iue )UfluQ ___ f .- in WEEKDAYS 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY granu Inie jury report states that the "disaster was compounded by improper ventilation, which helped spread the .smoke and by antiquated locking For nine month', an epet taut mother autieipatc. this moment -the first days alone at home %ith her ne, Abom rtlated hs omit mother whose experience Is at onct unique and uithersal Page 1-C, 'i4omens Section li= -...i, _~ - k- ~ - - ~_ - V_ -V _- , _.~__. .1_ I' I)) '. %round The Clock lrItIge (akndar Classified (omits Church Crimil 1, - __1y I - - - 1 1 ~` - , .___;S__A 1 18 Dt'arAbby 5i5 hluroscoiw 3B Hospital 111 Sports 9:5 TelevisIon 18 SA IOIIA 28 - Ill ?A Women as ___•- '-- -* _____ We will not have a comm ent gathering information that asoj A ~ ~ ,!~SV possibly could be a basis for until the Staff gbth action concerning the June 9 information to give the -, •-:;::"---'_ _ ~ __Wv '-.tiiunttt. Conty Jail tire that i,oiem nor a basis on wh,cP*i to Lk1 ,iet;i, if any .ti'ir Is killed 11 men .11it lial MUMS q,t-ciry back to bargal-iing table. (111trald Phoul 'Iy G,r.rdon Willi,imsor, Askew has requested a copy called fot.' llarling .mid. He noted that .iS d general rule it id the Suninole County (,rand Jury repor I made public today, is regular practice for grand but an aide sail that Askew jury reports to be sent to the hasnt seen the grand jury governor" rennrl yet er a er 11ic governor hasn't seen Of thi. report Darling, he said, "The the grand Jury report, so time we ccnnot make any comments of any kind. ,Maurice main of action would be Ily E.D PRICKEIT the press had not been notified. Conunission i PEI(Ci. 111-:RC is 1 1elley. withcourse I,ol Wainwright in his hlenild Staff Writer , the board's chief "lie Rosenthal) just dropped the state agency" hlarling of Askew's office told capacity established to Pelleyhead of the see whether said visit by the a draw up and monitor collective The herald. neIotiaior, I)epn&'tmcnt of Offender Education back to the table, Come on in if bargaining in Hnnda. The chief negotiators for the S e in i n ci I e The grand jury requested Rehabilitation (DOR). It also i cOpy oF sounds is though the State P School, Iboard and Seminole Association's 'S 5 chief you want to and sit - if that'll 1he dli says collecti'. e that Askew recei'.e s 1,462 school teachers bargainer, Steve Rosenthal. make you feel better." PelIcy bargaininig count) ., negotiations betthe jail fire probe report and Mar%hal will be involved." net loday to try and resolve the caught him unawarei. told a repoKer. ween the chief executive off icer ..eminole-Ilrevard State Ally. Wainwright was not In his Collective bargainin g and an agent shall not Surprisedhyareporteranda impasse and get back to the AbhoR hleitlug said today that I*allahassee office today and bargaining table. photogri,itiher both Pelley and meetings are subject to exempt from the Sunshine the replort is being sent to the unavailable for comment. The public was not advised of Rosenthal immniediately in. Florida's Sunshine Law, ac- Law," said PEIIC Coordinator governor. pointed Darling out that the the meeting, held in the office of '.-sled the press to sit in on the cording to a spokesman from ('an Iange. "But I have absolutely no 2-Ai I ('ontinuid On Sr!OHI1 Ic,.rcl Neotitc'r harry ses',tcn Prior to the nwt't,re.t the Public Emplove Iielation or hat the ov4'rnr ri I;I $'g. 2-AI liii w 'iiitjiiuciI i( ide.i 1, F' SALE PPES (3000 AUGUST 1 thru 14 - ,-, I! . 11I -4 -'-- - F The investigative body found that the fire caused th e deaths of 10 inmates and one correctional officer and attributed the deaths to "inhalation of toxic ioke, which resulted from the combustion of s" numerous polyurethane mattresses Hi es ruillit ~ ~ ? * yl- -Cle.ins, tonews, hiclus stain5 scratches. l3oz. can. Reg. Pr,ce(car.) ........ 779 F. 'j/,4JV' \\., I , , - 6-i _ORK ~i ~~ !_- ,7~-ii'~LLL Z-alf. -_-_ ~----Grand Jury Report :,-- _ ~-___-,A-_-~-P----. ,- -- ~- -_- -__ . I - CLAMP LAMP - ' - , =- P" ~, - ---' ,.- I I iiiiiiii i.ov. MSKeW MWCI!TS :~.~ o4cotly'z Sale Price ... 27.88 Will lll~ --- - 65c t~_.L - II u y , 8t 1, 9t , I I , "The primary unction of the morals, health, sanitation, and 22nd and 29th. 1975. That during (;rand Jury is not lini'ted, in general welf:ire of the County. investigation, the Grand Jury these sessions of the Grand any sense, to matters of a but it may. and it should, also hasendeavored to bring before Jun. there has been a quorum criminal nature The broad inquire into natters of the Grand Jury any and all of at least fifteen members power of the Grand Jury in- iovernmentaI administration information pertaining to the pru..nt at tunes. hskspowertom.ketnquiries ic1u.iir u-unty institutions, direct cause and secondary (,iuses of the fire in the Jail, on The Seminole County Grand into civil administration, buthfings, uffiliceb aw officers Jury for the Spnnglerfli,l975, and make -i sentner' I-'nh1nue-don Page l2-A - * I - -il~ I 'A Delivers bust of water mat stimulates, sooil-iesand mass ages your whole body. 20910 wall moUnt Reg. ftice(ea.) ...... . It 88 - - ., 2 x 4 x 8 13 pine studs s. •, I (i'I5f1(4ThI' - '. - • - F' ' "SI dU i (1anti flue n I'al.' -- _______ ~-,;~__7_1e'. _~_ -iiii I'. TIlE (IltiUll (OUIIT was impaneled on the 29th day or irregular conduct is concerning thur physical, OF Uhf F IGIITF I \'Ul of April, 1975. by the Ilonotable charged: power to in sanitary, and general con JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND LA'. William Woodson. At the vestigate whether or not a diUons. FOR SEMINOI.E COUNTY, time this Grand Jury was public office is being conducted That this Grand Jury ha.-* ltIl)A irnpneled it was charged by according to law and good ondu ted n in i t th INTERIM the Court. on the duties and loinvesugate 9th 1975 fire at the jail morals; on-power June GRAND JURY REPORT responsibilities of the Grand the conduct of public affairs by ant to the foregoing -ininole County Grand Jury Jury. In addition thereto, this public employees and officials, for the Spring aed deqiency addition thereto; the Grand conducted an investigation of by the State Attorney's Office, may be charged; -and power Jury has ved ral the fire that occured in the the legal counsel for this Rod>, to Inquire whether such ol restsosnq,y'.e Seminole County Jail in San the laws pertaining to matters ficials are incompetent or 1a in ciudin' but not limited to, ford, Flori&t on June 91i, 1975. presented to the Grand Jury. the performance of the duties request from the Honorable This investigation conimenced That within these charges and imposed on them. Clarence T. Johnson, Jr., Chief on June 10th, 1975 and the instructions to the Grand Jury, In general, the Grand Jury ircuit j d h f h (,rand Jury subsequently met the Grand Jur has been ad may not only in'.estlgate e'.ery j lie, I Circuit. ' With complete information the grand jury would tia'.e come to this conclusion' the statement continues -I think the commission is going to do everyth.ing possible to insure the jail facility is safe for incarceration of prisoners," Freeman said. I don t think they icomnmission) ha'.e c'.er done IAAf'('O '?ej &icetsheet) I I -i:' _> -. Req Price'(ea) rredpumoqdark - _ V__'N Cowley said the raises are Joy-ce's letter "exactly in line with the study." "It would make 144 working The study- was ordered by personnel feel great to think School pt Bud I.ayer. It that we have someone in our compared Seminole County ., %late government looking out salaries with slaries in For the working classes, t'counties of an equivalent size letter said. lfl( 'Mt -i pay in pri'..te ifl j said he couldn I UUS ry derstand why teacii If vou do feel that we, of the organizations IJ failed Frank Joyce. who is also caine from, he now earns 1244. custoiians. Cowley said his studyratseda Semmole County Public school challenge the salat' hi es organizing chairman of AlLbeginning maintenance System. have a right to ask for granted admimstrato;s Once a month Joyce says $45 Ernie (owicy, the school workers pa f'om 8? 46 to $2 51 an investigation into the (10 Local 1010 said, Y.e needed 50 cents, but they gave in hospitalization insurance is system's assistant director of hourly-. After 10 y'ea.'s. the scale board's salary' policies, please "I didn't see any other us a chine." deducted from his take-home personnel. confirmed that an runs from $3.15 to $3.54. ac- contact iiie. I have facts and organization challenging this Joy-ce said last week's School Pay. index study prepared by him cording to Cowley. figures regarding this matter," s' I will,' - he said. - v-'.n-- - - '- "It's unfair because they' contained raises for the Board approval of raises which upped some principal's salaries iprincipals p got this big raise county's 136 custodians last - $1,000 a -ear and assistant last August. I'm not saying they' IXcemher. ted W h by A superintendents by almost don't deserve it -that's not for "I think we did very well. I School who says he got a 10-cent $3,000 is "unfair." me to say." Joyce said. don't see why they should . raise last year has asked Gov. Joyce's letter, dated scream e1ore an increase last Aug. 1, and holler," Cowley Iieubm Askew' to check into $150,000 worth of raisp,; December. Joyre earned 1121A wz,:A ua lu say that the Lounty's said in reply to Joyce's a .uiticu Inc school systems e'.er) two weeks Yith the raist iKJIices fa'.or idministrators protesting thc plight of main allocated by the same index and that no merit raises are tenance workers. supervisory personnel, we -- ..'d it," Lou Reg . .. An#1 -' Ux tirkt one 'tio's aisked me, 'Why do you tUnk lhou~,ht, my lhiert*s in We were Cch1g. tSitb !IuJi. .s.iii-my Haugh, A'uc 1 AmIn, 'T!ionia JEEIUSOn tMaie were my het'oe* Interfoam cushion vinyl flooring 12 width six designs ___________________EACH I ---v-- I 1-1 - 1~ ~ -- rtLx By ED I'RICKETT Herald Staff %Sriler - j V.ju'rt- Ann v eri '. - SQ. YD. - ____ e%vJ7uthe1 *eec, a 7' s been a great but . Aam ___ got I - &Amok 1~ . ___ -' 0111"Im"ll.lio - ,erninole County Commissioners todi disputed the C.nniy Grand jury citation of the commission for a "lack of concem" toward fire safety in the county jail, Meanwhile. Sheriff John Polk said all but one of the grand Jury recommendations for his department are near completion. n.e commission released a three paragraph sl.ate-rnent -prepared by' County' Attorney' Tom Freeman outlining recent efforts by the county to provide a new jailthroughabondreferendumwtuchwastwlcedefeated by county '.oters Twice we placed on the ballot and reconimended to are not concerned the '.oters a new jail We deny that in Fact, the opposite is true, the with fire safety commission statement reads .. ' In I finally pe'-mission cit story" the warden and tI'e security And he proceeded to reveal his IdStory. By the time the dan i' row aith e'.erone young nian was 15, his father I had been in the !.-win;wii sit witti the mr,sumetimes for fkcwty prism ior 13 y"rs. His 20 minutes, sometimes for an uncle used to take c kid to ilfl /p4 ftfj' '11 'd or W.at made you do ft? If I down once a isillanth er.d on fuel ouenUifr doI know un t7 s" co Li estimtes be spends same prison. 30 houra on the pardon hearings Said the t4 tO the sub5t.antlal tJ t' £L' 5 overnr. a I I * - Three Drawer Desk Model 90336. Reg. Pfice 39.95 a see J FURNITURE . ,, killedit men June I occurnid an wood floor"iL And BOB 11,OYD Herald Staff Writers * UNFINISHED vwpacoteAcryflc HOUSE PAINT - i9 ~7,_47 ~ - Grand Ju Re ort ommissioners CUStod*ian Protests Su 3.25 for right or lefi mitre cut. Avg. Rerailihnr ff.) 4 50 COUNTER TOPS YOUR CHOICE ' -'- i -. ---______ Of • I Ii.A W_ - I ~,' - - By MICK IJ)CHRIDGE, GAL. - - -:± VINYL SHEET GOODS "Omsk =;zi- ~_ - = iiiiiiiiiii~ - ____ 75or3waits. .~ - - -'-- : - HOMEWOOD * SYLVANIA 31, -: LIN.FT. ---. X - Double insulated. Perfect tot r or shop usie. ......12.% Reg. Price0 L I-- - _-` - - .,(/i ever these people. I want to omr~ F!- Text that housed f3 inmates at the time. Itay McCall, 16-year-old Orange County juvenile awaiting trial as an adult on a robbery indictment, died in the fire. Patrick Sims, the inmate who was housed in the other single cell off the hospital bay. survived the smoke and heat as firemen and deputies worked for 90 minutes evacuating the jail SIITIS was one of the 24 witnesses who testified b-~fore the grand jury. ' -iM - - II I Sp I '" ; - I if V I v I ;ll;, I V0 -, ___________ Y0'UC"&1&,r0aMqr 11MEMEM" Cf 110• gel S - 'ClAnIff"" 1M Is .- ,w1* 22c wa, s ______ ., I . 13 1 I - - _. ~~,_ - -~ - :± :.'''.' 11 wool gJW ..a0 SALE Judge. swindlers - face to (ace tfallureof:aociety -of because that's the way I.Angley believes in operating. When tie governor turl a "The toughest part, Cif MY person down, he wants the job," he says, "is the pardon prisonerto bear it directly from hearings. I can't tell you what him, so he goes back and imthe pardon hearings do to me' parlsthenews,andwhy He has For one thing, they keep in become close to some of them. One young man in the state that involvement in politics prison at often produces. Longley has be pardoned because of a I*oai never hs'l'i n,'l'." restriction for six months before this past January. He Longley told him that he coui says he only wants W be "the spend the time providing some best governor I can possibly be evidence for the pardon board and then get back to my that he w,s turning his lIfe family" Others with sinular around,likegettuigacuvewith intent admit they have been Alcoholics Anonymous because seduedbythepowerofpoliUcs alcoholism has been a big and ha'.e not cut the string problem In the state, or working 'I see power as an abuse of in drug pre'.ention authority," he argues, "and I Longley asked the young think we '.e witnessed enough prisoner, "wtiat made abuse of p-o'er I see a mud-. this I'm not finding fault with heavier weighting on the scales what you did - it could Imve of respo.-isibility. been me. But why do you 111rik "My second week in otfice, I ou're here?" found myself presented with The onsoner for &ssier of pardon hearings I robbery ras bothered I don't like to "You know, Governor," he pltivgoci Idon't like people who said, "nobody's asked me 'p do play god, or before why In Maine,a prisoner in a asksdme,'Whyinhel)didyou maximum ui> intitutlon do this' T1iy salted me ,Sho can riot come to pardon do you think you erc" hearing. -.Same thing i0en in i hair "Fi nally, I stid, 'Jt,ez, I mi't "as :0 ni, 44 • 1 . who do _ .,. , 0i if alai' s ~ i , of ~ ,0f s, ' jisI 11 10 to W 1s,'i.1Jt- .4. .4 - WIWI 1110 I I 101W 11 I t, l '! ] 0 a ii 0. / 0 My second week in office, I found myself resentd with dossier o pardon hearings. I was bothered. I don't like to play God. I don't A 01'0 J , 11 ~_ 4 ' ' ' ID. DI I F"U"J"T' i .JF•"tV 1... 1 ..JI_)[' LJI,.JL..JI.AL.... I Longley Finds His Grass Roots (Second of Two Storilei) By MURRAY OLDERMAN The Herald Services .60 w000~ ,I . -I - • Q 'ii- P .m - Politician Without Party 00 is ._-__ -- . . ission " ,a 00*0so 10 1 1013 1 001011 . I' l l ,1 10 ~; -0 I 01 '.0 _______________ MM • 4'I 1 t* 0 re nCo liii' grand jury rC(.JIruTicndil the County take inuneduti steps to build a new, modern " n effect, not a p pray t ng Sheriff Correctional Institution" and thit the present request for emergenc y 'iu1ty jail be considered a "holding facility" for Polk's , r cell £ood pass persons awaiting trial or transfer to state prisons. funds ne jurors "strongly recommend" that before doors, allowed said inmate to set the jail is reopened dS a holding facility that 13 fire to the mattresses in the ad hani't8 he inadi including installation of air a Cent bayy a rea '' Co litionirik, and a fire sprinkler system, Grand Jur y Report emergency lighting, and a modern cell locking and release \ incent),c.rs tee Seminole County voters the report states. have rejected proposed bond issues to construct a There were two Inmates In separate cells adnew jail facility. Grand jurors noted that this fact jacent to the bay where a stack of polyurethane was impossible 'to oerlook in the in'.estigation rnittress&s were stored F ire Inestigators said the Grand jurors f,aund that the inunediate cause (if mattresses were set afire with resulting temthe fatal fire "was a deliberate act perpetrated by a eratures reaching 1,600 degrees as steel cell walls certain inmate confined adja cent to the hospital cell uluckled and dense, acrid smoke from the bayurea Thi'onprishedasaresultolhisown smoldering mattresses filled the second floor Jail . of Seminole County Conimir,sioners, although not "has shown characteristics indicted, have been charged in a Seminole County ca s u a I ness, lack of concern Grand Jury report with the "ultimate respon. irresponsibility and general nonsibility" of the June 9 County Jail fire that killed 10 committal attitude concerning the Inmates and a jailer needs of the i The Gr.md Jury in the report kept sealed until its release today by a circuit court -Grand YReport judge, said the County Commission treated Sheriff John Polk's requests for jail repairs with "scorn inissioners in the report made public today by and ndicule and said that, in effect, the com (ircoit Court Jidgr' A J lioseniann Jr mission's inaction on Polk's requests allowed an Ilosernann ordered the report sealed July 29. inmate to set the fatal lire when it was returned by the grand Jury, pending The grand jury report said it found negligence or -further stud'es as to the contents of the report." dereliction of duties by the Sheriff's Department, As previously ' announced, there were no in LheSanford Fire Department and the state Division dicUntnU retumed by the grand jur) in the sevenof Correction in addition to the count> corn week probe of the jail lire 4 Fi 14i The B CC (County Corn 5510 n) Commission) ' ~7_ ______ - Blame F q - - n tal S i • ____ Vs K.TIIIh{ * Thw sday s high 9$ U'. might low b5. cloud) throegh Saturda% %tith a (hance of thundershowers mairly dLwIng " hours. highs In the low 905. Lows in the 7Gc. Variahie %inds mo3lly 10 mph or less. stronger and gusty near thindershowers. Rain probability 40 per rent o per cent at night. Complete details and tides are on Page -A - __ ~ =~7z - _... __ - reept , _ � 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 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 07, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I ' , ,, .A I r.-"v' Ili '' .II f", - ~ em I " IN. .Ame . 11 .- is I q THE LEAC4 FCUCXWD 89 A SX3TTED Cp~E AND A WHOLFE B&4CH 0P f / , tN / /, .1 I - bet ee •- _____ rI - - - : - ' A /.., k , 10 . - .0 I Ernie Coley, a Pelley team - eprese - DOONESBURY ________________________ Trudeau Garry - 1) I .-. - 7 /' — M SORRY SiR, BUT ,4I. PERSONN ri EL - ~ Iy I I - p 1 , 1 - I k - BUGSBUNNY 3imdahl & Stoffel by H, , 'i': _______ el." "Mm"' . - I Union Criticizes H nce ,I ~, 1_. /I'- 1 1 )_ ~ AvrAwvizz *TX /KfAWW2, ___ ~ 11 1. ) ' - I ' 1 - Nr WFE ~ ) )k - -_ , (( %.d -f THE WINNER— I 447&_— q 161 ?VtJiThThT OYL 1* YDN"'rMrlTlW — f . I I % .. 'I ~. , ~~,_. - .r \ 1, #' )-- QA.O riu . , ~ W I 0 by Al Vermeer GET T INGr A 7AN, .. I -~-~- ,-._A-_%__-_ ,--,-% I - .%, I I a . I I- . .1 11% U 'i .... ... - .0 0 WINTHROP -_ . I'' 10 - ~ 0 JEANS! AN'S " \\ ' .. -) ja h + PiCCF PAPER! TUOY 6EE V __ ..-, If -I.I ...., V 1~ . .. I0 .. .... , ~ - --~* \1 r, .~o ... ~t ... 4cp 4- 1-3.c sQ -'_ - 'N )~~ /~~ _-11 I I i -0 : ...--.-- I . r );~ - 0 I // . OH,DEAR! I CANT SEEN% To GErmy 0MORFILA OPEN ! J r-' I S iss, _ ______ *I-- CAPTAIN EASY THE JUNGLF' - - _-. -i a - - ' - -. - TRY .-. , WISE SHE'D HAVE TO FAr THE5 CHARRED F16H t. - ,..5 - L/_/_J - __ (i , Ill Wit j\ 1. . . . . 9 __ A ~ -~-~_~ . - - __ _____ _ " ~ ii__.d I by Bob Thor., __44 - - -. - - I yQ , . I i.~, , " I n ,2 ~_ ) d ro . _1 _. Z ~! .;I -_ PIKSONALLXP 1..._ L_ =_ - . - __ . PRISIDefor FOIRD1. ,7~ _=~ .f- -- - , -I 1' r - I il I 1*4 . I __ ) ~- _1 i __ - ItECIS1100 ~ . .4 ') \, \-~ w - 1$ --- %v-~ ,V Z A PIE G-T- FLIES IN TPE KINGDOM. -qF.__.1_ .k_ I I i . - • v - NO ? " I. '1 _ _, . _ • - - -' - . - _ '- - - .' - . -_ - - -- - -- - " r--- .- - I'l 4 I I) -_ Women i • • p, '~ .P, Yesterday's high 93; ovm n1glit low 68. Rainfill was .1 Inches. ~ A I Ifighs In the low I .c I &)2S) L • ' - .' . es, -- •- - - . ' , - — '•-' - I - - - - - _ '- - - . -:-. ("t.I$ f For details and fld(5 !iwA. . -- . - -. - _ _L. ' , - , '-" - _' - ___ •- ~, a Ir -Z i~~ .I ff- ciate of Teamsters President - . - appeared. w looking for Charle-- "Chuckie" I a O'Brien, Hoffa's foster son, i . % II . . r SINKHOLE - ,, ' . - -- -_. - - . _ J rI also hai said they would like to - Page - - -- question O'Brien. -fied - -- - buildings," department budget requests Ca5selberry 411,180). Winter 0 narned sources as saying that O'Brien had been wn getting to last night's workshop chart showed his $10,000 salary lfolfa's disappearance. The on the 1975-'76 fiscal year the loweit of those police chiefs sources said the car was driven Seminole County Sheriff John enfortt-ment agency during the Isidget - to file his ,appeal in budxet. listed. by a nian close to FitzsInumns, • . -_ , , , - p 1 - -' ~r_~ .tL i , r4 z. , i~—- -i`;;'i~jvf,i-f j IF . !~ , ::: 4 _. -_-~5- ~ -~ 1%r7t -:., __ %~ ~~l z .- z . ~. & . 1%) * - - ' . 1 . - •'& - I - --st_-.r . - - - - i~q i~~,'~.,~- -~ - • y -;- - - . -. , - Rich harry, member of Sanford 's city engineers department. sews Tuesday night and said Tallahassee He said Ken 197S-76 fucal year. Keller as appointed public While Koller was requesting but the sources refused to iden s department safety director effecti ve June 1 more money for himself no UI "The itidget approved by the Monroe, sheriff' the budget to the F lorida Depart- Hoart' (of County Commission) comptroller. and Doug ten He was previously employed as increases were included for the site. The sources also told the I. of Adininistrat.ion for his is not sufficient to opetate the strom, sheriff's department city inanziger-police chief of department's 12 uniformed Post-Dispatch th.at O'Brien got sub-lease with the Department full S2.6-mill ion original s h eriff's department in an attorney, will assist in Collegedale, Tenn., at $12,000 officers. However, all will into the car at about 7 i4fective and efficient man- preparing the appeal. re(vive an autoniatic six per annually. of Criminal Law Enforcemint, request. Thursday near the Machus Red Polk said he did not know ner," Po!k stated in a press AlUx)ugh Keller sat through cent salary intTease ' because Fox restaurant. lloffa was last they will dissolve the crime lab Polk said he expects to have release. when the Department of the two-hour long budget money form airport," Freeman told the appeal filed it. Tallaha&w seen outside the restaurant last Polk said (lie full $2,655,913 Administratim would schedule session, his budget r.quests state retirement must be paid Wednesday afternoon, by Aug. 15. The Department of budget request is "necessar) to a hearing on the appeal. lie said were not discussed ty the by the city beginning Oct I .said the county would still be fulfill the obligations of this lie expected the sheriff's iiable for the building lease hearing ot; (fie appeal. unusual for O'Brien to department and the comDuring public interviews for same law, Keller's state missing for days a', a time, but should the lab be moved and the Polk said lie has 30 days from mL-ision to be represented at V)e the position inSlay, Keller said retirement muit also be paid by The collimission la,ot week that it was expected he would cour,ty would lose the W,0W when the commission appeal hearing, the approved a $2,396,927 budget for Aug. I he "could live with" the job's city, annual pay-roll from the lab, wan? to be with the Hoifa fanulv 10joillow'd OL I :, X-Al -,..A,,Ir,,. The crinit. lab serves 27 Polk to fund the county's law approved tht. $2.3 million (lu. -! i~- Owir ordeal. I Conl1rued on Page 12-A i - r” I as O'Brien called 11v Detroit erl*ff Sa s He Wi A ea Bu get -spurliori, Comm isslonnApp rove 0 4 ~ ". "a I ~ ; , ...~. I THIRD STREET .T , -. - - : - f --- Frank Fitzsimmons, floffa's ri- . 1114W - 1. ~ . aw . ..V . ~ . .- .4 J. I I.. 0 - ~ .. " !~, , . . ; -j,. . -, DFThOIT t AP) The St Louis Pos t D is patch reported toda that the foster I missing Pre sident xI;CamslV.( mmy - - -- not made, the FDCLF4 would Polk said today he will appe'il a move the lab from the airport county commission-approved 7 - ( 11?1 .1 i EITHER - " I 4_'I_ S ycar. Freeman told commissioners if a sub-lease agreement was . .1 ......... 15A - IN'rO A FROG. .d ,v - - flevis a portion of a sinkhole on West Third Street caused by the "I don't want to tell your where Mize said. Slize said this developed collapse of an old sanitary sewer line yesterday. Ile street has been closed between Cedar to Poplar Avenues while city work safe and all right." A Detroit crews attempt to reroute the flow I ito the "Big Inch" sewer live (ourthouse building when it was and brace up the stret-t. llamnot . said the work %ould take several learned that the building did told O'Brien was away on union days to complete. (Iferald Staff Photo by Tom Vincent I ineet city standards regarding - ;PE L0;_T 1~41E ARCAWENT WIM TO APSJI-- -44E RNSE *,"" ", IIs~ -, :0~_ . . j------1 ' —__ - I New Chief Asks Pay Boost 30 ° ''I'll'' - Aw - - isd To Keep Crime Lab Here ...............4A ,*%lunicipal Airport from the -- . AIA Hospital Obituari es Sports by F(3nk hill ; cmrir BUY MUCH OF ~ t, -, .I,- 4=, " - SHORT RIBS ______- ___________- ~_Ik — li__ THAT THE - OF COUPSE - Sub-Lease Cloc Editorial Dcar Abby _ i t-,_ &_-T— - 1,~ -:L 4 -- 4 V I '- ulls , '' -11 oI - - ~ .'. TODAY ider - ounty _1~ .~~~ - - -- ,.-Hoffa Kin L"n u kye d To 'Fitz' by telephone on the question of ce ntral Florida unties aiding ( oflhjfliSSIl)fl( rs Mike hi itt m' ay parking and the county coin hty %IICK LA)( hIRIDG1. hiofla s daughter, Mrs Bar. in riuminal investigations and harry Kiatkoiski %oiced inissioners told the city to jurisdiction concerning the herald Staff Viriter bara (.rancer told The Associ. requiring laboratory facilities no opposition to the sub-lease mind our o'n business wal er of jail safety regulations ated Press today that the fami Vihlen confirmed hlarrell S yesterday Freeman, ho reconmiended yesterday Semirolc County may sub. ly still had not heard from Commission Chairman Sid estimate of $1 000 daily expenst While the counts and state lease the Sanford Crime Lab to the sub-lease said he could not O'Brien. "All ve're asking is the Florida Department of guaran te e the county would Vihlen Jr., who has been for housing feeding and for hi:ii to tell the a-uth" she (rimial la Fnforcemcnt keep ouwrship of the ap- pushing for the state to take medicalexpensesofanaerage said % WI)CI.F.) to make sure the proximately $500,000 worth of control of the lab, said lie has 75 prL "assurances" from FI)CLF. he coild not pinpoint the exact facility remains here. assets in the lab. elaborateon what she meant by Freeman will prestnt the officials the lab will remain in mnount paid. Subuatted ,along with the Toni I,ONGWOOD - Doug Keller. Count), Attorney on the job two months as public proposed police department family believes O'Brien is 4 £ l reelnan was instructid proposed agrecmt nt to the 'sanford and continue to receive A un Ime or k & , , - rector here, has a.sked budget was ,-t chart which le state . -A) a comini.s.sion for 1 ontinued on age safely prepare to yesterday linked in some way to the dis. .I 10A Bridge Keller said contained the appearance of the former per cent pay raise agreement for a 30 sub-lease proposed 4* Calendar Keller's proposed pay hike salari es of police chiefs from Teiuns ,r I ........ Comics 10A between the county and FD- ne -b.. ~ ~!t ,V% $I I" hK IN a" V I IV V -~: ;4 _10*t *6____ -1,--_,~ k plvlv 4ry correc'ions department refuse had no answer to what we will Attorney Vernon Mize, said the go%err.mental buildings, which are owned or operated by other gove.-runent agencies, because ;' a- FRANK AND ERNEST 7L and em e r en c y pro b le ms" ti~I ~.*-- I- .; I GV----f____L___... I, ' 0*0" . 1__X ~ -. Romin! and Vihlen conferred - I -0 . 0 11_1!~ ~0(a) q__ . Sch '' - ., 11 - _!._.___ -- A 4'4 A&.) CD4a LWTH A ç o hI n ng the inspection in an effort to ' ~* [J ------IN __ r-. I #4 , " - I&)flH THE LETTER WAT LI- _____ _____ - - ____________ - "ha.rd s county works on a plan to build -.,.S - - - - MARRIED SHED i \ ",r' L.k,,$4,.L.4 1 - ( _____ — MARRJPV!.. 6NATt tv' W'Jt)ER AP'JP L -- I CAN Siam _~ F ' fire prevention code, recom- ! said. -t - , "The taxpayers deserve mended by the American In . '."more than they're getting in surance Association and . I this matter," Vihlen said. "We adopted by the City of Sanford, , . .- ,,, '.* are involved in a dispute over the city (ire department -.-W-7V - I i '. . 11 . AUK juris.iiction and it is costing the through the fire chief IS '. " -T~~, , _% ~ .- ....-. xpayers inore each day while required to inspect ail L' Iirious goernmental buildings, except interior the - wagencies wrangle with the dwellings ihomes), to correct I 1-lit 11 ini ne if the facility can be I (\ ,, by Crooks & Lawrence -- FOR PETE'9 5kE,BE 6Es.JiBLE' ARCH , BECAREFUI.' i Mc g___ &,,i', ' it,T CASJSE GULP' ARE YOU HAS THAT HERE SHKE ,". SURE IT -< CXXS 1. IKE I 0#rArT Khow .< JEALOUS RUP,- 7 j `--T TO CC) COMES." Ir 17 ~.o I ETS.1 / W."TH WHA! TO DO A 14 INAT ,_ 1-, __;A 7, / MMOSOAKE 8CN // . .I I I I I tl~ I ~ -10 I I -I -IN OH I'M SO I I ~ tinued housing of prisoners, Vihlen said he welcomed the State inspectors will be directed to consider ' persons famine said the inspectors would be dicected to consider mr s ip an emergency problem!," (luring the in- -' .. ___. „,_ ALLOW '01 ;1`111, I VihIen requested a waiver or came fires, or conditions in set a date and time for the five- to C'hief Deputy Duane Ilarrell. impection team, pointing out man team to inspect the jail. -Cost of repair to the jail is that he was "pushing to find an from Sanford Fire Chief George violation of the code. The two-story facility has expected to reach $40,000, answer that will allow us tQ Harriett last week, when the state fire marshal's report was in recent years the fire departbeen closed since June 9(a total accor(ttig to county commis. open that Jail." Vihlen said that should all received. and was turned down ment did not inspect the jail or of S8 days) when fire damnged sion estimates. the building and killed 11 - That should the state efforts fail to open the jail, he when Harriett, through City courthouse or any other -_ ON AT fl. N___ ,~ - partment of Corrections C'hief I,ouie Witinwright. Doug Romine, spokesman for Wainwright, said tod.ay in ,rai lahassee that he was working with Seminole County Commis- 1 ~ .. S _ç by Dick Covalls ... . t- ;1e . .1 I 1- .) I 1 J' ' - has been ordered by State De- - -, FADINGr MY) JENNY LU j I . _#. ,-.. .&J.6 _. 1111--T r Ins ecti*on Ordered rtpaired Seminole County jail an estimated M,CW, according - %. ~-) ~- Team - SIJ.A S POP , X I- ' ,- Send 5-Man of fire safety regulations at the jail has been closed has reached ,, I . - ^ ., d % I To officials talked, The lierald to waive certain safety do ab%mt housing prisoners or city had no jurisdiction in the matter. regulations and keep the jail overation of a jail." learned: won t knoss what to Mize said today that under 'We just Cost of housing an a verage closed, commissioners are An on-the-spot investigation of 7 prisoneis da ily' since the without an answer as to cor.- do, but we'll keep pluggtng,"he the 1970 ed i tion of the national -b' "- 'IOO$< OUrA S1OQ000 POUCke Frq %lec . I CHAMP 'By GIXNN SIcCASt.AND Iferald Staff Writer DAD -s*N THis- -1 jusr ( AN INSUqANCE MAN O HIM FOR ME$ON... j AV T~C FRONT DOOR I'M TqYING M TAKE -' P b . - -~_ - ___ ~.- - 14 Ja*11 Safe f, - WEU-.,TAKE CARE u' 4~~' MkD, TWEREIS W AND Wainwright I - -_ Z 0= - (0) , - If I _= 0 Chic Youn9 - - 1~w - .L L 8-S, BLONDIE , ( .6-m1m). RIP., .Xi'"M I - - . A / by T. K. Ryan PEEN FOR "\ - .-.- - - _______ - // f(L - - - F- J ,. - •,, ' ' , - ---_ is t -' WW9 HAVE I I 1 , I "- 'I I I I7~~' — - /1 - ç / I , 6. 1 1 ~., I - ,k-% ) fOf bxsy~ WVILTOS I ' --ii zn L"t -:~_. __t-..--_-rI. -___ ___1___. ex. ,, -JT-) t •-, • _ ~-*~~. ,I --__-_- .,_-______,- , I , L i A A 'j (SM - C §::i IN-- ___ __ __ `~_~ . . ~i( '~:A cl!~ ' - ______ :- I FM ")'7V' f" TUMBLE WEEDS ItL \ TA , E) I - otI I -. 'X - I' f S4 fuR! ' / ') ' HOW FAS WiLL IAs&'YY! I I 11, a MY4' .97Th5 1W S - ' I! C*N'' Tt1LT/1 .. r -------a U7W",77 ,'V.IT )CZ IAYAL414' LE/vPfI'/ - / M ft4c? • / 'rA'LL NA\E A EARRt!L LYFL'4 14sf. iiX \ . ~ Ii I . I - -. I w, a - _. . - -_fj . -I_~ . I-I .. _~ 1. - _ - - ;_ 1 ' . - by Larry Lewis - . .2 _______ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - - - by - - - __ Pelley, the school Uponapprovaloftheboard,the Thatolferwasuppedto$200,but Harry .Z *~ 1% 'If arbitrator's decision will be SEA rapped the "cost of board's chief negotiator. .; portion and rejected the offer. SEA spokesman Steve I - - . ,_~~_ I HARRY PELLEV S-rE.%'E, ROSENTHAI. Yesterday Pelley changed ; ! V _— Rosenthal turned down Pelley's :I -Z"We can play games and said the VIXI finol offer ard stuck to his demanJ .6 = I II ourse will be added to base for an S8,15W starting salary for as long as the board " ffer . .= -- II -- I Iteachers who now earn $7,15W in wants to play games, salary. Under tha- present scale e but we need the pay for a teacher with a their first year. . master's degree is $13,365 after .-- "We can play games as long financial exp e rt from -- - I t£ ,-is the board wants to 1•k 1. oaru S seam 10 years. Before the increase, that sary was $120. I games but we need the here at the table. Rosenthal reiterated his financial expert frorn tile i .lwTeaching Layer denied an move on the Florida boardstearn here at the table," -—SEA Negotiator demand for a mediator, but A ] a ON n, 11elley says lie refuses to meet Profession (FTP) budget ex: bw Rosenthal said. .. ~ ... Steve Rosentha I with anyone other than the pert charged yesterday the formation. fie referred to SEA's request 1 "She's incorrect by saying special master assigned by School Board's refusal to allow that Asst. Supt. Roger harris PERC. Financial Officer Roger Harris Roger has to participate at the binding. meet with negotiators to j We have a in meetings. to e very foolish spend at th bargaining ta ble "It's Pelley e county sa plain exactly what th id Greene's pay is 1 _l negotiating team and our team be SEA moneyto bring arnaninto violation of the intent of $00 a day. That cost will can afford to pay teachers. was apprised of the budget and ' In a closed-door meeting on split bet ween the SEA and the sit down and talk with him on Florida's Public Records law My cencept is that the acted accordingly," Layer said articles that hate been tabled Monday, the board refused board . A_ . 1. I . SEA The arbitrator, by law, has at least three or four times.", budget is public Information, SEA's bid to have Harris at the and the first officer should be Sanford yesterday to question the poer to records, Pelley said ' table subpoena -. school system's Harris, the Unsettled articles include a present at the table. files and reports and may take SEA's Susan Smith said she years, Seminole assistant superintendent in grievance procedure, sub"in 17 his studied the budget and testimony under oath. Sanford's Victor ITsco) Perm 6 all smiles as Trainer Jim about the charge of finance, Pelley said the SEA was stitute teachers, contract (uiinty is the first to go behind Williams, left, and Manager Frank Braid, right, join In many, many" questions displaying the Southern Junior Middleweight championship remained unanswered. For "very foolish' by not accepting maintenance, support to closed doors. It's not fair to the budget. SEA says the board's team trophy after a fourth round knockout of Ortando's Joey Vincent at example she said Harris quotes the board's top offer of an leachers, days and hours, county's teachers," said MoUy the Orlando Sports Stadium Last WgbL See details on Page 7-A. the 1975-76 operating budget at additional SM. At the top of the working conditions, class sizes, Sampit-, a director of ttee FTp's t4s told them Lhey don't have Herald Staff Photo ky Gordon Wllllamsoa $37 million, while she said she scale teachers would receive a compensation, managerial division of research. Continued on P*gei!-A) rights and terms of agreement. Today, School Supt. Bud came up with a figure of $35 $600 increase in salary. . L" - ____ - Ten of SEA's 24 articles containing the $8,100 offer -let we're compromising and putting it on the bare. The (proposals) remained on the the chips fall where they tilay." Initially, Pelley offered SEA board instructed us to make Wble. It is these items the arthis last and final offer," said bitrator will try and resolve. a $100 cost of living adjustment. AddNNNW1i&, Talks _______ Herald Staff Writer This morning, Pelley in- member, pointed out a teacher More than 160 hours of talks formed the Public Employes may double his or her salary in 10 years if that teacher earns ntat i ves of the Relations Commission (['F RC w nr county s 1,462 teachers and the that talks are at an impasse and a doctorate between his first School Hoard came to a halt renewed his Monday request and te nth year of teaching. Harris, the county's top Tuesday after the Seminole for a special master, or ar Education Association (SEA) bitrator,to come in and resolve financial officer said this morning his budget will contain rejected the board's top offer of the issue Pelley had no idea when the the $8,100 starting salary offer. $8,100 salary for beginning •flhe way IithdtI arbitrator -Jerom:Grreene teacher: ''The board lids it (dfl only of Miami -will arrieorhui the htit no di iu. Harris noted. I m preparing a budget afford $300 on the base, and final contract will be ratified j - _____ '1 A 'sm't- _ FUNNY BUSINESS " _____ I"la Its Dis nute million By EDPItICKETI' ___________ ___________ 't_•_ WL '0 01 • No wonder this clubs in the cellar' All you guys do is shave and eat cerea st ii A high-card winners and potential low-card tricks in two suits. Then, whether or not vou C L___ • 8 4 4,9 5 14M O(D " ICU Ow.&L&DV52 ____ _______ - ( gç Q J 7 i V A 12 hat do you say' We agree with our cor- \lost squeezes are rather simple Al you need to have a squeeze possibility, is all but niom - -. , THE BORN LOSER - __________ ,Ql" pla',r asks We play weak with ii high card t w o- bids dood rints six-card suit criticized me For By Os w ald & James Jacoby -\_- I PI An Alabama tournament , if ,, I 4* ", . 0 t_ - Sa lari 7 ___ IV - . 0 0 ____ 'u - Board, SEA WOW. -1. . -__.__ !\ott t at the squetze only occurs if South cashes his last trump flemember, that as an essential to all squeezes )ou must cash all your side-suit winners to develop your hreats #trat Await Arbi ion - . i guardin his queen of clubs •AJ £A2 ' 'i• 11 v 83 R1-(T. AE ( W-IATLL I S G.).)O 1J TNIS PLACE - _61- M I ; .. // - ______________ V AS I fltE Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents r!.\II successful club i"nesse. but South isn't going to risk his contract that wav On the other hand. if he * st Fast f D) v J 52 09763 a 109 7 .South I h I H sure1ricksThel1thmay V 104 4 10854 &K J 543 Well NO CALI&PT ,.11 ~ 511 I lookin at a pianola. fie has 10 S North ____ ,,_,.J.J • I i 1 I '_ ___ - I ( I ~! -~F ,\~ Q C .( I _____ THE 000 8 USW1tIJ) and JAIES JMUltY )i I STILL ANT 0 WIN AT BRIDGE _n', 7( E9:r \. io ~1 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL _ I ' \' ' , 14 - . __:~ . - __;_ - -_ -_ __ ~_ -_ - IE ~ _-_'.-- --_-_. _-~ T II jp..~. - - _~ . . ___. 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We trust there will be no sudden change in this U.S. policy.,, His remarks were prepared for a National Press Club luncheon which followed two days or talks with President 7. • ______ - - , w ' . ___________ - ' ,, ' tl!~:-.~ ~ - '" : i Little Cooperative 11! ____ - ".-1, i = ~.,__ ' " it ,.",tqi, IM, I I C' .I I c- 51 (- 41 Apopka, told deputies she was Orange-Seminole County line, driving south on Interstate just before 8 p.m. to find the Four, a inile south of the SR-46 living room (of the unocti. ,pied interchange. early triday when Store Robbe - A Jurors Try A loc - k I G u rn %work seislon on dltlonal Information is acquired from the circuit t-ourt clerk's office, The Of tier of e y I ri I I I II. I "It's not an easy (line," Gui'- 77he six-man, six-woman fed1 ~eir 10th straight day of delib- lWough Tuesday, the jury on all charges was impossible. had deliberated 53 hours since receiving the case July 22. Hacienda Resident Tells Of Flooding ByJANFCASSELBERRY IleraidSiaff Writer that it reached some verdicis The judgc sent them back to try again and immediately sealed the serdicts sithout say ing how many were returned or who they pertained to. Defense attorneys failed Tuesday to persuade U.S. Dis- trirt Judge Ben Krentzinan to call for a progress report from jurors alter they spent all day creek during a temporary trying to break the deadlock breakdown at the upstream Krentvnan took no action on sewage trea tment plant the defense req uest following a ga the store Oerk, an ex-Marine p r- % -.W - eq 5t 7- .r - -- Wedtitsday, Aug. 6, Ja5r I - 1.T'. '' -' 1975-11A Waterworks Marianna concerning the operations in the creek are concrete head wall Bradshaw Preston case. scheduled to begir, tomorrow. said the aluminum culvert &dlivansiad he told Capshaw To fund tbe cleanup the state is should Imt W years. releasing $12,000 paid In lines , Ciass Poita(p. F)asd at Ratc b Cerrir .,, ' y' The Seminole County ComI y ar Ye ro proposal for presentallon sferring regulation of private to cut more (ban $4-million from the $22 ,milliowplu, in appropriation requests In mission. i PSC i ,. Legal Bill Dale, environmental services director, told the order to remain sithln a commission yesterday if the 5.34 certilled millage rate. county turned to the PSC, the -s' county no longer would - I- r I— - COunty, Florida. this list day Specl*a - COUNTY, FLORIDA VOU ARE NOIIF lID 'fiat an 'f'd MI For Tinted or Regular Hair Second R'plat as recorded ,n pl a t Louing Transfer ON* 13, PAQ1P 73, Public Rtcords of Sanford Florida and keeps the style in fantastic shape. 125.00 $ ' 50 Complete B* A IW O UNISEX HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE 322.4113 316 Commercial L.akeviewplaza Downtown Sanford ph - teen fund iqa'flst you and you Ar r i Mlired to serve a CoVy 01 Y(xjr Aritten dplen%k-~. if any, to it. on JUL 1US G PETRUSKA, Good Thru Aug. 14 • I ho me occupation 0' a [4 ___ IVORY 'b IV Ali Aug 1. 10. ___________ - I - .. S Al..! 140 1 1 04 PEPPER o, 140 Bit PIPP1 - 1 with this coupon ____ - aif , off label 37~ With coupon '. 7 10 e' - 20-EX P. 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I I i ;1i . & ... -I .m 0 _____ J - - . __ Candy 1XI : . 0 -' - = ' - - 60 White Bond Sheets r TYPING A I"I - F 00 0 R ' T O() FOR 3 . O Cit an,' ( ste 1 5 8 Ouflc' i' REG. $1 49 `__~~ wu I 4 Gocoa 88 . 7 . . . I ~_ - r '- . w, it . 23 1 7; . / .. ,!V~_-,- . ,%rAj , - --, 4e _N ;!~ '~ I13~~ ~ _m :_:II;...--, . __., . 1_- A 1 11&1,8.=L~ #4 1. _ - ''1' 0I_- -0_- ',-~,-_ 1 pa ' '' 1. I A ~v A_ ;.i~_e 1pc. - ~, 0 rayo a : . t I-Ti .~_ J ! i 't ' ""', '. . . 0o4 . r" r Is .10i 1.:," " I ,I- IT ' v 's / __6 . fA-; CNAVO.0 -. " - 16-COLOR PACK icor.ce ;~ 1/ ... .. N / -- - _Iel_-;~J / , - ,._ - . ' 1 , I ' , ..) __ I 57" - 22 . reconsiructed storage building at F,dwards Building Supplies k or cherry bites 1 NLY 1 Limit 1 i I 1 00 ' ij...A "4 . Sw tzer's Candy (r"WM""_7___ ""- If FILLER S C 'h Sauna Cocoa e Cr eam 0011111111 -11 I L ! toots P ~ ~ A ' ~ monly needed Liome I - I t ______ The most com. II - O - _______ fl O 200-Sheet Pack 5-Hole - _ POUND Assorted f 4 - A Fabulous Offer! 0 / R euI tty pe o with peanuts. HALF I :20 -— 11 and material and Drip Dry A LTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Seminole County Road ,J IX- partment has ti~ieen told to gear up for pa v ing the Montgomery Road here, following Mayor Norman Floyd' s delivery of a $100,OW check to the County Com- tCw the relief demanded in the County courthousein Sanford dirt road 11° said he will pay F;iorioa. wiij of i Complair.1 ,t icirlds, the AbOlve described pt, i* W ITNESS MY II and the seal of sonsi prowty, t1I Court, thIS 141h dAy of July, 1915 Thal Sold Sato Is be;ng made to 7 Draws Near Storage in , green cab and fldV1 )CiO w i th No r)31BE25522969 being itored -# Ratliff & Sons. in sanfOrd, Florida Additional Into.-mallon Aivallable Satisfy 771 ~ t. Yesterday Floyd presented the first of three installments to fund the joint participation paving project of the two-mile Arthur ~i Fleckwith, ir Clrrk of the Circuit our? 10, 1975. - ' Seminois couniv Sheriff's Depart. MOM. and tht UndeflignOd &% Sheral of Srim;noiv County, 11 -00 A M, on the 7111 day of August, A D. MS. offer tor saig and sell to the 1`11,311rSt bltl(lef, 10t CaSh, IvIttiect to any ant: all existing leins, st ille Front (West) Door of iho Somimlip, (ei) thru coupon 1_~_ - ,IbO Plaimliff's Atfortley, who-te address is :3 Eall Robinwn Street. orianio, " 01141,;',733 ;- -~ml ut tw4ure August IS11h, 191S and file the oroginat *i1h thp Clerk of this Court either before ;erv;(r on the Plaintift'S Attorney or ,min"Jintely ther"Iter, otherwise a default will be entered nqa,n%t you fl - I - __ with 73~ Aug. 7 calculator repair concern in in SRI zone district at 130 May fair Circle (Consider Icier a site "I in for 8 Lot 11, Block C. Woodmere park. All Pf0Pfr1 Y bolng StOred at A i SoentIe,yetitcapturesafrm curl 40 for a motorcycle sales and service business. 1 26. Sonfcwd Airport Sanford FIoridô County Florida Phase 7 brings you an exciting new concept In I iiü . _______ /171 mPiiriery - 1 pock _ ~1._% Is. % - All the furniture. feet Helene Curtis " described HERMAN And MAE Said WOPerty being 10aled Seminoie coutity, Floricia, mo / MON. SAT 9 30 9 00 SUNDAY 10 6 Phone 323 9)90 fi * 32) 0250 Limit 1 KLEENEX Limit FACIAL TISSUES ANTIPERSPIRANT ,c, &27'" ieftment rendered In the aforesaid L ACT ION No C ItS 1 351 CA Cn the 261h be of WA 19Y5. In that etr ' a?tie STOCI' TON W4ATLLy CAVIP4 & Georgia Pacific Corporation a corp COMPANY a Florida corporation, Plalitift ,i% Skilicraft inc, a Fl. corporation. Defendant which Plaintiff VS SfOCeSald Writ of Execution was 'T JOHN 0 CRAFT and FRANCES R. delivered to me as Sheriff of C PA F 7, his wife, H C Itiefman and StmIncile County. Florida, and I 11 all ' I upon a - - a Florida 6=oz. SURE - DENTURE TABLETS • restricted commercial to G( iCI i. conunircia ¶ 44 and 45o1 the First Addition ti Pin hurst 1808 French Ave DEQ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Or a ng e 70 C $ . ! )r 14f P~OA?j - I FIV H Eugene Devilbiss NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE "" $200 -_ I BOX OF - •— - --- . by virtue of that cerlain writ of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Execution issued out of and una" Driendants $ Siminoi _________________________________ - UG 291 L - I - plan, which calls for a 47 unit apartment complex, o six units will be used as models for the compan y The commission will also: - hold a public hearing to consider rezoning from RC-I. " It will get us out of the rate Publish: Aug 6. 13, 197S utility finns in the count) to the making business" Dale said sac • Public Uui,C Service om . iron Without ' 2942 ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD Phone - - -- tomorrow night. Paul Jarvis, Cardinal's plant manager, will appear be fore the comnlssion Pr,'SInI tomorrow Commissioners isill base , . -- - -Q1EA-1 00 -. ' I to the Sa %tOrlQechargij and repair chargM resporLsible for hearing rate riiission is considering tran Increase requests. Fd, 17fl more than !wo )ears ago by suggcsted the city investigate City of Casselberry and Sou th possible state or federal aid in holdup attempt. Sullivan said Seminole Utilities Co correcting the recurring ttr'd"r "ath th at he lied to '('ASSUCOt for pollutrig the pribleni. ii Ave, Utility the information into Re I t1v Inc f ta )2111 Councilman John Daniels County Studies '" - ALL SALE SPECIALS effedive THURSDAY thru SUNDAY Wall Continue to Quote Rx Pisces by complex on Sanford Avenue, between Alrnnrt Blvd and ., Sanora Ave., will be presented by Cardinal Industries officials thefrvin SanfOrd. ' A site plan for an apartment The board did not go into Uie operation of the Columbus Florida 32771, one Utility Troller. to expenditure side of the budget, Harbor plarit until other No. 77011"001, for Isiture to pay The OMAE staff was Pmi . Legal Notice Dated at __ . - -_ YES! Waigreens S ite Plan On A gen da utility Fund of $60,000 was cut to Club, are "losing propositions." NOTICE OF SALE $40,OCO to make sure funds are The council determined sorTie METRO SALES CORP will available for water department months ago that the Kennel •t PUbliC sale, for cash on AUGUSt at 12~00 'M1,tOSaI expansion. Club would pay all costa for the p. irit , Sanford, I ' ab!e "reneric" droj"', lr;dudt'd general retail commercial district to allow the building of a go-kart track. The site is located on Oxfor,i Road, behind the K-Mart &pattment store in south Seminole County. nine nec g Tom A. Radlof I will ask thie board for rezoning horn Revenues, estimated "conFisher has reported to the at less than projected Income servatively" by Hartsock and council several times that the using the first months of the elected officials, were sewer operation, which in. the current year as a base. $553,613 in the general fund and cludes two sewer plan ts serving - -4 scheduled to Incorporate receiving unlawful dti of June, 1974 to June, 1975 and t I / rezoning. Harden said if the In most cases the general $198,800 in the utility fund. An only Skylark subdivision and our lob or a I or y. I \ - - noting several more budget properties are connected to that plant. sessions will be- required. The city, faced recently with However. on the sewer side of a request from Longwood tht utility department budget (the Skylark and Columbus Utilities Inc., wtdch provides Harbor sewer package plants) sewer service to a pwoon of the the council determined city 's southwes~ wthon, for revenues would total $5.= for approval of a rate increase to carried over into the new year. needed Information. ,__ I I 1 tA~__ indexed by drug nime priced bj s tren th. Avail distrirt. Harden said McCoy tto ns I a retal stort on B 365 Multiple VITAMINS I __4 the zoning request the Counts Arteinas McCoy to rezone land on Academy )nse, south of SR 436, from a residential district n I - . WITH IRON If the P&Z board approves Donna Ann Miller, of 260 tool was valued at $70. O agreeniL-nL s," Duerr said. City Attorney Ken McIntosh informed City L ti Council he rei:eived L General IU 1 Handy guide is build 230 housing units, develop 30 acres of commercial space and seven acres of office space. consider a request from U ld late Monday. He advised city officials to study "minor" changes before initialing the agreement. lstweek,city officials okayed a $2-million bond sale to pay for the utility Wi th th e exception of one pumping station, the purhdse dgreement makes Casselberry sole owner of all the firm's Seminole County holdings. It provides an additional 2,600 conneebow, in c sou th I the (it ,--,.- .;-~ !1____ director, said Swann wants to fund revenues will be up by week for the sewer department operations budget revenues are nearly $50,000 over the current of $20,53L which would mean a estimated at ;ess than act ua l year and some $55,000 will be de ficit in the department of re ce ipts for the 12-mon th period office has "specific detailed knowledge" of the l slush fund from Florida H' said the four-inch deep each3o(eetlong under tht'road briber Ho agreements. Both the city and General Wate rworks will contribute equal amounts to the fund and interest money will be ploughed back in as well, she said "We've been assured the amount involved will be adequate to cover the remaing des eloper RX PRICES Pi Springs police Jailed 23-year-old Ave.Officers said the tamping Harold Hartsock, found general F-H. Undtrwood totrl the commission the clerkis lie could rob the store. creek went to eight feet deep with a head wall at each end. Ile compensation and lying to a Su ll ivan adurmiued to Circuit during the thrh flood which said the city crews coul d federal gsrd juy Bastien t ourt Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., also washed out the ilayes Road provide the labor, working with adthtionally is charged willi (Kitsitk the presence of the jury, crossing, trapping a local the county. accepting unlawful com. th2t he had been arrested on a motorist. Bradshaw, who said the pensation. -onI firearm charge and . He volunteered his labw or $4.100 r sent to Ut state boys sdwol At inomy to the city if needed to told 7be HeraW Owt the city Marianna. Suilivan told 0* help rectify the flooding enginm had xuggested exEvening lfemW court he had lied to Sernino;e problem. tending the pipe another 10 feet Sheriff' s Detective Jerry According to city building in conjunction with soil-cement Published Oady and Sunciay, Capstww d1 iring questioning at official lUiy Bradshaw cleanup sand bags instead of putting In a exCePi Saturday ana ChrjslmA~ 0-4-41 Preston fur111S I hA thin wit,11 the gun used in the Dec. 5 • From Herb harden , county zoning - funds hirh ill carry forward Into the new budget year. Management Consultant -during recent heavy rains - had gotten a cost esUmate of builders by promising Gurney's machinegunner, became tsawithjnlO feet of his home ijia $4,100 in material to install influence wi th the FHA. suspiciour and produced a matter of minutes. three five-foot alurnintun pipes Gurney also is accused of - . Road and nest of th e Highland wo basic budget so It could decide on any new for next year. Th e O'aIAE staff reporkd from the robbery. WINTER SPRINGS 71he washout at Hayes Road 35-minute closed session with Another juvenile, Mark " Unless you' ve lived there you was caused when pipes bKame lawyers from both sides. Stillivan of 3220 Timothy St., don' t know the fear of water clogged under the road. Gurney, 61, ex-aide Joseph Forest City, testified he tried to coming up." resident Don City Public Works Director Bastien, and former Federal hold up the same grocery store Martin of Hacienda Village told Fred Roberts told the council Housing Administration offi(in Dec. 5 with the same pistol, the City Council this week. after Vannnen revealed where Martin, who lives in a mobile it would cost $30,000 to put in a Ralph Ko ntz, 51, ire ch it was hidden in a shack in it home 70 feet away from Gee bridge at the crossing. with conspiracy to raL s% iioded arts But Sullisan sdld retk said the steamn flooded \lasor Troy Piland said he "what he wanted to hear" ' Sanford police today were Nevertheless, Mayor James servlce fees plus $4000insewer households from $t50 to H. Lormann and the four connecti on fecs ' monthly, reaffirmed the city' council members present, with . charge to Skylark subdisisi Public Works Director Ralph assistance from City Auditor ho meowners of $450 non thly Fisher submitted a budget !ast commission a propoped but that unanimous agreement James . -I ' counterfeit false or counterfeit invoice3 of By DONNA ESrF.S Herald Staff Writer IDNGWOOD -- TV City Counci! last night began a series of workshops on the 19iii budget. attempting to hold the line on'property taxes at the certified 2.81 mill level. programs Jurors eratlors, the last two ut4er or. Sersices by a circuit court eral jury at 912 a in began i T yesterday afternoon more De ad or Buffo was arrested by state f1scal year budget has been postpo"4 unt"I tumo"o* at 8:30 a.m. while ad. -I - gain Vamrnen has been sentenced been decided, Istt,al and disarmed hirmi before I s "j Jail records indicate that On fludIget after Sullivan admitted to the Varnmen give Preston knowing whose fate already Itas co-clefendants. burglary in the Bear Lake area, and had salted in a wooded area near the store to receive the gun, clothi ng and money i -" Sheriffs detectives are au probing burglaries at to .. residt ces at F oxcrolt Apart " ments In sou th Seminole Workshop Longwood Begins case The gun, stolen in an earbef 'e 5 OVER 10,000 at th4.. courthousethe P&J board will hear Richard H Swann 's request to change 130 acres from agriculture zoning to Mi!) The 'and is located In other arrests, Altamonte a garden hose to contain the was unsuccessful in attempts to felony conspiracy charge. former Preston had supplied him with gj; cars patrol car fire extinguisher and McCoy sa!d she stopped and Springs auto salesman on a conuvlssion of a felony in the Sen.Edward J Gurney the Influence peddling t rial of locked in a courthouse vault and the state dropped a and three other men waited, not the Florida Republican and his The jury reported Monday the robbery after Varnmen testified that Burglaries Probed County. in it 7 ~w p in I)tjl)ll( i;,-;jl,lrj~~ development of the ['Ut). The P&/ board wil l Springs juvenile who earlier told him I found the gun in Lhe *,mastermind"of "L,,-iJ' consider the creation of a Planned Unit Development PEJD in west Seminole compound at Halifax Paving Company's yard on Nor th Ilol Evaluation (OMAE staff yesterday was scheduled to present to the county Prosecutor Fig,gatt argued to the six member jury . .5 ,. General "significant ... just a lot of technical deLiils." She said city offiscials were promised an escrow ay off remaining developer Consult our full scale, indexed Rx price book Count) ',alued at $891 from a storage sheda(theresidenceofMike> Collins, Katie Street, Sanford l' Higgins guilty in a negotiated plea in tried again today to break ders to keep trying for unani. ney' s lawyer said as the earlier March to use of a fiream in deadlocked deliberations while mous verdicts on all charges in verd.icts remained sealed and - 'I structure in flames, the right rear wheel of her 1966 Enforcement agents have in Florida in order to obtain a said he used his model sedan caught fire Mrs jailed a 46-year-old Altamonte title to the sears, Management Analysis and to the state Divisior of Youth 7. Seminole rezoning is approved, Swann will have one year to present a inaiter plan to the county for had b(-en indicted to stand trial McGregor in juvenile court the Nov. 24 robbery by aiding testified that Preston wasn' t his robb~ry indictment. Of Be informed! Planning and Zoning Com11'0) tonight will looking for a 350-pound paving winper tool reported stolen from a dump truck in a fenced abetting In a Nov. 24 grocery was released aridl3 now under tVammen) was arrested." told hlmit was hidden. store holdup sta te super'ision. In the Peston trial the state On cross-examination by Robert Anthony Preston Jr., Sul li van also admitted he lied had charged the six-foot-five. Preston's defense attorney, 17 of 3221 Walton Rd, Apopka, to Circuit Court Judge Robert inch teenager was principal in Ned Julian Jr., Sullivan - t The Deputies today were investigating the reported theft of a welding machine and too, invnitfacturer's statements of ownership (if motor vehicles. Salesman Jailed origin. The documents are t of Law required with new automobiles Larceny Charged as an adult on a robbery charge involving the weapons charge. and abbettlag Vammen. partner in the Dec. 5 robbery in the case. "1 told him only part of the Sullivan's testimony on the attempt. He did say that af te r A 15-year-old Altamonte trub," Sullivan testifi ed. "I gun wasn't heard by the Jury the Nov. 24 robbery that he saw — - 1 1 , ,I " false A circiiit court jury Capshaw because the officer shack, but I ctidn' t tell him that judge that lie had lied in the dehberal.ed approximately 90 could sign documents that I didn' t know the gun was there prior statement to Capshaw. minutei laq night before would allow hirn to be released until Vainmen told me it was The Jury did hear Sullivan acquitting a 171year-old A PON n ndlbe that night aftelot, the , ilbbibery 'testify about getting the gun . , juvenile Aet%isM a( siding and returned home. S111van said he . (Nov. 24), the day before he from the shack where Vanimen TAMPA (AP) ? V '1\ - W ..-v'' Rd., Goldenrod, near the Groce E5 robbery. Christopher Paul Vamrnen, 15, of 115 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs, pleaded ' " .ti* U(' .., flatcar at the rail yard a.* Freddie fell from the rail car. I . ., 4- lo- . . . - , . it •" ~. Postponed __- - "c - .1 t~ _~x I i - ., 5 '. ::'& _________ . ;~,~-7~. "7 I— o a Youth Acqui'Otted hin) a shoulder bolster. pistol, wig and clot.hing used in the I I I .114' 1 1 , L County To , PUD Plan - at the time of Afligood's death last Aug. 27. pleaded guilty In the Nov. 24 robbery of the Little Food Town Store, Bear LaI-,' ke Road, Forest City, testified that Preston gave n F 'o : color television and a glass-top possibility of arson. Arson investigators are probing cause of fire that destroyed trailer last night on S. Cameron Ave., Midway. I Herald Photo by coffee tab!e were taken from At leas t to other fires were Bob Lloyd) her apartment and Sandra extinguished by county firemen Wrenn told deputies that an last night and early today a blaze until county fire units put out the fire that spread to County jail records indicate agent M.D. Brick and sheriff's AM-FM radio and a tape house and an automobile, ar rived to extinguish the fire, the auto's interior and that James Anthony Buffo 40, deputies at 9:30 p.m. last night recorder owned by Jude Sheriff's deputy P.J. Higgins Deputies said the cause of the destroyed the vehicle, of 546 Orange Dr., Altamonte at Day's Lodge, Altamonte Gregorie were taken in a reported he responded to a fire that damaged the Scarboro Deputy B.L. Thompson Springs, a self-tinployed auto Springs. lie was bonked at burglary at their apart.ment. report ofa fire a the reside nce residence is unknown re po rted no injuries in the tar salesman, is be ing held on count) jail on a chart'e of lpiitiessaidadoorasforced of Darrell Scarbort), 5103 Moss Mrs. F'ddie McCoy, of fire. $5,000 bond in a case involving conspiring to possess or .sell to gain (ntry to the apartment. testified TuEMay that Miss Little was the only woman in- -- rip Eveni ng changes, to sign," Council cairan Edith Duerr said, anges involve developer agreement signed be fore the city began negotiations for pur chase of the facility. Doerr said this morning (bat changes weren't i yesterday at Rand Yard west of Sanford wher, he fell from a rail car. Cliarles 11. Freddie, 38, Lake Mary Road, Sanford was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for hip injuries, deputies said, after a ladder -. irl Detective B George Ellis Tetterton was the 16th witness for the prosecution as the state sought to build a case around its claim that the 261-year-old black woman stabbed jailer —i-- Purchase General Waterworks Corp City officials last night initialed a $2.2 million offer back to company officials. contract offer for the Winter Park-Imsed firm. -We went over the agreement paragraph by ,; last n ght's Simmons is investigating the an other jailer dead in her cell. Of Nears acceptance by General Water works before the deal is concluded and the firm's Seminole County boldings become property of the city. A contract offer from General Waterworks was reveived Monday. Council members last night ui1ifi ed that proposal and sent the approved ed CASSELBMRY__ (ity 1ounc'l Is nearing in end to negotiations ii its efforts to purchs4. reported a Seaboard Coastline Railway employe was injuA01 I 4 _______________________ to extinguish the blaze. P%vle RAI-EIGH,N.C.(AP)— A Wat"gton, N.C.,jailer has testified that Joan Little was a nice and cooperctive A 1 . ________ -_ rt'd testimon thut Un CIA iii ide considet able profitstid there tre Jul suJurIe in irulu Air America, an airlime that aided CIA efforts m the hour-long ba ttle in which Sout heast Asia, and from a CIA pension fund the fire of unknown origin was Air America is being disposed of while the pension fund extinguish ed continues tooperate,al th oughcolbv said the profi ts hie A sheriff' department Clarence Alligood in order to escape. Tetterton, 64, a jailer in Beaufort Count) for 13 ) V L1 I I 1411 i . , __ • - q,_ . . ____ 14 -- 111 -. '' il I. __._ , __J~tZ 4 Poole said Gorrnl)'S son Charlie, a count) firefighter stationed it Fie Points as been turned into the IYeasury sin' specify th e profit levels .Most of the CIA's front operat.ions, which the agency calls proprietaries, have been un profitable the director said. - . I - _________________________ By El) PRICKF Herald Staff Writer Lorr I ,_L~~_.,4 -MM-~.. : '.. . ,, - I - - ~_ operator of a nearby grocery operations, CIA Director William E.Colby testified today. told the House intelligence committee in pre- mate Casselberry laze' aine I)r., Mtamonte Springs, on $5,O bond on a grand larceny charge after her arrest yesterday at Rose's Department Store Ti - __ . ___________ .- ... ':• ___________ ' store A dollar estimate of - I B _______ - ____________ =:,, _____ -. .. ______ ~ WASHINGTON tAP) The Central Intelligence Agencs has made significant profits on two of its front ni er. Home .. (Minages wasn't available this _ .. - '_ _______ county firemen scene the I" b)410 foot trailer as fully enveloped in flames. Sheriff's deputies said the unoccupi xi rental tr r was Ford on global economic and security problems __ T--~ "r-w-- Modified Proposal Approved Mobile __________________________ mobile home on S. Cameron Avenue a block off east SU-46, Midway. Duty Chief Don Poole said hentfuztof 1ehUttSf - — In - %ASl1lNGTON (All) Japanese Prime Minister TakeoMiki today cautioned the United States against any :;udden change in the U.S. commitment to defend South - -5 . arson in a fire late last night P - - ______ IN BRIEF M kj Cautions r-r - ','--,,s, W.'uYy' -r,rl -a n-.-- 2 . of 'All' Coffee FILTERS 2 70 3 100 . #1 _. '.1 I11 KNEE-HI HOSIERY Coloring Tablecloth B \ # --_. I 8 . . . ,.. ;0,4 % ,_ C.:,%%# _4 it $40,000 with.in 30 avys and the mining $25, Fxecution AlUanonte Springs wiil pay for ma te rials for pa ving the road, whale the county road Joy Sheriff DepUty C$oik Seminole County, Florida Pubifth- Ju!y $6. '3 30. Aug 6. 975 Pubiith July 30. Aug 6)1. 70, isis or p 'c OF P 170 ' crews perform the construt'tinn. . . ISO - days to the county. the terms Of SaId Writ of Btu- Sandwich "o 364 ' - 2 Pk.. 100 - L 4 . 1.0 S . BATH TUB MAT Pack of 20 100 . ' .. Suct,.. Pks. I-_~..V- -: - . I 51 h GALLIANO LIQUEUR BEER F~_ - A7 " ~P~~7%p t3-. . --- " .A. . ,A,a I Reg. $2.73 0 2 '11W - 2 99 19 97 ---` R" - loth ' 6~ , _Iw '.-" f I W I ------.-.------ I . - __ _—IJ-___ . . . - .... - " .,._---~-~----~.-~ -- --1m - -~__!;I -_ej,~ .__-,V.. A e~-- BUSCH WI N C S00% 1"Pil BLEND illillillill TRAVE '"2 j 100 Sth - ,_ _~_Ic~-'U .-...,..=. • . I Sth . . ..I TYSON ________________ - M _____ Al I I CL CGNCORDGRAPE ..:i,<. crayons L, ,v -. '" 3 Ps 100 %. CHAMPAGNE ARMEL .,. . �-- r. C.- - - — - . - ' - :- -- E .. ' - Wednesday, Aug. 6. 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYI.E, WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROI3ERTC. MARKEY. Advertising Director However, Publisher Q - — Home flclivery Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2W40 H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All t'ther mail: Month, $2.70; C Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. .' Cheap Postage The Benjamin A. Clock Of Past Officials of the U.S. Postal Service are arguing that Americans should not complain about spending 10 cents to mail a letter, and that they would still be getting a bargain if first class postage is raised to 12 or 13 cents, as Postmaster General Not too months ago, citizens of Seminole County were being bothered to no end with telephone solicitations from questionable sources claiming to be connected with various police benevolent a3sociatlons. These were quickly extinguished through legal means. you might be getting calls in the very near future from a member of the Sanford Police Benevolent Association (NM) and it's strictly legitimate. Th e Sanford I'BA will be making telephone solicitations for the next few weeks trying to drum up business for its 'Super Blue Grass Festival ' which is to be staged at American Legion Field, South U.S. 17-92 on Sept. 6. This gala event will be an 11-hour marathon of pickin' and singin' with about 35 performers on hand to entertain. Among the groups of entertainers will be Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys; The Lewis Family; The Blue Ridge Gentlemen; The Blue Grass Partners; American Express Blue Grass; The Orange Blossom Blue Grass; and Blue Grass Generation. Sept. 6 falls on a Saturday and just about many Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area (ode 305322.2611 or 831.9993 A Thing .. a... .. . DON Bailar has proposed. ......_ ... - ' vening ....... ' - S.. ._•. .5.,-- . - everyow will be able to attend, since the show runs from 1 p.m. until midnight. If purchased in advance, tickets to this extravagania will be priced at $5 for adults and $2.50 for children. That price goes up to $6 for adults and $3 for children if purchased at the gate. S), if you get someone identifying himself as a member of the to PHA sell you tickets to Super Blue Grass Festival, know it's strictly on the up-and-up. a call from Sanford wishing - to learn what cooperative game and who spirit and teamwork is all about should register. Too, more coaches are needed for the program, as well as other workers, and persons wishing to. help our area youth in this fine program are urged to contact officials at the Seminole YMCA office. You'd be doing yourself a favor if you became part of the P01) Warner football program. Two of Florida's predominantly black colleges Bethune-Cookman and Florida Memorial will have new presidents when th e fall semester begins next month. And one of those two is a native of Sanford. 1)r. Oswald P. Bronson, former president of the Interdenominational Theological Ct'nter of Atlanta, Ga., will replace Dr. Richard V. Moore at BethuneCooknian. Dr. I3rorkson is froni Sanford and is a former pastor who received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from Gammon Theological Seminary and his doctorate at Northwestern University. Taking over as president of Florida Memorial College will be Dr. Willie J. Wright. a lifetime resident of Dade County. —Bill Currie similar OAKLEY 41 L i g h tin g ,) Quiz Shows Are Tricky so These Days . in BERRY'S WORLD _ ___________ An 4iofl~_ The letters should deal %ith issues and Leader •_•__- .— '— following, who won $1,000 worth of electronics avoid equipment, kissed host Monty Hall before, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Seventh.day Adventist Church School Face : Grades I I 1-8 , Registration being held August 11 U ' p a 322 . 8621 or 831 - 7148 ___ .. I 1111111 pressed Dixon to make the inquiry. Patricia Holloway Betty I. McAllister Patricia Midkiff tons Sara F. lull, Deltona Charles B. Persen, Deltona B. Smith Etta M. Fetherling, Ddflary Henry Wade, Deltona Dorothy L. Blankenship, went ahead on their own. "We have not found any unpropriety," Dixon said. "So at this po int I do not f eel that I'll be making any f urther inquiry into it." Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin had Yesterday's high 93; over- Land night low 68. Rainfall was .05 Warren Warren I Brennan, Orange Georgia M. McLain, Deltona inches. __________________________ Martha A. Nichols, Deltona Partly cloudy through tomorOAKL 11 • Marion P. Stewart, Deltona row. A chance of thundershowJunie T. /tx'iey, Lake Mary _ ems mostly during the after_____ Roberta Bowling, Longwood noons. High in the uppe r 80s and James It. Lisenby, Longwood low 90s. Lows in the 70s. Donna (' McAdam, Orange COUNTRY Variab:e winds mostl>' 10 . '. ' -, _ ('dv iii ph. or less. Rain probability ___________________ ' i' 04t_ - I - -- - __ A Extended outlook Friday through Sunday. Scattered or idely scattered mainly afterevening Ilmundershow. %-A OXAPI _~~-i ers. highs mostly in the upper _ ------ -! 1 li70 ~ X - 11 Ostolower9Osandlowsnuuostly a- ., in 70s. li>tona Beach tides, highs - ...-,.. F ! -. I (1111) God's Praises Sung 'The Blessed Hope Singers From Lincoln and Tremont, Ill, • 7:30 Each Evening 10:45 Sunday Morning I Hearing God 's Word Proclaimed • Brother Kenny Graham Age 18, Assistant To His Father A1 Calvary Baptist In Tremont, Ill. ____ — ________________________________________________ Calvary Baptist Assembly Sunday Meeting Sanford Garden Club 8. It', am., 8:41 p.111.; lows 1:58 Pastor Don Shockley Ph. 321-0467 Bus Ministry Call Ralph Wilkins 322-3129 ___________ — ,dn~_, I - Hearing God's Word Taught am., 2:12 p.m. Port Canaveral highs 7:50 a.m.. 8:2.3 p.m.; lows --.I 0(ft 1 BLESSINGS GALORE Sunland Estates S. Hwy. 17-92 Weekdays — Meeting 2397 Sanford Ave. 1:45 ann. 2:08 pill. — per j I August 7th, 8th, 9th & 10th Brother Virgil Graham, Pastor Calvary Baptist Church Tremont, III, 7 p.m. Thursday Thru Saturday p9:45 am. & 6:30 p.m. Sunday WEATHER Jerrilyn I.. Longcamp, De- Lake Mary Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday You Are Invited To Share - Lli Red Schoolhouse It's back to school time at the Altamonte Mall . . and the Li' l Red Schoolhouse Contest is in full swing. Your child could win one of ten 10-speed bikes, or one of 200 bi centennial half dollars' No purchase necessary. Look for the C C U C For information to register your child phone Latest Cocaine Haul Said Largest but the two commnissionesrs I c Jai Zina Davis Yvonne Frankulewski, Del- to appear in front of .. I 1)), a union leader who closed it Ijo square mile area Tlie fishernien and their fain. Iiaharniiin traffir by refusim! ti) earlier tlireatumicd a strike of of the Atlantic (it-can to fishing ilics, l"ricclmnan said, "cannot load or unload argo. But Bahamian shipping on be half of by ou ts iders except for that wait for theU.S, State Depart- Friedman said he backed off On IxNal _______ — Leary I'. Davis Claude Whiddon Jr. • Wednesday, Aug., 1'l$-11A I NASSAU, Bahamas i AI'i -- lmamuuian government for cacti The closed area has been a (liplommiatit' negotiations." A Bahamian official says the po und of fish we catch in your prune fishing grou nd for Cuban Earlier, Friedman had island goverment is not inter- waters.' exiles working out of Miami in th reatened that his union would ested in a "fish and pay" proTh e Bahamas last month search of the spiny lobster. close the port of Miami to all 20 per cent tonight and 40 tent tomorrow. FBI chief Clarence Kelley, whose square Jaw scripts as FBI evidence strikes at the heart of the fireworks brought in as "pest control ebbles" Kichenape a Polish trial," is replacing the late J. Edgar Hoover's bulldog judicial process. In the name of Justice, proper and name-brand cigarettes fabricated by the The term "bag mdn" is transcribed by the Osage as a symbol of law and order, has precautions should be taken to ensure thei' Mafia "with their machines in their Fill as "bail man," and the crime of strengthened the FBI, restored its morale and accuracy. warehouses," is mysteriously missing from the "shy locking" comes out "skylocking." A corrected test abuses. Even more serious than the errors are ti:e -::1-.wript. reference to "a soldier, you know, sneaks Our assessment of Kelley may be noteworthy, omissions. For example, the tapes conta i n — .\ Mafia informant, talking to a T-man through enemy lines" Is recorded in the Iransince we were the first to expose Hoover's ex- references to crimes that should have been in. about a payoff case, Is asked: "Did you tell the script as "a sager who speaks the enemy line." ceases. We told how the FBI, under Hoover, kept vestigated, yet these crucial references don't FBI anything about these payoffs and tiles on prominent Americans, photocopied their appear In the FBI transcripts. Here are a few anythin," The mobster replies: "Yes. The phrase, "the rest of the members," Is , private papers, obtained their bank records examples: Yeah." But in the FBI transcript, he Is quoted as translated by the FBI astonishingly as "Richard without subpoenas and even contmIted Bast put Treasury agents together with a i'ing "No" Nowhere n the tape Is there a Nixon." The name "t)iddlnger," per ha ps in .------------------- .., bureinries M.ifi ri4 Ine.i4 fun ,lIgrtrintr Th.s , .. -i t'nt t,... .. -- (APi ion," Jo) Dean, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Lovell (Betty) Quigley, a girl l)ISCIIAR(,ES: Sa nford: Barbara A. Brockway Catheri ne M. Conrad Glori.se A. Gray Bessie Joseph Mary D. Keeton Jeffery I.argen Virginia M. Longwell Elizabeth W. Steffens Henry A. Taylor football uniform began to cry even before she won $769 worth of laundry machines. A woman ... 'S - of Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Mari Kelley Has Strengthened FBI's Image -- - Fish And Pay Plan Turned Down Debts May P Ora 13. Cooks I C 'S --- — JACK ANDERSON .5 -- Cam - , - a ro I Questi 0 fl Resolved heard, says . - - recommends only nine, and there is no greater Just have to induct some Into aerospace training during and after (twice) her turn. "Ther e is joy incidence of sight impairment In Great Britain now. in Joy Thompson," said Hall to the kissing The editor reserves the right to edit those contestant, than In the United States. To be really fair, the son-daughter of Madelyn who, by the way, was dressed as a people who are promoting light have been Murray O'Hare ought to be 11owed to read from letters for reasons of space, but will exercise railroad engineer. great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost making themselves Brandston. "We the Atheist's Handbook on a lunar expedition. There are, of course, commercial explanations in the editing, need to hear Iourily and clearly from the design(Billy Graham gets to seek a reprimand in that behind every squeal on today's quiz programs. and medical professionals concerned with sight ease.' All letters must be sigued with a mailing Lacking the intellectual suspense of earlier thattherelsnorelationshipbetweeneyed,nage Since the Constitution provides freedom of address and, ,hen po'csible, a telephone number game shoss, and offering far less In the way of and rational lighting levels." religious belief, and the Supreme Court decided so the Identity of the writer may be checked and potential financial reward, contemporary There must be money in nil. Standard Oil of that mean the atheist's freedom of non belief too, ed establish . However, the Evening Herald will produ ce rs rely on bombast to fatten audience Ohio (Sohlo), w hich ranks only 12 th among U.S. it only seems right, respect the Ishes of siriters ho do not iant ratings and lure sponsors. Contestants on Let's petroleum producers, has Just ccmpleted 01 course, this program might cost a lot, and their names to appear In print. Make A Deal use no skills, and winnings are the arrangements to borrow a whopping $1.75 billion de la y the space program considerably, product of accident. Thus the footbIl uniforms, the most money ever borrowed at one !.ime by Perhaps it would be better, after all, to ask We resere, of cow se, tie right to reject any kisses, etc.. Without them millions of housewives any American corperatlon to finance the the astronauts to refrain from airing their letters this newspaper ronsldrs to be libelous or would turn to The S.'cret Storm or an afternoon trans-Alaska pipeline, private religious convictions during the per. slandt-rous. matinee. ., __Jj• CALENDAR - i'rntn,t j ' Letter To President Fwd has urged mandatory prison sentences for armed offenders who commit violent crimes, The proposal would forbid probation for such criminals and de prive judges of the option of letting certain offenders off easily than others, We aren't ready quite yet to go that far to end judicial discretion, bu t it must be said that a felon in prison is a felon who cannot repeat his 'ime. We don't seem to be able to crime and protect society any other way. If mandatory senteocing is ever to be adopted, however, it should not apply Only to armed criminals. It should cover crime the suites as well as on the streets. "White collar" criminals are the ones most likely to be granted probation by over-lenient judges. - I — cretion -S - searching people Judicia Dis -- --S tends the money .- . ._, ..-. b—..-- - — personalities. -- - - Drug Grand Jury Advisor H rZI es U.S. Aid - physically basic obligation of maintaining an essential public service, compames are accused of conspiring to defraud investors O'Malley Sued , ficulties and a customer hard to please — plus the - —C - :-n-n-! Florida lobster fishermen, part within 12 miles of the macnt and your government to the advice of ILA President "We can hardly be expected United States coast. go through the slow process Thomas IV. Gleason. For now to begin ta lking with a UnBahamian External 'l'M.l1iASSEf; (APi A law suit alleges that lairs Minister Paul Adderley resig ne d Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley said. He pointed out that his owes $13,971 in campaign debts which would be in MIAMI APi The second million. Cubahammia, Three persons were and the United I iolation of state election law. " C~; cocaine seizure from a banana No ontwas arrested in the arrested in that incident, offiStates are to s ta rt negotiatio ns The suit filed in Leon County Circuit Court seeks to ~j ship in two t days was the largest Tuesday raid, Dingfekler said. cers said. Aug. 13 over Ux' disputed lot reco ver the alleged debt. It makes no mention of any law drug haul of the year, customs "We were rmiaking a routine ster fis hing grounds. Customs Capt. W.J. Mathis violation. officers Say. search of the ship and were also said he suspected that more The fish-and-pay proposal Contemporary Graphics Inc., headed by Horace Drew, Customs spokesman Jim training some Customs people than one crew member of the was made In an open letter a lobbyist and former O'Malley business partner, conDungfelder said 40 pounds of cofrom " the Virgin Islands on ship Cub from the ahamna was involved in the Fl,,rid.a president of is owed for printing during O'Malley's caine — $8.9 mullion worth — when, WI' discovered latest smuggling attempt. the International I.ongshorsuccessf ul re-election cam pa ign in July, August and %kas found Tuesday aboard the the cocaine," I)ingfielder said. "We have quetioned all the men's Association Published &ptemnber 1914 ( Cubahama, Just arrived from Office rs seized 21.2 pounds of crewmen, but we do not feel 0 a, Tuesday in the Na,tcau GuardState election law requires th at ca nd idates pay for Colombia Tuesday. cocaine Mon da y from the MV tuere will be an arrest beca use ian. materials when th ey are received and require that the It brought the tota l illegal F'rigora, another banana boat wi. cannot determine ILA leader Kenneth Friedwho is rereceipts and expenditures be shown on campaign spencargo seized in two days to $13 docked Tuesday alongside the spofLsibk'," he said asked for a "temporary _________________________________________________________________________________________ ding reports. working agreehent" to allow Violation is a first-degree misdemeanor punishable li>' lobster fishing on the Bahamas P. up toa year in prison and a$l,000fine. Banks until formal agreement Drew was unavailable for comment. (I., 7 is reached between the U.S. and Baha mian governments. Rights lie proposed "paying the BaZ0 AUG. 6 Mother-In-Law Hijack Seminar, 8 p.m., Sweetwater AUG. 30 PENSACOLA iAPi A county judge has given Spire Circle, 0 of A Rum- Oaks Recreation Center m 1000 Fraternal Order of Eagles Your Favorite black civil rights leader Rev. B.J. Brooks until Monday to age Sale. at 197',2 N. Magnolia Wekiwa Springs Rd) No. fundraising luau and pay a $500 fine for unlawful r ssembly or go to jail. dance, 8 Chair? Ave., Sanford. charge. p.m to I a.m., Altamonte Escambia County Judge Walter Lagergren had ordered AUG. 8-9 Springs the Rev. Mr. Brooks jailed Tuesday after he said he Civic Center. Don't start a family fracas. We'll help you rot.'st her New student registration for Polynesian food and enAltamonte Children's couldn't pay the fine. But tbe judge changed his mind and out and settle her down in a comfortable chair of her Th eatre presents "Tiger in Seminole High School at tertainment by Chip Meyers gave the civil rights leader extra lime to raise' the money. own. We have everything from rockers to recliners. Traction," 8 p.m., Altamonte guidance office Monday Band "Southwind." Contract Lagergren had imposed the (me and suspen&d s.-n' Reasonable prices. too' Civic Center. Saturday matinee through Friday, 7:30 a.m. until Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern tence on a charge of malicious trespassing. at 2 p.m. Family en- 2p.nmu. Bring report cards from Park, for ticket information. The Rev. Mr. Brooks, a local leader of the Nati ona l 11111111111111111111111111 LusWoUl: tertainment. Tickets on sale at previous school term and if outAssociation for the Advancement of Colored People, Is 1l()':t TALLAHASSE (AP)—A the of-state, immunization records. enter. already under five years' probation on an extortion Florida house leader said AUG. 31 charge that grew out of demonstrations at the Jail earlier FURNITURE today that he would accept Sen. AUG. 9 Father Lyons Council AUG. 18 tj hf, l.,,,t ,j-pjt this year. The probation is being appealed. David McClain's word that he Optimist Youth Fund "Trash Knights of Columbus of Sanford uehearsals for 1975-76 Jam,s TrippI Owner was not getting paid to repre- & Treasure" flea market, Old Marching Seminoles will corporate communion at 8 a.m.. ~Iw OPEN DAILY 9-6 begin tF,II OtltUy( mass in All Souls Church for sent two Parole and Probation U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza, 9 at 8 a.mn. at Seminole H WED p.12 igh Commission members in a law- am, to dark. menibers and families invited 2304 French Ave Ph 123.1440 Sanford School. All new and HOSPITAL NOTES suit against the state. AL' 13 students should contact schol '- Rep. Earl Dixon,, 1)-JacksonCancer Society Films for further information City AUG. S. 15 — vile, and vice chairman of the Vaud Twichell, Orlando ADMISSIONS: Appropriations Committee, Olga M. Nettles, Osteen Sanford: earlier had questioned whether Mamie Allen, Oviedo 1 Louisiana Anders public funds were being used to Francisco Perez, Tampa ,:i FOUR GREAT DAYS Marcus P. Brannen pay McClain, a Tampa .. — BIRTHS: Frieda I. Brown Republican. The commission Sanford: at Calvary Baptist Assembly Catherine M. Conrad -, had voted against filing the suit "- If tfrre are no astronauts of the Uhuddist, ---- it- - zn _______________________________ (x)d, ' Shinto, Confucian and-or other faiths, then we'll ...:.- - bee n cobl) - Again in New York, office building corridors Battle lkm Bunting (if Williarnston, N,(',, Clyde C. of I d:t C010.; ,Je_s_s Hickman of Piiit' tile, l.a., aroi Hobart Wilder of Altamonte Springs. . use nearly 150 footcandles, but the British IES ..-.-. .5-S - -t- ;-- t -r----J_r Zn .._ - -. --.t company, , general Legal on a national scale by permitting twin to buy ibstributorships in th e firms, Koscot Interplanetary Inc., a cosmetics and Dare to Be Great, a motivational course, Six prospective jurors were ten ta tively seated Tuesday ia th e second day of jury selection. On trial with Turner are W. Leroy Beale of Orlando; - — Federal TAMPA 1 AP) As jury selection in his mail fraud retrial moved slowly ahead, Orlando cosmetics promoter Glenn V. Turner said he was confident he'd win his long legal fight wi th federal prosecutors. "Things are great and I'm going to win this thing," Turner said in a curbside news conference Tuesday. Commenting on his decision to act as his own attorney, Turner laughed and said, "I've tried attorneys for seven years and they haven't done a thing for rue." Turner, fo ur codefendants and two former Turner I &, '" problems common to the business world in. cluding inflation in operating costs, labor dii- — -JU_ -- Count>' said the federal gov- been exploited as a key drug concentrating on narcotics He said the grand Jumy had grand Jury to probe gambling in Florida's first statewide eminent needs to take more of smuggling area for ccainc, smuggling, so the joint task returned indictments against Florida. grand jury is expected to rec- an interest In halting the heroin and niariju.ina." force will not (mill apart,' Sal- more than 100 persons since it When Askew signed the bill nmnmenid that the United States smuggling of heroin and coThe granìd jury began its final tines said. was empaneled. Those persons authorizing statewide grand use high-level diplomatic chan- caine from other countries, three days of deliberations in A task force of state, federal, were indicted in multi-ton juries, he did so amid much rids to curb tie influx of "ii could stop it at the the Justice B.K. Roberts room and hoopla about how it would atnarcotics into Florida. border t he n we could relieve lo- of the Florida Supreme Court and local-officials has cocaine ta hauls, he said, ck organized crime in the working with the grand jury. State Atty. E.J. Salcines, the cal law enforcement agents," building, The grand jury Is the first one state. grand jury's advisor, said the he said in an interview TuesIt is the first time the grand The report also is expected to empanieled under a law passed Salcines aaid that the grand panel will end its 15-month in. day. jury has met outside the Tampa depict what the drug scene will by the 1973 legislature em- jury has found it difficult to go vestigation Thursday with "We will not only be return- Bay area, be like in Florida in future powering the governor to name after heroin and cocaine smugmore indictments and ing indictments but also issuing "In the report the grand jury years if recommendations for statewide grand Juries. Since glers because of the criminals' recommendations for curbing a very comprehensive report will be asking the governor and law enforcement and diplomat- then, Gov. Reubin Askew has sophisticated methods and drug traffic, relating to narcotics smuggling the Supreme Court to consider it' action are not taken, Salcines appointed a second statewide complex organizations. Salcines, from Ilillsborough investigations, how Florida has future statewide grand juries saul __ _________________________________________ — ... 465 - C) marijuana busts, heroin * — They should be as brief as possible and ('nnnIcnI on matters of interest. FLORIDA IN Long — tions, with a maximum recommended intensity religious groups whose holy book is not the Bible of may get equal air time. footeandles. - -S• Turner Confident He'll Win - no miracles, but produced an enterprise facing _SS • A debate could go on forever over whether a dime isalittleora lot to pay for delivery ofapiece of mail. From one standpoint, even 13 cents does not seeni costly for having an important letter picked up at our door and deposited at another's door hundreds or thousands of miles away a few days later, On the other hand, the memory of the 3cent stamp is still fresh in many minds, and the American people have seen postal rates increase steadily during years of promises that the elimination of bureaucratic waste was going to cut The importance of lighting in the nation's the cost of their postal service, Teddy Nadler ST. LOUIS. MO . consumption of energy was dramatically un/ lives in this town. You remember him. Nineteen It is now quite evident that cheap postage has derscored and, say some critics, ridiculously fifties? Television quiz shows? gone the way of cheap gasoline. The latest reports overemphasized a couple years ago. Nadler was the man of a million facts, an of dire financial crisis in the semi-independent Remember the blackout of outdoor Christmas Army depot laborer who among other things AA --- -----decorations in the wake of the oil embargo and Postal Service point to yet another postage m• knew the name of every island in the world. In a r the adoption of daylight saving time in the . crease, and the issue may boil down to how it Mll day when game show contestants were national -, middle of winter? -, be distributed among the different classes of users. celebrities, he won a record $264,000, and with But while lighting accounts for only about 5 per A 1971 court decision may upset the traditional little emotion. One recalls the chap copping cent of all the primary energy the country uses, thousands of dollars each week with quiet practice of fixing rates relatively high in some it is true that it is probably the greatest single acknowledgement, never iiiere than composed catepries so that rates for second and third class consumer of electric power. .: dignity. mail md parcel post can be kept relatively low as a n New York City, about 40 per cent of Con. Ternpus fugit. Today daytime quiz programs public service. solidated Edison's annual production of dccare structured more to physical than mental tricity goes for light. Nationwide, the figure is '1 he debate over rate reform is casting doubt S dexterity. Teddy Nadle4's are not welcome. ab ou t 25 per cent, adding up to some $7 billion in the prospect that th e Postal Service can achieve Contestants winning 1360 washing machines are electric bills each year. the self-supporting status by 1984 which was laid requested to lose podage t'n on stage in exA 50 per cent reduction in lighting levels could -down as a goal when post off ices were divorced -troverted gratitude. Not that many have to be save consumers $3.5 annually, as well as -' coaxed; a St. Louis resident who used to be from direct political control in 1971. Without a reducing the threat of Intermittent 'brownouts" associated with Truth or Consequences recalls subsidy for the foreseeable future, there would that have plagued many areas. the time one winner became so excited "she took have to be significant reductions in service or a Is such a goal realistic? It is, according to one a deep breath and her panties dropped to the massive rate increase, and the public would expert, Howard Brandston, president of Lighting 1 floor." f New York City. probably regard either one as intolerable. Underwear drops are one thing, coronary "We are an overlit society that uses far more If higher postal rates and a continuing subsidy possibilities are another. An ABC-TV executive light than Is necessary for eye comfort or ef. S are invitahle, then the congressional overseers of in New York concedes that quiz show emotions ficlent task performance," he says. the postal o peration need to address some basic are reaching the point where "we worry about One reason we are an overtit society is that I some of these people not just about them questions. How much of the total cost should be various segments of the lighting industry "are but emotionally. Some of them are so borne - by mail users and iow much by a subsidy - .O__1,,__ working diligently to perpetuate the myth wound up by the time they get on the air, from taxpayers? Is tie rate structure fair to the low light equals bad sight," Brandston claims, anything could happen. 1 don't know of any case various classes of mail users? Is the power of despite all kinds of medical evidence to the w he Behold, man re a loser has Ni a host, but it could ha ppen. contrary. One company, for example, offers postal unions frustrating efforts to make more I've seen some of these after they lose a conuner a choice bewn ec standard E. bulb iid efficient t.ze of manpower? Are postal workers big prize and they are just desolate. One minute an "eye-saving" bulb yet the higher-priced receiving a fair wage? Is the Postal Service trying they are Jumping up and down in anticipation, bulb actually delivers less light output than the hard enough to overcome late deliveries, lost the next minute th ey are desolated by defeat. 4 standard letters and other bloopers, or, as postal officials There is some risk here, I think." In thi s country, the Illuminating Engineering The Editor Risks or no, none of the dozen major quiz maintain, is it doing as well as can be expected for Society lIES) publishes guides for recomof the day has any trouble enticing conan organization that involves 703,000 employes an mended light levels for a broad variety of settestants. Evn Let's Make A Deal, the show fcrmae nc of flags and tasks. These standards have become handling 90 billion pieces of mail a year? He Wants Equal Time their public, secular, paid-for-bywhere contestants are required to be extroverts, every-citizen, duty. It could only have been a step in the rightkind of lighting law of the land turns away hundreds of would-be players daily. 1 read with interest Joe Perez's guest column Based on them, New York City requim 70 direction when the heavy hand of political Richard E. Nyros (ootes of light for all areas of a public in The Herald Monday, Aug. 4. Once selected, contestants are told to "jump patronage was removed from the postal system in Sanford regardless of function. By contrast, in Carrying Joe's ideas a step farther, i up and down on stage, shout, squeal" anything 1971. Congress is finding that reorganizing mail Great Britain, which also has an IES, library vious that we ought ta Immediately demand that to electrify the environment. On one recent delivery on more business-like lines accomplished Letters to the editor are ahays welcome, lighting Is broken down Into nine distinct func- NASA schedule some more moon trips so that program, accordingly, a woman dressed in a () "' S .._-r .:•-,, --) .. -.... --S. BRIEF TOM TIEDE Reduc ti on Cou l d Sa ve c.. - — t-: - Salcines: State Exploited By Smugglers - - Calling all boys of middle school age! In case YOU iiiis.sed it the first time around, registration for the Seminole YMCA Pop Warnr football prograin will be held Saturday at various jxnnt throughout the county, Training and practice sessions will begin in about a week and boys between the ages of 10 and 15 are urged to register if they wish to participate. Saturday's sign-ups will be from 10a.m. to 2p.m. at 'lie Seminole YMCA office in Forest City as well as at all county middle schooLs. We' .'e been associated with a program to this in the past and can't say enough about its merits, Every youngster who wants to learn about the zr..:- j-r .. wishes this _____ — . - -n-S �-\' -. --.- - - ,-.- ----- --'- - •-- '--- ---- --- -- - ---_ - ': .--...-. -.-•.•, -.,, -- - - - - - i"- IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, An. ,7S Con th ers O D WORLD DISCOUNT Remain IN BRIEF KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Five armed Japanese lAP) Red Army terrorists, still hold. ing the U.S. consul and 14 other hostages, waited at the airport today to fly to another country. Belgian radio reported that BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Palestinian guerrillas said they rocketed an Israeli border settlement early today and that Israeli artillery retaliated by pounding south 12-Year-Old Smuggler Shot I I I PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. COMET CASUALS C'LEANSER FACIAL _____ __ - -- _____ ...p- - - .'-. ______ - smuggle fue-I across the border at Arany3prathet, about 150 miles east of here. The terrorists, masked and armed with automatic revol%,- Thai adults and children buygasoline for about 60 cents ..'k •-:• •- _____ HALF GALLON $l.0 a Gandid Wins Final Approval NEW DELHI India (AP) -The Indian parliament's upper house gave final approval today to a rewrite of the electoral code designed to get Prime Minister Indira Gandhi out of her legal troubles. ' I FOR The retroactive amendments passed by acclamation without a dissenting voice. Under them, the electoral %iolationsof which Mrs. Gandhi was convicted June 12 are no longer offenses 'Me amendments pamed the lower house of parliament Tuesday. They now go to President Fakhruddin All Alimed for approval before becoming law. Ahmed, a largely ceremonial head of state, follows instructions from Mrs. Her. Four persons had been wounded during the two days. 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Southern junior middleweight championship about 950 pm then he cut Joe Vincent to bits in the fourth round of their socalled grudge battle at the Sports Stadium before 3,Mscreaming fa ns. Vincent changed th e pace of th e fight in the second round by Spurr ed on by loyal attacking Perez and forcing him into the ro pes with a cross to th e Perez slammed Vincent in the nose twice toward the end of the fourth round and sent the jaw which almost knocked Perez )ear-old Vincent crashing to the canvas at 224 seconds of the Vincent slipped, causing fans to leap from their seats but round. didn't fall - pressing the fight by catching Perez with the nose For Vincent, it was a hard fall, but for Perez, it was the jab that brought blood, Ile bell ended the round with Perez trying completion of a verbal war which had left Orlando fight fans limp to hold on to Vincent, who was attempting to end the fight tben f! with delight for more than a month. and there. V incent had predi c t---d the 10 round title bout wouldn' t go the Vin cent returned in the third round to .' h t is 'r' 1 distance and turned out correct. Only it was he, not Perez, who arid ran into Perez's left, placed squarely to & ja w. Vincent's failed to make the final bell. nose began to bleed. Perez followed by a punch In the cheek and Perez who was staggering From being battered as hard as th e eye began to bleed he was battering Vincent ended it with a left cross to th e aw That was all the 15$-pound Sanford battler needed and two hard jabs to the nose after having opened a guidance. He kept pounding away through the third arid picked under Vincent's left eye in the third round, right back up in the fourth, punching and dancing back; punching and dancing back -then moving across the ring at the dazed The final jab came in the center of the ring and Vincent hit the deck as Perez practically leaped into a neutral corner. It took five Vincent to strike like a hammer. riiinutes to get the fallen Vincent back to his feet while Perez did A seat cushion sailed across the ring as Vincent fell like a trot ivall vic tory dances in the center of the ring in a lumber camp Fans began the chant Perez' Perez' Perez Perez, soi,ked in Vincent's blood, accepted the giant chainand it was over. pionship trophy while Orange County sheriff's depu ties moved Th e defeat left Vincent's card at 13-2-2 for his career and also well-wishers out of the ring, ended the much-ballyhooed "fight of the century" that caused Perez had used his head in bringing the battle to an end, um officials to call the crowd , boxing's largest ever" SPOrtsSta di 0 al Florida. butting Vincent under the chin with it just !:econds before his glo ved fist smacked the blood C)C arid nose. The final match of the night saw Orlando's Gene Wells fltorin In the dres.sin room, Perez made no mention of the head butt Sanun> Barr in 254 of the sixth round of their battle For Wells it s newsmen pressed him for word of th e victory, was th e 15th kn ockout of a record which runs to 3643. "I knew I could get him with an uppercut . I was throwing Ter ry 'Rootin" Tuten of Blackshear, Ga., added to the hooks and he was ducking down. It was an uppercut that knocked night's knockdowns by decking Tampa's Frank Valdez In 2:0 of him down," Perez said. the second round in the top match of five amateur bouts. Earlier, Flashing a broad smile, Perez rejected the idea of a rematch, Ironman McKenna of Orlando decisioned Oviedo's Rock Sweet in saying briefly, "I don't like the guy." a rousing battle of 50-pound eight-year-olds that brought a Perez, now 27.22-2 with 13 knockouts, said Vincent hurt him in standing both. the stcond round when the Orlando puncher pasted him flush on Bert Bell of Blackshear, Ga., outpointed Forest City'sMike nose roduc g the first blood. Monks in a 10-pound battle while Winter Park's Jimmy Clay But Taco didn' t let the blood bother his punching style as he gained a decision over Robert Spencer of Zellwood. held on to finish the round and come back strong in the third and St. Petersburg's Dwight Dudley arid Donnie Garrett of fourth . Brunswick, Ga., ba ttled to a draw. Perez had opened by bringing the fight to Vincent with sharp, The third knockdosn of the night camc in the pro opener as quick jabs to the head, allowing Vincent to circle himUe a Orlando's Ed Turner posted a TKO in the fourth round over Babe dancer without a partner. Clark of Brunswick. firuth they invaded the building Monday. One of the hostages said the terrorists said farewell to the 28 captives with "Sayonara We are very sorry we had to do this to YOU." Nine others were freed ear- SPCRIB supporters, 1 - I ers and hand grenades left be-hind 28 of the hostages they had held in the U.S. Embassy since a gallon in Aran)aprathet and sell it to the Khmer Rouge O1(LANI)O- Victor (Taco) Perez came to fight last night. And fight he did. The 2G-year-o d Sanford boxer punched his way to the . L:' ba17 terrorists as hostages, the spokesman said. The re was no immediate word on whether the 15 remaining hostages from the siege would be freed Civ'l aviation officials said the DC8 can carry 2o,000gallons fuel a it should be sof. ficient for the flight to Libya. Minutes ' GLENN McLASI AN!) ____ - - ui 1T1 A - tw o Japanese of ficials fly ing from Tokyo will travel wi th the adults car3 ing gas in plastic bags when policemen told them to rtnp. They ignored the order and police started soting Over the weekend police killed two persons trying to ive l 10 - own F* D Iferald Staff Writer ________________________ -.. -- - 'v" RE 25 T(5$lJI ii.- - 9P , C OLL-ON DEODORANT ys . . . .. ICRDEN'S BO BAN .. E&~~ -.ILL ___ KLEENEX - - ___ I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO I.IMIT OUANTITIES OPY IGHT 197S SUPIERx DRUGS 9, 1975 Loser Sta ' .1' S ___ ____ 1 Crown ' Captures ."- - BA GKOK, Thailand (AP) Thai policemen shot ard iounded a 12-year-old girl as the attempted to smuggle less than a gallon of gasoline to Khmer Rouge soldiers CmbxIia, a police spokesman said today. She was taken to a clinic for treatment after being wornded in the thigh Tuesday, the spokesman said. Polic-' said the girl, Mong (larnsil, was with about 10 Rioters I Ph. 322-8270 had given its permission. The Belgian radio broadcast in Brussels gave no source for report The Japan Air Lines DC8 which the terrorists and their captives had boarded several hours earlier remained on 17ound here though the Malaysian spokesman had said shortly after 4 a.m. EDT that it was expected to take off in an hour or to A Palestinian guerrilla spokesman said a rocket unit called the 'Clouds of Hell " fired several salvoes of lat yusha rockets into Qiryat imona. The attack on Qirat Shmonah, the second in 20 hours, was described as retaliation for Israeli antlguerrill a raids in south Lebanon on Tuesday that Lebanon said ieft 18 persons dead Rnd 44 wounded. Israeli Radio broadcasts said rockets fell kday at the center of Qiryat Shmonah and townspeople rushed to bomb shelters. for I I I ________ ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 55000 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY' . I 11 Sanford Battler PTION A Malaysian government spokesman said earlier Libya tacks. near the Cambodian border town of Poipet ga llon, poli ce said. . 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Fr '' . .1.tJL BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug. 6,197 . ;Jr Jim Palmer' s Two-Hitter Too Much For Red Sox SPORTS By THE A SSOCIATED PRESS IN BRIEF "I got everything over the plate and made only a couple of bad pitches, I also threw a lot of curves, I had to - those guys are fastball hitters." - Jim Palmer In Non-Cooperation Move NEW YORK tAP)— Bill Walton sat on the floor beside the Dais and listened attentively to his friends, Jack and Micki Scott, as they discussed their policy of total non. collaboration" with government Investigators. He nodded In agreement as they spoke, sometimes applauding a particularly emphatic statement, sometimes laughing at questions from the assembled news media which struck him as especially naive. Walton, an activist as much as a basketball player, was in New York to attend a news conference called by the Scotts to discuss their decision not to cooperate with a Federal grand jury In Harrisburg, Pa., investigating the disappearance 01 Patricia Hearst. "I'm here as a friend of these people," said Walbn, the 6-loot-11 center of the Portland Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Association. "I want you all to realize the situation these people are facing. It's obvious to me that these folks have been lied to over a major portion of their lives, and so have you. "Look at your dress, the way you live, the way you deal wi th other people. So much of it is a lie - one contradiction after another." morris 2, 11111 -. I ?_4i TJF . - _____ .. - - ', , ,, - - ' ' -- .... on - ., '' -' - - . ' 'r ' '- 4 - lt ,I So - j$ 4 - - : ,. " ' Envoy earnings roni ' ~",,'7'*=-~-i~~;.-----.--!~= - - " /* League, the Vulcans announced. Jackson, a rookie from Louisiana State University, was acquired by the Vulcans for a fifth.rnund choice in the next WFL draft. - •. - .7 . Broncs Acquire Severson - - - HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) - The Houston Oilers have traded cornerback Jeff Severson to the Deliver Broncos and acquired tight end Bob Adams from the New England Patriots. V'1 A rt, _____ The Oilers acquired an undisclosed draft choice for Severson and gave up an undisclosed draft choice for Adams in the Tuesday transaction. Na poles Boxer Of Month .-.- '._ - ;-.- MEXICO CITY (AF) - The World Boxing Council Tuesday named Mexican Jose Napoles as Boxer of the Month for July. MIKE S('IIMID? Ph"11"es I t 1: V . - -- -• . Polyglas Whitewalls Prices Reduced On StandardAnd Ca mipact Car she's .t-11, V1 I I I kI ~ y :- -. . - -.A IL I - p I I 1 - - - - - _______ zav It • - e our in - I 4 ° - rices are alignmentI Pre-Season Rough Stuff 11 Highlights NFL Camps -. _~! "The course Is the monster. The cow-se is the villain. My job is to whip the course. I try to -: . concentrate on that. I don't look over my shoulder at anybody." Winner of the event twice with a 10-year gap — 1962 and 1972 -. as part of his cache of 24 rational thampionshIj, P1ayr Jack Nicklaus is perennial PGA choice is one of the favorites In the field of 139 teeing off Thursday always figure he's going to win this sprawling layout which has won the Masters and British over the 7,1BO-yard, par-70 — i would follow the expected been the regular site of the anOpen and finished in the top 10 course. line. nual World Series, Player in the U.S. Open and PGA. Nicklaus is the I favorite "I would have to say Nick- called it "one of the most difliat 6-1, followed by Lee Trevino Iaus. He has to be the choice cult tests in golf. "I have no ecu.ces "he said "i went into t he Masters after and .ohnnv Miller at 8-1; Play- because of his strength, hitting "it is long, it is tough. There's r, Tom Weiskopf and Tom power and the best brain In the a lot of heavy rough and the being 'Wa' from the tour for a'.- m onths.I had two days Watson at 10-I, and Gene Lit- game. greens are generally small. It tier, hale !rwin and host pro 'I have great respect for both will take a good player in full practice before the U Bobby Nichols 12-1. Nicklaus and Lee Trevino. con trol of his game to win ,a nd In 'eu only 16 holes before he British "Of course, If you pinned inc Trevino can't be overlooked be- here." down," Player added, softening cause he drives the ball so This hasn't been a goad year "I've played like a bum in the his original statement seine- straight and I, so good around for the 38-year-oid perfectionist majors. But my game feels as if what, "and asked me who I pick the greens," from Johannesburg, following a it is coming around. I hope it outside of myself _. a man must As for his No. I antagonist, banner 1974 season in which he does this week." . I A The Discount Department Store ' . I P P. 0, Box 55 Greenwood, m d, 46142 - ...-. - I 0 per yt. Money Back Cordova Ranchers Association -- . Write or Call for Free Brochures: I in Nicklaus Favored In PGA Player Deaf To' ack' Chant Guarantee if Dissatisfied for any Reason." I I I I I I I 8,00000 to *12,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who might well have been cuPirates 6, Cards 1 Don Sutton blitzed the Braves balk before Fred Kendall hit a cring In the Cubs' bullpen. Despite the offensive cx- with a five-hitter to chalk up his roller to shortstop Jerry DavaIt was first and 10 for PhilaJohnny Oates, Maddox and plosion, the Phils failed to cu 40th career shutout and becorn non, who fumbled it to let lolan delphia. Johnstone proceeded to hit him, into Pittsburgh's 412.game lead the NL's first 15-game winner, score the winning run. Unfortunately for the Chicago too, and when the first-inning in the East Division. Richie Jimmy Wynn's 16th homer Cubs, it wasn't the Philadelphia carnage was complete, the 7.isk. Dully Dyer and Bill hob.- give him E xpos -7, Mets 0-0 all he needed. Eagles they were playing, it Phillies had 10 hits - the first inson made sure of that, driving TIi Mets got a double dose of Reds 6, GIants 3 was the Phillies. And the game eight in a row - and 10 runs, in two runs apiece to beat St. th eblahs from Montreal's Csar Geronimo hit it tiewas baseball. ItrtI1ng staff and, for the sixth The other eight innings were Louis. breaking single in the seventh Hill Bonham started Tuesday academic. Philadelphia Dyer and Robinson each had inning and kicked in with an time in 10 twinbills this year, night's game for the Cubs. He waltzed to a 13-5 victory, two-run triples while Zisk di- Hill single In a two-run eighth came out on the short end In never knew what hit him. In the rest of the National vided his work with a double to beat the Giants and keefl bath games. What hit him, in succession, League, Pit tsburgh beat St. and a homer to ba ck Jim Roo- Cincinnati's Big lied Don Carri thers pitched a ed Machine was Dave Cash, Larry Bowa, Louis 6-I, Los Angeles shut out ker's seven-hitter, rolling. fivehitter in the first game, then Carry Maddox, Greg Luinski, Atlanta 50, Cincinnati defeated Dodgers 5, Braves 0 Padres 6, Astroe 5 Dennis Blair and Woodle FryJohnstone, Tommy Hutton San Francisco 6-3, San Diego like the Ph.lIs, the Dodgers It was a rolling ball that man teamed for one in the and Mike Schmidt. edged Houston 6-5 in 10 innings caine out on top but went no- knocked Houston off the tracks nightcap. Bob Bailey and Barry There was no call for unnec- and, in a twinight double- where in the standings, remain- against the Padres. Bobby To. Foote horr1ered in the opener essary roughness. The only call header, Montreal blanked New ing 15' games back of Cincin- inn singled with two out in the and Pete Mackanin drove in was for reliever Ed Crosby, York twice by 7-0 scores. nati in the West. 10th and moved to second on a two runs in the second game. - - -. ' _ F Irst-And- 1 O Wins For ____ RaiseCh*nchillas i for I F u n a nd Prof I t . , run in a. iiiariv - , MIAMI (AP) - Based on last ball Conference's premier pass third among active players in - -- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Rusty Jackson, a punterplace kicker with the Memphis Sovthmen, has been trded to the Birmingham Vulcans of the World Football Wednesday, Aug. 'it's hard to say why," he down." American League is Liking part in drills. Scott 15 i season's performance, It would in te rceptors. He stole only one the AF'C, isnt concerned about said, groping for a reason for American League BAT T ipr, ins at bats) While Anderson's in- being rested, according to, be hard to guess that Miami pass in 1974 East his poor showing. lie figures the 1 974' showing. "I hurt my foot Carew, Mm, 3 0. Lynn, Bsn, terception statistics faltered, he Shula, "to get his knee reha. l)olphins' safety Dick Anderson But Anderson, who has 11 law of averages jct ('aught up W L Pc?, GB 337 Washinqlon. Oak. 371; earl)' in the Boston year and it never tied for third on the learn with bilitated properly." was one of the American Foot- thefts in seven seasons to rank with hitii Harqrov,' Tex, '32). Munn. again, Baltimore Si so j really heal ed ." NV. ', 93 tackles, 49 of them Andrsn who has never rw York ; i "It just fluctuates up and UN ii vnn. Bsn l. Rice, Anderson's slip came along unasslsted, and Milwauk& wasrenamedto rnissedal)olphin game because 53 SI 177 13', Rtn, 71. Vs'r:e'msk,. Bsn. 11. down," he sa id Tuesday at the with t ha t of most ot he r Miami the Cleveland Pro Bowl squad along with of an injury saidhe has no hard 19 55 45 5', Carew, Mn. 70. R J6ck'.,on, Dolphins' training camp. lie defenders. The club yielded 14 teammate Jake Detroit 16 61 115 Oak. M Scott. feelings about getting hurt in ar; Well added, with conviction, 'This touchdown passes last season, IHJPdS BATTED lP4 Lynn, Scott, however, couldn't par"honor game" that knocked Oaklanci 65 17 6)5 eai'. I've got to have a good nine flsn, 50, 1 May, Bal. 76; R'e itiore than in ,Cincinnat 1973's Naticipate in the Kana * o 's Pro Bowl game him City 60 19 550 out of last winter's 7', flsn, 16, 14 Jackson Oak, 11. CPilcaoo S3 57 117 ) tiomuil Football League cham- because of a left knee injury, Superstars' television show. Horton, Dot, 73. Masberry, KC. 57 59 161 16', '3 Anderson's bouncing stabs- pionship season, and Anderson found himself 1k was expected to be one of California 49 63 H IT S -Carow, Mm, tic's show hi,,i with eight inter. II). "Our pass r us h slipped, Intersidelin during ed th Minnesota e game with the top Su pe rstars contenders 49 st All io' WasPilnoton. Oak. 137. Munson, et1om in 1968, 1970 and 1973. ceptions slipped, we made mentorn ligamen Tuesday's Results NY, Ii? ts in his left knee, G Brett, XC. and said, "I'd say it cost me 176. In between were shut pickings [al errors," explained Coach California ID I. Ch(IqO 4 'ce, ft. 17) Both players are coming back between $30,000 to 150,000. But Oakland 37. Tesas its DOUflLE5McRae. three interceptions in l%9, 1n Shula, "The quarterback from surgery, Anderson said it's not like having the money Xc. 30. Baltimore 3. Boston 0 lynn. tlsn, 79; 14 Jackson, Oak two in 1971 and three in 1972. sacks last year were way his knee is in good shape and he and losing it Cle'velllnd I, Detroit i 75. Rice, ft%n, 71; Ystrien-iski, Kans City 6. Minnesota Bsn. 73: Rudi, Oak, 23 Nt'w York 1, MiI*,iuk, 3 TRI P LES- Rivers. Cal It. -_ Today's Games. Orta. Ch, 9; 0 Brelt, KC. 7. Paltiroor,' i ra imsIcy 7 II and I yflfl, flsn. 6. t.rFlor., Oct. 6. --Tcwrei 13 at Detroit (LaGrow RuI. Oak, 6 710 and Lemancryk 03), 7. it HO M E RUNS- -R Jackson. WILMINGTON, Ohio tAP) 'This is the way it's got to he n) Oak, 77. Mayberry, KC. 21. Only a week after facing one wi th squads cut to 43 men. i New York (Medich 9 17) at BOnds. PlY, till Mil. 27, ./ ,f Cleveland IPelerson (ni fl; Horton. Oct. 20. BurrOughs. Super Bowl champion, Cincin- You've gotto be able to play Minnesota (flIylven lOst t Tex , 70 'a nati Bell rookies Glenn more than one position," he "i Xansas City S flusty ii si tnt S I 0 1. E P4 BASES- -R,vrrs ('anieron and Marvin Cobb are added. (lOirti n p, 1.11, 5, Wathni3ton, Oak, t - ' I I slated to lace another, as they waukrt' (CriWorn 7 9), In) Brown said the two rookies Pmy, Cal, 31. Otit, XC. 3). California (Lange III at Chi North. Oak. 77 are scheduled to start for the will 'have to figure it out and . i' caQo (Osteen 69). tnt ('ITCHING (10 Decisions)-BengalsSatw-day night against make their mistakes as soon as Oakland ' (ftap,nsen i 79) Fckrcsley, (Ic, 9 3. 750. ,, the Miami Dolphins. Tetac IPerry 10 15) , IriS possible before they do It when . ' Ft let'. Bsn, 11 6, 7001 310, W. flSSl. II 6. 7"fl I 25. Thursday's Games "It Just seems th at Cobb and it really counts." • man, Oak, 7 3, 700, 3 46; Palm Meanwhile, the third Bengal (mItcvn,i at Chc,go Cameron belong," fin 1. 167 696 73 Boston at Mlwiukre FREE BROCHURES At Torre:. Bal. I) 6. si. Paul Brown after thesaid pairCoach went draftee to play in the Chicago * New York at Cleveland, u Blyleven, Mm, tO 5. 647, 3 05. charity game, fifth-round pick 317-784-3929 through their first workout at P May, NY. II 6. 617. 312 Pat Mclnally of Harvard, went training camp here. National League They National League home to [III (775 BATTING have quickness, balance, ate from California to recuper. at bats)the broken leg he sufW L Pct. GA p,uMIock Chi, 350. 1 Simmons, mobility and know-how and it's Address Pittsburgh 66 11 61 StI. 337; WatSon. HIn. fered the game. ?; Phllph 4i a very en-ouraging thing," 62 19 559 0 Parker, Pgh, 377, Sanqu,l The leg, broken below the left New York 56 53 511 9', city 377 St 1oui Middle linebacker Cameron, knee, will be recast in about two Sb SI $ 10 PUNS-Cash. Phi. $2, lno- a first-round draft choice out ' Chicagn SI II 155 lb I A, 15 Mwgan. C'n. 13. 14os. Florida, and Cobb, a defensive weeks, Brown said, and 1)r. State Montreal 17 60 4)9 l7' Co 77 C,riffcy. des. George Ballou, team physician, West th backpirkedll lromSouthern recommended PuS FlATTED IPI-Lu Cincinnati the move. 73 35 651 . n Phi, 9 0 , BerKh. Cm, p, 9, California, both spent three Age Los Angeles 55 51 5)5 S' Wall tIm 77. Staub. NY. 72. "Camp can be a lonely place weeks at training camp with S Francisco 55 so 495 If I Sim rn )ns, Sit.. 71 t,he when you're on crutches," Sari 57 59 460 21 Diego College All-Star team that lost H I T S Garvey, LA. 150. [I-own said. Atlanta is 67 136 71' Pose, Cm, 119. Cash, Ph, 146. to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 21Hnuston 10 71 3SI 31', Madlock. GtI, 134; Millan, NY, 14, Last Friday night. T ue sda y's Results 1 38 Cobb is schedul ed to start at Mnn?ral 77. New York 00 DOUBLES-Bench, Cm, ----,.-,,,,,-35. Philadelphia I). Chicago 5 right cornerback because it in. Post'. din, 35. Grubb, SD. 29 11 Pittburgpt 6. 51 LO.j I Cash, Phi, 71; Garvey, LA. 77. wolves individual coverage. San Di,qo 6. Houston 5. 10 in TRIPLES-K,ssinqer. Ch'. 0, "You have to learn that first," flings 0 Parker, Pgh I. RMetjgcq. Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 0 Htn. 5; Joshua, SF. 5; Grittey, said Brown, adding that Cobb CincinnatI 6, San Francisco 3 din. 7: Gross, Htn, I playcd a zone defcnse most of / Today's G a mes HOME RUNS-Luinski, Ohi, the time at USC. Cincinnati 1 BI(.nqhm 11 51 77, Kingman, NY, 71, Schm'dl, At San Frncisn c (Barr 9$1 Phi, 73. Bench, Cm, 73. Star To clear a spot for Cobb, Chicago (11 RejscheI 711) at Will, Pan 20 Philadelphia (Christ enson 6 7), Brown will move Ken Riley to STOLEN BASES-Lop.-s, LA. () 17; Morgan. Cm. 11; firock, left cornerback, the spot norMontreal tPe'nko 4$) at New sti, i. Ceieno ill16; Car rnally held down by Lemar York (Stone 3 2). (n) öeri. Chi. 73, P Manqual, Z:: 1 :~ __:__:_ Pittthi,rgh (Brett 73) at St. Parrish. Parrish is out with a Men, 7): Concepcion. Cm. 73 A. Ijuit (Denny 31. (n) 1. PITCHING (10 Decisions ) hamstring pull. ~ I Houston iDierker 9 Iii at San Hratiosky, Still 9 3. 750, 171; "We want Ken to have the Oigo (JoneS 146). tnt Gullet?. Cm, 93. 750. 709; Atlanta (DOom 141 ii LOS experience of playing there, P Jones. SD. 11 6 7()3 ) $9 ; Angeles (M-sr'rsnitri 1)10). Brett, Pgh. 73. 700. 7.5). got and be able to do it in an emerIn! bon. Cm. 73. 700, 30i Billing gency," Brown said. "That Thursday's Games ham. Cm. 115, 6'S. 3 71, Sea Montreal at Ne York doesn't mean I'm unhappy with ver , NY, II 7, 647. 7.77. MOnte Chicago at Philadelphia, In) •i'sco. SF. 10 S, 64, 303 anybody else." Impressive _ Memphis Trades Jackson AKRON, Ohio LAP) — The familiar "Watch Out for Jack Nicklaus" chant reverberated over the Firestone Country Club today on the eve of the 57th PGA Golf Championship, but Gary Player had his hearing aid turned off. "I never gointoatournament thinking this man or that man is the man to beat," the gritty Little South African said. "When I first took up the game I was taught that the course and not the Individual is the adversary. . Rookie Duo i % " - I.. -- - ' -. 'Jr... ......... .. •', - ' ___I- . Dolphins' Anderson Ready For Big Year Baseball Leaders Baseball 4 _________ lu '. .. . EXOREBOARD ! • Major League '-.. 0 — - , .... n1ng.rald, Sanford, Fl. 1 1 'itzmorrIs' two-hitter. FitzThe Baltimore Orioles had allowed both of Mmthe Boston fled SOX right in the '1 oth's hits in the fifth inning hand of t he ir Palmer. when Johnny Briggs doubled "I can't pitch any better than and scored on a single by Eric 1' that,'' said Jim Palmer after •.'. Soderliohi,,. his gorgeous two-hitter led Hal__________________________________ _____________________________________ Indians 8, Tigers 4 4' I' I timore to a 3-0 victory over '' Rookie right-hander Eric Boston Tuesday night. "It was a League gaInes, the New York outduelled Luis Tiant, 13-11, itaich broke a personal threeblend of concentration, control Yankees trimmed the M.l- who was tagged for nine hits gaiiie losing streak and Rico and stuff," ,J a waukee Brewers 4-3; the Kan- and r ree runs in seven Curly drove in four runs, lead- ' i. t'...''I The Baltimore ace was at the sas City Royals turned back the innings. ing Cleveland over Detroit. '' :, wgft~ :" top of his form because he Minnesota Twins 6-1; the CleveYankees 4, Brewers 3 Raich, 6-6, was staked to a 5-4) . was on top of the batters. land Indians whipped the DeHobby Bonds' home run in the lead in the first two innings as .: ' "I really got top of the hit- troitTigers8-4; theOakland/t's ninth Inning carried Catfish the Indians sent eight men to "r' ' ters tonight," said Palmer, heat the Texas Rangers 3-2 in Hunter and New York over MU- the plate in each session. ' whose major league-high 16th the first game of a double- waukee. Bond's homer, his 22nd A's 3-2, Rangers 2-15 to '''-.. ..... victory pulled Baltimore within header before losing the see- of the season but only his first Dick Bosnian and Rollie Fin7". games of the American ond, 15-2, and the California since July 20, Catfish hunter gains 15th win. helped New gers teamed for a two-hitter League East leaders. "I got cv- Angels trounced the Chicago York's premier right-hander and Jim Bolt hit a tie-breaking ery'thing over the plate and White Sox 104 in the opener of improve his record to 15-10. sacrifice fly in the fifth inning, Oakland in the second garite. bleheader. Jesse Jefferson and made only a couple of bad their twin bill before dropping a Hunter scattered nine hits. giving Oakland its opening vieAngels 10-1, White So 4-4 Rich Goss.age teamed for a pitches. I had both good control 4-I decision in the nightcap. Royals 6, Twins tory over Texas. Mickey Rivers collected four four-hitter and Pete Varney's and goxl stuff. I also threw a lot Palmer struck out eight and John Mayberry hit his third ltos' IIowhl walloped two JIlts and Jerry Hemy drove in t',so-run double, highlighted a f curves I had to tha.e guys s ,jl ked one to give the Orioles a home games, a home rwis, uric of them a grand four runs %t ith a pair of singles four-run sixth, leading (:IIIare fastlxill hitters." sweep of their two-game series two-run shot during a four-run slam that highlighted an eight- to lead California over Chicago cago's victory in the second In the other American with the lied Sox. Palmer, 16-7, fourth inning, as Kansas City run sixth, to lend Texas over III the first ;aiiic of their (IOU- garimo Walton Backing Scotts - -___i~ft.. . _ __ Z __ _ a— Y "- I i. -. 1 ____ p.,!. - '- . w- - L defeated Minnesota behind Al __ ____ - , By rilE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cardinals. ning, but hinted that he hoped Some got traded, bounced or Coach George Allen Butz might develop into a rebattered; others merely were described the 24-year-old Butz, placement for Deacon Jones, shoved: lust the usual pre- a free agent who stands 6-feet.7 who retired in the off-season. season rough stuff among play- and weighs 295, as "the biggest Later in the day, Charley ers at National Football League guy I've ever had," and said the Harraway, fuilback for the camps across the country. Redskins and Cardinals are iedskins from 1969 until JumpSeveral deals were made in "trying to work out something" ing to the World Football the marketplace Tuesday, in the form of compensation for League last year, announced among them the Washington St. Loll his retirement. Redskins' signing of defensive Allen said that Butz, rec'ovThe Denver Broncos obtained tackle Dave Butz, a three-year ering front a knee Injury, would defensive back Jeff Severson man formerly with the St. Louis be used sparingly In the begin, from the Houston Oilers Tuesday for an undisclosed 1976 draft choice, and the Kansas - A7&13 size fits Astre, Colt, Gremlin, Falcon, Pinto, Toyota, Vega and other,. Custom Power Cushion Polyglas America's largest selling tire - featured on many 1975 model cars. The polyester cord body softens the ride, fiberglass belts add road-holding traction, and belted construction helps deliver the mileage. Value priced now for happier holiday driving. $3225 7.00-13 874-14 C1814 (74-14 Joe W Pele To'Club' ., S t irs hi Comet. Co Coupr. Dsti, flu,l,. Ylr.iMrd Cr,ith,,. lon.t. lav,t.n. Mitidor, Maverick. Misting. Note. D7P.14Vent 00al Pib.i. Vaijt,t, u re & others - ', City Chiefs traded veteran of. !ensive guard Torn Humphrey to the Atlanta Falcons for 14-_i_-,1.t, _.-Ir rookie offensive guard John "'of Penn State. a host of 71- ro:; placed on as teams hastened to trim their 31P oil treatment . - 1-1 I 99c hII;MI'sTEl), N.Y (All) — kicking field goals in the NFL? rosters for exhibition openers Pete, the world's most Famous "I have never tried," he said, this weekend, soccer player, and Joe Namath, "How far do you have to kick The Chicago Hears cut six the nation's most celebrated the ball?" players, including veteran runquarterback, shook hands and "it Some guys kick fling back Gary' Kosiris, who smiled for the benefit of pho- farther than others," said was in his fourth season with tographers. Namath. "I think the longest the team, "Hello, Joe, I 've read about field goal in NFl. history was 66 The Detroit Lions lost two key you," said Pele. "We can have yards." defensive players Tuesday a talk but Ill)' English is not too "I've heard about your in- when tackle Mitchell and good." juries," said I'c!e. "I've had defensive hack Dick Jauron "Don't starry'," said Namath, enough of them," said Nama. suffered injuries during the "neither is mine." "I've been playing for 19 afternoon workouts. tars and I've never had a Mitchell, a six-year veteran, met f)r the Pete and Namath soccer serious problem," said Pele. broke a bone in his right first time Tuesdi Oil il 'Gcd bless you," said Namatj,. and will be out for four to six field at Hofstra University, the 4oII it was Namath weeks, a spokesman for the site of the New York Jetu; train ynurgsters ss.ti'iering off to practice with team said, Jauron, In his third Wtm ing camp. leaned cri the Fi 'iround the the Jets and Pele departing sear with the team, suffered a nul(l sprain of his right knee. field, the two sLa r tars St.'Ml with the ('t)fllIiCtiCS people. Another day, another dollar. Both were starters last year. uir,er a LmJIling '.i;, ixchiaoic,J '-" il '0 til varies. Trevino0: Horse For Course AKRON, Ohio (API - There in the World Series) and get out 450 yards or more. Thrte of th in the PGA last year and a was a time when the mere of town," par threes are flS or more. And playoff loser to him for the U.S. mention of Firestone's sprawlBut last year, on the same 7,. the par-five lI,tti, "The Mon- Open in 1971, !x.th agree his ing acres gave Lee Trevino a ieo yards of lush Ohio coun- ster," stretches 65 yards with problems with Firestone are all severe case of the unhappy tryside that will serve as the a pond In front of the tiny green. mental, muttering mumbles, site of this year's PGA, Trevino Gary Player, beaten by Tre- "A player of Trevino's caliIt ranked right up there with won the World Series, He tied wino here last year, and Jack her can play well on any Augusta National on his list of South African Gary Player at Nicklaus, runner-up to Trevino course." Player said. least favorites, the end of the regulation 36 '1 cant play the track," he holes then won a dramatic, to said. "It's just too damn long," day, seven-hole sudden death And 1w stayed away. He playoff. made a practice of skipping the And he chanted hismind alAineticanGoUClac, about the course. Sometimes he had to play. "It's still long," he said. "It's That involved the World Series still tough. But maybe, Just INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - to the Indianapolis Racquet of Golf, the fail classic that an- maybe, I can play IL" With rain, wind and a batch of Club courts for the first time nuudly brings togeth'r the winHe'll be defending his PGA unk nowns tcakning to do today, t'rs of the U.S. and British national tt1e this week in the 72 away with all the seeded play. The big u pset of the tournapens, the PCA and the Mu- hcle chase that ge ts underway 'a, the 1150,000 U.S. Clay Court meat caine Monday when amater& 1k' first few times he Thursday over a course that Itenn is townarnt is moving (cur Brian Techer of San played he was last or, at best, ranks as one Of the cOU!1t17'S iiito a new scenario tailored for Diego defeated No. 6 Cliff Richto last most farnillarto television tans. 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SANFORD PH, 322.2021 Avauabtq At !tarred just sigiled a 1459 , n Pop War er Football Sig nincl Set Saturday $5 million, long-term deal with couple of steeks the same Any boys sti Wive riot yet youths who would like to play. ago, so lie was on hand to registered for time Seminole T he sites for registration are welcome Pele to the club, Pop Warner football the seven middle schools"Gee," said Namath, tossing YMCA prr.gram can do so this Jackson Heights, Lakeview, a soccer ball around, "I never thought I'd e piayir1t, -am'h S,i'urday at one of eight county Sunford, South Seminole, r g.stration sites. Milwee, Teague, with Pete." and SII"e tL"re was it poor turTuskawilla. Boys may also sign Pele posed with a football, dribbled it with his feet and nout a' list Saturday's tip at the Seminole YMCA office bounced It off his head. Namath reglstratk'n, the YMCA has in Forest City. Registration will decided to hol I another sign-up take place from 10 am, to 2 played with a soccer ball, Has Pelt' ever thought of da this Sat—,a— v nr local p.m. firm a GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Serves N d 000, two-year deal to roinot' Biancjt, • See Your lndpendnt Desle' For H. Prmc.s. Pic" As Shoten At Goodyear Seriice stores p1easafl!1im.i am posed 'or pictures. Locations. i v 'T' .1, iflS ,'..t'S ('MI) compare...you can't do better than " Za yre! Store Hours Daily 1010; Sun. I)-? tLUViCfPOtA h i t Art, ti 5AhORn, xmsSiM'.'(r, (ASSEt aEit Y AtiD SO O'4At( AVE / I MELSOURNE ORLANDO(A5 WESTORLNDO CAStE' OPLANDO r. SANFORD KISSIMMEE *IktTERMSVE#o , /Co-rntc Aab(O< /Wt%t Cc,a East Na nw t' e si at /1.1) 1:, ",tec' c and P44,5* tti,ja Pc-*i'q Dr / (c"OnelDe,a, i A'j tonic',/ (,q*r Ara? A 'cc.,? BP'.iif rr'.o'A I! C,i I ' ' / r' ', I' /DAYTQA.C5aCH •.,,, .. ., ,. !s,Lwi i: .., - �1OA.-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednetday, Aug. 6, 197s BEETLE BAILEY r E, . NEE2 TO IAE %IE I APE .W I TO MAKE FOReT Mod Walker WIN AT BRIDGE . North £IJ4 yK64 KQJ £AQ73 - $ QL Swu i ALLEY OOP by Dave Grouc -I.i JU AT7 )NICE Q4lCEW I VKI)tK .' KI otHiccw,t u 1/ -.'-. OMEBACk. ( M)UBS AIN'T INNO IOU? IE IZE, \O1J \ HUY, A *0ut h , LEP! 1NSAW M .c )fl North-South vulnerable j•. U f '\ T -( by Art Sonsom ITOLD 115- VR'1 t.tL DFFOIT :'uio I4I Rf.VERS - THE [111 II] — 14 by Lorry Lew UJ 9E1WESN TOE SEiV47tQ$ 10 O'CLOCK AN / \ 11 O'CLOCK )0G$' WA North last South tNT Pass South can squeeze him but he 6 must go through the preliminary of rectifying the count. How does he do this? At trick two he leads a low heart from either hand and ducks in the other. Alter this start he wins the return and cashes his spades and diamonds to come down to a six-card ending. Dummy holds two hearts and tour clubs. ' South three hearts and three clubs and East hold his head in agony. lie is forced to jettison either a heart or a club. A heart discard establishes South's small heart, it club discard makes dumm vs fourth club good. 11 N - — By JEAN PAVFFSON chides boys as well as girls, formal dinner, breakfast and herald Women's Editor Pamela Dunwoody, a lunch. the huts think it's fun; their resident of Goldsboro who is a " The feedback froiii their teacher thinks it's educational, junior at Florida A&M parents has been encouraging, In fact, the vacation school University in Tallahassee, is reports Ms. l)unwood sponsored by the CETA teaching the course. This is a Apparently the children have program is a little of both, summer job for the food and been practising setting tables at —which keepsall parties happy, nutrition major, and she Finds home, and lending a hand with Classes are held three times the courses she is teaching the the 100(1 preparation. weekly at the Agricultural children reinforce her own The latter part of the course Center on U.S. 17.92, south of studies. is devoted to sewing classes —. Sanford, and during the months 'f The first part of the vacation learning the basics of sewing of sunnuier have been attended school course dealt mainly with uiiachine operation and simple by an average of 23 youngsters nutrition, instructing students sewing techniques. As an added between the ages of eight and ltj in the basics of a balanced diet. bonus, a crafts session is held years. Most of the 'students' As a sideline, students were each week so the students have come from the Goldsboro area taught a variety of table set- interesting items to take home --of Sanford, and the class in- tlngs — for a buffet, a party, and show for their efforts.Pik , do I I 4 1 / a; A Delaware reader wants to know whit we bid with -— £7543 VAQS •AQH 46 ' J 9 after partner responds ,,. , . By OsaId & James Jaroby with a Stavman two clubs to Some years back some un• our notruin opening bid 'Trouble is, Mom, whenever Dexter's around Dad it seems known expert invented the The answer is that we bid two his good points are hidden behind his guitar!" phrase. ''hectifv the count." diamonds and conceal our four. .00 rectify the Count by con.ci rd4I it If later on it turns wit By Roger Belle FUNNY BUSINESS ceding a trick in order to that we made the wrong dendevelop a squeeze later sion we can always avoid realIte. BLUER, IV AF9AJD r I I AF Needless to Say, you can't trouble with partnr by explain[ ITkA) At IT WAS FAULT I lord to rectify the count when .ng that we had a spade mixed ipz WE CGT 1T syou are in a grand slarn in among our clubs _:__) South boks over dumm and counts to II top-card winners (Do you have a question for '5 tie notes that the 12th winner the Jacobys' Write "Ask the will be there if either clubs or Jacobys' care of this hearts break nicely, Suppose newspaper The most inneither suit breaks? teresting questions will be If each opponent controls one, used in this column and South is going to pay off If one writers will receive copies of opponent must try to guard both JACOB V MODERN) DOONESBURY iT( VT/U. 145QJ7 If.4v,/e qp 14 mY.484Y > J6/11 /7A5 "U-/'WYcWLY m 1AF M4VVPZZ1E 607AJj7A V 43(YT j971 65774'k /N j474fi?1 _,;0M 5)57&41 HWIN 6C'Wf W5 A Ia'-77 AV W(IUt, /LFTI 5S7AZY?7W.. f%1JA1i aurx / ts p4e/ 94'-/N! I / 4 / - : -, -, ..-•. __• J 'V SIR a Thf -. - . '- AT tS1$ 6W.?Ej 4 I I ' iSi('ñc I Ar w -. J 11' ' WELL.., '4AVE 1 DADDY 71-US IS IF4L8ERTW4GSTLIF.4.4ES [ A 000C' TIME, KIDS . L TAKING ME TO ThE DANCE 4ToNGr I I wy..•wr NOW X>J ( A GOOFY NAME...) POuCS PELT WHEN I BROu&4T \ FILBERT ,OU HOME AND SAID, 7 WAGSTUFF' MEET C'A&1OOO BUMSTEAO' f PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer S1E4U TWAT't MEANS JUT,,) ONE THIN&! O 'itU'VEEEN"\ ON A NG SPREE AGA - - OUT WITH\ IT, HAZEL' WW A7 DID I YOU ) THIS TIME \ eUY çd 71 86 WINTHROP by Dick Cavolli - L6 _ 5flu.. riEs 'TtJR Si-ES FR J, WI NTh ROR HI3 OWN NOSE.' 1j by Bob Montana ARCHIE 1 0 LOIE HI RO.'NIE 'sow TO GO, ARC HIE WOtDYOuLuE 4b' C7? MY 0.A0 GAVE ME WOP€RFuL' TOTICKETS;' I LL START GETT',G READY RiGmrAAW4','. •"). ' IF , ---- _ ' -: ,-' . V, EEK & MLI( by Howl. Schneider to T}kC ZHORItST DSTP4I.XE. , DEED 0 '; , -. • . - ' A Wednesday Aug 6,1975-1 —I )1411 lie CISS 1119 16 ig# 19(1kl . - BEAUTY SALON 7 1 FIRST $911) %AHFOtO 400A t!ii GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Over five million parties a day are given in the U.S.witha total number of "entertaining" occasions of 16.3 million per month. These figures are from aconipreher_sive study ofhoiiie entertaining conducted for Better domes and Gardens by Social Research, Inc. if Good thruWed., Aug. 13 HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers NOT PEOPLE FROSTING SHAMPOO & SET HAIRCUT Reg. 35°° Reg. '3'° Reg. 2°° 50 $ $1000 • I 50 Electric ;"r FOR A"OONTAAINT ng Dial 322-9472 PLUMBING WALL HEATING, INC. 1007 Sanford Ave. 322-6562 Parties at which guests ('hipped in on the beverages were given by 21 per cent, and 29 per cent said they had -,pot . ' 904 - Kwa . :' ''' • . . - Too OU ..SAYS - SUMMER SCHEDULE — 'l .' . ____ ', - — S - .- \ ') , . -. ZINN BECK MON. & TUES. ............ Private Parties WED All Day Skate b a m.4 pm Carload Special 6:30 p m .8 30p m Adults Only ........ 8:30P.M.-10:30p.m. THURS. Evening Session . . 7:30 p.m.-b0:30 p.m. - '- . FRI. Matinee ................2 p.m-5 p.m. Evening ..........7:30 p.m..b0:30 p.m. Late Skate ................10:30 p.m.-12 ._______ -. SAT. Morning - ...........10.12 Noon Matinee ............ 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Evening ...... .......... 7:30-10:30 p.m. Late Skate 10 30 p m 12 , ' ______, 4 ! 4' - ' $ .-• :— -- -. have Is the example set for him by his parents. ,Aervn't merely claininy DEAR ABBY: I have two perspiration literally ran off very pretty daughters I'll call Ibein! When lie had to shakv "I t' wyanti "Ann." Lucy is 24 hands, tie did so unwillingly , and Ann is 17. l.icy intl hs a smiiiIi hild The child dker lut f ur trousers Last year, I)r.Donald F (luring that time, Lucy stayed l)o n, a neLrosur,eon a the Mr. and Mrs J. F. Black, Thomaston, Ga. -' -,t 'i ' - - • • - 57— Clip This 4, Coupon And Bring A Carload 4C lilt Ii _ -- 0, In today's society, a man's a violation of law. I wish more handshake is analyzed. A parents realIze that the most clammy hand is supposed ti effective teacher a child can mean its owner is sneaky or A II IN ,iA't1IIYE,E4EEE.. LAZE9 T)4AT SCREAMt SHE MIJ5T BE !J TROUBLE! " R ( G000 IDEA.' THE TICkETS ARE FOR TOMORROW I dishonest, harmful to others or OKAY. 50 V BUT IF 5HE GET; IN MR GO TROUBLE OR WEEP5 'UL.K iW TME HELP, 6H5P BETTER JL)JOLE A NOT EXPECT ME TO j COME RU?JNtNG - - DEAR ABBY: We are supposed to be liing under a more per person for guest democratic system, right? meals. Almost 50 per cent said Dear Abby Well, what kind of justice is guest meals differ from family there when the mother and meals, usually because they father of a family can do involve more elaborate dishes anything they want, including and preparations. Almost six things they tell their kids they By A111GAII, VAN B ('It EN u,it of It) iuest meals dvmaaI a can't do, but nobody car Sd) a spocia l Qloppin trip %sord to them about it" We have to hang up our hardly !ook him in the lace. -s,.. clothes or e get docked, but I l)lSGtJsfl 1) " .4 -" — notice their cothes aren't IPIâJ -....... - ""%__ always hung up. Wc at e told to I01 Lucy, and don't mention it keep quiet an adult " to her husticind. But dj tell Ajui JUN talking. but while both my parents -. -. . interrupt other people while tolel)ouknowltherbrother.ift. law ur gets out of line again. theyre talking, Is that fair" Io er the boom on the --- .,, They are constiintlyTHEN • 4 correcting us about how we eat hurn, and the grammear we use, but DEAR ABBY: You itSM(i . just let us correct THEM, and over the problem of sweat) we get a fat lip. palms much too casually. It's a 4 LONE So what are kids supposed to serious handicap. My husband --. Jof 1_lu had that condition lit's called ,NO DEMOCRACY "hyperhydrosis") for over i years. lie recalled that in the I DEAR NO kids arc sup- second grade, ', other kid's --.?'--. : posed to do what their parents sould s4i, (itt ,our clarnrmu ' ..' .'—' --( •' ., -.ç,.. . tell thm to do — unless It Is h1inds off me' •,..•.- - • 0 ' _ch - parties where they served the 100(1 and beverages. Chic Young : '4 Kids Say Parents Uniust Zcit, BLON DIE - The most Ix)pulir tylw of ineal was found to be the informal one. served by over VI 1).-,r cent of the resporidents.1"he dinner p,arty. served by 25 p-!r cent of the total, ranked next. Pamela Dunwoody guides pupils (from left) Lashawn Richardson, Felicia Strickland and Tonyn Barbecues and luncheon:, Brrois in basic sting techniques foliowed, with brunches last. I 'AV 1 OH H L'.f _l\,( ' - Entertainment 14 I '1 _____ by T. K. Ryan V '' a' -. . LDL. NOW VAT YOUR ACII RUN1, MAY 5UGSTThAT YOU PITCH IN ANP COU1Rl91 SOMEThIN& PENV FIC14 ANP/OR A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hastings on their Oth wedding anniversary was held Sunday at the Lake Reservoir home of Miss Mabel Chapman with Mrs. E. L f)rebert as co-hostess. The couple was married on Aug. 9, 1925, in the First Baptist Church of Molena, Ga. Withelmina Lawrence Hastings, born in Upson County. Ga., was a school teacher in Hazard, Ky., when she met her husband. Born in Winchester. Ky., he went to work for thel4oN Railroad in 1904 and was employed by the company 53 years. He retired in 1957 as a supervisory agent and the couple then moved to Florida. They have one son who lives in Dayton, Ohio; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The couple are members of the First United Methodtst Church tnSanford. For the golden anniversary celebration, Mrs. Hastings chose a gown of blue chiffon voile and wore a diamond pendant, an ;inniversary gift of her huiband. Assisting in serving punch and cake were Mrs. Elizabeth Huff; Mrs. David E. Drebert, Mrs. H. W. Herron and Mrs. W. B. Kirby. Floating hostesses were.NfLss Debbie Shattuck, Mrs I Swain Sr., and Mrs. Mildred Carver. Presiding at the guest book were the Misses Dawn and Deb Drebert. Out of ton guess included Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bibb of 7xphyrhills; %fiss R. Bell Reeves, Maitland; Sir. and Mrs. Iteuder La%Ten(e, %Iolena, Ga.; Sir. and Mrs. Jep Lawrence, - - by He,mdohl & Stol 0 THESE C*YS YA:LL HAVE YER OWN GARAGE! \f ----------- ( Geared Up For -I_ if I' TUMBLEWEEDS " Americans Are 1 :c: NEEDED A QuAJ.T 0 OIL. HUH, SYLVESTER RIG4-41 flA_— GUVDR \, / 1W ' Evening Herald Sanford, Fl - COME 13ACK IN AN HOUR... WELL HAVE IT FIXED.' ./ .-_--- lj \1tU) . Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Hastings cut cake in celebration of their 50th - eddIng anniversary. '. " I ie.MM! THE LLRtCA11ON LVL IS t'LOW ACCEPTAE STAND\R.DS FOR, EFFiCIENT oc.AnoN OF oJR VEHICLE." Wedded Years VP IL by Garry Trudeau 44C I - 74 r MW ACU164W Celebrates Fif ty Doing Kids Learn By 9 I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ?0X411RE A30J1' WORK- J IF YC . /CARE T G F0 J41M West Pass 6 N I Pac I Pass Opening k\ItI \ /•_ J1 HE BORN LOSER £R762 , in 76 s 3 98 South 1DI £ t q to 53 A It) 8 £K52 Kust £53 J 9 11 • 9 42 A J 1064 Hastings Couple Ir. —II' Sew ''U. H OS%AI.I) and JAME,S JA(OUY k2,k1 JI by Dick Turn CARNIVAL Saturday Matinee ADMITONE ............. 50C SKATE RENTAL .......... 25c frJj ;' With Coupon Expires August 30 MifI- was hospitalized recently, so A the hos pital with him. Ui. (leveland Clinic who performs l just found out that whenAnn surgery on the svmpaUwtic was at the hospital to visit, her nerves to the hand? (cx brother-in-law took her home. clusivels' ), successfulls .•.1IF.- . I ItOPl( CA AN.\ i$Sl\ -si/I ' til' l)4J('' SA a ''I' ri A ul,, . . fp,Jz DANCE .......................................... . - '-'-: ,,. I F— W , .1 -- FUNDAMENTALS . R IIIPPJID( ........... . 5- 45 5:45-6:30 . -- - - \ �- -- 12A-Evening Herald,, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1975 Jail Inspection Ordered (Continued From Page-11A) PEOPIIII..E Three Astronauts To Meet Keller Asks Pay With President Saturday HONOLULU (All) - Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford, Vance D. Brand and Donald K,S14'yton will meet Saturday with President Ford. The three spacemen, recuperating from the effects of inhaling toxic fumes during splashdown, will get a final medical checkup Wednesday and leave Hawaii for Houston Thursday night, Stafford said Tuesday that the men would wait until after their meeting with the President to discuss the mishap that caused them to forget about flipping two switches that let the gas into their craft. tmnuedl From Page-IA) The 118.8,320 police depart. m ent budget submitted by Keller is$17,982 higher than the current year's budget of 1170.33.8. Included in the proposed budget is $5,000 from federal revenue sharing funds for a new police car. Other items are $148,850 for salaries; $2,200 for uniforms; $3,000 for office supplies: $1,500 for oneratin! Hike supplies; 112,0(X) gas, oil and tires; $6,500 automobile maintenance-radio repair; telephone; $1,300 $750 miscellaneous; $500 in. vestigative fund; $1,800 machinery and equipment; $2,000 education and training and $1,920 part-time officers, Keller noted the eight part. time officers - state-certified men who 'tad formerly served as reserves -will each be paid £20 iirnnthlv. GUARA NTEED NATURALLY other counties have financial "xperts at the table to answer questions on the budget. (Continued From PageIA) the expertise needed to answer all questions concerning the 1975-76 budget. harry Pelley, the board's chief negotiator, said Mrs. Sa mple could meet with Harris at his office. 'It's not behind closed doors. Harris' doors are always open," Pelley added. layer and Pelley both said the public is invited to budget hearings on the 18th and 19th of this month. Pelley's refusal to bring Harris to the table was ordered by the board, which met Monday behind closed doors in executive session. Mrs. Sample, however, said - I .. 0 'a. atmemo, r. master dwge 1M4 .sflaS4CI 17= 92/ 2690 ORLANDO AVE.WE KRAFT' S SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP BEER 99c Pt,4S1(C TOIl O'iI RIG 3 SEA & SKI01 SUNTAN LOTION .69 SCOPE 24 01. MOUTHWASH ROLL W"Uts .... uSCI'10 0l SURE 6 01. e l 22"CUT SELF PROPELLE MOWER 3 5 H P B''q & S.atto",,r.4 .,.c.I S., A1iit 410, GRILL TILT loon RIG 39 99 COTTON RIG III GRASS CATCHER B HEAVY DUTY POWER EDGEi pi.,,..• - M.,, .q RIG "'7 17 8 New in #e qh)af\Qod rd di bed.. BLACK & DECKER HEDGE TRIMMER J I - ---1111111111111W 399 H1 quality p.csa•a I.Ws HO is 2$i.t. RIG PLANTER CAPITRANO )i?v Pt&.(i - sits i ti&V 1451 - N41 The IM±ome I*Od pilul II4AW ItI RIG. 2488 ' UBBERIZED MATTRESS A'I ( ',' t 1, itt J ' J79 SHOULDER ROAST - FANCIES & SOLIDS 16Gb DuRA77 r iinr nine LYR3 3mURW (4 . WHOLE I.B. 58" CUT-UP LB. 68c QUARTERS LEOSOr BREASTS BREASTS. THIGHS PARTS or DRUMSTICKS LB. 68c STRAWBERRY PRESERVES EACH SANTA ROSA PLUMS LB. CAULIFLOWER SOFT HEAD NEW JERSEY LARGE BUNCH SANDALS too BROCCOLI EACH 79 3go BOLOGNA SAUSAGE -- BACON 89c FROZEN JUMBO 99c FROG LEGS 61 OZ. BOTTLE I UU EXTRA AL 9.08 FROZEN LARGE PINK SHRIMP 99c L.B. FRESH MANGROVE SNAPPER 651 891; 119 59c I.B. FRESH WEST COAST MULLET L.B. HUDSON PAPER TOWELS $ 2.49 1 .29 39; -; ' 5, , JUMBO PACK GALA 140 COUNT "j -,, ', FAMILY NAPKINS 5 S vALUESTAFAIS i"AnIfIN01 L.B. PKG. 49 "'."'""• - r AT FAIRWAY WITH PURCHASE OF All OZ, CARUSO 11 .1 8 LB.$2,998 99 U LB. RACORN SLICED KRAFT iaOZ,JAR ',GAL. L.B. ARMOUR PORK 29C 420Z.BOX 59c 78c 1201 FAIRWAY FARMS 200Z. LOAF )8'z OZ. PKG. 9; 5 WIENERS $143 LB. KRAFT 1000 ISLAND DRESSING 160Z. LUCKY LEAF APPLESAUCE SO OZ. JAR CAKE NUXES PUREX DETERGENT FAIRWAY FARMS ICE CREAM HALFGALLONASSORTED FLAVORS SHASTA JUMBO SIZE HONEYDEW 188 LB. 98c WHITE BREAD LB.29 LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF AVG. WI. 3 To 5 LBS. SAVE- ON THE$E BONUS- OPYS- FROM FAIRWAY. LARGE SILE FREESTONE MELONS BUTT CUT SHANK CUT - LB. U: ej I PEACHES SPARE RIBS LB. 88c CALIFORNIA JUMBO V.4.I ri.. HAMS NEW ECONOPACK 49c EACH WINGS MIXED PARTSI4INDOUARTERS L.B. 'v Film Prli,lt ARMOUR * FRLSH PORK FRYING CHICKENS COW OITun OG PI *17 . 10 LB. --'- • 2 LB. LEAN MEATY SANDALS H'l Wulf 'IIDs . LB. ROUND BONE AUUus IRAPED ME,%rS& LADIES1 SHORTS RIG Ioo ri SHORT CUT 1N135.20 FILM *ls :is 2' *A4441110VlI Pic )is 2" IL*444M0VM sscig 3' RIG 299 LB. CLUB STEAK REG 2 15 WALK - SIRLOIN STEAK 11135.20, 11111113S.26 5.21 MEN'S DACRON 1 (rr1 66 at _______ 81 ier LB. CENTER CUT SALE IIIIS-20.11126-)I WATCHES RIG 74 88 a$124 FOLDINI CHAISI CHOMI HIM 17 & 21 JEWEL ., 88 RIG SIRLOIN TIP STEAK , "I , 1.39 L: '1.69 '1.39 '1.69 '1.09 79c LB. BONELESS I RIG. 11.98 ici ROUND STEAK 19199 8 TORCH • P.0..j,, cI 0'. Scvk Soot Ii V0.1 Gordon Pat.0 o, 110,boo:40 0,90 iI..., T. to't. o. Cc-., '.b.i' .,,• - ,, , 0 .,, I SUPER SHOOTER RIG. 24 95 RIG. 188 SPINNING ROD & REEL COMBO 2.49 WIN tINE 228 IS III "It 11M NI Cut limy WUN MINS & MUM 9"10 (MMII 111t1 99 3LADIES It -GALLON MOOft I)lasoo ICNIC JUG boo . isM 4S.it *4. ., '.. •,, tm..1 ,.q HI SPINNING h,1, N1t5 lEG. 3REEL MODEL 193$ 8 TATAMI ID,'OOO I ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAIR 320Z. JAR POLAROID SURF R&OW RIDE R 7, -.--'\ OR MORE ;? 1 FAN 3bt,de. 3 .p..d Tarnow 010.1 will, (sty todosit. No Jill 36 12 INCH FAN Modol Ho. 2)50 isui*;i a RIG 19 99 SS FOOD ORDER TIKI \ 7 LIMIT IWITH - RIG. 188 81 PLUS DEPOSIT BOTTLES 16-INCH 88 * 124 9 GALAXY OSCIILATIN1 3SP[ED SWINGER 1UUUIZID CANVAS H.,., ,,.Ils(.bt. "todoof ,oN BAKED ENAMEL BOWL . 0 19 DEODORANT '-\ ii INCH G RID 51 19 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Call locy: ANFORD HWY. EFFECTIVE 8/ 7 TO 8/13/75 RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SCH B Animal Control Turnover Eyed -' ----- SIX PACK 12 OZ. BOTTLES Peckinpah Pleads Innocent ding will start in September, t said, eliminating the need fi hiring a part time consultai WINTER SPRINGS- In the for the city planning con spirit of what Mayor Troy mission. Piland has called "a new era of cooperation with the county," across the board cost of livir the city council last night in- wage adjustment, estimated dicated it would turn over the between $7,500 to $10,000. U city's animal control program overall proposed budget now within $6,000 of balancing. to the county. The unofficial vote was 4-1 to turn the problem over Oct. 1. A cost of living increase wi The move would eliminate be considered uniformly for a the $10,800 cost to the city of city employes after othe operating the program, since budget figures are firmed. the county has offered to -- -- provide the service without charge as it does to unincorporated areas. The city animal control of. r ficer Is currently paid a salary of $6,500 plus fringe benefits. WS The city would be required to rescind its animal control ordinance in favor of the county's code. City Attorney Newman Brock has been instructed by the 1, council to look into cost and time factors involved in abolishing the municipal court and turning it over to the county. The city court has been alloted $13,250 in the tentative budget for next fiscal year. Piland said by giving some responsibilities to the county he hopes to lower the utility Lax. 4 gruua of resad€nts pr'nt at the workshop spoke against any increase in property ntl1age to offset the proposed Wgcs reduction in utility tax. Fosfess will he1 In the budget planning session the Council tentatively approved $51,254 for the public urks &uar1i;ent. includini! PRICES IN THIS AD SHOP AND SAVE AT FAIRWAY MARKET W:E C_ WASHINGTON (AP) -. The home of Sen. Howard Baker, Rlenn., was broken into but nothing was believed taken, an aide to the senator said. Ron McMahan, Baker's press secretary, said the Tennessee Republican and his family were at his home in Huntsville, Tern., when the incident occurred Monday night or Tuesday morning at the northwest Washington home. McMahan said a safe was broken Into but nothing was missing. Rings, fur coats and photography equipment were left undisturbed, he said. McMahan quoted Baker as saylz!g there was no confidential material in the house that could have been taken. LOS ANGELES IAP - Film director Sam Pecklnpah has pleaded innocent to a charge of battery for allegedly hitting an airline employe at Los Angeles International Airport. Pediinpah, 53, a resident of Mexico City, entered the plea Tuesday and wit! go on trial Aug. 26 in West Los Angeles Municipal Court. Peckiripah, director of such films as "The Wild Bunch," and "Straw Dogs," was involved in an altercation last June 20 when he was asked to leave a Continental Airlines flight to Hawaii. YOUR EXTRA BONUS FOR SHOPPING FAIRWAY US]INDER BEEF Baker's Home Ransacked - :. GIVE ARMOUR and the price is right too! t 'r j %% ,' (II mote than to n'lI..n j' inrjn t,,Ar ! S vid nnih BOSTON i All - Alger Hiss, whose conviction in a spy ace helped bring Richard M Nixon to national prominence 25) ears ago, has been reinstated to practice law in Massachusetts The state Supreme Judicial Court ruled Thesda) that lhs.s's i:ood behainr over the past two decades shows he uld not again commit the crime for which he was sent to prison - lying to a grand jury. Hiss, 70. a stationary salesman in New York, said he was "highly gratified" by the ruling. His attorney said Hiss hoped to practice law again in the Boston area. In the spy case, Whittaker Chambers, an admitted courier for Russian agents, said Hiss gave him secret government documents in 1937 and 1938. Hiss then was an official in the State Department. WE EVERY CUT, EVERY TIME "Roger will answer all questions beginning on the 18th," Layer answered. Steve Rosenthal, SEA's top told Pelley, spokesman, "You're not willing to bring certain figures and people out in the open." The two teams failed to reach an agreement yesterday. FAIl WAY WftC0w USDA 1000 STAMPS TENDER She said the county's teachers and the public have a right to hear what Harris or his assistant has to say about the financial feasibility of SEA's demands. Hiss Reinstated To Practice -- .1 Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1975-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Harris' Absence November, Including the two months since the fire, the county has paid $17,452 for Continued From Page lEA) housing of prisoners in other Jails besides the Seminole Polk said he appealed a County facility, budget in 1969 to the state and "This isa quick check of paid ' got most of it." bills," Jones said. 'We would Monroe says the Department have to pull each bill and total of Administration can do them to give you an exact "anything it wants with the figure." Cost of repair to the jail is budget" and the county c.'c Mission must comply. expected The difference between $40,000 figure by the time all Polk's original budget request bills are submitted for payment by the commissioners, but and the budget approved by the board is $258,986, which is Jones said thus far only "an estimated $20,000," has been reflected in the areas of paid. deputies salaries, social The tunthling block to the security and retirement, cxreopening of the repaired jail penses other than salaries, capital outlay, Investigations lies with the responsibility for the return of prisoners and contengency, Polk said. totaling $10,515 since June 9 in housing costs for prisoners and said more bills were awaiting final payment. tones also said that since Ashby Jones, deputy court clerk, said the County Corn. mission had approved bill's Union Criticizes Sheriff To Appeal I I AT FAIRWAY Will H PURCHASE OF 2 POUND BANQUET Dn7flJ I I 100 EXTRA Y?I!ESTAMPS AT FAIRWAY WITH PURCHASE OF AT FAIRWAY WITH PURCHASE OF AI'MOUr or A FIACKA(;rI aft I \ r\ FOX - - �- - IS—Evenlill Herald San", Ft - Ideas For Sweet Treats - 3 cups fresh blueberries, rins. jelly glasses and pour a 1 4-inch With a sharp knife thinly slice fruit pectin. Remove from heat 2 medium zucchini squash, deep layer of melted paraffin off colored part of orange and and skim foam Ladle mixture ed and drained over tops. Makes about 10 5 cups sugar bred blueberries keep fans 2 packages 13 ounces each) plasses RI.UEf1E.RRY CITRUS raspberr) jello Juice from ' lemon trimmed and finely chopped this mixture into hot nun 12 The Herald Services - teaspoon cinnamon E vening Herald Sanford, Ft 11 (a) ..ç . BRUSSELS SPROUTS IN EGG CREAM SAUCE 3 packag es (10 ounces each) frozen Brussels sprouts I. i cup butter or margarine 3 tablespoons flour It . -- II -. .,' - . &.. . - . : - - '.4 -- - •.- . - .. .• , eating horizons 1 egg, slightly beaten venturesome. i t teaspoon sall Brussels sprouts aria willwant teaspoon parsley flaktc to share ar menu asset — tw teaspoon nutmeg sprouts n an egg 1 hard- cooked egg, sliced : A-V -- for ii. Makes about 2 pints. - - , • Z. '-• cream sauce as the next cooking venture..r Everyone wants some ey in tila foods Too often changes in menu et shuffle of bus sche d1 dules or through reluctanri( ce O f ami l y members sample new uL!hCS. The sayi ng, ry it, you II like it may '' always Stir gelatin into cold water. Stir months in the refrigerator.) lenion peel. Cut ly.,el into thin into sterilized I-, pint jars. flour 2 tablespoons finely chopped cemeat. Spoon mixture into shreds and place in a large 1 4 -inch deep layer of melted orange peel jars, cover and cool Store in saucepan. Add apples and paraffin over tops. Store in a 1, cup sugar refrigerator until needed. water. Cover and sumner 10 cool, dry, dark place. Makes 7 1 1,tliMA!AIw -- _T Men Monoton .. Fresh blueberries are good .--- - p ro u ts B Sk The Herald Services Is Note: Use a relish for meats L teaspoon nutmeg 'atcn out - of . hand or cooked Mix rhubarb and blueberries 2 navel oranges minutes, stirring occasionally. pint jars. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin or poultry, or as a filling for pie. For thousands of years in jams, citrus marmalades or ifrozen blueberries nia' be 2 lemons Slice away white membrane Two cups of the mincemea t is as mincemeat for relishes and used) wi th sugar and lemon 2 green apples, peeled, cored and seeds of oranges and blueberries have beets BLUEBI RRY MINCEMEAT cup water enough for one 8-inch double favorite fruit. Considered one of pies Quick Freeze freh juice and let stand in and chopped lemons and chop pulp Add fruit cup water rust pie Bake pie as usual or the most distribut ed of fruits, blueberries now for use refrigerator o'. er night cup water In a large saucepan, mix pulp and blueberries (frozen 1 tablespoon lemon juice this special be rry is eaten by throughout winter months. Following day bring mixture to 3 cups crushed fresh water, lemon juice, bouillon nunccineat pie, serving warm blueberries may be used) to 1 beef bouillon cube those In the tropics and the BLUEBERRY blue be rries saucepan. Cover and slinmer 12 3 green appl es, unpeeled, eor' cube, apples, blueberries, or cold. This mixture cannot be RhUBARB a boil over low heat and cook for tundra. Many still gather their JAM 12 minutes. Remove from heat 5 cups sugar ed and finely chopped squash, orange peel, spices and frozen, since freezing would minutes. Stir in sugar. Bring blueberries wild, but thanks to 3 cups rhubarb cut into 1-inch and stir in jello. Chill before I bottle 16 ounces) liquid fruit mixture to a full rolling boil. 1 pint fresh blueberries, rinsed sugar. Cover and simmer for 30 break down the jelling action of serving. Ladle Into sterilized a New Jersey woman's Interest pectin minutes, stirring occasionally, the gelatin. Keeps caslly two Boil hard for 1 minute. Stir in pieces and drained munching away year round. -. z-- Wednesday, Aug Blueberries Provide Variety Of in the early 1900s, more varieties of blueberries were developed and now speciatly - Try Peanut Butter Candy Th e Herald Senices butternuts Updated version until a candy thermometer uses light brown sugar and registers soft ball or 238. crunchy peanut butter for that degrees or until a small amount land) as know it as a sune melt in the - mouth of syrup dropped Into cold rare treat for American goodness the colonials enjoyed water forms a soft ball 1 ulorusts Sugar was scarce and Remote from heat and stir in '-cry ex pensive. But when they PEANUT BUTTER PANOCH,t peanut butter and vanilla. Stir did satisfy their sweet too th, a 3 cups firmly pack ed light until mixture is well blended. favorite was panocha. It was a brown sugar i pound) Pour mixture into a buttered 8. fudge-like treat with a br own. i teas poon salt inch square pan. Sprinkle top sugary texture. Antique coo1. ' cup milk with peanuts. Let stand at room Ix)oks include recipes of fou I cup crunchy peanut butter I temperature until mixture different types of panocha and 2 teaspoons vanilla hardens With a sharp knife cut reflected what ingredients were is cup chopped salted peanuts panocha into small squares, a vailable.Here is a panocha Wrap each square in plastic 0. Ae 19 Wednesday, Aug 6, 75-36 ; , based on an old Vermont Peanut butter panocha is version of colonial favorite, In a large saucepan combine wrap and store until ready to recipe. The 18th century ver• brown sugar, salt and milk, serve. Makes one pan sion used local maple sugar and Cook at a boil without stirring ches square. — 8 in- ------------------------------- Quantity Rights Reserved A INN Dilif %?OR( S IN( COPYRIGHT IV75 0 GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Thurs., Aug. 7 thru Aug. 9th PRICES ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE BREVARD, LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) (U. S. CH61 E DA CHOICE W-D BRAND H W115-TIRN FEDERALLY INSPIC ED NATURALLY AIDED BEEF ' 1 FRESH (ANTA "& -" EACHES NIBLETS I c LBS. PKGS. APPLE COBBLERS r I.B. 1' 1 P1(0. DOWNYFLAKE FRENCH POUND LB. -- TOAST ,- VALUE P1(0. THR IFTY MAI — -- IU - MAZOLA CORN ICE FE C P1(0. . RUMP ROAST 900/ .2 /USDA G.d 4' USDA G'wl, TI ' S159 . • • . . • I •... A as. • !.,. .. Sj •,., . 0 . • • ,, . . " A '' -' . CHUCK STEAKS I. ..... . , .-,, I - . ,. 1° , 89c "Cheese uy 0 ~" L"'1 0"' Spread , . F $139 5 . . . . . pic', • ,, :: 89cSausage ' ' 7-L B. BOX "III CRACKIN' GOOD (I 2-ol. CAN) $JOS 'Al' I BISCUITS . $139 . . . . ,.-- Sausage. • •• ;; $219 15-CT. CANS i BANQUET ALL VARIETIES ,t • • ii USDA Choice W-D grand ".alr, W.,,*," 19,1eral,.Il p, ill INSPECTED NATURALLY AGED BEEF 5o.I, T a Orel LO.Cv,OVtu)IS,o?Oth A..g, hole W S' 71 N. Who V • Y.Strips $ S 89 USDA CHOICE Delmonico Steaks ________ 00 Whole C Rol $139 DILMONICO S11AXS RIB STIAKS CHUCK STIAKS 9 $1099 r 12-ox. LB._____ PHaADEI.PHIA BRAND M BONIS AND M HIND QUARTERS PLATE SIM ISO 10 170 $ 29 PKG. SUPE BRAND WISCONSIN MILD DAISY CHEESE $ 39 CUSTOM CUT INTO ROUND STIK OP ROAST TOP AND BOTTOM Ia CHEESE CREA CUT INTO CHUCK ROAST BRISKIT SHORT GROUND 511F STIW SDA CHOICE 29 l I AVG. OM A. M LBS QUARTERS III ROAST S eaks 0 0 Is 9 160 TO 'o FORE $ Whole Sirloin TIP 0 ~A LB. SLICED W-D BRAND 299 Tenderloins k" 0 HALF GALLON SUPEREIRAND INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! A Strip CURIO STIAKS RONILISS STEW SIRIOIN TIP kk 04 ASSTTIR RUMP STIAKS ST POROIAKS T ION! STEAKS P41W YORK STRIP STIAKS t1:: 4 o IS ALL VARIETIES FROZEN SHOESTRING SAUSAGE i PIZZA POTATOES I ASTOR BROCCOLI SPEARS OR CREAM BRUSSELS GROUND SPROUTS WHIN YOU I I if $ USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HIAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPICTID NATUrIALLY AGED BEEF W-D BRAND MORTON PIES HANDI-PAK PURE I L3 PPCG. 4½4B. BAG -- --- 16-ox. PKG -- 10-ox. PKGS. BEL lii LB. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. SUPERORAND COTTAGE HEESE CUP DELMONICO STEAK W 0 Bood P. I1o,d, Pak Ie.I GROUND ROUND LB. 5')II I n d ?on,I.,, • • • 9" • B.,i So,. I,,, RIB EYE STEAKS FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. ••• $339 ) PRIBS L,s319 SANFORD A xi REGULAR OR STA FIT LOW FAT s39 B EYE — CHOPS PORK jW — ESTERN CORN F PORK LOIN ASSORTED BEEF E-Z CARVE 3rd, 4th & 5th RIB Bi..I 5,1k 14-ox. f .F4' :-; it I CHEESE, HAMBURGER OR Al : TI1:,KS/ FOX GE LUXE -- $ 49 '"' $ C $ 29 SWIFT PREMIUM ALL WHITE 2 9 Brnschweiger n... ER LF LIV LB. A 69' Franks ..... 1, o a.- 99c CHUCK ROAST..... . CA - -UPERBRAND (TWO 8-oz. CUPS) 1-LB PKGS 999 SLICED SKINLESS AND DEVEINED $149 . • • • • 1" 89c Franks ..... R'u"l 14I Y,I . .... Bp,Ito.N.Yo. MARGARINE CHUCK STEAK ill Cooked Ham ' sal ami a 4. STRIP STEAKS a - A F' F,,,. -. CUBED STEAKS 5••l (c. WD5,O $ L 9" . .... Quarters NilLK IL I-Le. AULIFLOWER ''(A D QUICK FROZEN TIP STEAK . . . . PEO? MEAT S PECIALS LB. USDA FOR YOUR MONEY 1,0.0 9 ALL FLAVORS 9','-oz. — C I.!. 1 BAG . . . . • 8 EEF ROAST .. . e..f so ,.t,tI F (NO HEAD OVER 29c) $ I'l I"l Rnd ROUND STEAK WHITE SEEDLESS POTATOES 6,-$ Bc"o.. CHUCK TIP ROAST L BONELESS BEEF LB. ROUND ROAST WHITE OLESOUTHBLACKBERRY,PEACHOR -- LBS. U. S. N o.1 VENT VU Honeydews ROAST USDA CHOICE W-D GRAND HIAV-1 WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY AGED BEEF 60~vlvs% livel I r e of I I JUMBO 00 4 /Y 101 wINN DIXIE I I BONELESS BEEF SIRLOIN LB. FOR lIT II COFFEE RICH 16-ax. $ CTNS. A $1 CORN 10-01 TOMATOES LOUPES I L I GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE OR ROUND USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTID NATURALLY AGID BEEF I I BEEF BOTTOM VINE RIPE Quantity R' his Reserve (u" S ""C ` ~HO& E u SIZE 1 2 15 AV SOUR (REAM COTTAGE CHEF,; 419 E. FIRST 1- - _ -m - -01 �411--Ev.nlng Herald. Sari Iord, W.dnasday, Aug. Fl. 6, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Chowder, Pound Cake Make Light Supper Popular MeaJ Antiepasto Lunch Can Be Thrifty For Budget~Mionded By CECILY BROWNSTONE I cups sugar Into a greased and floured 6-cup 4 eggs, separated Sprinkle with baking powder and salt. crumb Vermont Blueberry Anoclated Press Food Efl ' teaspoon grat ed lemon COOKING] 14-ounce fluted tube pan. can condensed milk mixture. Bake in a preheated VERMONT BLUEBERRY Cream butter and sugar; beat LIGHT SUPPER rind Bake in a preheated 325-degree 1 teaspoon grated lemon or 325-degree oven 30 minutes; let in egg; add flour mixture and PUDDING Fish-Vegetable Chowder 'z teaspoon vanil la oven until cake tester inserted li me rind milk and stir Just until dry In. stand in oven with heat turned Repeated on request. Bread Tray 3 eggs, separated in ce nter comes out clean 1-3rd cup lemon or lime off and door closed for 1 hour. 2 cups flour, fork-stir well to gre(Iient.s are dampened; folk Fruit Mini-PoundCake cup commercial sour cream about 1 hour. Loosen edges and Juice At its fluffiest and highest serve in blueberries. Turn Into a aerate before measuring MINI-POUND CAKE Sift together the flour, baking around tube; turn out on a wire Melt butter; off heat stir in warm soon after this; but also 2 teaspoons baking powder greased 9-inch squrre cake Sour cream version popular soda, salt, nutmeg and mace, rack to cool, crumbs, nuts and sugar. Beat delicious when chilled, although pan; sprinkle with Toppl. ' teaspoon salt in North Carolina. Cream butter, 1 cup of the sug. viving. together yolks, condensed milk, it it cools. Makes 8 Bake in a pr eheated 375-degrce cup sugar 112 cups sifted flour ar, lemon rind and vanilla; beat COMPANY SUPPER 2 tablespoons butter or lemon rind and lemon Juice un- servings. 45 and 50 minutes. Cut in OVefl ', cup butter or margarine '4 teaspoon baking soda in egg yolks, then sour cream. Chilled Veal with Tuna Sauce III blended. Beat whites until pan and serve warm. i egg s teaspoon salt Fold in flour mixture. Beat egg Salad Bowl Crustyflread ' cup fine zwieback crumbs stiff; fold into lemon mixture. 1 SUMMER SUPPER Topping: Blend together ' 2 cup milk ' teaspoon nutmeg whites until stiff; gradually Mock Cheese Cake i cup finely chopped Pat half of crwub mixture into Slow-cooker Beef Stew cup sugar, 1-3rd cup flour, ' 2 cups fresh blueberries i teaspoon mace beat in remaining sugar until MOCK CHEESE CAKE walnuts an 3 by 8 by 2 inch baking dish, with Vegetables teaspoon cinnamon and 11, 4 cup Tong, see below cup butter or margarine very stiff; fold into Turn From the 1950s and worth re1 tablespoon sugar Pour in lemon mixture. Garlic Bread TossedSalad Thoroughly stir together soft butter or margarine. remaining By CECIL\' III1OWNS1'oNl.; Because it is usually composed and liverwurst, often priced be. them, mash the yolks with a take to the REFIU:s}ff:i( With a wooden spoon, thorTWO 412-ounce Jars whole Associated Press Food Editor of meat, Fish, eggs, cheese and tween 79 and 99 cents per little mayonnaise, mustard and Ilbent, Cherry tomatoes or reguOmar Khayyam thought that vegetables, t he re's great Intl. pound. Sherry Spread oughly beat together all the ill. mushrooms in their own lemon and pile the mixture lar ones are good to serve with Crackers Pita a jug of wine, a loaf of bread tude. Cookies gredients. Makes about 2 cups. Juice, drained The fish served with anti- back Into the egg-white cay- other vegetables. Ripe or green Beverage and a favorite companion was StINIMV SUPPER Meat first. The choice can be pasto is usually canned an- ities. Small onion, thinly olives, ttk)ugh traditional, may SHERRY CHEESE SPREAD pa radise now. At this season oF the thriftiest of cold cuts in- chovies or sardines or both. If Assorted Cold Meat sliced and se pa rated into For cheese, choose a semisoft be (flffltted. It's a good keeper. Potato SaldPmckledMushroorns the year we think that it pitcher stead of the traditional but there's a fisherman in the farni- mild variety. Mild cheddar, for rings The loaf of bread? Whether 8 ounces cheddar cheese, I'each Meba In a small saucepan bring of iced tea, a loaf of bread and more expensive Genoa salami ly who smokes his catch, example, costs less than sharp hnnie.bakedor bought, it should grated half a dozen good frien ds is or prosciutto. A group of U. S. there's no reason why it can't or extra PICKLED MUSUROOM sugar. vinegar, salt, mixed -s harp cheddar. be a crusty variety. With it you 1-3rd cup pimient o-stuffed pleasure enough. Wi th these at Dept. o1 Agriculture staff nern. substitute for t he canned fish. Takes th e place of a relish, spi ces and bay leaf to a boil, For a vegetable you can tiiight offer crunchy bread green olives, chopped hand one can enjoy offering a bers who recently 111ade a sur. l-3n1 cup sugar stirring until sugar dissolves. Pudding flour, (bundt-style) marinade treat - FUN] Bar margarine llard-cooked eggs, cut in choose carroLs froin your mar- sticks thatalso may be baked at marinated ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE BREVARD, LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) THURS.. AUG. 7 thru AUG 9 O 4 8-0*. TUBE 31 99c SKIN CREAM 6.oz. 929 JAR PKG. C $9 ISO CT 32 ol. • BOTTLE P. l,o.l l5O 0111 Dog Ration 23 15 • ESSENCE INC COPYRIGHT. 1973 I&i I El 4LY MIX OR MATCH MIX OR MATCH THRIFTY MAID THRIFTY MAID 16 o: CANS , CANS . IS VIENNA SAUSAGE CANS o NORTHERN BEANS CANS 15 MEDIUM PEAS 16 CANS D(tDV 9- DcAlhic SAUERKRAUT PIE AS MIXED VEGETABLES : CANS SPINACH DIXIE DARLING $01 FAMIlY LOAF BREAD lFOR FOR 1°° Cat Food Mo'd • . • 7 CANS 1°° Foil u.os Boll & . . . . . • bus $100 3"' jtf Co" Spaghetti 2 s 8 8c Muffin Mix 4 $Joo 69c Dog Food. 6 Tea M x ISo, A,c0r . $349 A,'c, 88c h ot 24os CANS PKG i CcOr. Creamer . . . . $J 39 . . . Ste w. Tea Bogs . 0 0 Beef 24 o, °''' 89c Softener GAiLON . JUG 99c Good CrocI 0 d 69C Saltines CAN . . 2 1(5 P*GS ... 2 100 Cl Detergent . ISO' 5115 88c MoJess b.;.Iur Drinks . . . MT i'cc' 1°° Pretzels 00 50 as 511 . . $119 Dog (how,. 3 $1° 2 U. 6 G $5 DA; :N(. 0..f Rolls 69 . 91 00 4 1, ,s $1I . P. 24C1 . • • PkG 9 C e. . offee. • • • JA 9" Buns ii12 Buns C Svp. 88c Modess MAXWELL HOUSE 12 CI . . P 73 C Coffee . . • • VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY ASTOR TOMATOES figar Limit 5 with 55.00 or more purchase eicluding cigarettes. tirnit 1 p5 HORTENING COFFEE with $5.00 or more purchase exclIdirlg lcm,t I 'h' 5500 or more purchase cicluding (19OTr??. I LOAVES Icl, 0Pt Sauce . All Ai' - Osr I ''°" 16os Ctocl PINEBREEZE GRADE "A" A'. . . . ii.: Tissue MEDIUM 1*'. EGGS ~h 1" ~ I V, J j, 1, Th(i,jPu 16-ox. CANS ''' '.'A! .A'. ..'. ,f A '.At . " C, CAN LB. CAN 3 II DOZ. 141 _oz. CANS MIX OR MATCH II 04 %.VO \J MIX OR MATCH Ibot CANS SLICED BEETS 0111111111 il~ ?" VEGETABLE, MUSHROOM, CHICKEN £ RICE, TOMATO OR CHICKEN NOODLE soups ft - CRACKIN' GOOD , 24 THRIFTY MAID 15 r CANS SPAGHETTI CQc J , DOG FOOD $ im flr if IS c, CANS 59c 99C . . Puddings - Istftl BLACKEVE PEAS 59c ALL VARIETIES ALPO SHAMPOO THRIFTY MAID Qc Pt,. tlAt)NC, LADY BATH A'. SUAVE SIZE TOMATO CATSUP Al 6' THRIFTY MAID 77C C fil l 'ALL syortfs) N T HRU 54T. WINN 01111 510*15 Buns ANTIPERSPIRANT CAN .. V& $169 ARRID XX 6-01. S os I2 u: BOTTLES 16 or WSV. LARGE PEAS APPLE SAUCE 51 Lemon Juice 79c Sill 2 JA*S P,cl t.r,icn BODY POWDER 4-oz. . Paper Plates COLOR KIT CLAIROL HERBAL r 1NEtW j Reserved 20-oz. tkfs CLAIROL BALSAM HAIR NW. CANS 16c, at CANS Beti .I SSo I Dill Chips BLADES 4-CT. Quantity Rights - SCHICK CHROME INJECTOR it THRIFTY MAID l6, CANS FOR Deep 5:" Ho SC'hlcv. THRIFTY MAID 31 FOR NOXZEMA MIX OR MATCH CANS WHOLE KERNEL CORN TOOTHPASTE' MIX OR MATCH ~r jj PEARS STEMS & PIECES MUSHROOMS CUT BEANS \Oø) w SAVE ,4 I6, CANS 16 : CANS BONUS PACK AIM s rooms and onion. Turn into a Jar; cover tightly and chill overnight to allow flavors to blend. Drain before serving. I1LJhrift!J. THRIFTY MAID 16oi CANS GREEN LIMA BEANS i6, CANS CREAM STYLE CORN it.9kof MIX OR MATCH \ THRIFTY MAID lizo that 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon whole mixed pickling spices Ithy leaf PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES I PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD MATCH' 1-3rd cup red wine vinegar Remove from heat. Add mush- cup walnuts, chopped fine '* cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons mnet;ium or dry sherry ' most Rightc MIX OR medium fine platter of antipasto for a vey of ready-to-eat meats in quarters, often appear with an- hot or garden and serve them home or bought. swumijer noontime meal. New York found that the tipasto. But the eggs can play a raw or cooked and in And now to pitcher of tea. Antipasto is easy to aseinble economical ones were "chubs" more attractive and filling role French dressing. Cooked snap Brew it by your favorite method and can be thrifty or luxurious. ichunksi of unsliced bologna on a thrifty platter if you halve beans and cooked celery also for serving It. batter. v,INN 01*11 STORES COPYRIGHT 197 , SATURDAY Cheese sinks as Quantity Reserved Wednesday, Aug. 6, 115-55 ~,_A J! DEEP SOUTH MAYONNAISE M .1T F~ON 1000 ISLAND OR FRENCH ', PRG BIG 60 DUPLEX ARROW BLEACH 7' as 'KRAFT ht UKC33111U BIG 60 ASSORTMENT BIG 60 LEMON BIG 60 VANILLA FUDGE 74 14 I at P*0 ,, PIG ,. 1 LIQUID jj I WO" LILAC DETERGENT \\THRIFTY MAID CORNED BEEF - - �- I .. . I . .., - . .:, - . . . . .--. . . .... - - __ ... . ,~ . 1111011M 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11 1- . - : t . . .. - .. . .-- ____ Trees __________________ TONIGHT'S TV — Wednesday 6:15 6, c"nchine 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotioeal 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) 60''s Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue EVEN ING 7:00 (2) To Tell The a it Franila 11 1, — Wino 200 1 JREKr ° Beer I? I 61201 Cm L 'KEDTeAT b\\ 1 05 S Pepsi Tasty Slic ed German Style Bologna or Pickle & QUality, Rid *tilt* & Blue EAR HERITAGE 8 601. Cola With Tost. of Garlic, Sliced Franklin Salami or Plus Deposit Limit 4 $10' btls. 89' Pimento Loaf.... Limit 4 794 qvo.i.' Genoa Salami ........ Variety, lb n d Value. Chicken Salad... Good with Hot Soup) histy Fresh-Made j l.,i an %hr hn.Lr lw-i ,kJ,rt. LK$ .V i'.' Lihr tiilPi un Ile lmIçui thinLing alwNiI wu.n it iraih iiu.&rJ th,it rat.. r lv ii itur f,,i 1)w ir.nh 'i In mJ.-,ys tu,, slist l...t. ii, -.. .- ti-i,. ~"J~ - III lor em All }( / e JT ______ ""-JWI ~ 0 ~"" (UKkFY' ki:L.i(x;(; ______I.'.____ 1 /. , • fit_ic .ja....ttevr.l .a * g.wai,I i&i.., ir wit Homemade Blueberry Publix reserves Owl; 5sfrdi)ia.ii(Th$IwJnuws.4.-)(a,(. Famous Sunny Slop. Brand South the right to limit *Ini?raLtr both idri glib fiuw 11.-sit A thafl..'a l It's Bacon, Lettuce. Tomato ,ih .,,tt liii L. n biking per Tomatoes.......... lb Irilti ., FALL stid atrri ! ' VE iRe. •- luq ctk.Iv'a - * Nabisco Slack -Pack Ritz Crackers.................... ' Spaghetti Sauce.... SAVE 3c, Chef B.oy.Ar.D.. Keeblors New '•l Chedo's Crackers.............. 55, ( Regularly 99c) Rich 'n Chip oi Pecan S'ondi.s 4., i..,..Keebler Cookies Ravioli.. ,. •. .. .. .. .. .. .. c (on .. SAVE 1k, 1000-Island. Wineond Vinegar, Coesoror Italian Stokely Tangy 1'. 49' 49 ' 43 4.. Dog Food .* StoIely's Delicious Tomato Sauce..................3 Sh.dds Smooth oiC,unchy Crisco Oil...... * Sto&etyi D1icious ,.,. 39' s. , Grapeielly........................... po 6 .. 7," oolit 39c With Scrub Pow., ' 41-o It . , . - • 196 . 116 %I Wee ___________ 89' )I I ly I Sto' k e 79 c • - . I 303 can* nOn. 303 -. ton . .. •. 89' 39$ ' , 25-u be' CI , be Lux Liquid...................69 s • !Lh SAVE 2Oc.Blocliberryor Pooch Frozen Spir ' ! - b I.p.p,.d a Heh & Baw~ Â&ü Spria!1 _____ ____ c _____ .i hi. Listerine Mouthwash........... Jarqurlinr ann 99 2 Calves Liver............ --'-- lid - Ham' ' . I.' A., 1,18 1 .,,Place ,&.( I , I 1 I 'oe ________ I 31b.con 2 . Sirloin Steak............ lb SwiftsPr,miurnSliced (Hard Solomi,Gen" oa Salami, Pepperoni) lb Cold Cuts.... 1 ... .4,' - 89 Cop.knd'sSliced........................... I., Bologna 3., • 3. Swifts Premium ProTen Boneless Beef (English Cut Roost, BnIs.) ___ _______ eeeC.Se...___ _______ LXI MA q lb 111111 19 Clock faces Opposite of 24 (.0r or Short Ribs...................... ib 99 ___~' With Hydrated Veg.tabl. Protein, Swift's Premium - Ground Beef w;th H.V.P. lb. 79 •.p..,W4 A Short Ribs...... ........ ..lb 79' Flavorful Bon.h,'ss .<' (,i',' IF. 8-8:30 ABC THAT'S MY •SCCCSCCSSSS...e. EXTRA L.. ::::--"------------ __ I.Vom-a~-mmaoo~. * THIS 00 'GOOD SANFORD PLAZA.— SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR. — LONGWOOD SEMINOLE PLAZA-CASSELb3ERRY ____ ____ •55ea505eee5555e5.0 _______________ FxTuA Ex I 14 A 0 WGreaenStamps -fl-_.__..__ •• •'• i' - -- '-----------------' P~AA CtecmedChióen 64-9i. pouch ip..,.a A-tj $3 157$ ....se...•..•............. J Daisi-veeh 6ltre Pasteurized Char. Flovo,edChoc, Dràrth quart cotton and -- Delivered ox a week to your home, only 55c a week - S2.40 a month. - P32140 x' you NATIONAL SINGLES LOB OF AMERICA Phone 335 F YOU TROUBLED? Cell Toll ne, 644 2027 for "We care"— Hotline" AdultS or Teens FACED W;THARINKING PROBLEM liiJill erhaps Al on C811 473 ISV jllll ... oso-j - . , •-a'*.. -' '' Ffil l '"' , Baking Powder & ft'attermilk '' I Mop s Ii -es pug it. f.pu,*.4 i ti ii I0 tq'u,Wid A. Ii lilt: .................................. l..e..*......_e•.....•...•.*..] 9. lo Eli' PLAM '4 In. ,.I.,l. f. -- L eaoa••eaeeeaa..eg ti, ........._J $ ";:;;::"' -' lnslanCuffee 16-01. pig. -f... vi.a A., I) 157$ 7 o-•,. ' ii pe.,W.d £ I) 1115 Please start home deiivery of The Herald I __________ ke. seaOeeCaCeOCsa*•g..e.._._...4 t._._______•_,.•••____•••__• 9-Good L19 P.O. Box 1651 Saituro, Fl. 32771 "Your j ven In Newspaper" -- IJt*DYIA AVALOP4 APARTMEP4TS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 3nd St ''!S• ...... fl. PUVII) •Y ly 372 7296 tves & wk mos. AA,a',,n. 0.4 ' • IA Is .4 is A I A - -'u,...- 0,_i a &.i,v, Ntw crop A&E Produce, 321 0477, Farmers Market, Sanford 10P4A- Pdr'v, Duple F-urn or durn Dr,ipes Water. Law" ire 373 1171 or 614 6.314 18—Help Wanted — Earn extra .1w . ,i.r J JU eva, 7 bedroom, -jnfurnished. I itt I1n L E .1 A F T F S 1)0 C X P A R I S F 1) L A W R "'5) iA iJ5.VI*i. I 0 R I A K }c/c7C 0 Q U N 0 B R U 0 B N K EFNAISSUKP0 .orrnt Greene Inc ensee to help us make sales. Forrest Greene. Inc. 123 6353. 322 5910, eves FNN0 F I A10VICH Y AU i P AN u W If S J N R U C K R S N 0A'A(NNENQNDTEDIIRO IF 11 A R 0 B I N I A F M V MAO L I F IN El SON IN OR A N $EALTORS in 6.35:3 like pennies from heaven when WANTED YESTERDAY Can you wr it Do you live in the Oviedo If so, contact me im medlatety, if not sooner-. I need a correspondent who can cover city council meetings and keep up with the local news If you can answer affirmatively to the questions above, give me a call Bill Cur-ne, i-lu $.li "f'Snn't IJassw" ..,.o. 32-4ouses Unfurnished 111 117 I,t.,.irg.4 "w"i A loon — - i'A.'iJ, • reTerrTTt) The Evening Herald, 372 7611, Ext 55 OS F I A I R I V I ERA c H F H CI) UKKKV10N01TAMK0FFKI M C H A K I F M A C N E U E C (3 B 0 A K A 0 C N A R F E M A U F R 1 0 N t' W Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer needed but veful items with a ClaSsified Ad PART TIME 3 Eves— Set $10 Weekly to Start Can lead to full time careen Write Box 575. c o The Evening Herald, ft n_ •r -, '.""'y ,", Fr-Il., a *er ',ara',e. central air, heal, kitcten eusppe'd Call eves 621-3094 Quiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large o 1)35 mo is? 6. last Older cvpie only 372 0217 p rch. 117 Holly Ave 3 bedroomS. I bath .,IIifta .......l Ii,,, Instzuclions: Th. hidden names listed below appear Forward, Iw'a , up, down, or diagonally In the pui,Je. Find each name and boa It in as shown: AVIGNON CLOVIS NAPOLEON hidden BASTILLE BOURBON CRIMEAN WAR ORLEANS OF GAULLE REFORMATION WALDENSES FRONDE CHARLEMAGNE TOMORROW: Florida state for mar-sager and assasti manager trainees Must his BALL REALTY' benefits available Contact P. Poole. 322-1171 CHOICE LISTINGS iii Al I fl0l Excellent salary with fr-in P 0 Box 136.1. Sanford. Fla 327: manufacture lo ts of uric acid on a diet completely free of purines. A purir.e-free diet s'li ll only iower the uric acid level than trying 10, fir-st & last auto Salary cometttive. benefits Real- Speer- & Spear. P to control the overproduc tion of uric acid by ma;ive sudden weight k While diet is helpful In eliminate excess uric acid )our own body. niaN have a sudden acute at. treatment of gout, it 4l; not as thr3t1gil the kibeys and still What is uric acid' It Es closely tack of gout. The diet leads to important as controlling the •thers to ontroI the acute n.un related to proteins and is a brenktowii of muscle cells and overproduction of uric acid by tlaSUd!.ii).pmnfulgoutau.iick. byproduct of the formation of relasc' of excess quantities of your own body cells. 'I'h diet I i.t rnolv inft1rniatie3 oa Ile new body rdb. When you are uric aciil. should be one, though, that treatment tn(l how to live with generating that enormous The uric acid forms a salt gradually decreases excess gout %Tite to t:ie in care of this number of new, rcd blood cells. I sodium urate) that can form obesity without any (Tash effort newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, three million every second, you crystals and induce a corn- that may cause an acute at ta ck Radio City St,ition, New York are also forming uric acid. ft is plicated process in the join ts as I men tioned, NY 10019, semi a long, stamped, formed in the process of that results in red hot, painful, You can eat a diet completely self-addrewed enveloW and 50 manufacturing the important swollen joints. This is corn. free of uric acid and still have cents and a., ,k for 17he Health nucleic acid DNA in the nucle us monly the big toe, but other high uric acid levels and gout. A l'tte1 number 2-3. Gout, Uric of the cell. Anything that joints may be involved. purine-free diet used to be the Acid. stimulates the breakdown of Deposits of the uric acid salt big thing because purines (from As a oinan yuu will be in. cells or stimulates their growth In the join ts lead to a f or m of tissue cells and particularly terested to know that men are arthritis, called simple gouty organ meatsi are used in t1w .,nuch more prone to gout than arthritis. It can lead to a slow formation of uric acid. To .3. G i fts Work now tPiru Decemb FREE Sample Kit No ex needed Call or write Santi Parties Avon, Coon OWI. Phi,, 1(20) 673 3455 Al'i Booki Pa lies $135 Month 641 5301 - - edrc.om, living, dining, ktchn. IFAr,O C,s.h...4 A.,. 61 'r -- ir'w,.,ru, ,'irU, CCW. ill). NEED Hf LP' ace a class)flei ad for a yoijngst to mw yojr lawn, punt yo rouse, ccii, up the garage 0 studirlt off for the summer c List 're money And your hOi Ci i-si' an extra helper. CALL 32'? 2611 Lovely cottage, air, carpet, TV, $135. Adulti No pets 327-7711 DELTONAricAn e full time driver for Ytflw Ci 'ornpany. 201 S Park Av e lovely 2 BR. air, neat, Plc. itsi. ..c. --- - - - - $125 mo Alto I BR-%16S mo• " tuft, amtlbo'js sel f-rt'otjva?i ndivilval to do crganhzatnaI an romoticinal work for me isiness Sulay open 5cr utSume to Mr. ti Palm.,. P to. ItS. Sanford, Fla , 37711. 40' V u,WflJ on, 131 '7" cLtrr i4P4 REALTOR 34—Mble Homes am. I hailrrtc.,a . t,:1. ,.,.. i-i-, .T'a ,v, a dVVV L 377 5117 MUSIC ISO Call DISTRIBUTORSHIP t.jt','l records & tape ,Sati,t ind i vidual needed pa me or full time to help fill U old caused by Federal & Sta rackdo,si, on bootleggers , v ice company established a Ounts monthly Port tirr eguires approximately 20 houi monthly 'estment $3995 minimum It yc vOvIti sincerely like to own V cx w, busnes%, call maior For Thursday, August 7, 1975 OR. air Conditioned 373 0372 112 wide. I BR, air cond. fur Shed, $125 monthly Adults ecurity 377 5939 WEKIVA RIVER S jlt mohile home village, under IrQC 5N,sc3y n.sks ni-, thC si-er- c '4'vi M3i'rr* clean Inferiors, 'nm SIMS (UI W - ----'-' ' ilities 3195i7', Mike Scott wilfully .at loll Free 1 500 7tl SI)) tdroom. ,tI 4.*IA,.4 I -- "V 1IiJ) Iurn.sflcri large ertlerred SIS.) adults SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) verbal, will all work out today. 1X.0 (July M-Aug. '22) An outstanding! Concentrate on work toiday. the ability and wherviiiiii,luil to Those lucky breaks you-ve IJBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) Plan bring borne a delightful stir- been long awaiting will come :!ioving out your Ideas. Speak a fun day today. You'll have a prise. your way this year. Together, u pal who'll be a pe rf ect foil for AQUARIUS iJan. Feb. 19) they'll create a whole new cAN(:F:R iJune 21 uly fl) your wit and merriment. Contac ts, whether written or Lginnlng for you. TI. -:-r Monthly Rentals Available $13551S3-- Color TV AIAI Things to Eat -,cur o'wn houri ,rw'a,m* A t ,.n Aug11, liv LAWRENCE E LAMB - _____ ,.a, lilies turn 51$ Park Ave $7Sm0 Call luth;r Tuition French History are use mct1y today rather today. There's no wherl- any material purmifts. MW) Ur-iiT airs, mature adults, some i = SEEK & FIND' slightly. That is why medicines spnning when it comes to , 'Al ITV Ilili l, mediately, excellent day. You can acSAGITrARJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You'll receive much higher name - - - - -- - - - - - - ---- -- - ------ - -------------- - - TAURUS April 20-May 20) eompli.ch anything you set your 21) This is a bright and happy dividends in relation to your Y ou 're No. I at home today, mind to. F ri ends look to you for day you'll enjoy. Good times effort than y ou have for ages. Address ----------------------------------------- Your pe r ce ption is keen and leadership. You won't disap. and romance beckon. You have Telephone ......................................you 're lucky and inspiretional point them, all the right answers. Your Birthday for those in the family circle. vuu;() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN I 13cc. fl-Jan GEMINI May 2-June 20) Follow your hunches today. 19) Go after those things you Aug•7,l5 Your mind is in high gear They'll pay large dividends in want for your family. You have — WV •"-' No Pets 531 9645 — Dr.Lamb ______ _ I OEM burn and seem to draw as 111 recognize it hn- Evening HetWd " Mashed Potatoes 3 I7331 ______ • _______________ I s PUt. Hungry Jack l6-uz. size A I.p,w.d A. I) 1471 o. Ce••aee••••.............•._•• e • • •• 1569 Heat N' Servo sUsbury'siscuits prc. ps ' mpso il-ca. can •a.sase • CCSCCCI) - C tt A BABY'S WORLD jll today could prove very for- long as you're no afraid to look weighty problems at your work Iwo,nise. tunate for you even though ynu for and ry a new approach. or career t oday. You't' be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) OR MAIL THIS COUPON Insect Bomb Lx T(4A ''". IIDDLE DAY CARF 323S6" 1ll-1Iiluli , 21-April 19) A Material gain comes from One & Two Bedroom furnished 801 Air cord, carpeting, reasonable No pets 327 1110 )am furnished apartment, up jlJu1, - Jul-jill. - and PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 25-15 Park Drive 170 up. 6-Child Care NNEMMEt-AMEM1. l 3 rooms tot we or couple Water furnished 4r conditioned References rr-vlu , rtwj $100 mo , 150 deposit 327 7399 One and 'wo bedroom apartments - new contact made socially making the right decision, as Tackle the big projects or the Go ahead and make that EXTRA Publix [, iOttC Arnymotjs 31—A4artments Furnished lot BedroornAdultsonly - Can Help monqJIllJilli sore and sometimes my toes ARI ES (M:trch 777110S4 46 ReL,tor, .17 [Ii' v- .r 49 f4,.,,. rr.;I Volusia. Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 I4*tShot CO •Se• a__ass__es a.. _______________ jAJ_ Stouffer's Frozen family a whole lot *.p..,W.d A.,) tetsi ] CCC eCeSeCflefleea.fl p FlPAI room, air, ideal for retired persons E YOU LONELY? Let us help ou to meet the right person lu-st HOROSCOPE HoiShoticoch &AntBomb LOCATIONS ONLY:, L2 Beef før Stut......... lb.V' PAM GRIER *3 _____ E[I]'IGreenStamps[• iso pleasure t . ~~ I 10-z. size 4. C - 1 tog r further information call 173 557 or write 'ford Al Anon Family Group P0 Wit 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 form var) vacation? Get a better car through the classil led ads in today's piper DeBary, Adults. Lovely large I bed $rinlrer' 42 Fundl.n 43 Preposit,on 45 M.ddle (comi of Seminole Johnson's Baby where shopp!ng `Aar AL ANON 40 United by mell.ng 41 Amir.ca lab Invisible emanation 25 German c.i,' 26 Pacific island tree 27 Finishes Towers 373 1130 Thinking about that summer r families or friends of problem 37 Yeast 39 Rams Thys (cod) bitt', kitchen Very large walk-in closet; w carpeting. refnig and range $135 incl utilities Bram IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' 9 [In,' r nCin.Irr... 29 .r. Sub?,ir.cp to Soi1u,' it Rewarcj (poet) 30 Weirder I? Hugh regard 32 Forest helm -- - Flavorf,.l Leon Mealy Beef Blade 1 -t.p.•,W.d A.,) *515: _____ __ Lxi MA Beef Chuck Arm , A Buy your 10 ci pig. ••••e••.•.•••_ Chuck Roast............ lb. 89' - - .F __________________________________________________________ I Steel Razor Blades Rib Steak.................. lb PotRoast.................lb.l 09 Try This D.Iiciovs Beef Round ,$13 Tp Roast. .... .. ....... .... L.Plus r. a ,.. Gillette Super Stainless ltnperial Oven Roast.... lb $ 179 . " THEARENA '''''" ........"" Swift's Premium ProT.n B..f Plate - ' ' ,,,, J'AreenStamps _____ ____I 5.' 99 Brown "N Serve.................. ., ;* Tt4 SwiftsPremiurnP,olen8..f _____ P It V - frg v~-. e•eeeesaesaeea_e.ea_.4 .______ AGr,ot Treat! Beef Lciin 12. Sf4 IS - -- $1 29 Canned Hams _____ at Leon. Meaty B..l Full-Cut I I T/ach4.O#t I Swift', Premium ProTen Beef __________ Swift's Premium Assorted Sausagis PY 4-Personals r!t IiATTr1 si MAMA "The Image Maker" are in the clutches of the crime had cramps In them. It Is very -................... ___________________________________ ___ __________ ____ Inflation Fighter n1.p...v't e Pt6r ie n _____________________________ HAM _____ "Selected Baby Beef" 13 %W 1.11, — Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef 'I " ..,-...-. :.": - -'11111111~,111111111K]11111111[ -- _ _____ Serv. with Gts) S.OfOod Treat, Tasty 1'ozen 11"1-041, 16 P _____ Jllll Jill =11111111 Rilu ll football expression you te ll me w ha t causes gout and w ha t to do for it? The doctor said I had gout in my feet. The balls of both feet are "I fof Beef ______________________ SALE Sole Fillets..........................' 99c I --------------- lit, DEMONSTRATORS — ______ __________________________ I— Wekh :.',b.t I-Fr4 -r A Medicine Helpful For Gout Tbt'WsIk Tig'aaaisksc,kt -: AnySwift'sPr.mium SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. _________ __________ 9')4 $ R Blvd. Sanford In $310 Bedroom, living room, dining room. Airport I tçal Stenogsater with at least year-s Civil practice expeqitnc III •-*'*....•-.,," __ S'erv , with Tartar Sauce) Seafood Treat, StouHer' Itt.n L 23 30-Apartments Unfurnished LH -- $145 ?1 I) 13.,$'29 ieners .................... ___________ I Is k.1± Beef Roost .4 9. ______ ii Hospital ' wiru PAR[%? ,, T MA 0 _______ s -I - ' - ___ ______ ___ _____ (Great few Cook-Outs) Lykes Dakious I' 9 IR 0 ' Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1975-70 with in thank our friends for BAMBOO COVE APTS. 'teir many kindnesses at this One & 7 bedroom apartments time. THE ROBERT "BUD" furnished or unfurnished Newly COHEN FAMILY redecorated Come see 300 E - 5111111 _______ I Beef, Horn, or Turkey.........., 4y .' IOIR tIN $121 ,,,,,,,.,,,,,;;, Swilt'sPremiumFully-Coo&ed(3foS4b.Avg) L___— '~,f,3ii Ps 9i" .WGreen. (13) Zane Grey (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RID (44) Gom, Pyle which led to a regular season Rerun. Mama and Clifton are syndicate, and marked for Jimme Walker of "Good about to become TV per- extinction. Cannon doesn't let it Times" and puppeteer Shari sonalities. They are selected for happen. Lewis guest-star. a documentary on the average 9-u NBC ZOO GANG. The 8'9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON middle-class black family. All final two chapters in this shortTHE PRAIRIE "Child of Pain" goes well until Uncle Gus, a lived series. In the first half, the Rerun. The two residents get ba ckwoods relative, shows up. good guys help a bad guy 8-8:30 PBS FEELING 6001) escape prison to avoid an intogether to discuss a problem. An alcoholic father beats til! "Doctor-Patient Communic- ternation.aI incident. In the son and the townspeople decide ation" Rerun. The program second half, Brian Keith, LIII to step in. Ma and Pa Ingalls deals wi th the importance of Palmer, John Mills and Barry ______________ good relations between doctor Morse re-enact a World War II ,,a,.i, and patient. Guest lecturer is caper and solve a mystery that I Manlnfletsky,In ternlstat began as the Nazis fled France. New York University Hospital. 10-11 CBS MANNIX "Chance 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY Meetbg" Rerun. Manni is I Show TimI MOVIEOFTIIF WEEK af te r a Vietnam veteran ac73' Stranger Within" Re run. A 2:30 111414 5:10 ______ wierdie.13arbaraden plays an with a motorcycle gang, and _________ TUTU expectant mother who Is tries to elininate Mannlx. __________________ "possessed" by her unborn io-iz ABC JIM STAFFORD TIDAL WAVE 5.4) child. Compounding the SHOW Still another spoof of Plus problem is the fact her husband "Gone wi th the Wind" this 10:30 is sterile but she insists there year's big rage as Jim plays Beyond Atlantis was no other man. 11cr unborn Ithett Butler and Ru th Bi ________________________ causes her to do strange, clowns through Scarlett ____________________ ______________________ _______________ bizarre things. O'Hara. Pop singer Jessi Colter ______________ 9-10 CBS CANNON "Coffin sings his big hit, "I'm Not sdcy's Cor ne r" Rerun. The title is a [Ass." Fou fI S 531 lii Si UNDER if MUST It it :*o surr.f 28 (atri loon (9) ABC News football star. Star and lawyer Tony's _________ _______________ PlC Sliced Bacon ... FIirfrIr Cnm,'u.n. premiere episode ______ '- $1 60 (34) suggests a story involving. a * I$3 BLEACH -i.p.iiø. .. TONY O1tMNDO 8-9 find theriselves on opposite AND DAWN Iterun. This as the sides on how to deal with it. of TI _____________ painful. _______________________________ _______________ ________________ problem wi th diet alo ne. -. ' 4 vi.. 'os zu sat DEAR READER Gout is There are medicines to block FFIAMEI) Hostess Hams .......... 2" -----------------------------' not caused by eating foods It3 lbs follows that a person uDuR 7 MUtT BE on one destruction and dcfor'nity of the fmation of uric acid in I (Prepar. with Baked Bean,) 8eguiar or B..f Style Oscarrich Mayer I_ __________ _____ _______ ________ III— or ov er WITH PARENT , _) t( S #ile rusoowaca and drinking. It is ca used by an of those fad (lids ft,at pr omises the join ts in olved. o ur others to help you r ExTRA ...... CLOROX--2 ORUX (Goes W.lIwiihIgg-,) Swift'sPremiumo.LazyMapf. — 1':II1J:lll'L"J:t'k'I4 . -----4't Fish Coke Patties................. eeeeeeee.ee.. N - $16 I) 1471 (Prepare with On~n G")Swift's Premium Sliced SAVE 4c, Gorton's Tasty Round Steak............ -. . - ____ Onion 0's.......................... , yC • Am Toothpaste...................79' I AVE lOc,S.aPok ____________________ ______________________ ______ -- n•, 5,, ______ _________________ . ____________________ - tlSc Off Label) Oral Antiseptic - I _______ 5-lb. ha, ,g,,p,'.,i,,, ____ g........ in I , - , , '" 204 ' COLD MEDAL PLAIN. UNILEACHID. SELIBISING Closed Sundays.... Potato Pancake...................pe 4Y Grill Franks ......................... . 'thru Wadnesday 13.i Buddig sTosty Chipped CGrn.d ft..f :: ' o 1:111111111111 -- Thursday, Aug. 7th us,, , ... '•''', 7 Scfloot (. I'll) c.d( 6 !P' I II41A vIgI ijAL a Andy Griffith (44) Lucy Show 6: 30 (2, 8) NBC News Mart ian BAMI MAY If TOO INTENsE A SAVE I Oc. "don We Getman St* SAVE bc Singleton's Stuffed BASED ON THE NATION'S BEST SELLER. 7:20 9:40 ri / 69' J A W $ . .1 _r —'-L t. Aug. 13th, 1975. 7 - I Prices (ff'FsCtiVR SAVE 20c, (l3c Off tob.l) MildDetsrgent --- I 2:10 4:55 • 49$ 3 I 'i Liquid Dynamo...... , I-,, S1IIULCINSM&COR P NCR!!/ ii 0AlNMATStVtRTi i__________________ '111 2:30P.M.-S1.25 I SlVE21c, (iscOff Label) Detergent -01 Ole South Cobblers..............s, lden Sunrise Jubilee Sunrise Almanac 6:10 (2) / / SAVE 26c, (Sc Off LaW) A Manly Doodot ant Scalp White BreadDough..........5 - -- 1-Card of Thanks f1 ki1 TIr .. I crIm FMIM M RON 5"'0 'M a N HMMMl JOREEN News slot. MORNING 6:00 (9) 6 More strained 1&JJ iiii (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (44) Underdog 3:Oi) (2,8) Another World (6) Pr ice Is Right summer show last August, . Thursday _14 ElazPre.Soak............. 99' II., Show - Pleasure. can . Fruit Cocktail . ........ - ,i SAVE 20c, Rhodes Fr ozen S STOKUT DELICIOUS Units of Lost In Space (13) Cable Spotlight ci (9) Movie - trees Italian c.t, Instrument 52 Counsel (ni' i IS Pa't'ipi. suffix 53 Dmsnutrve 16 Citrui fruit Suflii 18 Kind Of 'hoe 54 Antqj' I1 (p1 55 Gevirt s 20 Spirited he 56 Pdumbr.r 21 Lubricate DOWN 22 Grafted (her) 24 According to I Roof 25 Great Lahe O'n.vt'ents 26 letter ?Feminine name 29 Wle 3 Trees with large 31 Occupant flowers 33 Removes 4 Conitituting a 14 Corrects dowry 15 -- Vegas S Close friend (2 Nevada *ds I Jill 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow It 51 11 I TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS (35, 44) The F ug itive (44) Donahue 12:30 I 1 bet 4o..i a ves.......... , . SAVE Sc, Stohelys Dessert Treat! SAVE 20c, Freezer Queen Fr ozen Solrsbury Steak Veal Parmagiori or Sliced Turkey SAVE 9c, Egg* Delicious •i Pear H l t. Frozen Entrees-- -- -- --- --------- s, 39 14 R eed I) Not closod i Entertainment Cottage Cheese........ ......... .., 99, SAVE 12c, (10c Off Label) with,.En,im 3- Dip................ French Onion 5:30 (2) (6) (24) Nova (35) My Favori'ø (9) General 39 German c.r,! 40 AtIectr,l It Reman 44 Entertanr.,•, 48 Swamp tret.s 50 Fruit at certa.r, retuctanri. Wide World Of - - 111110 t.Ioupe, Crenshaw, Casaba, Persian Ju'n Canary, Santa Claus, and Honeydew Melon,. Plums, Cherries, Red and Black Grapes, Strowb.rtits and Many Others. tow in Cakel.,, Tasty Fruit for Your Eating SAVE 13c, ito&elyBartktt 1 6 NX FOYA Fed Doir,.F,,sh Flavorful ' ' Doiri-Fresh (Small, Large. Shmierltas., Low.Fat) 79 41 of - . Instant Coffee.................... STA 496 (44) GuidIng Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) Family At War 2:30 (2,8) Tne Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (a) Love Of Life Movie (6) (9) bill - Big-Eye Swiss...................... .4 / . (24) Feeling Good 2:00 (6) (8) Movie (9) Brady Bunch ACROSS I Shacjr, tier. 4 Kind & pafrn Date free 12 Green vegetable 6 (35) Batman (44) GIIIlgan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club Deal Squares (44) Night Ga llery 11:30 (2, 8) Tonig ht Shorn .9 It's Summer Fruit Time: S.ieci Your Favorites: Watermelon, Con- I I Grape Drink.. SAVE 4c (4c Off Label) Assorted FL'tvors S.i Jell-O Gelatin .................. ...,s, 41 SAVE4,ReynoldslccnomySiz, SAVE 2c. Folger's •• SAVE lOt, Welchode ................4 4Y' Brawny Towels.................. .. Autocrat Ice Cream SAVE be. Strawberry, Blusbeny. Grape Apple, led Raspberry or Onnom.n Foil Wrop ------------------------ - - Eggplant............ foe SAVE 1, Assorted Flavors 75-N - 'Si i "•' Sliced American...................,. 99Wisconsin Cheese Bar, Sliced 10' •°' 17-., Tea Bags.................. SAVE 14c, Smucker's Toostums lb Green Cabbage.... ...... SAVE Sc, Serve Hot or Cold. Tetisy 4., Tomato Catsup - vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r'u,jis' City Council (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club SAVE 24c. The All Purpose Oil 4r Peanut Butter.................... FOOD Slice Dip in Your Fovonte Batter and CwmbsondFry can 99$ Mixed Nuts.............. 334 ACCEPT (6) Mery Griffin You Don't Say ( (24) Sesame Street (4) MI&l.!Y Mouse Club (13) Winter Park (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 11:30 (2) Hollywood The (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset Beat Lives NeIghborhood 11:00 (2161 1. 9) News Dill Pickles pot SAVE 24c. Planters Tasty Alpo Tasty Beef Chunks WE U.S.D.A. 11:00 Show (9) Lucy Show (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) Days Of Our Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres (2,8) High Rollers (6) Now You See II Show Offs (24) Mr. Rogcrs Act (35) My Favorite Martian - Add Fresh Pineapple Chunks to Fresh Coleslaw Fresh Pleifler's Dressing.. 6vc Tomat o Juice.......................pets lb., 39' Kroft Individu ally .Wrcipped, Practised Cheese Food. Pimento, Swiss , * Caulif lower................ 'hoot' a d 691 SAVE l0c, With Meat at Mushrooms, Chef Boy-Ar-Det -. '2.i Seedless Grapes........ 303 3 CloussensD,l,ciout P . r, I 594 Sandwich Time Tasty Sweet, Tasty Thompson ,.utii,, l.,4f tu.l. 10:30 (74) (24) Book (24) Consumer Survival K (35) Uncle Hubie 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope Romper Room America (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Young And Machine (24) Scsame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 112,11) Wheel Of (24) Assignment Live Restless 8 Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) Intercom 24 (3$) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2.8) Marble (44) Phil Donahue Dinah Caught In (44) Soft Margarine .....................6 (6) Joker's Wild (13) Burke's Law lib AFTERNOON News i:oo (7, 44) Mike Douglas (6) (35) Double Action Theatre (6) Mannix (9) Baretta 4 KroltsPa,kay(Twin.Pa'k) Carolina Fresh Peaches ............ quantities sold mill .t.J % pint (6) (9) (24) (35) 8:30 (9) The commanders (24) Consumer Survival Kit 9:00 (2, I) Zoo Gang (6) Cannon (24) Theater In 10:00 '. 4 Plain Yogurt.......................I..' Fresh Blueberries...... carton - _.,111111111111111F FoaOept Time The Prairie Tony Orlando That's My Mama Feeling Good Adventure Jones Doiri.Fresh - II r*riifla&,' god 'r rvi.mb, n [.ani DWKPIi.dLICP. 0, " Iii, lj_~'A ,jL DL rether,, à1 ill (24) Electric Company (3$) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News (8, 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstdkes America 9:30 (9) Sea World (13) Law And Mr. Pumpkin Pie............ I V $ 259 Fried Chicken.... IL 'i 89' Everybody's Favorite, F,esh.Boked I I . !.udy.ToToke.Out Southern lubll * x Puts 64 I 79' lb Cuban Sandwich. .. 4 (6) Baseball 8:00 (2,8) Little House On Delightfully Different, Kitchen-Fresh Deliciouson Bread or a ted of Lettuce, F,.sh.Mode Publix Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (11) Hear It Now (24) Inlet corn (35) Star Trek (44) Sports Legends 7:30 (2,1) Price Is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $25.000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Braves p., Health Salad............ . 59 trd hrad ,-.-. ---' Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1975 Ar%Ar.r In Prry-nus 11 ---. •- - - - 7— ~ ~ ,_ ij:.. - 36--Resort Property Man with truck will do Psautiriig 8. cleanup $5 an hour 321 0934 Pool 1175 wt IJ*_J Fl I F t.JPt ts t I I V II VERIISE tti CLASSIF lED ADS 327 7411 AU THE complete 61? 1307 NEW SMYRNA-- Furn,d co' rage. 7 bedroom. 330' to beach (lean & concnent 115 wk 617 Rentals Real Estate 30-Apailments Unfurnished IJrsfurnhhed 7 bedroom apt., air Conditioned, wilt to wlI carpet. 203 E. 710 S 1125 per mo, plus $30 di'.,g deposit 373 43'5 after 5 Or week ends 378usj,ss Propert '.00 sc ft ideal VArage. shop warthotj,, R.asonibl, 112 8171 Of )776420 �'-: , -=:-n.' :'- -,-------.-.- '---i-- .--- ,.,-..-. $B-Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Aug., - 1 441-Houses 1-Hes ous i. '.sr., I(81T IV %JV flP -- X IV J1J W 5139 UM 41-Houses - I51ouseho - - [III v,nije 3 Bedroom, I' Baths Enclosed Carport Asking 119,300 661 $023 Bedroom, Bedroom. 1901 mrn Suerlln Ave. 11.900 371 3197 ' 41Houses Only One 3 bedroom. I bath to be built. You Pick colors, $70,700 Nothing down Can staff immediately Would You? Buy a brand new I bedroom. 2 bath CO home on paved road and like, approlmately 1 1 ml. from in tcchange Suppose I It you PiCk all the colors and watch it being built. Only %77,3O. Nothing down VA Only 11.100 down FHA Can start immediately, and you will be in '''.""d P... Tk,;,,., WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? * New houses In a rural area No dc Payment. monthly payments I than rent. Government tut)sidl to Qualified buyeri Call to set You Qualify' Newly Corntrtcted I beciro home. P, baths. Quiet street DeBry. Approximately %160 mo Or Iowr payments Qualified buyer Nice lanthcat lot. M. UPISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W, Itt St utiful ranch type home. 3.64 :res, stable Osteen area. 617 117; In 6116 NICE 7 bedroom, I bath. 117.5CC REAL ESTATE INC C.ENERAL CONTRACTOR Kish Real Estate REALTOR 7201 S French Ave ,321 0011 322-6457 After 5.377 1111 NEAT 2 bedroom. 1 bath, familyroom, 117.500 Terms Lake Ma Attractive Spa'ish ste 3 bedroom, bath hmt on Quiet ttreet, $339X FINE 3 bedroom. 117 bath, central air, %Th.900. Terms. - _ a a ' ---, -- BRIGHT. CHEERFUL older home; 3 BR, 1',baths, family room, new kitchen; newly painted; fenced back yard; close in, 203 Hays Dr., Sanford Call 373 5133 atter Ste n stro iii • Realty . St iX0 DOWN, 7 bedroom , 1 b,jlh in .'. inter Park $71,475 Si?F OiiJ'S SALES I LAUEI SONOF.A.GUN173,300 Thislittle Shaded OLDER 3 Bedroom. 1' bath, darling has 3 BR's 1 bath, FencCd ,erd. 3 bedrooms, bath, cori en ent 522.300 Terms beautiful corner lot Nicely land Surla,';t $21 01 scaped, and a Sprinkler system to Harold Hall Realty keep it pretty Call today- we'd 4 Bedrooms 17 01 I In i.n I he it, jrflithed home, P bath, covered Comfortable? bedroom home with? ' W C!II•I IW!J, wall carpet: drapes, fully quipped kitchen. Uouble carport; only 119.000 excellent terms, WITT REALTY eO heal Estate Bro'er 3210610 337 274$. 37 7195. 373 5215 Larry Saxon, Realtor And Acreage JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC " Real Estate Stoker 332 1301, ?610HlawathaAve at 1792 Your MLS Agency REALTORS 7565 Park Or REALTY TAFFER Peg Real Estate Broker 1100E 25th St 132 6633 117 Club Road $ AVE Anytime SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres. paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o k Terry Pe,1?'y. 62! 0711 Broker, 101W Commercial Sanford 332 7111 eneva ardens __________--- It to sell your See - -. a' CASH For Your Junk Cars 173 1)29 _________________________ lUr 14,ri ) a IIVC - SANFORD 7 BR, garage, fireplace. No qualifying Low down 111.930. izy, 7 bedroom home with family Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373'7750 room. Paneled Save on main. Down-Desperate Ienance Close to shopping Save Reduced for immediate sale. 4 BR.? Din gas. Quiet Street, Save your Empty, move right in. I bedrooms. bath, 7 story With 7 furnished family room, separate living & nerves. Only 117.900. save your apts.,on separate lot. Commercial dining rooms. 30*10' screened time. Cell now. DI: Bowler, toning possible. Lease option porch, huge Inside utility room. 7 REALTOR.Assocatp avaitabl' 831 5997. car garage, 21 i years old GALLERY OF HOMES REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL NO LONGER USED CAMPING COST. Swim in community COST. GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT gale Low, low down Price 3 950 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ___________________________ ASSOCIATES REALTORS _________________________ LTAMONTE BRANCH,$)1 2412 SYSTEMS FOUR Merchandise lnC..REALTORS?4 Mrs. 6.4.4.1344 NFORO- Modern 3 bedroom. tick borne, 1", bathS. 2 air con Forrest Greene, Inc. Iiticners, corner lot. Pric4 only 5O._._lisceIlaneous for Sate 22.300 with terms REALTORS 645 7333 373 6233 -_ BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES . " to trade anything of value for a - .... ________ - ' . ', . i . - -. . ., ." 11 .. 1963 Rambler, 7 new tires, everything works, blown pi%tO 323 0000 betwee', 10 & 6 wk lays ' . . - . - :/ , . ' 1969 vulkswagen Fastback Very Good Condition, 1150 332 344$ before? p m ' - - - ____ . izig - . , -- ' . . " . ,- 7-1 '•' . ' V ____ _ .-, , .1P I ~~. 1 - -.1 I 7~_-.--.-__ . - -1 -_ i I ! . __~ _1 ____1 " CHICO MAN 373 $370 Days *34 4405 Nights : ", _____ " __________ 17_1:77~___ F_ _. " -.. __ - __-I , - - I I f Accessorie - ' " ' - . 1 . 59-MdJsical $ erct' ae ndis MAJOR LUBRICATION 77 STEREO Component with Sans Amplifier. Teac Tape Dccl Gerrard turn table and Pione Speakers, plus extras. Call 3? 7169 after S - " J _______ . -. . . _.. -' -' - ' 4- k'"' !VA Z'Lr q _-_- 111. ~_ Mi" ." - e " ___________ - - _, ' - ' - L,1 '4 ' -S-':4' Jr . I - FIRST ST. SANFORD ' " . - ' ,#' - 1, _____ Good thru ---i" , ______ I - ;,1i1 ____ : l _________ I I Lake Brantley School Addition Accepted at the table," Moll y Sample told board negotiators A new $720,000 a dd ition to Lake Brantley High School has classrooms. a' Tuesdas s bargaining kenlnspectedandacceptedb> membetsoftheSthoolBoardand Also,theoptnpatiohas I r session. School Supt. Bud Layer, Ralph Ray announced today. lunchroom and auditorium. She said in her 17 years of Ray, Layer's administrative assistant, said the addition was The new addition is ,:'.1, - I ..'I .:r i.hi Th' experience Seminole Coun t y inspected b> Liii, school superintendent and board members Bud original structur , consisting of i.o l aqu4re feet, was toni the first to go behind closed Feather and Davie Suns pleted in 1972 doors It's not fair to the The new addition will relieve osercrowdiag and will allow Ita> said th e decision to add onto existing facilities was rnisde county's teachers' l4kL Brantles to offer in extensive vocational program, con- by the board in January. Stenstrom said harris will be sisting of medical technician, child day care, masonry, ith the new addition intact, he said the school will rid itself available"to i'll citizens and listrthutise edui.,ation and motorcycle mechanics Rim> said of four or fji, portable classrooms which were utilized to relieve "p r ovi de them the sa me ifl 0" I' 'rowding According to Ray only two other high schools in Florida offer formation he has provided Mr a course In motorcycle mechanics The entire School Board is acbu&ilei aUcre be Layft. and his negoliators." addItion, crwigtfng of 11,867 square feet, li.,. ' - 'n MI Rrantley allUor ' th' )rnarri'i Augur rcfy, present ' . ______ 1801 W. j1i _ / 'utti INCLUDES 5 QUARTS QUAKER STATE OIL', NEW OIL FILTER AND LUBE JOB 1 HamrnondL 1 000rgan Hardly used. 1493. 322 6620 - - ' ----__________ -- r and his negotiators and to give instruction to Mr. Layer to be taken back to the table," Stenstron' said lie said his statements were intended also to Inform the that O violations of any P "other laws dealing with collective bargaining are being made by school officials. Meanwhile, La>er said the decision not to allow Harris at the table was an "adriiinistrative" decision, not one formally approved by the board - ". __________ KE MARY- New extra well built West Orlando- adjoining homes. Heater $35. Hide a bed $15. iiouble 114J ctt,tral heat & air, carpet, kitchen bed 110, 2 il's, roof tn. fabousies bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted SLIM BUDGETS API equipped, one with pool, much 2, tire wood, etc 373 1903 etirement home. Price, $27,500. BOLSTERED WITH VALUE more. Combined price, 170.000. FROM THE RANT Al Moving must ølI; Couch and Will sell separate 934 3487. COLUMNS matching chair, bedroom set, 3 KE MARY- Just c.mpleted and chairs, pole limp. lawn mower, right, 1 bedrooms. Vi bath play pen, bar and Odds and ends Jim Hunt es 60-Office masonry home, carp,ed. Nicety 327.1131 hatted W. Price, 171.500. Terms, 7371 Park 0' 377.7111 REALTOR AFTER MRS. 16 Pullman Buffer find. Bshe) Used office furniture 372 9214 372064* 332399) BALL REALTY ext. ladders. Alt less Spray, Wood or steel desks (executive des h,"4 • fireplace wood, antique lamp & chairs, secretarial desks I Sy owner, House &7lots CHOICE LISTINGS posts, fishing poles & reels. Pic chairs, straight chairs, fun on French Ave.. toned commercial IN ALL PRICE RANGES lure window frames, hot water cabinets, as is Cash and Carry IIICT A OUl'sJ r011 O%AIOV 117W. 1st St , 322 5611; ''. ' ,i V Pw'ater (1 gas. 1 dec.). 377 6196 PIOLI'S Casselberry. I? 92.8301206 W SWYRNA, minutes to ocean, l SOLD EVERYTHING'$13,950 block to river. Close to city SlOPING IT MAKES WASTErent? Move in now. 7 pay icking. Custom 3 BR, l'i bath, Wh' A rthur Short I .Ma AAAW C At SEL LI N G It urm r Will accept trace, ' - ----•- --• '''V. home improvements Pb.?. Hniikiug I dcc; w w carpeting, drapes, ran) ads In The Herald One for a PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. __________________________ kitchen with pass-out window tqup-rn!' Air C,'itcxrg Centrist heat Honda, another for a dishwasher. c.-i'trg for garden Call 322-76)1 or 831 9993 L Real 2r screened patio; on shady it. 2 for 1 still another for a stereo how did For free estimates, call Carl Read tcriar's classf.ed .i tible lot. V9.111110. Call 9U-477-MU k EAL TOR 322-74" he r,o'$ "I sold eve.rything" Mr, Veritype Machine, n"IY fecon harrIs. at SEARS in Sanford 372 owl buys COLOR SNAPSHOTi - Short reported dltioned Best offer, Contact 1771. From your Kodacolor Film EOLDER 'lOMEinthecountry ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Administrator. Seminole l7Esp -'-1399(3lprintsl or Oviedo One acre, huge oaks. Memorial Hospital AIR CONDITIONING. '. HERALD CLASSIFIED BROKERS I OR 131.900. $4. do. i pct. REFRIGERATION DUCT ADS WORK I Add 3k each roll, postage handling 0 Box 4&. Sanford Days-In 6123 WORK 21 hour service All Sa v e up to 30 t.;t r r.'r'tIv Wha?oyouhavetos.lI? 62i-en Circle your choice - enclose film makes Nights 332 3257 DYKES AIR CON. _.-----.. Install cellulose fiber blown in Call The Heratd Now! & payment print name & ad DITIONIUC,. 3328377 lr iI,ltr'r, Cc, fn,e tri't,'%, dress. Moil to 2 BR, giant family room, convenient Spec?rarlde granules for ta*'n in •.' 'ill f 'i T.'i 332 7611or$31 9993 DOUBLE PHOTO location, %17,90(1. se(tconfrol Gardeni-and. IADDW, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE P 0. Pox 4310 Itt St., 3236630. Classified Ads didn't work STAN'S HWT 46 FLEA MARKET . ......... Winter Fa,k,FIa 3779) ISP. 1, baths. Cou,,tr'i,' Club. orke t.I...4...t C..n.4.. . i ded to $17,900 Terms IMPrf satisfaction 332 99 well bunched, in cane 11 702 W C&A Backhoe Service Qv.raote. 20th St iR, 7 bath, over an acre. $35. M 1JWW" kM_"__ Land CleAring. fill dirt, clay, fock lown Mowvf%. We Sell 1he Best & -. . Service the Reif western Auto NELSON'S FLORIDAROSES All kinds nif diQginr4 Houwtraifers '.Vindow & Door Screens P, 2 bath. Park Ave., $*W0 fteftrilloy Gard center I stored & moved 77 47 or I Custom made Repairs 601 Celery' Ave ' fl_,_ 1193 70 pct Off ttrouP, August P K WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Discount Prices 322 66 70 Acres, cot,ntry corner, close BUY-SELL - TRADE SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY own, $53,500 APT AILING LAND CLEARING ch inef Tools 1 315 E. First St. 322 $672 All filip" lots & acreage cleared we __ ielront Lot, Osteen, 14.500 Shell avAilAble Please CA I (',,-, F W "', B I A I I T'Y r f, t C, "i ders taken Monday, Wednesday & s- 7 to choose from. 12.300 ea cleaning equipment or day. 173 3913 and (fotnierl" hlarretI's Ot'dutv 1100k i Friday Only, 377 1947 m;cI'ilnerydOpciuu4 cl Contact 1 9 E Pne372 $712 3 Stemper Realty [STEPSON LAND CLEARING 621110S13 after S P.M, r MAITLAND FILE,*, MART Central Florida's --- I - POISSON MAR IUE 2927 Hwy 17 92 372 961 ____________________________ ---------- -. By El) I'RICKFF Herald Staff Writer - .5', '.'' ______________ - FROM ' Now Chevrolet Impala coupe, air, tomatlr,, power steering & k,at rrI.. U "All facts and figures indicate that the $8,100 base will Seminole County School N. I not be possible without my 8ord Attorney Douglas recommendation and board % Stenstrom today denied that it's 11 -I 1% acceptance of an eight-mill a violation of the intent of levy. Florida's Public ecols Law An further Increase in the "I to disallow the (..ounty's t up . . I 11_ 3_,_"~ ft _kwi .. Lase would require cuts in other AM financial officer to meet with - : 4' -- -. . - . •are of the budget. Should as ' 3, k teacher representatives at the final refinement of the budget F bargaining table *.. _11111111w indicate the possibil i t y for a J "Neither the School Board "-" change it would be adopted at Eseryone knows that it's customary to bob for apples at Supt. nor Mr. (School Bdt -, MARSHMALLOW 'j " ,, such time," Layer's release Halloween time, but bobbing for marshrrallows tied to a string In Layer or any of his staff is in '-" said. August? lt didn't seem so unusual to youngsters at play In the city BOBBING TIME violation of the intent of the On July 22, The Herald park on ['ark Avenue between 4th and 5th streets As part of the Florida Public Records Law," reported that school ad creative arts program of th e First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, Stenstrom said. Ji . rninistratoe-s would seek the full In effect, Layer says he's -a field day was staged at th e pamk Yesterday and 'bobbing' for the Stenstroin went on to say that eight-mill property tax. -., shouldering the responsibility marshmallows was a part of the fun enjoyed by approximately Roger Harris, the school Although the state has set 6.2 for the decision not to allow 100 youngsters. Herald Photographer Bill Vincent happened by system's assistant suDerin-". __________________________ tiarrie to meet rniu.s as me required local etwith th e and caught Russell Shaw (abuse), Chr1 Marks (below left) and tendent of finance, is not a Scm in ole fcrt for state funding, Harris Ed u c a tb Nlarle Shaw as they degperately tried to capture the elusive member of the negotiating said then that to maintain the (SEA I at the table. DOUGIAS STENSTRON! goodies. team and cannot be compelled school s '1 hi' att('rrii'y aLso replied to to go to the table." Layer also issu ed a press cliii'! CXLCUIIVi' iffic'er of L1*(7 servic'.system's present level of ' "" ":'' .m.;. A Florida Teaching Mrs. Sample s statement release linking the $8,100 salar> school system of Seminole requir eight mills would be ed . Profession mFTPj budget cx- concerning "closed doors." 10~ offer made to beginning Count)' I have directed the I,,ayersays the school "The law clearly provides tt.achers with the school assistant superintendent for in effect would be rsystem, pert charged Tuesday that ed ucing ated the that public employer boards - sys, xin's need to levy the full finance to develop a balanced I.IJ j1 . '. 'Jr If intent of the public records law such as the school board may eight-mill property tax allowed budget based on a $8,100 base to with a Full eight-mill levy, the I by forbidding Harris' presence meet in executive session to by Law. be presen ted to the disti'ict . ') hear reports from Mr. Layer at the table. "Acting in my capacity as School Board on Aug. 18. i Continued On Page 2-Al 4 k % M> concept is that the ' mv -J-.budget is public infonnation. I .,. .______ ... ~ - CHICO & THE MAN 106 Shannon or after S g School Board Lawyer_Says , r . r e n true, Ch '- USINSS LIRCTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU STUDIO 1,2.3 ftv- . - _ 55-3oats & ' I .. 'd Cougar, 219engin# Good tires, rough body 1700 173 $377 'Onditioned Batteries, 112 95 F lance REEL'S CODY SHO 09 Sanford Ave '' ( -- See Cash FctrYour J,jnkCars UI' I e'. --~--~ 411111 - CHICO & THE MAN it to trade' down? We pay yQur lance & give you a car See & THE rrv UI'.V , -.. Vio a tion z .1. :1 ~__' .- 1_k , . 1A i . car, we pay off the . . . ~ .r _41 _ej - If ... _ ,, _V -, IF-e __~ .__ _ - 80-Autos for Sale , -______ -- -- - -' -- ----1 -Swap & Trade Household Items, tools and cloth;n Come see at 2001 Paimet Avenue. Aug 7, I, 9 No checl please Property Realty Apaitm ents CHICO & THE MAN '67 Buick station wagon: new finish; very clean Call 3733433 after 3 30 _________________________ Patio 1963 Chevrolet Van Good Condition 3" 45' -. --- - ---- 54Garage Sales _____-'- - See It's like pennies from heaven vib 'ou Sell "Don't Needs" with want ad - W. Garnett White - I Piece or HOi5Cfu!l CASH 373 Two 32 Ch. AM $SB Pinto C B nadic antennas Nearly new, Cost $71 Will sell for $130 or make oil 3776135 . '- - - ANTIQUES aivrcu I..omo,netii Needs little TV work 130 A Color Portables 323070$ Wooded lakefront acreage- 24 to?', A. Desirable. convenient, ex clusive location. 112."O up. Terms, John Wells. Gidus Realty, 671 1177, - ~ ... ~ .., I . j -- .3 LUTUr IV One acre lot, Deltona area. Cheap for quick cash Sale 332 0832 !~ ., - CHICO & THE MAN Want a car, $10 down and only $40 per mo7 Clean 1960 Ford I ton wide & bed pick up with 1960 sOC camper md gas Stove, I retrig., 1125 377 9159 lied to buy used office furniture y Quantity NOLL'S Cjssel try. Hwy Il 97 830 4106 COI OR TV, $14 95MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN IU 1006 Desirable wooded lot ne-sr Sylvan Lake, west of Sanford Call owner 373 "I 46-Commercial SANDRA KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 06 See 79-Trucks- Trailers used furnitur. appliances tools, Buy I or 1001 items Larry's C art, 713 Sanford Ave I'm single, 5i l bbeautiful tifland lCnely VO can keep me company in a raised 53-1V. Radio-St.ereo wood beamed living room, dine w'th me on a balcony & many tras unheard In a mobile home Used 71" Zenith Color Console T Assume payments, or rent with 163 Call 373 $216 option 332 1409 ___________________________ Color Tv's from SW. fl&W, Inc ' 115. Service all makes HERE 43-Lots-Acreage TV 1701) S French, 373 1731, ' 322•2420 -- Low I bedrooms, I', baths. *'w car peting. r.entral lILA. fenced back yard on large :ot'nec lot. 126.500 $31 3325 Homes, Lois '' STOP HUNTING- Need to sell Vacant 3 BR. I bath home with range, refrigerator, carpet, fruit trees And furnished A real buy for 126.000 Realty Peg c.n:y Commercial Properties t'droom. I t'ati on good garden and. 132.000 Payton THE TIME IS RIGHT selling, tr.,ying. moving Beat ''i' rush. Rig 4 or S bedroom, 'imjjy room Owner leaving area 126.100 373 9110 Luxury 2 Acres WOil IL -' 2 Bedroom, 7 bath double wide, plus lot, carpeting, drones. swimming. ,oatinq, tennis. 118.500 Terms available Also houseboat 13.000. Call 901 313 0295 or 66* SliS . POINTS - CASH 322-4132 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents tHE MN Nrrn A GOOD CAR Molorcyclr Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 M66 sh for 000d used Furniture & intiques STAN'S, 372 97)9. 52-Appliances II tTILI --IN LU?,YvUUL HWY Il 92 at 119 5 ICY WOODS BARN- We Buy urniture & Miscellaneous Sell for Dpct. commission Free pick ups. uction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford. 717770 We Buy Furniture n4n,Ii,s. 67th Year, No. 301-Thursday, August 1, 1975 _______________________________ DAVI-S' 173 9)10 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford)?] 3100 a'T,sI 4 BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALI WANT THE FROM COLUMNS We Buy Furniture KULP DECORATORS 109W lit 5t..3fl 2333 - -_i_:-" 969 '1W Sunroof, radio, air con ditloning, 11195 Call Whitey Eckstein. 372 1631 Dealer Cash for Junk Cars We pick u 56$ 973! or 36* 7010 Bithlo. WI & install used motors & used p J & B Auto, open 7 dayS i V 68-Wanted to Buy Freeter. Dishwasher, 7 Wa heaters, 3 Speed bike, Fibrgl Boat & trailer, Couch, Rem control TV 331 $771 '--'----- 969 Nova. 6 cyl automatic, new JIM OANY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" IRMLY'S E 46 Sanford 373 1733 S's. MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you money. Licensed. Orlando 27 3 5170 1131,41. U Ifl, pool. Yircp,--(r °' ' I acre. 132.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 373 7750 Good Income Patio. arge rear yard. 121.000 CLEAN, nicely furnished IOz55 7 OR. I bath Central neat air; fully carpeted Terms avail Call 373 0271 ,'._.' -- Parts Ii,* Beautiful walnut, dining tabti chairs, practically new. 1130. 7792 after Ip m I 67A-Feed Phllco Refrigerator Free. Frigidaire large electric stov 7736327 between 6am & 21 Extra nice 71'i 6O', '73 Suncrest. 3 BR, 2 bath. central air. Call $31 KEMARY' 3 SR. 7 baths. family xwn with FP, formal dining, nec 0m. pool, central heat air; Srpeted 373 1517 323 6061 or 313 0517 eves Homes 15' 2 ttedroom , full bath: Screened Cabana 17.500 or? Call 332 1721. some action with a Herald assif led ad We'll help you write 1 ad that will bring a fast S.ite, CALL 3fl 2611 OLD 2 story, I OR. I' bath. 117.500 .'e have t t& Acreage JOHNNY WALKER 42-Mobile ring a new home! Moving to an i)artment') lchshunth Minlaturo, AKC 1.65; hihuithuas, ttite male. 31 , moos ISO ANIMAL HAVEN L'oP & BOARDINC. KENNELS 377 5157 Singer hg Zag, in cabinet, 3 net front load deluxe sewing macp Sold new for 1319.00. Pay bell of 183 or 10 payments of 19. Se SANFORD SEWING CENTE 307 East First. Downtown 3329111 Eve. 169.1116 7 OR , fenced yard, carport, private streut, $16,900 Terms. 332 6620. 76-Auto - 65-Pets Assume Payment - * they 're Hot" Gooch . w- : ' - Safety Director Submits Budoet Reauest - . • • • W ... - - - Vni"ntp-p-r-r, 1 LJnrPrt'1' '6P,r ut ould 1 f C . 135 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD CaliBart Estate fly WNNA F.S`TF_4 Herald Staff Writer Insulation __________________________ a , ________________________' tIaS his way. volun(eer firemen f)U!1)be of Fires and training diision by being eligible to courseattheirosm expense, the ,600 for the cuent 'ear. time and three volunteers are 'ut of work because of injury Fire l.leutenant of and Cornin this city won't be receiving sessIons attended. serve a regular firefighters in same as in the past, and those EMT certified, while fighting a fire for the city. niander of Operations Steve The city council held the first expense allowances n Ili the budget request Keller an emergency. ney could also state certified ikrsonnel could "I C7hapm,an and salaries of Ulm in a series of workshOp sessions ler requested budget unless they have completed a said volunteers, who have take over if a man is sick or on take the emergency medical there be no nay for the volunwh th nthor tho.o i rlL .'n th 1Q7l ha.,Ii 116; U 7 approva oreigh t vo lunteers, completed the 200-hour courR- vacation." training (ENIT) course. teers except those who [lave night. Council Chaimian J.R. -2DO hour irlen" at a cost of time firemen. course. and are at least 18-ycars-old. Tb public safety director Keller said the city could received the 200-hour certified $1 90 annually Keller asked for approval of Grant Wednesday night an in 1976 Keller recommended the City could serve as firemen and be noted the city's normal strength reimburse the volunteers for course," Keller said. adding $3.208 in equipment including nouncet' the second session on Council adopt his plan ir his paid $20 expenses per month for of four full-time paid the EMT courst fee after those th%e paid should receive $20 ne total fire department $225 for a portable suction unit, the budget was to be held at I 1976 fiscal budget. a minimum of 40 hours, firefighters could be beefed up taking it had passed. per mcnth per man, budget requested by Keller is turned down by the City Cc'wicil p.113. today. - . --' - - 4!]*ge _i - . , . . Land Clearlig .. - t Beauty Care "me 'io,wju °Y ' Ill ii. TIPLE t.!I') HG REALTOR '.919 S Frenc I3'91 3721771,377 1196.332-1914 332 1959,377 4)64 \VV MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES 8%VASODOWW.FHA-LOWDOWN Each Woodmiri Home Featts'es Central Heat And Air, Shal Carpeting In LivIng Arsas, Inside And Outside Storage, Mod•rs Eqitipped KItchen, Privately fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See Fer Yosw&elf. SALES BY T SELL - New 3 BR 7 BATi ',th .11 b... .,. i,.i. - itchenBaitwoom Cabinets. rkoM TODAY 'iiAP4T ADS' Por tops, Sinks, Installation avail able "Loll a for Rent . lime ----. Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 51-+iDusehold Goods Cc C E ivenna rai', J bt(., i ball ck, wall wall carpet, kltche uipped Approx 'i acre Ia 1,900. DSSIE C. BATEMAN KISH ° neal Estate 3roker 1 liVE YOU EVER PLACED rIERALD CLASSIFIED AD? Dr buy anything 4m V Id 0 Home Improvements 3" 17C,6 ready cash with a Herald lassif led ad Free Kittens f000odhomes weeks old 322 OI2SaftcrS lS ' That's The Life YouiI Lead 8aiidllewood ft Vi11a5 I 1* timid 3 77 76') 11 9"3. Some extra money is each m0377 Iyacall away ~` 1000 1SM-N . .-: a, 1~z 7 - . -- A~( ~ . ' . ~ . -1.1 MO MO ING HAULIP4C. SALVAGE Sonny Brooks 3fl 5544 . 11 - a. If your roof IS for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 32) 0207 luilding. roofing and concrete finithing free estimates Pro r,rrT arid see C' ill 37? .,All If All yciij ________________________ Lawn Care r j,~ Yard (l0`Ani!:0 Hedum Ti, tr- I 17 Need your qras, 'Cut' Prompt and r nil. ' rn, ii SI I ' 377 Shingles You 0 tried y - now best ExPert pint % tmdi, ovork 159S ave Pick pp i r' f ..q *-.& ., - , ' Around The Clock -' 4A Widge 311 (akndar INK A MIPII,IT[ If ClasSified Ads didn't work Llas*tfkd there wouldn't be any . ... .... COMICS ('rosword Ivfry P * - .... l - 1 - 311 in 4 A the JANIES 110FFA age oF 3, said he , " - - - ,,,, 4. I 1, ,.sX " .i_; -. '. - "' 4e ' "e" t, 4 ... uu- - Con- ; !;~ r ?- % ,,- - .,.. a' .- - I ,, .1 I . .it r , - - Anthon) figure \Ialia (iac'alone hadn'tIshown up for a J j) " , t - (urne> sa ys he will Li) to regain his health before de tiding whether to attempt B P° neser had z , A ' f~' -_ :-t.,L' - il.y__.Al--~I. - qpjilr 4. _1- 91`1 1. 1. The five pru-j--:!?rz ,uf,.:tLt1 csirnbent senatcr to be indIcted 50 sears, said, If they could n'tt prose this case after f k 't ''4 17M -Tp ' - 'c' ,,.. , t In i' a case to % o ; after a jury cleared him of .-.. 4~ . 1 . ' ',,ictj '' never going tpu ican sni nes ) cti4irt.s in a $233, S us sc andal and left two ot her _47311 ' JIF., --# -'- , - . L ',. ' . --:- it ._J Thank , - - k! .11 ' - .•, . - over 10 dass, the six man, SiX "' of the (gurney was at the pinnacle of his 20-)ear political career when the indictment was hand . _jLN,;.~,.Ls,,%_ I / out of a 1974 bid for reelection Asked if he would run for ofEDWARD J. GURNEY Gurney said lawful compensation ,intt thret "That 's an option 1,111 going counts of lying to a federal ecoUng uillawful comner:s.ation. to take a littip s'inition to woman jury found Gurney in " ' counts unresolsed prose nit out of the clutches , ..:,, to After 56 hours of deliberation ' $ , .. comment on sshether the planned to try the case again ''4? . •'' - R W, -. I ) I'00 . i'' sard J shot Thes -- 051 (;iacaloae 7 ii, .os Wednesday to sity Detroit From since. , - I . & -_ ~ ~& -_ ' , . Iloffa s disiwaranie Hoffa called home last luncheon date. The 62-year former labor leader tian t been ,,, "s' , .- t that -' - i, " -' ' ,,4j" I AX O'Brien was not involved in 010 - * had no heard -'-' . '. ( All ) TANIPA - , - , E,01 Ilk fident that he s finalb 'out of the CI%IIrt"S of h justice L* - ". ias 1. .- esting J,trnes Hurdick, 0 I3rien , Average IS sQ ft ,. '' Gurney To Regain Health Before Trying Comeback ,/ ' attorney, told Vie All - Drillinci ,to said 0 Brien s I' HI interview generated some interesting leads L - h" ' I.)etrolt attorne - 44OW TODAY 66$ 1697 Well I _.i-a -_ '' organiztr raised b) liolla From - . -'. / "Some are being checked out. ROOFING REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PRICES. Call Don 5 Aw. 1 roof, tW Call Orlando 2" 4s@o day of night. __ or sshat happened, James p Hoffa told The Associated Press happened to the cx Teamsters ur,ion president He demands that O'Brien trl'e a 'ic detector All work guaranteed Puol Repairs a ii - 1 think he has knowledge of Hofli s 'on says he tjeliee', Charles Chuckle" O'Brien, lloffa's foster son, knows what rc'f meclars oat roofs on small garden work lb Claanln iAll) - Jimniv Roofing ......fte estimates 373 4048 or 373 7914rer "Free erstimat, .%-, 372 03S4 DE'ri(01T ) 4 .1% ' A LA CL [ANS ALL Eltemiocprt.ssureciean 'v " " OW.As 2, old lT.it TODv, 5 WANT ADS A smnli Classified Ad brings big , Hinling : Cu,toet bay Osleng Light clearing 377 117' after S lust what i.ou have to oif,.r CALL 37? 761) ' Supplies s easy. Just pick up your phon'! end call 372 7611 A Herald 'Iassified consulta nt e.'llihelp , u have lot% of items lying around [he house that can tw. turned into reeiing reei fl4fds - 65-Pets S E LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FPA(TiOf,f OF T~iCiR C011T . CEIT business wrvice in The Herald's pooAinrl Msc,nq 133(., k hoe lilloork, cItsified Business Service Directory You'll find that someone out there CAP POt L c FURNITURE Call 323 9,S79 Land Maintenance ti4 IF g I :i 4 f '. . .L - - "A - fnr _______________ .x , .', •_w AW".1 ' * , , " _'X., , Zlii Hoff a's Son Says O'B ri e n's o di n Back ANTHONY TANGO Don't lust sit there waitng for the - A Imm y - SMALL BUSINESS V - l --- y. .------------- - en 63--ft According to Keller, his -11ese nien, the ones who with the 200-hour volunteers to lie told the city council in ,% lie said all firemen wotdd $55,720 including a $10,000 (in two pre%ious oiccasions. recommendation would cut have completed the 200 hours allow two men (,n duty several written budget request the city have "state compensation" ) ent on a I mon old e Ile also noted that the M,000 $2,000 annually from the sums and arestate certified." Keller shifts per week. has four full-time and five insurance and possibly a fund truck from federal revenue LONGWOOD - If Public currently paid to the volunteers spid, -%vould be an additional lie added the volunteers volunteer firefighters, who are could be, set up for emergencies sharing money. lie recom- request is $27,527 less than in Safety Director Doug Keller on a point system, based on the asset to the city and fire certified could ta ke the Ohour sta te certified, while two full- such as for a volunteer who was mended a saly . fl~_ - ': - ' ' - c4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SHORT RIBS . • • - . -. - • - * . - ,• -. by Frank Hill B •_ -. .: - - - •:. :- - -. -. • • .• 67th Year, No. 297—Monday, Aug. 4, 1975 • ', . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents LECAESAR.i\ NO . .11L . 11 I I f I Asks Citizens To Speak Out On Cuban Trade Stone Urges Ford To Work With Congress On Energy I Stone issued his appeal to call back the Congress, but Ford during an at should ask the leadership and The President will veto what we passed Greater Sanford Chamber of committee chairmen to return U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, I)- Commerce-sponsored 'per- from our recess and sit down and we'll be right back where we started • Fla., today urged President sonailty breakfast" it the Civic with him at the White House 1. — Senator Ric har d one cuiaru Ford to sit down with Center. and hammer out something Congressional leaders and The senator also said he that makes sense to all persons "hammer out something that opposed lifting the trade em. involved," Stone said. "Congress wants another" on recess, " Stone continued "The makes sense" In energy bargo on Cuban goods. The senator said that Ford the energy problem. "We President will veto what we legislation. 'President Ford should not "wants one package" and passed a measure and went into passed and we'll be right back Hy GLENN McCASLAN[) Herald Staff Writer _ e started," said. "Then Congress should go voice heard" regarding the Stone said that by old- back into session long enough to possible lifting of trade bans fashioned give and take in enact a program which would withtheCastroregimemCuba. White House talks with the give us some energy leadership "Many people automatically Congressional leadership, or direction, assume to start trading with something w ould be Stone, who has spent the Castro is good. That is the way acceptabl ) e shou I appear. weekend meeting people In five the New York City and he pressure of the coun- Central Florida counties, also Washington papers are reactry's compel reasonable agreement," he County residents t:"make your ( Continued On Page 8-A where appearance • State Director V. Backs Harriett On X-k Waiver Jail By NICK l.00IIRIDGE IferaIdSIaff Writer je . -. - BUGS BUNNY -. — - THIS JACKET WAS I ON HUNDRED SUCKS... N' WORTH EVERY PENNY.' LUMPY LI'L SODY jJ - MUCH I-S '' - WEAR Ii' 0WACIOL1,S! - .) ooG VVOLILDN'r ' —_---- ' -. ______ .- - . . • - • . —. - - '_ (i' ,- .- -- - 1 ' K 1 i1 I 'C ) 5L A NEW HOME FOR SOBIK -There should beno waivers that would jeopardize aperson's life safety and having doors less than 28 inches wide would be jeopardizing life safety," Olin Greene, a state fire marshal's office director said today. The jail has been closed and undergoing repairs since a June 9flre claimed the lives oIlO prisoners and ajailer. Doors in the second story of the jail range in width from 20 to 26 inches, a tire marshal's investi gator discov ered last week Florida's life safety codes set minimum door width's at 23 inches. The Sanford fire chief's refusal to waive the life safety code proislon prevents prisoners From being returned to the jail, according to Seminole Count) Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Sobik the elephant Is plelun.'d nboc as he as loaded truck for transport Saturday to Circus World, where he'll undergo 'schooling' with other elephants until his enclos ure Is completed at the new Central Florida Zoo. Sobik Is led into the truck by Debbie C'Pvbtrft-, assistant to Jack Regan. L -- \I 1 WOVER ' \ I 'M TELLIN' VA EVEN LIKES FER 425o IER I'LL TAKE MAKIN' A - r -' iT! MISTAKE? / I SEA \ By ED PRICKETI' l ip Ii /1 975 Ly '. \ - • - - ,J - -. NVIC . A W. M Howie Tr •. , 1'J1 _i ( 'Jn HI. PAL- ) k)f-iAl-'Re 't)U ) S h / J Id -TAX 5EEP-S 1 ") ZZ 7 f J't• !1 oard In Sala eadlock items tabled by both teams. Friday asking if a mediator was Rosenthal was pleased to needed. the day tomorrow, negotiations will cease." learn about today's executive "1 informed officials I felt no While School Board members —School Board Negotiator session between Pulley and the need of a mediator" Pelley prepared for an executive Hrru PsIlnu board. "Good," he raid, "now said smion later today. the board's maybe we'll be able to break "I'm sorr,-, that's not our chief negotiator asked the !aose on some items." opinicn," Rosenthal told Pellev. Public Ernploye Relations The Pelley team has offered At present, however, the PERC has presented Pelley SEA was the first to ask for'a Commission (PERC) to of- teachers a MO-a-year cost of board's top offer is still $200, with three names of arbitrators mediator. Pelley all along has tidally declare an unpasse in living adjustment. SEA Pelley said, to choose from. Fees range insisted on a special master. A ongoing negotiations with the negotiators claim the county By law, talks were at impasse from $150 to $250 daily. The cost special master is an arbitrator county's 1,462 teachers, can afford more and have asked Aug. 2, (Saturday) but Pulley — would be split between the assigned by PERC. Chief Negotiator Harry for an $8,600 twginning salary on approval from School Supt. tx)ard and O)e SEA. His decisions are binding Pelley said talks between the for teachers who presently start Bud layer - asked PERC for During today's meeting, pending board approval. A Sem ino le Educa tion at $7,800 a year. two additional days to try to Rosenthal turned down nil three mediator simply makes Association (SEA) and board "If we do not reach resolve the 75-page SEA con- names, choosing instead to let recommendations and attempts negotiators will end tomorrow agreement by the end of the day tract proposal. PERC assign a sp"clal master. to get both parties to agree on a and a $150 to $250-a-day ar- tomorrow, negotiations will Steve Rosenthal, SEA's chief Rosenthal also reiterated contract without going to arbitrator will he caled in to Pelley said, lie also negotiator, today rejected SEA'S demand for a mediator htrtinn re3olve unsettled issues unless said teacher salaries will voine Pelley's call for art arbitrator to try and resolve five artiewl SEA has also asked that talks today and tomorrow up during today's executive and reiterated SEA's earlier winch have been tabled. But produce a contract agreement. session with the board. jCviitinuedOu1lage&Aj demand fora mediator to settle Pelle mid he received a call Iferald Staff Writer cm If we do not reach agreement by the end of I I fl [ —•'1 AT A JK Do ~oj Do 1AIs - . us_r . ---• \ r."-r' BEER PAL 11-t.&L i 1146 I '_l I to 'S 4 Im I -' V FR T 3 —.1 1 ) i " - ._-,_- -- = - -. Sanford police said today that the inhave been sent away for tests, but Fagan said vestigation into the slaying of George the tests had not turned up anything positive. Helrnadollar Jr., of Orlando, at the Helmadollar, who Lived at 5410 Lee Ann Greyhound Bus Depot on June 27 remains Dr., Orlando, apparently was shot shortly "still at dead center." after he made a call from one of two telephone -We have nothing new to report," Capt. booths at the bus station. RLR late model C.B. Fagan said. "Our department is automobile was found parked near one of the following several lines of Inquiry, but there booths when officers arrived. isn't anything to report." Fagan said Helmadollar had driven to lielmadollar was found shot to death about Sanford from Orlando to v t a friend. e 1030 p.m. Friday, June 27, in front of the bus victim apparently had just called the friend station. A young man, with long blond hair, minutes before the shooting. was seen running from the area. Helmadollar and his wife, Eula, were in "we ha ve talked ourselves blue in the face the process of obtaining a divorce at the time questioning people," Fagan said. "It's like a of the slaying, according to police reports. blank wall." The Helmadollars have three sons and had The detective said public response to operated the Hilltop Day Nursery in Orlando departmental pleas for help in the case has while Helmadollar wcrked for another con- More Ulan 200 people have been questioned lfl the two-month old investigation with little results. Four guns, swized during the probe, Pro osed Tax Increase Sought In Utility Purchase CASSEL BEHR\ - —'a' ' , ' I .... -, - J - . . -- ___ ',; -' M - ' - - "'•"' " ' - ' J' 7 - " - - ' " I ' t' - - - The - - '.'• -. 4. Oe-i_X, chosen to 'eli the bonds Zacco Utility also opposed llennan's selec- county's top rattking utility Casselberry official toda y said the coun Director John Lane will do -whatever we I the G en era can do to insure Cit Council's says ,, system is 'basicpily sound! $22 rntlltor purchase of Waterworks GeneralWaterworksCorp lain tlit best interests of citizens. Topping tonight's agenda for cha,e the utility, city officials the 7 30 meeting is the final say. nrt.ement for niirehase' (icpDrrt fl,rw'tt*,. -- - " of -. the • . J tTtiIitt .J (ion lso on tonight's age during a work shop is a request for a motorcycle shop on Winter Park Driv e a nd SR 4 TODAY ___________________________ _____________ Winter Part' based utm'mty John Lane says the General Around The Clock 4A which has extensive operations Waterworks system is Bridge 48 in County. "basicaIl sound" and he t Calendar SA Bill Dale, the county's system can be utilized to meet tlasslfkd .113 director of environmental thecity's needs. Comics 48 services, says the purchase But Councilman John Zacco ('ros.sord .. 28 "has not been okayed by the has corisistcrstjy questiened the Editorial ... 4A county" and that '"eiUzenshave city's need For an additional Dear Abby ... - 113 called in to protest." utility system. Zacco has been Dr. Lamb 28 About 5,000 county residents outweighed 4-1 each time he's Horoscope ZB are served by General voted against the purchase hospital SA ' - ' .' 'A.- Fagan is being assisted by Detective Lt. Bill Lykens and members of State Attorney .%btx)tt Herring's investigative staff. Dale Claims'Best Interest But, Keller previously stated as not included within the publicly he would not request scope of the certified millage more funding for the police since it did not exist during the LONGWOOD — Property department than allocated in preceeding fiscal year. Thus, owners here will be paying the current fiscal year the city, even undr the 2.81 higher taxes for the 1976 fiscal Grant's recommended three certified inillage, would have year If a recommendation mill tax levy isa reduction fri,rn received $34,700 In additional mane last week by City Council the 1974 four mill level, property ti'x revenue [rum the Chairman J H Grant is imp- However, with the reappraisal new construction alone. proved of all real estate In the county If the city council approves . JU1III urged Li new rate 01 rCcdnhI) (.UItIjI&VII(. U) the three mill le vel suggested three mills be set for the fiscal Sem'nole Property Appraiser by Grant, It must advertise its year beginning Oct. 1. The Terry Goembel, the three mill plans to raise taxes and hold a city's coffers would receive an reduced levy will actually call public h&,truig on the budget additional $43,0 Iii revenues, a for an increase in ta xes, be fore the new rate is set, lieGoembel, in accordance with cording to the law. 31.4 per cent increase In property taxes over the current state law, certified the city's 0 compl y' with the state " millage level the rate budget, under Grant's plan. Law, asecond public ho Although the first in a series whereby property owners' he must be hed on orof workshops on the 1976 budget taxes would be kept the same necessary to adopt a — dl is expected to be called by at 281 g and set the ,nlllaue The At 95 per cent of taxable budget Grant this week, the exact time ity's charter requires or. and date have not been an- value, the city's tax base this c d nour"ed Copies of 3ubmitted year 1' $65,168,067 60, according '3 budgets (rem most lepartmenI to Goembel's office, up from the T ' been "tremendous.' cern as well, "We have solved a number of other crimes "We don't plan to stop the investigation," - several break-ins, a narcotics case or two Fagan said. "One of these days — soon. I and one aggravated assault — but still have hope — we'll get a break. Then the work will no clues in the murder," Fagan said, be worth the tune'." Longwood To Consider ByDOi'iNAESTES Herald Staff Writer lull . Unsolved Mystery X0CH T SE A'S , \ 7 Pettey Seeks Impasse Declarafloon TALIC-A-X VI1,,; •l'_•% 1) f, June iflurder S tell I y (Con1lnocdOnPage8-A ' — Last week, Harriett refused to waive the restriction despiteSen. Richard (Dick) Stone, left, and Dr. Earl Well ;it, president of 'cemtnole County College, talk appeals trom %Iihlen. Harriett claims he would be C responpolitics at the Chamber of Connneree's Personality Breakfast this m.rnlng. sibleif the waiver resuited in an accident. - Greene said he tanned to talk with VihI todat. a . en Meanwhile Sanford City N -. Knowles has sent to City Attorney Vernon Mizea 1974 memo from previous —U--.'. ARF ARF ARF ARF . r I Iferald Photo By Gordon Williamson) DO \OLJ WANT TO MAKE A SALE OR MDT' 'LI tir by Stoffel& llelhndahl MADE FER THAT tf tht Lite Fire Marshal's office sass he supflit (ttre( ports the refusal of Sanford Chief George Harriett to waive minimum provisions regulating door widths in the Seminole County jail. ' ..t' S-F*I S 141* Watenorks according to Dale L.acco says the cit's growth 4)bituirie', 5k Dale said the county's "not rate doesn't warrant the pur. Sports 6Oh,c. WAY TO BEAT THE HEAT ncessanly opposed' to the chase, but Council Chairman Televistoti 28 city's taking over the utility, Edith Duerr says many Women 'B heads were turned over to city 1974 level of $37,512,074. Among the budgets submitted Mark t.'all, 10, of 305 South Sunland Drive, Sanford, finds thereli but tk ,, a id tile county just apartment complexes and Included in tile 165 million to cotincil members ov-~r the more U, in one way to beat the Wplu3 degree heat that's been council members Saturday. %% EATIIER wants to be sure of tile -ground hollies are almotst finished and The submissions did not in. figure is more than $11 million weekend was one from Percy tnterrup'd only slightly over the past few days by intermittentrules." Yesterdays high ; over, will son need additional Setclude the official funding in new consLruction in the city White, chairman of the tAnd showers. ~'&Iher than drink his can of soda pop, Mark pol.1tely Meanwhile, city officials last vices wWch will strain the city's tignt low O.N. Itainjaji "a~j requests from Public Safety during the 1974 year, Planning Agency, the city's dumps It o "r his head. l'ernpt'ratures here yesterday soared UP week approved a $2-million capacity. inches. According to the law, the $11 new designation for its planning to 92 degrees Wore leveling oft at 65 overnight. (Herald Photo DIrctor Doug Keller for the (For th't:zih d t:d by bond sale. The money from the A [IiVtik investment firm, ,,million plus in new construction and 7onirij, board. police and fire departrnent. Gordon %i-illia,'iconm page S-At lind salt' will lx' used to put- lIar'&'y- Hennan (' - l-t - .- - '-, -;T4 • -.,, I. =, 11 •, - •* il. A - "- - �___ ___ --_ Deputy Attacked With Knife Man Injured In Motel Robbery By BOB LLOYD Bennett said IA. Hughey forcing a door lock and three night at the shopping cen ter wasn't injured during the shotguis, valued at $375 were aiterstoreshad closed, liesaid cident, but Mace was treated at Action Re orts stolen, the juvenile, who "gave officers Sheriff's detectives today Seminole Memorial Hospital, a liad time," was In ter were investigating a number ci where 12 stitches were quired * ire s AI released to his parents. varrllng ssueweekend in en eluding the to close an ear Laceration ,&, ,, Russell said many pare.nts robbery and assault of a West received when struck with a Sanford Police 1.1. Ralph don't know what their childi en Palm Beach couple at a motel flashlight. * PoI1e Beat near Sanford, a knife attack on ______________________ Russell said today that the are doing once they drop Liii a sherifrs deputy, and thefts Thefts Probed departnwnt is issuing a War- i1 at the shopping center, Southern Methodist Church, and vandalism O parents that loitering by allegedly to go to a movie. George P. Alban, 70, of west 2460 S. Sanford Ate., was also teenagers at the Sanford Plaza Deputy Jm Hibbard reported entered and a tipe recorder Shopping Center will no longer Russell said large crowds of Palm Beach was treated last night at Seminole Memorial power tools, hand tools, tires reported mtssing. Juveniles are congregating at be toleratid by arm and and other items of unPolice said the residence of the shopping center parking lot Hospital for a troken uties determined value were taken Robert E. Bdenbough, 803 W. Russell said one juvenile was and police have recelved head lacerations de when burglars ransacked Fourth St., was entered by arrested for loitering Friday complaints from businessim reported after two black mal es Seminole Motor Cener, 3795 S. robbed i Orlando Drive, Sanford, over Alban and amOtroom HeraldStaffWrfter Notice Is hereby given that i am Notice is Hereby Given by the engaged jr business at fbi we FIfth Street. Sanford, Seminole undersigned, that Martin's Hard ware. Inc., desiring to engage In County. Florida under the fictitious busInessunderthellcliticulnameof name 01 TECHPIICON, and that i at intend toregliter sai'i name with the HARDWARE. VILLAGE Longwood Village Stepping Center, Clerk of the Circuit Court, S.mnoI. Slate Road 434. Longwo. Florida County. Florida In accordance with 32730, intends to register the said the provisions of the Fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section Court of Seminole County. Florida $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. TranstiQUfalk,,, Inc. nd the undersigned are the i.oI By: 5' Arielia M. Theisen, parties Interested in said busincu Secretary enterprise. Publish: July 11, 21. 75, Aug. i, Alan K. Marlin 5 DEPM 0. Mary Marlin William A. Ottinger, Esquire 201 MedIcal Arts Center Saxon Boulevard CITY OF Deltona. Florida 371$) LONOWOOfl.FLOKIOA Attorney bc Petitioner NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Publith: July 11, 21. 71. Aug. 1,1915 CONSIDER ADOPTION OF 0EP69 PROPOSEDORDINANCE tntc" the room ib'ut 10 stereo speakers and 3 square yards of carting ere stolen m0eljt David R Smith said armed wa'aoJre pistol but Alban was struck by .. - . t - uth - arres Y . __ Depit R J Harley reported £mith said the suspects were both about Iive4eet.six.Inches a teIevsion set was missing from a burglarized house at tall and of siender 3132 Holiday Ave , Forest City, and Deputy Ron Gilbert Deputy Attacked rc-porteIthIevesscaledafence at Read's Patio Mart, U.S. 17- •;. A 26-year.old Sanford man 92, Fern Park, to take a 17-Inch, was being held on $11,000 bond copper-colored concrete in county jail today after an Buddha statue valued at $30. early morning razor knife atAlbert Attenlese, of Powell ,4 tack on Sheriff's Lt. Roy St., Longwood, told deputies Hughey at his home was entered by Ricky Johnny Mace, , Old burgiars and a sliver coin . Monroe Road, Sanford, was colect1on stolen. charged with aggravated Vanda's did $300 damage at ___ ___ r .- mtssmg fe disdd j - Industrial Park, Pineda SI, ood. swcr were re Pu4ldrs, Inc 4. .. - I _ - ___ 'L] ________ . iii ____ ____ ________________ ______________ __ ..., ., • ____________ _____ ____ -. -. !fliflUfl Y violence, trespassing and Center, Maple St., Forest City, malicious injury to county by smashIng 10 window panes, FROM EXPERT property, according to jail two light fixtures siid tiree ___ - ;' *1• - • Bob home, president of the Seminok Cnnty branch of lbs National Rifle Association, gives a few tl on gun-handling ts David White of Sanford during Saturday's firearms famIliarizatIon course co4ponsored by the Seminole County Gnu and Archery Association and the Sanford-SemInole Jaycees. (Herald PhOtO by Gordon Willilmion) records. screens, accerding to a report Deputy J.F. Bennett reported filed by Deputy David Duguid. _________________________________________________________ Sanford police said vandals he responded to a trespassafter-warning complaint on sprayed blue paint on a Henderson Lane, Paola, weit of classroom floor after entering Sanford, and found Mace the First Church of the swinging at IA. Hughey with a Nazarene at 2581 S Sanford razor-b Ic knife. Ave. Of fleers said the First. i '-_ -_- NAflON IN BRIEF Kunstior Ordnr.id Out Of Joan Little Courtroom RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -. judge in the Joan Little murder case ordered (1efe..1 atorney William Kunstler out of the courtroom today did cirectal sheriff's deputies to escort him to the jail c th' fifth floor of the Wake County Courthouse. It was not clear Lutlally mat cIaige if any had been filed agalust Kunstier. The order followf '1 a l . if (3.change between Judge liznlltoa Hobgnod md r m ,sVer after the judge had denied Kunstier's t ito bei c m' 'art of the Uttle defense Kuntsler, lamed ftc his 'i (e:s of the thicago &sn, H. Rap Brown ann oLin' ra.ciils, hcd arrived here Sunthy night to j*n in the t I e: of Miss !..iW. The 21-year.old 'lack xr.n Is diazed with ;'IrstØegrev murder in the iu t*iig death ta! white jsIl'r Qarence Alilgood, (I?. Sb sij she killed him s,hen he tu1edtorapeher.Thestat nThlsaheklilviAll1goodto escape. Energy Dispuie Continues WASHINGTON (API - I' th irice of fuel goes up, ru will the intensity of blarrn -sl I Wig by T)nocTa Is and Republicans as each side pouit.c ie Ii jv at the other. In the flpn h ri before Cwreas left last week for a moriiI acation, the lauiujkers put aside their frwitrad tiebate over energy p Icy and voted almpy to continue the present system cf ofI price controls for another six months. President Ford Is expected to t'to that bill when he returns from Europe with the result that price controls on more then 60 per cent of U.S.-produced od will abruptly erd Aug. 31. That oil will be permitte to rise In price from i barrel to the unregulated market price of more than $11 a barrel. By the administration's estimates, the retail prices of petrcleuni products th will rise gradually, adding as riiuch as 6 cents to the gallon price over an eigM-rnonth period. Can gross Pleased On Budget WASHINGTON (AP) - Sevu moatis after Ccngcea started it's experiment at adopting a target budget and trying to hold to it, legislative buage specialists are modestly pleased but nervous The House, which originMes all money bills, has passed 10 of the 14 regular departmental appropriatioc. Its Budget Committee says the total fwd!ng the Rouse voted in these 10 bills before starting its August recess is slightly frow the target figres iet in the congressional budget is dose to President Ford's recrwnmendatious. In the Senate last week, a $31 .2-billion mllltary weapons hill was rejected after Senate Budget Canmrittce leaders wirned that the figure would jeopardize cuugreionsI budget goals. Opponent To Spea charts walkway. The project would provide a walkway from the residential area to the n&w school which is scheduled to open for classes month. In the meantime, Mayor Norman Floyd said today, construction proceeding with sWewaiks along Oranole, Malthnd Avenue and Spring Lake Road to provide safe walkways for children. Is Also on today's agenda are: public hearings and 3econd reading of ordinances annexing and rezoning to general cornmercial of the Goodman property, located between teati LeMans apartments and the American scrvice st.itlon on the north side of SR 43t Owners have inOtcaled iui Intent to bttild a liquir store at the site. Second rcadAng ani public hearing is also scheduled on an ordinance permitting Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages. The current law permits only restaurants doing the major food to sell alcoholic beverages Suilays. First readings are to be held on ordinances amendIng the election code and concerning industrial development. meeting Interested parties may appear and be heard with respect , the proposed Ordinance. This hearingmaybeontunuedfrom time to time until final action Is taken by the City ouncll A copy of the proposed Ordirance is posted at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida, and copies are on file wIth the Clerk of the City and s.me may oe inspected by the public. DATED this 25th day of July, A o. secretary A, F. Berry, Jr.. of the firm NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthJI by virtue of that carlain Writ of Execution issued out of and urwter the seal of the County Court o' OrangeCounty, FIorid,upor*. f.nil Iudomt'nt rendered in the aforesaid court on the th day or May, A.D. 1975, in that certain cw entitled, Keemon Brick of Cantra FIor4is, Inc., a Fla. cor1,i. Plaintiff, .vs. Kenneth W. Schraw. dba Schraw Enterprises. Defendant, whIch aforesaid WrIt of Execution was delIvered to me as Sheriff • Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the folluwing describec' property owned by Kenneth W. ScPwaw, said property being locatcd in Semirle Courty. Florida, more particuierly descrIbed as follows: One (I) 1970 Mercedes BenL 4• door, dark green In color, Title No. 9779290, ID No. 114010120Mm Stored at Attamonfe Garage, 117 Longwood Avenue. Altamonte Springs. Florida. Additional information available from the Civil DIvision of the Seminole County Sherltf's Department. and the underSigned as herlff of Seminole County. Florida, wilt at 11:00AM onthe2dthdayofAugus?, A D 1973, offer for sale and sell th highest bidder, for cash, sublect to any and all existing loins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, the above descrbed PIt' sonal proprty. That said sale is terj mad.e sti'f 'he terms of said Writ of .Ioin C Polk. Shitilt ten' nle County, Fiord PubPih, Aig. 4. 11. 1$, 11, 1173 OCO II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HE EIGHTEENTH JUDICtAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FUR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION P40. 7S141).CA44A In re: the M;rriage of THOMAS P. BERLIN. ftund; and SHIRLEY M. BERLIN. Wife. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: SHIRLEY M. BERLIN, coo Norm Graves RFD One, Camp&ell, Ne' YOU York ARE HEREbY NOTIFIED that an action for Dsscutlon of Marriage and c,'wnershlp of certain properly has been filed agaiml you and you are reQuired to serve a py of your written detenses, if any, GENE P. STEPHENSON of Stehensois. Stalnaker and Bean., PA., Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Post C;f Ici - Drawer ,. t.iistlbstrry, Fioride 33707. At. ifle'y5 for the Petitioner, end flu the original with the C'erk Dl t above-styled Covet on or before August 13'h. 1973; otnerwls.. a Judgmcnt may be entered against y*j for th rclIef demanded In the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal ci said Court on tt.ii, the 10th day ci July, 1vi (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwtn, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clrk Publish: .1uiy 14, 31, 31, Aug 1, pg; DEP.7$ Clii's. Hedricli . Robinson. PA. Attorneys at Law, 109 E.sst Church Street. Ste 301. Orlando, Florida 32502 Attorneys for Applicants Publish: Aug. 1, 11. ii. fl DEQ.14 NOTICE UNOGN FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEIEBY GIVEN, pursuant to Florida SlatuL's. Section 09. that DAYS INNS OF AMER IZA, INC . a Georgia cor. poratio,i, located at PSI Buford Hiohways. N.E.. Atlanta, Georgia 0t21• desirIng to engage in businsi unir tie fictltiou% name of DAYS INN and TASTY WORLD at I 4 1. FlorIdo 46, Sonford, intends tO register the same name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Ot Seminole County. Florida. Gurney Jury Quesflons Judge As Deliberations Continue 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that THERESA LYNN MID Ot.E TON FAYARD liii t,lcd a Petition in tlt'e above styled C*urt for of Marriage and are required to serve, copy of your writtend,fense.s,ioany,toltAIa A. Dickcy, Petitioner's Attorney whose addrnt is Post Office Box 9.s!d FlorIda. 32771, on, UVTOt'i' - sEp1.mDIf 3, - 1?73 and file The or t'3lflal with the Clerk 01 this Court eIther before service on Petitioner's AttOrfliy or im rnediaf,Iy thereafter; otherwise a Default will be entered against for the relief dmarsd.d In the WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the 1st day of August, 1,13. (Sehl) Arthvr H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Sy: l,'iliin Jenkins Dpuiy Clerk Publish: Aug. 4, II, DEQ.19 ,,..,.I,. iva ,;t1....._ t__ , - - ,. L ' Evening Hera1danford, F!. Factors Are _ jTPJl._,,, Monday, Aug. 1, Rock With Stones .4 . ' ;' f", -. JACKSONVILLE API was taken for treatment. withpossession of heroin, police More than 500 persons went to said. Heat, a mid.aftenoon rain stcrm and interminable waiting aid stations primarily for ug By The Associated Press "It was a line crowd," Sheriff couldn't cool the ardor of 65,000 abuse and heat prostration and Dale Carson said. 1' Weekend traffic accidents on Florida's highways killed fans of the Rolling Stones, about 40 were sent to hospitals. 11 persons, including three members of each of two Susan Milian of Tampa mir. There were only two arrests. And there was a communal families in separate accidents near Tampa and ____ ____ rored the tiredness of an eight- A young man was taken into spirit in the crowd. If someone Gainesville, the state Highway Patrol reported. hour day when she walked out custody on his third effort to dropped because of the sun, A two.car collision in Al.achua County killed Frank . _____ of the Gator Bowl Saturday climb a fence and get in free. A others rushed to help. Glases of Stanley, 39, of Gainesville, his wile, Doris, 36, and their / ______ night, but she was sure it was young woman identified as water were passed from hand to daughter,Brenda,15.Trooperssaidtheircarranoffsta .' worth it. "No doubt about it," Margaret Kastel was charged hand. Food was shared. Ro.'id 20, hit a curb and skidded into another vehicle , she said. "They are great." Friday night. Mick Jagger mesmerized the Troopers said Johnny' E. Whitlock, 45, of Tampa, his ___________ crowd from the time he strolled jwife, Sandra, 36, and their daughter, Wendy', 11, were on stage until nearly two hours killed Fridiy night when theircar turned left in front of an Another new business began In downtown Sanford over the la:er when tie and his musicians NEW BUSINESS ORLANDO APi single bullet wound to the head. orlconhing sehicle near Balm in Hilisborough County, seekend with the opening of The Little Wardrobe at 210 E. First disappeared in a cacophony' of Wielding a .22-caliber pistol in a The teen-aged girl was dead at Street, Mrs. William Evie Park 1 left and her niece Done fireworks set off on the nearby few moments of terror, an the scene of the bizarre shootOPENS IN TOWN WeekleyofAltamonte springs were the first customers of owners waterfront, Orlando truck driver critically i.ng incident. Sally Johnston (center) and Betsy Gutmann. The store Jagger didn't use his special wounded his wife, killed his Sheriffs spokesman Richard l.ANTN,i, I API A weekly newspaper says it specializes in children's wear. (Herald Photo by' Tom Vincenil. stage with a dragon rising from stepdaughter and then took his King said a 17.y'ear-old neighwill comply with a Secret Service request and give back a trap door. He didn't need it. own life Sunday night, police ter, Linda Gi.sel, tried to protect Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's trash. Iks erratic i'ait, his prancing, said, the Steed girl but Main3 The Secret Service asked the Florida-based National his jumping and his invitations Sheriff's deputies have not "reached over her shoulder and yf Enquirer to return documents that turned up when a to clap or wave brought enthu. determined why Daniel Mains, shot." I I V/Cl (:1 I i S Ii reporter for the newspaper raided trash from the back of siastic response. in his early 40s, shot his wife Kissinger's house in Washington several weeks ago. then went back The crowd steadily' eased forMabel. 36, at their suburban and"He apparently with twoinside shots In the trash, the paper said, were detailed work ward until many thousands home and then walked into his to schedules for agents assigned to Kissir1ger, a note about were packed as close as they yard to shoot his 13-year-old King said.d committed suicide," weapons and ammunition used by the agents, a shopping could get against a wire fence stepdaughter Tammy Steed 10 t list for three cases of whiskey and other items. blocking off the stage. One girl point-blank in the face. Two young boy's, Mains' son collapsed. She was passed over Mrs. Mains remained in criti- and stepson, were protected by si AUGUSTINI' I APt The railroad which operates have to say' it's a hot potato they the fence to Stones' security cal condition in an Orlando hos- the Gisel girl and were not inThe president of the Flonidii only' in Florida, reported 1974 don't want to deal with." TALLAHASSEE (A?) Florida personnel, who saw that she pital today, suffering from a jured. police said. off ib East Coast Railway says the net income of $3.3 million on are keeping their fingers crossed, hoping there won't be a bankrupt Penn Central and oth- revenues of $47.3 million. 7-cent-a-gallon jump in gasolire prices because of a "If we are to avoid more railer ailing railroads could tf deadlock between President Ford and Cnngrec., moneymakers they'd do roads going into bankruptcy If "But whether seven cents will be enough a Jump t uhim hIS and the ultimate cdllapse of tne way. make people stop traveling, you'd have to be soothsayer Winfred Thornton has t2n ralfrod system in the U.S., we to tell," says Tourism Director Morris Ford. u'ying to persuade Congress to must take definite steps to put Ford says that about all Florida officials can do is cross follow the FEC's example by the industry' on a different their fingers and hope that if the increase comes, it will eliminating what he calls i'OW'Se," Thornton wrote in one not be enough to discourage people from traveling the "archaic work rules" in the of two presert.ations sent each state. Announcing pending reorganization of ailing member of Congress. Eastern railroad's. In at', "Open Letter to Con"Our railroad is operated on gress" he wrote: "What is hasC) r c e a n a basis of paying eight hours ically wrong with the rail In. pay for eight hours work, with dustry is its lack of productivity overthne after eight hours," and efficiency." Thornton said. "1k' balance of Another pamphlet carried a w n e E? r the nation's railroads pay eight fictitious newspaper headline, hours pay for a 100-mile trip "['cnn Central earns $387 milMEDLEY APi When Lxii it was a hopeless cause. The even if it only takes two hours to lion in '74." The nation's largest LI ie tiny town of Medley went city admitted legal bankruptcy make the run." railroad actually reported a $91 bankrupt seven years ago, it in May 1968 atien it still owed Thus, three crews of four or million loss Last year. Lirred little interest. Hut it's $762,000 to 73 creditors, five men each are needed to But Thornton says his calcu. etting publicity now as the last For the next five years, Med. move a train 300 miles, he says. Now you worrying about whether your lations show$387 Pennmillion Cer tral could uniclpal government in the ley"s revenues were turned over Hut two men paid on an eight- have earned if it's to a court-appointed trustee, In hour work day could do the U nited States to go broke, Soci a transportation ratio, expenses "It's all right, I guess," says July' 1973, Medley was in the same job. divided by' operating revenue, I'. mlnet Chaffin, the town's 75- black. The work rules, built into Unwere equal to the FEC's. ear-old mayor, of the public. •'i suppose we're in about as ion contracts as a holdover it It y. "Being that everything 1.5 In fact, he says, every bankgood a financial shape as any' from days of slow locomotives W orked cut. Southeast Bank nearest \Ve'll deposit it town in Dade County." Chaf fin anti frequent stops, have been rupt railroad in the country', exMedley, a town of 500 west of say's. blamed for railroad losses by cept the Ann Arbor, would have Southeast account, uaran'tee mini, has been pointed at _____________ shown substantial profit last ill:ross the nation, especially by The improvements are more many executives before Thorn. yearlftheyhadcutexpensesas can start 'our date were ew York City-. where spend. than Just fiscal. Medley' has de- ton. the FEC has. But Thornton argues from cxit. receive it ing has exceeded income for i'eloped a park, built a re.rea lion center and plans a new perience, having seen a one• lie says there's been little any years congressional response other "We had it tcugh for awhile," town hail next year none of it time money' loser the FEC become a money-maker in the than acknowledgement CI affin recalls. "we were with borrowed money. "We pay' as we go now," years since the work rules were "To summarize their reacatiout $1.8 million in debt and changed. cvcr' lion," Thornton s.iid, "I would Of month, WIe had $31 in the bank, They' (imaffin says. _...._1'_i' I I al most abolished us as a town." t-'iiu you ii IICVCI FIUVI' 10 SIilI1U Ill llflC to casn 'our cnecR. The town had been nit cc'rporated in 1945 when us 34 op'i'ty owners voted to guyit n thtm,selves ti esci'e Dade Cc)ufltV zoning )fIiCl.11s who diiiln't want them to build homes ht on the bank of the Miami .. - " -. - , .' - . -. '_-- 4'W ____ _____ _____ - ___ ' Murder-Suicide Probed -, ______________ I - p Kissinger Trash Heads Home - -- Ra ef e Hov. 4 0 Vv' I fl g 1u r n A. P r of i 7 Cent Gas Hike Studied - - -___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 n To i1 B R k U C0V the Sodaf Security Check YOU neverf(• have Dt S t(1) 1%Tait - J I -- • ' .- - don't have to sit at home Sec u r I tv check will be in the mail tod av, tomorrow, o the next day. Instead of having our check mailed to you, have mailed directly you. directly into 'our checkini. or savings And we'll ( you using money on the you supposed to receive \Vhethcr we on time or not, Ybu won't have to wait for a confirmation. either, For supplemental the money will he atitomarjcallv available to you on the first of month, regular payments, it's the third of tie - Or worn' ibout being lost, stolen or forged. Or postpone a vacation because you have to slav at home until comes, j us send in the coupon. or stop in at a Southeast Bank, Southeast Banks If you don't hi'e an account. 1e\iaximum nks well open one for Vol.1. And help you fill out the necessary the tkUS3(\ ______ direct deposit forms. So you can N____ stop making all of those anxious ______________ Ch Stite ZIP _______ _____________ trips to tile niailbax. And ________ unnecessary trips to the hank. lhO dnn'tlutcO anaccountithSuthe-stBank4t G uaranteed Direct Deposit is another Way you get Cherkinaccount number _______________________________ ______________________ sa in*s rn number_________________________ max i mum help from 'Southeast (SCnhh%0ur nres. Sou &s*PgnkIjuiJ below) Banks,The Maximum Banks. - Cmma!, This flolco Shall be posted at the V hIatt within the Csti at Altnmo.nte Springs. Florida. and In three (3) other places within the City, and published ir the Evening HiraId, a newspaper of general Circulation In the City of Alta,nonte SprIngs, and Seminole County, Florida.onceswfora,lNst,our (1) tOf*lMtAiv. ...L... • V' ".$ W flU W U.IS ''' " '"u' of the fIrst Publication to the date of C fast publIcation, both darn in clu',Ivt shall 'tof be less than twenty tight (2E dCyi. in aooiticn, notice Cite-k t_______ -.. Commission, city a ': - \ -- of the City of Attarnorite !.prins, Fla Publish: Ale-i. 4. 1'. II. 25. Sept, 1 1975 f)CP1I - .. PPI.. c.e' as s'on thereafter as ble at whIch time interested prtlesfoand against the proposed lOnir.J classification cni*ngi will be heard. ThIs Notice is to bipublisised by posting in three (3) publIc places within the City of Altamonte Spningi. Florida, and published in the Evening Herald, a n.wspaper of General circulation in sad City one (1) time at least fifl.'en (15) days ,lor to the tlma of the Public Hearing. Dated this 30th day of Jufy. 1973 AD. 5: PpivlIls .sordaht. City Clerk CIty of Altamonte Springs, Fla Publish Aug 1. IllS DEQ 17 shall bi posted in the area to be Considered for annexallon and zonIng at 1east fIfteen (131 dayS prior to the date of th Public Hearing DATED Ills 79Th day of July. A D 1973, 5: PlIIis JordahI, .----1';-v -:: -,, - s' TALLAHASSEE. F11i. t APi thousand third, sixth and ninth 'One thing I would like to see read. "He said, Why, from ScA reading consultant credits graders. "If a nythig, the need for reading I m- same Street, of course," sne re- is that we continue with reading parents and educatior,al ide'It appears that there has provement in instruction throughout the 12 the upper grades is em- lated. vision for helping schools mi- been a noticeable increase in Mrs. Cheek's report said the grades." Mrs. Cheek said. r ove the readIng ability of percentages of students per. phasized. data for ninth graders was in. "Right now it seems in most children in the first to third foriningator above grade level -Reading Consultant complete and inconclus1ve but schools reading instruction be. grade. in comparison with previous Martha Cheek "the limited data r.vail.able gins to slow up in the sixth "With the concerted einpha. years' scores," she said in a redoes not, however, indicate any grade." sis on reading in the primary port to Education Commission, positive trends in ninth grade Hut she said she fears that it grades, it SCeHIS we're making yr Ralph Turlington, reading anhievement." may be too late to help rnar,y of Third graders ranged from tional television programs for a difference," Martha Cheeck She said 55 per cent of the anything," she added, the ninth graders who are riot said. "It isn't the school alone third graders scored at or 53.5 per cent above grade level children, such as "Sesame "the need for rending improve- reading up to par. niakir,g the difference. Parent above grade levels. About half on the tests to 59.3 per cent, a Street." appear to be a factor in inent in the upper grades "I think at the upper grades of the sixth graders tested at or significant increase from 1971- improved reading. awareness has done a lot." further emphasized." you'd see more improvement if Mrs. Cheek said that her con. above national averages, but 72, when the range was 28.6 per She said she asked a first She said that reading instruc. the kids saw more people rea59.3 per cent, Mrs. clu.sions are based on four only 42 per cent of the ninthcent Leektoald. grade pupil in Pinellas County huh of older pupils may have ing,"Mrs.Cheeksaid,"Buty reading tests given during the graders were reading as well as who was reading exceptionally been neglected when they were don't see a whole lot of people 1973-74 school year to several they should. Mrs. Cheek said that educa- well how he had learned to in lower grades. reading these days." State Accidents Kill 11 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NotIce of Public Hearing C) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Cty CommIssion of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that said City wItI hold a public hearing on the question of changing the Cl&I%lfiCtIOfl of the following described property: The South 110 feet the S ' of the E'ioftheNE *4 f the NW '4 (Less 50 feet along East line and 25 feet a'ong South line for road) Section9. Township 21 South, Range 79 East. Seminole County. Florida from Commercial Nelborhood to Commercial General (CG) as said honing classifications are le-scribed in the zoning ordinances of the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, to wit: Ordinance No 771 73 and as amended and supplemented. Public Hearing wilIb. held In City hail. Altarnoae Springs. F be Ida, on " TAMPA AP The Jury in the influence-peddling trial of former Sen. Edward J. Gurney slipped into its second week of deliberations today after questioning the judge on one of the counts in the 1lcount indictment. The question from the jury prompted an hour.long secret meeting Sunday of US. District Judge Ben Krentzman, defense attorneys and prosecutors. The meeting was called by Krentzman to iork out a response to the question, the first conununication from the panel since Thursday. As always. Krentzrnan declined to disclose the contents of the Jury note or his negotiated response. The six•rnan, six-woman jury deliberated about three anti a half hours Sunday after getting the morning off to attend church, The panel, which received the case last Monday, has now deliberated nearly 42 hours in the 24&t'k'old bribery conspiracy trial. At stake is the fate of Gurney, former aide Joseph Has. tit'n and federal Housing Administration officials K. \Vavne St iger and l{alph Rounti. The (our are charged with conspiring to shake down C1wi , uuiiueua wu campaign contrwuuons in return br favored treatment from the F'HA. u (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court ' Martha T VihIen 0eoutv Clerk Publish July 11, 21. 21 Aug 4, 1975 DEP 79 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLOE IDA Notice of Public Hear$i" TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE iS HEqEBY GIVEN DAYS INNS OF the City Commitsion of the City of AMCk. INC Altamonfe Springs, Florida, ttiat By: Kingston L. Howard, said City Commission will held a President public hearing ATTEST To consider annexation of the Jo Ann F. Dollar, following described properly lying A5uit.t Secretary and being in Seminife County. A F. Berry. Jr . Florida, to wit: of the firm S 'of SE '.01 NE iof NE '. ot Gil's, Hedrick & Robinion, PA. Sect 15 Tsp 21, Rang, 37 to the Attorneys at Law. corporate limits of the City of 109 East Church Street, Atfamorite SprIngs, Florida. and !uite 301, To consider a'sc the quvUlun Orlando, Florida 32902 of designing and a.signing the Attorneys for Applicants zooing classifitatIori of Commercial Pabiish: Aug. 4 11. 'I. 25. 1913 Pleighbnrplood (C.N) to said DEQ 15 property as that classlficatin is decribed in the toning ordinances of the City of Altamor*te Springs, IN THE CIIICLIIT COURT. Florltla,'owit: OrdinanceNo 27573 £IO9TEFNTH JUDICIAL CIR. Ind at %.r,ded %tn1 %jr,tier'onted CUll', IN AND FOR SI'MINOL! The or*'ier.t Zonlrii c'ttii ation COUIITY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 21ISV..CA4I..B (Wsaid1v.p,rty isAgrii''ir,,i 1 (A 1) as tti,tf. l.sssificat 1. 'lptr ibid DIVISION Ii the IIOrQ orain.,' :r's and in ri the Marriage of Isgulatlont if Seminot Conty. THERESA LYNN MIDDLETON Florida FAYARD, The Public Hearing will be held In the CIty Hall, Altamonte Springs. bnd LIONEL THOMAS FAVARD, JR.. Florida.ontheSeptember,, 1973, at 1:30 P M. or as soon lheresftw as Husband at which time interested NOTICE OF ACTION and cilizens for and aaInst TO: LIONEL THOMAS FAVARD, the propote annevation and zoning JR. will be heard Said hearing may be 177 PINEVILLE ROAD from time to time until LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI final action is taken by the City _.,.., - - ATTEST: Dorothy P. Deal, DEP 112 FLORIDA IN BRIEF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtR CUlT IN ANU FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-iU.CAO9F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI.%TION OF MIAMI, a corporation organhtc and existIng under the I.swj of the United States of America, Plaintiff, vi. RAYMOND .1. PIPPIN, JR. and CAROL LEE PIPPIN, a k a CAROL PIPPIN, his wife; and BARNETT BANK OF WINTER PARK. NA., Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO: RAYMOND J. PIPPIN. JR. and CAROL LEE PIPPIN,akaCAROL PIPPIN. hi wife RESIDENCE UNKNOWN L AST KNOWN RESIDENCE 119 Carbone Way, Apopka. Florida 32703 A'ID TO: All parties ciaiminu es'e by. through, unøer or the aforesaid persons YOU ARE hereby notified that an TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of LOflowood. Florida. that the CIty Council wilt hold a publIc hearing to consider criactment ,, Ordinance No. 101, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY aCtiOfltO,0qe(l05,amOrt9apc0t'ihte OF LONGW000, FLORIDA. following described property in AMENDING ORDINANCE NO II) Seminole County. Florida: Lot 7, Block 6. LYNW000 AS AMENDED. BEING THE REVISION, according to th Plat COMPREHENSIVE ZONING In Plat Book II, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF thereof as recorded LONGW000. FLO IDA, SAID Pages 3J and 3). Public Records of AMENDMENT DESIGNATING Semiiole County. Florida, AND ASSIGNING TO CERTAIN has been filed against you, and you are required to SI'rV*' a copy of your TI R RI TOR 'Y Til I: iON I ttcti defenses, .1 ari. to it or CLASSIFICATIOFI OF C 1 COM Swartsel of ANDERSON & MEPCIAL D I S I R I C T, Vernon RUSH, attorneys for Plaintiff. PROVIDING PUBLIC HEARING; CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY; *hoi address 5 Pt Office Box flU, 377 East Central Boulevard, AND EFFECTIVE DATE Orlando, Florida 37107, and the the SaldOrdinancewasplacedonflrst readingon July21, 1973, and the city original with the Clerk of the above 13th Council will consider same for finjl styled Court on or before the passage and adoption after the day of August, 1915; otherwise a public hearing which will be held in ludument may be entered aairist the City Hall of Longwood. Florida. you for the relief demanded in the on Monday, the 11th day of August, ComplaInt. WITNESS my hand and the seal of AD. 1915, at 1:00 pm • or os soon thereafter as possible. At the said Court on thu 10th day Of July, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: FRANK E KUHLANO Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to loreclosea mortgage on the following property in Seminole S: Onnle P. Shon'.ate. Couity. F!oeida City Clerk The South 135 feet of Lot 76, of the City of FOREST SLOPES, according to the LtMgwood, Floridi pfafthereobasrecordedin PIe? Book Publish' At.g. 4, 1973 1), page 52, of the gub'iC records of DEQ.Ij Seminole Count1,, FId' has been filed against you and ij ____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS arerequlrod to servea copy of your NAME STATUTE written defenses. ii any. 'o it on s. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, KIRBY MONCRiEF, of Shinhoiser pursantto FIorda Statutes. Section and Logan, Attorneys for th that VENTURE Plaintiff, whose address is Post US,09, Office Box 7779. Sanford nni. on or MARKETING, INC., a North before August 1), 1915. and file the Caroinacccporation, iorateciat 2751 But,,J Highway, N.E., Atlanta, original with the clerk of this court either before service on plaintlfls GeOra 30374, desiring to engage in busintas nder the fictitious name of attorney or Immediately tP.ereafter; otherwise a default will be entered DAYS CSSOLINE at I-I & Florida against you for the relief cemanded 46. San'ord. Florida, intends to register the same name with the in the complaint, of WITNESSmyF*andandtb,s.alot Clerk of the Circuit Co SemInole County. Florida. this Court thit 5th day of July, 973 Venture Marketing, Inc (Seal) By; Richard A. Deal, Arthur 14. Beckwith, Jr. By. CecilIa V. Ekern Utility Rate Hike Hearing Continued Pifli. I Defendants Deputy Clerk Pubtlsh July 21, 21, A. 4. 1?73 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Elementary School is to be Allan Talus, (a La Florests Opposition to the proposed heard Tuesday at the regular resident), says he will oppoas walkway linking La Floresta meeting of thm City Corn. the walkway constructior subdivision to the Lake Orients rni&iion. proposal at the commission's 4:30 p.m. meeting. The commission decided to postpone action on the proposal several weeks until the La Floresta homeowners could decide. whether or not they LONGWOOD - The City chased the facility early last Council Saturday continued a Year. public hearing on the Longwood City Attorney Ned Juliun Jr., Utilities Inc. requested sewer through a series of questions service rate Increase until 7:30 received an admission from p.m., Aug. 11. Tatlsh that the firm did not Council Oiairman JR. Grant spend the 1163,000 to acquire requested officials of the firm plant as noted on a chart. Tatish said the actual thateervestheE.E.Willlamson Road-bounded subdivisions of acquisition cost was 170,00). He Sandalwood, Longwood Groves, added, however, the $163,000 Highland Hills and Shadow Hill figure Included funds paid by to submit certified documents the developers individually in on the proposed hike in monthly Uie form of sewer connection ?ates, as required by city law. fees to the defunct Trim Tick The r uetv'1 increase ic from Development Co., prior owners 14.50 to $9.50 monthly to of hctmowners. Ju.ir rnnln'.dtd, however, ?ht' uulltj, which operates a the ww intity, Longwood packt,e seiver plant off Utilits .ic., could not include '.ingw.od 11Ils Road, was the hum_c paid by the r• uprentted at the t4":iring ay dhidu.aLt .siive this was not done as . tu,i'Uon of the new attorr'y ratIi r-'ridi.t of the firm wei, firm. The uttrney added the identified by Tatish as GUlf connection lets were not lost Associates, developers of since the new entity is honoring Sandalwood; Greystone Group the connection agreements. Jullan also said 5111CC whidi owns a 25-acre tract on Williamson Road and Range paid were included in the sale Une Road zoned for apartmcnt price of homes, the monies development; Nader Horties, were not lost by the developers, developers of Longwood Councilman Gerard Connell Groves; and Georges St. questioned whether grin Laurent, developer and in. will actually have to hire a full, dustrialist. time sewer plant operator Tatlsh led off arguments in (eight hours daily seven days a the nearly four-hour hearing week) as required b new state SMurday, displaying to Department of Pollution show the firm is losing money In Control (DPC) requirements operating costs and receiving begInning Jan. 1, 1976. no return on its investment, lie Noting the one 100,000 gallon continued that a rate of $23.01 capacity tank at the Leingwood monthly would be necessary to Hills Road site is not operating provide any return to at capacity, Connell euggested stockholders, the firm sr.ght wish to bring Although he Identified the this to DPCS attention. The facility isa 300,000 gallon daily reguIatnn refers to those niant capacity plant, Public Works with 100,000 gallons or Director Ralph Fisher told city daily caps ct'y. officials only one of the three Grant said the certified 1O0,00 gallon tank5 are in documCr,s of the firm operiitlon. Fisher added parts requested by the city may give from the other two (nib have the citj etiough information to been cannibalized to repair the dete"mine whether the charts one tank, displayed by Tatish were Fishr said the one tank In "fictitious and not in the best operation is not being operated Inleresta of the city," toperly, adding the "plant has The C1t3 Council hs wUl been going downhill" since Sepl6tozrakeadeefslon on the U'JlIUes 1n', requested rate Increaze. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. S.I$99.CA-09.D FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND I LOANASSOC' &TiON SEMINOLE COuNTY. a cor poration. Plaintiff, poratiori, I ' - - Stanley 6. Tate. Prtsident PubIith July 11, 21, 71. Aug. 4, 1973 OEP.13 FRANK E. KUHLAND, a single man, and AFFILIATED OF FLOP IDA, INC . a Florida Cor ' - 'Ir11111111r NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In busineis under thefictitious name of INTERSTATE MALL at number East Attarnonte Drive, in the City of Attamonte Springs, Florida. intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Miami, Florida, this 9th day of July. 1q75 High Point of Deray [jallot1c Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW their S esame Street, Parents Mon4ay, Aug. 4. 975 LegalNotice - . . -•------J._'----r'-'-- -._ LegalNotice ' :1 ;-_-'c' r'--'-- -, 2*-Evening Herald Sanford F. _ I Medley' settled down until the cany' 1960s when its policeman Sitirted adding to the town's I I. fl.a ncial coffers by running i eed trap or a short stretch if till Pa!metto Expressway. The Fl orlda Highway Patrol pu'. a ) to it 3ut Medley's real truble rted when town officias decid ed to (iii in muck larvts and lure industrial fia'ms. 1', do it, the city went into the rock-fill 13thili)ess, buying two $100,000 drisglines, plus hi,Ildozers, dw'rip trucks dnd di'.ching maclii nes. 1'ben-Mayor Clir ton 13. Johnoperated the town on the Lailment plan. But in 1966, dley"s creditors complained 1111(1I a grand July investIgation ensaed. ictlley was found to be deepI)' In debt. Cliaffin took ver as mayor, I I - '\r_________ ______ i I I --______________ I L Southeast Nalkmal Bank of Cocoa 8 I\'rrrt .ttt' , 2')22. .o S'kt I I J r i"t .j' t 5.11)111) Southeast Bank ol Dellonj II (i FX-Uiiru hhd . u 1'2 Southeast lust Nalion.,st Bank of M,iittand 1)' ,-\',, \t.i:tLjnj "2 'l. 4-i "(NU S'o'ithrast Bank ol Melbourne lt)2'i Ikthuk S: Md!utir)k' 2'il. 2 '.iI Southjst Bank ol Ness Smrna 2t*) C.zrul Sm Srrnm.s Ik..h 2(9. Y'i., . . , , 128 24(l Southeast Bank of East Orange "VS N. St.tn,'rin lh l . O '254 I'. 2' lIlt) Southe,si N,tlional Bank o Orlando 2(I) F P1rk S*., Orlando 32801, I41, -1(U) f"oulheast Fa,st National Ban'r of Saleliile Beach lh) Il, Al;\, Saidlitt Ikai,h 32*)V' •" l(Ui Southeast Bank of TiI*,pssitk 2 IV InL1un lIt', cc At . 'lit L1\ ilk' 12"Fl I. 2i " 1211 Southeast Bank of l%ildwood 2(n) S ,\t.un Sm . I 3285. "lS l(l I. 'inlier', FOIC ___________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ l �11 1 -* S -. - '•. _- ,rv- - —r - - --- ------a -. - -- - . , . . - -. -- -- - •. -. ,, - - - ., ••, ,_ ---' -'- -. -. .. - . , -- - -.. -'--- --................................. i --- . ~ - -- Evening HerAld 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, Aug. 4. 1975--4A Around ''AYNF: [). DOYLE, Publisher W1I.LLAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKE V. Advertising Director 9 41:. Congress Creates Questionable The Clock Vote Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb is warning that gasoline prices may go up again So you like roller skating, Well, how about roller skating so that others might be able to walk. A skate-a-thon benefit for the Muscular L'strophy Association iMDA I will be held Sunday, Aug. 24, at 1:30 p.m. at the Skate City Roller Rink, Fern Park. before the end of the summer. He also believes they will drop again later on. Ills crystal ball ought to be reliable. His government agency now has more to do with the supply of gasoline and movements in its price than the companies which are in the gasoline business. Th ese summertime gyrations in fuel prices are p getting attention hv Cnnrrss whieh needs to decide soon whether to go along with President Ford's plan to phase out controls on the price of "old" domestic oil. Unfortunately, much of the congressional reaction has been reminiscent of what we heard when there were shortages and price increases during the Arab oil embargo. The EDITOR'S NOTE This guest column was consumer, says this refrain, is being ripped off by a written by Joe Per'z of Sanford. Perez Is 15 and a 'conspiracy" among the major oil companies. student at Seminole High School. It is true that th e oil and gas industry is not behaving like it would be expected to in a free The United States has come a long way in the market, where refinery output, distribution and past 200 years. pricing are based on competitive demand, But The first census in 1790 recorded U.S. population of 3,929,000; an area of 889,000 square congressmen should look closer before they send to miles; and a population density of 15 per square the Justice Department for antitrust lawyers. mile. Three years ago, our population was \S'hen oil com panies simultaneously increased 208,2,0O0; our area was 3,615,000 square miles; gasoline prices by two or three cents a gallon at the and our population densit) was 58.9 per square beginning of July, it fit the conspiracy theory mile. perfectly! Ah ha! The companies were ganging up America has the highest standard of living on to gouge us for the Fourth of July weekend and the the face of the earth. Every country in the world summer vacation season. It turns out that FEA except Russia flies American planes. We're the regulations permitting dealers to "pass through" only country ln the world who has landed men ou higher costs required that they wait until the first the moon several times and brought them back zafel every time. of July to adjust prices to reflect the additional On our space missions, the astronauts have tariff imposed on imported oil in June. Thus it was read the Bible and prayed while In their cap. the government, not the companies, th at "consules, publicly expressing their belief and faith spired" to increase prices on that critical day. in God. And now, a woman by the name of FEA regulations also have allowed shortages Madelyn O'Hair is trying to have the astronauts of gasoline to develop in some parts f the country reprimanded for doing this in fact, she's trying to get a law passed that will prevent them when there is actually no shortage in terms of the nation's needs as a whole. FEA pricing regulations from ever doing that again. in laboratories throughout the U.S. and In 16 foreign countries and has recently established a network of university-based research centers to accelerate its Worts to find cures or effective treatment. For years, Jerry Lewis has led the campaign to light this disease. Why he has taken such an avid interest in this particular charity is still a mystery to most, but he's been in there pitching from the day MDA was formed. We think it's admirable that roller rink operators from across the nation are doing what they can to help In this long struggle against the disease that attacks so many, both young and old, each year. Matter fact, we got so charged up learning of the skatea-thon :ha' we even went out to the Melodec t,...lI..._ f)1...L L........ 1.... (_I_.I iL.. ...L.. LU flUUf.T nurn ire ui ruuru UUUIt.I iu,ii 1..ê ê,s get in some pra lice (ci' the upcoming event. And, we were surprised that we could still 'stay afloat' on the wheels after some 2Oplus years of inactivity. Too, you can bet that when Aug. 24 rolls around, we'll be right there rollin' too, trying to do just a little bit in halping to combat muscular dystrophy. We hope you'll be there too. -Bill Currfr This is probably one of the most worthy charities we know and hope that everyone who can put on a pair of roller skates will show up for this event, 5ponsored by the Roller Rink Operators Association of America RROA). All proceeds from the skate-athon will be donated to the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, which will be viewed locally on WESH.TV, Channel 2. Last year, the RROA raised ov er $800,000 for the fight against muscular dystrophy and this year the organization has set its sights on $1 million, Cost for the skate-a4hon at Fern Park i1l be $1.25 land that's for skating frm 1:30 p.m. until 8 p.m.) with skate rentals available at 60 cents. .'olin Mikler, manager at Skate City, is proud h thn 12tMA Is.... .1 .._t_ •L.. ••i• •4 • . "i'Jfl 11i13 .'JIILIILAICA U IIIUCH to LJU5 orth v cause over th e past years. "Skate-A-Thoas are a lot of fun," he said, "but more importantly they help the hundredsof afflicted by dreadful muscle wasting diseases. "We in RROA are very proud that we have played :t part in raising more than a million dollars to fight MD in the past four years," he said, The Muscular Dystrophy Association supports over 275 Neuromuscular Disease Research Projects - ' Home Deliver): Week, 5 ct'flLs: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $28.40. R Mail' In Florida.came as home delivery. 'ill other maiF Month, $2.70: 6 Months. 816.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Just a reminder: Tonight is ZIiin Beck night at Tinker Field in Orlando when the O-Twins will take on the Montgomery Rebels In a Southern League baseball game. Beck, a long-time Sanford resident, is the oldest active major league baseball scout. Everyone in the Greater Sanford area is invited to the special night and one ticket admits the entire family. And the best part the tickets are free to anyone who asks, Ducats may be picker up at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerc', Flagship U.S. Bank Seminole, Chase & Co., McDonalds, Sheraton Inn of Sanford and Stromtrg.Car1son, I t 'c hnniI tht Itrt, .4 "'b' 'J'..IT..5UIII UI i)UI*UIWIV will be on hand to honor Zinn Beck JOE PEREZ A NewK ~\, . Ut American .. Revolution .It ~., . .I,, 'I., ~Pl .. . k ~' 1 1 -%.-~_ -, - , In Moroccan Mountains - AGADIR Morocco (AP) Rescue teams combed a Moroccan mnountainsio today for the scattered remains of 188 persons killed Sunday in one the worst air disasters in the history of civil aviation. A chartered Boeing 707, packed with Moroccan workers coming home from France for vacations, slammed 11110 the side of a peak in the rugged Atlas Mountains In heavy fog, killing all aboard. Officials said four passengers had non-Arabic names, but their nationalities were not immediately available. Most of the seven crewmen were probably Jordanians, authorities said. The jet, owned by Jordan's AIm airline and chartered by Royal Air Morocco, was on a direct flight from Paris and was making its descent to this city on the Atlantic coast when it crashed 45 miles to the northeast. Officials said the pilot had radioed the Agadir tower less than three minutes before the crash that he was approac hing to land. Uesriit' workers said wret'kae and broken txxles were trewri amiiicl rocks, sand and trees from a 3,000-foot level, at whkh the plane struck, to a valley 1,800 feet below, of , Getting Out 11 ' Of Control _ . .. if-i -k i _ I. I ,!./ 1-~ ' ' .5. / . ______ I - '.. 'j. • 40 - - .• - ( - Colleges And Careers 4 'I - ., it has conie part of our Utiil folkways Allende was anything more than ar, I'll' pipe Trujillo or anyone else," Ueo former CIA chie "In nnrtl,'.iI.... Vi rviiiieuys cousin, Joseph 1UI vanwuaws LU 5POU mosum. roe some, IY1fl oseph dream. But now, sworn testimony has John McCone in 1971 Gargan, agreed at one point to take responbecome*a habit they cannot break after they are established that the CIA schemed against On Nov. 8, 1974, we reported that "military elected to office. Allende not only before but after he became invention" against Middle East oil sheikhdoms sibility for the accident," The latest attack upon our accuracy has come This may explain why so many politicians are president. had been discussed at the highest Washington from Sen. willing to place the full weight of the U.S. Hiram Fong, H.-Hawaii, who called We began another series of columns on May I, levels "as a last resort" to save the West from "totally false" our report that he was fronting Government behind flagrant falsehood. At all 1972, charging that the FBI, CIA and Secret "economic ruin." The State Department for the patent lobby. 'evels of gwernment, officials play loose with Service kept dossiers on the private lives of professed to be aghast at sueh an idea. the truth to cover up mistakes, hide corrupt,on prominent Americans. Yet on June 2, his patent aide, Robert Seto, But the following January 2, no less than confided in a and make bad policies look good. memo that Fong's patent bill hac Patrick Gray, the acting FBI chief, called a Se'retary of State Henry Kissinger been written by the patent lobby. But let an investigative reporter make a press confttence to deny it. "There are no acknowledged that force might be used-onlY "The actual wordings essentially are or w'or.ij condemn someone In dossiers oa secret files," he declared. We in from the "greatest emergency," of course to papers submiaed to me by such organizations as authority ar4 there ,re howls of outrage. responded on May 11 that se would be "happy to prevent the "strangulation of the industrial the American Patent Law Aaociation, the 0 Perhaps we may be excused, therefore, if we tell poor Pat, since he's new azound the Fill, world." American Bar occasionally remind our readers who has been where some of the secret files are stashed." Assoclatioa. and by members ' Again, when we warned on May 77, !974, that of Various (industry-dominated) patent com• telling them the truth. Thereafter, we published the file numbers the Greek military junta was In imminent mlttees, PPG (PitIrg'i 'lte On M,rth 21, 1972, for example, we and quoted excerpts from secret dossier, on danger Cl; ii, in. of collapse, the State Department pooh. dustries othernwbo liIb1rJi papers apor reported that International Telephone and political figures, movie stars, foott*U heroes and poohed our report. The Junta fell lire morths letters," wrote Seto. Tekh had feared its nuts in Chile might be nevsmen. 11 existence of these FBI-CIA later, nationallzeditSaJvador Allende, a Marxist, were dossiers, of cotsie. Is no longer disputed. In other words, the Fong amendments were The political prevaricators have had to Installed as president. Each new development in the un!oldlng story swallow dozens of denials since we took over the writtfn by patent lawyers and the Industries they To proL'ct Its Investments, I'I7 had tried to of the CIA amansination attempts also confirms column in August 10. The Chappaquiddick serve. Among the corporations that contributed inveigle the U. S. Government to help subvert the details that we first published In a serics of affair was then in the headlines. We reported on theim views were Phillips Petroleum, Chile's cort1tutional process. Ill' and the CIA columns beginning Jan. 17, 1971. Dw plotters Westinghouse, Dow Chemical and AllisAugust 8 that Sen. Ted Kennedy, 1)-Mass., p had c,tuali y plotted together to "create w have oJJ their arrangedwthhlscousin,JoeGargang Chalmers, to name a few. All would profit from economic chaos in Chile," we rrtx*1ed, "hoping participation. Fong's bill. blame for driving his car off the bridge. this would cause the Chilean army to pull a coup Yet our columns about the assc.ssi'iatlon plots Our story was not only denied but derided. Fong'ssix-page stack on us on the that would block Allende from coffling to were summarily denied and dianisud (our and Yet five years later, th Boston Globe assigned a floor is full of f&lsebod and distat1on,,.Se.iate power." a half years ago. "No plot was at thorized or squad of. reporters to relnveMgate the Incident. The politicians on Capitol Hill have promoted White House aides and CIA officials alike implemented to assassinate (Cuh ii Premier They spent several weeks examining every truth In efl(ng categorically denied that Ii. 15,10t against Fidtl) Castro, (Dominican dm.ta or Rafael available detail. Their most fascinating finding: greater need is for truth In advertising. The truth in poLItics % : ,f Yfr..'? - )'I, rjnr'd' - - Gandhi Seeks Reversal . - Israelis Battle Arab R aiders ,, rreparrea - _______ ________ _____ . FIEE RIK GUIV1JI11UIIEII bab VariabIc mostly southerly winds S it, 10 mph. usty hear ')LSCHAJI('FS ' thundershowers. Rain Sanford: dith ' El Allen probability 40 per cent through Agnes E. Boyd tomorrow. Marjorie Extended Frecasts Edward J. aupthorn Wednesday throui h Friday Eldra K King Mainly afternoon and evening showers and sc.tered thun. Mark S. Lailrusciano Everett F), Self derstormus more numerous Merle J. Shook, Altanicnte interior anl eastt ri pro;ions. Springs highs mostly upper 8115 to lower Edward T. Burke, 90s and lows mostly In 70s. - Deltona Daytona Reach luSts, highs 6:29a.m., 7:02pm.; lcivs 12:21 a.m., l2: p.m. Port Canaeral h1',h; 6:04 a.mn., t:49 p.m.; lows 12:04 a.m.; 12:24 p.m. ' J?cqueline 1.. Johnson Betty J. Myers Jerrilyn L. I.ongcamp, DeI.ind Agnes Schumann, l)dBar Genevieve N. Miller, Deltona Mary L. Williams, Lake Monroe fl - .. ,4 Portuga l . - L I WEATHER J 0 Tito Arn B I d LISBON, Portugal (All) back the "hysterical multi- nouncement of a new cabinet. BELGRADE. Yugoslavia of the business sessions the two Army troops and anti-Commnu- lode," press accounts said. The Junta also took up dis (AP) President Ford told leaders have had since his arfist demonstrators clashed The dead man was identified cipline problems within the Yugoslavia's President Tito to. rival Sunday night, Queen Mother again in northern Portugal to. as a 34-year-old tractor driver, armed forces. day he will give "my very perday, leaving one civilian dead An 1S.year-cld volunteer lire. Carvalho was due to preside LONDON (API Britain's queen mother, "marvelous "We did discu.cs, of course, sonal attention" to a Yugoslav and another gravely wounded man was wounded, the ac- over a meeting of 850 cornmummy" to the reigning queen and the beloved "good rquest that it be permitted to bilateral relations between Yu. as the nation's divided military counts said. mandos to decide the fate of queen mum" to the nation she has served for more than MARSHAL TITO buy second-line American arms goslavia and the United rulers struggled to defuse the The new anti-Communist attheir commanding officer. half a century, turns 75 today. states," Ford said. 'These inand spare arms parts. Secretary of State Henry A. Portuguese revolution's worst tack came as a test of Cominu. The outcome eventually could As the daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, wife or mother of chided, of course, economic reKissinger. Yugoslavia had re- crisis. nist influence in a hey military affect the position of the pr'. four successive British sovereigns, Queen Elizabeth the Appearing with Tito to fill in lations and of course they (II ceived $695.6 million in U.S. The new violence erupted in unit complicated Portugal's mnier, reportedly blocked (rim Queen Mother has been enchanting reporters on the results of their cluded our military relations." the northern town of Farnallcao leadership struggle. putting together a new Ca other people, for 2 years. talks here, Ford said he also Ford, who Is in Yugoslavia to nated in 1957. where two moderates were hosWith disagreement apparentby Carvalho's refusal to ser'.. would give attention to econom"A constitutional fortress In a flowered hat, threeThe Soviet boost that country's strongly inUnion is Yugopitalized over the weekend ly deadlocking the three-generunder Goncalves as a vice pr quarter sleeves and three-strand pearls," was how one Ic relations with this independdependent position in the Cornslavia's chief arins supplier, alafter being shot by Communist al junta, Gen. Otelo Saraiva de 11lier. ent Communist country, columnist recently described the regal and gracious lady munist world, then added: "i though this country produces supporters. Carvalho was due to turn his But even before the regime:ii A widow since her husband King George VI died In 1952, The Yug03l8v leader, In turn, will give its own weaponry. both matters my very much of Troop reinforcements were attention to problems of dismet to pass Judgment on Col. the queen mother has continued a strentious round o said he essentially agreed with personal attention because of Ford began Ws day with a sent to Famalicao as the crowd, unity and reports of plotting Jaime Neves, commander of public duties. But her birthday celebration will be a quiet a call by the U.S. President for their significance." before-breakfast swim, had seeking revenge for the shots within his own command. the Amadora regimnt onLis Waffair hosted by her daughter, Queen Elizabeth II. moderation and fleziility in breakfast with Yugoslav Prime fired by Communist defenders The other Junta members, bon's outskirts, a statement The possibility that the Minister Dzemal Bijedic and from inside their headquarters, President Francisco da seeking a Middle East settle. Costa from his men denounced him. United States might supply then drove to Belgrade's Park surged forward to destroy the ment. The colonel was removed Gomes and Communist-backed spare parts and other arms to of Friendship where he placed empty offices. Premier Vasco Goncalves, met from command last week by Neither man took questions, Yugoslavia emerged after a soil around an eight-foot white NEW DELHI, India (AP) Prime Minister Indira The death occurred when in marathon session over the Carvalho after junior officers but Ford went over the agenda visit here last November by fir, Gandhi asked Parliament today for retroactive amend. troops fired into the air to turn weekend but made no an. accused him of preparing a ments to erase legislation under which she was convicted right-wing plot. Neves counterof Illegal electoral practices. Iwith a charge the story was The amendments in effect defuse next week's crucial invented by three Communist Supreme Court case In which Mrs. Gandhi is appealing officers to seize control of the her conviction to escape the mandatory penalty barring unit. By The Associated Press her from elective office for six years. wounded and the Israelis The PFLP.GC's spokesman, The incident appeared to subIsraeli soldiers clashed with a brought back seven Arabs for Aboul Abbas, declared in an in The proposed changes, Introduced by Law Minister stantiate reports by moderate AUG. 4 band of Arab raiders trying to questioning, HR. Gokhale, were assured of passage. Mrs. Gandhi's AUG. 18 terview published by the Remit political ieaders that the SovietRehearsals for 1975-76 cross from Lebanon into north. Congress party controls a two-thirds majority in newspaper Al Uwa that his line Portuguese Communist Program Evaluation and Meanwhile, a radical Pale. Parliament and the opposition is boycotting the current Review Technique. course, for Marching Seminoles will begin ern Israel early today, leaving stinlan guerrilla group accused group was no longer "bound by party was trying to infiltrate session to protest the jailing of its leaders. or responsible for the PLO ex- key military commands. General Dynamics Corp. at 8 am, at Seminole High one Arab and one Israeli dead, ° staging the recent abduction ecutive the Israeli military command committee's policies." employes conducted by School. All new and ofaU.S. Army colonel In Beirut me smaim group, neaoeo Dy a eimunoie community college. students should contact school Two other Israelis were re- announced It was suspending for further information. Syrian army captain of membership in the Palestine Astrological Research Guild, ported wounded, ____ Palestinian origin, Ahmed JibeOrganization's 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch A communique issued in Tel Liberation eel, was publicly accused by the AUG. executive committee. Recreation Room, 6000 E. Aviv said the incident occurred 111.0 last month of kidnaping HELEN OSTERIUETH Janice four daughters, Mrs, Fratternal Order of Eagles Perishing. Orlando. near Adamit In western Galilee. The Popular Front for the Col. Ernest H. Morgan during Roberson, Mrs. Barbara fundraising luau and dance, 8 It was the worst incident on liberation of Palestine-General street fighting in Beirut. Mrs. Helen Osterrieth, 62, of Mahoney and Mrs. Jeanne AUG. 5 P.M. to 1 a.m., Altamonte the Israeli-Lebanese frontier Command charged that Yasir The PLO statement July 9 Forest Hills, Long Island, N.Y., KuIp, all of Sanford, and Mrs. D. &V. regular meeting at Springs Civic Center, since July 23, when Israeli raid- Arafat's 14-man executive cornthreatened a crackdowr. on died Saturday morning. Julie Arnold, DeLand; father, 7:30 p.m. Executive meeting Polynesian food and enSurvivors include her Edmond Doyle, New Ilamp- 6:00 p.m. at D.A.V. ,wilding. tertainment by Chip Meyers ers crossed into Lebanon to mittee was dominated by Jibreel's group unless the cola. search for guerrillas and ran "right-wingers supporting a nel, an air defense expert with husband, Hans Osterrieth of shire; brothers, Gilbert and Band "Southwind." Contract into Arab resistance. One Is- peaceful settlement with Is- the U S. aid mission to Turkey, Forest hills; sister, Edna Lawrence Doyle, both of AUG. Mrs. Joseph Samiliano, Fern raeli was killed and six rael." Rummage sale and baked was released unharmed. This Murray of Sanford; nephew, Connecticut; five grandPark, for ticket Information, goods, 9a.m. to p.m. at old was done. Frank Murray, Altamonte children. Li r.....,z _..... ri- I _I UI FdIJ[1C3 store on rirsi nuvy rUUL uumuge Springs; and niece, Regina Allen-Summerhlll _______________________________ Funeral Street, Sanford. Proceeds to AUG. 31 Murray Alcott, of Longwood. Homes, Father Lyons Council DeLand, In charge of First Pentecostal Church. LONDRINA, Brazil (AP) southern Brazil. Glasseott Funeral home, arrangements. Knights of Columbus of Sanford Brazilian coffee experts now Most Londrina coffee producForest hills, L.L. in charge. AUG. 6 corporate communion at am., say that about 70 per cent of the ers, collectors and adminisUONALDJ. I}OYLE Spire Circle, 0 of A Rum' mass in All Souls Church for country's coffee crop has been trators agreed that this was the Funeral Notices mage Sale, at 107 N. Magnolia members and families invited, destroyed by P killer frost in "worst frost this century." Donald J. Doyle, 51,136 Upsala DOYLE, DONALD J. - Funeral Ave., Sanford. gAys 5t't for Donald J. Doyle. SI. _____________________________________________________ Rd., Sanford, died Friday night of 13 Upi.aia Rd. Sanford. wflO AUG. 8-9 at Seminole Memorial hospital. died Friday, will be held at 10 Altamonte Children's Born in Plainfield, Comm., he a m, Wednesday, in upsala Prebterian Church, Sanford. Theatre presents "Tiger in _________________________________________________________________ , _______ had been a resident of Sanford - --------------~ with Rev Darwin A Shea of. 8 p.m., Altamonte 5,,'. Traction," for II years. He was an dec. •iCiàting Burial in Oakdale Civic Center. Saturday matinee ironic technician for Strom. Cemetery, OcLand in AUGUST!, -Edith P. Kelly, Deltona John M. Harrington, Deltona flowers don ations may b made at 2 p.m. Family enberg.Carlson and a member of ADMISSIONS to Amerin Cancer Society. Winif red C. Stavracos, Harry Stern, Deltona temthimnent. Tickets on sale at Upsala Presbyterian Church. Allq.n Summerhili Funeral Deltona Jamts ft lisenby, Longwood the civic enter. Survivors include his wife, Horrr, DrLind Sanford: Elizabeth W. Boston, Oviedo Sadie M. Capehart, Plymouth Mrs. Betty Lee Doyle of SanLouis Davis Mrs. Steven (Wannetta) OSTERRIETH, MRS. HELEN AUG. 9 ford: three sons, Don, Atlanta, Funeral services for Mrs Helen Duffey & I zby girl, t)eBary DISCIIThGES: optimist Youth Fund "Trash John Ebetsch James and Jeffery of Sanford; C'iterrictli 6,, of Forest tli.lS, Thomas Gallagher Mrs. Freddie (Rachel) & Trcwsure" flea market, Old __________________________ Long Island. N V who died I Theresa Harwood 1. J&.rnes&b,by girl, Altamonte Sanford; Saturday were held at 10 a m. U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza, OAKLAWN, Curtis Rourke today at Glasscolt Funerat Springs Johnnie Adams aim to dark. 1ome. Forest Hills. In lieu of Vetta F. Snyder Mrs. Robert (Suzanne) Santeha N. Brooks f.*ers. the family requests Charlie Williams Lovenbury, & baby boy, Orbie G. Bryant dnatons be given to Grace -Bertha Brown, Deflary Deltona United MethodISt Church Odessa Copper , 'tOMRY CLUB ROAD Fund, Airport Ruildino Raymond N. Hicks, DeBar) Eugene Douglas Margaret A. Hayward, AUGUST3, Viola L Johnson ---------'x'wm' ADMISSIONS: Alt)ert I.. [Ate Edith Fortner, Lake Mary Lucille P. McCall Yesterday's high 92; over- Oliver E. Sjoblom, Lake Sanford: Mary E. McLaughlin nightlow6S.Rainfall.99inches. Mary Charles D. Bridges Janet N. Miller, Deltona Partly cloudy through Henryn E. flirt, Osteen Lenore E. Price, Sanford (S1000 retail value installed in tractor) Thelma Cameron tomorrow. A chance of thunDonna S. Yelvington, BIRTHS Sanford Charlotte H. Corey l with your purchase of a new dershowers, mainly during 1r Olga Young, Sanford William & Mrs. I afternoon and vvening hours. Gladys R. F lowers _ __ . %. Cl ash ________ - -.--f niTM. ART _. - Amer * ca Needs Dose Of Truth In Politics . THE Anti Reds HOSPITAL NOTES -- O Troops, Ford S ,,, JACK ANDERSON SCHOOL Economy Boost AREA DEATHS - -' To CALENDAR . - BERRY'S WORLD KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia known. rorists had agreed to meet him, situation, torious radical group which has Two Japanese were involved In (AP) Terrorists believed A note dropped from a win- lie said the government in. U.S. Embassy officials said carried out a numbei of terror- the raid on Shell's oil refinery in linked with the fanatical Japa. dow said the terrorists de- stnicted him to hold talks with earlier that "four to six" raid- 1st attacks in Europe, the Singapore last January, while nese Red Army stormed the manded the release of seven the raiders after an emergency ers threatened to detonate ex- Middle East and Asia over the three Red Army "soldiers" U.S. Embassy today, seized Red Army m,en jailed In Japan, cabinet meeting. plosives in the building if their past few years. holed up in the French embassy U.S. Consul Robert Stebbins, a a helicopter to take them from Malaysian government demands were not met. A three-man suicide squad of in the Hague last September. Swedish diplomat and other the roof of the building and a sources said the terrorists were About 150 armed Malaysian the Red Army attacked Tel The Red Army is a small hostages. But they let their own Japan Air lines plane to fly Insisting on holding policemen, many of them Aviv's fíxl Airport in May 1972 hard-core ultra radical group deadline pass without carrying them to an unnamed destlna- negotiations with the Japanese marksmen, surrounded the 12- with machine guns and hand estimated ma to number 200 to 300 out a threat to blow up the lion, government through the story American International grenades, killing 24 and in- members in Japan and abroad. building. Sh4'rtly after the deadline ex. Malaysian authorities. Assurance building that also juring many others. Those overseas are coordinatThe ter isis I ircd e"casion- pired A5:30 p.m. lt,cal time (6 Malaysian officials met with houses the Japanese, Swedish In July 1 973, one Red Army ing their activities with Paleal shots from the building hous. a.m. EDT), V. M'nickavasa- the U.S. E1..bassy's acting head and Canadian embassies in the member was amo g four hi- stinian guerrillas. n ing several embassies, wound- gain, Malaysia's commu- of mission, Robert S. Dillon, heart of the cait.al. jackers who commandered a A list of demands in a yellow ing two policemen and a guard. nications minister, arrived at and Japanese Ambassador,. Police sources said the raid. Japan Air lines jumbc jet after envelope was tossed from the Their conditions were not the building and said the ter- Michiaki Sumna, to discuss the ers were members of the noit took off from Amsterdam. U.S. Embassy window, - - Chaos Over Fuel Monday, Aug. A, 173-SA 75 Today " The byproducts of a simple regulation an be disastrous. '0 . I Years back, multimililons of cubic feet of * natural gas were burned as waste In American oiH'ields, increasing our need fr foreign ' " '.5 petroleum. Thereupon Congress passed a law controlling NDUS' the price of gas at a low level, to encourage S-OVEL$ private and industrial use and thus eliminate this •.oi.. I waste. .fl Theplan worked so well that Industry and the turned to gas with enthusiasm. The *n_4 demand for this artificially cheap product grew so rapidly that the development of coal, our most abundant fuel resource, was held back most I ' seriously. It could not compete. Use of gas has been boosted to such heights that we are in danger of running out of this I crucial product with serious consequences to . great sections of American industry and homeowners now dependent on its use. .If we had been more dependent on coal, and — that Industry had progressed at the rate it would fl ,, have, were it not for the government. tmpoeed / cheap price of gas, we would be In a much stronger position today to meet the world oil cartel's price boosts and boycott threats and are discouraging oil companies from selling or We have to wake up and realize what is we would most certainly have made much more happening to this country. Two hundred years exchanging gasoline among themselves to deal progress in developing cleaner coals. That is, Resurrection ago when our founding fathers signed the with surpluses or shortages in stocks in one part of there would have been much heavier pressure Declaration of Independence and the Bill of over the years for the development of the country or the other. Rights, they gave us the freedom of religion, one DON OAKLEY economical methods for removing the sulphur The impact of FEA attempts to manage fuel of our most important unalienable rights in content. resources ought to be studied by Congress. It may fact, the mc't Important freedom given by God There are other examples, compiled by put the conspiracy theory to rest once and for all, Himself! We have (ought so many long, hard Secretary of Commerce Rogers Morton. The wars to insure this freedom and now, Madelyn and put a finger where the problems really lie in enforcement of price controls in the summer of O'Halr is truly wasting it all by attempting to straightening out kinks in the production, 1971, however necessary, came when heating oil You can lead a girl to women's liberation, but would work when there were no children or destroy this freedom. She is undermining the distribution and marketing of fuel. when prices were at their lowest and gasoline prices at very principles of America. This country you can't make her partake of it. the children were of school age and there was their highest One of the obvious kinks is the present price of the season. This freeze, This is the conclusion of originated by the Providence cf God Hirn,self. two researchers who financial need. However. they rarely decided on ttwrefore, encouraged refineriet to use available differential between domestic oil coming on the Benjamin Franklin once said, ",. . And it a studied the careers and family aspirations of 87 a career for the money or status it would provide petroleum to produce as much gasoline and as market at $5.25 a barrel and other oil selling for $13 sparrow cannot fall to the ground without Ills women students during and after their four them, relying instead on their husbands' careers little heating oil as possible, leading to pot a barrel. When oil companies are filling and efllp- notice, is it possible that an empire can e years at a private college. Dr. Shirley Angrist, a for those qualities. shortages. sociologist at Carnegie-Mellon University in tying their storage tanks with gasoline made from without His aid?" The dominant conception among these women The mandatory Import quota system for Pittsburgh, and Dr. Elizabeth Alinquist, for oil from both sources, it is no wonder they are , say the researchers, is that life plans revolve petroleum In the late 1960s, imposed for worthy On our coins and currency are inscribed merly of Carnegie-Mellon and now teaching at around one's family situation. For most of them, having trouble figuring what a gallon is really words, "In God We mist." Is God really objectives, unexpectediy caused major oil Texas State University In Denton, have the desire to work "is not a compdg llb motive." companies to worth, in Whom we trust today?way The it seems, all North defer or cancel almost two thirds of published their findings In 'Careers and ConWhat impact have te feminist movement and their refinery Congress created the web of controls and we trust in is television, sex, violence, expansion programs in the United tingencies: How College Women Juggle with equal employment opportunities programs had States. Instead, the companies built overseas, regulations which now govern the marketing of alcohol, smoking, and the list goes on and on. Gender." on women 'I What America needs today is a different where petroleum could be secured without clasoline. If it wants an explanation for alternate b As reported by Associated Press writer Susan f revolution. Not really so much a political government license. "As scholars and activists, we must un. We exported about 120 floods and droughts of fuel, and for prices that 0 J. Reimer, the two researchers fowid that dur' revolution, but a spiritual revolution. We have ing fortunately reply that while the new feminism billion in investment, two million barrels a day of seem to follow some mysterious pattern, it should got to get back to God. We've got toshow that the college, the women Increased "somewhat" their has certainly raised every woman's con.. refining capacity and 100,000 jobs, desire to work and pursue careers. But while a know where to look. United States Is still "one nation under God" T(daY, President Ford is attempting to correct growing number hoped to pursue graduatesciousness. it has by no means altered the way It was meant to be before It is too late. lifestyles of even a minority of women," y these old misadventures with new regulations The freedom of a person to publicly express original many others rested firm in their Angrist and Almqulst. and controls taxes on foreign oil and a range of family-oriented aspirations, his faith in God without censure is the most other measures, which he does not call AS the college years progressed, enthusiasm TradItional upbringing still causes women cherished right of all time at least it should be! The Senate has approved by unanimous vote regulation, but which the for deferred marriage and child-rearing waned, underplay their own abilities and to strongly same. tAbeling and Disclosure Act of 1975, which sponsw Sen. John V. What I'm siying Is, this is a challenge for all By the senioryear, half of the women were going value family goals, they contend. Whether or not T'urwiey calls "an important victory for the Americans conThe program is enthusimetically backed by of us let us get up and do something about this, steady, engaged or already married, this is necessarily "unfortunate" is, of course, a Morton, the sumer." very man who has pointed with Let us prevent Madelyn O'Hair from destroying Indecisiveness In career choice remained until matter of intense argument. The Democrat insists that the law, If approved by horror to the serious mistakes of yesteryear's our freedom of religion and from abolishing the the spring of the senior year, and after But in any event, it would seem that despite all controls. the House and signed by President Ford, will ease the energy very principle of the foundation of the United graduation, the majority of the women opted for the publicity that has attended the feminist crisis without increasing the Inflationary burden. But here we should take pause. The new States. We ci,n defeat her. All we need is a traditional feminine fields. High school teaching movement, so far it has merely added a new set regulations Briefly, the act would require labeling of automobiles mid million signatui'es and the Lord's may be wise in the extreme. TI, y help to back us was the occupation most often chosen. of pressures to those which young women have may be essential to major home appliances with a statement of annual estimated national security and to the up. The women unanimously agreed that they always faced. operating cost. It would also demand detailed "energy guides" economic stability of this country. with information on energy characteristics and suggestions on efficient use. But with cars and appliances, the habits of the user often dtrynIn. tv.rjutinc, rvMr nc dpmAncfrnt,4 hu bP' LDV.hatwean performance reported by motorists and postedgas mileage potenUalofncwcars-alreadyruilredbyfederallaw, - .- - -1 - I I , BRIEF 188 Killed In Jet Crash Controls 7. - - . Terrorists Storm Embassy, Seize Consul '* - WORLD RAY CROMLEY I -- - iamiaain~~L-..-_ _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN _... a' 2 . "n' 67 Funeral directors who care rnesns I column by 2 In th. Too sn,aiI for anadto LIe noticed or effective? Yu're rear this one! 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I • _ Griffith On Hand __ - ( C - - I . •. -. • IAII r el UM vvuIEJ, V I \ ____ - I -t ______ - 2. j------- - - • --'I - — 1'1rga'%r • I UI -— - - - -- • — _____ _____ MrIf r - , JI - -- - - =I -5- ' -- ,' -- _L _____________ f)ktrfrk and Mike Rape Back row, same order Eddie Bernard, Duane Lee, pv ew .1e em L ue in ft On do I OflI"flT ç — 1 ' ' -. - b p.m. gasr1e tomorrow. tossup for the left field and catcher's positions. Stadium. .. a team loses it is out, unlike the district - whIch 1 today: Chris Riggrns, right field; Ed Bussa, IthPe. • u I I._,i I I I -_____ - Free Tickets for the 7 30p in I., J I V I - - -- . - National League - MOntreal - HOustOn Beck, once a player himself, Stromberg.Cnrlson, First area McDonald's. cessful year in 1921 with Seminole, C1a,e and Co., family, when he batted .383. U I I - enough to make him the master the eighth pulled DetroIt Into a Texas. Caltmfornta's Nolan Ryan termg the Oakland A's. Boston's 100th of the season. innings, then relnjured a groin j I PAUL SPLITTORFF •, J homer gave him tilts In 21 con- straIght game and 23rd in their sixth -- streak in the maJors this sea- when Rick Burleson walked, red-hot Red Sox to a 6-4 victory scored on Doyle's single the It"ague in dcx tot bills, ac- we've had." I I INJ BRIEF ____________ U__ ASCS delighted to start gaines with d sermon to make It that much niori All MIurftari - BATTED L._ l i... - - L - - —ii __________________ IN—Lu thoughts, it is belie%ed, that a - r — -- organization raised nearl) fiscal timn— songs that Ihadh.d ffl dt tr old IflOttkr uhi lo' abin in lo ' awfui lot of credit goes DaeIl," Ou sai 'He sure has done a lot of ork )fl this thing' Mudra ti en trae1ing throughout Honda and head to u said, (aoodb'e, boys,Iam done sith t liI sayrng Beach, Tampa, Lakeland, Atlanta and Quincy "(.ir support has really been extraordinary," Mudra said "It S primarily L'ecause the football supporteis in ____________ ____________ lie gave up the wild and assistart coaches The recruiting regions Include Tampa, _____ eln me that (lit- because i trmd to trot s r' , S Le q C ri k Inrelgionuy auuetes PSU had a network of booster cluIx under former Coach lull Peterson but the organization psed under former Coach Larry Jones, who %d5 fired after the dismal 0.11 ' '.d. tat the athletes are have alumni invokement you have to go to a lot of palzts to soiace or assistance or __j e ess o sa, no a dteesshar -REV. BILLY SUNDAY quarterback for the New York Montreal (Warthen S 4) at HOME RUP4S—Luiiki, Phi, problem to that of the Catholic HOuStOn (Cotgfoyt 00) at STOLEN BASES—Lopes, LA, night arm gun down someone,' Nc*rn Evans, a preacher-man per cent desire, i.nd His desire the other player moved on, in recruiting and is confident his staff can keep the organizations are providing housing and transportation c on recruiting trips and finding summer jobs P ers. Not only do some fans view would be hard to keep out of the the Fellowship of Christian think the football praying is a alive today I would picture a 146 r There are a lot of hazards as well as benefits in geWng __________ Mdlock. Chi, 135; Millen, NY. and then the execution iii Wy), 000 in the recently-ended ballpla)ers whose names were world renowned, wrote ho arc members for er.ample tinie taking home $107,530 in the 5-10 handIcapping contest Rivera who had won tow smaller amounts at the track — • • combined seven-hit pitching of the division honors, row find uprising in the first inning that BO :rou: h 39 73 34 33' i Watson, Htn, 76; Staub, NY, 72. together pitcher Tom Dettore high. Classic at K tab ' Co peat as National League West wick. Eric Soderhoim's three-run - The Cincinnati Reds. the (with) or far ahead of any club its second-game victor) Two- Dodgevs. DAVE CONCEPCION and pecuniar) benefits, fur cxample of Billy (,raharn , 146 0 Petry Te* on man coaches RUNS -1 IN—Lynn, Money seems to be the Guiding KC 2) Mtrel at 1Nw York 7 (I P JOnes homer in the fourth inning and fice fly in the ninth gave the "1 BATTED S*n Francisco S9, Houston 4 Rose, Cm, 34. Grubb, SD, 2$; appears anornolous if not Millan. NY, 26 blatantly hypocritical. Atlanta S. San Dgo CincinnatI 3, Los Angeles I TRIPLES—Kessinger. Chi. , The Rev. William J. Sullivan, ,.' U ThelleraidServices ' T, 324; Mun ' -- Monday Aug.4 l7S-7A • - another re1ious and quasi. proselytizing gloup. 13111 Glass andJiiii Files, for two, gave up their pro football careers for a By IRA BERKOW RUNS— C65t1. PhJ 79, Lopc's. mean ii more solid effort on LL' LA 74 M&gan Cir, 72 Rose field Torn Landr) of U Dallas Cm 11 Monday Chi 61 Grit Cowbo)s and Don Shula of tt. 461 70 lt uame 15 mnnngs • .. . Si SI Diego - - RUNS en Mm 44 60 473 19 w,t 7) 31 651 — C4ncnnati 7JNN BECk ------ ... - 6? 40 626 (M;tcheli 10) at a ScoH Mu Bos' Minnetota (HuQhej 9 $) , Tn 20 °' a SI in) "Y T 01 1 - :- - Greater Sintord Chamber of Atlantic National Bank of lucky V/ella, Michael Wright, Ken Perry, Wayne -— __________________ seeondofamoPar American Lsgue Chicaoo (Wood 1113) (ni PITCHING (ID Decso,$)— train togetherness, epuiall) 13$) at EckecsIeyCIeS3 727 ?20 n the ational Football Tuesday s Games ILague It began several years Wise 146 4 t )'\ N Krlder and Jullan Stenstrom former broadcaster -- P aY' The AllStars left Sanford at noon yesterday 6 and f Beck, ho will be 90 ea old at the end of September, has ll%ed in Sanford for 24 sears base, Duane Lee, third base, Mike Link, second Leaaers American LIIqUC NeW York '2 Cleveland 1 1st McRac KC Cleveland ) New York 7 2nd DOUBLES—McRa MlflC5Ot6 7 Chica Chamber of Commerce and a . aseoaii . £ the last 38 wIth the Twins' organization Eight teams ha'e won dl5trlct eents to earn the I W I Pct. O Carew,?,n, 66 42 6)1 --- Minnesota Twins President I the loser's bracket to win the District IV tour- II I M nda Aug. 4. 1nS-4A I ______ - Evening Hera Sanfo Fl. Picture Christ As A Tackle 'MaorLeague Baseball -- - -- - , - ____________________________________ I _ - 1 I - - .- - ______________ • A Foxhole Belief In God? EI!SCOREBOARP___ ____ — • — ____________ I — - ____________________________ ____ I,i Il —' ________- ---- defenses, which had to worry about Anthony Milt May knocked In five runs second . 'ace with S' n Fran with changing the outcome of doubleheader split with s Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, former Miami Portland 71, Then on a second and eight on the Csonka gained 99 yards and Kiick scored three have to worry about him as a passer. Danny Ozark changed his cracked a 6-6 tie in the sixth With the Sun traIling, 15-14, In the fourth Cl b 'ear $ r A paid crowd of 2,732 turned out in Stokes game ttrt Cantrell°'s one-yard lunoe accounted for Don Nelson of Boston Billy Cunnirwhnm of Phiiade1ria _____ University of Southern California Well, now I'm with a southpaw pass to tight end Chuck Bradley, from one ard out Wi 38 seconds to pla) tkfense bottled up Chicaf'o The Winds missed - ': first-inning single, was enough homer in the fourth Inning arid Ford hit a bases-loaded double ____________ a no-hitter. The Kansas City eighth gave Splittorif all the ning that gave u 'FwIns their rode John Mayberry'3 two-run nine games of the A's In the three-run double to a 5-0 ____ ____ ____ _______ _____ 1 vIctory vrr the 1)dgeis. .- Yanks 12-2, IndIans 1-3 Brewers 1, Orinles I - - Bonds drove In two runs apiece In Sunday's other American hitter, losing a no-hit bid on a enabled the Yanks to breeze League action Milwaukee heat seenth.tnning single b) Lee past C1eclarid in their opener 4altimor 41. CalifornIa May, and Bobby Mitchell horn- Rico Carty's two-run homer in downed Texas 5-4 and, in a pair ered to help the Brewers beat the eighth l'ining brought the of doubleheaders, Minnesota Baltunore, who fell games Indians back in the nightcap swept Chicago 7-4 and 12-9 and back o Boston in the East and handed Billy Martin his To triumph, their ae:.'ond in a - ,_.—' ' / I I option to help set up the winning score in the talents. Ue first Uuee games of pected to wrap up his first World Horseshoe Pitching title final five games of the 35-game rain-delayed meet. Total estimated attendance for the five WFL _________ _ Curt Day of Frankfort, Intl., and Mark SeiP)old of Hun. ,;- . - , -Petty Unhannv I runs with a double and a homer In the nightcap after former ___ I :1 II I .' - ..- r - . ____ ' - :" -V F b i).. - ' -/ 4.. • - ' I fl 44 t P _ thesameway Pett) backed into himself which pigeon hole he wanted to occupy, 'I do the basics," he admitted lie is a fourth major league team, It is corn- Martin said of the team with which he not a fing manager I can get the point He built division titlists in Minnesota 1957 "They're really pulling for each players make too much money for It to League's Western Division -ther teams don't expcL" to be a disciplinarian Virdon. And by Sunday, he had a 21 hottest properties, ') It may have been "All I care about Is what they do In the York. to leces rw'ota Twins in 1969 and took them to Calvin Griffith fired him because, son snapped, Just the way $16,000 of the $102,000 purse, of the spitball by Gaylord Perry r circle when I lost Daytona Petty the last 20 laps after the At issue ias the fmnis& in In 1971, he managed the Detroit Tigers e r . 1 — It was a typical Gene 1($-degree heat, allowed playoff victory In the rich "It was" mused G.'ne The "pretty lair shot" in - tournament, iet up a i r toirnarnept until I got the o o ni e . compotitive ace, Littler throughout the world, was off a seen this year. He came t'zKlet1ar 66 that chester Country Club had the lead alone, had (4 se. ' aiy thance at all." - — _ year-old delight of milhlcris ' 1 Watching the opening of stories killed" said a I1W83 face" ntthg — ,nd missed it. - top tier of seats. "It feels f men PopsOrcheatra, which UI t zcng space, the eri S ra Dixieland musicians for awhile," a woman with r 72nd hole i a r Iar'or 0.,- six 3,0W (iras from giant speakers trig Jaime Fillol 6-2 6-2 Satur- I)Derner of Awtralia snapped times by rain at Louisville The bled by injuries the past eight second followed by 1974 semi final was postponed because of fling streak to capture the Ms a 2-I lead in the first set before a in the final set to overtake the teart earlier had upset third In the 40-lap U.S. Auto Club sprint c race. - p- un and Umul ltainjrez of lIaIIIpshirL litlt im1l be horn son won despite clouds of oil 5 hours to complete, wa enth tnium1 h at Terre Haute Dolphins training camp have taught Oklahoma looking better. Miss Evert the younger sister smoke pouring out of his Mer- sto1iped for more than an hour and earned l.mii $1,1, State's Cleveland Vann that he'll have to drive "At first he was a little bit confused about of Chris Event, her first loss by a thundershower. "lie beat knsser by about hard if he gets the linebacker slot he's aiming assigrunents,' Shula said. "But this past week, since July 2. Petty, about live seconds Bobby Allison, who started on two Inches," a USAC spokes. for. he seemed to be picking them up better." While Connors, the defending '' 1 I II I " ". - COPY SERVICE ______ 1 S up. hut he cleared $10,000 Sun- ran s oni, tin ap 22 22.by-ZG..fooj .. , ., wn en- photo "I didn't want to go over $2 third-turn wall in the only wall I1 crowd" satm'4 , director ti' I )utchOpenandtheWa.shirigton is sLeded first while Julie Hel - rlfllllC'n in 1971 %Ith a imni at t - - root 270 feet but nals of the $100000 Louisville tournament victor) in nearly Indianapolis md cury. I fl 'I band 1e 1,z-,,our •ree of his • Two tournaments get under- layed the match for 25 minutes men's champion, will not be on ia this week. JIrnm) connors before Vilas ran off 12 straight hand, the defending ladies ti- Miss I)ot'i-ntr, sho won the Atlantic City, N.J., stop on the / $ - The winner will meet Vilas Wimbledon hainpion Arthur for (tie title Tuesda). Behind Pett s Dodge were Be tenhau.sen swept in front on Racing Grand National stock laps down, Rmchard Chlldres.s in car nice It Pocono Inter- a (.tievrolet him, the Rangers didn't. . - ... - As a matter of fact, this has spitbalLs against the Cleveland Indians to there seemed to come to a head over a d By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRF CO fli 0 -. __________ Phibdeliia, under new coach Willie Wood, won season play. But Davis, who gained 102 yards on 23 carries Jacksonville 27-a, Philadelphia beat Hawaii 21- Corcoran. Bell quarterback Sonny Sixkiller games off the pace with their doubleheader loss to the Pi rates, leaders in the NI., East Bichie Hebner drove in four I __________ ______ John Walton threw for two second-period Carl Morton pitched And Anderson, thi Clocirinati B ' manager, won't let anybod' hee rig sng e else's Injuries detrac' from the are now 2 games itinu tl4e Padres rousing Reds recou "All I hear about are In Cubs 6-1, Cards 37 I Quarterback Mike Ernst threw touchdown throws a very tight 3plral," said Sun Coach Tom 25,166. The third-place Mets startel Atlanta inched closer to taking more balance." - liiniiingham tton' inc sin i opener A Dodgers. "The 19'O club had . . -. - .. Football League victory over Portl.rnd on Sun. score the winning touchdown on the next play. attempt to run for the extra point. came the winning pitcher with run double and a single to lead said Dave Concept:Ion, WhO : •4 t) I Carson s winning speeu of .1 L - , -¶ Lii mite. I we been pretty disappointed in my I 1 race, Among those who were , ' lie said his playing at the Dolphins camp im" The 25-year-old Texan still Is a long shot In ' the pits. NCAR distance. tires, included Arne cas Mark buoniconti, Mike rules give a driver three lap.s to In Terre Haute, md., Gary l)onoh'je and Mario Andrcttj. M;itber-i. come into - camp Saturda) night, while his former "I've been worrying about busting assignments. ing his Brabham BT44B tcvic- alsoscnipered unt:placetoLnterctpass?o I who was black-flagged two laps the first time this r-ith iltgued of finish, - I a okii Doug wft and Bob FREE PICKSUP - but the Sun offered a bettercontract. As it turned salary s,vuverew •..e System ' , - ________________ Picked Up One Day ' - LeaI In not a j unusual for the financially-troubled PLUMBING , - 17 Sanford Ave. 322 6d2 PRlNT R I eviZa lMr OI — r ____ ___________________ �. - . . I P I A. _Alw Ll~ - 4 _; _ . 1 I, _ .- _~ - MR- 1 $A— Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. 4, k , 10 I still assess you a penalty. This would stop this kind Of " thin g I the e W which ting to the idea of lifting em- increases through the postal Stone said. The senator said he business" Stone said. • • [ worn es me more Wrapping up his question and bargoes on Castro and Cuba, treasure," Stone said. "I feel felt some sale of grain to but I differ with them we are not in public suvlce for Soviets would be good, but the than that is an rn- answer portion of the program, We would do pp"tu t profit but to sere the people question is how much Is too crease in the price of Stone predicted there would be a breakthrough in arms aid for hurt Florida tta4he What this country needs at much," pointing out that the •.. m eat." Turkey soon. tropical fruit an't'h'ble present is an example of self. American corn crop might be £ — enaior tone "All that is needed to bring a I__markets by lifting the em- restraint and it should come short if drought conditions — " breakthrough about Is for bargo," Stone said. "Plus the from the Congress. prevail in Iowa and parts of the .. ' '1 ' Secretary of State (Henry) fact that we have lost thousands "We ask to enter a contract Midwest. 7 -L :'i "Should this continue, then Kissinger to certify that there of dollars in the seizure of wi th voters when we run for American investments in Cuba office and become elected of- we will be short ourselves in the stand when Congress has been some progress made .. feed corn, which would force resumes work after the current in the Cyprus problem, Stone and the detention of political ficials. If a pay increase is to said. "And I r. -te that this prisoners by Castro continues. imposed, it should come for the the price Of beef up," Stone recess. ~ said Stone told the gathering there progress has begun Just I 'sen the Organization of next term not this one or , The senator said he plans to would be some tax reform in the yeste rday with an excha nge of American States has been one the official has been elected question Agriculture Secretary next session of Congress, but it refugees." excluded from entry into the to serve," he said. i V Stone said his reception in Stone said the timing of 11 Earl Butz on Sept. 4 about the might be, "slow in coming." / i t , , , , proposed Congressional pay amount of grain which is being Stone is currently sponsoring Sanford was 'the warmest I've Stone urged citizens to "write increase was "very poor." negotiated between the U.S. a measure which would prevent received during the current 1 . the Congressional leaders and the Internal Revenue Service tour of Central Florida." "We are at the bottom of a and Russia. L express yourselves about this . 11 ,, That will be either under I IRS)from levying penalties on Stone was guest of honor at a -. . recession and this is just not the 09 _11-~ issue The senator told oath or under television ligh ts," persons who they (IRS) assist cocktail and fish fry outing last ____________________________ time to do it I hope gathering that he is CO Presidentiilketothemeasure Stonesaid 'But twill ask him in making out returns and find night at the Mayfair Country sponsoring Legislation against errors later Club He left Sanford today for , and ti he does I'll vote to for details' lifting the boycott of Cuba and 17 Stone is on the Senate You kno they do that noi an lppearant & in Orlando sustain the veto should there 11!,rir-Li to press the issue -to the an attempt to override," Stone Agriculture Committec and If IILS helps you with a return Ix,fore leaving Central Florida .Senator 111chard.Stone chats with Seminole County Engineer and Mrs. Bill Bush. (Herald Photo b limit" asked for Butz tobe returned to and makes a mistake, then they for the Miami area sai d Gordon Williamson) Stone said he felt It was up to The sena tor predicted an C to "set an example" increase in food ices should du ring the current economic the proposed sale of grain and problem by not voting itself a feed corn to Russia go through y increase as expected pa,, Both Lawton (Sen. Lawton "The price of bread and such Chiles. D-Fla.) and I voted no will go up. but the thing which - ______ - ___________________ I& - PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE " 'kUH SUNDAY MONDAY AUGUST 4 THROU Tecicher Salary Talks Deadlock %I --_~_~ ___~.I_-,_.-=--_ -.. - __ r000 11TAMM ''I'''OiSd Ihst FJI , 1611oral Q131 I . . \\\ . . . . . s Ifld,aflh('terL)tI'ideJ4. 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'1 Maxwell House Coffee ALL A iN Till FOLLOWING CITIES PINE $2.05 H WY. 17-92 SA N FO R 0 PAY NoU5P6uji wit" I coupoNl I 11E, I 11 ll i INTER S TATE MALL PWY. 4u 'tLTAMONTE SPRINGS TYPOONAPHICAL 11111101S. -9 ____ - S ----- 'Ll t PRICES GOOD M V P. cfrN J k__.__~_ .I O(EçA POTATO PA I 1 9 U :0 ,:.oupo,..,! Mary shop in a hospital as my olun As a result,seen task forces Mrs -such as ... gun ____ .Z_11-V----'#,1_ r i - __ _V._, - __~~._!~_Amg, . arrangement. I have never would advise a patient t ,, control," "forgethi wife Kirkh am said Our to do his in y an .- lion. But it's still an advocate of Feminists Union. It's a task president cI the Cleveland, car e a bout that?" high interest to members were handguns," psychiatrist to set up a series of voltutteer work for women, and force session of the Junior Ohio, Junior League. Last year Mrs. Kirkham ac- establishe-1: the arts, criminal three-way sessions between on this score the league League - that elite organMrs. Kirkham, mother of cepted the Cleveland league's justice, the elderly, the enThe Junior League was bush" wift and doctor to dingrees sharply with with ization of wealthy and socially three and wife of a real estate invitation to become its presi- %ironment, youth, women's role founded in New York City in discuss wbere matters stand. It NOW and other feminist organ- prominent women execu'lve, has lived in Cleve. dent this year in society and the city of (levi'. ioi by debutante Ma Barn might even turn out that there izations. The Association of Junior land Heights, a weal th y suburb, "I just de cid ed that the time land. man, sister of Averell Ham- is no psychiatrist! I.,eagues of America, the head. almost since graduation from had come that I was either go. "We are definitely trying to man, the diplomat and former DEAR ABBY: I've been . ew £ or • ,o,ernor, The g g a ,or near1> a ndividually incorporated and early 1970s, she said she someth.ing,', site Said. service-and ented dozen young women, many leagues, insists that the Junior went through a period of "disOne of the projects developed projects," said Mrs. Kirkham, .i romot I t and I've even consider 1e of them dressed in blue jeans, League and IL' members are enchantment" with the league, by the Cleveland league under The service projects — hospital that's still marrvin — por her , important. but fl . I . th ere are discussing the victimization changing. which she had joined fresh out Mrs. Kirkham was an attempt and museum volunteer work of wom1l(n Rape.What can be "NO' itJ National Organ- of college "as part of a whole to find out more about league continue. But social action prodone about it'' Job dis- Izat.ion for Women) and other life et since I was born, members themselves, grams are increasing In Cleve cyimination. How can it be wcmen's organizations arc con"I was really on the verge of Questionnaires - asking such land and elsewhere. stopped? Prisop . What are cerned with women'? issues and resigning," she said, "because things as "Who am 1?" "Who "We've sent representatives I women subjected to when con- so are we, " says Mary D. Poole I felt the league was risking ir- was I?" "Who will I become?" to Washington to support ctr/ fined? Day care. How can a of Albuquerque, N.M., relevancy. "What do I need now?" — were tam legislation. And we've tak. ,, '( working mother provide a good president of the association and hen I was a pros Lsional distributed to members to try to en very strong stands on pro. —\ ' cnironment for her " also a member of NOW (the first phase of member de v elop a profile of the ijiem posed legislation within the / .0' Playground Results Told Mr. and Mrs. Cluirles It. Brabban Sr., 221 Forrest Dr., Sanford announ(e the ment of their (Laughter en~'Mary ageElizabeth to Alfred Fos Greene Jr.,skn of Sir. and Mrs. Alfred F. Greene Sr., 3001 Jewett's Lane, Sanford. The bride-elect, born Jacksonville, graduated from Sh,e is presently employed as a teller at First Federal Seminole in &,inford. Alfred Greene born in Sanford is the'grandson of the late ,Mr. and ,Mrs. J. J Petras of Sanford; Mrs. %l ictorM. Greene of Orange City and the late Victor Greene of & Ile is a 1972 graduate of ' . . iT V-911 Seminole high School and pin)cd on the golf team. He graduated from Florida Technological University June IT75 with a bachelor of science (kgr((. uidispres.ntly working on his masters degree at M. The couple plan an 18 wedding at 2 p.m. in Central Itaptist Church, Sanford ,I Winners during the last week Girls' Basketball Finn y Sanford Recreation Bishop, Patti Brooks, Gail Summer Whitted. Boys'Basketball: rine of Department's - 10 years, J.C. Johnson, Mark Contest: nine and under, Billy . Tamm, E.Iise Freeman; nine Gipson, Robert Jasa; 11 - 13 ,and over, Terry Reck, Paul years, Julius Griffin. Ronald Oinoletski, Kristine McCook. Walker, INlike Cotton. ~ - _ .,." LAUNDROMAT "" .V :~ Dry i' . .X ... . Cleaning at budget' .. prices and coin laundry .,, ..: service in a pleasant at. -'-'. muspPiere Open 7 a m :: daily. located at . . %I %. FARWAY PLAZA % :-... : - - 71 3229739 Try it you'll like it! -- --- I............. .. ..: '. : :.: . .. ... ....... . 61 ~i 4 I -.,-- -- - co mpany' was hired by Arno to provide the best conditions for person crew. It will be flying tethered flight. alftugh it is anchored by tether ropes, at 30 cities across the nation as often possible to fly all day, Ms. dunn' as much of the day as ' "° markting promotion. Wlley added, Even if flights for wind and weather permits, C!audlp Willey, aeronaute riders are not possible, the Rides will be given on a firstheads the flight team, tm balloon, when airborne, is an come, fir-it served bafis. Free aeronaut certificates extensive experience in awesomcslght. ItLs8o feet high . c bic feet of will be presented to each person ballooring. and holds many aad hol flying in the balloon , Free iron- intarnatbonaI balloon llcvn.ses. air. ~__r 1. . ._, I t ! V' t. ,, 4 .. - -. . ~;v ;1_ . 0N i!~'. 1_!reW5ZN.&., ),'4~~,~~-ej " (I . 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So gentle, yet it captures a firm curl and keeps the style In fantastic shape JTIU1 i A"_L-t-xz~,- '- DRESSES ~ 11 0 %#1 I .__.,_ ., -__ __ , -1-,:--1_1V,, I- ". - I i~i~~t -i~ ji, - _ ~Ji - :*-*-:... . . ...... I . h WIN (I ri Complete : .... -/ , --\ 1 ,_ , II Permanent 1 25.00 : .. I% i '4\ 1 vixk~ - , )., IS ase For Tinted or Rogular Hair . . II ,I . Special :: .:. ::.. . :: . :: '.: , . .: '' . : ~ - e Iene - 1. '.,. . ::.. " of . I COft Wit" I YOU PAY Hollmn s MoyoniIss WIT" IIii the same place as F, serioufly doubt that any heard of an v girl or woman % ho psychiatrist worth his salt has (or iouldi consider such a , state MARYLAND: I DEAR Volunteer ? She stresses ftnt the public Of' Patches will be given to have the opportunity (or free spectators and aeronauts alike, will be allowed to ride in the rLje.. in t basket of an 80 foot Arno Aristocrat balloon balloon only when air curren ts light4r balloon LWs Thursday, is The owned by the American Light permit absolute safety for the The balloon, sponsored by Arno Adhesive Tapes. manufac- Aviation Company of Chicago. riders. Nis. Willey aLw stated bestationedat It was the subject of:nEmurny that children under 12 must be turers award-winning teature on accompanied by a parent. r? will NIVIO I ONE 3.LS. BAG 1I Gold thdal Flow Not "Our heads are very much in ship), Mey put me in a soda berswp. ing group, nor is it a meeting of - We understand that some wasn't even aware that he had young ladies will conceive a been seeing one until after his child for a barren couple therapy was completed. through artificial insemination. My husband is highly We are not rich, but we can motivatedbutcan'tdoanything afford someonewelltodo in moderation. This applies to this for us; we are neither inoil takingmedici ne, l he take good care of the girl during gets Involved In. he r pregnancy'. Now he says he has a new We are concerned, howeer , shrink who has advised him to about the legal aspects of this forget his wife and two teenage arrangement children, and to "do his own Our f riends and relatives are th1fl' equally di vi ded a bo ut such an I'd like to know wtiatm the idea. We would appreciate yow hell this doctor thinks my opinion and advice and any husband has been doing for the information you can provide to last 22 years without any in- help us locate such a girl. terference from me. NAMEIXM IF PRINTED Your advice would be greatly DEAR NAMELESS: First. appreciated, co nsult with a la wyer about the MARYLAND legalities of such an f It's riot a consciousness-rais- L-$ . his shrinks and many times I o unteer , 71 WS 13 IF - Dr. Bill Delaporte (top) gives a lion cub (held by curator Lois Central Florida residents will ~ _____ I PLAIN or SELF-RISING I I I PRICES EFFECTIVE THPIJ UNDAYAUG.)O,ITfMS OFU*ED FOS SAlE AE NOT AVAiLABLE TO OTHE1 RETAIL 0171 _ ' Become An Instant Balloonist SANDWK HIS* NLriflWIlEZiLW , --- L , CINt4 12 ontsPLAIN PKG. SUGARED Apple Pies ____ . Phase7bringsyoi. an exciting new concept in --------- - ' NOVELTIES I ' ', I ixie _____ I I I I ' I. . ~ I 17 I., . - , Oviedo high School in 1974 She ___ was secretary of Student .____ Go vernment and a member of _____ Ilep Club. f - _~w ny Miss Brabban is the grand. (Lau ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs Jonathan hlrabban, ' Beckley, W Va and the late Mr. arxi Mrs. Louis Victor ARY BRABBAN ' Hughes, St Louis, Mo -- ____ I SLICID )LoA's I - 1 - MARVEL 11 11 II - , JurySelectionSlated 81 JI! ______________ I .1 ,. I = " ____ ~ I 01 _ _____ I ...• 48-01. BOTTLE ____ F I I I '4 - I I • i - dv : I ~': $3.00 PURCHASE — - __ I I II1 — ,I I I - -!1II1fIi , _________________________________________________________________________________ WITH EVERY ~ G %Rr L CUT CHICKEN CROQUETTES MEAT LOAF CHAR BROILED PATTIES "hind him" (larrfett)in not granting awaiver Moore said lf the City Fire Department granted a waiver the liabilit would "be right on our (city) bath" for the safety cC the prlsoners awl Sheriff's Department personnel __________ )%,P Ins ME M, , 4 wuruu p ' LII %." If BLADE iipitørc UETTES I I Area Engagements SETTING OR BART.111 PIARS . EFUR QUEEN QUICK - - - children PER IF1 A .'SUPER-RIGHT'' HEAVY W LB. cis P1' / 4 IIñtIR La I1 wimvyat8 - ~oif BAG CUT over _IiII — ... .._, - and i Donoghue. Both veterinarians - --. - / EDITOR'S NO11F.' - The Junfor Ltague Is changing, hccom- It I .411 I gruvth and deca', ih,n't tt,re onions near raw union 2' To I 11 \ • I ff,ivor i% notentirriv know: llungenc% (if relat ed to vahety. gr(rwing Imations and onil,make the difference. Dry storage is de'tirable incc humidjit, encoura g es ._;;~e I or League Says Yes 0 I by rubbing wit a raw onion' , policied hras rnarnrn iIl t :h1 w th a %oft cloth dip;wd in ~itded onionWhe th er n-ti you tr the'ie tip--. (bert' facili ty. The jail is corziected to the courthouse, Knowles w)i the ruling means the city can "not regulate for fire, safety, etc." "Therefore," Knowles states "we (city) could not waiver requirements if they are not under city jurisdiction." Kmwles, in a memo to Vihlen, requested any meetings between the county and city officials be held with Mite piresei t. In supporting the Sanford rice chief's position, Greerie said, "There is alwa)s the possibility of leaving the existing doors there, if another door of the appropriate width (2 inches) is provided." - I I 11 0 I I know that tin poIihed to a bright spark le ______ • , OU ______ \_i - 1 . , I - , .. - Abby liel, 10~ J,I -_-~ - 1 .P~ - -~_ I - --A~_ -_M------' !T - .j* --~ - q 1 11- __ . - - ear / / -- 1 11 "per'onalitv traits" grandma may have DEAR ABBY: Every year, our section of four neigh. borhood homes is subjected to a disgraceful display of an uncovered rear end of a 68-year. -- - I never revealed. _____ - U . I - Onion may hold the distinction I ofbe'ing etable carable of making the on1v cry anvone nti deipite their mood But there area few other onion be 01 I .0 i. Know Your Onions an I _Jr_1-1.*V_~-_--,_ - ' I BYABIGAIL VAN BUREN -- U V i ew Nothing Butt donate their services to the Central Florida Zoo (Herald • I ob1ect - - &- -, P - , -: , p . - _ I II ---'Y!1?! (ltd - 4 I ' 1 Sanford regarding expansion and oWafing of the courthoum scheduled tomorrow btfore si at the Orangc-Semlnole cirt-Ait court Judge Joe A. county line. Cowart Jr. In the robbery Second trial on the week's trial of a l7-year.old Apopka docket, as announcnd in Judge ed as an adult. C0Wart's court this morning ju venile P,,-,', Anthony Praton Jr. will be Byron J. Padford, 21, of of 3221 Walton Road, Apopka, Orane County, who Isaccused %v,1s indicted In mnnecUon with of felony Nov. 2, l91, robbery of a marijuavt. i . ins tance, - t \ kt t' . , ..- ~.!!~~ ~ .00 # ____ Ir I -Of - 1 ! ' For I r ____ k A*L ad ti • a - 4~ 1_11;; - - 4 ____ ,, NWANN r I . - =_ I T - I J --am __ 1 I. ~ - ___________________________ q w W'I I I I W I I 'W*- I q,,,(*d to b. readily ovo,lob • or :. * I@ of of belo- the advertised price r— I I — i't $ - — _____ ~_ I I ' fr`~ "0400'0I advert i sed IA( k 4,1975- i parLiie In this piit1on 1 1a She wears a very short dress -and bends from the waist in- problem. stead of stooping or crouching. I orce told her how comfortable argument (usually about slacks are, and she launched politics), she gets very ang into a tirade about how tin- and she bites me! Della has feminine they were. bitten me on the cheek and also 11cr garden Is in full view of on the hand W he n she bites she our patio, and we can't en- actually draws blood' tertain or sit out there because ' floes she need help1 this v,onim ruins the view. ONCE IIITTE N iv Would you pleam comment? DEAR ONCE: Yes! And If Sign this you don't get help (mtdicajj alter ha vi ng been bitten by a "SEEN ITALI DEAR SEEN' Th e direct human the effects be approach is usually the best serious (A human bftec:n be , -:~ `~` 7 one. Why not tell your neighbor more dangerous than ftt of an frankly that if she doesn't like animal ) Della's obvious 11' -" 4~- ~~ 1A slacks, she should wear a inability to curb her temper is - a longer dress while gardening. II)MOOmatic of a deeper II DEAR ABBY: I am married emotional problem. _ to a 55-year-old wealthy DEAR ABBY: Sly wife M - - I 'A President of his o%n company. cannot bear children becau3e of ---. -___ ___ - I X I V . . . 1 r~ During our 22 years of surgery; she has one child from marriage, he has felt the need a previous marriage I am to consul t periodi cally wi th 1IlingtoadoptbutIwouldIlke i.4 - I /; . I 111III1'I'1II4I F1 T1 County AtUfney Thmi Rumberger sUUng the County Com- Sanford Mayor Lee Moore said "),he was -IW per cent ' I - 'I - I (Continued From Page-IA) cuunty to widen the doors, which 'th1en says would be "major construction arid costly." Vihlen also said the county plaos to replace the facility within two years The county has spent more than 14,000 to restore the jail and the sherif Vs deparlinent is.Ven&g approximatiely S1,00D per day to house prisoners in cl!rroundmg jails The Sanford Fire Department has Jwi.sdiction over because ltlsin the city limits, according to County Fire ip Joe McCluan. But, Harriett says an attorney general's opinion is bemgsought on who has jurisdiction over the facjflty Ilarrlett says there wlllbe"nochinge"Inhisref usalw grant . ... __ __~~__ I , _1i ("' ."" t" , , ____ 3. ___ _ ~ - '41 ~ *-,_ __ . ~1 t I ot k, tendent in charge of finance, maintains it's all the county can come to the negotiating table afford. Pelley cites uncer tain and explain the board's position economic conditions as the relating to financial matters. main reason for holding the line arriett X! - - t-::!- - — - I 1 r 1*4 e ,t& ______ - 7/ . Monday, Aug. Th ____ _________ - ,14:,F%;:~,.~_f~- I - - .- AUGUST 10. , , Continued From Page-IA) $2(X) offer "ridiculous. . . it's a Roger Harris, the school disgrace." Di rector 1111 ____ ' WEEK ALL \, 1 '- - $ - Ile reports there are a lot of idiosyncrasies in exotic animal disorders, and that the field I ate -=- WOMEN ! j During the time the two veterinarians have a 41 -fW donated their time and expertise to caring for i-i'mt, the health of the zoo animals, they have had . £tcdiOflto treat al7nost eery creature in the ______________________________ -,t facilit) For most it has been merely routine ___________________________________ r ii I checkups and Immunizations, but they do ,r 1' 4 treat Charlie, the aging llama, for arthritis regularly, and rectntly performed surgery on -. Orlando, the large Bengal tiger, when the jas% " iiflifllalwassufferingfromaserjousblocknge of the urinary tract -a disorder Common in \ domestic cats, Dr. Athey explained. 4 a I Both veterinarians agreed the Cen tr al . .I I 1 .4 ~_. Florida Zoo animals are in remarkable good health and ha ve settled Into their new homes — without any serious adjustment probemns. t 44 ' ,- -- i' According to Al Rozon, executivc director 0-fl , . ~w ..- r I~d I - .. (if the zoo, without the assistance of Doctors ".:;i .- - I-. 1~ t\they and Delaporte, they would hae been -.4f I4 I, hard pressed to find adequate medical care '. ...I',-.for the animals over the past year or so. ,, .-' -T I. -onal-%. '' i , i I 46 ~ t: * -- Ae ,,. 4 _____ ILAT, When two i%Itamonte Springs veterinarians learned of the plight of the Central Florida /oo little over a year ago - and particularly that it was so badly off it couldn't even afford veterinarian care for the animals - they volunteered their services, Dr. John Athey and Dr. 13111 1)elaporte have continued to serve t he zoo on this basis throughout the past year. For both veterinarians, this has been their first large scale experience of dealing with exotic animals, and both report finding it a Itsinating study. So interested as Dr lhlaporte, In fact, that he recently journeyed to tile National Zoo in Washington, D.C., to attend a seminar on veterinarian care for ________ St ..- IS stil t in the developmental stages of study. exotic animals __ _. nimal' s Health Is In Thei e r Hands; By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor ___ - A - __________________ Harris to the table," Pelley Rosenthal also rapped board said 'We'll talk about that at approval of $150,000 worth of the execu ti ve session." salary increases for ad. Executive sessions, by law, ministrators and principals are closed to the public. I4lstweek, the board gave some - Five artides out cifa total of pr incipa ls a $1,000-a-year pay 24 ha ve been tabled. Tabled hike and a greater increase to articles include grievance administrators. Assistant procedures, contract main- superintendents got almost a tenance, subttitute teachers, $3,000-a-year increase in working conditions, and salary. Pelley says the $= offered teacher salaries. Last week, the two teams by the board would cost the took up teachers.alarler Pelley county about $900,000 a year. offered $100, then upped the Harris estima ted ante to $M -calling increases year's operating budget at $37"adjustments" a d ot a million u" • approximately $2change in the base rate. "Won from last year. SEA countered with $9,500 — Harris is pushing for a final down from the originial 110,000 agreement between SEA and demand — and then dropped uar riego a ors so s3lny demand to $8,6W a year. officially draw up the final SEA has cited a 124niWon budget. carryo,ver in the 1974-73 budget On Aug. 19-2D. the board will as one justification for an in- hold work sessions on the crease $2-n-allion was c2rried over. but In September the budget . he says the money is car- come before the. board for final marked for other agencies not approval. And by Oct lit m ust submitted or eac r pay. Rosenthal calls the boards Tallahassee. , Z." "%~,1~Vm- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. worries me more th an that is an which would have granted pay increase in the price of meat," on th e bill and the amendments ____ P - ___________________________ _________________ _______ . - - ~ '_ , Stone Urges Ford To Work Wl*th Congress On Energy Continued From PageIA) - - -iz \ Ili 1I I -____ t-_., �- __________ -: -•---. - -•- -- : - -.-. - - - - - -- _____ _________________ ____ - 28 -Evening H•ra$d, Sinford, F. - - - c .- Ar.A4.' Monday, Aug. 4, Birds TONIGHT'S .J\f 'r t"Ch I - 6:15 (& I) Sunshine 6:25 (2) I Dream 01 JeannIe Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Tcxlay In Florida 6:33 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (7. I) Today (6) News (9) Bozos Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Uniscope 8:00 (4) Capt&n Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (41) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I 9) Movie (44) Fury Monday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wold World Of Animals (13) Island Of The Tradewinds (24) Intercom (33, 44) Star Trek 7-30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) World A) War (9) Let 's Make A Deal (13) World Team Tennis :02 (2. -II R%PhAil ------.(6) Gunsmoke (9) Rookies ,,.•,n y .v (24) Tennis Change (44) DInah 8:30 (13) Champions (4e) Braves Baseball (6) Maude - 11:00 (2.4.8.9) News (33) 700 Club Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00(9) News 12:30 (9) Movie t44) Donahue 1:00 (2. I) Tomorrow Show fliE ROOKIES, of Death." Rerun, "Legacy Alex Hoc-co and Jeremy Slate iiut.her manages to reduce her to a stuttering, insecure hulk. 9.10 ABC, S.W.A.T., been a light day. liondo's unit veteran disdains personal safety for his heroics, has prevented a market rob- Movie endangering destruction, and investigated a Brady Bunch partner. AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) Newt. ILl 1, ijriy srru Restless 1 Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) Intercom 24 (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2.8) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (4-4) Variety 1:00 (2, 8) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope Space 18 Afternoon party 21 John (Gielci 22 Between IF') 24 Kind of chees.e qpip '6 PLCe1 to t 28 False nods N.ger.an tribe POSftii 31 GOd (II) 32 Sort metal VII 35 Concr'rn n Prec..'.' , A - 47 Sea cagle (vat 49 Marinet cIicn 50 Girls ni SI de..'d 52Mum.n at, I 53 Valley 54 Head () o'n*orx faboc 56 Poems I F DOWN ui.ir' 2 POCS bd (P4 3 Ofeic acd sail 4 Benign tumor Q"' *Po :i - St Tiu C1 - -. ' E f fATL') IATiiiLtJ PEE5 R A 3 Po.' ',i Antenna 10 Shtnei ii Eflthtjigry (pIp 19 Parrots parakeets etc 12 wds) . .ropn Songb'Cs 23 One vwhO makeS inCurtons 25 Thunder &e' ,, Seminole QrlQndo-Winter PQrk 322-2611 81- 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. __________ RATES l HOURS (f!fjTfA!$.I M 1 thru S times 41C 1 line 6thru2S times 76 times 3lca line 24ca line Before PublicQtion Sundo1y - Noon _____________________________ cop who the life of his bery, kept someone from self- kidnaping. Along comes one of 9-9:30 CBS, MAUDE, Rerun. those horror cr horrors - a Maude is about to get a visit journahst from her mother which gnaws at her conscience. In the This one is pretty and she's otng to spend several (lays u( the visit, MaUd&S who hates police. ith liondo and the bo% S FICTITIOUS NAME Notice •s P'ereb-v gi.en ha! I am LegaJ Notice DEAR DR. LAMB - I am Legal Notice - engaged in usness al 118 Old ________________________ ________________________ SkTltUlg to you in reference to Hickory Court. Lonood. Seminole CITY OF NOTIcE OF SHERIFFS SALE my ulcerated varicose veins, I County. FIO'iji, 1'.Il,r the fictltiiis LONOW000, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thit Tuesday Dr. Lamb have been bothered with them neme of CENTRAL FLORIDA by virtue of that certain Writ of TECHNICAL SERVICES, andttsatNOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGTO I CONSIDER for years. I had four skin grafts ADOPTION OF Ezecuflon issued Out of and under MORNING infendtoreglstefsaidn4mewithth, PROPOSED ORDINANCE the seal of the County Court of on the left ankle, unfortunately Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Seminole County, Florida. upon a County. Florida n acco dtnce wth 6:00 (9) Si,'nrise Jubilee not one taking. I have been told NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by final iudgment rendered in the Orov.sions of the F ,ctitious 6:10 (2) Sunrise by numerous doctors to use .arre S'pPte Tn Wit Bs' I,.:%VI1ENCE 5t,on the City of Longwoo<l. Florida that aforesaId court on the 6th day of Almanac the City Council will hold a p.iblc various medications. I ha'e _________________________________________________ June. A D ISS, ir that certain case Ffry, Statutes 1957 hearing to consider enactment of enflflci, Southeastern Financial S Peter H Halpi-n (24) Special Of The used pressure garments, Ordinance No 10), entitled ' Corporation Plaintitf. vs Faye PubIIth - July 14. 71. 21. Aug 1. P Week whirlpool baths, hot-warm garment in the morning before unless the uriderIyin cir- DE r' 1V75 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Senkarik c. b a Buttons I Bows. (33. 44) Move L 0 N 0 WOO 0. F 1 0 R I 0 A, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of soak,,s, ointments, vitamin E you get up. FICTITIOUS84AME eulation problem and swelling 1:30 (2.1) Drs Of Our 4 Notice i5 p.reby givr'n that I am AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 771. Erecution was delivered to me as and large doses of vitamin C. Skin ulcers will not heal are adequately controlled. Lives OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, engaged The only time the ulcers (6) As The World nbusn,sSat 5O$Hiohland Dr., Casselbeqry 32707. Seminole FLORIDA. AND PROVIDING FOR andlttaveIeviedupontpi,foImowing healed was after I had given up THE REALIGNMENT Turns OF described property owl'.ed by Faye County, (9) Let's Ma.e A On the name of Florida under the fictitious DISTRICTS FOR ELECTION. Senkarik d b a Buttons I Bows, said doctor, a dermatologist, Jazz _________________________ HILTON CABINET IN CONFLICTS. SEVERABILiTY property being located ifl Seminole STAILATION, and that I intend to andtookmyfather'sdvice,He County, Florida, more particularly registersa;dnamewiththeCIerof AND EFFECTIVE DATE advised me to use constant Said O'dinance was pfacd on first scribed as follows F I L A C H I C Z 0 0 1 U P N 0 0 S y tIAJGJNMATS,E'yfRy] the Circuit Court. Seminole County, readirigon July75. 1975, and the City All the furniture. furnishings. elevation from bed to wheel 4 2:3OP-S1.2s Florida In accordance with the Council will consider same for final fiwturei, inventory, stock in trade, LNGNORTSMRAS IUOLFIA oroviso.noftheF1dtsName chair for over a month o passage and adoption aftei the and any and all goods located at the Statutes, To Wit Section 465 ulcers healed but bke out pobtic hearing which will be held in place of the business of 'tie defen B C H I X E N 0 H P A X A S B ?s S D Florida Statutes 1937 the City Hall of Loflgwood. Florida, dant Buttons and Bows. 2610 again when Ibecame active Marcus Hilton or Monday, the lVh day Cf August. Hiawatha Avenue, Unt 3. Sanford YM INOD I Publish AuQ 411l$75l975 ST I E HUR EG F again. AD l97Sa$SOOpm,oqassoon SlminoltCounty,FIridancling DEQ SASEDON THE Th constant elevation is not thereafter as possible At the all clothi I I) A Z R N Y o PTZ DI B M and diWlay unitS. FICTITIOUS NAME NATION'S BESTSELLER meeting interested parties may for me as I like to be actis'c. I Adcli'ioral information available No'ice •s t-q'reb, er that I am aO appear arid be heard with respect to from the CIvU Division of the o 2: 10 4: 55 U ViZAS2 0 really have engaged , busne at 7701 W.t the proposed problem. Any Ordinance This Seminole County Sheriff's Dart Fifth Street. Sanford. Seminole hearing information would be greatly 7:20 9:40 may be continued from time ment E 0 1 A 1) C) F I U ?,1 A 2 0 H S Counly, Florida under the fictitiluS toti III final 41.On .5 taken by and the underSigned as Sheriff of appreciated. name of SHELTER TECHNIQUE, the City Council BCNJ01SI C A R S E 'i N Y C Seminole County, Florida, will at and that I intend tv rev..ister Said roe 'rcuw DEAR READER - The A C4) Of the proposed Ordinance 11 00 A M on th# 19th day of August, CMILDI14. name with the Clerk of the Circuit iSptedattheC(ty DYTIRBER0BIN CF BF0PA iad varicose %thS m Court, Seminole County, florida ifl Florida. and cole' Hall, Longwood, AD 197i, offer for tale Sell to are on file with the highest bidder, for cash, subject accordance with the Provisie ° people have are the superficial the Clerk of the City and same may t any and all exiSting lein. at the A N 1 0 i I) B U R A G 0 W I K M A J H the Fictitious Name veins Just under the skin These Sf.itute. To be' inSpected t,y the putIic Frrt (Wttfl DQcr of the Seminole WIt- Section $6309 Florida Statutes CATED this 75th day Of July, A 0 County Courlhouse in Sanford, FNW0HISMINKFFSCIKUT cause few slriptoms and are T) tcs; 1975 FlOrida. the above d.scr. Transfiguration Inc per more of a cosmetic problem I. F H c u S Orvi, R Shornale, E P H K H H s j i A C F tonal property y- 5 AmelIa M The,Sen. than anything else in most City Clerk That Said sa, s being mect to Secretary Of the City of N B '1 E P V B F I C 0 0 W E I G 0 0 B deS. satisfy the terms of said Writ of Putlth july 14 I 71 2f , '.-g 1975 iit.'re to go for all the 1onqwori1 Florid,, Eieci,ition Q 65 information you need Pubiith Aug 4 ic:s FI80UIHIFK0MSBKA Z You also have involvement of John E Polk, CIOF ' OFO I? about your new cornSheriff ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, the deep veins inside your leg I) i K F I Y IS0CACIHCRSUN rnuqty FLORIDA SemInole County, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC HARINO muscles. a patient Notice of Public Hearing Publish July 71. Aug 4. II. 1$. 1973 NOTICE 5 hereby given title I * liii 14 MARGE WILLIAMS marked swelling and ulcers of ____________________________________________ TO WHOM IT MA CONCERN Pbli Hea-ing will be held in th,at Rooma DEP 134 Instruction.: Tb. blddee urnie Usi.d bslowappurforwsrd , UDtC '7 MUST si 322-1812 NOTICE I., HEREBY GIVEN by 203 in the Seminole County the foot and ankle from Cour ____________________________ bsckward, up, dews, or diago.&I1y Is tb. puuk, Flad I'A•IT the City COmmission of the City of Santord ttiovse, Sanford. Florida. by the bldde* name Bad bos It Is U shows: ve.'leose veins, it means that FICTITIOUS NAME Altamnonte Springs Florida, (Nat Board of County Commis%ion.rt of ____ Notice 5 hereby giver, that I am thedeepveinsarelncompetent. LOUISARMSTRONG CHICAGOSTYLE PIANO Said City Commission will Ptld a Seminole County. Florida. at 7.00 engaged in business at 7701 West SHIRLEY COOPER BF.ROP COOLJAZZ public hearing RAGTIME P U. on August 76. It'13. or Varicose veins no longer are 83.4 9212 ________________________ as SXII Fifth Street, Sanford, Seminole GOODMAN BLUE8 (a) To consider annexation of the as possible thereafter, to consider BESSIESMITH County, Fiordi under able to function to help dram Casselberry Wintet'prInçs the CLINIC, fiCtitiOus 8O)G1EWOOGIE NEW ORLEANS TRUMPET following desCribed property lying the actopEon of an Ordinance by name of THE BUILDING the leg of venous, unozygenated TOMORROW: Fl.sgT.ru . arid being In Seminoe County. Ttztb TJ1'r1$I1bC _____________________________ Seminole County. liorda. title of antI that I intend to reçister said JUDY RENEE Florida, 'o *it blood. This leads to the which is as follows rame with the' Clerk of tile Circuit 831 92)2 If s 4. 6. 1, & I. Block B. Little An Ordinance pursuant to Article Court. problems you have had. The ____________________________________________________________ Seminole County, rlorida In Wekiva Estate's No 1. PhI Book 9, VIII. SectIon 1 of the 1968 Florida ..ttamon'e Springs Longnood blood accumulates literally by accordance with the provisions of P*ge 5?. Section 9. Township?) S. Constitution arid Chapter 17$. Laws tile Fictitious Name Statutes. To Range 29 East. running downhill and pooling In of Florida. and Section 417077. SHIRLEY MILLET ROSCOPE it Section $63O Florida Statutes to the corporate limits of the City Florida Statutes, Chapter 14 100, 1557 the foot, ankle and lower leg, 8:4 92)2 of Altamorite Springs. Florida. and Laws of Florida, relating to labor. Transfratign. Inc Fo.est City interfering with normal cii'(b)Toconhideralsothegu.jf(on implemenhirig Section 6 of Article F!,JI/IEj) ByBERNECEBEDEOSOI. By S Amelia U Theisen, culation to the skin over these of designIng and assigning th, of the Constitution of the State Of UDIR"u'1 S'cretary HILDAR!CHMONO zoning classification of Commercial areas. If your feet are elevated i?$PARy Florkja; providing right to county Publish July 14. 71. 75. Aug a 197$ 571 3167 2 14 Hi ii I H it Neighborhood t Said propeny as employeet to organize and bargain DEP66 the p'oblem won't occur. When th$t classificaflon is describea in the collecilvely at to terms and con Deitorsa __________ yau lie down the blood runs out ARIES (Mard 21-AprIl 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ) zoning ordinances Of the City Of ditions of employment. prcviding IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNt and does not pool. You're unlikely to get all Don't look to friends to bail :,ou Altamonte Springs. Florida, to w.t - method of bargairing procedure, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Orjinanc. No 225 73 CLIP HERE benefits you're entitled to outoltightspot,stoday, They'll amended and supplementedand as creating and providing ad CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1 mlnistrationbvtheSernincleCounty COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pressure garments often tothly In haste to finalize betooconcernedwiththeirown Tile peescrit zoning classification public employees relations com PRIZESI SURPRIsg3 I Case No. 7S-l42S-CA-s of said property is Ri Single Family mission; providing for County In re: work welloratleasthelpsome matters, you'll settle for problems. GAJ4&1 the MarrIage of I people. It is Important that they second-best. PesJdential as that classification is Commission re'iew of cosnmis*ion JOYCE COLLINS. LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) I be used properly. That means cribed in the zoning Ordinances rules: defining rights Of public Wife Petitioner. Success in yur endeavors will nd regulations of Seminole County. empIoys and employers. there m be enoth pressure TAURUS (April May Florida providing payroll not come easily today. If you dues deduction. JOHN B COLLINS, I and no lolized constriction. Don't to make an UflPOthflt Public Hearing will t held In providing rules and procejres for want to make it, you'll have tO the Tile Husband Respont City And. It is better o down and lie I '4 Hall. Altamorite Spri. registration, recognition, and decision today unless you have be bold and tenacious, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida. on the September 9, 1975. at certification have the feet elevated until all of employee all the facts. Your hunches JOHN B COLLINS S. F SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 1: P.M. or as soon thereafter as organizations and bargaining theexcessfld isdralned out Cliff Cameron of aren't too reliable. rr=-= Possible, at WhIch time interested agents. providing payment of fj No one wiul think kss of YOU S u Rt,'ral Pt 3 thetissuesbeforeyouputtheni part; an c'tiie'ns for and against and expenses In collective Tiverton Ontar.o GEMINI (May 2Wune ) if you ask to have something t hepropoam,*ata4ing bargainIng N on. That takes some time, so it process; providing a '. YOU APE HERESY NOTIFIED r3 One you're will be heard Said fond of who seldom impiTtant re-explained hearing may be grievance is Is best to p't on the pressiu'e returns tiüngs providiiig continued from time to time until proceduresprocedures; for resolution of rn that a Petition has been tiled in the my ask to you didn't grasp it at first. : above entitled Court for the IInJ acto, it taken by the City I passe; providing factors to be borrow something again today. Dissolution of Marriage between SAGLJARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. CommissIon iv's.'.ist• tpa,.ls Considered by tile special master; JOYCE COLLINS, Wife I f ti. Rrriew her record raentally 21)Today you nay be tempted Petitioner, This notice shall be posted at the providing for compensatl SOdaS CJU.R I and and JOHN ft COLLINS Husband City Hall within tt'. City of rerord, establishing unfair before to put good money after bail to aeeing. Fnhig a labor Rs('vjprit arid you are hereti, I AIamor,t Spring's, Florida Snd in prActices h emplekers and em reguir J sas'e something that you might to Show cause wily thC three (3) other places file CAI'IICER (June 21- July I organilat Ions, providing tame should not be _____________ 2.2) be better off without, even at a City, and published in the Eveningptoyee granted by Prncedures to resolve unlawful serving a copy of your written Something ynu feel ofre Cl)Herald, a ne-w'spaper of general actions arid practices, establishing defenses, titled to is to be awaed circ'uiat'ion 1n the City of Altamonte penatties and remedies, providing Korman, if any, upon Gerald PRICORN (Dec. 2Jan. ______________ Springs. Esguire. At:orney for and Seminole County, iflunctive relief, providing effect to one you think Is less deser. 19 on Wife Petlt, of the la* firm Of _________________ You d to let others ____________ Frida,onceaweforatleastfour mffitandcivilseryjc, Systemsand KORMAN & BRAVO. on the vifli today. • F. influence your thinking (1) consecutive weeê,i prior to the state ar.d local control of same, Hgh*ay 43a, Longwc. Florida date of the Public Hearing, the dat. adopting the pcovIsion of SSII?023. 32750, on o, before August 1$. 1975. ____ r _____________ achieve what you go alter, but not necessarily In your best tile POCRH Plut. last pr,*jhica?ion, oath dates in part hereof. providing for *ith the Clerk Cf said Court, cIuSivt shalt not be ess than twenty Y 11:34 0tTh1ng Sevecablity Y Providing con olherwi a judgment or order x eight i711 days In addition notie tinued effectiveness offor exItIng may tacU. Ile reM whose tOes AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb 19) shall he pted In the arca t be i agreements; providing an elfective Ditoit you tread upon. I:3O 4j4 ___ You're still not operating at Considered for annexation and date of Marriage and your I. nterest In th, real property ion gal lsa$tfif,eyi (IS) dayspelo, efficiency peak 1O:OOl Sidney L VihIets, Jr., PLUS workwise. detcrib.d in tile Petition may be to the dat• Of the Public Hearing (hairman Mistakes today will be of your atla of Yu.n proceeded against DATED this 29th dAy of July. A 0 Board of Cr1.4 n making. ' WITNESS my hand and tpe seal of Commis,oqierj S Phyllis JordaPil. tile Court this 11th day of July. 197$ P1SCES (Feb. 20-March Sminole County, Florida ) (Seal) Crty Clerk Arthur H Beckwith. Jr It's not a good day to take any UJ of th City of Arthur H Bkwitpi, Jr Clerk to ttte Beerd thUn w' risks. What may appear to be At Clerk of th C'urt Attainortle Springs. Fla Of County (0rnmissoner PubliSh Aug 1. 11, II. 25. tot. Semincle Cnty, Florida By liIlia'i Jens.ns eauobeattac 11a ,.s.mc,.II'.w(spc 1,1975 As Deputy Clerk Publish' Aug 1. 91S toaveryti-.ornystem. DEO)6 bl1th July 14 7) 21. Ag 1. 1975 0F04 bedroom I bath to hi' built Yo pick cnIor 520 700 ticthng down (an 'fart ma 1st & last Oldr couple oni 377 0787 185 Airport Blvd 3?? . After 5.377 7111 1,030 DOWN, 2 bedroom. 1 bath Winter Park $71,173 ovelycot?ge. .ir. carpet, TV. Si) Harold Hall Realty One and Iwo bedroom apartmenti Aduit only 373 0110 76C6 S. Hwy I? 9? REALTOR 373 577i Ideal for retired Couple Rl reQuired, $125 mo 150 security In? - 3 room ft.rnithed apartment, up stairs, mature adults. som utilities (urn 5)8 Park Ave - One Bedroom Trailer Prefer'Maie,$)Owk 3729147 Monthly Rentals Available 11331150- Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 48 SR 131. Longwood WITT REALTY urnishe'd 2 BR, air Conditioned. $130 Call 37) 0372 - , AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W, 2nd St '- Geneva ardens ' fl.lr','nI Commercial PropertIes Homes, Lots And Acreage eautlfully furniShed, large 7 bedroom, adults preferred $150 per r'i, (aft 377 1170 135 36-Resort Property ______________________________ Viliage -- J 1.2 bedroom FurnIshed or UflfUrfli5hCd For Tuesday. August 5, 1975 Com. out and see a From 41) ' O 16,9OO by MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES ¶/ VA SO DOWN. FHA-LOW DOWN 8 L: . --- SALES BY KISH d5e*F0rY01dlf , t-ee acres HE MOON 4 c __________ ___ ____ ______ - ° ONE BEDROOM _____ More ALL SUMMER ____ 2nd TWOAND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILAeLEJ ulk1 2S8ORIDGEW000AVE.,SANFORD lIt• f_i. Big Hit 'Tongfcther" _____________________________________ DFPI7 A __________ __ _____________________________ _______________________________ ________________ ______________________________________________________ f _____________ JUSTOFF 25th ST., 3234420 ,._J, i - See CHICO P. THE MACI Now HONDA 750, 1973 with trailer, 9003 1Want to trade anything of value (or a miles Immaculale condition. car' I Many extras. 11.700 373 1521 - 68-Wanted to Buy - I --. See We Buy Furniture Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 1846 DAVES' CHICO 8 THE MAN 373 1370 Days 831 4603 t4ighf I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - - - ___________ __________________________ __________ 5i-ffousholcJ Gocxis k ___________ Assume Paymeots PfluUd0flUIy Home improvemenii'l '- I _____________________ ,kotoRII1bIf.1 Insulation - _______________________ - -- ' , _______ -- i '.Oj'rS ________ Advert Lanl Maintenance - - Ptaltl(dlg _____________________________ Druftng -- - - - _____________________________ I ." Lawn Care Cleaning Stemper Realty on __________ 3221991 k I NMORE WASHER, parts, service, usedmachines MOONEY APPLIANCESI73 0497 19195, French 377 7371.377)496.372 1931 37? 1959,377 4164 MUST SELL Payton Realty Rrg Pe,i [slat,' Broker 3721301. 7610 Hiawatha Ave alll 97 BALL R EAI_TY __________ WINTER SPRINGS low 3D's, lo'w assumption on this 3 OR, 7 bath home, tastily decorated' throughout, fully sodded yard with frees Immed ocr 373 II?) ___________________ 53-'.RjSt'e0 - Color 7.,' I rr ii j'7 I&',%, I rum $15. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 373 1734 116,903 COLOR TV. $11 93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6.14 1006 _____________________ MOSSI E C. BATEMAN Pea Real Estate nroker - ' Sales 54-Garage ___________________________ __________________________________ - 42-?t1bile Homes _______________________ 1254' mobile home, 17*24' screerd porch on private %'4acre 721 (':07 iuildlnq, roofing and concrete fInishing, free estimates _______________________ Registered nith the state as Class,\ Contractor Homes additions 530 5377 or P6. 14)1 eves ____________________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CI,P ir ';' - __________ Free cslim"ii!e. 373 6031 ,kLT ' .'. . '. ModernizIng ye' Home? Sell rii longer rieC Jji but utt't0f items with a ( ',Iified Act i' Pest Control "c' - bPfl',' ''c' ' 5 D'c 377 8*674 , , why store it and forget it Sell it a,sd forget it with a CI3s5iIid Ad 372 2611 ,- et Care PET P1151 INN ftoard'ng & C,rc*in,i .j PCi 177 '.7 - WELL S DRILLED P1jMP SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and sizes STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY co ark ________ an We repair arid servcc '' - - STOP ?.ND TWItIK A MINUTE CIaS%ifb J Ads didn't wr 'here wouldn't be _____________________________ . ' Roof Repa'rs. Average IS sq ft roof. 1600 Call Orlarir,- J9 1510 dAy or night "" - !almello Ave. Saptis' REPAIRS FOR REASONABLE PRICES Call C).r '- ' rl rf'p,l.rs i,il ng"s All work guaraotee BR000EN ROOF INC. 3236700 ____________________________ uFert ROOFING & Body Work 'mr' t',ir r,-'.! r.', Ir, '-1 I'! 1! F 5. 1 ui, ' 7508 after 6 pm. 323 ik up & delivery PFNTPY AND REPAIRS 372 Quilt tops. Clothing & misc Also bake sale 101 E FirSt lSpon by MaSon Ccinfractor, block masonry & concrete work F'.e Es' r,iat&'s First Pentecostal (Piurth) j7 qçp j,,,', 373 0913 nghts Sat Aug 7fhru Wed Aug 6. IOn m, hI dark 2 Pc seCti<'nil, tf 9.3&. .R HEAT Ill, AND WATER table, 7 end tables, 7 metal PURIFICATION SYSTEMSnibini'ts. venetian blinds, Spanish Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 3939 ceramic plaques, broiler oven, truck arid camper, nojtchoId Carpetitr5t, Remodeling, Add,t1on, Custom Work L'censecl Bonded misc 373 0)07. 7519 Palmetto Ave (Nr F SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FR O'.s 'TIlE WAN I Paint - - Roofing ________________ - - I ________________________________ cot ur,iti, ___________________ ________________________ -' - . block, wall wall carpet, kitchen equipped Approx ' acre lot If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn you ', REDUCED FOR QUICK SALEPavennia Perk, 3 OR I bath. Home Improvements It's like pennies from heaven when Sill "Don't Needs" with want ad lawn & small garden work Boy 17 Minimum $6 3720131 '.'Ovl'. mI:.I1l '," st c,'1 321 C?v'4 ,inptirne _______________________ ________________________________ - - Have mower & tiller for 0 F Refrigerator, bronze, good running ccwictilion, ISO Call 373 9537 After Wed, call 323601) New) BR 7 BATH HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFF ER 377775; .. garden _____________________ Hauling '-"'- Eitra nice 71'iéO'. '7) Suncrest. 3 LAKE MARY Just completed and ftP. 7 bath, central air Call 834 built right, 3 bedrm, I' bath 771,7 after 1 p m masonry home. Carpeted Nicely shaded lot Price. '71.500 Terms Weklva Rtve'r Acres, Winchester F ROM '135 '' - - , - LAKE MARY- New exlra well built 7 bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted retirement home Price. 527,503 Terms -. __________ "EVERY TUE$)AY MORN INCI i $77,500 with terms RIDGEWOOD ARMS - 350 Kawasak BIg Horn, 1350, 2 Mmii Bikes. 51(13 each 3 Bike trailer, 5100 373 3639 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct from Boicar ,ORMLY'S F 16 5,Sntofcj 3?) 01) Beauty Care 3227643 lie ynt! 78-?votorcycles - , .--- SANFORD Modern 3 bedroom, brick home, )m baths, 'i air con ditionirS, corner lot. Price Only You'll ReceIve A Plant If You're OneOf Our FIrtI 100 ,.f41 Visitori. . . Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. , RAVRS B!YOND '' - P!sotogTephy tots-' 2 t choose from, $7,500 each I tatii, lAnd 7l' fuhuuuhuuh fee - 67A-Feed _____________________ - CentrI I lOrid,a's MULTIPLE LIST INC. REALTOR 3 f1"tIrOi'r.S i flr'clroor" 1 ttti .,,,, CHICO &THE MAN Want to trade own We pay your balance & give you a car - 2 Acres LJ k ,. ,arcj , I See Peconaitionej Batteries, '$17.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanforct Ae Aliakiva Sa'.is Lakefront Lot. Osteen, $4,500 F urni%hf'(j ti,'mr- I L,it'. ovcrd pAtio, large rear ,',md 571,000 _____________ Chihuahua. Male, 7 Mos old With Papers 155 373 554,4 ______________________________ iIantto sell gnu' ar. we' F.4 ii Cf balance' Lund ClearMg 3 9, 7 bath, over an acre. 1.13.000 i REAL ESTATE CHICO & THE MAN -- Junk Cars We pck up PH 545 9735 or 361 2010 B,thlo We sell 8 lflthll used motors & used parts J & B AutO, open 7 days a wk for - I ftP, 7 bath. Park Ave. 4 Bedrooms Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And Morr I I t Come ________ - Cath - Shaded Each Woou'merc Home Features Central Heat And Air, SISag Carp.ting In Living Areas, Inside And $ weeks ___________________________ 2 tks BAMBI 7 Bedroom, 1901 Summerlin Ave 18.903 3)97 Frricrcl See - ftp, i' -, baths. Country Club. price reduced to 117.900 Terms (cr"ifortjhle 7 t'.'clroorn home with 7 .'ipartment'. 129LE-'l -4 CHICO & THE MAN want a car, ItO dO'wn 400 Oflly S40 per ro .':'.'. Good Income \S'Y See - 1)3.903 - I - '- Attractive 5pniSh style 3 bedroom, 15 Acres, Country corner, 7 bath home on Quiet Street. town. 157.500 . - wuthiH 312 2118 AFTER MRS 37? 06.46 312 39'Ql 7 BR, giant family room. convenient location. 117.903 Lake Mary 323.$47O 5 POINTS C i'm cu C. Iii F '.1.574 '(LID A G'T)CD Ct'tl' 76-Auto Parts )acl'sl'und Puppies, I wkS old each 327 0577 ________ wicker _____________________________ 'ooktng for garden egupmeni Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle, Ceatral Ilpat & Ar Conditioning 2 for 1 fo For free estimates, call Carl Read today's dass'fied front load deluxe sewing machine, Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 gOod buys Sold new for $3a9.03 Pay balance COLOR SNAPSHOTS 1771 of $88 or 10 payments of $9 See at. ____________________________ -SFrom your Kodacolor Fm 1? Exo -5.3 99121 primitsi SANFORD SEWING CENTER ________________________________ AIP C 0 N 0 I I I 0 N I N C. 70 E'p -14 19(10 Printsi 307 East First Do'*nto'wn REF P IC. ERA TI ON, DUCT ACJ )Sc each roll. postage h,,rdiri; 3729411 Ei.it 889 1116 WORK 71 hour ServC All Save up to 30 ct on r ''C Circle your choice enclose I makes DY KE S Al P CON Install cellulose fiber b o in Philcø Refrigerator Freezer, & payment print name s. DITIDNING. 3728877 lri%ufatior For trc estimates, Frigidaire large electric Stove, I __________________________________ Mail to' 'v:94 648 9917 or 7756777 between 6 a m & DOUBLE PIIG 2 pm STOP AND THINK A MINUTE t Pa Bar Classified Acts didn" work Beautiful walnut, dining table. 6 Winter Park, Fla ji' thrrr Acukin , chairs. practically new. 5150 372 _____________________________ 100 pd '.atsfacr ALLING LAND CLEARING ________________________________ guarnte<j All types lots & acreage cleared We 'a-Single bed, complete. $23. Chest of have top soil, fill drt. clay, arid Drawers, $25: Night stand. $10; shell available Please call night Wir'd0w P. Door Screens Small Credenza. 1750, 9*12' Shag or day. 7233953 ____________________________________ Custom made Repairs . carpet, $10 PO'- tabip B W TV, ________________________________ F STEPSON LAND CLEARING 20 pct off through August P Discc.int Prices 372 6620 $75, Maple co'fee table. lID. cr.5y,574 ,r P tic-z i'': i' r' Pi103'OGRAP'i C) lcP' Aritiqu P. Old peces Secretary, ii ........." 1 ..:"b ' ) Cad dS C' Chris. Sofa table. Lamp table, Aerial. Portra'ts Morris lable. Gate lea table. and "f C:f More KULP DECORATORS, 109 Tc,pu' fiF.AuT -.'.,CIi w 151 SI, 3777135 (forrn.'rl, Ii.lrrrtlS El.i.v t':'*. "'i C s I v i' 519 1 P on 322 574? Freezer, Dlshwasp,er, 7 Water Custo#i hay baleng, Light heaters, 3 Speed bike. Fiberglass I _aririg 172 1177 alter S ANTHONY TANGO Boat & trailer, Couch. Remote PLASTERING A small Classified Act br rigs b-g control TV 37) 3773 Call)?] 9579 ,'. 'v :' Dra!t,r P. (,,' 122 re''rs 1rc'.ar t,' _____________________________ Flrclr c Dining roos'n suite, French Prov Des'cjn.ng No job too Smail Free 2511 or 1)1 9993 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR fruirword finish. Oval table, 6 estimates Call 1795 3857 A FRACTIOP( OF THEIR CCJST chAirs with cane inSerts and china rFC)',r C,DAY 5 WANT AC)5 cab 1450 37? 9776 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Yaro Cleanup' Hedges Trimmed" WI NT F P I T EMS SE I. L Couch Chair, Bed Dresser Pressure Flower Beds Cleaned' Free "COii" NECOS" fAST WITH A End Tables, Best Offer esfimates 373 1064 or 323 79)1 WANT AD. Phone 322 2611 or 531 37 8676 A P.ACL FANS ALL ___________ 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will Need your qrast -cut' Prompt and I 1,1,'-:', p',",'.re help yci. 1"i oendent Service 57 arid ur' 37? 52-Appliances 597 r"" Da,'. 3?? 6173 Nights 322 SIllor3fl 7352 I them to appreciate Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Next To Cavalier , ClEW AUTO DEALER -IN LONGWOOD' HWY 17 97 at 1)9 1200'. Fr"ncri Saclorct. 323 7310 _____________________ - I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS I ' I RIAL TOP 372 enced yard, carpo.i, private street. 116.903 Terms 3726620. I . - - . CailBart Real Estate 3 Bedroom. I . B,itt'is Er'closedCarport Asking 119.300 6688075 _,,l"_" , $13,950 Larry Saxon, Realtor V/here Quiet NIqhts and Cool B reezos Create the LIfes.'yle You've Been Searching For. 'uppes, 3 Weimaraners old 3fl 5135 1971 Pinto, excellent 1st or 2nd car This week special, $895 No money down, good credit. CHICO I THE MAlI USED CARS 32355700r 634 4603 Sanford Auction Dachshunds Miniature, AKC $45, Chihuahuas, white male.)' mos . 150 ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING P. BOARDiNG KENNELS 372 5752 Kitchen fta'hroom Cabinets, Count er tops, Sinks Installation ayAl able Burl Cahell 377 8057 ICy Why pay rent Yovt. in now 2 edr'i,m høm' WIl acu'pt trade. SEE SPOT RUN In large fenced yard, 3 bedrooms, 1' baths, family room, S1O.00C's 373 9410 - 50--Miscellaneous for Sale 1964 Fairlane, Std Trans Dependable Transportation. S2X 377 1917 MAITLAIID FLEA MART 9y owner, House & 7 loIs on French Av .zonoct commercial 377 0104 -______________________ - - many 51.003 - Broker. 107W Commercial Sanford)fl 7111 16th Ave & 14111 St New Smyrna Bt'ach90l 121 6.101 cMarine?s REal, TOP '729781 W. Garnett White OCEAN PALMS APTS. _____ C)! HickOi'y rockers, automatic, rcc-w tires, paint & inspector 321 012$ after S o m IVxh Nw5 1792 Open Sat P. Sun 9 S Hunt Realty 7524 iOlN RIDER 4550C front apartments one of tile best on tt'c beach Large I & 2 bedrc'om, large s,vm pool 1125 up per week, 5750 up per mo 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD - 1969 Nova. 6 cyl pieces, assorted oak dressers, chests, chairs & tabie's, glassware. pluS many other items too numerous to mention Sale con ttucled under Federal Firearms Dern'it No 159 0S901 F6 13734 rhoroughored German Shepherd pups; black & silver, S weeks, $30 ea 3730668 Merchandise 4, 7 PM Wesson. Winchester. Remington, Ruger, Ilhica. Mauser & Enfield models Partial listing of an tiquet- Player p'Ano, Cast iron stoves. Ceiling fan. Round oak table, Oak ice box. Roll top desk, - _______________________ ________________ - Featuring Colt. S&W. H&R. Dan 65-PetsSuppIies - FULLER BRUSH Orders taken Monday. WednesdayS. Friday only 377 1917. ,.. - BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 1-10 m ',nihi,, ,,.,.,.,,.,,i. --- pent Blue LuStre [lectric Carp-el Shampooer for nly$l SOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - ZONE o -- , STUDIO 1, , 3 - * WEKIVA RIVER• Apartments -- 'Em While for rnrriedate sale. i p, bath, 7 Stor, .vth 2 furnishec apts ,onseparate lot Commercia zoning poSsible Lease optor i1AIbI 834 5993 ___________________________________ - '67 Cougar, 759 engine Good tires, rough bod 1700 371*372 _________________________ To he '.ri(d t the C,qht'st bdder. approximately 100 firearms. cluding double barrel, pump. automat c Shotguns, high powered rifles, 77's of every descrIption. new P. used handguns, and assorted black powder pieces _______________ Lawn Mowers We sell The Best & Service tile Rest Western Auto 301 W 1st St AGRICULTURAL 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with central heal am air, range & refrigerator, tractive paneling, ?O'*lO' storac building, 'ericed yard, lust 7 block from Lake P.*Onroe' 127.900 CAL 1 PlOW - * "Get Property WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-- SELL TRADE 311 3)5 E First St. 372 5672 * They're Hot" * dult mobile home village, under large shady oaks on the scenic Forrest Greene, Inc. New h'*,' ei ri a rurAl area '40 cIsn Wekiva Modern dean interiors, I A'l't UCAI '?f',D( . , from 1110 5 Mi W 01 Sanford 372 ... than rent Government subsidized 4170 ____________________________ to QuAlified buyers Call to see if West Orlando- adjoining homes, YOU Qualify! cent nil heat & air. carpet, kitchen Bedroom. air conditioned, eQuhp'ed, nne with pool, much automatic wather,$l)0 mo plus U IJNSWORTH REALTY more Combined price, 170.000 mjtill'ies 319 5179 Peg Real Estate Broker Will Sell separate 4"t!? 503W It St ______________________ Bedroom, 7 bath. 1)00 per month 723 oGolor 373 OS17eves Call 3Ji 0133 before 3 30 pm Jim Luxury Patio FROM 5,.'NFORD 327 7715.323 759S. 371 S21S 97) ¶2 wide. I BR, air cond fur nished. $125 monthly Aclulls Security 377 5939 46Commercial SANFORD Inc .REALTORS7IHrs 6414314 Pro Real Estate Broker 'l?l Ot''CI Monday, Aug. Rent for 106 shannon Dr after S Firearms - 64-Equipment WI, Antique Furniture - ___________________________ Saturday & Sunday 37297,9 SYSTEMS FOUR 1985 Mustang 2 7. 7r; PUBLIC AUCTION Due' to loss ct "is,' rompiete dry cleaning r'quipri:.'ot and machinery 60 pCrrJ I Contact 678 0513 after 5 p m - (9('-11 343 6097 or 383 8443 COST Swim in Community porDI Low, 1oyi clown Price 135 950 - - - -- STAll'S HWY ,6 FLEA MARKET car garage, 7' years Cl REDUCED UNDER ORIGiPi 11 home, large family room, wall lo wall carpet, drapes, fully equipped kitchen, double carport. only $19,000 e.o'Ilent termS )4onips 1977 Chevrolet Impala coupe. air. automatic, power Steering & brakes, only $1,995 727 6345 -- t'iDr'.eS - Low DownDesperal ,riflf'AI., L,Uni remodeled Newly furnishec Reasonable 711 W 1st St low mileage, $750 Call 373 823). ask for' John Trade i*" mirv5 man's Vista speed ble for girl's 76" fire or 10 speed A 1 rord 327 1321 days MITV' D cai,i 6.3-Wtachinery.Tools Ntw porta potty. 160; Scuba diving equipment, double tanks, corn ') " plete with J valve. spear gun I)) 0980 flipty, move right in, I tieriroOrr15 family r')rim, separate living 1)' 1 Shape Naughahyde button Bar. dining rooms. 30*10' screen rd 1700: Bar Stools, Glass rack, Bar porch, huge ifl5idC utility room, Supplies 322 1534 Comfortable Country Living Bedrooms, central heat and air cedar lined cloiets, 38 fruit tree's Owner transferred Will make i good deal OPEN HOUSE SUN College. private wooded lot. 7 B $175 mo Also 4 RR-1165 mo $3 --_________ 72-AuCtion ________________________________ - SEMINOLE CO Beautiful 5 or ID acres, paved mo.id, trees, clear. fio,' rig strein 0 k Terry Pe,lty. 621 0711 REALTOR INOPA rLAPD 7115 E New York Ave (I ItC 10-Swap & Trade FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center ei CrIer',' Ave ,SanIord Like Msry, S Acres between 3rd 4 4th St at Vanfluren St Nea School Bruno Beilucci. 191 Louise SI . Cry-stat Lake, Illinois 60011 ?S'sS Park Dr NFORD' 3 Bedroom, 1', bath :omplete w,th new carpet, drape's md Appliances Fr'nzed backyard I 23.950 with r'xcsllent terms 'lymouth Rock Realty, Inc LDEP 3 Ilerlroom I ball convr'ciirrit, 17 '4)0 Terms - Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9)36 , _______________________________ 1971 Vega Hatchback. automaic, I M Precise lm released plant lord C,ardenLand. 1400 W. 1st St . 37) 6630 _____________________ BR house in Deltona. complefely furnished including lawn mower, edger, tools Across from Plaza 537.000 648 1717 INE 3 bedroOm, hi, ba'h. centr aIr, 126.900 Terms 33-Houses Furnished Large 1 ondroom. clean, air cor ditioi'*d. $125 ma plus deposil . .._,. • Wooded lakefront acreage - '.. to 7i A Deslranle. convenient. cx clusive location $12,900 up Terms John Wells, Gidus Realty 671 1)77 eautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath pool home 70*77' living 8 dining rm . 10'x7O' kitchen with dishwasher. family room with fireplace. master bedroom I5'x25' hI'x38' enclosed pool, on large shaded lot 1.31,900 373 6871 AKE CATHERINE) BR split plan poo1, fence, central heat & air, CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W 1sf St .3775641. 37'? 7757 Efficericy apt. furn.shed 377 7677 Casti ton onoct useci FumnifLre I Anl7n,. c'rAkj' 'ti ,, ,, , ______________________________ 62-Lawn.Garden Lots. Lake Crystal $77000 373 3459 tire TAFFER REALTY i il E Slate (trek .'r 1100 F 75th St 377 home with two air conditioner $210. firtt 8 last One P. Two BeC'oomfurnishedapt Air cd carpeting, 'easonabl No pets 172 hiD sè\E iietió [Al T('jP5 322.6457 BALL REALTY wire wheels. rado, 12.59$ Call Wilite'y Edi stein, 372 163) Dealer - _______ Your MLS Agency REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 7 Holly Ave 2 bedrooms. 1 balI ili?y room, carport, big yar PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Drive 170 up Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave - 322.2420 Anytime room, $17,500 Ttrrnt JAW$ -. - JOHNNY WALKER Bedroom Coy to shopping 106 I 76th St 1133 per mo $30 securil Call 327 1517 PJ,t!,MIHINllIU Hh.IL1i - Veritype Machine, newly recon dilioned flr",t offer Contacl Administrator. Seminole PAernorlAl HoSpital 43-Lots.Acreage_ -- PFFP4 AND COOL Beautiful trees. twn', and flower gardens surround thiS immaculate 3 BR. 1 bath home A Irw of tilt' special items include large breezeway. atmost new roof, owner financing 319 'i' terchaiiqr' Suppo's" I let you pici all the cOlors and watcti it besnç built. Only 177.S',O Nothng dov,r VA Only 51.100 down FHA Car start inimediately. and yO'J *11 bI in by Th,inl'.qivng I S Sunland- 3 BR, carpete redecorated, fenced, lease SI' 831 6148 DsBary, AdIt lovely large 1 bec ronm. a'r. ideal for retired personi ',i ant. I - Cit home on pAved road and lake apprnwi,nately ', mi from in dice 2 bedroom block home, ft fished or unfurnished 37) 29 I-J"IVIOLl'iJ '.'.'UVt P1P l ('lee & 2 t,rjrcxjm diparlmfni. furnished cc unfurnishea Nc-wi redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd , Sanford 373 1) - L LADE P' 'r uy a brand new I bedroom, 7 t'att , 30-Apartments Unfurnishe iAL I c_ASH 322.4132 Wood or steel leks (pxCcutiy dell P. chairs. Sicretarial di'tks A chairs, straight chairs, filinç cahlnet, as is Cash and Carry PIOLL'S Caselberry. 17 92. 5)0 17-06 • IS I door Cornet, automatic, cx cellent condition. $395 CsIl $31 For i,srd furniture appliances tooli etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry' Used office furniture I'm Single, beautiful arid lonely Yc can keep me company in a raisa wood beamed living room, dir UTE LITTLE FELLA- 2 BR. I with me on a balcony 8. mar J bath, nice shade trees. tenced 'ear extras unheard in a mobile horn yard Small Studio apartment in ,ume payments or rent Wil rear And it's selling (or only I 377 1109 116,000 SAPIF ORD", Wanted 10 buy used Office furnitur Any Quantity NOLL'S Case berry, Mw',' 17 92 530 1208 HArdly used Mint Condition 5695 377 M?O . For Your ,unk Cars i.'y Would You? Bedroom. liv irtr.j. dining, k itch, garage Sanford Av 1145 ni Sept 1st occupancy 83-1 1619 .,ilh lrii(b '.11 (l:i ?i,1uliO ---------na.,, ...-, tt ._ Realty 1 Piece or Housefull CASH 32) 4378 -- VinterSprinq- Lovely 2 BR, Ibal living, dining, Florida roam, wit wall carpeting, fenced I)) 34 21St Wanted __________________________ I _________________ - Only One i,ntii',j, - Tr1,.1r1 tw'1TifL7 7 Bedroom, 7 bath double wide, pl lot, carpeting, drapes, boating, tennis. 115.500 Terrr available Also houseboat 13,00 Call 904 31) 0795 or 6.68 5115 t',t'r I ANTIQUES 60-Office Supplies ten stro in . REALTOR 720)5 French Ave .311 (.011 bath, family rm . 2 car qnragr central air, heat, kitchen egui Economy Toyota SEEI( & FINDt - Kish Real Estate new, paneled, large porch, II - a S We have Let'. P. Acreage 32-Houses Unftirnichnd ?9?lllw-y 1797 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive lean 1960 Forr.j '; ton wde & icing bed pick up with 1960 slide-in camper md QA5 stove, elec Fumn?ure& Miscellaneous Selll Xpct comraisslon Free pick UI Auction Sa.urdays 7 p m Santor 32? 7710 - lOBuLE HOME MOVING Co' plete set up I'll save you more Licensed Orlando 273 3170 79-Trucks-Trailers ('irilY wOODs BARP4- We B - 5 Glaspar, SO HP Mercury end ti trailer Mint condition, 5900 37: large beautiful riverfront lot wi dock Option to rent lot at 5.63 349 5770 after S or all *k end 41-Houses OLD 7 story, 4 lIP, I' bath. 517,5 68-Wanted to Buy lrailer, 10 Pip with 50 rirs ver clean Call 574 3411 7' x 60' Larnpllghter, 1.3.730 I eautiful ranch type home 34 acres, stable Osteen area. 61 NiCE 7 bedroom, I b,ith, 5i7.5j'l Iwperserlce oreParno,,utomolivi 'itlet and contracts necessary Snlaryop Many fringe benrfifs Call Mr Thornlun for appf 1 -__ sent I 4' Gtastron runaoout. reOuilt Ii air, Skirting, awning. 17* steel utility building, complete fenced yard Call 668 505) befo 3 - 00 pm - - .AKE MARY: I BR. 7 baths. fami room with FP. formal dining, ri room, pool. cenlral heat au carpeted 373 1597 mos Must be at least 20'i ID' 12 51)9 lit l Clprk ' to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 55-80aTS & Accessorie ? 'Iyfirr. 17.56 7 b.'drciom, '.anford, fly Owner. Idyltwilcje I Section, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. fami room on large lot, low day payment 372 OIlS after 6 - 30 P WMf to re-nt garage tor ADOrer Conditioned, all Ut(ljl. eTlpIoy I ar couple 5125 mo 377 6858 We hv litingt We have buyers We neeci anolher real estal licensee to help us make sale's Forrest Greene, mr 3?) 6)S3 377 8970. eves 4-Personals ___________ Peas, you pick. Black eyes and IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Purple hull. New patches continue IN YOUR FAMILY? -I iIII comiriqln On Oregon Ave .1 mIll AL ANON North of 46. and luSl west of I For families or lriend5 of problem Mi W tanford, (Closed Sundaysl drinkers For further information call 42) 4587 or write lllljliI ia-Help Wanted ll Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Bow 553. Sanford. Fla 37771 lt . ,JlI Work pfiiir r.'n hours Earn extra ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help !!!' inCome as .in AVON Repre-senta you to meet the right person just live Call iUi 3079 f0 SC-u NATIONAL SINGLES _______ CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 CAREER 2737710. I 1 L - 11IL . I OUKlUNlIT ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll M'nagr'r Trainee worlds largest Free, 6.li 7027 for 'We Care"Profit Sharing. ewelers, "Hotline" Adults or Teens many employee' Vacations, _____________________________ _ ul - . benefitt, desire aggressive alert FACED WITH A DlNKlNG c400d personality, hard worker. PROBLEM v.111mg to relocate if nicessary Perhaps Alcoholic AnonymouS Call Mr Boatner. 322 1000. or in Can Help person 1100 ltate SI . Sanford Call 4587 - . Write p o flow 1213 Sanford. F oqida 37771 __________________ WANTED YESTERDAY: Can ou ui jill write? Do you live in the Oviedo 6-Child c area' If so. contact me im mediately. if not sooner I ned a correspondent who can (Over city c,are %'v Complete child es New meetings and keep up with dlii Jill S4Jmn-.Cr P1 oqr 'smi 1EY DIDDLE the local news If you can answer DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 5690 -. &fimittively to the questions Jill Jill A BABY'S WORLD above, give me a call Bill Curri,, ______________________________ Care for Infants to a'je 2 only )I E The Evening Herald, 377 2611, S 25th ¶t 3776645 Fit 55 Notice --______ __ _________ .s-vvanieo 42-Mcbile Homes toned multiple, office, institution 2story,4flR,%i1,950. Acre Realt 500 sq ft ideal garage, Silo warehouse Rea.onabIe 377 83 (E MARY - 2 BR Dupler, $I( plus 550 deposit Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS FridQy _____________________________ ---_______ - - -9-Good Things to Eat _____________________________ 41-Houses 37-Business Property bath, den & Screrried porch S1S 365 5741 or 894 0693 Legal Stenoqrapeier with al leal 1 years civil practice eiperlencf Excellent salary with fring beret its Reply Speer & Speer, pa P 0 flow 1364, Sanford, Fla 32771 DEADLINES Noon The DQ Real Estate Make your Budget go further. spu rii.i A,4. DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP. I4as ?.ri openings throtjgno Hi state for manager and aflistat manager tranees Must h,v aulo Salary competitive, V benefits available Conlact Mi Poole, 377 8121 8:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY (S200MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ____________________________ :s (' .-'ie 33 On horseback 3-4 Songt,.,d ,f Mch family 36 Built a birds Pme 37 Gossp 38 Hegaie 40 Fresh*a'ic ducks 43 Sea b"d 44 Unne (Comb form) 45 Nuisance 46 So (Sco ,.,. . - ____ 31A-Duplexes PART TIME Duplew, 1 bedronn, (urn apt . adult E rs- Sat 580 Weekly to start Call 37? 3610 alter 330 Can lean to full time career, Write fbi 578. c 0 The Evening Herald, DEITONA- New Duplew, Furn i P.O Bow 1457, Sanford unfurn Drapes, Water, La 32771 Care 3fl 1878 or eni 6346 JIR JIM JIM _JJlil -JuijJ JuliE Juuiji gJl. IiJIJIMIJill JIM JIM Legal Varicose Removal Helpful ABCS is partnered with a gung-ha News 17 s 1 CLASSIFIED ADS JIllUIMIiIi 'Pressure Cooker,' Rerun. Its Lifestyle 11:55 (6) 6-30 (2. 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey are guest-starred. 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I\ __ A . %: -) I I " 'X' C ,thsrf 0 1~~ __ i L f--,-- - LL __,_ by Dove H\,L)! MUST BEL RE&LL... AGAIN, ________ R - I / ) ALIN' ABO' LUCK' BOT , Both vulnerable - SWEET 1 J MO1iy I West on M16 I 1 --~~_ -;-?" --- • N I '.. .,~') .- .~ , : ~ ,.-. ,r_: . * , '-' . 01 I - , .4 Tk ,_~fll~_,___ _ . # K x J6 x x x" Thefirt part of our answer is that we definitely open £ - q ttv WOREV; :AD \00 KIM DK P5)ICVCLO: ".5% SM COE _CLTr_CX _1W 00. WIAq ; i rrs 4vrr HEY" O%'T \ TeLL ME q5. REM%iØER WHEN 4J UVCI.g ED 90AS761) HE COULD 06T 'You A JOS IN THE 5140P HAVE VOLJ FOUND ~:~IOT~ (C_ I _ D! D 17.01 0" 50(UQ5H,P71 - %*.,.%I-- NO... '. - : : . V . I i - on,- ; .I !, r I ~ 19 4 I ________________ J a 16 by %OT L - t / (_1 '. Ir , _-, 1. ~,-, "I., d,~,%, . ,~~ _0DO YOU;t - " -, _-_1 11, I V y .1 1 f-- '~ 7 , ~I- I Heimdohl & Stofl ? ~S__ -,;)., ) ~ ~ ,~ . " am r--,N r- , I . - rkw! I . 4 1 ,,, " __ ( &t I I I 4 I __ I _~~ __.;;P1t1_ - - i 11 r; - ,T, ";!A !I I __ ! 12 N 1 -1 I T_1; I I _% 1, - - I - Church roval Reversed , ... N AT - I 1, V L. - ~) FST ~% i T CAW W TO MJc MY- AND WHEgE HO5EP ouROI COM PAINT5 ABOUT - - 1 _____ a - _Lu ,~ . - I~ '~ I~ so' TiiY _______ - 7H~QEITHEY EA I I I : :. i )11, ; ,4;~~ I - 1~ I 17. .r I _ __________ — ~Ik __________ 1 ff7il 1 F,1 by Howie Schneider _______ m 30 IVXPCAJWVE 7HESE D06 rr3 064AFtD 10 'A 6 ci~ p BEkUANVM F9AQKLj&) -SAD 11 i r - l - . i U - - -- 4 4 - I - - FT-"A,N 1y,9ARkW_-Z)' ) . r^ l,-,) I 1 _____________________ — ( 1 ! _~ I I \\ I I I - - by Bob Thsv., Ill I, ' ' - - , ; I k% ,r awku& - I II — % - , FRANK AND ERNEST °' . ' . a /' / 1 I /-,-~, L 11 "' 490WL?ATVA.A'r10Pd;%, II MEN'S NEAR - - (__~ i . / ) '/ is i(, I f - Q~' oI - _L J - 7 [7 AT i-H R \ $0H90011c I ______ ._c\ - (, ) ' C-4 - .1 ./1 A I 1) J _____ $ I UGS . . _)L~ _______ flvit i _t'_ GOAAE' &SWMATP4 r-p ____ _____ '-I ;~~ TE 1,N PL-\-T ION F V.,kAA 1. . TAAL- S I - '_ . _~ 1P - - I . -. r 1, ( , - V __1 __ I - . . - ,ZP.- - . -Z;-- 'S • - - -. - S - -- : ' '- 1 . .1 ' - - . - . . - - .%, -- , -' • ' •' -. - - - - - S • ,, 5 - . . , - - ______ . _____ ____________ ___________ = - . i L 1. . Attorne - - .- -. - . - - - •• -1 -. •- i I __ . -__- _________ ____ 4L ____ - ______ - _____ " ________ ___________ I rR- !'. i ____________ ________ / - / - ____ - _____ - . .1 ~-- - . , k L ~_. \, __ AAWW~ " - - , - . MCBM -~_ - BASEBALL Sanford's Zinn Beck. left, who at 89 is baieball's oldest living active scout, joins Minnesota Twins' President Calsin G fith In inspecting a plaque gi%en Beck by Sanford basebaJ 1 law for his long )cars of ser-%ice to the gwne during ceremonies at Orlando's Brinker Ficid last night. (See stnry on Page IB. Herald Photo by ill Vincenti - Vihlen Asks State- Ruling _~ I V_ : I eks Reopening Of County Facility - I . J~ &%%; . ____ ~ - I- :1 __ :~-;__ __7__1 -11_. -, 17.T. - . . __ -. It I ~.' ----.~_~ _. = --i i -_ ~_ __ - ... another I corre Florida Department investigation or inspection by 04~ OnJai sl -A__. _______~Ez cannot waive the .--,afet' requirements because the jail is ____ I - - ______ - i. ~,_;47 _Z,:~ -7 -71 -, =--_-___ . _ , ~ - TODAY flick Lon wood To Work On Bu et To t residents, said the petition on Orlando's Joey Vincent at 10 included 350 signatures. tonight in the Oflando Sports Stanley also !aid the building Stadium. At stake - the llermi obtained ) I1i1I1O1i Southern junior middleweight his DON N A FF_S foriiiir council chairmiian led (urn ritly i tlu iiiuiiber $18 72 [ruin (hi municipal poliu di rt:itent Baptist Temple on July 3o ch ampionship. S c lIotsir ttk budget requeth Hi raid litrald Staff Writer the majority of the zoning board committee, headed by city court: $15.556 for ad. contained "eight or ten IX-lxirtinent heads' budget indicate the figure is the same Mixing Writer I .-ui - 1'.Ip,i,' in recommendingfrom that the building Francis Jenior. submitted show no as urnt iIary. Ap theofficial requests 00 Page I 1' discrepancies in violation ofministration $75,500 parently V I,ONGWOOD - The first in salary be waived because of the ,Aorking under the umbrella of street department; 1152,%4.40 increase in salaries for Mrs. 011iff's mlars, city (Kie. I), \ what is expected to be a series city's fuwncial distress at the the city planning and zoning from the water deparUnent- theiiiselves St l when he assumed the ad said the proposed oh orkshops on the budget for time _______________________________________________ Aro und it ( u Utihits tIerk buokk Leper ditionil dutics of utility clerk building setback and s,eplic fiscal IW~-'76 will be held at While said tilt, services of ;I Link Iatiori ilid not meet code 7 30 tonight at city hail, Council professional planner for the ity oTricla Is said sha r' ng a planner with lx tcen the administratise and responsibilities .ifter (ity Clerk Calendar SA requirements. And. he said the Chairman Grant said ininimum of one da) per week other communities and the county has % clerk's budget request at Onrue Shornate said Mrs. building permit as granted ut,111 today. to aid the board in cumplsing iiever ih fora total of been considered anted more work to (10 £iflCe with the state land planning la'A an increase of 1700 over the t he botli'teeping chores (lid not Cross%ord Budget requests, submitted %var, (1CPrt1i1flt heads rt nglneer and take lip her full council 41S tiotrd is formulating the Like $ii lii) frtri th ut lits Jirk U thhs distributed to city council 6t required by the code. 'i(ti your u'ncurrence it is Mary comprehensive land use office: $9,250 (ruui the building Dr. inih 68 eithcr of the churches was iiaiiiers oser the eekend my intent to Join Osiedo Winttr plan insptor s offa $io from o l(nroscu 68 illion represented at last night's Springs, lake Mary and the in Winter Springs, mean- parks, grounds and cemetery: in addition, Percy IIosUI SA meeting. But city councilmen county in acquiring the services while, Councilman John $20,8 For the sev'er departC C) Obituaries + A/ SA said they' anticipate the chairman o of a professional planner to aid Daniels last night reported the ment i Skylark and Columbus $J U A I V V J II I E ug h agency i new Sports 1.38 churches will reapply for the planning designation for the planning in (tie development of this county has approved an harbor sewer package plants 113 zoning change. plan," While sai& allocation froin the federal and $9,575 from the city clerk's Seminole Counly Sheriff John the approved budget today W omel, and zoning commission I asked .1 6A The motion to set a3ide the Polk said today a S2.396,7 (or reinstatement of the 125 127 from the Office of Management -,The muntv wou!d hire the Comprehansive Fmplo)miellt offl(T. IX-velopinent Act i CEDA) of Proposed budgets million budget approved by An3lysis and teek but tabled until an monthly salary to e.nh of the indisidual selected by the four $10,000 for the city to, hire I'ubln . Safety Director Doug 1owit ("Inmlssiofl doen I \ tsttntLn high 92, usc r pinion co,ild be heard from five members on the advisory users and would benefit from planwir. The planner is ex- Keller's police and fire look iike enough money" to 'it doesn't look like enough night ImA 65. Rainfall %a% A! k - City Attorney Newman Brock board. Ns services one day per week, pected to be employed in the departments were not made finance the 1975-76 fiscal year e sai 110heY to o1wrate the Sheriff's inches. on (tie legalits of the action lie also recommended the next month to six seeks isailable to council metmibers for t'x' tount s lass enforci. Ikpartnient for the coming Parils douds thruuh Brock told tiie council it could vity allocate 12,200 toward the councilman Martin Bacon City officials said sharing a over the weekend ment :Igency. year," Polk said. Polk has the ti,inor-ro"A. A ( han * ce of thunvote to set aside the previous salary of a professional planner Sr., who is planning and zoning planner with other coinHowever, Keller indicated }'olk, this morning, saw a authority to appeal the budget dehoers, mainly during the actinn. but might be faced with to be Oared with the cities Of commissioner in Lake INIrry, inunities and the county Nis publicly at i recent COUncil "fact sheet" -%ith totals -of to the Florida Department of aftern.mn and v%enlng. Highs a lawsuit if the churches have Winter Springs. Oviedo, Lake said he has heard nothing from never been considered. ineeting he would not seek the conitliission-approved Administration. procee e very 1.r with their Ma and the county. White or any other Longwood Other budget requestsSI funding osr and above the budget Thurtd) and &id he Polk origiIly requested op th O ilur ddails and tides, plans. [.'art% this %ear, White, it official on all%r .SUCh Piall. ini(tcd to citv council include sums curenth allo(ated to the e,vilected a total breakdown of proximat(ly 6 millitin P lk .. - . .. ~~ - I - ,~ ,~s - _144- ~ `~ llet~li~_M. N,-) - 57.1. , _~_. I r1l;., i'~ _r 0TW :_el--- ~t- .---. - - F.4 L ~ t" -, _~ V.VAPTA7e,;N,"-.-%( ,- _~.' 16_4 Z- . - - _ .--. __& x-"'. . - - _.- - ..E~4_ Z_2 — $2.4-M Says 1 -' .- •.' i--- • -: . ' • . - F.7I M_~ : --_- -- t-- ft~ rm-Cm Wy~~ — ~ -_- __ d ( ___________________________________________ __ - :, V ________________________ 6 '$'--!"- — ' r I it is within the city limits. County officials permsIon to of a quick decision. Greene suggested Vien take safety requiLrements from both reopen the county jail. "Mr. Wainwright is in receipt Sanford Fire Department of. h problem to the Department County Commission Chair. of the grand jury report Con- ficials and the state fire mar- of Correcticns, which regulates : man Sid Vien Jr. said he was cerning the jail and is currently' shals office so the jail can operations of confinement I X _.. -0 I attempting to reach Correc- studying it very closely. Ile reopened. _ institutions . 11 ^" tions Director Louie Wain- i~ ants time to also consider the Vihlen began Ns step eart)AM The stuinbl'ng block in . I st.ate fire marshal's report and A__A niorning, but shortly before 'learance to begin iiio ing the findings from our incstiga corndor door idths in the jail noon had not been able to - prisoners I-kick into jail after -fore any decision con- vell blocks. Both the state fire contact Wainwright or an aide . I having struck out twice with cerning the Seminole County inarshal and Sanford Fire (7hief who might shed light on the - f t. I ; ~. of conditional use permits for t%ko fire agencies, Jail is made by this depart- George Muriett refuse to waive problem. ~ I'lie jail has been closed since ment," Romine said. Prisoner upkeep ~as been Seminole Baptist Temple and Juw 9 when fire damaged the Wainwright, Roinine said, inches. costing geminole County about ~ J,?hovah's Witnesses. ('Punt,Ao-story facility and claimed received the grand jury report Olin Greene. thrector of the $1.000 daily since the jail was - lives of 10 inniates and a last Frida% and began work an state fire marstia'I's offi(e. told closed. Sheriff John Polk has dissenting vote. jailer. .. it Monday. Ilornine said Vihlen today that his office been "farming out" prisoners i The council also su.spended could onl%- make recom. to other jails and it the end of . _ , buildingpermits obtained by I 1JUg Honune spokisman For spectioo b correction officials mnenda ions u under detention in 00 sakty Siminole hlaptist Temple SainTight said that the cor might be required before the requirements but has no at least four facilities following th,e Jul), 21 con. Jail I.t. Max Stewart shows yardstick m easuremen', of 22 Inches for controversial corridor doors in rections director would -be jail can be reopened. jurisdiction to waive them after Vihlen says the county needs struction go-ahead given by the St minok CountyJail illerald Photo . b Bill (nnti most happy to talk with ier has been attempting to this are made to get the jail back in operation council Vililen," but ,41'ered little hope gain a waiver of ininilliulli &-inford Citv The council s change of mind followed presentation of it li,etition of IL-inchland residents d - - rcksision . by Frank Hill i-n M NTi4'V T - OILI 5 U P 110 790IZL AND DATES CAM WitAR A SuIT I A ii - -- no _____ SHORT RIBS g I Nor vLgY PlAN _____ -. ' -- - an ey . _____ Ii S - - - _____ . I 71 \ 1_1 ' WINTER SPRINGS — Responding to neighborhood opposition, the City Council last night reversed its June 21 decision permitting construction of t%o churches in a residential zone along Hayes Iload in Ranctdands On a 4 to I vote, the council requests. ~ .w __________ Meeting May Be First Of Series I __________ / 0 1. -.- 0~ I ' - I I .rs ThEY EEK & MEEX ______________ _ 1 1..I ~ ff !_ ~ I I ~ WHERE OMEPC , 0- I (" T$O BOY' I CAPTAIN EASY 0 .,.sr.. 1. .,f,- , r, ,_ - ( FLIGHT! I~ I ? I I ` .-.-...-..._ . 1.,.. 0 .. .. I I - '' , I ME5' H 5AKE .I ti - D0-JG,M00ST - 1.0061' THIS IS HIS 4~:N I ~ __________________________ ___________________________ ALLY I by Bob Montana T COtMJ MOOSE LOOK LIME GREEN I , I t. (r i . ~,~_, , .-, iv _ i I I 1 1,4 b '6 ARCHIE ! ., . , I , ~ 0 DOUBLE-! - /_ .Im -'M # ~ -A - ,. ' b Al Vermeer _! _ WE'LL CALL IT NO PROSLEM A BEAR SWALLOINS ME ,4tq() Tl,4r_- 5ALL,T00! ee I Wvi__M I W__ ~_ 11), JANE CASSE ________ ,_~~ INTERFERINi& . . 0 POP - 0 I X A . -:D .1 'r.,.4~, 1;. .r^ ( 0- %,-, 01 . .~, ,_ J .1 ) -~V) ,_~ h -~V . 44 1%q 0. , 1~j 40 / %. -1 ).- (' WE 7R I EP f ! Z I c I / 11; r WINTHROP I !TA54r.' c7vv fm, W - It! Cava ____________________________ —— 1 60MM!- '. ,, .~___ . ,__,.~,-4...,~,.._iel t.~_-!-"- -_ we -e-1 -1 1 A WfX avrw / r IF= I'm CHASINGr A by Dick — ,.# - ____________ f, 1p uiie 1 Po71 - 5/RI ~ PRISCILLA'S ' 000 Ra I - HE TsRO5 A 1 ~4 ~ A ,rtC.47%aW, AWAEP L t, I 1 ) g•t. FAV V&"kte,5(_,4,t ~ I T - MW FIELD i I - ~1 I o n whether an extension of today's Which area i getting the i ill in in arbitr itor or special kadline is in the offing or shaft Hosinthal 1'sk(d SEA iiiastcr, to (kCidt on ikms the n egot ia tors whether the board agreed to up are getbng the two teams have failed to agree arris to (hi shift' Asnego(ia(ionsncaredan end the $200 co of li%lng ad wan ueu today. School Supt. Bud I.ayer justment offered teachers. explain the 1975-76 I le said SEA would not accept The estimated cost Df said the School Board has However, as (tie two teams school budget and sjxcial master is from $150 to denied the county's top squared off, one source d C 0 fl f i r m f students per class recoin$250 per day, Pelley says. That board o financial officer permission to there is a "possibility of admended (iv the state • , expense would be shared by statements liftit bttl1 ref)reScntaties of dition1il funds Rusinthal ud SI A is SF A and the boarci the county s 1462 teachers ouneouldconfirriiordiny county cannot afford sticng with i $8.600 demand I tnk gate harry board approval of additional to pay teachers what for i beginning teachers During this morning'ssession 11elley enough information to money because it would tip the Rosenthal again ca:ed for a salary. . SEA is asking. bargain to a conclusion," Layer hand of negotiators, who .. inediator. lie said there is one - I t's definiti-lv affordable, said this morning His planned to discuss teacher tie said \t present teachers available next Monday or statement followed his three- salaries later this afternoon. wtiat the county can afford. st;nrt at $7.800, hour closed meeting )esterday "All I'm saying at tWs tune is A veteran administrator, Indications were SEA might both sides in trying to reach an with Pettey and the board. agreement. An arbitrator, on ard's top Offer." Harris is the county's chief the o er ian makes a The decision not to allow Pelley told The Herald. Also financial officer and is in the offers something more than de ision which Asst Supt. Roger Harris to asked about salary, Layer said, process of preparing the 1975-76 $200. But Rosenthal declined to ineet at the bargaining table -No corrunent. I'm meeting school budget. comment. with Pettey at noon." This morning Roserittwl said On approval frorn l.aser, SEA a [so called in an expert Education Association (SEA I Meanwhile, Steve Hoseriftil SEA rejected a Pelley proposal Pelle% has asked the Public from Tallahassee. Molly requested that Harris explain -SEA's top spokesman -said that teachers teach 15 ad. Employe Relations Com. &'unple a consultant from -,he next year's budget and confirm his Learn is "tr)ing to get Harris ditional minutes each day. mission i PERC I to declare ar. Florida Teaching Profession - can to the table." Rosenthal says. Rownthal also said boud impasse unless agreement can (FTP), was monitoring today's afford to pay its educators. Pelley's team claims no ex- negotiators asked for class be reacht,cl by the end of today's session. Pelley, the boards chief pertL in budget affairs, and sizes larger than those session. Rosenthal said Ms. Sample is negotiator, refused to comment SEA anted Harris to explain suggested by the state. if talks end, Pellev hopes to fl expert in budgetary affairs. b I KK. Ryan ~~l I" W", . I V-..+ iOufl SEE ••(•J CAN , ...:~~ - / - % _.r1 . . 'r 1W By F Di ltl1KF IIerd Staff rIttr r -- ~/ I TO BE! -1 I -, violation of the sunshine law, 011th said the pre&c is notified of all council and committee meetings. No such notification was received by The Herald. Wesley Place assistant police chief, who had been tagged for the police chief sb' when Triplett's resignation ,Aas pending is also to stay with the department. I arr i s • I Chic TWE OPFICE EACW DAY, - _W_ M KAVE , TUMBLEWEEDS . ~ I - WELLTOA'T' WHY DON1r'vOU TELL ME so UiET AUTE miNGS I CHANGED E 3N IlAys 17`~, - - WHAT 00 qQ0 41204T c,Ou FDROE7'"G .L -,A TOAT Tih, DELAOED FCe AOX)sr M SPG~g r -4 ~FS, -,VR. PA5T 0 . I 5X -)W 'I _;~ -- ,~-, ik _________________ P__________________ ~i V - EION DIE 140ME EVENINGS 0 by Garry Trudeau I fol.~~, - * ""'01- OLD, -- I .,__Z__T _ _- - - - n . 1, , I - 11 Sch%co%pol Board Turns Down Request - BUGSBUNNy ,/11 said and iriiiudt within the resignation request that he ilripletti be reassigned within (he police department ranks. Triplett submitted he resignation, as requested ef fctie Aug 1, but withdrew u at the special meeting Jul) 11 ltegarding allegations that the Sunda) night committee was a secret meeting in ____________ P MOAN " DO IS 0AT — WE KeV RN MODERN .. . iAVV7'60T A5(&T0WRy 05(~I?y _W" 1111HII %, I . /4wfy . ,M , I' A i , 16 I .ri _A .. . ~ I . I 1 ~ ,,I t -.i.%V 11 ; .J vt _" .0 )P-~-- __~l V, ____________________ •l4CO -- E —1 s5 MEPE 3 ___ !-'- lilectim!, a(ldiriv Warren. In 1(1(1111011 w hi s personnel serves as chairman of the police committee "They just Felt the po1 department was being loosely operated and that a change might jack the thing up get it reorgarized and going' 011iff said Warren then approached Tripktt with the i ornrnittce s equest that he resign, 011iff - %ritors will recese coPies of by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS pp - DOONESOLJRY - ( - FUNNY BUS u Jim, -It was obvious to South that West's double marked him with both missing kings It ws * - - d be lorosbng questions will - Everyting has been worked out and Ken is with us eris 4! manen..y — Mayor Leon 011iff * - . if) ill e yard. t' lk 11 9 to h,.1 v,eodsl" dOLIbIC ( I -SIX .I notrump is definitelynot cards you are plaing lacing reconunended Ile does 'h3ve a bridge. Our choice to open is lot of c- rds, but lie should have one diamond, but we would not seen the a danger that the double criticize a club opening. We put him in.'' would really criticize a spade or Oswald "South lost little notrunip call time in showing \est th erroi (D you ha'e a QUOSOkfltfor of s as lie on the spade e Jacob ys Wr ite lead in dunun and led a heart re of this to his king West took is ac The most innewspaper and got out with the jack of 19 WELL, %EI&15 M~ =a Lr> wAzrr, pv tkx gl~cw rM ALL ,) A lL ( atto' ii irilhiul ii) city and irur1inu attorneys .Neel)- has lxen a member of (be police force for approximately 18 months. The uproar began July 27 liiri Councilmen (arias Warren and Ha) Heasel) met as the personnel ioiiiiiiittee to discuss the operation of the police department 011iff said lie was asked to sit in on the * -- q - ge Ildlid Whell .d . X - I— i I _____ hat if anything is our open- P.1 S s Pass Opening lead . THEBORNLoStit -- i I er thing has been worked out and ken is with us perniarientlY 0111ff said. The mayor added the city stands firmly behind Triplett and I'1urohIidnIirr) eel) named asdefendantna lawsuit b an A popka woman recently, alleging the two roughed tier up !ur'ng an arrest, 011iff said the lawsuit is being Withd raws Resigna t*ion I e. 11 1.14 it OVIEDO .- Police Chief Kenneth Triplett is not resigninf; arid his differences itli city officials have been resolved. Mayor Ikon 011iff said toda 011iff said Triplett withdrew tiis resignation at a special ('0111161 I'lleeting last Thursday night ami left the state on I I ____ 6\I Pa53 s• PJ ss, - - I -_ . I- I I _____ [lass ---,*,- C • I- 4 , ~J ,~ ,- -_— A -, South Oviedo Pol'oice h'o ef Triple ____ - 1) le I _____________ at h Eas -- . Mminv's last two cards were a I low diamond and the jack of clubs. West couldn't throw his king of clubs lie had to onguard his king of diamonds and the ace-queen of diamonds took the 11t to tricks it k Q4 • Q 76 £A Groue Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I discarding down to the ace- L_____J u!s.1,g' !TuesdayI.ug . - a9753 & K 10 8 4 ALLEY ____ NO N tNk i D'U REALLY ! 9U+ A CNANE 'N ThA RAmE?, trick was by means of a Vienna coup. So at the next trick, South established : 1 8754 S #9 £J2 __ - I 11 Hd - 5,__ 1 -. • -. , - '% -- - S ., - - s--- . - -- - --S • ,, -,. ' . - • .- .- .5 . . , S -- • , - - -- -. - - - - .'' - — � 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 04, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 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 04, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/953f389e2e4dde4f43c131d2fcf97c2b.pdf 6ab808ce9835574bf47af0374676a92a PDF Text Text 45--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Frida y, Aug. 1, i;s BEETLE BAILEY -vi WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker by Dick Turner CARNIVAL I drew two rounds of trumps while leaving the jack of trumps in dummy. ?ORTH *KJ2 VK4 #K 62 Then he went after the diamonds by cashing his ace of diamonds and leading towards durnrnvs king. K i 6 43 EAST WEST 47 * 854 V 1073 V Q 9865 2 0 QJ 94 io 4 A Q 75 2 £ 1098 SOUTh IDI £ A Q 10963 by Dove Groue ALLEY OOP WE wAiamc YsORWY piAw, t cj t' GET 5OME- / mns PLACE AiNT m41NK !O, THING EAT! I SEWN' NO MORE! JT flt4Nl HOW ABOUT MINING ANYWAY! \ A RAFFLE T1CkET ISTE4D? — fiStW('ct sulnrr,iblt' - Writ Pass --- i7,t • — 1'as I'.iss . IiE A• __ 24 4* I',usc F:i Pass Pass I',,ss So uth IA 3• 6* THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 6 'cCi _ RM1' t ;A CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS do 'j N Today's od ay's question is "What is an elimtnalinn play" The answer IS that it is a name given to a group of plays By Oswald & James Ja('Oby in which dtTlarer elinlinatesall the cards in one or two suits and South didn't know just how to then throws an opponent in to bid his hand. The one thing he force him to make a lead that was sure of was that there was will be favorable to declarer no reason to use Blackwood. He didn't really care whether or not his partner held the ace of Do hao a question (or clubs, the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacoy s " care of this Six was a good contract, but newspaper. The most incareful play was necessary and teresting questions will be South gave 'the hand the correct used in this column and careful play. writers wi ll receive copies Of He rutted the club lead and JACOB V MODERN) "Mom says people who eat nolltui' BUivegetables are vegetarians! 'That's not what I call em" FUNNY BUSINESS er Oil E,DOC. kx)~ TAKES U qr,' ) T'\ 6 - _ • _____ _______ I I ( __— I ç1r CieA CO. ' .. BY 7)ER CAVR ON ICI4W /MUM4BLE RA5HT5. V I D1fliflCII .4k? Oc . LP V 6hIZ4L. R17. -. A 17 I '1 -• ''... ,Si1_,_,__ AY ON THE V/ 'CONTAINS FORTIFIEC1 MiJL.TI-VTAMIN j .,J LECITHIN. DEXTROSE MC1NO500IU1 i / LUTAMAT ,J / &. Yf '.. (OHL TO -MINK THAT MY FVThRE HUPP Y MAY LOSTOUT ThERE IN THAT ICKY OL! PESERTI \.. I warrants at both complexes. by T. K. Ryan Apartment HOM 50.1 Hr l.OIE OF WATER HOLES 001 ThERE. MY usi-i s.rr HE LA EVE GOT TO •.\ ,, —. GET OF AT THE ?t..EAS 4OL MY YARN) NEXT STOP r 17 YOUNG MAN , NAVE 10 FINISH r SLEEVE! ftC & ('\, GRIMJULO IGUL-C 14 - - I 'ONOE IF MR. DTI.4ES IS GONNA BUY' TillS STORY' fl-M by 21, Apartments, charged with felony possession of controlled substance, Bond 000 by court order. Robert Eugene Smith, North Lake Apartments, Altamonte Springs, charged with felony possession of GCfl?.4G 10 GO 10 f (7IFFEREN7 501-cXt NEXT TEW A ( MAKE ,ANY '1FFE4Z'C TO ME... ,r F BA13YLONIANS! THA1 GOES IT W IT./ rj — Verme,r '. ¼. " by Bob Montana fl'WT"YYY rr 01 o Sç___ I I 415 TOU TINY DROP IC L EEK & MEEK - ,f ___ . j f a' k— L 1 by Howie Schneider nru — - ' '4_ . . - ji I I ! ' . - , -- -'U -- .. ;i..j_ 5.', - - ' - •••- - , JIJ1- v ' . I :. ' r '' . I . . a , - " ,,z - -. __________ ,r _______ -- — ii: I --• - w- - ed. organized and is connected with 4 the armed robberies arid break- - - r a o .• _____ I I . "1.1 . .-. crime, there is an element that is organized when it comes to incidents where quick profit unadifferentles ithan Ifl othe can be made,” he said re s of F lo rida i and the nation. Herrings chief investigator, HerrinutoldThefleraldinan Jack It. Fullenwider, says that interview that while vicewhile th ere are no pr ostitution related crime— gambling, rings m the county, there are r)(fttJfl prostitutionand the like — non crime __________________________ indi vi duals who still practice rIde5t profession" in the 'uchasrobberyandburglaryis robberies than in the past and rganiz house burglaries are up," "I'm sure there are a F "There is no question about Ilerring said. "Much of what is he !aid recently. "However, it Some of the robberies and stolen turned into quick they are scattered and not break-ins recorded in Sernino e cash which we feel noes toward easily fl ushed out ithout an County are organized," Herring fejii a drug habit t awful lot of legwork involved" said. - Drug traffic Is aW got"of the swpects have." 'C . i,,/. , — -. , ' since the Harlan Blackburn case "BU'• dospite the ' ac o vLce- - • . / a: ______ . . - -. -' Ii ..-- .. I exists in Scminole County, 7 ., s. - IIg 531(1 the street cr-fine operating lutes It problem is is part of a national mole County are 'singles Herring said his office is trend which he Feels "dovetails operating out of some of the .4 to this area in part taunts s better nightspots LiITCfltl) invo l ved in seeral —-- wi hepomnLsout the thou t the knowledge of the trend i _i.....J1 investigations connected to irganized crime, but would t away from the old forms of owners of the clubs. ','Those kind of girls we aren - t Exhilarating family entertainment will hit Sanford on Aug. 13, %hru the Fcllo%ship Players open &tail what these probes con. organized crime in this area. their live-day run of the smash musical, 'Godapell' In the fellowship hall of the First United Methodist cern. little going to get too many corn"My investigators find Church. Playing the lead roles of Jesus and John the Baptist are Foreman Heard (kneeling left) and 'There has been a major trace of prostitution In the plaints about, he said. " - I - .. ' ' IGODSPELLO SPELLS FUN ' ' - -- ____ " Chip Johnsm. Others in the cast Include (btanding. from left I blartha McDonald, Anthony Sutton, change in the past years where county and we feel the porno Martha Hardwick, Buddy Echols, Ally-son Dupree, Walt Morgan and Anna Lea Heard. Story, Page 3- street crime is concerned (pornography) traffic is shut C, Women's Section. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) SC I ear ire ' OOi lt*s a different story regar. ding drug traffic in Seminole locally, We have had more down," Hersing said. "Gam- County, where both Herring juveniles involved in armed bling has not been evidenced (Continued on Page 6-A) Co de tan ar s S 1 • Karen Anita Smith, 19, North Lake Apartments, charged with Sanford Naval Academ y has fatuous Mayfair Hotel and the Naval Academy's Junior of the State Fire Marshal's felony possession of controlled been in "dry dock" For repairs home of he old New York School since the July 13 fire and office inspected the school and substance. Bond $5 last month's fire that Giants baseball team, since harry said the wind-up of the found 18 fire code violations. Tanya Marie Sherry, 20 lony caused lire department of. harry explained that the summer session would be When a fire occurred in Orlando, charged with f e possession of controlled sub. ficials to order the pri vate school was being brought to completed at that facility. February at the school, it was school closed until It could be state fire code standards in a Celery Avenue and Mellonville revealed that few, if any, of the sta nce . Bond $5()()() violations had been repaired. Parker said the raid on brought up to state standards. 'crash" repair program which Avenue, this month. Repair crews have been was caused by the last FirLambusta's apartment was c, one Th? repair work at the Harry said after the July 13 touched off by Orange County pain ti ng, cleaning, hammering of a series of blazes during the senior school, located on First fire that t he Bernarr MacSta te Attorney Robert Eagan, and sa wing since July 15, two past year that has plagued the Street near Se minole Memorial fadden Corp., which operates who obtained a search warrant days after a Fire that damaged cehool hospital has centered around the school had planned to do In connection with a probe of the third floor and soaked most "We should be ready for renov ation of rooms, new repair work during the sumembezzlement of state sales tax of the second and main floors classes on Sept 2,' harry said floonng expansion of sprinkler flier, but that this would be a with water. money. "We could conduct classes now, systems and repainting the costly operation. "We're on our way back to but felt it would be best to keep building. (Continued On Page $-A) After the fire, Sanford Fire the building closed until "The clean-up program is belngoperatlonal,"JessàHarry Chief George Harriett directed superintendent of the school, complete repairs could tic running over $20,000 but it must harry to keep the school closed ." be done," Harry said. said today' as he reviewed the made work at the school once the Classes have been held at Last September, members tContrnued On Page 6-Al 4A Calendar 5A / Des rAbby Zn tiome -I' I .:::::.. IllosplItal ObItuaries ............ d- CAT (GETS ____ a& Jr ; Veterinarians Dclu 1tt r- 5A j TRANSFUSION oroPe /1 L"tl I •I AB 5D 4A Crosxword FAltorial - — Around The (lock COMICS M IL - ' TODAY ' CRAPIG CLAIBC40JES REVIEW -,,---.'- ' VV I W... . "There is no question about it. Some of the robberies and breakins recorded .n Seminole County are organized." —State Attor-: —Abbott H erring Re pal rs B rig hten Naval Academy's Outlook r11 ,,, II Iti' ___ I II J"o ' 'ilk", P774 r1 , - E LAD TO Gr HER wm N0cLTVOF THESLIN. t1 CAPTAIN EASY PERFUME ; ... OH, YEf,...,rMu5r E TH15'JL)IJGLE LOVE MI5T Al STILL, IT COULD eE A INCINC E TI-IE SASH i ,. . i'..' . -- - Capistrano WIIJ'FLib#b / IT VPkJWN1 ' rano hR 5t 6. rged with $5,000 by court order, Moniko B. Mang, , ) TCW YGCJ ThAr ' ', artment olf controlled substance. Bond 1 -IE BE?JKN ORDER . . .•.. B 61 I NN MctASLANI) herald Staff Writer , ,.4,a".,'A State Attorney Abbott felony possession of controlled substance and paraphernalia Bond 11,000 by court order . Michael Stephanie Boyle, 19 • 1330 Delaney Dr, Casselberry, charged with Felony possession Chic Young ..J . 2 ft BLONDIE - . -7 Jcseph John Lambusta 11 WELL, I REGtILARLY' POP n err ino e 101.V arrested as: / PoN'1soRRY,Mu-r HIL-PE&ARP. ThEJ(E ARE _ -' - - along with the state officers. Parker said a quantity of drugs and paraphernalia were seized in the two raids, con. ducted by executing search ~ :1 I ...' 2 .'7#7 „iU - Parker identified those 7/ A 1'4 RayParkersaid Inc raids were conducted TUMBLEWEEDS 1 ARTIFICIAL F Or f .1 ./ charges. by Haimdahl & Stoffel AJT SO'E ..Y Thr. 'EAL hERO. i .' jointly with Orlando and Orange County authorities, BUGS BUNNY - " YOUNG MAN. t ' ,l,r,f rganized Crime ( d I I ru Altamonte Springs apartment complexes and arrested persons on d rug re re la ateu te I47 ZVE /4t MtuEM I JJ D and Florida Ok-partment oi Criminal Law Enforcement agents Friday raided two CAST'f1AtW 1 t— Charges , provision To State Attorney -ccording -r •/ 7,W W , - practical difficulty or Un- lire marshal's office. A 14-point recommendations and that he is sheriff's department personnel Jailed On /2 th4r A reaAamy 4s FtNiW! 441) CZR /,/ 2XAV7Y H45 ,4~ — 1 7 by Garry Trudeau Z}1W 7?i4TAI1iEV 4 cA7W FZi4L., . Z'4T ftYAW E'W7XW AIELLO pArE.A said the two will talk Monday Vihlcn says widening u necessary hardship which will plan cinnpuled by a jail study following "city policy" by the corridor door provision a nd county then would be "in direct about waiving the corrido'r (I(x)rs could cost as much as be incurred with the con. committee — of which Ilarriett following established state law. said the state fire marshal may violation of life safety codes.' width provision. $180,000 and take four months struction of widening the was a member Seminole County COHIWESSIOfl —. also listed llarrlett said if he were to Harriett also pointed out that cite the less than 2 inch width for the work. More than $40,000 corridor doors. County Fire Inspector j rninjruiuni Chairman Sid VihIen Jr., waive the provision, he requirements which a prisoner's "civil rights would as a deficiency. would Vihien also asked Harriett to would pro vi de for safety ''°' Friday appealed to Sanford be held responsible for the Meluan said the Jail facility is worth ('1 contracted work IS be violated" if he were placed Harriett and Viblen both in the city lire department's nearly, complete on restoring keep in mind the county Fire Chief George Harriett to safety of the prisoners and jurisdiction plans to ditions in the Jail, in a jail which has deficiencies, stated intentions were to have because it is in t he the facility, which was burned build a new jail facility within reconsider refusal to waive a sheriff's department personnel, city tt prisoner, aware County officials sought to the jail di In the June 9 fire that killed Il 24 mont d the corridor width requirement limils, However, he sikl state life safety code restriction hs, have city, county and state fire not meet all the safety replaced by other safety "If you waive something then attorney general's opinion on persons. County prisoners for the Seminole Coiint U L III UP entities approve the 14-point equi,ements, could refuse to features. Vi en said Friday lie J i-a I the liability Will rest with the the jurisdiction question is currently are being "farined h doors was the major point in a plan, th us relieving the county t' placed in the Jail, Harriett hd been "assured" by th Ilarrieti's refusal to waive person who gave the waiver," fortheotuilng. cut" to area jails at an average l e is es the provision t of 32 deficienci found to of the liability of having an said. the 28 inch hlarriett said. cost of $1,000 per day sta te fire marshal's office the Harriett said that until he exist in t he second story Jail unsafe jail. hfarruett says that width of co rr idor drs ('Ou1(l hlarriett, when preparing the other safety equipment, such as Vihien also has appealed Il) I Inds out whose Jurisdiction the Vihlen is askini , ltarriett to facility by Robert Johnson, prevent prisoners until further notice' he wi ll 11point plan for the jail, ex- a smoke de te ction system cou1 from Olin Greene, director of the j;.il is in, he will not waive any reconsider the waiver on the chief inves itigator for the state not re turning to the fa ci lity, ac• state lire marshal's office and of the safety codes. EOOCLP,/ i' cording to ViWen, because the — ' by Larry Lewis '.'OJ 4AE I T W INK WE CAN JSE DO S OU HAVE A A JOB OJ AN' O.JESTIONS NON-SS10(65' ME, 51 ABO UT US, 3%$ SECTION IN THE / CAFETERiA — NI4' M ) vin en Pleads With Harrie tt To Reconsider Ja'l' to l Wa*iver By MICK IA)CIIKIflGF; DOONESBURY tI I.,c) 4 T - I'M (OJ' - J1 Oonin2 k.3d — 10£ -. THJ16 if, '10U North Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents .1 West saw this danger and discarded, but his didn't faze South. lie went up with dum• mys king and led back the suit East was in but could not lead a trump SO South got to ruff one diamond which, was all he need ed ... -. 67th Year, )O. 297—Sunday, August 3. 1975 This play left West right between a rock and a hard place. If he ruffed, South would play low From dummy and be able to ruff a losing diamond In dummy later on. AJ A8753 is T usi w çi'cp \ SO WE Fk3UEP A \()tJ' RAF FLEWAS AS ' I4 RAFFLI NG CL' DAVE OLSON / GOOD 4 WAY 48 OFF, SHIFT') DIED A FEW CIA'S ANY 10 P135E OF - AGO AN' LT / 1415 F'OPERV.' NO I(JN... EDITION SUNDAY By OSWM.I) and JAMES JACUHY -\ 7 _____ -. . ' 4# ~ 1101 blood from (.retco, Iptilk, . i* at extreme klti, a 3-yearleopard, In a bid to or m -i n ttiooti trIftIucinn 11Cr a 'i f I- i.... — -- , .-- • - -- �___ • 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 3,197 --- 111111111111111111 H EDITOR'S NOTE) Third profile In a serle of five of - Lockheed Admits Political Pay %VA.SIIIN(',TON AP — Lockheed Aircrft Corp. adt funneled at least $22 million to foreign government officials and political groupssince 1970 to sell Its airplanes abroad. The payments are under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Senate subcommittee on multinational corporations. Lockheed is refusing to disclose the names of those who took the payoffs, or to Iden tify the several volved. Lockheed said It believes the payoffs are In line wi th local business practices, and that disclosure could seriously injure Lockheed, possibly prompting recall of millions of dollars in advance payments put up by foreign customers, mits i :e;J -- I1 t - - .. - ' v.4.t i; -. .1'. . . Economy Defies Predictions d'' predicted was the unemployment rate, which fell in July to 8.4 per cent, even though nearly all government economists thought It would Increase to nearly 9 per cent, The difference be tween an 8.4 per cent rate and a 9 per ri-nt rfD ie ,Iw,f CJV"i 1VW l,Js. kin ,.nk.... Ia. tA ,&uuiuvi u wsj uwII. The jobless rate in June was 8.6 per cent, "I was surprised. Quite frankly, I thcught It could be UJ) around 9 per cent1" said James L Pare, assistant cornmerce secretary for economic affairs. He said It might a sign the economy istmprovrng faster thanexpectecj. what was widely ,t iw U consider in the 23- week-old : cç-f 11 —. L.... increase, the board gives one the view of you, "This is an experience." t I -_ . _-, ---ff "~ ,j~ ~ I t I L fl a •I_ D e r fkTTa I r rn t$t4 IUI. fli tn_Il lint. 4a, " ' 1 ,._.._•.l 1....,. ....l..,._.__. nt • '. k:.•?L.Y!#I k .4 1 i -~ . ,N 1, V I ' ..bP J1,. ..•.-' 4L ''S .• .•'i'i. " :t 3 .. - -.• 1* ½ . I.. - ,7%.'~r4 , T~.IN, , ~~_i ~f~_, '" ?, ~ A-- * , I -. ~A - , -"? - ~ , ~ -t - County Directs OMAE 2L .. -- \, - I •4 •* .•'-'':.f -'• - '. .'( -. i -. - — .1 . • -- '•• ZALES To Expedite Budget - - alternztive -%. , I nf, ;-, ,-,?. -.-,7 , FLORIDA I: gi ONEnAmDAY 250 1ABS VITAMINS 46 (jj) 1 _-....__,,~ 1 ,0 \Z.... 15,3 OZ. ICED TEA MIX 07$ %. "W1 — - t ,;, WESTINGHOUSE T LIGHT BULBS 4 I— FOR __' 40 60 75 100 WATT 00 4 CENTRAL ACADEMY I li& Year In;40 Anderson said. (904)383-4101 $ t I 9c 89c LB. LB o' S" Fc 1;- I' i II sqpo~ Son. l. 69 . . . WHEN YOU PURCHASE _ SASS. OR MORE BREAST or THIGHS 59c Cheese....... SI S,pcbcond Chuck Steak Chuck Steak . . • 99 o' S'o Gey.ac•ic Cheese ' b... Fu, , 99c -- W Cooked Ham . . . '' W 0 Bci'l . . • • • • • All M,u R.g,lo B'(Jld BeI 12,, Franks W D . . . • • • ..r, All Mq'o' Reg.,l, , o Bq.pI Bologria Bolo gna ' .. . . . . ALL FLAVORS I 'm ' delinquent child. Doris Jean McArthur, 27, and Paul Richard McArthur, 28, both of P.O. Box 3087, Forest City, are docketed for trial on charges of buying, receiving U" concealing stolen property In a case involving scrap rn.tal allegedly st3len from It and M Manufacturing, Sanford, according to court files. Gerald Fay Clary, 40, and Diane Isola Benedetti, 21, both of 1415 E. Amelia St., Orlando, face trial on charges of possession of stolen motor vehicle and possession of controlled substance. They were arrested June 10 at Butler Plaza, Casselberry, by Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents who reportedly found more than 800 drug capsules and pills inside the recovered vehicle. In separate drug cases, Ralph Dale Bass, 23, Orlando, and Byron J. Pafford, 21, Azalea Park, face trials on charges of possession of controlled substances. Albert Eugene Capps, 22,01 Orange Boulevard, Lake Monroe, is accused of larceny of a motor vehicle in connection with a June 12 incident on S1146 west of Sanford. Ot,her cases docketed for trial this week inciude: —Eugene Samuel Leonard, 30, Sanford Route Three, aggravated assault in connection with an incident July 7 at Mayfair Circle, Sanf ord, Involving a pistol. —James Earl Uinler, 33, Sli427, Altamonie Springs, break ing and entering wi th intent to commit a felony and grand larceny in connection with an Oct. 23 burglary and theft of household Items from an Atlarnonte Springs residence, —Nathaniel Dailey, 27, 1811 W. l0 (., Sanford, u2;,. a forgery In connection with a series of checks steten from a Sanford business establishment, I 89c Sausage Not o. Mid Ouo, May. . . • . . . Bologna DRINKS DETERGENT pjr(hJr 55 00 mod. pucha. radud.og iguc.tt,' Lmt I - 2' ' • • • • . . Fish Sticks FREE) S1OS Cheese Spread All M.ut R.g o' B..f ARROW 55 00 o' mo.r' ..(lud,lq (lJClt,li..% 5 Sunn,lond SnoI,d CHEK S -0' ISUY ONF AND OFT ONE • • • • • SAG 89c Sausage $1 39 Q..I Fotq" Crohel 89c Franks Wood,', Sharp a t Port W... Braunschweiger Copnirind Rolled Bog Salami Bl $229 Hynde Bull Pu.i 0 Stand In Th.. 79c B'pohIo,l (SLIT ONI AND OFT ONE 11Ff) Links ,.' S,.i,ond Sour Cream . . . ." OcI Froz..n SICIl SIule,, and O..,....,..t Calf Liver S , f' Prp, • • • • 929 i s6hlamd . . 5349 ese C.n Good Its CT OwL hoten , Perch Fillets IScUIts 99c 2 . . . . Cream Cheese 2 THRIFTY MAW - a'. '- co --o,i t tO j CANS of VEGETABLE SOUP POTTED MEAT . tO , us CANS CHICiLN NOODLE SOUP of CANS BLACKEYE PEAS I,., "S 10 ci CANS CHICKEN RICE SOUP SLICED BEETS 49-ox. PKG. 28-ca. BTLS. 99 TOMATO SOUP WHITE POTATOES 'I., •'' tO o, CANS i, Ij 99C MIX or MATCH PORK AND BEANS ., ' THRIFTY MAID / IX or MATCH MEDIUM EGGS . . . • • • Phiod.lpro Oland 49c PREEZI\ GRADE "All . • . 939 SI,cpl4 Ind1datIy W.opprd Daisy Cheese All Who 99C Turkey Roast 59 . . • S,pe.I.cand W,onu,, Mil $1 FOR JUICY FRESH CANTA— LOUPES PEACHES 3 LBS $ U ' TO ______________ FOX Of 2 LUXI H*MIURGER. CHIESI, 04 SAUSAGE PIZZA 14 Os $100 POTATOES 1 10$ LB. is 39 29 HALF C 6-or. $ CANS 9C 4 5 TOUIFFI S ORANGE JUICE 6 Vine Ripe TOMATOES ICE MILK i' CAll 119 I— LBS. LAMBO POUND CAKE (THREE 12.01, CANS $1.19) :uNso NECTARINES 69C OR AS TO P WHITE GRAPES 99C .II THRIFTY MAID SLIOLESS _______________________________ • $ 2 1 FOR HONEYDEWS EACH 1I••III••'L U S. Na, 1 VENT JUMBO WAFFLES 79c 3,,KGSI $100 ASTOR LIAR OR CHOPPED SUPERSRANO SOFT lOwi SPINACH 5t0$100 MARGARINE 2$ 8 1 00 SOWIS •1T[ --- -- , TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE Admissions Office, Box 38 Sorrento, Florida 32776 _t_____i_ S-011 (n Division of Youth Services as a '' by CafrLff i Delmonicos the robbery case. Vnmmen pleaded guilt)' In March to use of a firearm in commission of a felon)' and the state dropped a robbery charge. Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. sentenced Vammen to the state - jbscr'pt'on GROUND BEEF LB. h Springs, was indicted earlier in wp mnillage, which will mean cutti ng more than 4 mi llion from more than $22 million of oipr iun requests. Mrs. CHUCK ROAST Tip Steak.... It Tip one Ewnlng Heiald 37111 HANDI-PAK PURE 49 $ .'1r1I B.-. robbery. Robert Anthony Preston Jr., 17, of 3221 Walton !t'ai, Apopka. was indicted June 25in connection with the Nov. 24 robber' of the Little Food Town Store, SR31 at the OrangeSeminole Count)' line. Assistant State Attorney James Flggatt is prosecutor In the Preston trial, of nine cases docketed for the week before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Sanford Attorney Ned Julian Jr. is Preston's defense counsel. A second juvenile, Christopher Paul Varnmen, 15, ofll5MaitlandAve.,Altamnonte . =. 11 BONELESS BEEF iuitujwy uiuicuiitmiuiiarging 4II__ matters. Stone and Senator Lawton Chiles (D., Fla.) have pushed or an end to secreiy in Senate co mmittee meetings and have established a nine-mem be r appointed commission to recommend the best qualified lawyers for Federal judgeship vacancies in Florida . Stone maintains constant communication with his con. stituents by commuting on weekends be tween his family home in Tallahassee and a rented apartment in Washington. Married to the former Marlene Singer, the Stones swum have three children--Nancy, Our People Make Us Number One and Elliot t. Stone will be the guest of Zclei Revolving Charge. ZoI.i CuIto,n Chitge honor at an by invitation only' BonkAmer,cu,d • Mas?•r Chars, The Office of Managemen t "basic budget" abould be ready informr.al barbecue Sunday, 7-9 American £zps.ts • Dn.r Club • Cott* Blanth • Layaway Analysis and Evaluations for commission review Wed. p.m., at the Mayfair Country wwtw4n $4094 (OMAE) has been directed by nesday or Thursday. Three th e Seminole County Corn- Commissioners John Kimmission to provi de it with an brotigh, Harry Kwiatkowski budget for con- and Dick Williams — gave the sideration in an effort to ex- OMAE staff the go-ahead on pedite budget work. Chairman Sid Vihien Jr.'s 4 1W Eleanor Anderson, recommendation th e staff management analyst with suopiy the board with a basic OMAE, said the balanced budget proposal. Commissioners then will Coed College Prep make policy decisions on any Boarding and Day Students new or expanded çrograms, pa Diy and 5ida' , Grades 6.12. Fully Accredited. Small classes. Development according to Mrs. Anderson. Siu'day 'md Chrstma of effective study habits. Air conditioned dorms and Commissioners isre Day by flit Sanlord Herald. Inc.. classrooms, Business. Art. Golf. Male and female in. temptirigtobudget the county's nti Ave. xc N. terschofastic sports program. Intramurals. Write or call for rie wn operation for 75.-Th cataloo and application. year based f' Pe Count hieraidStall Wrfter A 17-year-old Apopka juvenile Is scheduled for trial as an adult this week In circuit court on a - 1~ Mif 1, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST By BOB 1.1-01'D with vital national security GAINESVIUE (AP) A state attorney has dropped charges against a 16-year-old acc used of robbery, saying the you th — crippled by a policeman's bullet has suffered enough. State Ally. Eugene 'tiThltwodh said Friday he was dropping charges against Ed Howard of Miami "as a matter of justice." Howard was struck by the policeman's shot when the youth resisted arrest The Alachua County Grand J ury had Indicted Howard in the roi-bery of $49 from a convenience store on Nov. 2' 1974. The .me panel cleared Gainesville policeman Peter Francher of wrongdoing in the shooting of the you th the mime night. Still pending lsa lawsuit lcr damages and medtcal costs filed Jan. 30 by Howard's fa ther, Ralph. f Lodged - - £%,'npt,,an'. LB. SETTING ' serves police commissioner, was getting the . Robbery RO"NTIC iL"UUiIJVI *I)Vi IW3 W - c It.4IS1 U.S. Sen. Richard (Dick) Stone, D-Fla., will be the featured s peaker at Monday's 'Personality Breakfast,' sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn meree, at 8 am. The freshman legislator will hutwet theboard) can'taffoc discuss happenings in the $10,000.,, Senate and how he's fared Then the good ole boy come dur ing his few mon ths in office - lit ' through, and he adds, "Not tlu as well as highlight legislation ,, we wouldn't like to," that directly affects Floridians. Harper kee ps us wi th boar 1_. Stone was elected to the U.S. activities. Three or four time Senate last Novem ber after eweekly he's down at the centr winning the democratic k office doing his homework. H nomination over a field of 11 , .4"tf"-• candidates. lie was born on Sept. 22, 1928, in New York City and moved to Mia mi w he n he was just six months old. SEN. RICHARD STONE A well learned man, Sto ne graduated From Georgia (lb Following his address at Mili ta ry School, Milledgeville, Monday's Perso nali ty BreakGa., and received an A.B. cum fast he'll have a question-andlaude in economics from answer session with the Harvard in 1949 and earned his aixtience. law degree In 1954 when he The public is Invited to hear graduated from Columbia Sen. Stone. University School of Law. Stone served as Miami City attorney a nd was twi ce elected SANFORD PLAZA - ALTAMONTE MALL to represent Dade County in the Florida Sena te (1967-1970) and -elected Florida Secretary V, State in 1970. As a member of the U.S. Senate, his committee assignments include Agriculture, Interior and Veterans Affairs, —all of which are of prime concern to Central Floridia ns. An advocate of open government, he says, "Government in the Sunshine symbolizes my Wear a diamond ring alone for its simple belief in public access to government officials," elegance. Or, slip it into an .xquisife To prove his point, Stone even diamond insert ring for two looks in on*. went so far as to remove the to his office. Too, he has steadfastly refused to at te nd committee mee tings that are closed to the deal ing Browning, who by been a ANEW ___...l "Previously in .some depart- personal involvement in Stone To Address _ 0 0 . •' Wounded Youth Is Freed -. - r uled in favor of turning I Rosenwald into a center for ,No i r, • '. special learning. Harper Is persistent. Ask I wife. She'll tell you a bout -d young college student w . ~ ',~_ ~ M asked her to fix him up with II certain girlfriend — one of h 41 le, prettiest roommates. Well, It turned out Si i, , Collurn's girlfriend was goli \\ steady, and Sue Coll urn becari Mrs. E.C. Harper Jr. Now, Si Collum had another girlfriei E C HARPER JR. named Donna Lou, a Sanfo he's still -trying to get the m os t girl who everyone knob for the least amount of dollar s." married a bright and arnbitio Has he succeeded' ycing attorney who ended up Well. not yet, he 'll tell you. gover nor of Flo rida . But he's still trvin and firmly In Harper's diwnto t; u Ix'llevvs it takes ''ne tr Sanford office hangs a pictuJ of Reubin Askew. It's I scribed: "With warmest pe sonal regards," Reubin. Harper himself, howeve doesn't see himself as Arr y'vliti,4nn U,.'h lifra f,,iln boardsrnan Davie Sims, Harp prefers the title businessman, It's a businessman's al proach he takes toward ' teacher-board salar negotiations. "The Sem1no Education Association (SEA theory is to shoot for the moo, r y was TAMPA (AP) — The judge In the bribery conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney and three others says he wouldn't be surprised If the jury needed another week to return a verdict The panel en ters Its sixth day of delibera tions today. "For a case that's gone this long, I wouldn't consider two weeks (of deliberations) excessive," U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman told reporters ma halhy outside his chambers F riday. Krentzmnan Indicated be had no Int ention of applying a lcessure for longer sessiOna. "I wouldn't bother them. You saw the evidence," be said, stretching out his arm about waist high to refer to J .A...,. iL.. vi VYi-iLV E.C. Harper Jr., is a good old boy From Sanford. In his own words Harper is an 1rc been "old country boy here all my life." Don't let that f ool you. Besides being as his friends will tell you a shrewd and capable businessman harper is a member of the School Hoard, the Seminole County agency responsible For million-dollar decisions concerning the county's youth. H a rper. one of two Democrats on the board Pat Tcioii is 1k stvud), ran for office in an effort to increase efficiency in the school svstei ii I:ilit ii 1h_ Liter. he s;ivs - To Stay Out For Two Weeks In_ controversy he feels took up too Just present a rational ap- cellent and perceptive mind, opportunity to become a board much o[ the board's time before proach, he says, and your and we're lucky to have him member. the U.S. J ustice Department chances of positive board action here," says Harper. Sitting on After all, as Harper will tell ( - Judge Pred!cts Gurney Jury i.i lingers. minlstrator. He has an ex- wishes every citizen had the '-'' .... IN - pointing -' FLORDA BRIEF - the Rosenwald controversy, a yelL1ng and Sunday, Aug. 3. It I ~ "Bud is an excellent ad. serve and to learn and Harper - -~':-_~' 7-f!~ ' as seeking help from the city in dilughter, Jennifer Mary. —t clubs Orlando Yacht Club and . I 5ubdivision's #IV, I Ile is president of his own St. Augustine Catholic Church ments such as Road and Bridge citizens now compared to when appointed In March, 1914 to fill developer to fulfill a corn- company, , IV"* Browning Forms and of Casselberry. WINTER SPRINGS—As a It was difficult to have any type he first , came to the city, lie the Group 5 City Council seat mitment to build tennis courts. Systems, Inc. of 1 Maitland successful businessman, 32. of Browning received his 83 audit trail without credits that to the leadership of left vacant when Piland stepped A native of St. Louis, Mo. he Ave. in Altamonte Center, degree year councilman Donald E. docwnentation, but now in Business we Mayor Troy Piland, who chairs up to the post of mayor. In the came to Winter Springs in 1972 which he established in April, \dministration from Central Browning has tried to initiate have established basic Ux., meetings. "Ile allows us to I)ecernber municipal election froin Baltimore Md. and lives 1974. more efficient Missouri State Universit , business procedures. In the police have a more professional hecampaigned andwon a two. at 315 Birch Terrace with his 1 methods and record keeping lie is a member of National Warrensburg, Mo. in 1967. in department I am pleased at the meeting and has done a lot to year council term. wife, the former Leslie Ann Business Forms Association, city government, attention to detail paid by the make the citizens (eel welcome, lie enjoys tennis, sailing .. He first became involved in Pageau, whom he married In lie considers that his sinile chief." he commented Data Processing Managers motorboating, fishing and !Iiintvin,, __----_-_I. w..qj VAIV community amiatra wnen ne iio in littleton, N.H. They Association, Thistle Class bicycling and his hobby Is oil most important contribution as Browning noted a their views." aided residents of The Terrace have a seven-year-old Association In national sailing painting. a councilman, He feels the DONALD BROWNING council should be as professional as possible in 5fVf decision making. "Historically NOTICE! • PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD AUG. 3 THRU WED. NIGHT, AUG. 6 there has been a lot haggling and bickering," he said, "but PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY we have reduced sonic of the ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, BREVARD, LEE, MARION & COLLIER sensationalism and politicking (NOTE . . - NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) Qioni,ty Right1 Reserved — Winn O,,,. Stores, inc and get a lot more done." Copyright •- 1975 "Managing a third of a __ - ___ ) million dollar business is a sobering and professional 00 00 1A . 00 s10It s responsibility, we can't use any )) 5061. $f. 4 110,IL $10 1 t) less criteria than we do in every 9 , Io$. day business life," he said. / p.tti 11f lie believes in the past the ; H" ". 9 'i6 ., .... - .1. .'e, R;, wV ,. ~ -~ city has Sometimes indulged in U % false economy when it seemed 1.øi4 oj the final IJ rwlrc ri the way to go, but '' ' VU" / u$DacotIwDS.ANoNIavy analysis proved more cxWi%tJ.N #1018AILY I'd$Pi(i(D Pensive. NAtUl.II, 501 SIU $?IIIDUIDUD USDA GRADE 'A' -W.D BRAND NATUSAIIY *010 Sin 'There has BONELESS BEEF vast ill,. FRESH FRYER SPLIT . __________________________ -' Ile doesn't like citizens harper Is high onSchcol Supt. a social psychologist, he says. Bud Layer. His plans are to continue to 0 provement in record keeping, "tremendous increase" In Herald Stall 1,1 writer . WASHINGTON (AP) —The nation's economy may be proving once again that its ups and downs defy prediclions by most economists, both in and out of government, The la test sta tistic to g in a different direction from j..!!I; Harper "suffered" through RvEL)rRICKETr Herald Staff Writer OROVILLE, Calif. ( AP) California's strongest earthquake In 42 years jolted a 00.by-30O-mlIe area, damaging dozens of buildings and cawing 10 to 15 minor injuries in this, Sierra Nevada foothills town. The tremblci, the most severe of four that hit Northern California Friday, measured 6.1 on the Richter scale of earthquake Intensity. It was the strongest quake to hit California since 64 pe rsons died In a 6.6magnitude Los Angeles earthquake on Feb. 9, 1971. "Its like nothing that ever hit here before," said Don Shaffer, editor of the Oroville MercuryHerald. 'Part of a bluff fell into the Feather River where It goes through town." . - County School Board. Injures 15 In California Town "i' years" before a board member views his position as a job, a job a1lzes his full potential. he likes to do well. members of the Seminole Quake Damages Buildings, - BY JANE CASS .'LBEIIII' I IN BRIEF -; Brow 0 • Evening Herald, SanfordL_ sion -Making arDer, Business Ar)i roach Is Best 1 NAnON _______x•-- Seeks Professionalism In Deci 'Get Most For Least Dollars' • • • OPEN DAILY 9-9, SUNDAY 10.7 rM FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - - SANFORD • 419 E. FIRST ST. • - - • - �Evening HerWd 330 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area (ode 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Sunday. Aug. 3, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM 1). CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 ____ _______ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 32.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - -,5 C - _________ _______ System Russian The Clock Leads To Failure Some Americann may have mixed emotions about news that the Soviet Union is back at our door buying gcain. The big "Russian grain deal" of 1972 is fresh in our memory, with its hint of speculative profiteering. We remember the ensuing grain chrtrt ihi rl.n,.,s LI}J p1 I' .t 1,.sI.,,1 ..,1,. ...,,I UI'JI 14 15%; IIIUt ULU UI UdMU UUU dIJU You're a businessman in, say, ChiQigo and on one of those typica1l windy days you receive a picture post card (which looks more like colored snap shot) with a picture of a beautiful girfstiing on what appears to be the cabooseof a train. On the back of the card it reads something like this: "Hi, having a great time ... wish you were here" and it's signed simply "Sanford". You're probably taken aback a bit because you don't know anyone by the name of Sanford, so you figure It's not too Important and file the post card away in file Deep sjx, Shortly thereafter, you receive anot her post card, this time showing some golfers on a plush green and again the message is the same and again it's signed simply, "Sanford". Now the curiosity might be setting in, but you're still somewhat dubious, swearing you don't know 1)'0fl(? named 'Sanford. But, when a third post card arrives, this one depicting a happy-looking guy sitting in the cockpit of a sleek prop aircraft, you really begin to wonder ... especially since it too is signed "Sanford". Suddenly you might start rummaging around in that Deep Six file in an effort to retrieve those earlier cards, wondering who in the world this character 'Sanford' can really be. A fourth post card shows up in the mall a few days later and it is a picture of a guy standing in the stern of a beautiful boat, tied up a a sparkling marina, and again the card reads like the others: "Hi, having a great tlme.,.wlsh mou were here. Sanford." Now that businessman really Is climbing the wall, wanting to know about this individual named Sanfori and anxious to know how Sanford got his name and address. in a matter of days, the businessman receives a little pamphlet In the mail—and now he finds out all about the mysterious Sanford, ' The pamphlet starts out: "You're probably wondering, "Who is Sa nlord?" Well, it's not a person at all, but a lot of people who are proud of their community— Sanford, Florida, Many find Florida companies have already decided that we have a great Industrial climate and have located their facilities here. We wanted to let you in on the good news, too—just in case you're considering a new location." The pamphlet goes on to describe who It Is on the picture post cards and gives a little background on the individuaLs—Lynn Tripp,J)ave Outten and Paul Jarvis. It ends with this: "We have tried, in our own way, to introduce you to some of the assets that have brought industry to our area. Assets like: industrial bonding authorities—low tax base—skilled labcr supply— receptive government philosophy_comPret1en5i ve educational system and more. We'd like to tell YOU more—better yet—show you. If you're interested, Just drop the enclosed card In your outgoing mail. "See you soon!" All this is a promotional campaign of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Industrial 25 Committee, w hich is trying with all its forces to bring new Industry to th e Sanford area. The co mmittee has enlisted volunteers from all walks of li fe to help In the campaign, as ?8d1 Pie-lure post card is being addressed by hand and hundreds of them are being sent to businesses across the nation. We commend the Industrial 25 Committee and Its members for their inventiveness and all those volunteers for their efforts. it 's cert.aInthat if we were in that businessimin'5 shoes and received those post cards and the (olloup information pamphlet, we'd surely be interested and want to know more about those people in Sanford, Fla., who have taken such an interest in us and our business. Keep up the good work, guys and gals, of the Industrial 25 project. Your industry and application make you a valuable asset to our community. Cites Government Bureaucracy -1 & to N ii ' VIENNA, Austria (AP) -Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders have agreed to an exchange of minorities but failed to resolve the future of some 200,000 Greek Cypriot refugees driven from their homes when Turkish forces occupied the northern 40 per cent of the Island Haul Denktash, the Turkish Cypriot leader, said after Ns meeting Friday with Greek Cypriot representative (ilalcos Clerides that some 9,000 Turkish Cypriots in the south would be permitted to move to Turkish-held northern Cyprus. 1 For their part, the Turks would let 10,000 Greek Cypriots stay in th e north and allow another 800 Gree ks to return there. derides said the 800 were from families split up by last summer's fighting on the Mediterranean bland. United Nations SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheim, who sponsored the two-day talks, called the exchange agreement "an important step forward." However, iimst of the Greek Cypriots driven from their homes and b usinesses in the north w he n the Turks inwaded Cyprus a year ago are to continue living In refugee —Bill Currie This time around, however, we can view the sale of grain to the Soviet Union with something A . ,st TOM TIEDE .•. Jefferson !.,r I . , ( q'rr .. ' -1,-.'1L) -s a f1t / - ~ . -RL_;LAVCf ___ _____ GLENN MCCASLAND ~;.' - -4 .- Rushing - A more like satisfaction. There is every reason to _______ believe, along with Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz that the impact on our food prices will be negligible because of the bumper crops of grain in t prospect for our farmers. New market reporting requirements apparently have undercut the opportunity for speculative profits in grain futures, and th e have you ever overslept? __________ CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — In the Russians are paying prevailing market prices, I did the other day and the fog which summer of 1775 the Continental Congress ruled .r surrounded my dash to work is something l won't Sorting out these significant differences betthat military recrui ters should not enlist any forget for aw hi le, ween 1972 and 1975, we can draw some conclusions deserter from the British .truly. "nor any It Planning on ris ing at 5:30 a.m., I set the . p.7,. about agriculture and economics. American-style str oller, vagabond, or Negro." 'Among th e clock, put out the dog and jumped in alarm delegates putti ng the black man in the cate gory , and Soviet-style, .-'. bed about 11 p.m., ha4ng watched my fill of On our side, we are seeing th e benefit of a new of unreIiabe was Thomas Jefferson, he who tele vi sion for the ni ght. assured us "all men are created equal," third farm policy encouraging farmers to sow their land pillow One toss later and I was out. president of the nation, and builder of the to the hilt. Crop surpluses once viewed as a th reat The alarm must have gone off, but I didn't 1ontI1Io macinn that sits now as a shrine .. I -_ hear a t1ung. Sawing logs until the room that had to be controlled by government programs outside this town. _________________ was full of stacked wood, I slept blissfully along. can now be seen as the asset they rea lly are. Jefferson, as we have only recently been in__________________ ___ ____ men about 6:30 a.m, something crashed in Our grain surpluses this year will become an formed by historians, was a racist. The tour of the back yard that woke me up. It was two export helping offset the serious impact of foreign , his homesite still doesn't suggest the truth. nor '4 .1 . I i 1 6. Coastline freight cars being switched Seaboard oil purchases on our international balance of do the banging around on the tracks just south of my payments. Furthermore, those surpluses will help did so many others of the Founders, the Virginia apartment. keep grain at a reasonable price for poor countries planter equated freedom with color. Twenty per The clock didn't focus the first time I looked that import food stuffs and suffered the most when cent of Revolutionary Americans were black, at it, but having put my head on the pillow but 90 per cent of them were kept in bondage. prices rose sharply in 1972. briefly, the time suddenly hit me in the face. Jefferson himself owned as many as 200 slaves at On the Soviet side, the Russians have been 6:30! My Gosh, I'm late to work! tontice1lo, treating them kindly for the day but ¶1k,f unable to negotiate their new grain purchases never to his death allowing them the good InI jumped up, grabbing my pants as I moved without confessing that once again their own dependence he so eloquently, if so selfishly, WOfl and crashed into the bedroom wall, missing the 'What makes you think I'm running?" agric ult ural system has been unable to provide for for bathroom door by about two inches. _ That wasn't so bad, but my pajama bottoms the vicissitudes of a dry year. Collective and state How could he have been thus blind, this slipped and I tried to take a step that didn't work farms were unable to meet the 1975 quotas for grain democratic angel? The Monticello keepers ii.jj of arid down I went. deliveries assigned to them under the current fivereputation Insist his motives concerning slavery Disgusted and rushed, I just sat and changed year plan. were entirely benevolent: "Jefferson looked on clothes on the floor. Then came the search for the This fact should not be lost on those Americans his own slaves as part of his family; he felt with the clock ticking like Big Ben tolling who have been flirting with the idea of Soviet-style lack of education would condemn them If they at midnight. economic planning as a means of smoothing out were set adrift." In fact, this is nonsense. It 13 One shoe was under the bed. The other shoe also ironic: me argument precisely parallels Seminole Count)' Commission Chairman Ski said he was afraid of the "mushrooming effect" was under the chair In the living room, I ran, cycles of boom and recession in our economy. King George's viewpo int concerning colonists Vlhlen Jr. knows how to use a tape measure, with mobile homes. Once one home was set up limping and skipping, to get the missing shoe terms of prices and unemployment the Soviet who pleaded for liberty. Fast. others would follow, he said, w hile pulling on a shirt. The shirt went on backeconomy can boast of a high degree of stability. Friday morning, Vihien lea d from pe his high Th tru Is at wards w hich caused a delay. e uth' th th Jefferson, a victim as Acres, representing a small delegation The trouble is, the "Gosplan" theory is stabil izing office chair, ter a af conference wi th Sanford Fire well as an architect of his time, thought of bla ck Finally, with both shoes on and a shirt butresidents In the Snow Hill Road area, gave it at levels of fail ure—from chronic shortfalls in people not as people, or at best less than people C1ujef , 'George Harriett on the county jail, ing toned correctly, I started for the door - only to food production across the spectrum of corn- (o-f1J( less, actually, streaked—wi th clothes on—down to the Jail commissioners a well-used reason for oppos realize niThg t Ifalled to put on socks, which delayed the mobile homes - or for opposing a host of in. mcdities and manufact ured goods which the Soviet original language of tie U.S. Constitution). For facility. already late de part ure to work another five Up the sta irs, the Chairman bounded, truslons into an already established mode, system has never been able to produce in quantities most of his 81 years be looked on them as in. minutes, rounded the corner, turned, back down the . "You can't regulate w ha t type of people move that would lift the living standards of th e Russian ferlor, drastically different, and other At last, I stepped through the door and started s ta i rs . into a mobile home," Acres said, for t he car, but the landlord's dog, Husky, people to levels enjoyed in the free industrial appealing. "Have you got a tape measure" he qui zzed -Mick Lochrldge decided it was time to go exploring and went In. "They secrete less by the kidneys and more by nations of the West. the Jailers, the glands," he wrote to period friend, "which side the apartment. It is not a plan but the incentive of the Tape in hand, back up the steps, two-at-aI)owntown 1L;iness Association (DBA) Vice. gives them a very disagreeable odor." Besides I begged, pleaded and pushed to get her marketplace that makes American agriculture and this. according to a biography in Ebony time, for the not-so-tall-Vihlen, and proceeded to president Forrest Foggin got his astronauts outside, with success just seconds before losing industry as efficient as it is, and we need to keep magazine, on sale this mouth not far from stretch the measure from bar to wall, door edge mixed up Just a little bit at the last DIM meeting. my famous temper. that in mind. Monticello gates. Jefferson said on occasion that to door edge looking for a satisfactory 28 inches. After the DBA had finished amending Its The one thing that worked right was the car, "All the damned doors are 26.5 inches," he proposed by-laws and passed them by My old flivver fired up without a black people were irresponsible, sexually exhitch and I declared, cessive, "dull, tasteless and anomalous," unanimous vote, Foggln remarked that he felt "a backed out, still hearing the clock ticking away. Then he bounded back down the steps little bit like John Glenn must have when he took If all blacks were dull and tasteless to JefThere was no traffic so the two mile trip to the returned the tape measure and briskly returned the first step on the moon." ferson, however, some were less so than office went without a problem. I drove Into the Pentagon critics decry Plans to establish a naval base As authors Fawn Brodie has documented, the to his high back office chair, Then DBA board member and City Corn. parking lot, only to find my car the lone vehicle —Glenn McCaslaiid mmdssloner John Morris, perhaps mindful of the there, tiny 11--go Garcia In the Indian Ocean as part of a continuing plante r probably sired three children by fair. effort to rimintain a higher rnifltary budget. skinned slave Sally Hernings. The kids, called Sometimes human nature, right or wrong, importance of correct minutes, stepped into Wondering if everyone had overslept, I But ccrigresslonal delegations and newsmen, invited to "octoroons" in the term of the era, and named slaps you in the face like a hot iron, when it breech. unl oc ked the front door and walked into the Somalia to confirm denials of a huge Soviet Union base In that Beverly, Harriet and Tom, probably never en- bubbles to the sur face in daily life, "Uh, Forrest, that wasn't John Glenn. That newsroom. East African nation, have Instead agreed that they found joyed more than passing attention from their Cris Acres told Seminole County Corn- was Neil Armstrong." No one there. Not even the boss, Bill Currie. evidence of a naval support facility more comprehensive than then aging father, and were eventually, mnissioners he was opposed to a mobile home Oh, well, one small misstep for a man. . Then it struck me. any outside the Russian homeland. being located on a site on Snow Hill Road. lie discretely, sent away to seek normal lives, -[tick I'antrldge It was Sunday and we don't work on Sunday. And, as pointed out recently by Vice Adin. Robert B. Baldwin, commander of the Pacific Fleet Naval Air Force, "whe ther we like it or not, we will fmd ourselves increasingly Involved in the Indian Ocean." The dependence of America -of the free world, in fact -on Middle East oil demands that the United States help maintain a balance of sea power in this area so critical to free navigation of the reopened Suez Criial. The United States camnot abandon its role as a world leader As commission chairman, Rosenberg was decisions, he said. The man who has been nominated to direct Inmate-distributor, who trafficks it to other or its 'ilans for Diego Garcia. To lobe strictly Impartial. Yet at a secret borrow Baldwin's words, the nation's search for new sources As Michigan's No. 1 of energy has supposed energy regulator, prisoners. The distributor then splits his profit "Detente is not default" just been subpoenaed to defend himself against meeting In Lansing on March 21, he took aside Rosenberg Instituted a consumers' bill of rights with the smugglers, serious ethical charges In a $156 million court Stanford's Dr. James Moll and suggested that he and low-cost loans for homeowners seeking to Drugs also have been hidden In tennis balls. A change the study to favor the utility company. insulate their houses to save fuel, case, patch is cut from the ball, the drug is i nserted, As Moll has recalled under oath, Rosenberg Ile is William Rosenberg, chairman of the But Rosenberg has also overruled his on the patch Is glued back and then the bedl is Michigan Public Service Commi,ssion, who has spoke to him "Just as the meeting was breaking staff to give huge rate Increases to utitity com- bounced into play by a visitor during family get, been selected to head the Federal Energy up and not within earshot of everyone present." ponies. This has amounted to 30 to 50 per cent togethers. Administration's research and development Moll reminded him that the financial question higher electric bills since the energy crisis Scotch tape, treated with an ISO-type drug, I., was not part of the study, but Rosenberg became began. In at least one case, he also allowed effort. The case involves $156 mWlon In cost more insistent, companies to continue advertisements urging also slipped to Inmates by visitors, strips, known as "window panes" in prison parlance, According to Moll, Rosenberg quietly urged: people to use more energy. overruns at a Marysville, Mich., power cornClearly, his record should be thoroughly are chewed by inmates. pony. The question is whether the company's "We would apFectate making the (proowners or it customers should pay the $156 company) change if we could." Moll obligingly investigated before he15 placed in charge ofsuch Superintendent Eldon Jensen. a highly nOC (iuC5t1 change in his draft study. a vital project as developing more energy for the respected penologist, runs a related million. LlQ( camp which If hnt h.'n nIIg,o,',4 eht Rn,s.nh.rt, In • Thk rn,thl nn ,cf thn t'n,i,ninp ,,r, en ,, tI n,,f Inn 'u " I ne tries to nnaiie as pleasant ) UD whi;peredcorivers;tIon, influenced the million, thanks to Rosenberg's backroom PRISON SMUGGLING: Most Watergate 420 inmates. He tries to keep them in touch wi th researcher In the case to slant his studs' so that maneuvering. Powever, the Genesee County, convicts have wound up at the Allenwood, Pa,, outside society, for example, by permItting Mich., prosecuting atturney, Robert Leonard, federal prison camp, a model, farm-like facility family picnics. the customers would be stuck with the $1 has slapped Rosenberg wi th a civil subpoena and where white-collar prisoners usually are sent to million bill. Here is the background: The food brought by the families of course The mpany that overspent Its limit by $156 has warned pointedly that his behavior In' the do their time. must pass Inspection, He hope, the prlaoner million was Consumers Power Co., which, case may br ing criminal charges of collusion But trustworthy inside sources tell us that an won't abus e this privilege and bring repression . ' despite 1t name, Is owned by investors, not with the utilities. smuggling system operates under the uoon themselves. cor,imers. The cost overruns led the Michigan Rosenberg told us he saw nothing unethica! noses of the prison authorities. This undergr ound In May, two prisoners were caught with Public Service Commission to contract for a about his whispered conversation with Moil. He network supplies prisoners — fur the right price marIjuana, another In I June and three In Jul pointed out that Moll thought the consumers - with their favorite brands of whiskey and Two ot he rs have been caught technical study. recently The estccmed SLanford Resear ch Institute shculd pay the $156 mill ion overrun and that the drugs to relieve the prison monotony. ' ral),,.. in whiskey. Jensen was distres sed, howev 'r, to ID Y:, "-" was selected to conduct the study. Stanford was public had the right to this opinion. The contraband is sneaked Into Allenwood, learn that we had uncovered' a re1r ciPosed to confine the study, however, to the Rosenberg cliined his objective always has according to our sources, by en'.ployes who use smuggling system. Still, Why thanks a lot, young (ella, that's a mighty he feels the nartic.s technical questions, not the financial con- been to keep the utility Industry healthy. This garbage can: and automobil e trunks as hiding and whiskey problem vulgar message you have there on your toe at Allenwood Is troversy some times requires unpopular and difficult places. They turn the smuggled wares over to an "minimal" shirt :r And Black ~, America ~ -, ..%"-' , -1.,i% . camps in the south. The Turkish Cypriots have declared a separate state in the north of the Island. Around To ____: President Appeals To Junta Nowhere _______ _____ LISBON, Portugal (AP) — President Francisco da Costa Gornes today pleaded with Portugal's military leaders to lay aside "personal rivalries" and end the worst crisis since the Portuguese revolution began. The president's remarks on his return from the European curltyConference in Helsinki underlined a growing power struggle between moderate and radical-left military leaders. The president, a member of a three-man military Junta named last week to run the country and end a two-. week cabinet crisis, seemed to be encouraging moderate officers when he said Portugal should strive for "pluralistic socialism" and guarantee civil Liberties as u4idlned under the United Nations charter. The maneuvering for supremacy threatened to delay furmation of a new government scheduled to be made public today, ahead of a weekend of planned street protests by moderates opposed to Portugal's leftward turn, ' ________ -. ____ - j ______ 4,4 _____ 1 1: ! ____ REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Vi h1en Measures U "Nobody In the nursing home ther alleges, he said, that he came into effect. business today wants to fool overpaid himself by $50,000 in "Most of the patients were wi th Medicare patients because salary during the two years he paying a lower rate," Odham J. Bralley Odham Saturday of the bureaucracy," Odham operated the home, said. "We knew Medicare was disputed a federal government said. "We had a system of daily coming In, and also knowing claim that he was overpaid Odham, a Winter Park land cost records on each of the 2,000 that the rates had to be the $180,497 In Medicare payments developer and former Sanford patients we had while I was same for everyone, I rai'd the while operating a nursing home resident, tolu The Herald that running the home," Odham rates. in the late 1960s. he operated the Florida Manor said, "and they (government "There were several, maybe Odham was named Friday in Nursing home from Septeriiber, auditors) hiac never looked at 20 or 30 out of the 2,000 total, a civil suit filed In U.S. District 1966, when he foreclosed on a those records. We can prove when we were half-occupied, Court In Orlando. mortgage he held, until 1%8, what all the costs were." who stayed on at the old rates so "1 welcome the suit," Odham when he sold it to a Chicago. Odham said the federal we could permit them to have a told The Herald. "1 think it's based firm, auditors checked records of the decent place to die. time the public understands According to Odham, the suit home operations prior to his "if I had charged the dii. how the bureaucracy has alleges that under his operation taking over the facility and ference to charity and destroyed the promise of the home charged lower rates found that the patients were destroyed the dignity of these Medicare to our senior citizens for non-medicare patients than being charged less than they peopie, there would be n in nursing homes, for Medicare patients. It fur- were later, after Medicare quarrel at this time," Odham said. Odham also claimed that $50,000 of the $180,497 alleged overpayment was due to the fact that he pa id himself $35 ,000 a year in salary as adm ininistraUr of the home at :i time when most nursing home LONG WOOD - Phillip plant operator on the job eight each of the firms 162 customers heads were nurses being paid Tatish, attorney for Longwood hours daily, seven days per would be required. These $10,000 a year. Utilities Inc., which provides week. customers are currently paying "Back then," he said, 'most sewer service to the city's He calculated wages, salary $4.50 monthly. homes were for 50 people or northwest section, told a and benefits for the operator at Taking a verbal swipe at the less. Ours was a 300-bed facility gathering Saturday morning $17,990 annually, adding the city, Tatish noted among the and I paid myself what I the firm actually needs a $23.08 city ordinance requirements of expenses are a franchise fee to sidered a reasonable salary," monthly service charge to an office within the community the city of $303 annually and the according to the federal br eak even, would cost another $&oo an. cost of maintaining the city's guidelines then in effect. Twenty-eight homeowners nually; lease of truck for plant lift station, which the city, "After I sold the home, the and four children from the operator $2,100 annually; truck Tatish said, has refused to government set secret Longwood Grove, Highland operating costs $1,500 and in- maintain, guidelines on salaries and they Hills. Shadow 11111 and San- surance $350 per year. The public hearing corn- retroactively set mine at dalwood subdivisions off the Tatish said with these ad- menced at 10:10 Saturday $10,000." E.E. Williamson Road attended ditlonal unexpected expenses a morning and was expected to Odhani has 20 days in which the public hearing held by the rate of $23.10 monthly from proceed long into the afternoon, to reply to the suit. city council on the firm' requested monthly increase pe home from $4.50 to $9.50. Tatish, displaying detai1e charts, said Longwood Utilitle Inc., had a net loss during t1 first five months of this yea totaling $11,305.00. lie said tha loss Included an operating los Registration being held August 11 For information to register your child phone 322.8621 or 831-7148 e Qeesoisies sosos so. I 1 LOW AUTO RATES F ir Needs Rate of $3,932 plus an unrealized ratA of return on Investments o TOKYO lAP) - Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki today I.-ft for his first summit meeting with President Fui i saying he hoped it would "strengthen mutual under. standing and trust." The special Japan Air Lines flight carrying Mild and his party took off from Tokyo's Haneda International Airport for Seattle, Wash., amid tight security against possible disturbances by radical leftists opposed to the visit on the grounds that it Is aimed at strengthening military ties among Japan, South Korea and the United States, Mild, who said Friday that Japan. .U.S. friendship provides the basis for Japan's diplomacy, s expected to stress that the stability of the Korean pen. imsula is essential to Japan's security and to urge the continued presence of U.S. forces In South Korea. Moving through a series o charts, Tatish showed that i $9.50 rate would cause am operating loss of $2,219 over th next 12 months. In addition, hi said, it woulci cost $15.38 pei month to return expenses and minimal profit to ahareholder of the firm. In a previously unannounce development, Tatish said it ha.been determined that new state law requires the utility corn pan)' to have a Class C sewer u l( H Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes 44 ,V 1 322-0285-831.9774 TONYIIfUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY e C.. Yes, we want to thank everyone in the Sanford area who helped make the Grand Opening of our permanent Sanford office a success. Between the Open House July 12th, and the finale of the Grand Opening on July 25th, hundreds of interested people toured our new offices, met our staff and 6 Arrested On Drug Charges ) HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST 1, illS ADMISSIONS Ic JACK ANDERSON Sanford. Esmeralda Alvarez Rose F. Bowman Ida P. Campbell Zina Davis Herbert Lod Donna Yelvington Elsie M. Lowe Sylvia B. Seller Donna C. McAdarn 03 DISCHARGES Energy Nominee Faces Serious Charges preciate this splendid response and the interest the people of Greater Sanford have shown us. We pledge the best of (Continued From Page-IA) would not release further In. locally concerning drug use, Officers went to the apart. formation concerning the raid Parker said. merit' to execute the warrant nor would they name the Parker Indicated that the two and seize books and company company Involved In the em- raids were not directly con. records being held there, bezzlement case. ilecteid. The North Lake Parker said, and in the process Apartment was raided shortly interrupted a "pot party In The second raid at North after 5 p.m. and the Capistrano progress." Lake Apartment was conducted Apartment foray was staged at Authoritics In Orange County on a search warrant Issued 7:15 p.m. ' infird ,, - If ~ : MEMORIAL PARK COUNTRY CLUB ROAD *4 mi Its west of Sanford BERRY'S WORLD , ~ I financial service now and in the years to come. Again, THANK YOU! WEATHER Ada C. Blanchard Yesterday's high 90. OverLeroy Cole night low 69. Aaron M. Davis Partly cloudy with a chance Martha B. Davis of thundershowers most likely Geraldine S. Eckhoff during the afternoons. Highs James 13. Hillsznan around 90 and lows In the 70s. Lesia D. Jimenez Mostly southeast winds around Marshall Langston 10 m.p.h. except stronger and Emma O'Neal gusty near thundershowers. Arthur Lee Reed Rain probability 40 per cent. Lois Vaughn F.ztended Forecast Odessa It. Wolf Mainly night and morning Louise H. Elliott showers in the southeast coast Harry P. Nelson and Keys. Elsewhere mostly Elaine A. Johns, Deland afternoon and evening thanOlga M. Layman, Deltona dershowers more numerous Ma bel H. Turner, Deltona interior and western portions. Edward L. Cunningham, Lowsln70sandhighsupper& to lower 9. Enterprise Doris M. Phillips, Geneva Daytona Beach tides: high Mrs. Robert l Arlene) Blum & 4:29 a.m., 5:11 p.m.; low 10:34 baby boy, Deltona am., 11:27 p.m. Port Mrs. Jerome (hue Emma) Canaveral: high 4:09 a.m,, 5:07 Pendleton, & baby boy. Sanford p.m.; low 10:36 am., 11:10 nm. Grand Prize Winner Mr. Randy Thompson (right) of Sanford is congratulated by Vice President H.A. (Speed) Moreland Jr. ' Actual Number Of Pennies In The Glass Jug ................. 25,775 Mr. Thompson's Winning Guess ............................. 25.767 me Congratulations to Mr. Thompson and the 10 other winners of the Daily Prizes awarded during our Grand Opening Zenith AM-FM Clock Radios. - } Attention to Duty. A prerequisite for every Brisson professional. FI•RST 0-i Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME fintf 905 I] Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida 322.2131 £ s*rncs "IN I FEDERAL '.. OF MiDeFLORIDA 3OO Orlando Drive at Airport Bouivard "Sanford, Florida, Pho (30S) fl3-3710 Oa.n Monday IPwougJt Thu rsdayC to 4. Open Fridyit to S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 .2417 registered to win the Grand Opening Prizes. We deeply ap- , '1 Grades 1.8 Attorney Tells Longwood Residents Miki Flies To Meet Ford De tente Or De fault? 4 Church School By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald StaflWriter On Future Of Refugees Sunday, Aug. 3,1975—SA Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Odham Disputes Law Suit PPIPP u iu.j Cyprus Talks Move Slowly ,,,- meat, and we recall the sting of knowing that the Russians were getting American grain at bargain prices subsidized by the U.S. taxpayer and paid for with credits hacked 1w our government. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. �A--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Aug. 3, 1975 Crown At Stake SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPI' . Armed Robbers Li Perez, Vi ncent Battle Tuesda y Strike Twice PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... for quality prescriptions Will' ',,h,i n' ur f)t('s( rijitiorl pr at l ow, l ow o rices \(':Ir(' h 'nI'. """'"") )"r nnw \null I).1'IJ. In Casselberry C t'' ( By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer After the safe was opened, the gunman forced the three employes to lie down on the office Gunmen robbed a floor while he rifled the safe Casselberry apartment corn- before fleeing out the front plex office and a Burger King door. Restaurant Friday. making Off Officers said a Woman, with an undete mined amount driving by, saw the man enter a of cash after pistol-whipping light colored automobile driven one of their vi ctims. by a second man and speed Sheriffs detectives said two away. men robbed the Marbeya Club Westberry called police Apartments office, SR 436 and within minutes of the gunman's Lake Howell Road, about 1:45 departure but a search of the P.M., and then one man held up area failed to turn up any the Burger King Restaurant at suspects. Redden said. PENNIES DONATED TO ZOO Butler Plaza in Casselberry The robbery was the second First Federal of Mid-Florida, in conjunction with Its grand about 10:58 P.M. in the Casselberry area Friday. opening recently, held a 'guess.the-amount.of.(be.pewiies.(n.the. Sgt. Oscar Redden Jr., said Officers said two black males jar' contest and after it was over the Savings and Loan facility one of the Burger King em- went to the office of the Mardonated all the pennies to the Central Florida Zoo — over 200,000 ployes was struck over the head beya Club Apartments, shortly one cent pieces. Accepting the contribution from First Federal's with a pistol during the rob- after 1:30 p.m., and made Speed Moreland (right) are Stan Brock (left) and Al Rozon, berv, but was not seriously application for an apartment. executive (lirictor of the zoo. njured. Manager Louts Morris, 61, Officers were searching for a Apartment 116111, told one of light colored automobile seen the men that a reference and driving away from the Butler credit check would be required Plaza parking area minutes and the man, described as No after the robbry. young in appearance said he Redden gave these details: would be back with a girlfriend, A black male, about 56 and who would make the up. 180 pounds, entered the Burger plication, since his 'record was Case King from the front door and bad." jumped over the service The two men turned to leave, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. (AP) The family of Jimmy counter where he grabbed but the younger man spun Hoffa fears he has been abducted, but police admit they still do employc Marc Dagclgro, 16, around, pointing a .38 caliber not have a single clue to the mysterious disappearance of the 46 Tierra Circle, Winter Park, pistol at Morris and saying, former boss of the Teamsters union. and shoved a gun into the "This is a stick up, don't get "We don't know anymore than we knew at this time yesyouth's side. funn y. We want your money." terday," Bloomfield Township Police Lt. Curt Grennier acThe gunman forced the youth The second man grabbed knowledged late Friday, 48 hours after the one-time leader of the into the office along with Mike Mrs. Morris, who was watching nation's largest union vanished from this Petroit suburb. Westberry, 19, 513 Highland at the time, and forced both "We have no leads. We have no evidence that he has been Drive, Casselberry, and Mike back into the office, where they kidnaped. We have no evidence he is not alive," Grennier said. Cekich, 37, DeLand, both were bound with tape. However, the Detroit Free Press today quoted Hoffa's employes. The gunman ordered The gunmen took an Un- daughter, Barbara Crancer, as saying that "investigators" beCekich to open the office safe determined amount of cash and lieve two associates of Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone, a longand then struck him about the credit cards from the office and time Hoffa friend and reputed Mafia leader, may have taken her head with the gun when he Morris' wallet before leaving father hostage. failed to move fast enough, the building. Bloomfield Township police said their investigators were Officers said none of the unavailable for comment on the report. gunmen involved in the two Hoff a's son, James P. Hoff a, said he also believes his 62-yearrobberies wore masks or tried old father has been abducted, although he expressed confidence to hide their faces during the the elder Hoffa was still alive. holdups. "1 believe it's an abduction. There's no evidence it isn't. We r m e have no reason to believe it isn't," said young Hoffa, an attorney. But no ransom note has been delivered for Hoffa, who was last Death Probed seen outside a plush resta urant here Wednesday afternoon. In an interview with The Associated Press on Friday night, the Sheriffs detectives Saturday were Investigating the death of family confirmed that the elder Hoffa told them he was going to (Continued From Page-IA) a 28-yenr.old Midway man after th e Machus fled Fox Restaurant to meet Giacalone. a deputy sher iff found the and Fulenwider point organized effort to reach Man's body on the back porch of persons in need of chuigs a friend's house late Friday. Capt. U. Kriz said John And as a result, therobbery and burglary ra te has gone up. Alfred Cash was found shot to RA "If a person has a$Z)Oaweek death when Deputy Robert habit and makes $125, he's got a Ache answered a disturbance problem," one narcotics agent call to the home of Maggie M. said. "That means stealing Willis, 28, of Midway about 9 property to sell to pay for the P.M. habit." Deputy Robert Ache said his. The agent says that police Willis told him Cash had struck have no way of teuu how her twice, then took a gun from much the drug traffic is costing a bedroom drawer and said he the average citizen in property was going to shoot her. loss each year in Seminole Ache said the man then went County. outside, saying he would shoot Muggings have increased In himself, but Ms. Willis did not Seminole County several in hear anything. She called police recent weeks have been to report the disturbance. reported in Sanford Ache said he went outside to leading officers to feel the incidents are check around and found Cash drug related, sprawled across the back porch Herring says that because of with a.32 caliber pistol between the increase in Street crime, his his feet. office is seriously considering Kriz and homicide inadding more personnel to vestlgators were summoned Fulenwider's investigative and the probe was continuing branch. Saturday. "We had four investigators, but are now down to three. I'm Man Arrested not certain that it will remain at that figure and we may add A Sanford man identified as e;en more to the staff," Francis Eugene Noe, was being Herring said, held in county jail on $10,750 Herring revealed that police bond after sheriffs deputies in Seminole County are said he attempted to stab Sgt. cooperating with his depart- Oscar Redden Jr., during an ment in providing "every kind incident inside the jail's of data possible about any bucking section Friday night. organized crime activity" and Noe was charged with that this cooperation Is paying reckless driving, driving under - TRAIIWAY$ Off. the influence of liquor, "It is a slow process, but it aggravated assault and inwill eventually pay off," troducing contraband into ajail Herring said. facility. •1 ( ' 01 n I T - - : I SEA & ~ PLAYTEX DISPOSABLE BOTTLES SKI SUNTAN LOTION I 1 (Continued From Page-IA) school has been about 190 until such time as it could pass students and an increase in lire cude standards. alietic Interest has caused Harry said he had been growth in the enrolliuient. working closely with Harriett "With the refurbished and the state lire marshal to buildings, we are hopeful of bring the building to standards. picking up additional student"They were here last week 5," Harry said. discussirg the situation and will All of the fires dudered at be returning," Harry said. the Naval Academy have been Harry said that enrollment arson cases in which plans were proceeding on disgruntled students have set. schedule. At least two arrests have been "We havea lot todo between made this year. now and Sept. 2, but we feel that The third floor of the when the repairs are finished building had not been used in we will have brought all three the past two years for either buildings to present standards classes or housing. Harry did as well ai a projectim into the not indicate if the area would be future," he said. reopened after repairs are Enrollment at the senior complete. r. 99', Wd 1 ached their WISTCLOX.40 HR CONSTANT ALARM CLOCK 4O HOUR KEY WIND ALARM CLOCK I * /T\4)) 0 Not only has Vincent stayed that make up a champ. lie can The state tournament is single elimination, and one loss will send the All-Stars home. The district event was double elimination, who pitched two masterful one-hitters in the district. Bussard will be on the mound against West Palm Beach on Monday. TIe fire-balling rlghthander stopped E*ightleains are competing in th',state Holly Hill 1-0 in the opening game of the bracket a week ago to win the District IV Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Junior Uague tournament and gain a berth in the State Junior league Tournament that begins Monday at St. Petersburg. field behind Sanford Memorial Stadium, and walked two in the two games. Manager Earl Smith said Sanford's chance of a state title will depend on pitching and the hitting of Joe Smith and Jim Edmonds. The least of his worries is Ed h3ussard, "All of his pitches are fast," Manager Smith said. "Even his breaking pitches are fast." If Sanford survives West Palm Beach in its opening game, Duane Lee will pitch tournament and two days later fired another one-hitter at Holly Hill in the loser's bracket. Bussard gave up two hits, struck out 10 billy Martin Back . pinstripes, replacing Bill Vir- ago, said rriday night that Paul a 57-105 record in ' '• 20 GAUGE VINYL—HAS 3 SAFETY COMPARTMENTS. '' 0 . Film TRAILViAYS ' Kodak p Film 99. .~ ... -... ..~. ".. Q~::i . -_ Prints Io f p,.' ., 1011 Of colot eo block cad .1.1 - ___ ' • M. -' standing performances in the district. Lee relieved starter Joe Smi th in the fifth inning of the second district game and struck out four, walked one and did not give up a hit or run. Sanford, however, lost the game 7-6 to Ormond Beach. Against Ormond Beach in the finals, Lee fired a four-hitter, struck out eight and walked four as Sanford edged Ormond Beach 54 for the district title. Smith earlier had pitched Sanford to a 54 win over Ormond Beach to force a second game. Smith is Sanford's reliever and third starter. "He mixes his pitches up pretty good," Manager Smith said. "When he's on. he throws good. But he's had some control problems lately." Smith walked eight against Ormond [leach in the first half of the rinals. In the district, Sanford batted .218 as a team and committed 13 errors in five games. "We'll have to do better than that if we're going to do anything at state," Smith said. Joe Smith and Edmonds, who played for Earl Smith on league-champion Moose, batted .550 and .500 respectively during the regular season. Bussard, who played for Elks, batted close to .430. Stanager Smith will start the following lineup Monday: Chris Higgi ns rightfield, Bussard pitching, Smith shortstop, Edmonds first base, Lee third base. Mike link second base, Pat Johnson cen- terlield and it's a "toss up" for the other two positions. Smith will choose between Marty Roberts, Ricky Wells, Michael Wright, Ken Perry, Wayne Kelly, Steve Detrick, Wayne Lively or Greg Rape. ~.-~j. :_.- i ;r; St L., - l - - % 1973 to t- I - CHICAGO AP "We won fought off Miami for three pen- punt by Pittsburgh's Roy Ge- drive which ended in Gilliam the game despite a pitiful per. ods before falling 14-3. "We rela and set off on an 88-yard connecting with speedster formance," said Terry Brad. played with great pride, but it record punt return that gave Frank Lewis on a 21-yard scor shaw, describing the Super was only an All-Star game," he the Stars' a 14-7 lead. lug plav Bowl champion Pittsbugh added. "It opened like a great big "We got mentally tired;' Steelers' come-from-behind But it was Coach John victor)' over the College All- McKay's Stars who provided canyon," said Livers of the Mckay said. "When you don't Stars, the game's most exciting plays. blocking wall that formed for move the ball the way we didn't in the second half, then that His coach, teammates and On their first possession, Cali* him. - -. _______ BILLY MARTIN an in- gaines behind Boston in the most of the S,562 crowd in Sol- fornia's Steve Bartkowski put " Tha t finished the Stars' of fen- happens. mkrn1 who had a contract run- had called him earlier in the credible rise into second place American League East, were (her Field on Chicago's lake- together a 48-yard pass play to sive thrust for the steamy night Robert Brazm!Ie of Jackson front agreed. Larry Burton and two plays hat- with temperati.res in the 70s ning through 1976. The an- day and asked for permission to n 1974 with a record of 84-76. out of the pennant race and State, who played a great game In fact, Joe Greene, the All em hit Harvard's Pat Mclnally and drizzle falling in the final nouncement of the change was talk with Martin about a job. But the man he replaces. Vir- the hiring of Martin, a rcmnant at defensive end for the Stars, expected to come Saturday Martin's return to New York (kin, also provided some major from the Yankees' glory years Pro tackle who leads Pitts- for the first touchdown, a play period. said of the late Pittsburgh driv. before the Yankees' annual Old brings him full circle in a con- uplifting last season. Virdon, when they ruled the baseball burgh's dofense, echoed, "I feel on which Mclnally su.ifered a the hell kicked out of fractured leg when he The Steelers couldn't do es, "The Steelers wanted to was Timers Game. troversial career, which started who became manager of the world, would at least make the like I got win...you could see it in their me. I was so bad..." tackled at the goal by Mike much more in the third period. line The New York Daily News, with the Yankees in 1950, Yankees list year after Oak- club exciting and boost ateyes when they came off the The fierce young All-Stars Wagner of Pittsburgh. One drive failed when Bradwhich carried a similar story in moved him to Kansas City in land A's owner Charles 0. Fin. tend.ance. ball," who throttled the Pittsburgh ofits Saturday editions, said the 1957 before stops in Detroit, Icy blocked the team from getThen the hope is that the agreement between Martin and Clevelani, Cincinnati, Mu.. ting Dick Williams, engineered Yankees would be back in the tense for three quarters and Soil said, "Gilliam pulled it the Yankees was sealed earlier waukee and Minnesota, his Ii- the Yankees to second place October classic next season, prevented Greene and Co. from "I feel like I got the hell kicked out of me. I for us." But he refused to critithis week in a meeting in Den- ml team as a player, in 1901. and their best record since 1964, when they return to the Bronx reaching their quarterback u cue Bradshaw's performance was so bad, Stadium after two most of the game left the Steel. his when they last went to the 'er, where the controversial "Why pick on Terry There Martin, 47, who began and Yankee — Joe Greene were a lot of our guys who former Yankee second base- major league managerial ca World Series, seasons In Shea Stadium while ers scowling. "Don't want no more of that," A highly placed source quoted the "house That Ruth Built" umian had gone to make a reer in 1969 with Minnesota, didn't have a good night." muttered running back speech. was fired by the Twins, Detroit Paul as saying the Yankees, 10 was undergoing a facelift, I"renchy Fuqua as he slowly "We were able to win it in the fourth Both Bradshaw and Greene made his way to the locker quarter after getting our butts kicked off." admitted the Stee1ers may have room. — Chuck Noll taken the Stars for granted . And Coach Chuck Noll found "It's hard to get up for an Allsolace in the fact that, Star game," said Bradsha; were able to win it in the fourth The Steelers caught up in the shaw hmd a pass into the "We got nothim' to gain afl(1 quarter after getting our butts second period on an 87-yard arms of Florida's Ralph Ortega crything to lo' kicked off. If their whole game drive that used up more than who intercepted at the and plan was to physically knock nine minutes and climaxed in a brought it back to the 35 Randy White, Maryland's our heads off. It was success- Bradshaw flip for "I didn't want to go back to great lineman, said, "I think ful," he added, Conner, 32, assistant under Gibson award at Virginia, and was also named tight end Rand)' Grossman. TAMPA (AP) — Hunter "Chip" the bench after that one," they might not have thought we The Steelers did, however. at both USF and the University of the All-Atlantic Coast Conference first were as good as we were." Conner, an assistant basketball coach at That was the extent of the Bradshaw said. USF Names ChipConno an SHOP EARLY,,.SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY I. PRICES GOOD THRU WED. . / of ' ' OPEN SUN 10 10 1 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 .::..: '-i Tuesday. Lee, who "throws straight overhand, right down the middle and can throw the devil out of the ball when he's on," according to Smith, turned In two out- ''.' two two yards to ' ' - d:lolof :'i TODAY APaOYU1OA, Perez is married and lives he is inistaken as to who will be Banks of Seminole and Sanford, month, enjoyed Ns most suc- Assistant To Take Gibson Pos t REQ. 1-i .1— .—I 1-1I `..~_) ~~....;. I 1 ownS GLADING 2 MAN BOAT ' - - All-Stars Scare ee ers* Gilliam Keys Late Charg e - s V away from the gym in his take you out with either hand with his wife and baby daughter the winner. I will shut his mouth McDonald's, Stromberg-Ca- cessful year in 1921 with boxing career but he has also and he is hard to hit unless he in Sanford. once and for all before the rison, First Federal Savings Columbia of the Sallygue Lea stayed away from the ring it- getsmadandcomnesdownolfof Vincent is single and lives seventh round." and Loan of Seminole. Chase when he batted .383. NEW YORK tAP Billy Yankee General Manager and Texas, all because he got Martin will be managing his Gabe Paul returned to New into disputes with fourth major league team in York from a business trip Fri- management. In each case, he seven years and it will be with day night and, when asked had taken a team and made it a his first team and first love— about the reports, would only contender only to lose his Job the New York Yankees. say, "I can't comment on that," because of differences with the people who paid his paycheck. The Associated Press learned However, Brad Corbett, Friday night that the fiery em of the Rangers and the man lie guided the Rangers from Martin will be back in Yankee who fired Martin two weeks sixth place, 37 games back with RESUMPTION OF SERVICE TO ALL POINTS ' I , In Yank Pinstripes 'I PHONE 322.5520 ' The All-Stars came out of the loser's The All-Stars battle West Palin Beach at 2p.m. Monday. A victory will boost the All-Stars into a 6 p.m. Tuesday game. *:'.,,-, .1. :. REG. 3.49 1)19 , am event, The All-Stars are to leave Sanford at noon today alter a final workout destination anyway. 0 - Junior All-Stars Open Drive For State Title Monday - 1111 ' ' . ' ST. PETERSBURG The Sanford Junior League All-Stars did not take the ' DISH TOWELS . ' By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor TWO , ________ ______ Trainer Pam, tapes Joey's right hand. GETS G O I NG AGAIN!I 201 South Park Avenue ' 9 PAK OF " 1 ' 29 --"(11_1..#d..6 1 GOING THE BEST BUS GOING ., . -- 1 AMIAMI TRAILWAYS is resuminj service on all its routes. Now you can make Trailways a part of your travel plans again. Just call your local Trailways Terminal for schedules and fares or for øusgo Package Express and Charterbus information. I.' - " Academy Repairs Aid School Outlook '. ( 100 CT LIM$I 1 4OZREG 155 • '. ' - I 1,!_ ' - IL WAYS THE BEST BUS , - ' 1 1 1. Seen - - . . Organized -- ij , a' Hoffa _ . , - Ci In S I -* completed the majority of my Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross. Still, .I -1 ,.:, . I 11 I t training. I will finish up with the good-looking 26-year-old - M only roadwork and exercises," hasn't finished. "I intend to , _17--l— ORLANDO Sanford's When asked how many keep working hard till Monday . Victor "Taco" Perez and rounds I he worked in and then fast for the 24-hour . I j Orlando's Jocy Vincent meet preparation for this fight, pe riod before the weigh-in on Sanford's Zinn Beck, the for the vacant southern junior Vincent answered, "Nine. I Tuesday." oldest active major league middleweight championship worked three with Jinuuy Clay Perez Is the type of fighter . )_ 'W"/ ,.` - . baseball scout, will be honored Tuesday at the Orlando Sports (an amateur from Winter every trainer dreams of Monday night when the Orlando Stadium. Park) and six with Gene working with. His dedication is Twins face the Montgomery Despite the importance of the Wells." second to none. But his natural Rebels at Orlando's Tinker ~~l crucial match Vincent an. In contrast, Perez has worked abilities are limited. Field. 7 Thursday, h ursday, "I have over 200 rounds with Wells and Taco can punch hard with his The evening, appropriately, Vince nt , left, and Perez square off, left hand but only lair with his will be called "Zinn Beck t'i I tICA L', right. He is quick on his feet but , ,, Night." not quick enough to be an ac- sell, his toes, Beck, who will be 90 next with the girl he calls "Joey WORLD HEAVY WEIGH,L complished boxer. started Vincent his When month, has lived in Sa nford for asked why he didn't Vincent's woman." 11cr first E!RaT fROM RIcHASA. ZAIRE 1' jA1Y. SEPT! W° 74 lie takes a good punch but his professional career two years train harder for this light, name is Pain and her official 24 years. lie has been involved 4 * 11 (Ielen.se allows hirii to get hit far before Perez began in 1970. hut Vincent answered, ''Why title is his ''trainer." organized baseball for 69 11 too much, now, six years later Joey has should I? This should be my years, the last 38 with the "' .. 'I.' Perez works an eight-hour Normally he doesn't get cut only 16 fights to his credit as e as ie st Twins or ganization. light." 4' ________________ ia,...," day, live days a week. .-.t A. but he can be butted. (lie comnes compared to Perez's 50. The news media, almost to a Calvin Griffith, president and •a• 'l.öI..i '4' •,, 'r in with his head too high and it k 4 / Vincent is unemployed. When owner of the Twins, will be on But in his defense, Vincent iiian, picks Vincent to win the ., . I 1. V led to serious cu ts In lights with did quit the ring for more than light. Only Channel 2's Ken he does work it is as a bo uncer hand Monday night to honor "' LII ! Eddie Davis, Art Cirillo and the in a bar. " -' Beck. Other base ball no ta bles' I'' . '-'4. first match with Vincent. including Sanford's Bert Perez is quiet and no "I a better fighter and I will win. It's _____ Perez is on the threshold of a '" all the publicity he is getting. Chapman, ex-Florida State , .I V 't " 18a _____ .1 major title because of his all- that simple." 'a' Vincen(isa"whjteAli."hjeis League president John Krider, , out effort in the gym and in the ,)RG_ _____ ' r ; — Vincent always ready with a clever arid Julian Stenstrom, former ,a 4, 1. • .1".,..•' ring, lie wins fights from men 1~11 remark and always knows Just broadcaster, also will be who more ability. lie does " present. _ I,, will shut his mouth once and for all what to say. it on hear t a nd determination, ' Many Sanford city officials 1.4 According to Vincent, "I hope Vincent has gotten as far as before the seventh round." will be on hand to honor Beck, they hate me all the way to the he has on pure ability. Most — Perez hiik "We especially want to see all them like Perez, But ZINN BECK boxing experts agree, "Vincent I —. the baseball fans in Sanford it won't do him any good come has as much natural talent as three years and since coming Brown likes Perez. fight night, unless they run in turn out," Greater Sanford and Co., Atlantic National Bank any man who has ever per. back in 1973 he has been quite On the other hand all of the the ring and pick him up off the Chamber of Commerce of Sanford and Sanford formed in Central Florida." active. In the past five months :ocal I Executive Manager Jack Sheraton Inn are sponsoring the fighters pick Perez to win, floor. I am a better lighter and But they add, "what a waste he has fought five times and Not one has taken Vincent in will win. It's homer said, night. Free tickets admitting that simple." he really is. Instead of fighting ta ken time off for a broken th is lrounder. Ceremonies prior to the game one entire family are available for the southern crown, Joey finger to mend. The difference in the thinking To that Perez counters, at 7:30 p.m. will be centered at those locations. should be going after the world A two-fisted dynamite pun- of the two men is reflected in "Vincent is right about that, the around Beck. Beck, whose first pro contitle." cher, Vincent has all the moves everything they do. fight will never go the limit. But The chamber, Flagship U.S. tract was in 1907, paying $75 a - 1P Sunday, Aug. 3, 1975-10 Zinn Beck Set For Festiv ities Monday Night By LOU1SSAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer New Leads I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,.-~ '~ , $ —4 1 ••.: a to team and second team AlLkmerica win the 41st renewal of the All. the University of South Florida, has been Virginia, takes over less than two weeks named t succecd the late Bill Gibson as head coach. "Conner's selection was a natural for us," said Dr. Joe Howell, vice president for Student Affairs. "Ile not only has the personal and professienal credentials for a major alterGibson suffered a fatal heart attack July 23 after completing one year as head coach. A native of Clover, Va., Conner entered But Greme said he expectc,t Star game by a 21-14 count, academic team. put. half. Franco Harris played only the game by SoIl, started the ..they.,, gc*i at1kes.. I H' scored 1157 career points, eighth ting it away on a pair of fourth. fourth quarter and moved the guess I just the first quarter and traveled kept thinking how highest among all time Cavalier scorers quarter touchdown heaves by he Steelers 42 yards seven carries before plays bad I was when I was a rookie and his 17.0 per game career average Joe Gilliam who replaced Brad. yards in five for the tying score, a six-yard We beat them on experience sat down with an injury which shaw in the final period. ranks sixth. str ike to Rocky Bleler. Soil said wasn't serious, "We played well, but we After gradua te school at Virginia, he The Stars failed to move the Apparently so, because U1' coached two years at lane High in made the mistakes an All-Star The game's big play eaime ball after the kickoff—they professional champions nov, collegiate basketball coach, but he will the University of Virginia after being Charlottesville. Ile compiled a 40-8 teain is going to make," said with threc minutes left in 'he gahwd only 19 yards rushing all have a 30-9.2 inark in the mill. give the USF program continuity and maintain the momentum Bill Gibson developed," Howell said Friday. voted the most outstanding prep player in the state In 1959. In 1964, Conner received the same tinder Gibson, the Brahmans compiled a 15-10 record. Steelers' offe:ise in the first Gilliam, as planned prior to in record and won two district cham- ('oactu John McKay of Southern half, Western Kentucky's Virgil pionshlps before returning to Virginia in California who two years ago Livers, a 5400t-9 defensive coached an All-Star team that back, gathered in a booming 1967 as an assistant. night—and the Steelers took .suumuner series and haven't over again at the All-Star 45 and been beaten since Green Ha', started another seven-play dropped a 20.17 con!est in l ;-•itS'r; , 1 i L -" ' I.J t ?.:A �-- -------- - - ' .. ._.-_-J •T• . -- -•_;_- -----=- . -. _n -- . - -- D—tV5flIflg Herald,S an or , Fl. SanFord, f Rice, Yastrzemski Join AR To Give Bosox Close Win Baseball Leaders 8)THEASSOCIATEVPRESS Yanks 5, Indians 4 Sandy I was only following orAlonuir's sixth-lnnlni 2 American Le a g ue NATIONAL LEAGUE East ING at 1750 bats) tiers," said Jim Rice. But he triple gave the Yanks their win W I Pct. OB MMiIock. Chi 3S 2. I S,mmons. wasn't trying to avoid taking ning ru n and enabled Catf1 Boston 61 12 ôOi MI. 339 0 Parker. the blame. credit he It the Hunter to chalk up his 14th ic Baltimore Si 49 574 •', Sanaulilen. Poh, 333. Morgan, New York Cm. 376 53 51 $10 10 was shunning. tory with relief help. MlIv-aukee 52 35 114 I7' PUNS--Cash, Phi, 79. Lopes Rice's bunt started down the Royals 6, A's 0 Cleveland 16 Sd 451 16 LA. 73; Morgan, Cm, 77 Rose, third base line but ended up In Steve Busby shackl ed Oak Detroit 16 40 131 15 Cm , it. Wynn. IA. 64 Well land on six hits and Georg RUNS !ATTEO IN Lu left field. And Carl YastrOakland 7inkl, Phi. 11, Bench. Cm. 57. zemskl, who had started out on 66 39 679 Brett hit a two-run homer t Kansas City Watson. Mtn. 77 Stub, N. 70; 54) 3 send base, wound up crossi ng high light a four-run seventh in Chlcaoo 1 Simmons. 511, 69 51 57 495 11 . with the ninth-inning the plate ning Texat for the Royals, who edge: 19 $7 447 %7 IHIT S—R ow . Cm, I; #Ic— k. California Phi, 144: 47 40 4.39 70 111, run that gave the Boston Red Garycy, LA, within nine games of first. Mirw.sota AS 61 173 21', Madlock. Chi. 135, Milian. N' Sax a frantic 8-7 victory over White Sox 5, Twins I Fridays Results '29 the Detroit Tigers Friday night. Baltimore 63. Milwaukee I I Cm, DOUBLES—Bench Chicago erupted for fivu run W ChicaQo S. Minnesota 1. 6 in Rose, Cm. 31. Cash. Phi. 77 In the rest of the American in the third tnning, two on Pa 1. n.n75; 2nd Qame, rain Grutb. SD. 77; Ga rv ey. LA. 26 Iague, Texas trimmed CaBKelly's homer and three mon B'ston s. Detroi t 7 TRIPIES--Ke'ssinger, CPi. I: New York S. Cleveland 4 C) Parke-, Pgh. I. P Metiger. fornia 2-1, New York edged oil on Ken Henderson's clout, ther Kansas City 6. Oakland 0 Mtn, I; Griffey, C.n. 7. Gross. Cleveland 5-4, Kansas City the skies erupted and Mm Texas 7, California 1 Mtn, 7 blanked Oakland 6-0, Chicago nesota's "Beer Night" twinbil Saturdays Games HOME RUNS- Lulnki. Ph.. Cleveland (P4,rion 57) at 76; Kingman. NY. 74. Bench, beat Minnesota 5-1 in a rainwoundupasa5l-3inningsingli New York IDobson 9 II) Cm. 37. Schmidt. Phi. 70; Star shortened 51-3 innings and Batgame. CARL. YASTRZEMSKI STEVE BUSBY Detroit (RtjPte 97) at Boston Qell. Poh. 70 timore swept a twi-night douOrioles 6-3, Brewers 4'1 (W i se 136) STOLEN BASES—Lopes. LP, bleheader from Milwaukee 64 what turned out to be a pivotal Perry hurled two-hitter to a Chicago (Osteen 4 $ and jet Tommy Davis' grand-slair Li: Morgan. Cn, 1). Brock. fe'rs.c"m 25) at Minnesota (Rule L and 3.1. SIL H?.. Caf throw to the plate b right give the Bangers their victory homer, his second in five game! 9 5 ana flutter 03) dnai, Cr.. P MnguaJ. 22. But in the bottom of the ninth, fielder Billy Baldwin. over California. against Milwaukee, gave timi. Milwaukc (Colborn at Mon. 27; Concecon. C1n. n. with the Tigers ahead 7-6, After Pred Lynn was walked Right-hander Ed Figueroa Orioles their flrst.gami. PITCHING Baltimore (Torrez 17-4). In) (10 Decisions— Hribosky, 142 Denny Doyle beat out Oakland (Blue 14 4) at Kin bunt- intentionally, Rice bunted, sur- had blanked Texas on four hits triumph. In the finale, Jiri us City (Pattin Cutlet?, Cm, 93. 750, In) 209 single to shortstop and contin- prising everyone, before Grieve tied the game Northrup's tie-breaking singic Callton'mia .Ior*s, SD. 146. 700. (Lange at 43) ued to second on Gene MiRangers?, Angels I with a leadoff homer, his eighth highlighted two-run burst that Brett, Pgh, 7), 700, 7 51 All Texas (Hands 56). In) lingh3m, Cm. 115. Tom Grieve and Roy Howell of the season. Howell's fifth enabled Baltimore to creep to 3 71 chad's wild throw. \'astrT.daysOames Seaver, NY. 117. Cleveland at New York. zemski then singled Doyle hit consecutive homers in the homer came on Figueroa's next within 81 games of first-plac Chicago at Minnesota. 2 Pus. Pgh. I? 6. 667. 2 15 Mon home and moved to second on seventh inning and Gaylord pitch. Boston in the East. tf'ftj$O. SF. 105, 667, 311. Milwaukee at Baltimore - BATT -- 10 Summer City Men's League: Bob Locke' 647 series was high following. Ron Carpenter 213 F Cook 202. Second high series' went to flyP Patrick Baker, Yarborough Challenge — —' '. 11 pOd. . 71) a 56). P '" W. 7 719 STRIKEOUT5—Me'ssersmitt,, 14, 151, Seaver, NY. 119, Sut ton. LA. 145 Richard. Mtn. 119: California at Texas. (n) Montefusco, SF. ill AMERICAN LEAGUE National League BATTING East 1250 at batsi-W I Pct. GB Carew. Mm, 372; Lynn, Bun, 331: Hargrove. let. Pittsburgh 43 47 400 — M. PP.lpt';a 60 17 $al I Washington . Oak. 317: Munson. In Quest New York NY. 311 55 45 531 1 .-_ -----, ____-___.__ ., __~_ 5t . Louis RUNS—Lynn. Bun. 70. Ystr _-____ ~~_~_ _-~ --53 52 505 10 :emuki. Bun. 70: Rice. Bun, 61. Chicago 49 5$ 45$ 1$ Mm. 67; Montreal 41 55 in 1$1 Carew. P Jackson, , Oak, 6.5 Well Of Cincinnati 69 31 — PUNS BATTED IN—Lynn. Angeles $4 52 .519 131 1 Bun, 77; L May. Bal, IS; Rice, Los B S Francisco Bun. 73, P Jackson, Oak. 71 53 53 $03 15'-, HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) — Horton, Del, 77 ar. Diego 51 54 177 1$ The heat doesn't bother him, Atlanta H I I S—Carew, Mn. 46 60 43.4 n1 7 136. Washington, Oak. 121; 0 Brett, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS burgh, the Mets' Dave KingHouston 35 71 319 33 nor the records he's setting, nor In San Francisco, a mostly man hot batter who hit 13 '' KC, 170: McRae, KC. io. Fray's Results the chance of o vertaking Jack son. NY. 119 St Louis 9. Chicago I singles hitter was looking for a home runs in July-laid down a .... Nicklaus in the moneywinning Philadelphia S A. Montreal 6 DOUBLES--McRae. KC. 30 r . .10011 single: he homered. In Pitts- perfect bu nt to score a run in 6. 1st. 10 Innings Lyre. Bun. 77 , P Jackson . Oak. race. - . New York 4. Pittsburgh 7 73; Rice. Bun. 73; Rudi. Oak. burgh, a home-run hitter was New York's muggy 4-2 victory just want to win the golf San Diego 1, Atlanta 0 73 looking for a run bat ted in: he over the Pirates. .. -' tournament," Tom Welskopf TRIPLES—Riers. 9, Los A ng eles S. Cincinnati 3. Cal. bunted. "He did it on his own. It was ' Orta. Chi. 9. Lynn. Bun. 6. 10 innings -. kept repeating. It must be the heat, good thinking on his part," said LeFlore. Det, 6; C Brett, KC. San Francisco 3. Houston 7 J "I want to win bad enough to 6: RudI. Oak. e Saturdays Games At Candeistick Park, where Mets Manager Yogi Berra. forget the heat. I'll just rest, HOME St. Louis (Forsch 93 and RUNS—P Jackson. there's a breeze to cool off the CHRIS SPEIER "Marc than anything else, a Mu. McGtothen 11$) at Chicago (R. Oak, 26; ' Scott. 21. drink a lot olwater and move as bunt like that keeps a defense Bonds. NY, 71. Mayberry. KC. August temperatur's, the GiRevuchel 7 11 and Dettore 3 3), slow as I can. Records don't 21; Horton. Del, 70 ants' Chris Speier was "just honest," said Kingman. 3 ed to get on base. "I'm just mean a tiling." S T O L EN BASES—Rivers, trying to get on base" when he New York (Matlack 17$) at Elsewhere in the National trying to make contact," be Cal. $6; Washington. Oak. Pittsburgh (Klson 9-6) ' lie wasn't even aware he League, San Diego blank ed At- said. "I'm not reall y thinking could Houston (Derker 9-11) at San Rmy, Cal, 31; Otis. KC. 31. faced Houston'sJ.R. Richard In vault past Johnny Miller, North, Oak 27 the ninth inning of a 1-1 game. lanta 4-0 and Los Angeles home run." Francisco (Barr LI) Hale Irwin and Nicklaus and PITCHING Philadelphia (Underwood 11 110 Decisions )— "I wasn't thinking home run." topped Cincinnati 5-4. Eckecsley. CIC. &3. 7) at Montreal (Pinko 4$). (n) fly, Jim Dwyer and Mike Jorgentake over the season's money. Well, even if he wasn't th ink['hits 8-4, Expos 66 11 6. B Lee. Bun. Cinonnatt (T.Carrotl 3 1) at .700. 3 62 lead. Gary Carter's tie-breaking se crashed two-run homers in winning Wise. Bun, 134, 664. 1 36 Palm ing about It, Speier hit a homer. Los Angela's 1)400ton 7-9). (n) "I hadn't even thought about 8.1. 157. Atlanta (Odom 1.4) at San or. 612. 2 47 IlLs ninth round tripper of the home run in the fifth Inning of the first Inning of the nightcap it, " WeLskof said. "I Just want M,Torrez. Bal. 126. Diego (FreliJeben 5-10). (n) season Lifted San Francisco to a the nightcap salvaged a split for for Montreal. But the PhILS Today's Games Komi. Chi. IS I, *37. 300 BIyle came back in the second on to win this golf tournament." yen. Mm. 9 5, 613. 3 33 Busby, 3-2 triumph over the Astros Montreal after Phila4elphia New York at Pittsburgh, 7 Bolstered by a gaudy nine-unKC, 11 O. 636. 3 67 St. LOVIS at Chicago moments after Giants team- had won the first gare on a Mike Schmidt's 20th homer and STRIKEOUTS—Tanana. Philadelphia at Montreal Cat. mate Willie Montanez had Io inning throwing error by Jose tied It with three in the fourth, der-par 63 in the muggy, swel4Gtt0n a t Sn Francisco. 2 163, Ryan. Cal, 159;G Perry, two scoring on Schmidt's terng heat of Friday's second homered to tie the game. Morales. let. 113, BIyIven. Mri. 139 Atlanta at Ian Diego round, tall Tom had a betterdouble Blue, Oak, 132 at Los Angles In the 95-degree heat at PittsCarter, like Speier, just want- double. Detroit at Boston Oakl3nd at Kansas City Strange Things Welskopf Are Happening In ______ ; Parks 0 Wi n . Roosevelt Brown than-good chance to wrap up Schmidt drew a leadoff walk the $50,000 first prize in the from Dale Murray, 4-5, In the $250,000 Westchester Golf Clas10th inning of the first game and -sic. he scored when Morales threw Julius Boros, 54, who played Johnny Oates' bunt single into when the 90-plus degree heat right field as the winning run and oppressive humidity were scored. at their worst, tied with Rich- In Hall CANTON, Ohio (AP) - who made the block, it hurts a tween t he Ci ncinnati Hengals simply did Roosevelt Brown moved along- little," said the Morgan State and the Washington Redskins cut. I thought once they signed PADRES 4, Braves 0 Jerry Pate at 136. Bros won side Jim Parker Saturday as University product, one of four pushed the Hall's total to 85 im- me that that meant I had made San Diego left-bander Randy the last of his 18 tour titles in the only pure offensive linemen 1975 inductees. mortals, the team," said Brown, who Jones pitched a three-hitter for this tournament In 1968. in the Pro FaOthU Hall of The other former playing Brown, who battled the likes played at 245 pounds. his third victory In a row, 14th At 137 were Hale Irwin, Pat Fame, greats inducted Saturday on the of Doug Atkins, Len Ford and a pro game triumph and sixth shutout of the Fitzsimons, Rod Funseth and "1 had never seen And the induction of the for- steps of the game's shrine were Ernie Stautnr in his 13 NFL and the 1951 NFL championship season in besting Phil Niekro. Bert Greene. mer New York Giants great George Connor of the Chicago seasons, says offensive linemen Three Padres runs in theMiller, the defending chamgame that I heard on radio dispelled one of his Iongstand- Bears, Dante Lavelli of the realize the job that they do pro eighth put the game away. pin here, slipped to a 74-143. marked the extent f my ing theories: that offensive Cleveland Browns and Lenny themselves, allowed one run 2 ' football kncwledge," added the Weiskopra 129 total for two linemen are unappreciated. "We know we Moore of the Baltimore Colt& in his last innings, sprang him 6-foot-3 Brown, rounds was a distant 15 under "When the newspapers say tball carrier), and everyone Their inductions prior to the When he arrived in camp, par, the gratest subpar accusomebody ran 50 yards for a season's first National Football the team knows we made It Cubs 4 Brown didn't even know the mutation of the season on the touchdown and they don't tell League pre-season game be- possible. There is self-satisfacBob Gi bson and Lou Brock proper stance for an offe ive ns pro tour. And his stroke lead tion and we have to make combined their ta lents Friday ______________________________________ lineman, was t he greatest In at least the do," said the native of Chariotto lead St. Louis past Chicago. last five years of tour activity. tesville, Va. But he caught on quickly, Gibson, demoted to the bullpen, upHe played one nine In 29, Brown was a 27th-round draft starting at offensive right put down a four-run Cubs and matching the best on the tour risk by the Giants in 1953. tackle for 33 years with New rising in the sixth inning for 32-3 Inthis season, and capped the lie signed for a $2,700 con- York. blanked the Cubs tract. Still, he had no fear of For eight straight seasons, he nings to post his first save of the round with an eagle three on his being cut, was virtually a unanimous All- season. He scattered four final hole. "I really can't remember "I wasn't scared because I NFL c hoice. singles and struck out three, Imposs how I felt In '73," said Tom, who collected seven titles-inMiAMI BEACH (AP) - The Miami Dolphins found cluding the British Open-in themselves home for the first time In three years on the four countries that season, "but night of the College AD-Star football game, but spent It I don't believe It's possible for ryan Lawyers with fans reviewing 19174's 'impossible dream." me to swing the club better than "This is the last time we're going to think about ast I'm swinging it right now." The playoff victory over which led to titling the club's highlights fun, "The IsmNicklaus last week for the Ca. possible Dream." nadian Open title pushed The[>l'hlns had hoped to win their third straight Super kopfs season's earnings to NEW YORK tAPt Attor- by Rozelle to report to Detroit National Football League Bowl last January, which would have qualified them fcr $169,565. Nicklaus, who is neys for Los Angeles running as compensation for Jessie, "The actions of Mr. Rozelle skipping this tournament for Friday night's All-Star game. back Cullen Bryant say that de- who had played out his option and Mr. Ford confirm the in- the hula wasn't able to Ignore the absence of Larry history, leads spite the National Football the Lions and signed with ability of some of the leaders in with $203,599. A Weiakopf Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jim Kllck., now with Memphis League's decision for a return the Hams, professional football of the World Football League, at the $100.apiate affair to victory here wou!d put him In to the status quo, the matter Is "We're going to hold the Aug. properly delegate which raised $50,30 for area Boy Scouts their the top spot. not over yet. 12 date unless they file some- awesunie economic' responAll three kept sho wing up in film of players honored as Ills -63 has. been be ttered In .... i__:_ ______ t_. ...,..-..,. .,_1 I.__ jOS, has oti , flDolphin Dream ible' Cullen B t l Say It' s Not Over Yet — first time in with - . 1..,S.,.1 '' 0 Bowling - I in S Surefire Hanover, the WESTIIUBY, N.Y. AP $100,000 substitute In Stanley Dancer's harness racing stable, Is favored to win the $122,525 Dexter Cup Trot at Roosevelt Raceway tonight, the second leg of trotting's Big Five. Suref ire filled for Bonefish, the colt Dancer regards as his best 3-year-old trotter, and easily won the $200,000 Yonkers Trot two weeks ago, the opener of the Big Five as s-ell as the Triple Crown. With Dancer again keeping Bonefish out of competition on a half-mile oval in order to point him for the Hambletonian over a one-mile track, Surefire is favored at 4-5 to take the Dexter. The Ycnkers, the $225,000 Hrnbletoriian Aug. 30 and the $100,000 Kentucky Futurity Oct. 3 comprise the Tricrown. The Dexter and the $100,000 Colonial Sept. 13 round out the Big Five. A sweep of the five races would earn more than $350,000 for the winner. — had the high series (565), Ste ve Brannon (532), Benton (529) 13.rede (515), Rose Belew 5l2, Polly Jaco (504), and Bob Belew 502) Polly spar ed th e 3-7 and 5-10 split CITY SI uhf us %IIED LEA GUE reported by Linda Cohen Star of th e week was K hie Ketts with plus 87 Danny Tillis rolled the highest series for the men 512) and Syhia Hittell had the highest for the women 1467) Larry Williams rolled a 211 game to be high. Hitteli was again high for the women with a 171 game, Tillis is carrying the highest average on the league (162) and Sharon Williams is high for the women (146) Sharon Vihlen spared the 4710 split Doug I uce chalked up two turkeys and be lieve it or not Joe Blister ha d th e 3-10 split fall th ree times In a Ik PL'ttycoat League reported by Mary Johnson: high series 28t was rolled by Norma Sharp who rolled games of 166-163-199. Sharp made Queen of the week" by rolling 126 pins over her average of 134 Karen Peters had the only 200of the day, (201) and a 509 series. Oth er highs: Ann .Smith 191, Twila Collimis l80-t6, Sue Wynn and Teresa l,o%ie 170. Turkeys were chalked up by the row and all three times fie converted it. iouowing ladies: nay, Ann Smith (five in a row), Bonnie A special note to those leagues that aren't getting any Benton, Barbara T-ilk, Sue Wynn, Jennie Winn, Jackie Royal, coverage in YOUR bowling colum. You had better get behind bitty Lawrence and Norma Sharp (4 in a row). Converted splits your secretaries and have them leave the information at the desk were by Sharon Williams 5-10, Lawrence 4-5, Susan Oates, 5-6-10, SO It can be compiled along with the rest. f _ , ~ _'_ A -& r D - &A~ - ~. . - 7;i; t , ~ Z... ipW~~ I-io it 0 4 ." -11 IRA ~4.1I .". 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'" ' ." ,, 5I) ' -c a / - % ' J , , ______ ,$..'Ii 4 4ftI ,'. , , 'V S' , ' , .... - .' 1r&l4 P/ ~ / ~ ,) t''______ E4 f'/ t-?JV'p&'I fdC - - " k I 1 / ) I __________ 'E ______ JUNIOR LEAGUE Harlry Smith, right, of the Sanford Recreation Department presents the Junior League champlolviihip CHAMPS HONORED House Thtir,idav night, (fit-rald Photo b~ Toni Vincvnt., trophy to William Yarborough, Governor of the Sanford Mnoe l.ndge Ince'rt'monies at SiizlIn' Stt'a¼ rw, , V MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Tennessee staged a late 58-point rally for a stunning upset of one of the nation's strongest bridge teams in semi-finals of the Grand National Bridge Tournament early today, ousting New York City's experienced quartet. Tennessee won 141.33 while Dallas fought off an intense drive by los Angeles to win 133-132. Dallas, with three of the continent's most highly-ranked players, and Tennessee, with newcomers to top-level play, clash in a 64-hand match today and tonight for' a chance to represent North America in 1976 world play at Monaco. Tennessee, playing fleece Rogers and Mike Cook of Memphis against Alan Sontag and Peter Welchsel, and Ron Smith and Bernie Yomtov of Nashville against Malt Granovetter and Jimmy Cayne, came back after trailing by 32 at the end of 48 hands. a ________________ ; at ifl Tennessee In Bridge Finals Athletes, Dieties Closely Identified Old Ties Bin d Sports, Religion (First of Three Partgj By IRA BIRKOW Th e Herald Sen'Icc's ' in pagan societies. Championship Season.'' "However the danger of Greek plays used to relate' 1' -. '.'h* /''r inte nse in terest in sports Is that religion because everyone knew : . ,., It can lead to idolatry. Instead what was going on ;ith 4 " NEW YORK-One recent ° serving as a release from religion. Today it's sports" -;, /',' -----W---*-Sunday morning Pete Rose day-to-day cares, it becomes I ( And yet, it is not just todd:. politely inrruptec1 his inone's entire reason for being. and not just America — that ,a terviewer in the Cincinnati And one ge cut ts off from th e emphasizes the sports-retigicri ,J I .,' '.' ItCdS locker room 'We'll have real world There is a intertwining. In ancient times ..,/ ' to stop for awhile," said Rose. de finite rela tionship between Greek athletes prayed for Zeus (: -. ' . • "Th e team is going to have a religion and Spor ts. Ea ch is a to be pr opitious with them. In .. .. .. meeting. But you can sit In if / type of self-conscious play- more modern days Yale • -. you'd like." acting. Each has the elements rooters at the turn of the cenIt seemed a rare opportunity :q-"4' of fantasy- and hope. And tury urged their footballers 1 for the reporter, to bear arcane fanaticism vwhith is the origin forward with chants of "Praise baseball stratagems and secret 4 of 'fan') becomes idolatry when God from whom all touchdowns • . : ' 'e -, insights. The players grew your particular symbols - like flow." -. •. ." -silent as a coach called for their the church or your borne team In Kenya today witchcraft is attention, then introduced a tall — become ultimate truths, employed to aid in soccer man in civilian clothes and Then you extirpate those who victories. The names of players Four-year-old Heather Watts, unafraid, takes worm from her mother Ann Watts to bait her hoick. gleaming baldish head with don't share them." are often withheld until game glistening glasses. And the man Sports had many of the time to prevent spells being conducted a prayer meeting, elements that make up religiol. cast in advance. Some players not a baseba ll meeting at There are Gods Isome of whom grease their bodies with pig fat, And it struck home how are "Immortals" and e nd up in a popular antidote to bla ck a , sports and religion seem to be sports heaven — a "Hall of magic. One ritual followed growing closer. The evangelist Fame"), and Dogma (on the before every game is a careful Hilly Graham uses a sports field is w he re we learn the i nspection of the stadium and =. st'tdiUjI) for his "crusade," "Game of Life"t, and Ritual dre.csing rooms for evidence of . Faith healer Oral Roberts from seventh-Inning stretch to sorcery. t - _'. . ___ - Z~ ~_- __ - ~_____ conducts a mass service on an crossing oneself at the free- (NEXT: The Sweaty Godsj off-night at the race track. We throw line', and Temples (the By FANNETE F.DWARDS just have to blame it on the times." have seen pro football teams at Astrodome, for example, is Herald Correspondent But the children enjoyed it anyway. pee-game and post-game locker referred to in Houston as "the eighth wonder of the world"), , They ba tted hooks, sometimes with the aid of room prayer sessions on owl GF DEI.TONA - The weather was fine for a parent or elusive national television. Greeks had The a prayer for it. and Sacrifice as religion has neiohbot in search of that fishing, but the fish were not biting. Athletes and coaches preach received governmental tax nibble 'bbl That was t he story of the ninth annual Deltona the gospel of "Winning with for Gil Hodges and the Dodgers vestiges of his tribal and pagan exemptions, so sports arenas ,! j r Children's Fishing Derby held last weekend at The youngest participant was Jennifer God" from lone ministries to in the World Series game this past." receive tax breaks and - - ''' p.... ,1 , ,,_ '. ____ _____ ,_ -, - . - -' - -, . ' -. " - .•' __ ' .' '' '' " ' ____ Simon Ready For Sea fair -. '- - ,. - SEATTLE tAP) - George Simon, whose sparkling red, white and blue unlimited hydroplane, the Miss U.S., burned here last year, has a fire extinguisher ready this time for Sunday's Seafalr regatta. There's a little red lever in the Miss U.S. cockpit and another on the boat's stern. When pulled, the lever releases freon gas, which is supposed to smother any flames. Simon's boat, new last year, did not have that luxury then. The boat caught fire in an early heat and burned to the water line while crews tried In vain to douse the flames. When driver Tom D'Eath pulls the pin and hits the button, Simon says, "They tell us it will put out just about any fire. We've got more than what they tell us is the required amount for the job." I' - -, ' - - ' - — , N0 n Fun East Germany Rallies To Win SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - East Germany scored three goals In the second half Friday night to defeat Mexico 3-2 before 14,365 in a soccer match. In the third game In three days for East Germany, the first goal was scored by Mexico In the 35th minute when Ricardo Chavindarin stoe the ball on a breakaway down the right sideline. At the half It was 1-0. Ten minutes into the second half, Ead Germany's Gerd Krbehe kicked the ball to Hans Doerner, who headed the ball to Rierthard Lauck for the score. Mexico tied It 2-2 with an 18 yard kick by Bernardino Garcia. Two minutes before the end, East Germany's Ilaxis Riectiger scooped up the ball 35 yards from the goal and lofted It for a score. Fi sh ' alore A G Skehan ackson, 10, of 655 S. Hartley Circle caught the only bass. It was 8 .Ind three-eights They just weren't biting -- - .,. Z"_ ' GROWING joining groups such as the afternoon. "and then let's go But this %car, as C'hairm,an Bill Williams, past president of the Deltona Sportsman's Club said, ,:' ' I ytsch 11 of 1014 Wilmington I)rie caught the biggest fish, a bluegill just under 8L inches Close to 70 young fishermen took part in the event that usually results in a Large ha ul of fish ' ' ' _; inches long and earned second place in the "in the nine years we've been holding this derby. The trophy was the third one he had won Golfer Dies Of Hemorrhage BUENA PARK, Calif. (AP) -Gary Sanders, a 25-yearold golfer who was scheduled to undergo an operation for cancer, has died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage. Sanders, an All-American for three years at the University of Southern California, died Friday at Beach Community Hospital, two days after suffering the stroke at his Buena Park home. He had just returned from the Canadian Open, where he played after learning iii late June that he had cancer of the lymph glands. He was scheduled for surgery on Monday at the UCLA Medical Center. A family spokesman said doctors were looking into whether the cancer condition was a cause of the hemorrhage. Sanders is survived by his widow Linda, who Is three months pregnant, and a daughter. Brandy, 3. _______ AL No. Z376 reported by Alice 1, I . ______ I in - ,~ or w 4-. ,,, WMV11 5 _1 ' , Donnie Anderson was the high for the night bowling a 585 series. rolled gaines of Mick Roney was second with 575. Roney had the highest game 231 0-197-220 or t. highest series of th e (lay (582), a nd the. and Anderson was second i th a 212 Fay Gr ee n spar ed the 4-710 Slaughter 184-181-172(531) 'Star of the week" is Yv onne Sanders with plus 105 o ver her Fmerson game (210). She carries a 12l amrage on the league I ynn had fi ve strikes In a row, opened the next frame and caine back with three more strikes. Other highs SWINGERS Id%DIE.,S LEAGUE reported by Bobbie Hood: were Mary Johnson 197-176, Nan) Rivers 188-482, and Barbara I1W only 200 of the day was rolled by Pat Moye (208). Betty Dempsy 206. Turkeys fell for Dernpsy, Rivers, Johnson, Emerson Ilurnrnel's 195 game was second. Iluminell had the high series and Hendricks (four in a row), with a 515 and Moyc wassecond with her 497. Stella limes holds the high average' 159. Split conversions were by the following: J&B Itooflng Mixed L&ague re po rted by Dot Lee Richard Jeannie Adams 5-6 10 Betty Shickleford 5-10, Shirley Swisher 4Williams and Johnny Jaco hold th e hi gh average at 182 each and 10, and Norma lknres 5 10 \1 had a strini' of fi .Ifl(1 I rma Rose Bekw ihigh at 162. High game for the night wenUo fio Throp had a turkey. Surefire Favored In Cup Trot — ________________ '.. i ) -TW.1 a . — -Shooting Stars reported by Dottie Hogan, Sec.: Another great series U this time it is Alice Hendrick who 4 ", M S . - fly MARY JOHNSON ' J1II1 . JIM~-ALI 1~ -_ __ ___ - - — - ________________________________ top bowler of the rught with a fantastic 637 series. His set included and Mary Johnson 4-7-9, and M. Peters and Johnson are tied at games of 213-177-247. Hal rolled 112 . pins over iuS average ' 153 for high g average ,e onthe league. Other highs for t en 543-187, flay Hatchett 54o.195, Ed JR-SR IXAGUEJAGES 13-21). Rickey Pa)me .Ind Peggy 1,ee 533-214, ar.d Tim Mayfield Clayton had high series for the day 507-179. Hattie Boyd had the high series for `6 wi th 551 and 493 respectively. the won en (521 High games were Mark Quick 197 and Peggy Clayton 193 High Harriet Jackson 517-176. Tex Powell 214 Polly Price and Ali s are Terry Waldrop 195 and Clayton 145. 1st place team Best are carrying a 167 high aerage and Burt Truax s 179 b high d%i;::idre( it with for the men, 2h9jrand7lcs LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - Buddy Baker and Cale Yarborough would like to prove something to themselves and Richard Petty in Sunday's 500-mile Grand National stock car race at Pocono International Raceway. Baker and Yarborough were hot pursuit of Petty here last year, when, with eight laps to go, a sudden rain shower brought an early end to the race. "Who knows, something might have gone wrong mechanically In Richard's car, and Cale and I would have had a dandy race to the finish," Baker said. "Plenty of races are won or lost on the very last lap." Yarborough, only $47,000 short of becoming NASCAR's fourth millionaire in winnings, could pick up about $16,000 with a win in the $102,000 race. __________ Sunday, Aug. 1, l7S-3B T;IITiI -- I I Early Toyota Mixed report ed by Dot Lee: Hal Rich was the -. Si 45 - 533 (193) won 2 was .-± --- - - r4__ ~ IN. Joe each Petty Today In Pocono 500 Series iT 0. in for the night. Bob shot games of 232-214-201 to compile his high series tot-, .I. Locke also captured "Bowler of the week" rolling 95 pins over his average of 194, Other 200 games were rolled by the IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanfurd, Fl. Rolls 647 Locke SPORTS Baseball League - Sunday, AL,g. 3. 197S d 111~w Major - ' : fellowship of (hristian home" Athletes and Athletes in Action Yet sports and athletes "And," Dr. Cox told me, preferred loans - and there is a striking similarity Organized Baseball is handed between people today throngi ng the reserve cla use) Sports religion appears a through the ages have been to our immense stadia and the Sports fans also share th serious business, as opposed to, closely identified with religion tribal people converging devotion of religious adherents, toward their totem The teams complete with the litany of say, the comparati vel y light and dieties moment when a Brooklyn priest Theologian Ilarvey Cox often incarnate the spirit of the cheerleaders. belie ves that contemporary whole city or college And that on a sweltering Sunday i-nor "Sports is something event this is the first time we've given away only live winning prizes," he said. "You can't blame in four years of fishing in the derby The derby' is an annual affair sponsored by ning asked his sweating the weather because the sun was shining, the the Sportsm,an's Club of Deltona for children tip man carries with him, like his could bea good thing. It instills everyone can underst.and, said congregation, to say a prayer appendix and his fingernails. civic unity, just as the totem did Jason Miller, author of"That - .-,...- ~. .1. : .. GOING gi A ALt IUl4bflIFS E .~_M.i -T,f 1__.,r ~', Mi.,~' ) =-,-.-X - '' -,- -~,a, 4 __ . ~i I., ;. -1 i-0 - A V;— Value plus : ' versatility in , great Gravely r- rir'iinn tr'r'4'nrc' ~F = 4'.. air is clear and there was no wind I guess we'll to 12 years of age All You Got To Do Is Ask ___ — R!M~ _.3M - F__ I - ~ M .r~_~_ __ _ - ~-,F-1,I'W -, : -_---- --I __ . . - -, --— -1 I tr_-_--_ 040 - ,I - - = - ' - _ t - - . . . ' - . ___ - % - . - i __ _. '" . ..---'' I ___________ _.f-_"o ~. '' - i ' I - n By MURRAY OLDERMAN The Herald Serv ices -- _h i lq . - 1 P a The tipoff The old sport base ball seems to be creaking trIo its second century health ier t han ever. In Late July, the National League, getting ready to celebrate its centennial, welcomed its hall billionth f an since it started keeping attendance records In 1901 Q. Would greatly appreciate your giving us the format of th e lmv of - ,' - - - -- - ' , 4*19 0 " - I "- " . _ . '- . " - " .. - nii,',.in.,-i I,.,- "11... 1),.,-. L1....I.... 'T'._.._ 'I I,... -- L..._ - _. e-,4 II I Z -t#.. .011'..F. !1 M . ~_ ._44wr i -_ -#' .0' V' W,r''-' - 'r ~T, 4t, - f. "'.. um cast. Nor will it be Randy' White of Dallas because he doesn't figure to play enough behind middie linebacker Lee Boy Jordan, nor any other first-round selection in the NFL thou gh se eral will win starting Jobs My surprise choice Is a man who wasn't even picked 1-2 by Oakland -Louts Carter, the runner from Maryland who'll give the highly rated Raiders w hat th e need most, a quality back who can go outside Q. A number of people hase Informed me Joe Louis Ihed on the %,t...,... ,I. 1.. .... t'..,f. (It.I - - --- ---. ....l.L IL, ' ..... • . . 12 , 6 . ~~Vw:li;^_ I 14~ __~ikc-_ --; - -,r _~ r •:. ...................I.: "'"r' Ifi..c III' -.1:F! 1.~'.i.i -- - ' -. • tfllne slits. C s.arct m1 it for cixtirticle lawn g,rJcn i ,.i c rcmos,il (Shosn u,ih it (t mtunl Th,se, r .. is i 1-1 'L'e t ,-, r , .. V' ,.'.--- .. * . .- :.;c51 . -,'-t." .Jj,-\ o l"ciI to ' .iip �46 — Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Aug. 3.1975 — Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE 71,, 8 OSWUj) and JAMF.S .t%(UH'i' South Counted his winners and saw that he had a potential - NORTH 2 76 V 743 EAST A WEST .., ;o 954 .%UTII ALLEY OOP H ' JUST UP 114' RD? STREET BOYS..itti\ — M1RY11.IAT! CAFE KQ J 5 &K J 3 North South ulntrThk Also if West abandoned spades, and led a heart South North Fisi Souih 24111 Pass I'a%s I'as3 Pass Kiss 3N T cst vtEtj'A'It'LL BE, VPA4 i4'15 K3OTHIA with women of all ages and walks of life. Some ;'• . ., ,' . '• A to iS DANCING New Mexico reader wiints know what the lenna coup •, The answer is that it is a form South Analyzed the lead It of squeeze in which declarer was obviously the top of a suit sets up a card in a defender's headed by the queen-jack lie hand as a prelude to squeezing Reviewed the bidding Vi t't had him It was supposedly first opened one of those pesky weak p la yed in a whist game in Vientwo-bids that are made on six. na around 1850. We will show card suit and a total of 7 to 10 or one in Mondays article II high-card points. The queen. jack of spades account ed for 3 (Do you have a question for points, add one ace and West the Jaco' ) ys7 Write "Ask the would hold 7 lie might (on. Jacohys'' care of this ceivably hold both aces. but newspaper The most inthat wasn't likely. With 11 high- teresting questions will t)e card points and 'a good six-card used in this column and suit he would have opened one writers copies of spade only. J4COBV MODERN) . . An .1 •.. • admit it's for their husbands. Most purely enjoy the glamor and mystique of learning a new Parents can be SO thoughtless! When I was little, they insisted I become an expert swimmer!' By ROQIr NNY I I BUSINESS 1 FU __ m5 ç — I -4t5 PiODEL BASCALL Tpj SAME S ThE x-t000. _'1[— 0 0 w 1 x-000 . PN~ __~ _W :t form of dance. - 7~ ____ F EICHT-TRACK _ HOWEVERZ -- Boll.,, r . IJ $. - ç I by Garry Trudeau - 7W WAC5 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DD v') - Ai that. Now It's enjoying a new sur 9e of popularity - 000NESBURy by Larry Lewis wAS A Ll3E4 ,C IN COLLEGE, J A R TS IiA1OR A N D JLETTEE C< '--,- AND COrB.L., c4AT Egypt" first introduced belly dancing to the say they're taking it for the excercise. Others HyOscaId& James Jacoby by Art Sonsom RFLLY I could duck one heart and be safe if hearts broke 5-2 A Opening lead I A "L ittl ___ could knock out either ace and make his contract. No guess would be needed, - THE BORN LOSER - - e back In 1893, but its origins go for beyond 'TAIN'T B&D... IF '7r A SrROP4Z, STtJMMkK! T ERE S AM7U4ER /% 114 f ' Dave Groue by Sunday, Aug. 3,197S —1 C - it?" he asked r "A fine. but unnecessary one." was the repl 762 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - of 10. All he had to do was to knock out the right ace first. So South grabbed the first trick, decided that he might as well try clubs first, led out his king of clubs and wound up making 10872 4Q1094 WOMEN as b ) r' L BE SJE CA.L OLJ WE NEED A t j SH A R P E N PENCL5, ' E4'S A ND <ICK LJ i ' 1 r rnlvTL2N! RAT/RIP?! 'I js C)'? 4flFW! ! SoEa4E... JnEiW. AN4Tf tI4RR/5 -AC'' ii/i.y /i4 1ITY! I.MT A5S& W FREED W AR5 LV P1171 MWk5/ 2% 4D! t 4 z c'w'r I 6 21 IT' LI P - j. NATI 1 0"11 :4$ .. A S • '4 - i-- , '- - 4- IP, TW A t BUGS BUNNY 5L1 - ' TUMBLEWEEDS Dc,rL -" o! rrs \\ 'r4 I'1\ bS5 sCisxX COP WHICH PUTS FACES F-ASTOF 'MIS ROCK 25 "PS cYvftg. TIRE LAZY G'... W-4ATA EAUTFuL NTIME-4r!/N\ uSLA by T. K. Ryan A1.1. MIT! WHO MOVEV THE A _J Flagship Bank "harem" following instructor(from left) Cared Lee, lindray Sa'.elle, .Joann Skinner, Becky Donaldson, and Alice &advalL 'Veda Serrem's flowing eoetwne enhances charm of dance. fr An A. J1 1k BLON DIE Chic Yoi PRISCILLA'S POP SO=T 0QjN< MAKE IT WITH) THAT SWIN&, I STUART' NAIL HIM EVEqy THREE INNINGS' I"I IP ok Old R*Itual Gainin New Po ulari byAlVermeer YOU'LL NEV E\ D TWQE E SAGS Jft. t SWIN& LIKE ANYOOY ELSE' -'----- -- 7WkO ELS E \ DIGS DIVOTS\ I *J,f ' T( WITH .4 \)5ASEALL AT S LY I# -, B' JAN MONAHAN Herald Stall Writer ) . 'J Most working girls hate Mondays. But five employes of the U. S. Flagship Bank of Seminole, Sanford, look forward to It because there's something special for them at the end L4 the (lay. Belly dancing class, No, it's not a new gimmick to keep ployees happy. They're co-workers — four bookkeepers and one teller who decided to take advantage of group rates at Veda Sereem's "Art of Belly Dancing" studio in ('asselberry. The) re among the growing numbec of women from age 8 to 68 and of all walks of life housewives, nurses, teachers, secretaries, accountants — who are currently being lured by the strains of the mysterious middle-eastern music and exotic dance form, The interest Is so great that Veda Sereem Mrs. Trudy Dartouzos in private life) took a cue from the number of calls she was receiving at her Winter Springs home (or lessons that she opened her studio In October at the Grea'cr Mall. In less than eight months, she outgrew one studio and took over another twice its size in the same mall. WE the mystery and (tniimmt) of a dance which hloordescents,' Rib slides" and "Belly ripples," that attracts most women, according to Veda, herself a mother of one son. First introduced to the U. S. in 1893 at the Chicago World's Fair by "Little Egypt", its real surge in popularity began about 1912 with - 44 At - WINTHROP by Bob Montana H E ARD / cMEWAF-R EF E LL, W cc,T- \ kS fl4ATA LL GERM5 LOOK UKE ABRAHAM LOOK ALIKE. THAT r'LL HAVE Y(J, BL3T 70 GROW A BEARD ,700 LiNCOLN. ...J. '5--•-•--1 -_ I 1 L - — ---- -. --. - -. - by Crooks & Lawrence THAT FI9H E C1AU3iiT AIJ2 CLEAE2 FOR DtJ4ER-- RUMJED! WELL. NOL..T,E WNQM ØHOLJLP 17 orr BuRNT TO CRIS P! " I - - CAPTAIN EASY - .4i. I - LOOK Ar ... YOU WERE LOOK MiTYAi4iOU6TOHAVE AT ME ME GAZE AT YOU AND ADMIRE 'OU .JLJ9T A MLJf,T HAVE BEE'J OUT OF MY I MtPD...THAr W5 BEFE I ( REALI ZE D WHAT 4 MALE \ CN,4uyIp,s/rpI6 CREEP 'iOu ARE: UK & MEEK by 'THIs YEAR. #WQS THe START OF PMF-RJCA CFAREA)kJIALJ CELLeRAnc ,' f.MEhR 1i42i bKA (; ( LJO ai.,*.b Acq= TK CLAw*R fli J I Howie Schneider I 1D CKE I'M "To do the basic steps you use all the muscles in your stomach, hips, legs, arms and torso,' says Veda. "A 20 to 30 minute workout takes stamina. If a woman attends her two hour long classes a week and then exercises at home like she's supposed to," she's bound to tone up and lose weight," she explains. This is the one common reason our banking women give for attending the class, Other justifications are: —"It gets me out of the house one night a week" Mrs. Carol Lee of Sanford. —"It's something, I've always wanted to do"—Mrs. Lindsay Savelle. —"It's a good experience learning something I didn't know anything about"— Mrs. Becky Donaldson. —"My husband and daughters really enjoy watching me practice"—Mi-s. Alice Sundvall. —1 feel better and it gives me inure energy for other days of the week," Miss Joann Skinner, -- - - MEAN e the publication of the book: "Belly Dancing. A Fun Way To A Trim Shape," says Veda. So, women who might have previously been a little embarrassed about showing interest in what was originally a form of fertility rite, could now learn to belly dance because it's "good exercise." n Seminole - - . :,, - - A. - ,, -c- -. - I ' 1.. .;2 -. :-,. , - - I - - - , - - -. '' ., .' ,, .. -' - - - *'. - .•. = - - . ,. .,i Called belly dancing, because the midriff and navel area are usually exposed and the center of movement, Veda explains that a routine can be from eight to 45 minutes long. Belly motions are too strenuous to do for more than !1 minute or so and therefore a great majority of the dance Is devoted to other steps and movements of the hands, arms, feet, legs and body. This also gives a routine variation to make it an interesting presentation, There are no tricks to learmng belly dancing and the local girls agree, "anyone can do it," but the hardest part Is learning the basic step, "It's just a matter of bending the legs and putting the weight where jtbelong,,'. says Veda, but her students say that making the movements smooth and graceful takes practice. - :7 There is argument about whether belly dancing originated in old Persia or Egypt and there are a variety of form, some relating heavily to sex, but Veda teaches Egyptian and Arabic forms which she says are "the most sophisticated dances with lots of class. I teach what I consider a very graceful dance." Most of the girls are taking the class for their own personal enjoyment Now In the sixth of a 10 weeks series of beginner classes they intend to Join the intermediate class which follows. Most say that if they improve they would consider preforming for an audience. 'this, according to Veda, is another bonus. "It druws out a shy person and gives her more poise and confidence," AIJT THE - 1 1,<' f A U_ "It'sa beautiful and graceful -. "My husband thought It r ( In n n AX 2I r---- dance. It's really more of an (taking the class) was an �IC-Evening Herad, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 3, ins Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Aug. 3, 175-3C I. , / .. '0I dear Lord three things I pray: To see thee more clearly, Love Thee more dearly, Follow Thee more nearly, Day byday '•' . I .P 04 Go s e11 V .4. A . Y. fr';; •l'I )* . 1 '\ , ' f I,t 4 . ' . 1 Joy-Filled Show For months now, whoops of joy, shrie ks of agony and strai ns of the sweetest music ha ve emanated from behind the closed doors of th e Fellowship Hall located behind Sanford's First Unit ed Methodist Church. Con ta in your curiosity for just another two plays Judas. Ot he r players include Martha McDo na ld, Buddy Echols, Allyson Dupree, Walt Morgan, Anthony Sutton, Martha Hardwick, Jolene Brubaker and Anna Lea Heard. The crew managed by Tom McDonald include Pat Smith, master electrician; Terry Lodge, follow spot; Sandra Orwig and Tom .. ... A '1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Lytle. Mrs. James Alford Mrs. Charles Lanier Park Ill 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wilcox e Players In Godspell Include (from left) Allyson Dupr Area Couples Vow To Honor And Cherish Lytle-Gibson Afford-Green Park-Davis Marriage Applications Volunteer Corp Cares About Youngsters Nancys Newsnotes Area E - " -. ".., -' , .,. " '" Walt 51organ, Martha McDonald, Buddy Echols, Foremanfleard, Martha - Dear Abby Doin' Things First 9% -- en Party Marks Birthday - bert's - Chuluota C hatter at The Fellowship hall is located on the corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fifth Street. For reservations, call the First United Methodist Church office during business hours, or the Heard residence at 101 E. 7th Street between 7-30:30 p.m. By AN PAUESON Women's Fdltor Of Her Kind "Isn't it great? We're getting and a married daughter, Gail there!" smiled Faye Roberts, Miller of Pensacola. recently appointed manager of Sterchi's Furniture Store on French Avenue in Sanford the first woman in Sterchi's 87year history to be promoted to this position In any of the corn'" 9 stores In the South. east. 15. Roberts has been employed by Sterchi's ever since the company opened its Sanford '> store in October, 1970. She has served as office manager since 1972, and this month becomes store manager. "The work's not all new to me; I've had to fill In when former store managers have been on vacation. But there'. still a lot to learn," said Mrs. Roberts. "I'm. enth usiastic about it. This is an old line FAYE ROBERTS company and I'm excited to see they can welcome change by promoti ng a woman to this position of responsibility." Mrs. Roberts, wife of L E. To all our friends: Roberts of Sanford, has two grown semis. Earl and Marty, r heart felt thanks for the food given and many other kindnesses ex. UNDERWORLD pressed at the recent loss i.,W.ItSt.Sa.f.d of our father. J. U. Lee. - Yanceys Return Tim Stevens, and another sister, Peggy Teten, also live in Sar.ford. Welcome home, Martha and Ned. This weekend, we have someone who, Instead of goin' places, is coming back to Sanford. Dorothy McReynolds called to say her sister and brother-inlaw, Martha and Ned Yancey, have returned to Sanford after 35 years. Martha will be remembered as the former Martha Stevens, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Stevens Sr. of this city. Ned is the son of Charlie Yancey of Jacksonville, formerly of Sanford, and the late Mrs. George S. YIU1CCy. Martha and Ned both grew up in Sanford and finished school here. Ned taught school at Seminole Junior High in 1938-39. The couple has been living In Decatur, Ga. and have two sons and a daughter who live in Atlanta, Ga. Martha has retired as a Dorothy Gray training supervisor and Ned is retired from the Justice Department. They belong to the First Baptist Church. Martha says she Is en'joylng remodeling and decorating the I r retirement home at 21(X) Cordova Di-. Her brother 'Dutch Treat Needed After reading about the plight of Suzanne Veireman - the Belgian woman who suffered an apparent heart attack while touring the Central Florida area and was rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital decided to visit her and see if I could communicate with her, Suzanne speaks no English, only Flemish, a language similar to Dutch. I speak Afrikaans, the South African language also derived from Dutch. So I thought I'd give It a try, Well, it turns out we can understand on e anoth er beautifully. Suzanne's most urgent request was for books in either her own language or Dutch. She is feeling much better, but will probably be confined to bed for another week or so. She saym she's going crazy with nothing to read. Anyone who can treat her to some reading material will be bringing her much joy. Her husband, Frans, is sta ying in Deltona and visits every afternoon, but he speaks English either. Their only means of communication with Americans is through Fred Meersschaut. Deltona Corporatlon' representative in Belgium, who was acting as tour guide for the small group of Belgian tourists, of which Suzanne was one. Suzanne and Frans ha ve three daughters ages 10, 12 and 14 back home in Brussels, Belgium. and while they are naturally anxious to get home, they cannot repeat often enough how kind everyone has been during their forced stay in the Sanford area. no Tiger's in Traction "'' - _ - -- . Thank you Vecitin Nids "Tiger in Traction," the lively Gifford Wingate musical beloved by adults and children alike, will be presented by the Altamonte Springs Children's Workshop on Friday, Aug. 8 at 8 p.m. and Saturday. Aug. 9 at 2 and 8p.m. at the Altamonte Civic Center. Make this a fun outing for the whole family. S1tpps. em wet. Casnis*l-s 9.11. Lee Fcatilq " I" I RINSES AWAY BLACKHEADS I- S I '1 DII Cwtom 1)rtiperiei / ,-,., 20YoOFF F 20%OFF L i. , / -- cr.,,,t I HELPS DRY UP ACNE-PIMPLES... - PAMELA PHILIPS •'•'. Doctor Develops Home Treatment that The Herbert Boxwells "Order of the Feather" in Sixth Street celebrated 11crFlorida. The order originated in birthday recently the Ohio for the purpose of furRed Lobster Inn in Daytona thering family fun by rough Beach. His wife, Ruth: his camping and the preservation daughter and son-in-law, of Indian Lore. Dorothy and Bob Lane of A weekend camp-out has Miami; niece and nephew, been planned each month until By KATHERINE JONES Gladys and Maynard Donn, of December. Then a week long Herald Correspondent Maryland; and niece and "Indian Village camp-out" ne phew, Ralph and Dorothy _ complete with teepees ond Warden, from Melbourne; and other Indian tfaditions will be sister, Carrie Moody from Melbourne, all joined Herbert Sara-Dean has spent the past held. The camp-outs are taking t place at Rices Ianch on for the celebration. A grand. two months tour ing the Eas Willingham Road. daughter, Brenda Miasek of visiting relatives whom she has Daytona Beach served them at not seen in years. The visits the 1mm where she is employed, included stops In Indiana, Joneses .E.fltPS'4L'? Michigan, Ohi o, Pennsylvania Marie Utter of Second Street and Florida before returning to I have had a busy and en. has had her son and daughter- Calif ornia joyable week entertaining my in-law, Laurence and Evelyn sister and brother-in-law, Chi-is along with her two great Sports Club Opens and Howard Hutchinson of grand children, Kelly and P,',n hr,lk,. Iinc ,' tVn of Musical director is Dickie Aiken. Pianists are Linda Pfeifauf and Dicki Aiken, and drummer is Sherwood Mobley. New Shop Manager _________________ DEAR ABBY: Do think _________________________ it's possible for a divorced couple to reswne a happy, close relationship without remarriage' This question has be haunting me for se veral months, but I hesitate to suggest it because I'm afraid BY .UIU;MI, VAN BUItEN P that my conservative exhusband would react negatively, and it's unfair ot a parent to lay we got rid of it and bought My "ex"and I are fairly a punishment on the child that another one that 'was also sophisticated people in our 60s. will necessitate his breaking his pensive. After a while, this one We were divorced two years word, squeaked, too, ago after a five-year marriage For example: The night of the We can't afford to buy that didn't work out. The senior-class play, the father of another one. Is there any way to second time around for both of one of the most Important put a stop to this? Please, us.) We went together for three members of the cast phoned to funny answers. years before we married and say that his son could not be in MRS. L.B.T. got along beautifully, but for the play as a punishment for DEAR some reason we couldn't live something he had done. A hasty MRS. I.: A together. bed Is usually the (and unfortunate) substitution "squeaking" I am still very much in love was made. Was this fair to the result of the bed frame or with him, and I think he's still in rest of the cast? headboard and not the mattress love with me. We both love to Another Incident: Our SChOOl or box springs. travel . arxl I cannot think of a has an outstanding girl? softA little oil In the bed-frame better traveling companion ball team. They had won three castor sockets usually corrects tha n my "ex." this. If not, most reliable consecutive games, but on I want very much to resume night of the fourth and most mattress manufacturers are $10 our relationship -but not as his crucial game, the star player sympathetic to this type of wife. What are your views on didn't show up. A frantic call complaint and will exchange the subject' was made to her home. Guess the offending sleep set, Beds are meant to be seen NAMEI.ESS what? Her mother was DEAR NAMELESS: There punishing her by refusing to let and not heard. are built-in factors in second her play In that game! DEAR ABBY: About marriages for people of your Abby, please tell parents that woman who was "fuming" ages that could cause con- there are ways to punish because her teenage da ughter ilderable conflict. (Family ties children that will not Involve had her ears pierced while on both sides, money matters, others. Deny them telephone or was away for the weekend, old friend,, old habits, your TV privileges, take the car knowing that she wouldn't have children and his children, etc.) away from them, get more approved: It would be a simple matter to work out of them around the I am the proud father of two find out how he feels about a house. But for heavens sake, cleancut-looking BOYS, ages 17 relationship sans marriage, don't force them to break a and 18. Each one wears round Ask him. You have nothing to commitment that will punish gold ring through his left lose, the innocent, pierced ear. DEAR ABBY: A letter in BALTIMORE MOM This doesn't bother me. I your column dealing with how DEAR MOM: Well said. view It as a sign of the times, to punish a child appropriately Parents, are you listening? and the possible revival of the prompts this letter. DEAR ABBY: My husband days when it was customary for 15 When a child makes a and I bought a very expensive, males to wear earrings. commitment, he gives his word, king-sized bed. It squeaked, so JOHN IN PONTIAC, MICH. McDonald, props; Dee Raulls, costume mistress; Roby Sawyers, house manager; Chuck Hardwick and Bill Young, set. Directed by Anna Lea Heard, Godspell stars Foreman Heard as Jesus and Chip Johnson as .Johri the Bapt ist. Johnson also She Wants'Ex I -But Unwed ____ ___ Goin Places, you - YIP, incidentally, was started rather than someone else's company recently. Golda in Orange County in 1971 by Col. child they were counseling. it is Burge, on the most popular Eugene I) . Minletta, USAF this "caring" which does so residents, had a visit from her much to help the child become a niece, Mrs. Jewell Williams of Ret.i - he started worthwhile member of society. Washington, D.C. Jewell because, quite simply, he stopped by the Village to say hi was a cheerleader, member of Towne-McCall "cared" about young people. If you would like to become a to her favorite aunt while en " Civinettes and Ecology Club. Since then, Yip has grown 81)d memb, of this dedicated corps route to Key West. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Porch She now attends Valencia a expanded into six counties, and of volunteers, contact Marolyn 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wilkinson Towne of Lakeland announce Community College where she . ''." -•'p : the ultimate goalinisevery to have Gordon at Youth Programs had the pleasure of seeing their the engagement of their is a cheerleader and also is youth counselors Inc., Sanford. She'll be glad to grandchildren when Mr. and daughter Allison Marie to employed as a Sea Maid at Sea county. hear from you. Mrs. Danny Shrewsbury from George Emmett McCall, son of World. Miniett.a was guest speaker at Her grandparents are Mr. Junction City, Kan, paid a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bunn the recent YIP meeting, which You will receive no monetary week-long visit last week. The McCall, 2317 Mellonville Ave., and Mrs. Leslie Walgren, and / was chaired by Marilyn ( Mr. and Mrs. Aithur J. reimbursement, but there are Shrewsbur1 family spent the Sanford. don, Coordinator of Volunteer rewards. . - ask any volunteer' week enjoying the sites Miss Towne, born in Tampa is Newman all of Wauneta, Neb. Services in Semino!e County. The prospective bridegroom Central Florida, and catching a graduate of Lakeland High Minletta said that studies have Bingo up on all the family activities School. She attended the was born in Wilmington, Del. ALLISON TOWNE indicated that volunteers have JACQUELINE NEWMAN that had occurred since they University of Oslo, Oslo, lie is 1973 graduate of Lyman been more successful dealing Norway and graduated in wi For those of you who enjoy last saw their grandparents. High School wherebaseball he was She attended Seminole Junior Sanford announce ith disturbed from Salem College, Winston active in Key Club, the bingo. Veterans o' Foreign grad ua t ed th wi engagement of have professionals their daughter and a 3-year letterman. He College and Salem, N.C. In a Wars Post and Auxiliary 8207, Vets Meet honors in June from Florida Mary Elizabeth to Alfred :.ajority of cases. She is a management trainee at te nds Valencia Community Longwood plans to have two Technological University In Foster Greene Jr., son of Mr. College and is employed as a elementary edu'tin, The VFW Post 5405 of Winter f or lntegon Corp. He also pointed oul the bingo parties weekly. .,.4 •IIJ. tiiile '" .1 F. Greene Sr. pitcher for the Boston Pc'i Siw. The çir(kcpPrtive hi-oor . Springs will hold It, ru!!r!y amount of tax dollars saved by . presently employed as a kin. 3001 Jcwett's lane, Sanford, .is im- on .... wui huid tngo scheduled meeting on Aug. 6 at born in Atlanta is a graduate of professional baseball team, .uU$4qVV3 Harbour The bride-elect, born in lie Is the grandson of Mrs. dergarten teacher in Wednesdays, starting at the Sheoah Club House located Seminole High School. lie measurable. Jacksonville, graduated f rom Robert E. Diller, Hollywood, County, Ala. 12:30 p.m. at the Post home on SR 434 at 8 p.m. received a BA degree in W'rn in Millington, Term, the Oviedo High &hool in 174, Si..' Minietta announced the located on SR 471. The Post and a JI) degree in 1%) frori Ha. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anthony Anna Lea heard and Chip Johnson. illerald Photo by Hill Vincent Wilcox-Michalowski In a double-ring ceremony Susan Carol Gibson became the In a candlelight, double-ring ceremony, Geri Rosele Green Robin Diane Davis and Charles Lanier Park III were married Catherine Ann Michalowski and William Edward Wilcox hide of Charles Kenneth Lytle at 5 p.m. July 12 in the First became the bride of James Kenneth Alford Saturday, June 21 in Saturday, July 26 at Riverside Baptist Church, Jacksonville. The ere married July 3 in a 1 p.m, candlelight, double-ring Presbyterian Church, Mait.land. The Rev. Ray Woody officiated, the First Christian Church. The Rev. Dr. Harold A. Harris ofRev. Dr. C. Earl Cooper officiated at the 8 o'clock evening ceremony at Pinecrest Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Giton, liciated. Mrs. Frances Hickson was organist. ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Virginia Ruth Micha1oskj, Maitland. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark K. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L C. Greene, 1815 The bride is the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lester Davis of 405 South Sunland Dr., Sanford. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. Lytle Jr., Maitland. Adams Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. B. B. Jacksonville. The bridegroom Is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Donald Wilcox, Carriage Cove Apartments, Sanford. Given In marriage by her grandfather, James F. Gibson, the Alford, 2525 Georgia Ave., Sanford. He is the grandson of Mrs. L. Jr. and the grandson of Dr. ani Mrs. Charles L. Park Sr. and Given in marriage by Charles Michalowski, her brother, the bride wore a formal length gown of ivory peau de sole trimmed Elizabeth Hicks. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, all of Sanford. bride wore a full length white gown with lace collar and cuffs. Her with re-embroidered alencon lace. The bodice featured a duchess Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal Given in marriage b) her father, the bride wore an empire elbow length veil was attached to a lace and pearled cap. She neckline deeply outlined with lace and seed pearl applique length gown handmade by her mother in an empire style w A. ith waistline gown with A-line silhouette of taffeta peau. Peau D'ange carried a bouquet of white carations and pink baby's breath. cascading to the empire waistline. The long fitted sleeves were line silhouette. The gown was of white silk lame with the bodice Shirley Warren, maid of honor wore a light pink gown with lace and pearls embroidered on the bodice and skirt accented the also hirrimed with lace and pearls with face ruffles at the wrist. A overlaid in imported lace. It featured long tapered lace sleeves. a white lace collar and cuffs and a pink summer hat. She carried a sheer high neckline and full bishop sleeves. Her silk illusion veil lace and pearl trimmed Priscilla bow topped the chapel-length 5cooped neckline with collar and attached chapel length train also bouquet of pink carnations and white daisies. attached to a Juliet cap. Watteau train. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a of imported lace. Her three-tier fingertip illusion veil was at. appliqued with matching lace John Wilcox served as best man for his brother. matching lace Camelot headpiece accented by pearls. tached to a Juliette cap accented by seed pearls. She carried a She carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses, carnations Following a reception at Carriage Cove Apartments, the Terri Gibson her sister's maid of honor. Gina and Cynthia and baby's breath with white streamers, bouquet of white carnations and blue baby's breath, couple left on a wedding trip to Georgia. Lytle, sisters of the bridegroom, Kathleen Walters and Cheryl Mrs. N. C. Allen, served as her sister's matron of honor. Her Madeline Dais, sister of the bride was maid of honor. Renea Mobley were bridesmaids, gown of similar design to the bride's was of robin's egg blue silk Park, Jackie Mapes, Linda Schoen and Cathy Weiner were The maid of honor's gown in sunshne yellow and the lame with bodice and sleeves of blue silk organza. It was corn. bridesmaids. The honor attendant and bridesmaids wore Idenbridesmaids of romance blue embossed pique were of similar plemented by a large soft brimmed blue hat. She carried a tical floor length halter dresses with sheer capes of a floral print design with shirred halter bodices and soft skirts ruffled at the bouquet of spring flowers, over a blue underskirt. They carried nosegays of blue and white hem. They were topped with matching shawl stoles. Harold Herust Sr. was best man. Robert Markas and carnations and baby's breath. Chnissy Owen was flower girl. Wakeman Gailey, the bridegroom's cousin were ushers. Clarence D. Lewis, 33, 1251 Ponald B. Johnson, 20, 438 W. was bestRoss man. Royushers. L. Davis Jr., Skip Dalton, Roy Gilbreath was best man. Jeff Dresch, Brad Webb, Chip A reception followed the ceremony in the church Fellowship RickBrent SmithDavid and Lamont were Logan St., LW, Tiita H. Moore, Crystal Dr., Lorna L Keeling, Harkins, and Buddy Thayer were ushers. Hall. The bride's cake was made by her uncle, R.R. Goodwin. Strickland was flower girl and Richarde Crowe was 2, 5573 N. Semoran Blvd., Apt. 18, 11t2, Box5003 S. Sanf. Ave., Following a reception at the Maitland Civic Center, the The couple took a wedding trip around the state and are now ringCathy bearer. 901 WP. couple left on a wedding trip to the Florida coast. Wm. If. Bowers, 57, 932 W residing at Lake Maitland Terrace Apartments, Maitland. Dennis H. Bumbalough, They will live In Winter Park, The bride is employed by Walt Following a reception at the Friday Musicale Auditorium, the lIt 3 Box 524 A. Deneice The bride Is employed by Southern Bell Telephone Co. and the Colonial Dr., On., Doris L. A. Disney World and the bridegroom is employed by a practice-I bridegroom is a teacher at Park Lake Elementary School in couple left on a wedding trip to the Bahamas. They will live in Cardenas 18, Rt. 3, Box 524A. Mechllng, 51, P.O.Box 104. driving range. Maitland. Jacksonville. Philip M. Boyd, 42, 205 David A. Lucas, 18, Apt. 101 Mariners Village, Annegrete 272 S. Wymore Rd., Alt. Spgs., Batchelor, 46, 4718 Moreland Priscilla A. Walraven, 18, 1403 St., Orl. Forest Dr. David P. Lanier Jr., 30, 2.538 Stephen U. Collins, 22, 539 S. Pal., Darla A. Mengel, 24, 551 _______________________________________________ Central Apt. 5, Oviedo, Debra Osceola St., Apt. Spgs. Volunteerism is caring. involvement in the Jaycees and assessments. L. Cole, 20,50 Jupiter WY CU. Good Neighbor Wayne E. Hodge, 410 N. ThaCs the conclusion I drew credited that organization with The 25 members and wives Richard H. Cope, 39, 410 after attending a recent helping to "get him away from were treated to a social hour GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE BI Tr On., Carol A. Nichols, Brittany Cr. CR., Florence J. meeting of Youth Programs the TV." and to become more after the meeting. Enjo)lng the WEEK.. . Maureen Pellerin of Box 335, Goldenrod. Everett G. Sampson, 24, 118 Oliver, 34,412 Brittany Cir., CU. Inc. (YPI) held at the First . involved with people, which meeting, along with the other Moss Road. Maureen is a quiet Federal Savings and Loan of -eventually led him Into politics, guests were Mayor Troy person who Is always willing to Sheppard 'Fr. LW, Loretta D. Roger oger II. Daniels, 24, 315 Seminole Building in Sanford. He stated that pettiness should Piland, Councilman Irwin help when asked. At the recent Barrett, 19, P.O.Box 714 CII. Melody tn., CII., Eileen H be taken out of politics and Hunter and Councilwoman All-Day Bazaar, Maureen was Jack C. Miller, 42. 6426 Stock- Kroll, 21, 209 Eleen Dr., Alt. Discussion at the meeting By NANCY Bth)TH - . politicians should deal more Irene Van Eepoel. awarded a certificate of ap- bridge Ave., Orl., Mary L. Spgs. surrounded the volunteer's role llt'rald Correspondent with the issues rather than predation for her efforts on Wilkinson, 29, same. up until this point, and the Wm. M. Sobanko, 31, 410 . personalities. The final meeting of the behalf of the Winter Springs Karl S. Redmond, 22, 2902 W. changes that will occur as a Personal Dynamics Course No. Junior Police. She is one of 22, Flora J. Crawford, 22, Rt. 2 Edwin St., WS, Karen S. Stahn, result of recent upgrading of 37.410, same. A question and answer period 1 was held by the Winter those many people who go Box 3. laws concerning Juveniles and constantly asked how this or followed Vihien's talk. Most of Springs Jaycees on July 24 at silently about doing good deedi, Visitors Merilon J. Bledsoe, 82, 1100 Larry W. Jack, 18, 2425 S. the consolidation of state and that would affect "my child," the talk surrounded the county 7:30 p.m. at the Sheoah Club with never a thought of reward. Bram Towers, Kitty Dunhel, 71, Myrtle Ave., Susan E. Ryan, 17, county agencies under one as If they were talking ahwt Residents of Hacienda jail fire and the new property House. She Is Indeed a good neighbor. same. 821 Cherokee Circle. umbrella, their own flesh and blooa, Village have had out of state ,..,., On Aug. 13, the doors will swing open to the public for the opening night performance of Godspell, to be presented by Sanford's Fellowhip Players nightly at 8 o'clock though Aug17. Godspell is a joy-filled, fun-filled musical based on the gospel according to St. Matthew with great appeal to young and old alike. The five-night run of the show will be the climax of months of rehearsals for the talented group of local young actors who inake up the Fellowship Players. 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After studying my loss, I tried to home building, small groups of beams as large as 9-by 15- foot, compared to $30 a square name from an 18th century It. No action. So I thought it was cheaper for me to let It go back, northern New England crafts- inches, are sturdier than con- loot for conventional homes. term describing a crafts sh1ch I did. Now the tax auditor tells me I owe a huger who constructed houses,has man a men are turning to America's vèntionally framed dwellings, interest. How can that be? I lost all my equity when they Elliott gets his designs from nucleus of five carpenters, with colonial past for old construcwhich get their structural scale drawings of classic 18th foreclosed. Howls It possible to owe a tax onaloss? up to 15 other workers, inG.W. tion techniques and new in- strength from plywood sheath. century homes, prepared as a chiding masons, plasterers a rd spiratton. Dear Mr. G.W., ing nailed to 2 by 4-building WPA project during the 1930s cabinetmakers, who do interior These groups have been atstuds, Easy, man, easy! and available from the Library finishing. Elliott said the group tracting customers by building Apparently you had depredated the building down enough "Drive a truck through a con- of Congress. that your mortgage was larger than your remaining "adjusted homes the way they were built ventional house and it will col"We try to reproduce a house builds four or live homes a year. cost basis." And the HIS hol ds the position that when you were more t ha n 200 years ago, using la pse," he said. "Drive it in as close detail as possible methods known as timber relieved of any further obligation on the loan yournaclea "profit." Th e group has resurrected through a timber-framed house t he traditional house" while . - - framing or post-and-beam con. You had enjoyed a tax deduction each year you owned the ,. i.ii;.ifI AI - / - -._,, - __ . - -----_, 4 Up" is a real estate exchange where an owner acquires a more valuable property by financing the difference between his equity in the old the cost to him of the new property. "Exchanging Up".in a series of moves is called pyramiding and can create considerable wealth from a small investment. From this investment, based on funds available, and presuming the Investment prospers, the equity in the will through mortgage reduction, o upgrading the property, appreciation and inflation. a of time (usually ito 6 ycani, depending on various factors) the By JOHN CUNNIFF Union and the Ford adininis- about 10 per cent, a robust economic lecovery deThe Herald Services tration's oil pricing policy con. While there is some ecorl3mic velops? NEW YOItK (AP) Judging stituted economic threats, justification for higher grain of the First Na. by the reaction, shocking F. Burns, the Federal prices, mainly because of the tional City Bank are specula. jump in the consumer in- Reserve Board chairman, told increased demand, Some 1(ng on the possibility of retali- equity nmy increase to a point where It will support a larger real flation rate to ey property and starting F ea By Mon Wa tc ers h Initial original property red - increase After peri d - •'.9s_.. ' 'I . ----.. -' - • — 1 Unique at "The Oaks," a new condominium community within Errol Estate in Apopka, are eight luxurious Villa Patio home.. Each of these three-bedroom, one-level homes feature a private facing the patio complete with it own sparkling swimming Estate Country Club's championship IStenth fairway of hole golf course. Consisting of 48 two and three bedroom The Oaks has a spacious clubhouse with game room.. and saunas, a swimming pool and tennis court. pool, Errol units, Arthur per cent in the Joint Economic Conunittee economists are puzzled over the ations against the governIS estate Investment. If the property were to be sold outright, the June isn't treated as a that he too Is worried that sales persistence of high prices for ment's big vendors by a mere fluke. Fears are mount- of U.S. grain to the Soviets will manufactured investor would face a tax liability that would substantially in the frustrated Ford administration. ing. his gain. force up food prices. absence of demand. Their speculation stop Continued price increases However, if the property Is As if to underscore thcse all or part of the tax Why, they ask, should prices with that. Jawboning against may be the details of the ex- could cause other ceo- fears, General Mills and Inter- remain high when the nation's increases is likely to bechange, and whether or not the investor exchanges up assuming a nomic disruptions, the most national Multifuods said manufacturing capacity is come more commonplace, the larger mortgage than be leaves in the former property and-or by serious of them being to under- Wednesday they were increas- being utilized at a rate of less First City economists feel. And adding cash or boot to the Repeating this "ex- mine chances of a recovery. Al- ing flour prices to super- than 70 per cent and the likeli- antitrust action is a distinct effect, most certainly they would pro. markets by i.6 cents a or of continued slack even if possibility, they say. political Send your Even members of the Ford Real Estate Investments, administration concede that its The Evening Herald, policies might add to the in300 North French Avenue, flatlon problem, which was con. Sanford, Florida 37771 sidered all but licked Just a few being likely goods lower deferred, depending on serious transaction. pound, duce )" — .Q_ - -_ . I _______ a' Furnished or Unfurnished Hwy. 17.92 Sanford 323-1470 price changing up" creates the pyramiding 4 1.2 Bdnn. doesn 't exchanged, liability % J I - . ________ hood consequences. 1,: - -_ ____ HE RI SHOniT WORV yc t' it as 3 bedooms. a bath. kitcM,, 4 nie raom & living teem o t%e lewer l•vl 17w vpp.m I•v,l Is uefu.isiwd. As ysm - l iFi ell Dear Mr. Bragan., I have 450 pounds of my son's books to California. flow would you suggest that Idothis? .w to him in -a.o. Dear R. 0. I suggest parcel pust. If you box the books weighing no more than 40 pounds, you can ship them for $8 per hundred pounds plus 10 cents for $10 Insurance per carton. Books are sufficiently sturdy that they should incur no damage in transit. A household goods carrier will charge you $44.50 per hundred pounds and will base his charges on the minimum chargeable weight of 500 pounds. General freight hauler's charges will fall between these two and are normally less convenient to deal with than either. Dear Mr. Bcagan, I have approxImately 1,518 pounds of furniture and miscellaneous Items In my efficiency apartment which I need to ship to Texas. I contacted a local carrier, representatIve to arrange for the move but was Informed that they were not incrested In handling small shipments at this time of year. This doesn't seem fair. What can I do? —D. M.S. Dear D.M.S. Call that carrier back wid remind him of his obligation under the ICC rules and regulations to transport anything, within his commodity description between any points within his scope of authority, regardless of weight, size or time of year and limited only by equipment and personnel availability. U you still get no results, contact the ICC.One of the main reasons for having a regulated transportation system is to prevent this kind of discrimination. MMMIK um m b rL It ' BUILD ON YOUR LOT OR OURS Geneva. Paola. Deltona. DePsry - Sanford 11 * eep 5141. Seeferd Ax, Ss',Isrd, Fl Hill . all 10 appoiiitm,.t II your (o,eni.ete Hem. 323 11,5 71 l / -1 ,1 ,1 ,1 ,li i l l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ CHIc. 333 e.Ie 1x2 means 1 column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or ef. - The word hasn't gotten out yet, but next weekend ws'r, having a special open house celebration to Introduce Granada Townhomes at Sanora. They're really something to i.e. Spacious.. . huge rooms.. . private courtyards.., enclosed patio... 2'!, baths... garden balconies. . . laundry rooms . . . two-car garages with electric doors. . . and more. fective? You're reading this one! write ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for you NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone. 305 773 ARE you TROUBLED' Call Toll Free, 641 ?Ofl for "We Care"— "Hotline" Adults or Teens FACEDWITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Call 473 4557 Write PO Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32171 _____________________ w' - — .- 0 t' -- 1 T9 S / i - y Rent ? _OF__ INTHE CIRCUIT COURT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CU IT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO PR 75 204 C Compare what you're presently paying for rent with how little it will cost you to own a brand new home from Wilco Construction Company. THE WILLOW— THE - -- J1RCH- if ii W VETERAN SALES PRICE MODEL - ----.,- ' - r' Remember next weekend is thi big open house. . . and we'll have a very special surprise lot everyone who comes out. But if you want to slip out here before the crowd, we'll surprise you too. - r)rP9 1 BR. 1 BATH - 2 BR. . 1BATH THE CYPRESS-2BR. 2 BATH THE MAGNOLIA— 3BR - 2 BATH THE 2BR-1'- BATH MAPLE THE 3 BR 2 BATH SEQUOIA— -._.. 1 . .--.---f-3 ,t.. i7 atSanora - ft 5'wt. So,Wi pd, $iM(. floldi Wit '16900 '20,900 i0 ' ,9óO '26,900 $ 24,500 '28,200 ' - VA DOWNPAYMENT [state of, PAY ANI.IONV MCALL. VA MONTHLY PAYMENT '0 . 0 _ ______ ' ___________________ 1 0 10 — '124.01 '153.36J '160.70 __ - '0 '197.39 1179.78 '206.93 - 113-, - OFFICE HOURS 9 lo 5, MONDAY to FRIDAY PHONE 305) 323-6040 PROPERTY SALES OFFICE HOURS: 1 t 8 MONDAY to SUNDAY PHONE (305) 322-8721 = '—.--- "- =r. - -'"'-''- v"- -=u" '=,='r'=- '-'.-.--.--= - "r='' "'---= - -• - n--' ' - r= ---- -' '=- =' -- =.'"= '. - ' --- MODELS OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND FOR APPT. DURING WEEKDAYS — PHONE SALES AGENT. SALES BY KISH 323.7110 321-0041 REAL ESTATE -' =-,-=-="-"--'.'-- - residence anti post office address of the claimant arid must be sworn to t'y the claimant. Is agent or at tnn -y. or It.,. same shall be vod Dated ft' 23rd d,y of July, lIly SANFORD , :11h St j N I O MLI1 1 1 1 1 1 1t ( ' '-' ---'-=-' ' - ~ - -- To"ace Or 1 ' Li ' . - V == 'Vu Edward R Kirkland, A', Attorney for Aclministr.str,* of t.ild Estate i U mmA Lue Pinkartil 170 S Cog,t 51, *BASEDOPI 30 YR MORTGAGE, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST AT $ PCT. =- r' Pirr,.t, cit "uP if i'ii r, gijired to tile any u cl,iims and rti'rnannjs Which you, Or ,'ther of you, may Ps.ive against Said t"St,jtt' in the ctf ice of the Cle rk pf to,' Circuit Court of the Eighteenth c'uplicate and state the place of — — Vr r"t'st 'Shag Carpeting Throughout ecerarnic Tile Baths ICentral Heat and Air A Inside Utility Room e Outside Storage 'Fully Equipped Kitchen 'Professional Landscaping • Privately Fenced Rear Yard Marble Vanities in Baths OoratIve Wallpaper in Kitchen and Bath I SAID ESTATE' Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse. At Sanford. Florida, within four calendar months from the time of the tir5t publication of thiS notice Each claim or demand he in writing and filed in EACH HOME FEATURES CALLBART REAL ESTATE PEAL ESTATE BROKER.. . BROKER CO-OP INVITED (),'i.C,I',i't NOTICE OF CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS &GAINST - '" I Suite 2*1 flrtAmdCj, Florida 3750' .P' lily 77 .ug 3 1975 -• - -.= ___- r=___ secur ity 372 5*39 WEI(IVA RIVER • Adult moble home village und'r large shady oaks on 'rim srric Wekiva Modern clecin 'nterors, from 1110 5 MI W of Sanford 322 4470 1 BR, single occupancy preferred. air, water, near shopping. references $15 mo Dreamwolci Mobile Park, 3777577 2 Bedroom, air conditioned. automatic wather.1I30 mo plus utilities 319 5129 BAMBOO COVE APTS. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath; 1100 per mnor'n In Carriage Cove; swimming .'. Call 373053$ before 3 30 p rn on?7 furnIshed or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 Beautifully furnished, iarqe 2 , ____— ----------- bedroom, adults prefe'.ed 115i2 DeBary. Alts Lovely large I beo ronel air, local for retired persons you piCk. Black eyes and Purple hull New patches continue Corning in On Oregon Ave . 1 mile North of 46, and lust west of II 4 - per '-ci rall 337 4.170 36--Resort Property _________________________ 31p1mes rfl MI W Sanfori. (Closed Sundays) .- Furnished - best on the beach Large 1 & 7 beuroom, large %*im pool 11125 vr per week, $750 up per mo PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK OCEAN PALMS APIS 2545 Park Drive 570 up r.,'.ri hOUrS Earn extra ioco'ie a'. an AVON Representa live Call 644 3079 — PART TIME 3 Eves— Sat. 150 Weekly to start, Can ieaa to full time car eer Write Box 575. c 0 The Evening Herald. P 0 Box 1651, Sanford. Fla.. - One and two bedroom apartmentt warehouse Reasonable 271 5371 or 337 6670 Efflcincyipt, furnish ed Warehouse space for rent, ?Opo ft Sanford 373 9030 or 323 90)1 3727637 Large I bedroom, clean. air con 41—Houses dit.Oi'ttd. 1125 mo, plus depoSit. Adults No Pets 5319365. NICE 7 bedroom. 1 L.i't'i II? c':. Large 7 BR apt, upstairs, watc furnished Adults Only OLD 2 story. I BR. I No pets. Call 3728008 Pleasant 1st floor apt Just remodeled Newly furnished BD&S. Inc fly' Betty 1) Watzman, Prp',id,nt Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Ftcuridi'. July 14th. 1975 Pulslih JIy 70, 77. Aug 3. 10. 1975 DEP 107 REGISTRATION OF FICTITIOUS NAMES We the undersigned brvj duty svorn,do hereby declare under oath that the names of all persons in Irrested in the business or profession carried on under the name o f REPUBLIC PERSONNEL SERVICE SYSTEM at 359 Whooping loop, Altamonte Springs. Florida 37701 and the extent of the interest of each, 5 as follow NAME FREYERMUTH EN Extent (Jf In T[RPRISES, INC teest 100 per cent Ownership Wesley J Freyermuth Chairman of the board of Directors of FREVERMUTH EN TERPRISES. INC - July 70 77. Aug 3. 10. 1915 b,I?b $i' s:r- Kish Real Estate Reasonable 71$ W. Itt St. REALTOR 7201 S French AC .321 cctl ., w,., IV, •por iiC'fl. V1 talrs, mature adults, some utilities turn 51$ Park Ave — _______ 3 Room Furn Apartmen t 110 Mo Only One bedroom, 1 bath to be pick co'ors. 120.700 Pfctru Would You? Monthly R en tals Available 1135 1150— Color TV QQ UALITY INN NORTH I 4& SR 4. L - uy a brand new 3 bedroom, 2 0-ath CII home on paved road anti baSe, approximately 'i mi from a ond AVALOPI APAR TMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W. 2nd $ t -' terchange Suppose I let you D i ck all the colors and watch it being built, Only 127,550. Nothing down VA. Only 11,100 down FHA Can start immediately, and you wli be in by Thanksgiving - 31A—f)iplexes - — JOHNNY WALKER Duplex, I b'c3room turn .ic! ,xd'jlts Call ' nq down Can start immetia'ely 377 5'97 2 1iO after 3 33 REAL EST..TF' 'C GENERAL CO?TA: TOR DELTONA— New Duplex. Furn or unfurru Drapes Water, Luwr 322.6437 Care 373 1575 or 646346 plus 150 depoSit Forrest Greene Inc After 5, 337 7111 AKE CATHERINE) OR split plan, pool, fence, central neat 5. ar, dishwasher, extras 365 3551 - NEAT ? bedroom, I ri'?,r tAri'l room, 117500 Tern's FINE 3 bedroom, 1', ," air. 126.900 Terms REALTORS - Casselberry. FlOriti That the party interested in said business enterprise is as foltovs . WehaveLots& Acre.,q' 36S wil KARA LYN SHOPS under which I am engaged in bus iness at 1175 Semc'ran Blvd in the City of 31—Business Property 1500 Sq it ideal garage. shop, Adults only. 323 0110 Geneva, 7 bedroom. unf unfurnished. 1 bath, den 5, screened ened porch $150 5741 or *94 0693 Florida Status,., will register With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in anti for Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt of proof 04 the publication of this notice, the tiCtsti05 name, to 21 Real Estate the Classified Adt every fey. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE U iUM U MAY CONCERN flUi1l' is nerrt given TOM TflC undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" 565 09, c New Smyrna Beach 90.i 3room turn apt Bedroom is air conditioned $100 mo Ill E irn St 322 1215 or 322 5756 LAKE NARY— 7 BR Duplex; 1)30 Publish 161h Ave& Mitt St ___________________________ One & Tw Bedroomnfurni%hedapts Air cond.. car peting, reasonable No pets. 377 1510 M ake your Budget go further, shop Legal Notice - Ocean front apartments. one of tht. or 2 Bedroom Adults only 18—Help Wanted 155 Airpor t Blvd 377 8601 ' 1973 I? wide, I OR. air coed, fur rushed, $175 monthly, Advil 9—G.00d Things to Eat Economy Toyota " 7 BR, Air COfldtIi $150 Call 37) 0322 - — 37771 'i; Furnip*ti 30-Apartments Unfurnis hed -. Work ,ar ''- Prt'tr Mate. 5) 377 9117 , A BABY'S WORLD 'are for infants to a'je 2 only aol E 25th St 377 r' ''' 1 Minimum investment of S).9 4 iS secured by inventory For ad ditional information. CALL. OR WRITE TO NATIONAL SYSTEMS MKT CO. 17 Regal Row, Suite 110 Dallas, Texas, 75735 Phone 2)4 6)0 6031 .— Arthur H flcck',i, ith, Jr Clerk of Di Circuit Cciur? V 5ICIi4IV rxrrrl L, - pu, y ,..rr Publish Aug 3. 10. 17, 21. 1975 oro It 34—MbiIe Homes _________________________ DIDDLE DAY CARE, 323 5O and file the original with the clerk of thiS court either before service on plain tiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be ent ered against you for tht relief demanded irI the r.omplint or petition WITNESS my hand and tne seal of thiS Court on July 31s9. 1975 (SFAL) Attorney for Plaintiff PutrIish Aug 3 1975 CLIFF J 0QD,'N REALTOR our fantastic NEW product 15 need.'i n over rn0000000 people with n sizeable amount right in y our area. Complete Child care servces N ew Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE • 1175 mo Alto I BR-- $165 mci tlI .7" Work a distributorS route Around your present working hours Excellent potential for MALE or FEMALE interested in increasing your present income Rentals &---Child Care Lillian I Jenkins Deputy Clerk Wir'4erweedte, Hains Ward & Wr.OdmAn. PA P0 BOn sso ROBINSON PA fly S Richard H Adams, Jr 101 East Robinson Street P0 Box 3065 Orlando, Io, ia 37107 Country Trailer— Near Semnote College. private wooded lot. 7 ftP irs like penni es from heaven when you Self 'Don't Needs" *ith want ati Can Help Arthur H Bec k with, Jr - 1' Each Granada Townhoms qualities for the 5% income tax credit. Financing Is available with 5% down and 29-year mortgages at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (A.P.L.) with 20% down. No closing cost.. Pleas, keep this under your hat because . .. when people find out that a Granada Townhom. can be had for less than many conventional houses that don't of fpr the same unique features, or the ease and luxury of townhome living., well we can't be held rtan,............_ siUle if they're all sold out f r1iTôo to $38,500. )CS - Far tamies or friends of problem drie'. For further information call 423 4557 or Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0- ______-Box 553. Sanford, Fla 3777) . 322 )557 -- - Opportunities Ol'.TP I Ill) TOP '4lP PPOULEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON Cl edk of the Ci,'cuit Court GRAY ADAMS. HARRIS iiada - 24— Business - - t.LCOHOL Seal) Arthur H Bcckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court RV Martha I Vilslen Deputy Clerk / =--- 44— Persona l s - 1 OR cottage. Wekiva Sprnq area Ideal for retired Couple Ref reQuired, 1125 mo 150 security ___________ - Title Clerk ? =-'-.--- - 3222090 rj' I i/IL P ------=-'.. 7 Bedroom, very clea n Nice shady yard Call 372 70*1 or 377 3750 Public R ec ords of Seminole County. Florida FROM MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONAL HOMES THAN ANY OTHER HOMES IN THE WORLD IiI?W - shady lot Mid))) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. STUDIO 1, 2,31 WANTED YESTERDAY Cac you CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BEDROOM SUITES wafifel Do you live in the Oviedo COUNTY. FLORIDA, area' If so, c on tact me Im 2 BEDROOM i'irer Park Florida 37759 CIVIL ACTION NO. 742I59CA09A Attcrnys for Plaintiff mediately, it not sooner I need a TOWNHOUSES CO U NT P Y WI 0 E F UN DI N 1, Pil 11th At,o 3. ins correspondent who can cover city CORPORATION a New Ynr rn ; lo _____________________ council meet ingS and keep up w ith corporation. the local ne,vs If you can answer Plaintiff, $J affirmatively to the Questions lid THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 35 Above, give me a call Bill Cijrrie, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JOE S ANDERSON. JP ,,r '•'' The Evening Herald, 322 26,1, CASE NO 7 5 -I.CA- 0 9.D F ANDERSON, his wit,'. Elf 55 ___________________________ CIRCUIT CIVIL 505 W. 25th St. Defendants FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS SANFORD NOTICE OFSAI.E AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a CAREER Nnti(C N o tice 5 hereby given trial pour United States corporation. OPPORTUNITY Final Judgment Of to a Plaintiff Manager Trainee- World's largest Foreclosure entered on the 31st day _, jewelers, Profit of JOY, 1975. by the above entitled ku rf.Df'. Sharing. 1Ay,.Jr. Aluli Vacations, many employer Court in the above Styled cause, the COOL ING. INC . et Al undersIgned Clerk of the above benefits, desire aggressive alert Drtcniants good personality, hard worker entitled ntitled Court or any 01 his duly NOTICE OF ACTION willing to relocate if necessary , utIiOrift'd deputies will sell the If') MIL FORD HEAflNG AND Call Mr. floatner, 372 Situated Property 'n Seminole COOL. 1110. INC 21 (jran,?e Street. or in person 1100 State St . Sanford County, Florida , described as Milford, MaSsachusetts 01757 Plaza follO YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an lot 5, (In-s, the Northeasterly ) action toforec?o'se a mortgage on the REAL [STATE— opening f or one lout 'hereof) Block A. EASTBROOK following property in Seminole licensed associate, busy, need SUBDIVISION UNIT NO 11. AC County. Flor ida he lp Larry Saxon. REALTOR. Cording to the plat thereof at Lot 17. Block B. Swe-etwater Oaks, 373 9410 recorded in Plat Bonk 14, Page 93. of Section Four, according to the Plat the Public Records of Seminole thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17, 'Ac have listings. We have buyerS County, Florida We need another real r,tate pages 59 and 60 of the Public I public sale to the highes t and best Records of Seminole County. license e to help us make sales. bidder for cash at 1 1 00 A M in the Florida Forrest Greene, inc. forenoon on the 15th day of Augutt, 323 8153 322 5970. eves has been filed a')ainst you and you 1975. at the West front door of the are reQuired to serve a copy of your Seminole County Courthouse. written defenses. it any, to it on S.antord. Florida HARRISON r,PEENE. MANN. DONE AND ORDERED at San Exper". e '.i' n. autoOIi,e m ow P. STAllION ptA nIff' a, ford, ceminole County. State Cl torneys. whose ador ess '5 P0. Box titles and contracts necessary, Florida, cirida. this 31st day of July, Sa'aryopr'n Many fringe benefits 3512. $t Petersburg, Florida 337)1 Call Mr 3 hornton for appt on or bef or e September 5th. nmw concerns. Attorney for Administrator CIA Suite 705, 410 E Highway 436 Cassatberry, Florida 32707 Publish July 71. Aug 3. 1975 DEP 116 Apartments FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL MODELS OPEN SOON . S'anford' I bedroom, $125 mo. Large VALLEY FARMS. SECTION TEN. according to the ulat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. page 51. Mission O'Neal. Lu xuryPatio bedrsems. Ilibrary, don, baftweem wlatvq you Wilt. however yex w ith. w$wfwxlr With w ' ___ h . prices aren 't eneva i,-'— t.m,tvrpws.y,vslmpIycempI.s,tpI.wpp,rl.y,ly1,,1 r 33—Houses Furnished Lots?) ArId 74 Block B. SPRING Ulys%eS 'labor AS Administrator CIA Gardens short wt'k'i rnrn grain pur - utility rm 1175 377 7764 , question to: Albert Rees, director of the Council on Wage-Price Stability fears that Soviet chases and a decontrol of oil could be contributants to inflation. But these, be said, the only Testifying before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, he said that prices of unished indstrlal products haven't declined, as they had been expected to, "and they are beginning to rise very early In the recovery.". George Meany, AFL-CIO president, fears that a continuation of rising prices could actually plunge the economy Into a deeper recession in the near future. Meeting in Chicago this week, the executive council of the labor federation said a tight mon-ey policy by the Federal Reserve, grain sales to the Soviet 3 AR. large Eta rm, carpeted, kitchen eQuipped, clean. carport. "The goods 9.6 CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W Itt St .37756.11.3227757 . . " Economists that BALL REALTY I' - - Up. D.E., Exchanging $210, first & last fictitious . A POOL FOR EVERYONE Dear Mr. , . and you'll have a hole in the ineeting state and local building the traditional ridge pole party, Continued Price Increases [x Ira nice 3tedroom I' bath br.'i home with two ar conditioners Notice - , Mr. D.E. FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. S.I3tP.CA.13B a Dear Mr. Saxon, or "Exchanging 32—Houses Unfurnished IIITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND to yOU by "Pyramiding" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ran sactions ' -. building because you deducted the depreciation. That reduced the struction. wall, but the house will remain codes and adding bathrooms, which takes place at a home "All of us have worked with standing." amount of taxes you owed Uncle Sam. • laundry rooms and other site after the final tim be r is set Since you were a llowed to take it off even though you ha dn't conventional methods and maamenities, he said. into place. A small pine bough, Housesiniths models its terials, which Is why we're put that much money into the building, they feel you should add t sometimes known as a tree of doing this," said Stewart Elliott homes after Cape Cods, sal. The group's carpentry tools liberty, is nailed to back on to your income when you no longer owe the loan, the peak of carpenter (boxes and garrisons. The are a mixture of old and new. the house, and the owner joins of York, a 32-year-old Your mis ta ke was in not visi ting your tax consultant bef ore you permitted the building to go back to the loan company. lie who organiied Housesmiths group claims its buildings will Power saws are used akngside the builder for a celebration. last 200 or 300 years. antique adzes, mallets and three years ago. would have pointed out the taxImplications at that time, "You get a barrel of beer and Thus far, the group has built chisels, often collkted from old He said similar groups have And knowing that, you might have decided it would be better been formed in Marshfield, Vt., houses ranged in price from barns. The older hand tools are some music," said Elliott. to exchange the building on a ta free basis for something else. hoot and you holler . Tuiibcrs' Th en and Alstead and Barrington, $25,000 to $85, 00 0, depending on used to IaSlUOII join ts Not only would you have an opportunity to reduce the lax factor, size and finishing. House-smiths are linked with wooden pegs, and you have a dance." N.H. but you would have saved your equity. All in all, it would have paid you to consult experts In both fields. Sorry. What Is meant S- unday, Aug. 3, 1975—SC Sanford, Fl. 1 Engelmaun & W. Dennis liorsewood & W. QC[) Raymond L. Harrison It) A. to Irving Monclova & w. Annellese to Harvey J. Byriel & Mabel T. Joseph I). Mahaffey & Ida L. Lot 7 81k 18 Eastbrook Irma J. Lot 12 111k F' Spgs Lk W. Delores, Lot 20 81k F W. Elizabeth C., Lot 13 Bl A Sutxi. unit 5, $100. Plaintiff, Hills Sect 2, 878,000, Paradise Point, $65,000, Sebastian heights Unit 1, to Larry F. Sara C. Hobart Roy Simmons to Jms. A. David S. Kemp & W. H. to 844,0000 Rose, Lot 34 Sleepy Hollow F rP1nr-rH P COOLEY. Heinrich & Barbara C. Lot 11 Jm.s. hireck Boynton Jr., & Wrenco Homes Inc., to Alfred Add , *58,900. NOTICE OF SUIT 81k G WS, $56,000. truth P Noelle Z. Ilelneman, Lot 21 It. Gallant & wf Karen I.., lot _______________________________ Jack W. Reynolds I w. Jo Ann English Woods, $52,300. 178 ti tr. tr.-.'t 176 Wrenwood Heights, Unit 2, the Huskey Co., Lot 2 131k 1) Mansfield, Pennsylvania New Vista Const., Co., to $32,700. ;Iiil Legal Notice Sweetwater are hert, Oaks Sect 6, Richard A. Newman & W. Edward B . McClaran & wf. that Complaint mr $13,900. FICTITIOUS NAME Parttion Charlotte L. Lot 22 Green Janice It. to 111111 Realty Asso. Accoun?,nq on it,,. is hereby given that I am following described property. Aaron Zieger to Aaron Zeiger Village, $56,900. 1., NW cor NE' NW' 4 Sect. 5- ec'rjed in business at 350 Wyrnore 'UC, lying and t..i- ng n & w. Marilyn IA. 11 111k G Spgs The Huskey Co to Jack W. 21-30, $195,000. Rd Apt, 101. Altamonte Springs County. FJo'icla, to wit Lk Hills Sect 3, 1100. 32701. Seminole County. Florida Th West one hail of Lots 251 and Reynolds & W. Joann. Lot 4 131k BenF'. Ward Jr., & wf QCfl Marjorie A. M under name the Stead & H I) Sweetwater Oaks Sect. 6, Virginia of 350 2S2 and all of Lots 753, 254. 255 and . to Ben Ward Agency PRODUCTIONS, and that I intend to 756. TOWN OF lONGw000 It F. to Ronald If. Ray In trust $13,900. Inc., Lt 5 131k 13 Woodland register said name with the Clerk of FLORIDA, according to plat therecil for Ginger Ray& Rodney Ray & the Circuit Court, Seminole County. recorded in Plat Book 1, Pages 1' Emory B. I)urrance & W. heights, $3'Ooo. Ronald flay NW cor SW - i Sect linda C. to Gilbert I'. Smith & Florida In accordance with the through 71, of the public rords The Greater Const., Corp. to of the Fictitious Name S4'rninoI County, 20-21-29, $100. w I ,.i t)IL 1t ._ -i4ii u L)i, U OWCCLt'aricia M. Mooney, Statutes, To Wit Section 565 09 has been filed aga.nst you in tn,' Lot 37 Traditional Const., Co. to above stvl.ci suit, and you are water Oaks Sect. 5, $68,900. Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Florida Statutes 1957 William C. Ley Sr., & W. Holly ea to Sor v. a cogy of y ou r S Thomas K Krause ruirei QCD Sheryl A. Metcalfe to Sect I, $42,200. Publish - Aug 3. 10. Il, . 1975 answer or pleading to the Complaint M. Lot 11 Crystal Lk Pk sect, Roy 8. Metcalfe Jr., Lot 9 81k on Plai ntiff's attorney, JOSEPH M (lCD Edsard Marshall DEQ7 $22,000. %l Carriage Hill Unit 3, $100. M(;PASKO P 0 BOX 716. FERN Dysart & wf Ruth Windsor to Traditional Const., Co. to PAPv, FLOR$DA 371)0, and tile the Ward f l icks, Inc. to Timothy FICTITIOUS NAME Doris M. Quinn Lot 12 Crystal Jins. Lawyer w, Susan A. Lot Walter I. IA'v, S SE cor W' i hereby given that I am cificiimil .inswer or pleing in thC tic gova. lot 1 Sect 25'19-29, $100. engage-J in busineSS at P 0 Box office of the Clerk of the Circuit Lk Pk 2nd Sect,, $21 9500. 235 Woodcrst Unit 5, 130,300. QCI) Gertrude Fox, to Walter 7107 Lake Mary.32716 (102 Court on or before the 5th day Of Robt. S. Posener Helen H. to Goodings of Fla. to City of I.. Lee N 420' E 420' W' Govn Sunset Drive. Sanford) Strnt>.,-, 1975 If you fail to do so, David M. A. Metzler & w. l.ynd Alt. Spgs. SE cor SE SW County. Florida a tin-fault will he taken against you Seminole ' ' Lot 2 Sect 25-19.29, $100 . r,'et i2,'rn,nhf'(1 fl the IAt 9 131k It highland Hills, Sect :1-21.29 fictitious name of nder the etc. $100. Q('I) Sherra EIiz. Fox Jones cn CI....... LEGE UOUPID. and that I 'n $31,otxj. John Earl llunner & w. Janis WITNE %5 my h#nd and official lend to register said name with the Donald Wynocker & w. N. to I.evje Fla, I n v., Lot 20 131k to Walter L. Lee, N 420' E 420' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole seal of Office- if Seminole County, W Gay I/it 2 Sect 26.1929, County, Florida in accordance With Florida, lhi 74th day of July. 1915 Caroline to Albert Buehler & w. 9 N On Sec. add., $25,600. $100. the provisions of the Fictitious (SeMI Dorothy SE cor N sF: SW Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Wrenco Domes Inc., to Win Byron A. Fox & wf Margaret Name Statutes, To W't' S('(tion 'i Sect. 29.20-30 Or Orl ltd., Clerk of the Circuit Court lIo)tj White & w. Theodora Lot 0. to Walter L. Lee, N 420' F. 5.5509 Florida Statutes 1957 fly I illln ienki% 1109000. S JulIus C fllackw'Ider II 173 Wrenwtxl heights, Unit 2, 420'W 1 Gov Lot 2 Sect 19-29, Puhlith' Deputy Clerk July 77. Aug 3. 10, 17. 1975 QCI)i C. If. Watts Jr., & w. $32,533. P,hi;h July 71, Aug 3, to, Il. 1975 DEP 115 $100. - . Willa DFP 141 . [).to Mary AfwWatts Lot Wrenco homes, Inc., to QCI) Walter L. Lee & wf 18 131k F Oakland Shores 1.1 Joanne N. PLuglisi Lot 170 Nellie G. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, to Walter L. Lee, Beg IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH add., $100. JUDICIAL CIR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. Wrenwood Heights Unit 2, 586.1' N 174' W Sc Cor W IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Thom.asEdwardflars'ell&w $30,700. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY , FLORIDA Lot I Sect 25-19-29,1100. SEMINOLE COUNTY Sharon It to Robt S. Burns & w. CIVIL ACTION NO. IS- 631 - CA - 09 , E Wrenco Homes Inc., to Jms Wannie Clark to Walter L. PROBATE DIVISION o:P NE IT ftAP4Y. OF WINTER Patricia L. Lot 7 131k. rep " Seth Dawson III, Lot 278 less PROBATE NO. 75226CP Lee, Beg. Sec or Govn I/it 1 25N A a national hankinrj North Orl tnsite 4th add. Village wly Wrenwood heights Unit 2, In R: Estate of rr-rporation 10-20, $100. 1 a ISAAC TABOR YE TAIlOR N Orl., $19,000. Plaintiff, 129,500. QCI) Howard P. Lee & wf 0'(t'is"J NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lorida F'.. to Walter L Lee, E CONSTRUCTION All r'cItars Of the "slate of Isaac ENTERPRISE co','p's,iv 0' N 0' W' Govn Lot 2 Sect Tabor at. I?4C,c't a k a, Ike labor, deceased, r)"f,'rdiru,S -2l9-29, $100. are hereby 00111led anti required to CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Murray L. Fredericks, Robt. We MW claimS or demandS which NOTICE IS HEREBY ("I VEIl that House That Grows " they ma, have against said estate rI Blank, Max M. Ha gen & Gus the off ic of Clerk of Circuit Court of purSuant to a Final Judgment of Miller to Russell Raehn Davis & Seminole County. F lorida, in the Foreclosure entered in tti,i above What Is entitled cause in the Circuit Court of S wf Carolyn , NE Cor sect 0-32, courthouse at Sanford. Florida. the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in within four calendar mon ths from $10,000. and for Seminole County. Florida. I the date of the first publicaton of Irving Weber to Russell this notice Each claim or demand will sell at Public auction to the bidder for cash a, the West Ilaehn Davis & wf Carolyn, must be in writing and m-itt state highCst tIe tace of residence and Mt office front door of the Courthouse n the Geneva NE Cor Sect 6 Tnship City of Sanford, Seminole County. address of the clalmart and must be 20-32, $100. Sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent. Florida at the hour of)) 00 AM August 17th 1975, that certain parcel Investment Corp of St. Johns or his attorney, or it will become of real property described as void according to law to Russell Raehn Davis & follows Dated July 73rd. 1975 ~ .I 111 ..-- . a nd Evening He! Legal Notice Gary W. Hamleit & w. Pattay $ SAXON T I Sunday, Aug. 3, 197S-4C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Investments I 323 63S3 SANFORD LAKE MARY area.? OR d.4.bex with in the ground pool, completely encloSed, Appliances 11.000 DOWN, 2 bec1rou;r', I b,i'P, Winter Park $71475 ,r I OLDER 3 Bedroor- convenient, 173,500 Term', air conditioner, drapes. area rug 1110 per month including pool rvlce All You ou s SwimSee Harold Hall Realty this on,, Rick P.1oran, III 6770 5 i4,' I,' 12 REALTOR 373 5774 32 —Houses Unfurnished — 0IeLAND 2115 E New Yr .'.,e Comfortable Country Living 2 Bedrooms, Central neat and air cedar lined closets. 35 fruit trees Owner transferred Will make ,i Rent with Option. 3 Bedroom, open for Inspection Sat & Sun., 1 5 7*21 Hartwell, *31 5710 — For rent or sale' 7 yrs. old. 3 OR, 2 bath, family rm. 7 car garage. Central air, heat hllhen equip Call eves 628 34. QuIet 7 bedroom Cottage, air, like new paneled large porch. SI3,c mo Itt & last Older couple Only 377 0717 good deal OPEN HOUSE SUN DAY Any eve by appt II'S 60S' tye'ye Found It -3 bedroom modt' ru home, large family room, wall to L)!l, wall carpet. di'apeS eQuipped kitchen, double iTa'ç 'It only 119 000 e,ielIeflt terms BR, I WITT REALTY Winter SprIngs' Lovely 2 bath, living, dining. Florida room. wall. wall carpeting, fenced $31 3.157 7 Bedroom, living, dining. kithin. garage Sanford Ave. $14.5 mo Sept.ittoccupancy $3.1 Illin Nice 2 bedroom block home, fur fished or unfurnished 323 2920 _______ 201 S. Sunland- 3 BR. carpeted. redecorateo, fenced lease $175 13463-40 3 Bedroom Coy, to shopping. 104 E. 26th St $135 per mo ISO security . Call 3721557 II? Holly Ave 7 bedrooms, 1 bath. utility rcietm, carport, big yard, iJi A1j in-t 11.'aI Estiteftroker 371 0610 377 7140 373 7595 373 5715 - * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * ('St'S (I ,% r'., at ,irea No ci P.itn'ent. montiIy Payments ls' than rent. Government subs id.trci I') Quat.li{d buyers Call ii s, 1 you avalifyl •.. M LiNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Hror 503W. 1r S, 3736ior)7)051.' . �--.------------ "-lvvnIfl9t1.rald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 3. lflS 41-Houses 41-Houses 41-Houses Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC W. Garnet t White _.1 __.__jr; - -- . . :,•. I -- •... - T1 .i.,.__ 4'a..:_' . , :. .. .r. . .: 1411025 1JIçr : -:p-.;\ Ti ii - 1L - t •r'j,-. _____________________________ Beautiful ranch type home. 364 acres, stable Osteen area. 6477 BR - fenced yard. carport. private 1617: 373 6116 Street, 316.900 Terms 327 6670 1 ..: .__'f 8 - 2 Bedroom. 1901 Summerlin Ave 31.900 33731,7 • - -:: :- F -. ,' DRIVE BY. THEN CALL 77 Brlarclitf, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, doublegarage.ownertrsntferred Must Sell 'S.r. arj it --.-- 'l 1517 S ElliOtt, 3 bedroom block. out ci town owner, muit sell QUICk '-, t" 1172 Park, 2 bedroom Spanish. vacant. 314,500 rj r 4 - Ste n strom 'EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS TO SOLO As we have a gold mine of listings. These owners wan? OUT• Look at the home. not the price, then submltyovroffer • ;-::' Elm, 3 bedroom. 2 bath, like new. a, carpet. %V.$0O. U06 122 WeSt 19th St 3 bedrOom, fireplace, dining room, out of town owner wantS ofler. -.- - --- -a .---. 't4L. SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom. brick home. 1' baths. 2 air ron ditICt*r. corner tot Prje only 132,300 wIth terms frok'q t ,% (c"-nmerc at LAKE MARY- New emtra well butt 2 bedroom. 1 bath. carpetesi Srf ord 372 7151 retirement home Price, $72500 Sarifice-- Le3ving slate Only Terms 372 S00 2 r old housi, living rm. dining I. 3 bedrooms. 1' bath. LAKE MARY- Just completed and ItChCn, utility room, closed built right. 3 bedrooms. 1'- bath garage, wall wall carpet. beauti masoavy home carpeted NceIy fijI drapes Central air heat Only Waded Lot Price. 124.500 Terms 1157 mo pays all $62 0194 ime BALL REALTY Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR. 1 bath. CHOICE LISTINGS large eat in kikhen. plus formal IN ALL PRICE RANGES New carpet dining room $17 W 1st St .377 5611: 372 7737 t:rep'ace. large corner lot Recently reduced 321.500. Call 1.31 LAKE MARY: 3 BR. 2 baths. family __________________________ room with FP, formal dining. rec room, po&. centra heatair; 3 Bedroom, 1'- Baths carpeted 373 1517 Enclosed Carport Asking $19,500 _______ c... ': fI' ' 8( Owir. IdyIl*ilde III Section. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. family room on large lot. low down payment 372 0415 after 630 pm. 511 Laurel, nice 7 bedroom. zoned tar business Must . Realty 323.9410 Larry Saxon. Realtor Zoned multiple, oftic, iflStl?UttOflhI, 2 s?ory. I BR, $1&,30 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3737750 akefront home, 277' on beautiful lake. acres. large trees, citrus, garden. 3 bedroom Ponse. I bath, fireplace, attached garage Retirees paradise. DeLard 904734 73.3* Lake Mary t.?rac4e pansPi style 3 bedrOom. 7 bath home on quiet Street. 333 900 GREEN. GREEN GRASS OF HOME - PreStigious neighborfiood, near Lake Monroe. Tropical landscaping plus many fruit tr Cotta see ,0 ap Prec ate Priced below cornparable-s at only 339.500 DOPEY DAN rc'nteo a home and put up more in rent depci?s than it would take to buy thiS almost new 3 bedroom home Corner lot. fenced back yard. Patio t2,OG 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS 2563 Park Dr ______________________ TAFFER REALTY ReQ Rct Estate Broker 1 tOO E 75th St 372 6653 Beautiful I bedroom, 2 bath pool tome 70x27' living & dining nn. 10'*70' kitchen with diShwaShef, family room with fireplace, master bedroom 1S'i23'. IS'x)$' encicsed pool, on large shaded lot $.31,00. 3736171 2 BR house in Deltona. completely furnished including lawn mower. edger. triols Across from Plaza. *32.000 66$ 1747 IDYLLwILOE SANFORD I Dare You To inspect this luvurioos I bedroom, 7 bath eie-cutive tome and not be eici?ed! Enforcing this feeling is the second living room. papered kitchen end baths, paneled family room with brick fireplace, and shag carpeflng tpirougtiout Call Lucy Stairie. Assoc. now for ad ditional features Good Income Area One, Inc. REALTORS-eli $111 Comfortable? bedrOom hOmC with 2 apartmentS 329,000 t,•4_. , , SANFORD 3 Bedroom. 1' - bath Shaded complete wilt new carpet, drapes lP"Kp, 4ard. 3 bedrooms. I bath. and appliances. Fenced backyard. 331,005 $73,950 with evcellent terms. Plymouth Rock Realty. Inc. 4 Bedrooms REALTOR F rn.seq home. 1tt bath. covered (901) 3U 1092cr 313SM3 patio, large rear yard, 321.000 SANFORD SANORA 2 Acres I Bedroom. 1 bItt. or good gar.,n Low Down Desperate 'w'd 377000 Empty, move right n, i bedroo'ns family room, separate living 1. dining rooms. 30*10' screened porch, huge irelde utility room. 2 car garage. 2'- years old. DUtU UNIJtK IJKI(ilrIAL Rig Real Estate Broker COST. Swim in community pool. 372-1)01, Low. low down. Price 333.930. 76.10 Hitwatha Aye at u Payton Realty h: ____ ___ S-all 1 BR home en Farmsngton pttjntlng Reserve area; reasonable termS Call 373 1*41. after S West Orlando- adjoining homes. central heat & ar, carpet. kitchen equipped, one with pool, much more Combined price. 370.000. Will sell separate $34 34$? Jim Hunt Realty 7321 Park ()r 372 7111 REAtTOP AFTER fIRS 79fll 377061$ 3223991 By owner, House& 710,5 on French Ave-. zoned commercial 32'? 010.1 SYSTEMS FOUR lnc.,REALTORS7I Hrs. 644--GM mruhII !1Phh1 $13,950 Why pay re-nt Move ri now 7 t*drri.'r P'Ome Wit ,i rp' trade CailBart Real Estate REALTOR 337 7*9* Trade,%14,950 e-Qijity of) BR. 2 bath. lakefront for other real estate 322 6345 2 BR, giant family room. convenient location. 117.900 3 BR, li baths. Country Club, price reduced to 3)7.900 Terms. 3 BR. 2 bath, over an acre. *35,000 I BR. 2 bath. Park Ave. 3.31.100 13 Acres, country corner, close tn town, 152.500 Lakefront Lot. Osteen. 3.4500 Lots- 2 to cto, from. 37.300 Cacti Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULflrLE LISTING REALTOR 3374991 19)9 S. French 372 7371. 372 1194. 372 1914 3221939.372-116.4 MUST SELL - flew 3 BR 2 BATH HOME. alt eitras. gooc briton MAKE CJFFER 3727217 WINTER SPRINGS- lOw 30's. low assumption on thiS 3 BR. 7 bath home, tastily decorated' throughout: fully Sodded yard with trees Immed ccc 373.1*21 Ejtra nice 24'*bO', '73 Suncrest. 3 BP. 2 bath, central air. Call $3.1 7197 ef'e-, I p m - ' '_.7,-t I ...'.-i: , " .t d Jq v ,' •' 4 . • L a11 ' 47t' 'r ,,ia' ' .' 4. T'%.I .1 ,_ tc .'- O 1 . 50-Miscellaneous for Sale C 190 Rembrert. 12'z50', 7 BR. air conditioned. unfurn.shed with tiedcwrn. *2.100 319 3127 1961 Skyline, 12*56; 7 bedroom. 1 bai... air, sar'i,nq. awning. 12*20 Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30pct commission Free pick ups. Auction Saturdays 7 p rn Sanford. 3232770 - 11 Glastron runabout. rebuilt tilt trailer. 10 hp with SO hrs Very clean Call 311 3.111 I Piece or House-full CASH 323 437* IS' Clasper, 50 HP Mercury and till 'railer Mint COnditiOn. 3900 373 Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 $176. Winter Park STAN'S HWY *a FLEA MARNET Saturday & Sunday 3229719 New porte potty. $60; Scuba diving equipment. dou*le links, corn piete with .1 valve, spear gun. $3) 09*0. II' Fiberglass with 20 HP motor. Only in water 10 times. 5130 PH, 323 11.31 7977 t31 Sh,ipe Naughahyde button Bar, $200; Bar Stools, Glass rack. Bar Supplies 322 *31 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL TRADE 311 3ISE FirSt St 377 Son MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 'Ivy 1792 Open S.tt & Sun 9 5 *35 2920 Appliances, couch, boat & trailer, 3 s1'eed bile- CatI 37) 517) Assume Payments Sriger Zig Zag. in cabinet, 3 flee-cIte, front load deluxe sewing machine Sold new for 3349.00, Pay balance of 0$ cr 10 payments of 30 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First Downtown 377 9111 Eve.1.69 11-16 PP,ilco Refrigerator Freezer Frigidaire large electrIc stove. 1. 7756222 between 6 a m & 7 p rn Beautiful wCtnut, dining table. 6 chairs, practically how. 1150 372 5951 Single bed. complete, $75; Chest of Drawers. $25; Night staid 1)0. SmaI Credenza, *7 30; 9'itI3' Shag carpet, 8)0. Port$ble B W TV $23; Maple coffee table, $10. Antiques & old pieces: Secretary. China. Sofa table. Lamp table, Morris table. Gate leg table; anc More KULP DECORATORS. 409 W. 1st St , 377 7333 DInng room suite. French Prey. fruitwood lini5h, Oval table. 6 chairs with cane inserts and chIna cab. 1450 3379776 Fr, i.rl ftrfliL'r' .rch.i'.res to -.'. 1 it lC,:i L,irr, '. Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Il 97 57-Sports Equipment - . n Repars, reloadS, and reloading components HAPS lii 9693 USed Furnitre & AntiquM ST.N 'S 372 9719 59-.4jsical Merchandise ___________________ - HammondL iCEOrgan Hardly used Mnt Cidtion 1693. 372 6670 - - 72-Auction Supplies 60-OffICe -. - ________ PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday Aug 1 Xl P St Modern Furniture Used office furniture Wood or steel desks iCie-Cutive desk - & chairs, secretarial desks 6 chairs, straight chairs, tiling rabirscis. as is Cash and Carry. ______________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden -' M NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES WOodruff'S Garaen Center Nil Ave. Santord r.Iefy MOWERS Gen,jne Parts Expert Repair Pick up & Delivery Used Machines Big Discounts Financing A Free- Demonstrator a ai r1'./ . - 1 -. . . .. - ' r t' --"' ' - .::i't)' -. ": ,. '- '; -' •t.-: .. ' -'a -. 42-. . .• 1k •: :- -- . - __ a. . -. ____ _______________ ___________________________ ______ ____________ -- -. -- sir-vice, used machines _______________ - ,-_ -,__• _ .L _ a ' It's tile pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Ne-edt" with a waif ad. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo C,34or TV's fro.n 330 86W, from 3)5. Service all make's HERBS' TV 1200 S French. 373 1734 TELEVISION SETS *25 UP MILLERS 26l9OrtandoDr Ph 3220232 op's. Clothing I misc Also t'tate lOdE First (Spon by I#14i £'414- om, 7 bath doubI ei irpeVrig. drap.t. Swim 59. tmwils, $11300. Ible Also Povseboit. I -4 3110295 or 6615)45 Superb Mobile Hoi - - ' ,z'- - - , Ii' , \\lI ' I ' _____ "W'.".\\\\.\\" "- - - - ___ / , - .''7Jj, I,') L ' -, - - - ___________ C :J4 -• -, '' - - -' - _______ - - . - - .- •• -- - --- - --- - . - --- - , C.' - 0 o 0 ,H'. , Ib' ..... . - .- 'a ________ : 4 - a o - _ 14 --- - - • •' ,s .L*'_jj- - -- ... r - - 1: - I . . .,- . ' =.'. -- ___ - -=. - •., . -C ' ______ 'TIT tT st u1 0) a, CHICO & THE MAil Want a car. $10 down and oni,' 340 per mo' See , ,: "Y . -, 'N CHICO & THE MAN - :-"-'e- Want t sell your car, we pay off the balance7 See CHICO ITt-fE MAN We par tOut Want to trade balance & give you a car - -"1-T Cr', .#'i.r -i ' '.,-,-- r:'-.t'a.- -t '-' •. ,. . - . --- I':-, - •' -''-b - -. E .-- 0 - -- - a, - a See CHICO & THE MAN - Now 79- -1 railers Nnt to trade anything of waiur for a - --' - I ______ 1- See CHICO & THE MAN 323 $370 Oa,s 134 1403 P4ght CANCO INDUSTRIAL EOIP. INC. a't00y Lane. Casseiberry 63-M3chinery-Tools '- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ', ' hi EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Dce 'o 'ss l lease. corr4ete- dry equipment and cleaning rnhrhin*'rv 40 nnajnd ci Cnntatt ______ ______ ii' 1iIc ______ 7 Read ?od,'S dassled ads for good buys For free estimateS, call Carl Harris. t SEARS in Sanford. 372- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet for 1 i, - COLOR SNAPSNOy ' m ' _' ' DOUBLEPHOTO eo3730661 STOPANDTHIPIKAMINUTEII Ch,huafivas white male 3',mos ____________________ Puppies 3Welmaraners old 322*133 Iweeks a ;. d . - -•, icI - - q i ' i "'C - - '' ii.. • C130> orday 3733993 DsnuntPrces)7766"O FSTERSONLAPIDCL[AQING are Wthpapers $35 - - E "C5, '4 -" ' ' " •- L .c = ' - -'f l. - - rig Coy - _5 ) L € L''1 a' - 1)1 'i c - , - fl.r',; (l,hha-. , ______________________ I Custom hay baleing Light clearing 372 5177 after 3 ________ • fli.ctr c P. S 'c'-t-i' Cal Draft ng & 0a5m,,llFree ¶A)I,5999) M.AVEROOMTOSTOREyOUR Superior . - - - - - - i . = ' _______ __ E;E:E' - "' - d' z . - ..'. . - -. - r:; - - I,. • ' 6 e C GETTHOSELUXURYITEMSF) r a. .. r Oa - . '- . ' "- a' >' y' ICOAYSWANTAOS - -. C --- help ?OU L. rialung e - Nerd you' gras' -cut' Promg"t and clePfndentservace$Jandup,372 _-- 9592 t'O ING HAULING SALVAGE 373 l*tS larg.wereamobit.home SLIM --- BUDGETS ____________________ Expert rC"f 'eCars 116! r I , K ] r- a - : - a' a - r . - . - !°!P! . I I -• . .iC 0 . B - - , . to - 4 . r"2 , - ' .'a :I:i g o. o , ' ' vi •Ix• - "C ,;j •1, r., , • -. C . r , - I- ' ' -t4-- ' '.E''' I . &RE . = 'C ... -, ' - C'te-rrr, - ' i -' - = --ll Q - I Yard Cleanup' Hedges Trimme Flower Beds Cleaned? Free - - , CalI3fl 9379 - - ' ANThONY TANGO PLAST1RbNC, AsmaIl Classilied Ad brings big returns Try one a see CaB 3'? Lawn Care - Arria' Prtr!s A'i,ert s • RK "u,,uS - r ' _________ Lif" ' 0 £ S Land Maintenance - IC II' S ti - Chihuahua Male 7Mos old tCOpct sasfa' nn APT AILING LAND CLEARING Wirdow&DoOrSCreen: Beauty arid mixed 3230199 c Vt -' Vt c•3 0 0E ' I; - - a'cab lOt4-t, 5r >, a - - ,, . - I.. 'E %a - .. .. I - E "" vi - . ' - - ' - 'I - -v -. .I5 - . Si 5, ' J.,,-" _ 17- ' Corn mundy . ., WI neihing For Everyt AN FORD'S NEWE JLTo IAMILY P4 Call the Bird- models. We hivi low-cost v-__ finisl'air,g,freeestimates a' I _ or nI M - day _________- - IS IS - .. PiCIuun&d.Ievery _ - •• .-•- - ''_ . ___;..---_ ,.... -_ I , 0 ,,"" Ii 1. CS • 5, ' . q c ' '_'_,'_ a -'-'-.--.-----. ---L__Y _ .,..&_._•i_,___,._'a.-_ • e 5" - ": t0'4 '-d 54.a. " C. 0" o. '' - a__s £ :--_-_ - . . sVaiIPaperrng - • _ ,tit' I 11(1 o . -. "=-' - -- - - Pentecostal Churn') GORY MOBILE HOA 3103 Orlando DriveSanford 323 5700 .i,,.ia-..-'. ,\ 'I' See Honda 330. under 3,000 Mi. $7117 332 7671 CLOR TV.%tg*S'Q.4e' RENTAl. PURCHASEPLAPI I - ___ ___ CHICO & THE MAN NEED A r,QO CAIi' Clean 1940 Ford ' ton wide 8. long bed pick up with l9(aO tlidC.ifl camper nd. gas stove. elec ref rig . 5173 372 9139 1WIefed*iththestJtea$CIaflA '- - -' - . =_i''1\1tM5 " ' .Y -==- 'ii '- -Z- - ' MOONEY APPLIAP'10ES323 0697 ;I,. beautiful and IoneI iep me company in a beamed liv lng room me on a balcony & I .,nkn,.e -- a a-. ---z -' a - 5 POINTS KENMORE WASHER, parts, HOME MOVING. 514 U III sOve yJ I ned. Orlando 2735470 stabIished Residential Arec " \S ",'.' - :. - -,- - -" - HWY 17 97 at 119 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 onHwyU.Sanford a ___ -:- -: '-. I AM%4 - : -- 3221626 ..E F it'.' -z'S- -- ..-'. \-- -, NEW AUTO DEALER --IN LONGW000- miles Immaculate condition Many extras. 11.700 373 1121. STAN'S AUCTION l'jMi Eas?of II 841 1O n Sanford's Finest r - --- 1 Jj - --'- I . __ 1971 Pinto, excellent 1st or 2nd car This week special, 1195 Plo mcxev down. goodcredil CHICO I THE MAIl USED CARS. 373 ISlOor Iii 4603. HONDA 750, 1973 with trailer. 9000 Couch. Chair, Bed Dresser End Tables. Best Offer 770 alt.' S or all wki _____ _________ %.a I,: j '- Dependable Transport at icr. 3700 332 1917 350 Kawasaki Big Horn, *350. 7 Mn' Bikes, *100 each 3 Bike trailer, $100 323 3639. 54-Ctarage Sales q- ' .n.:- 'it - I 'I' night 327 9719 Phone 339.6447 s - ".7' :--. 'b'-. --, - )- --- - -. '- - 196.1 Fairlane-. Std Trans Reconditioned BatterIes. 317 95 ric'bisnQe PEELS BODY SHOP. I19 S,irlc,(cI A.r machines, frames, tier table, gate leg table. clocks, tots more modern & antiques too numerous Consignments mention to welcome Sale every Saturday j- 3210175 after 5 p iii Want to Buy. Mini Motor home or Bubble top Van. Must be low mileage 8. good cOnditiOn DeLand. 904731 7335 Bøw front China, record players. glass. Victorian settee. Fainting couch. Larkin devk, twin size . round pedestal table. brass drop front deSk, Victorian chair, oak chairs. cedar chest, sewing - ' r., - -. -. - '-%M. ' & . " r 91U - Antiques Precise time released plant food GardenLand. 1&O0 W.. 1st 5? 3236.630 r " - '-.: ' , " ' 1969 Nova, 8 CyI autOma'c tires, paInt & inspection 31.10) 78--Ivd)torcycleS Like new color TV's. stereos. washers & dryers. living room suites, maple & walnut dining room suites. dinetteS, lamps, bedroom furniture. all kindS uf household items PIOLL'S Casseltw'rry. 1' 92. 530 *?C ;RAVE LV 5eif rntanrd Camper. sle,pS 6. on 1975 3) i,pr Camper S(iel Ford 10,000 mIles. As a unit or separate By owner. Sanford 373 Cash for Junk Cars We pd up PH 365 9735 or 561 2010 B4h10 We sell & Install uSed moors & used parts - J & B Auto, open 7 days a week , '2 -, .. r "-' - '6) Cougar. 719 engine 76-Auto Parts 3151 After S call 373 . _,.-, vacation Get a better car throvgri ________ SPeed bike for girt's 26" Ii.e or 10 speed A 1 cond 37? 5321 days . 'a =- ' - - •1 Thinking about that Summe, 75-Recreational Vehicles mans ViSt,5 10 r',in'% ,.., / ' I.. 1972 Chevrolet Impala coupe. air. automatic, power Steering & brakes, only 31.993 377 63-15 ' 10-Swap & Trade . Tr,',. 7f" Want to Buy- Piano, Console or Spine? Must be in good condition De-Land * 73-* 2335 3 Q Cash for 'i. j .-.- 'Li' I - -- '' IV." ? - - the classif led adS in today's paper WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. 37373.10 _______ . - 'f/p,, Good tires, rough body *7003731377 -' 1GIass%t;dlng(j0or'swth runners. 4 wide, $125 372 1375 Lawn Mow'er We sell The Best & Service the Rest Western Auto 301 W 1st St Fl.u'y -. ' " 1971 Vega Hatchback, automat-c low mileage, $730 Call 323 52)) ask for John - &a - - :- / ' ' - - 373 9136 CASH 322.4132 ROBSON MARINE é r '' =_ ____ / For Your Junk Cars 17005 FrenchA" Sanford. 3?) 7)10 Wanted to buy used otf ice lurnIure-Any Quantity P1011'S Cass-eI berry. Hwy 11 9? 530 1706 =-_ 1'. - Cash Sanford Auction -______________________________________ 1571 ____ 1916 Chevrolet Runs 0000. belt oiler Call 373 7716 Hickory rockers, many wicker ANTIQUES ' - wre wheels, radio, 12.193 Cal Whitey EcIstein, 372 1631 Dp5T.. pieceS. assorted oak dressers. chests, chafrs & tables. glassware. pluS many other items tOO numerous t mention Sate con ducted under Federal Firearms Permit No 159 03901 F6 13731 - - -____ - - 1977 MGB, Convertible Road?er Weston. Winchester. Remington. Ruqer, Ithica, Miuser & Enfield mode's Partial listing of an tiques' Player piano. Cast iron stoves. Ceiling fan, Round oak table. Oak ice box. Roll top desk, - PINEY WOODS BARN- We t3uy _______________________________ - 3fl 9370 DAVE ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED SALES BYKISH I . 8%vAS0 DOwN - FHA - LowDowN (acts Weodmere Name F.atwu Central Heat AM Air, Shag Carpeflag In LivIng Arus. Inside And Owtlds Storage. M•dr. EquIpped Kitchen. Privately Fenced lear Yard And Mars I I t Cone On Out And S-se For Ysursaif. fenced tot; access to river. *11.000 will negotiate 1043*3 2577. YARD SALE- Saturday & Sunday. household goods, bicycles, toys, router. 9 'Ill 6 1739 W 2nd St., Sanford. (Behind Bob Dance Dodoe) 37211)0 cc 37) 4)01 Merchandise - MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES - ___ __ Sale , new & used handguns. and assorted black powder pieces Featuring Colt. 56W. H&R, Dan We Buy Furniture for '65 I door Comet, automatic, , ce-tIe-nt condition. $393 Call 1)1 630-1, eveningS rifleS. 275 ci every description, - TT'.!I F, For Your Junk Cars 173 1379 To be sold to the highest bddet, approimatell 100 firearms, in cIudin2 double barrel, pump. utomCtiC shotguns. high powered _____________________________ -Wantj to Buy ' Ø.' i• CASH Monday, Aug. 4, 7 PM JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORM( v' E 16 Sanfo'd37) 1733 55--Boats & Accessories G.E. Refrigerator, bronze. g000 running conditIon. *50 Call 373 9332 After Wed.. call 323-601). From '16,900 by .. , ReduCed (or immed,ate sale. I BR, 2 bath, 7 story with 7 furnished apts,.onseparate lot Commercial lonlng pottible- Lease option available 131 599? eo-utos - 46-Commercial Properly RECLJCED FOR QUICK SALERaive'nna Park, 3 BR.. I both. block, wall wall carpet. kitcten equipped Approi i acre l0 816.900 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Re-a Real Estate Broke, 322.7643 67A Feed _____ YARD SALE- Sunday & Monday only Large desk. shadow box. rugs, AIr conditioner. Misc items. 1S13 Summerlln Ave. 372 7176. rr kT1' 1975 10.000 miles By Owne,, Sanford 37) 9U6 PUBLIC AUCTION Firearms Antique Furniture - Furniture, cookware, glassware; chIldren's & ladies' clothing 7219 Magnolia Avenue ; --- 330 Ford SUPU Camper SPetial, Cach. 3777 ______________________________________ 7erflillng your Homet Sell no longer needed but useful tens with a Classified Ad. truck and camper, household mis-c. 3730102. 7519 Palmetto Ave. (Nr. Palmetto Aye-. Baptist Church) SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flOwing stream, horses o K. Terry Realty. 62107)1 79-Trucks-Ira i lers fl-Auction -- three one month old beef calves, $73 Sat. Aug 2tPw'u Wed. Aug. 6. lOa m. til g,ark 2 pr sectional, coffer tible. 7 mcI tables, 2 metal cabinets. venetian blinds. 5panita ceramic plaques, broiler oven, lake Mary. S Acres between 3rd & 4th St. at V4lnfluren St. Near School. Bruno Bellucci. 1912 Louise St.. Crystal Lake. Illinois. I01I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 90 S Yds blue shag carpetinri 3: commercial grad" Bigelow with çr 3'7 :i'; 37 41 60 oz. cushion 1450 firm Ph wee-b, days. 3779)50 * $10500 * Kitcht'cs Bathroom Cabinets, Count 2 bedroom, family room, workshop, er tops. Sinks Installation avail furnished mobile home, comible Bud Cab.?I 337 S? any pletely fer.ced, private In nice time residential area. Close to town and II. Low down payment, no qualifying. 51-Household Goods HARTMAN REALTY. INC. REALTOR $301146 67-1jvestock-Poultry s4Garage Sales - DeBary lot. S'sISO'. Plantation Estates, UnitS, Ulk E. Lots 29. 30, 31 MB 11 PG 763 Asking *2.250 Alan 1) kynor, 30.1 Brooktake Po.-id. F'orham Park. New Jersey, 07937. Forrest Greene, Inc. 323 6353 REALTORS 64.3733) "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 506 Mellonvllte, 3 bedroom, lti bath beauty, owner moving. 121$ Crescent, 3 bedroom. pIus 2 bedroom inliw apartment. Moving. MUST sell . FISH. SWIM OR SKI- 3 bedroom witertront home, beautiful kit then. formal dining Florida room (erl0OkinQ lake, central heat & air, fenced yard, $37,300 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE- 4 bedroom home, range & refrigerator included, utility Shed. fenced yard Don't mitt this great buy at 125*00 FHA available WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD -ZONED AGRICULTURAL- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, with central heat and air, range 6 refrigerator, at. tractive paneling. 70'*IO storage building, fenced yard. juSt? blocks from Lake Monroe 127900 CALL NOW WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY-- Residential lot on paved road right at the lake, large trees $4500 - 43-Lots-Acreage a. -- -_.-'_-._-_.._ a a - :,. a_, _ • - - '- • '._ _-9_,-' --.-.. _ '----. -_ e D - 4a 'a , .a - - •F, f'j-1-.j_'r_ . - x? - -, -;'7".' 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THEY WOLJLP RATHER HAVE GONE BRAWLING ABOUT THE 5TREET5, BUT THE VESSEL CONTAINS THEIR 5:ARE CF THE PLUNPER WON AT THE WTTLE OF THE5sALPA C,Uege, talk I , , ,., : , I I I . .1 1~~_' ~?Umx ~ ~.;-;J;'--- ;i~_ - - --;-A,*Wj50 ..,L%V. .--t ,r--;mi - __ _1TiFk 3!I - f 7.0i,w -- I - r - -.•-- -- ' =- t•• W / I - - I 0 A / -e 1 / 1 • / - T- • - f tb J.i 1 •t tan J___,_ - 1; 'II ' - - - I '?. - - 1 de , .. r S E ~ 2 ¶ 1. %3 flu .- ` I 'c4 5 , -N iZ?; •..i5:w .•. 4Tt Ift - - - I - V~z *1 ~I, , . , 1 - _r__~.,~ -I_ - __ IL__!6!I - . .;f ~'.,;~ , r" I 0 , ., Ie: - - I, y Fagan said rig positive. 10 Lee Ann hot shortly telephone late model III one of the 0GM WC1S OFF 10 FIPW HIS WIFE WIN-flE - THE.iITCH. IN H[k LITTLE APOTHECARY SHOP WHERE SHE SELLS IMPLE5, HERDS, CATHARTICS, LOVE PHILTERS AMP CHARMS, THEY MEET ... TQ PROVE ONCE .'•-JIN THAT ROMANCE .5 NOT ONLl FOR THE YOUNG AND HANDSOME. 5 ~~~~--- . ::..;:r -_ '1 ; * % l N , . . r_-,IX MOPITHS HAVE A5SE SINCE VAL LAST 5AW HIS FAMILY AND HE NXICUS TO RETURN. HOPING TO PROCEED NORTHWARD bEW.'ECN WINTER STC*5M 5. ME E VOfAGE BEOINE.i. _ZA _0W V __ 11 N i the friend . 0-, *;_ii-r _*Wl I",-71170 ~ I 1~ \ . I . _4 . - ___ f tILR CYIN E'LCPLE, QULLN ALLTA MUST RETURN TO THE MISTY ISLES EVERY THREE YEARS.... AN THE TIME PI5 COME. ONLY THE SAILING SHIP OF GUNPAR IHAPIPARES FACE THE WINTRY 5EA5 OF 19ULE. L' I driven to friend. The - .. NEXT WEEK- nrl s callill 1 tIa, were in at the time Ice reportt ins and hd 'in Orlando mother con$ - soon, : W1 1, OR LOSER by Art Sansoln )etective U. Ile Attorney tat 1. e s i as t ' e e bonds. Zacco knnan's selecIght's agenda hop is a request shop on Winter (SR 4,; I- g: '. . Q . .p to 48 313 : 1. ;. - - h.-, • AARON INALL/ CC?/ tc-c)OING IN HE flUPS HIS STEEP WITING HIM APJP A MESSAGE THAT EA DS: "I RETURfI THE 4lOtwT YOU W64L/4'GLY SOL 010 ME. 0/5TR/8,'7E WE PR/CE AAf OW THE POOR MAY /R W/5OO /1/CREM 5/L" HUS WAS CHIVALRY PRACTICED UJ HE DAYS OF kiNG ARTHUR 10 • - 4,' _ I 1 V ro PE . to TZ 4 -,1 ~ il , 9 r", ~ aL § ~;, "r, 9-4 t a. & ft F F i.~ L . S. -__----. .4Iá, - - j ~ CD _i "~ MUM i 14 > ~ I , .q 6, 9 W ,~ x - -c c --' estlgation," 4< E9 G 0= & I , n 9 ca. S. c) ~ * 0< - r.- n 13 A , ~! A o F r' - -! I . i-i pi - !P) ;:" :• 0~V-,k nW-_n ?.,t;, ir 12.:3 , ~ -- 51 j R. X 1 r. t k R 3 .V o 0, .9 I- W. R. ~ f7." 05( P a ~ ; I ~ ` .* 10-9 0- 'L Z "~ if a a t,-0 tg ,W4, 8FA. i; I . ==4m 4, V F ? ;r C .- j k , Is ~ n n I P. 5h :3 i;-. ." F: m- ~~&N W -r > __ i he work will ; i Q. r _ 9 0,4 u- I i ;°- E H I i: '.-6 9 S:_ :- 7; - .;J] . . 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' •-.:: 'I ___ _______ xll Nli S sr 0. gime in CuNri automatteall) trading BATTERIES IN MY POCKF CALCULAToR THIE F. — WE U - OsY 7, H .&ASY J. RY,- U AR I YO VIT Fak)' - •-- x1f wi City rs are r Page S-A - ri - '3-,. 1 •' I- WXIqT IROF ON AU WONDEP, IF 71-fE STO011t5C0 -- 1by Ick SPUC.t,W1- \OFAE' FOPOVRtI4 IJ WO1LDIWW(WAS'1 NeW TRAM ROUTF-'M tTMDPT1it1 \. iOtN1.. ad O?OLIvWS OfSOV\NRICA LRSAMPMAfKEP1 WCO1'AMcA' /iOU111AME IIME. / - - NAWWE it I I l f f, IJ! - TO 0oNrMINp\H ALVrrL / H ____ ______ If CREiEcAWLI5? ''' WHNrn I 'AIN E00 FOR 1: '0F;ZTY DAYS AND TY RAIN. THISIS I NOTHING... Vi - - r College, talk do Cr I oil Fil l J ii fl 4 SO k1LIt V'r it P4 I I i ti i L( 11 1, 'S AORThANP5OU1H AN I c*.ctt4.prcs, AMERiCA. — 1 WEOO1C 11 it Li %' N ANP SOO11k?t4 NO1 4 __________ ( ii 1)SP tT,ltO. W I &t I ND A wn t NC) -1 it % ____ ;L PAJP — 1 -___ - fl ERE i H,SLJR.' •i, , EMR H IHr[f a I P'I - H ' I -H ''""-' I I T1IEQLJVE I -r 1 fi ANY 1 i1f rt,1JE Lir1 i LATtt*rLIiT1t - MISSISSIPF'I?... ii. H 1 ,! I I - / ______ KNOW ON NOAH'S ARK. AI14R((A - 71 CREEPy-CRI\WLIES k!3I IIC 0hSk'A..._ I"'1''' ''' _____ r PIDN'T VVER, ti I I d,) - I UE I I H ry H ( tIi.i-I--1, / ItH —' f1'I ATe SIGH. Fagan3ald ) ing positive. otelephone '.• ; / /7• I I, -.--t late model ir one of the -; Oil I _4J.L_ - iH *- risen to - I, lMil! friend. The 4 40 -d the friend Jill (D rw ______________________________ r-- - IKX- 1p, I ula, were in e at the time lice reports. ons and had ymOrindo __________________________ another convestgaton," 13— soon, I the work will PL 0110"It 1.0 P0 OAIt 50METHING - AE30UT PEOPLE I ZqG PERHA,.P.5 YOD'D HNVE M C ARRY TI-EM j-\CR056. M' LOVE 3 OUSE by ]Les Carroll NOW, NOW, M"PEAR.' I 5POKE ONLY 0R,47."1 IN JE1T'0F OUR5E I'LL P0 50METHINC2 A.-YO.7 IiIA5 aoING rO 9RZ4:51-1 &P ON 90 IONARY 516N 00 WaZI.1 - A7 46,C 4r__ A_ but when I Walk past. any needed waltering can be done quickly arid easily, HEIDE Two to Mak Sew your 0.6n go l 140, Patterns No L. PC' 1. k .0=4 rLv r—1 Aki Ito .. TA I 41 L r L t7 I) Ills i rJ RA6N'Y BEEN -TRE6PASSER ALL AFTERNOON! YF ,,— ovell to cook tilt', rvan part of I j V / - . - 1492 KNOWLEPCrE OF 9UMP6.N ) _____ NP'TURE 10 1'F46 3 ___ _.% 'VI z - t11 ' III - • At 1975 . .. IsJ i T LiRE () ' --" - --- 83 10 ORDER '' I - &u - . . -- - - Se nd ?5.*, ;: -------------.- 01 , plu.lSeupox: .ndhantmnwirns.m.. pan#rA number and site to (I b this it.wupap.r). lox 4311 MIdIøwn Shitlon, Naw YoM, NV 10010. ___,_,J=_••____ trip prepare a complete meal. wrap It carefully In foil and freeze When you return home there will be a good menl waiting to be put in the oven in a Murry. DOROTHY - - -'-- -- 111 161 0 16- _•- ----- SA IB 2B 2B DE AR POLL) ' Poll, - __ --- ki'-.IflC) )Ut pot'llo mash-of to t that harnburger broken into : It ' ,o (tItCI and easy that wi, LO1A. -- 5A SA 6-7A Popular Popular sv~lngy pants and sleeveless sweater. No. 2622 has knit difpctiotis for both swoalef arid ZB lB for !,Ivs 10 to 1C ANP LIP LStndit.m 10 ho,, 'thi. nowipap•r. !"Itife V.,1 1t It V.1111 cl-iv clean longer thcos ft SO U Off co liablestrip the can label I omove the lid and set it. too. in the ,ven to heat I pout contents intoa erving ish arid season as desired Vhile hot. Another elociricity saver, DEAR [10'L'_Y — Anj trnie in.itticie of clothing needs SpeCitti a,tention I slip a plastic bread-wrap fastener over the hanger hook before put. — 11 lmg the garment in the closet This H 1rV remin 3 me it is not ready to wear, and it is easy to locate thoseitems IZEMOV9 thal, need fixing VERNA L AIICL - - - - DEAR POLLY — Before goinq on a 1.197 with Photo-Guide is ill Sizes 10', to 241 1. Size 35 bust, 2's yards mci HUMAN 1 I I o 1 t0ling. CONVIARY off (D 19% '.[A A( , rol the sq.,)VIC 1111e; of Ch _ \ Simple Lines '4eill No. 11492 witli 8 Vholo-Gijide is in to 18 Size 10, K" I w I J< MIDIUM LARGE / 1497 Deli htful 8.18 3', ky _________ 616N s A%MO6? TqERE Inj L _______ / _ light's agenda -hop is a request uis 4 Ur 6ENTILITY. THR[5ATF_N PEOPL E ào,i ' .,.' DEAR POLLY Those, metal towel facks for useunder 11, sink make very practical tie racip vdilen installed in a closet. Save w. & he bonds. Zaic-co lip ons and hang them right oil iacke too KENT w Large, Meditim (1: ) short, 2 yards i __________________________________________________________ .- •1 :3 now ones perks up the color in the fided ones. LINDA. 1 1 contrast. N 1/ 1 DEAR POLLY After I bijy now blue jeri ns I wash them with laded ones and the dye from the AN k W resT iase does SOOM to shock theryli). mfDlUhA 7 w DEAR POLLY — I have many DEAR POLLY No-longernjuse plants on stands, Under --ve.itable nylons are great in useirvr lying vc-getatlies i1rowinc; in ihe !llele st,ivd-, I keep a small waterIl g can full of wrier. This no* onl"r son I EH, HEH THE CORNER OF -TZiv Detective I t. TO [i ORDER : for (age lic Poo high over NS flewlpapot), bOx 4310, lAidlown 3leUon N ow Yo,kNVfQ s and tides j -- �--'r - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - OREM 04 -?' - - --- - -T--, -; -- ;-=: -,-.- - •: - - ' 'T- - --:- — -- -:-=-,_ - - - -- - - - . - - -. - - - I I— - Fr I. 11A ri C: krr9ce6ede0,ro1f I ;3 uueek in tA J)jjm,, i - - - t ' 13 c e" ILI " e t' Stu fli Litt I 1 SHOU' D h uvi iiitj rULIULS WHERE PEOP LE YOU KNOW, I DO BELIEVE, POTTLEBY \ ir B IS STILL GROWING!" ff do wIv,jj ,, V 3%, 195 ,1 \ GEMINI i?,1,jj_2j.jTn`e 2Th Luchy !tiroh a friedSn - Extra,'It'aga ii ,!~ CANCER (June 21-July 22) you gain somethinq so.,cret ly Sj;rj(jjj fictillies in advancing ambitions Monday. Tuesday. Financial PP ects 1 ct1iionaIIy p romising Wednesday. Thursday. Owe Iw eken d, ' anu & W1W D 0N'T EXPECT YOU TO KEEP YOUR PROMISES' TAURUS (Awil 20-filay 20) A rill from an unusual source Sunday, Crowoirds .'~i1ti , Gut male Monday. Take care travel ily uit,:rests Friday. Exciting news Saturday Dec- g / 214, 1953. inevur - _ . bOrn fa bCCfl / t1 — yet Icar Sel fish mldeieek. A surprise encounter WedneSC!ay. Lucky with partneiships Thu,,, 1@CLj - / f//Ill - / 9 - e - -- -- LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Youre fortunate in group aCtivities Sunday, Actiu C Of Others create problems Monday. Tuesday. Conditions improve W // \i regarding the of trade bans egime in Cuba. u,,, y important things occur Thursday, Mixed-up weekend It CO-OPErative Monday t;esd G. to Du get valuable information Wedricso—,, ED Top, trading with -k City and 7:q the pi- ice Monda , Tuesday. Contacts tire helpful Wednesday A hor, IWO/WPA/NGük/okcopsISEEMANy K pr :3 S'#rf0A16;FACr0RS 774ATATrkAc r ~w 'THCFM;ftREVISIONS RE EM,4 Y RELL IFFS VC TA plL NT E AM'CPk064 CHAAIGES. IN'11 ELyoj)? Cr THIS IS THE FOURTH COLLECTION SHE'S MADE, J.B.. AND IT TURNS OUT SHE DOESN'T E','EN WORK HERLE."' > > rA* "MY WIFE HAS THIS NASTY HABIT OF TWISTING EVERY STORY I TELL HER INTO WHAT HAPPENED! - SCORPI O BERMIE PREDICTS Vt I I ~) N SAGITTARIUS (?,ov. 23-Dec. 21) You make a Wise der, ~`OUR CkAkF SHOWs y0jj TEIVp To VIEW TtqN(;S- 0/~ AA1 A I L-OR- A10 T14ING BA SIS. A S t ONG A S YOU SEE A1,rR17//V A k'El A TIONS141p, YOO Z L ROL D al. 14c) WOWE YOURE COAMAICEP WRON(;S OUIWFICp; Tq[ RIC714T5,, Y01J I L TCCMINA TF TI~F S/raA7,10N_ WELL, DON'T JLIST STAND in business Monday. Tuesday. COndilions genelaljy aff Victory eludes you Friday. not saturrl.-r,, AS 6 Too MAA1Y PRYING QUESTIONS OFA SENSITIVE PAL.PliRING t.(V NOYE: Send letters to Bernice Bede Osol, c/o this newspaper. P.O. 80)r 162, Aturth Olmsted. Ohir, 44070. Befnice cannot answer sit the letters, only the ones of general interest. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) YOU har-die large Prchlems with a close associate Monday. Shun tri:ky irrorest is profitable WE-driesday, Thursday COS TS, FSPECIA L 1-Y FOR T~IE Ft P&M.A L 0, AN A L PEAPY FRAGILE FOREIGN ALLWICE OF QIJESTIONA&C VALUE IS LIKELY 70 6E TRIAINATEI)AFIMMOWK T14FNF;11S WILL OF A109F OP17A (IS TIC.T1jE lefA RkF r SjrUL[) SE ACTIVE AT KIFEk~~ ENO I by.Tom X.nyan wo f --- v lak2 foolish financial r!-ks prrmse hrokeii /tr: -i;-&C AUG.22 IrOS Aff NO jjj ,,' jJb wArs i4mi /A/ >P A • WHO HAS THIS ASPECT OFTEN FEELS LAPYUJcK • Monday. Tuesday Benefic, is POINT OF VIEW. ONE - Viflrdiy. Th 14-D'A"'Ve fee 01 UAIFAVORA84Y ___ \ i Sy THE PR'ESENCE OF PEgSOAI,S MORE PRcSTIG/o1ls flAil THEIMSELVES. THEY FMJ!) PEI?SONA L ¶. F/EM9. THIS çi 1J ( - HEL PFZA POPES A NIP 4 OH-OH r YFS 410 Lee Ann Mhot shortly y - 0 tY?3 H %4QJ • __ 0 4;~ - ______ - _____ — __ •__•"l OKA Y! Fkjx' I 4 CD b y J1, 11f 55fR e j wotelephone i late model !ar one of the ad driven to a friend The ed the Fne'id - -ula. were in ce at the time M • •. orts and had ry in Orlando __ __ - _____ y it Fagan said CD ____________ L IS ESP-C/ALLY OWN ACkIlEVEMENTS. 7.d, I ~z Wf PISCES fFeb, 20-1,13rch 20) A 1, D"i I Student's Corner IF YO(YR WONPFUNEi WH ERE THE WP 1 tasks well Suj%,~,, maneuvers Tuesq,q Kee P s ecrel.sl`rirji-~ AOUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your Popularity pays a bonus Sunday F,!CU ~u ur,_~lf %londay, Tuesda eXLeption:il opportunity Thursday. LUCXY Making deals S~Iurday crts Ir n Page A-A) Iv, to impose your ideas on Others 1-Jonday. Tuesday. in competition Be careful who you make loans 10 Friday - —ii y - another co'i- - • nvestlgation, - tys 300fl, I the work will - T WHAT r- F - - IN OUIL WJkY NEXT? 'CIJVE THE SAG, GEOF3 G I HELP if' r i CAN I'M STARVIEV! 0 0- E d WELL LETS PROP THE V' t TN'T SEE WH'/' GROCERIES OF;: AT HQAE SEFORE W GO T0 THE ALrTI0N./ NO i%ATINEE FOR ME WE CMT SMP FOR TCF ,.,AY, 6UTrH!M0NEY6 PREflY T1G4T IN OUR ~CLIGE RIGHT NOW! LUNCH RRST' FA Sullixr MY CAt7 9W5 WE RAVE TO CUT BACK ON E>J'EN&E5' -) kvi - \ R 41A(J Ti-IF lai)FT06F 50! HOW MLk-'!-4 PU? tecth e Lt. ,tate Attorney ____ T'OLJ MItsJLYIF, staff. 0. 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'rN ' J .,, 0 000 Larry DOONESBURY Lewis THE TRUSTESS WON"r 86 0 FL all ___ ____ 70 ____ : ;1 __ E3 7Q bv Garry Trudeau b //44 /(: / PIAY/iSG NCW i..xl / 6'E/N& Mt ¶ MOST c" KAP/7AN' Ca,ropzi1ajePL4Y/N' •11 ( 0 4=10 / 2 CL '09 . to it y y regarding the ig of trade bans 'o regime in Cuba. .1 .- . - 'c . pie automatically arttrad1ngwfth I That ts the way r'ork City ' . to _________________________________ fl MORE DEMAN DI NO NO 2 F,ACL.JLI.TY DISSIDENTS TO (. NO MORE ' STUNTS NO AL.8 ALUMNI TO HARASS JiGHT WiTH. ? IALL is Re U P Ott C eceu AND QUIET AT D.xfrr6 1- E 00 _________________________________ _________________________________ () 191 5 VIFV r 8-3 YOORVSTA.NCE, 00 WITH 3apers are iOIiPagCSA) Aw';/-' - /4 r:ac N46,015 OFA ifWIVAV NMI* AMON& 47 27 A tA Bertha 0Ioomer PRES IDENT - - 4 '\ - ":;' too \ . 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TO MAK5 ORM10q~' ASK$; GAMES ) I I ky •I,_ I C_A~v,I'T DECIDE! "' G=LJE'SS IT'S _______________________________________________________ ~ANY TIE IN ro i'rItic, Z4I'.": 'i:ii PARTICULAR-~7 _____________ GOOD SMALL AMOUNJ* OF '"HSNAICA- A KNOWN A5 5 A FURNACE AT GUCP~,A W~614' .- .81.465 PkIft-6, LV 04T Ir 1 lit r.~ Boys .vd , I' Wi. oi's It 1111#11 valiabis pI:u i — 4A V . I ' lei- the qV431101 mWind bin IIL I ' ' .d IN' \IWJU1IiI 11?W(1.. ZB ,JL 211 5A z lit A% t v v F- I Its Jbvvuln Tor 310 a3 - - •- .---.- -. ' - ---- -' -' I - ' TO WIN- tr Rainfall was ;j) Isandt$des scu R �-__ - . ... ,. . t . •. -. SHORT RIBS . • • - . -. - • - * . - ,• -. by Frank Hill B •_ -. .: - - - •:. :- - -. -. • • .• 67th Year, No. 297—Monday, Aug. 4, 1975 • ', . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents LECAESAR.i\ NO . .11L . 11 I I f I Asks Citizens To Speak Out On Cuban Trade Stone Urges Ford To Work With Congress On Energy I Stone issued his appeal to call back the Congress, but Ford during an at should ask the leadership and The President will veto what we passed Greater Sanford Chamber of committee chairmen to return U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, I)- Commerce-sponsored 'per- from our recess and sit down and we'll be right back where we started • Fla., today urged President sonailty breakfast" it the Civic with him at the White House 1. — Senator Ric har d one cuiaru Ford to sit down with Center. and hammer out something Congressional leaders and The senator also said he that makes sense to all persons "hammer out something that opposed lifting the trade em. involved," Stone said. "Congress wants another" on recess, " Stone continued "The makes sense" In energy bargo on Cuban goods. The senator said that Ford the energy problem. "We President will veto what we legislation. 'President Ford should not "wants one package" and passed a measure and went into passed and we'll be right back Hy GLENN McCASLAN[) Herald Staff Writer _ e started," said. "Then Congress should go voice heard" regarding the Stone said that by old- back into session long enough to possible lifting of trade bans fashioned give and take in enact a program which would withtheCastroregimemCuba. White House talks with the give us some energy leadership "Many people automatically Congressional leadership, or direction, assume to start trading with something w ould be Stone, who has spent the Castro is good. That is the way acceptabl ) e shou I appear. weekend meeting people In five the New York City and he pressure of the coun- Central Florida counties, also Washington papers are reactry's compel reasonable agreement," he County residents t:"make your ( Continued On Page 8-A where appearance • State Director V. Backs Harriett On X-k Waiver Jail By NICK l.00IIRIDGE IferaIdSIaff Writer je . -. - BUGS BUNNY -. — - THIS JACKET WAS I ON HUNDRED SUCKS... N' WORTH EVERY PENNY.' LUMPY LI'L SODY jJ - MUCH I-S '' - WEAR Ii' 0WACIOL1,S! - .) ooG VVOLILDN'r ' —_---- ' -. ______ .- - . . • - • . —. - - '_ (i' ,- .- -- - 1 ' K 1 i1 I 'C ) 5L A NEW HOME FOR SOBIK -There should beno waivers that would jeopardize aperson's life safety and having doors less than 28 inches wide would be jeopardizing life safety," Olin Greene, a state fire marshal's office director said today. The jail has been closed and undergoing repairs since a June 9flre claimed the lives oIlO prisoners and ajailer. Doors in the second story of the jail range in width from 20 to 26 inches, a tire marshal's investi gator discov ered last week Florida's life safety codes set minimum door width's at 23 inches. The Sanford fire chief's refusal to waive the life safety code proislon prevents prisoners From being returned to the jail, according to Seminole Count) Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Sobik the elephant Is plelun.'d nboc as he as loaded truck for transport Saturday to Circus World, where he'll undergo 'schooling' with other elephants until his enclos ure Is completed at the new Central Florida Zoo. Sobik Is led into the truck by Debbie C'Pvbtrft-, assistant to Jack Regan. L -- \I 1 WOVER ' \ I 'M TELLIN' VA EVEN LIKES FER 425o IER I'LL TAKE MAKIN' A - r -' iT! MISTAKE? / I SEA \ By ED PRICKETI' l ip Ii /1 975 Ly '. \ - • - - ,J - -. NVIC . A W. M Howie Tr •. , 1'J1 _i ( 'Jn HI. PAL- ) k)f-iAl-'Re 't)U ) S h / J Id -TAX 5EEP-S 1 ") ZZ 7 f J't• !1 oard In Sala eadlock items tabled by both teams. Friday asking if a mediator was Rosenthal was pleased to needed. the day tomorrow, negotiations will cease." learn about today's executive "1 informed officials I felt no While School Board members —School Board Negotiator session between Pulley and the need of a mediator" Pelley prepared for an executive Hrru PsIlnu board. "Good," he raid, "now said smion later today. the board's maybe we'll be able to break "I'm sorr,-, that's not our chief negotiator asked the !aose on some items." opinicn," Rosenthal told Pellev. Public Ernploye Relations The Pelley team has offered At present, however, the PERC has presented Pelley SEA was the first to ask for'a Commission (PERC) to of- teachers a MO-a-year cost of board's top offer is still $200, with three names of arbitrators mediator. Pelley all along has tidally declare an unpasse in living adjustment. SEA Pelley said, to choose from. Fees range insisted on a special master. A ongoing negotiations with the negotiators claim the county By law, talks were at impasse from $150 to $250 daily. The cost special master is an arbitrator county's 1,462 teachers, can afford more and have asked Aug. 2, (Saturday) but Pulley — would be split between the assigned by PERC. Chief Negotiator Harry for an $8,600 twginning salary on approval from School Supt. tx)ard and O)e SEA. His decisions are binding Pelley said talks between the for teachers who presently start Bud layer - asked PERC for During today's meeting, pending board approval. A Sem ino le Educa tion at $7,800 a year. two additional days to try to Rosenthal turned down nil three mediator simply makes Association (SEA) and board "If we do not reach resolve the 75-page SEA con- names, choosing instead to let recommendations and attempts negotiators will end tomorrow agreement by the end of the day tract proposal. PERC assign a sp"clal master. to get both parties to agree on a and a $150 to $250-a-day ar- tomorrow, negotiations will Steve Rosenthal, SEA's chief Rosenthal also reiterated contract without going to arbitrator will he caled in to Pelley said, lie also negotiator, today rejected SEA'S demand for a mediator htrtinn re3olve unsettled issues unless said teacher salaries will voine Pelley's call for art arbitrator to try and resolve five artiewl SEA has also asked that talks today and tomorrow up during today's executive and reiterated SEA's earlier winch have been tabled. But produce a contract agreement. session with the board. jCviitinuedOu1lage&Aj demand fora mediator to settle Pelle mid he received a call Iferald Staff Writer cm If we do not reach agreement by the end of I I fl [ —•'1 AT A JK Do ~oj Do 1AIs - . us_r . ---• \ r."-r' BEER PAL 11-t.&L i 1146 I '_l I to 'S 4 Im I -' V FR T 3 —.1 1 ) i " - ._-,_- -- = - -. Sanford police said today that the inhave been sent away for tests, but Fagan said vestigation into the slaying of George the tests had not turned up anything positive. Helrnadollar Jr., of Orlando, at the Helmadollar, who Lived at 5410 Lee Ann Greyhound Bus Depot on June 27 remains Dr., Orlando, apparently was shot shortly "still at dead center." after he made a call from one of two telephone -We have nothing new to report," Capt. booths at the bus station. RLR late model C.B. Fagan said. "Our department is automobile was found parked near one of the following several lines of Inquiry, but there booths when officers arrived. isn't anything to report." Fagan said Helmadollar had driven to lielmadollar was found shot to death about Sanford from Orlando to v t a friend. e 1030 p.m. Friday, June 27, in front of the bus victim apparently had just called the friend station. A young man, with long blond hair, minutes before the shooting. was seen running from the area. Helmadollar and his wife, Eula, were in "we ha ve talked ourselves blue in the face the process of obtaining a divorce at the time questioning people," Fagan said. "It's like a of the slaying, according to police reports. blank wall." The Helmadollars have three sons and had The detective said public response to operated the Hilltop Day Nursery in Orlando departmental pleas for help in the case has while Helmadollar wcrked for another con- More Ulan 200 people have been questioned lfl the two-month old investigation with little results. Four guns, swized during the probe, Pro osed Tax Increase Sought In Utility Purchase CASSEL BEHR\ - —'a' ' , ' I .... -, - J - . . -- ___ ',; -' M - ' - - "'•"' " ' - ' J' 7 - " - - ' " I ' t' - - - The - - '.'• -. 4. Oe-i_X, chosen to 'eli the bonds Zacco Utility also opposed llennan's selec- county's top rattking utility Casselberry official toda y said the coun Director John Lane will do -whatever we I the G en era can do to insure Cit Council's says ,, system is 'basicpily sound! $22 rntlltor purchase of Waterworks GeneralWaterworksCorp lain tlit best interests of citizens. Topping tonight's agenda for cha,e the utility, city officials the 7 30 meeting is the final say. nrt.ement for niirehase' (icpDrrt fl,rw'tt*,. -- - " of -. the • . J tTtiIitt .J (ion lso on tonight's age during a work shop is a request for a motorcycle shop on Winter Park Driv e a nd SR 4 TODAY ___________________________ _____________ Winter Part' based utm'mty John Lane says the General Around The Clock 4A which has extensive operations Waterworks system is Bridge 48 in County. "basicaIl sound" and he t Calendar SA Bill Dale, the county's system can be utilized to meet tlasslfkd .113 director of environmental thecity's needs. Comics 48 services, says the purchase But Councilman John Zacco ('ros.sord .. 28 "has not been okayed by the has corisistcrstjy questiened the Editorial ... 4A county" and that '"eiUzenshave city's need For an additional Dear Abby ... - 113 called in to protest." utility system. Zacco has been Dr. Lamb 28 About 5,000 county residents outweighed 4-1 each time he's Horoscope ZB are served by General voted against the purchase hospital SA ' - ' .' 'A.- Fagan is being assisted by Detective Lt. Bill Lykens and members of State Attorney .%btx)tt Herring's investigative staff. Dale Claims'Best Interest But, Keller previously stated as not included within the publicly he would not request scope of the certified millage more funding for the police since it did not exist during the LONGWOOD — Property department than allocated in preceeding fiscal year. Thus, owners here will be paying the current fiscal year the city, even undr the 2.81 higher taxes for the 1976 fiscal Grant's recommended three certified inillage, would have year If a recommendation mill tax levy isa reduction fri,rn received $34,700 In additional mane last week by City Council the 1974 four mill level, property ti'x revenue [rum the Chairman J H Grant is imp- However, with the reappraisal new construction alone. proved of all real estate In the county If the city council approves . JU1III urged Li new rate 01 rCcdnhI) (.UItIjI&VII(. U) the three mill le vel suggested three mills be set for the fiscal Sem'nole Property Appraiser by Grant, It must advertise its year beginning Oct. 1. The Terry Goembel, the three mill plans to raise taxes and hold a city's coffers would receive an reduced levy will actually call public h&,truig on the budget additional $43,0 Iii revenues, a for an increase in ta xes, be fore the new rate is set, lieGoembel, in accordance with cording to the law. 31.4 per cent increase In property taxes over the current state law, certified the city's 0 compl y' with the state " millage level the rate budget, under Grant's plan. Law, asecond public ho Although the first in a series whereby property owners' he must be hed on orof workshops on the 1976 budget taxes would be kept the same necessary to adopt a — dl is expected to be called by at 281 g and set the ,nlllaue The At 95 per cent of taxable budget Grant this week, the exact time ity's charter requires or. and date have not been an- value, the city's tax base this c d nour"ed Copies of 3ubmitted year 1' $65,168,067 60, according '3 budgets (rem most lepartmenI to Goembel's office, up from the T ' been "tremendous.' cern as well, "We have solved a number of other crimes "We don't plan to stop the investigation," - several break-ins, a narcotics case or two Fagan said. "One of these days — soon. I and one aggravated assault — but still have hope — we'll get a break. Then the work will no clues in the murder," Fagan said, be worth the tune'." Longwood To Consider ByDOi'iNAESTES Herald Staff Writer lull . Unsolved Mystery X0CH T SE A'S , \ 7 Pettey Seeks Impasse Declarafloon TALIC-A-X VI1,,; •l'_•% 1) f, June iflurder S tell I y (Con1lnocdOnPage8-A ' — Last week, Harriett refused to waive the restriction despiteSen. Richard (Dick) Stone, left, and Dr. Earl Well ;it, president of 'cemtnole County College, talk appeals trom %Iihlen. Harriett claims he would be C responpolitics at the Chamber of Connneree's Personality Breakfast this m.rnlng. sibleif the waiver resuited in an accident. - Greene said he tanned to talk with VihI todat. a . en Meanwhile Sanford City N -. Knowles has sent to City Attorney Vernon Mizea 1974 memo from previous —U--.'. ARF ARF ARF ARF . r I Iferald Photo By Gordon Williamson) DO \OLJ WANT TO MAKE A SALE OR MDT' 'LI tir by Stoffel& llelhndahl MADE FER THAT tf tht Lite Fire Marshal's office sass he supflit (ttre( ports the refusal of Sanford Chief George Harriett to waive minimum provisions regulating door widths in the Seminole County jail. ' ..t' S-F*I S 141* Watenorks according to Dale L.acco says the cit's growth 4)bituirie', 5k Dale said the county's "not rate doesn't warrant the pur. Sports 6Oh,c. WAY TO BEAT THE HEAT ncessanly opposed' to the chase, but Council Chairman Televistoti 28 city's taking over the utility, Edith Duerr says many Women 'B heads were turned over to city 1974 level of $37,512,074. Among the budgets submitted Mark t.'all, 10, of 305 South Sunland Drive, Sanford, finds thereli but tk ,, a id tile county just apartment complexes and Included in tile 165 million to cotincil members ov-~r the more U, in one way to beat the Wplu3 degree heat that's been council members Saturday. %% EATIIER wants to be sure of tile -ground hollies are almotst finished and The submissions did not in. figure is more than $11 million weekend was one from Percy tnterrup'd only slightly over the past few days by intermittentrules." Yesterdays high ; over, will son need additional Setclude the official funding in new consLruction in the city White, chairman of the tAnd showers. ~'&Iher than drink his can of soda pop, Mark pol.1tely Meanwhile, city officials last vices wWch will strain the city's tignt low O.N. Itainjaji "a~j requests from Public Safety during the 1974 year, Planning Agency, the city's dumps It o "r his head. l'ernpt'ratures here yesterday soared UP week approved a $2-million capacity. inches. According to the law, the $11 new designation for its planning to 92 degrees Wore leveling oft at 65 overnight. (Herald Photo DIrctor Doug Keller for the (For th't:zih d t:d by bond sale. The money from the A [IiVtik investment firm, ,,million plus in new construction and 7onirij, board. police and fire departrnent. Gordon %i-illia,'iconm page S-At lind salt' will lx' used to put- lIar'&'y- Hennan (' - l-t - .- - '-, -;T4 • -.,, I. =, 11 •, - •* il. 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I 671h Year, No, 296—Friday, August 1, 1975 -t Two Elderly 'Home' Residents To Be Relocated By BOB LLA)Yl) Herald Stall Writer During j Thlus IG SA\/EmYOURnBUDGET SALE! I )Yith tiw hc4fr&g hand You can Do 2s photographer to tour her residence, Mrs. Kenny has been summoned to Seminole County Court on Aug. 8 on the license A 54-year-old Chuluota woman, accused of operating a convalescent home without a license, said two of the four remaining elderly persons at her residence were to be relocated elsewhere today by relatives and that she has plans to remodel her residence and put It up for sale. Mrs. Mary W. Kenny, 54, of 21 Overlook Dr., Chula Vista, (huluotAi, Made the disclosures yesterday after inviting it Herald reporter and I I violation charge. Sheriff's deputies served the summons Wednesday. County Health Department officials visited the Kenny residence Monday after a complaint was lodged by State Atty. Abbott Herring's office. Herring's office became involved after sheriff's deputies ifl(I County Medical Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay started a probe last Friday into the unattended I LIGHT BULBS U &taw. f IN. FT. .01 Q 7104 3/8" DRILL — — HOMEWOOD Formed PoSt F d EACH -.. Double insulated. Perfect for COUNTER TOPS SYLVANIA homeowner or shop use. White Sparkle or Gold Leather finish. 6', 8', 10' or 12'. Add 3.25 for right or left mitre cut. vg. Retail in. t.. ..... .. 50 ; -) IT— I ' g - . - VJ - - . - 1 Reg. Price (ea.) .........22c 9. UNFINISHED FURNITURE pGAL. FAINTS MOPACOUO 019 Exterior latex paint in white and decorator colors. W SQ. Reg. Price... 29.59 Mopacote Acrylic HOUSE PAINT HouseW_ Encyclopedia Bookcase Model 93736. Interfoam cushion vinyl flooring. 12' width six designs. Three-Drawer Desk Model 90336. Reg. Ptice(sq. yd.) .....2.88 Reg. Price... 39.95 Reg. Price (gal.) ........7.98 Prof Inished LAUAN PANELING HIIiiIIlMlJlIflIfflhIJI1111111 i I! M TI111TIL — STUDS EACH \McJin UI 1111 Iiuikhngs — Harriett, in writing the 14- 14-points the state fire mar- we are in direct violation of life safety codes thus, relieving the point plan and early this week point plan, originally included shal s iffict in.i> not grant safety, codes Vihien said county of any liability. A 14 filed his report to county ofthe need for widening the waiver (in the door widths, Following the June 9 Jail fire pointplan was written by the ficiab By refusing to grant any corridor doors, but after con The memo also as signed b county and city fire and He cites 32 deficiencies in the which killed 11 persons u waivers on state life safety (erring with iotmt> officials, hr" Prevention Officer J F jail, nine of which are covered ommtssion requested the citybuilding officials codes, local officials may have the point was left out because of Poose> and Building Official county and state fire entities to Two weeks ago, Robert in the 14-point plan However, prevented the return of the cost Invoked Bill Braceland Inspect and on Johnson chief inspector of the officials agree that the major report prisoners to the Seminole Harriett told commissioners If we move the prisoners requirements necessary to state fire marshals office point is the widening ofcorridor County Jail, thus closing down when they were approving the hack in. it means we recognize bring the Jail within state life toured the jail, reviewed the 14- doors to the 28-inch code the facility, requirement. County Commission ChairJoe McCluan county fire man inspector, also replied to the EaE: Johnson'b report in a memo to 16 Demand To 8,6001 -' - EACH Al I (UlI1l IJl I t Ui/I SHEET STORAGE 7' x 10' inside dimensions. ) BUILDING Antique gold and white. 2" x 4" x 8' Reg. Price ...........139.95 # 3 pine studs for many home projects. 4mm x 4' x 8' in light, Reg. Price (ea.) .........65c medium or dark i Reg. Pricc(shcc:) ....... 3.& — - AUCO lj(j (• I I Lim Uid After today, talks will legally should be made by letter to PERC and both teams would be at Impasse. have to agree to continue at the As teacher-School BoardHowever, Harry Pelley, the table. negotiations entered the last board's chief negotiator, and Were going to meet next legal day today, the Seminole School Supt. Bud Layer have Education Association (SEA) the option of asking the Public week. We have to meet next dropped its beginning salary Employe Relations Corn- week," Rosenthal said. demand to $8,) yeirly. misior. I'ERC) for mere time. st:. ud SEA iwiLs SEA is ritco 'witing Ass.. SEA's top spokesman, Steve HaITIS to explain to both teams School Supt Roger Harris to the bargainirg table to explain Rosenthal, this morning said he what's "affordable." the 1975-76 budget and what the felt negotiations will continue The latest SEA proposal of school system can afford to pay past tomorrow's deadline which $8,600 would cost taxpayers an teachers. is set by law. By law, a request additional $1.7 million, Next year's projected operating budget is slightly more than $37 million. UTILITY 4tanokpo CLAMP LAMP re'" , Inside Sunda -- PANEL CLEANER Belly Dancers Coming 1 7RR WW EACH -• Delivers burst of water that stimulates, soothes and massages your whole body. 20910 wall mount. . EACH CAN Reg P,,ce(ea.) ........18.88 Cleans, renews, ft es stains, 20920 Personal Shower ' Req. P'/c' ............28.88 ' Scottys Sate Price ____ ft Reg. Price (can) ........1. 79 I Perez To Take On Vincent adjustable reflector and cord. A2340-006-00. . . Sanford's Victor "Taro" Perez laces the biggest fight of his life Tuesday at the Orlando Sports Stadium when he lakes on arch-rival Joey Vincent of Orlando. Watch for Herald 8odng Writer LouIsSapsis'previewof the light on the sports pages of the Sunday Edition of The Herald, Reg. Price .............3.47 . . .27M8 INDEX SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 1 thru 14 with the, lielping hand of YOU CAN [4) ,C); IT Af. "")URSELF! Al IA Around Th-. Clock 48 Bridge Calendar ---------SA .,..,.. 2.311 Classified Comics ............... 48 Crossord ------28 4A Editorial THt IN111411ANKC-ARt) 700 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD PH:323-4700 All the sensuous mystique of the Middle Fast comes Seminole County — In the shapely form of belly dancing. Rt-ad about the Seminole County lasses who are proving able students of this dance art form, Page IC, Women's Section. A Dear Abby Horoscope ...........28 hospital .............5A .........SA Obituaries ..........18 Sports Television ...........20 8A Women 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS • c..4.( 00 SATURDAY I Yesterday's high 87. Overnight low 18. Rainfall was .39 Inches, Partly ekudy through tomorrow with a chance of thundershowers. Highs near 90, Lows in the low to mid , 40s. Mostly southeast winds 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 20 to rent through tomorrow, Complete details and tides ure on Page 5-A. _ At present, teachers start at $7,800 in Seminole County. The Pelley team has offered teachers a $200 cost-of-living adjustment which would raise salaries all the way up the line. But SEA feels the county can af ford more than $200. ___ " •II1 •_•• !. .. :•• - . J' ..SOL By El) PRICK ETT Herald Staff Writer 4710 (Continued On Page 3-A) Won't Be Waived SEA Lowers Salary P ii folks living at her residence were watched and cared for around-the-clock by herself, her 28-year-old daughter Elaine and two other women. She said there had been regular visits to the residence In the past by a visiting nurse from the Orlando Navy Training Center and by Dr. C. W. Lindsey, a Goldenrod osteopath. Dr. Harks told reporters that Dr. Lindsey told him that he had visited the residence ;Il)Prxui iateiv once a month corridor door widths, would "only recommendations.' "virtually close down the . > GI F..NN MctASLANL) each official as ..expecting lleriid Doug Romine, public 7Seminole County Jail for good. Vihien and Sheriffs departHerald Staff Writer copies to study." Harling said legal staff relations spokesman for ment Sgt. Elmer Avenel both Sanford Fire Chief George The grand jury wound up its members had been alerted to Wainwriitht. said the rorm'. riA tA.... ok.. ; --&UQrr4aH thi. ,tnI, ,g,p.A ----- --- -------u'u .. ""' "ni.wii,,,s """ '" -LI IUV&ULg ,fl.1 Ulu .; ;rm Top state officials — in- probe and returned as report watch for the report and tions chief had not received a doors, would be "major cona memo to Vihien stating that cluding Gov.Reubin Askew forward it to Gov. Askew" Tuesday morning to Cu- int copy report, but the struction" and — . (ustI) all 32 points of a state fire have not received copies of aJudge A J Hosemann who soon as possible llarling also agency would -like to Ste one.0-4; Johnson repolls sevtral of the . marshals report must be grand jury report concerning promptly ordered the report had a staff member call --, . . Mr. Wainwright 's secrethr> doors measure less than 28 complied with and any the June 9 fire at the Seminole sealed. Informed sources close Seminole County authorities hasn't received the rt',rt nor inches 'deviatlons or ecepUoas to County jail in which 11 persons to the Investigation indicated a yesterday to inquire about the ha his invesiigath staff;' theas rqdremetits ahall be j vthlen today tte" t' j repor and learned that it short time later -' tt — 1(tj nine said e will be to schedule > '?' wit: ifl recognized by Seminole Cty Spokeama* for Askew, Snevin awl Wainwriit wore not r.a for the gose'--'r or OtfiCisti • I' .. . . as violations of state Laws and Attorney General Robert among thaw to r!celve copies see yet." a ' Wainwright was out of possibility of a wal safet'j requirements and that Shevin and Department of of the jurya findings. ba&d --on "I am certain, however, that Tallahassee und could not * "hardship" use A the local municipal officials Corrections Chief IllT Louis ' *No. the Governor has not considering the fact 11 persons reached IT 'S II J Fill Dl EASY FiJ 1 personally, but cot On Wide thedoors. d by have no authority to waiver any Wainwright confirmed that received a copy of the report as died in the fire, Gov. Askew will Routine pointed out that any , Sti-year-old John Dougherty of Sanford plays the outfield the copies of the report had not of late today iyesterday)," want to be made aware of the incident inside a corrections . Unless I can negotiate a easy %ay — perched In his fa%orite tree. It only takes a short of these requirements." "You can live in a place with reached them late yesterday, %laurice F. flarling, Askew's grand jury's findings. You can't center — such as a county jail waiver from the ci!y of Sanford, lunge to grab a fly ball that comes his way. (Herald Photo by a violation, but it is still a three days after the grand jury chief counsel, said in a sweep away those 11 deaths." it virtually closes the Seminole Gordon Williamson) deficiency," Harriett said. completed its probe, and that telephone interview with The Ilarling said. ( Continued On Page 3-Ai County Jail (r good," he said. EACH YOUR CHOICE continuous "parade" of investigators and representatives of State agencies visiting her home. As she showed Herald representatives around the red brick house and the surrounding one-acre lot, Mrs. Kenny noted tha'. some pet pigs, cats and (logs "have been disposed of" after she received a list of things she should do from Health I)epartmnt officials. According to the county zoning office, the Chula Vista subdivision is ioned .\-1 agricultural. Mrs. Kenny said the elderly State Awaits Jury Report VINYL SHEET GOODS ELP Codes resided at the house over the undisclosed number of years. She said her residence "isn't a nursing borne and has never been proclaimed to be a nursing home." Mrs. Kenny said the elderly persons "aren't asked for money, but if their families want to help out, fine." She referred other questions to an attorney. "Anyone is welcome to visit this house," she said. "The doors are never locked." She said since the investigation into Hankinson's death started there has been a By MICK IA)CHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer . ,.J -- 60, 75 or 100 watts. Reg. Price (ea.)........12.99 i facilit) must iieet state st.andarth and be licensed if more than two persons not related to the owner or manager by blood or marriage are cared for at the facility. The law provides for Health Department officials to take injunctive court action on violations of the law. Mrs. Kenny said she'd taken in elderly persons "for years" to help their relatives and wasn't aware that she was violating the law. She duclifled, due to the pending court case, however, to say how many persons had Off icials May Close Jail For Good 4 LL€J EACH death of 82-year-old Walter T. Itankinson, who was living at the Kenny residence with his 80year-old wife, Effie. A sheriff's office spokesman declined any comment on the Uankinson death investigation, saying it is still active. No cause of his death has been revealed by authorities, County Health Department Director Dr. O.l. Harks said Mrs. Kenny has been mailed a certified letter ordering her to "cease and desist" in operating the unli'mst'd facility ''within 14 calendar days." Officials said understate law Fire Safety Inside Frosted $1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ___ - . . • :" , : -' -' ft - -, '.' •- -. Anit.ial Welfare Officer Bruce (larke and two horses found wandering loose In Seminole County. Herald Photo by 11111 Vincent Wa rn ing Keep Loivestock In Pens S?Iiiif101C County livestock Vinton said the sheriff's costs about $40 a month to kt'p the complaint, which will ho lirniation with the state atOV*flCIS today' were warned to department and Animal Wel- a hors2 and many people can't referred to the detective torney to obtain arrest of the keep cattle and horses penned fare Officer Bruce Clarke were afford this. So, they are putting division, owner. "We don't know what the up or face a possible fine or jail beginning a campaign to halt their cows and horses out to --- A case number will be "We doa't want to do this, t crying isall about. They (school term, or both. the freeing of animals on road- graze, but not checking fences. assigned to each impounded the deputy on patrol has niur.' officials) shouldn't be crying," wiys in the county. The nest thing they know the animal and a letter of impound- to do than chase animals 1 r Sheriff's Sgt. W. A. Vinton Rosenthal said. "We are going to get very animal or animal! are out on ment will be mailed to the people unwilling to fix fenc issued the warning after dePelley reiterated his earlier puties spent much of yesterday tough on this problem," Vinton the road, causing traffic owner as soon as the cost of and keep stack correctls. transportation and mileage is Vinton said. stand that $200 is the board's rounding up large animals said. "Criminal cnarges will be Problems." Vinton said that every' effort received from the animal Fees for pickup and stora top offer, found finning kkSe on county' filed against persons not cooperating. would be made to contact tae control center. Copies of the of annuals cre listed L) "We don't tant an unsound roadways. Clarkesaid that the animal owner of impounded animals, letter will be sent to the animal Vinton as $10 per pickup, per financial system," SEA's Susan Under Florida statutes, own control office had handled 80 but after a "normal period of officer and after three days the animal: 14 cents per mile, per Smith said. She said board ers of livestock found to allow animals since the county time" the unclaimed livestock animal officer Is instructed to animal for transportation, and negotiators claim they don't animals to run at large or stray enacted a control ordinance in will be sold at auction. notify the sheriff's office if the $2.50 per day, per animal for know enough about budgeting "upon the public roads" may be December. lie reported that Vinton outlined the following owner has been in to pick up the care. to explain what can and cannot found guilty of it misdemeanor most of thesc were cows, animal control policy: animal or make arrangenints Clarke said that most animal be done, and fined $500, jailed for 6od.ays returned by deputies to the - A deputy during routine for its return, owners come in to pick up the owner right on the scene, but patrol finds livestc.k running at If the owner fails, or livestock and pay the ft-es, Thus the reason for SEA's or both. six unclaimed many flIIiCS "the deputy was large. He will make a general relList-s, to redeem the animal, causing the shelter to break "We have inviting Harris to the table. horses at the animal control left holding the horse" because complaint, Including a corn- the case will be turned over to even. However, hi! said many Harris is the chief financial center now," Vinton said. there had been no one to claim plete physical description of the the civil division for advertising times animals are kept for long officer for the county's 36 teanimal. "There were seven yesterday. h animal, including color, marks and possible sale at public periods of time and are sold at schools. The upkei.'p of the animaLs and "In the past two weeks, we or brands, injuries and sex. The auction. The owner will again auction causing a loss to the A source says Pelley will the time deputies are spending have exper[.'nced more coin- deputy will seek the owner be notified to appear within five center. offer two additional days of away, fr'imn routine patrol while plaints about loose animals before the animal is impound- days to be given a court sum• "But we try to dispose of the negotiations. After that, the rounding these animals up is than ever before," Clarke said. ed. If the animal is impounded, moos for violation of Florida animals without having to put two teams will be at impasse, costing the taxpayer a great ' - Part of this stems from the the owner's name, address and State Statute 588.2-4. Failure to any to sleep. This is not our econo'nir conditions because it phone number will be )lCed on appear will result n filin' f in. (irpe''.'' rt:irke said. demtl of money the source said -- -- �- ___j_r__ - - ' -i. '..........'r --.-.'.'- P1 A—EvenlngHeraIdSanford,FI. Frlday,Aug. 1 7S i. i I egai IIOTICU - 111 tngiisn tsrates NA11ON IN BRIEF War Declared On Mosquitoes JACKSON, Miss. I AP - Health officials have declared war on the mquito in M cicippi in an attempt to peevent further outbreaks of a strain of sleeping sickness that h.is killed 11 persons in the last month Cases have been reported in counties around the state. An outbreak of epidenuc peoportions has occurred in the area of Greenville, a city of 40,000 in a cottongrowing area along the MLc-cippi River delta. We anticipate spadic occirences across the state and me deaths, but e should start seeing mprovement sxm," said Di. Durward Btakey of the state Health Board. Sance June 24, officiaLs ha ii'nfirrnd or suspect 103 cases of the St. Louis strain of the disease, which causes irilamation of the brain and central rrvous sytem that resiits in apithy and smzio!ence. There is r known cure Ix the virus, which is carried from birds to man by nqui tC An epidnuc ws declared atxut two weeks ago n the area of Greenville, where 8 deaths and 67 cases have been Miami, Washington Safe' WASHINGTON AP) - New government crime statistics suggest that Miami and Washington may be two of America's safest big cities. The study, conducted in 1973 and spased by the Law Eofcrcement Assistance Administration, showed that those cities had the lowest propertion of mine victims of the 13 cities surve}ed The repxt. made public Thursday, was tased on Census Bureau polling conducted in about 9,O) thldsd 1,S3busiriessesuieachcity. In addition to Miami and Washington, the urveyed cities were Baton, Qncinnati, Houston, Milwaukee, Muiieapolis, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, San Diego, San Francisco, iffalo, N.Y., and Oakland, Calif. San Francisco and Mioneapolis emerged with the highest crime victimizatjcn rates. The study is part of the LEAA's continuing efft to measixe the nation's mine rate by polling a scientilkally selected sample of dtixer about their own experiences with mine. Previous LEAA studies have shown there Is two to three times the amount of mine than incidents repotled to police. Unemployment Still Up II WASHINGTON IAP - The latest unemployment figres are expected to show that the nation's high jobless rate is continuing, but the auto industry says business is bng up. Gorernnit economists sa1 in advance of rele of the July flgur5 today that the true rate of w*ip(kymexd In ecuxziiy renins about L9 per cent. The $&ess Mayaaapost-WorldWarlid9perceit. It as 1.6 per I in June. Homti, government analysts said that statistical qtñrks dist1ei1 the figures and that the ue jobless rate in both montha was about 1.9 per cent. Julius hiskin, comnoner of the Bixuu of Labor &atistics. told a conçeuia1 *neI last month that he expected "real improvement" in the employment tntion soon. Asked if Pr meant in the autumn, üskth said, "The best I can do is soon." Tobacco Crops Burned DARLINGION, S. C. (AP 1—A quiet but tAtt gr of Ilington Coonty farmers base burned nearly 6,C potmds of tobact'o to protest the low peices their crops are bringing on the rnmrket. The apparently low-grade leaf was doused with diesel fuelandputtothetorthlateThlay asaquietgrvupof about 50 farmers aid their families watched. Jinuny Galloway, who donated 1,000 pounds of leaf to thebirning,sül "Wejustthoikwegcga rawdealfrvrn Seaeta But" he 15 per cent Iixiease in allotments Ills year was siewed by the farmers as a way to lower the price of tohacco on the mar. a "I don't kmw of any farmer ' çutp of farmers that ip.rt.s this increase," Galloway said. Grocery Bills Increase By lifE ASSOCIATED PRESS Higher pces fot a wide raige of fxi items biked up the family grtery blU during July. an Associated Press markettasket aune shows. 1 bill went up in more of the cities sirveyed than in any month since last Novuther. The survey fiiidus cofndded with the aimouncement Thursday that prices paid to farns r 3 per cent from June 15 to July 15. 'flare were üalicatic*w that we of the increases already base showed op at tie supermarket arid otts are on their way to coiuners. The AP drew up a random l of 15 coinmody purchased loud and nonfocad itesns, decked the price at one soperrrartet in each of 13 cities on Mardi 1, 1973, axl has rechecked on or about the start of each succeeding month. Search Continues DARIEN, Ga. AP, — Frustrated searchers rezie their wuk taay, hoçAng the marshes rear Sapelo Island EU yield a due to 11* whereabouts of a miiçpg airplar aid its fist oCalpantL McIntosh County Deputy Jininy Amerson said Thwiay that searchers would scan lb..' area in a low-f]in heluccçter wh1e authorities y t'. borrow sonar equipment from the Nas to probe Sapelo Soond off tie soust Grgia coaa 'l'he helicopter is gonig to fly very low or tie I,Iv1, aid_rn thes to!e if we can linda lixth broken (na tee or aiy kind of cite," Ameriort said. Intelligence Budget Secret WASHING1t)N (API — Preent Fords budget officer will refuse to tell tIe Hoise irddligeice ciuittee tie tntal annual c of U. intelligence operatiom, cornrr.ittce members say. of the panel say they have heard c figures between b billion and 19 billion but that Budget Director Jan T. L)lm in testth*xty prepared for delivery today refuses to doae the Isgire publicly. I &I.!.... I. Dill III%if!A ________________ Money Experts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, UTILITIES IOARD FLORIDA Notice of P&IIc Hearing CASE NO. S.$4.CAOf.E The Board Of County Corn mnioners of Seminole county HEIEN( M PETERMAtd and Sitting as the Seminole County HAROLD C BUCHAt4 Platntilfs. LjflhiVin Board will hold a publiC hearing in the County Commission 1 eivironmental services wasservedonAprilfl.NOwOrk didn't do it deliberately," Chamberi of the Seminole County KOSCOT INTERPLANETARY, ByM1CKI.O('HRIDGE iuC . et al. Courthci.is, Sanford, Florida director said yesterday. has teen done since then. Dale Johnsun said. Herald Staff Writer Auguif. of Two road_s — Oxford and Tuelday, the 17th day The utility firm, earlier this said. NOTICEOFIALE 17S. •t 7,00 P.M. q as James Johnn, the firm's Winston — were damaged when theIIt' as posSible, to establish TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Maitland Utilities Inc. will be year, was cited with numerous YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED allowed to resume Installation county vio ions for Installing president, told the County the utility firm's work crews the calendar year fl Gross of a 300.-foot force main line the pipe without perimis. Work Commission Tuesday in public were laying pipe fran the lift Receipts Tai Rate utility that under POwer in a revenues frOmfor theprivate unincorporated matter nowthe perJlnQ 'n otheiale Circuit through English Estates sub- was initially ordered stopped on heartig that the action, without station on Oxford Drive to areas of Seminole County. Florida. COUrt c' Seminole County, State of division once county and state April 18 by Dale's office. proper permits, was "an tin- transfer sewage to the city of pursuant to Sect,on ill. Ruin and Florida, pursuant to a Final Decree the ifl Foreclosure in the above styled Regulations Governing Maitland's utility plant agencies approve the con- However, the firm resumed proper move. Regulation of Public Water and C*U5. signed the 30th day Of July. Dale said 'We are in violation. But, we struction. Bill Dale. county work and another halt order Sewerage Syitemt in Scminole 1975. the undersigned clerk will offer f0 sale at public auction to thC stalled less than 700 feet of the County. Florida hiQhCSl bidder for cash. on the Board of County tine before work was stopped. Courthouse jt front steps of thl Commissioners Seminole County Courthouse. He said the company must Sidney 1. Vihlari. )r. Semlrole County. Florida. on th receive approval from the state Chairman 13th day of August. 1975. at 1100 I)epartment of Environmental Attest: a,m • a prce4 of land described as Regulation and county en- Arthur ClerkH Beckwlth. Jr. VirOluflental services. Pi.butj )uly, Aug I, S. Ii. 1975 ' ENHIBIT'A" Utility Attorney Ned WoolJotk DEP ii FICTiTIOUSNAME was instructed by the cornS ThCW1,OfthePdE'mottheNW'4 Notice s hereby given that I am (Less the 5 fl fe'eti and thC SW '4 of mission to find out MSIUS.IId _____ engaged in butrits at 3111 Ceceila 30 feet) and Utilities can be forced to repair Drive. Apopha 37703. Seminole the NW'i (Lets the'OI S the P4W ', the F ' of the NW thA tñ pt,4e (,Af.. ...,,, ,,., Section 36. 1 O1*'fl%n p j I 0U In. A 23-year-old Sanford man ______________________ nam.ODESIGUUNLIMITED,and Range 30 East 4 was jailed by police early today ?ht I intend to regster Said name LESS From the .E corner of the Legal Notice of CrCU Cou". P4W 11* P4W Qf ct.on 36. and acctind of attempting to _________________ Seminole County, Florida in ac Township 21 SOuth, Ran.je 30 East burglarize the residence of C04'daflCew)IPI the provisions the run P4nrih I itegree 76' 10" West SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF shenfrs 'ice squad 1.1. R Fitltiotjs Name Statutes To Wit COUNTY COMMISSIONERS f line of sad P4W NOIiCC of Public Huring Section 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. NW'. o distance 017$) 6 feet to Ii s' Parker. , 5: Frank C DiPeolo The Board of County Corn roint of ginnir'Q, continue then.e Sanford Police Patrolman missioners of Seminole County. Pjbti5J1 Ju'y 25. Aug 1. S. 15. 1775 NorTh 1 degree 26' 10" WeSt ak'j Lews Coomba and R. A. McInFlOel4a,willhoid a public hearing to OF 117 saidEati Ilneof said NW 4 of P4W ' 4 cunsider a reguest to conduct a trr reported y .distanceof1011fe,tmOreO(ltSstO row pit operation in an Al IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND the NE corner of said P4W i of NW MIct1ael Wayne Pennington, 23 SEMINOLE Agriculture Zone on the oItOwInQ FOR COUNTY, '., thence run Westerly along the of 708L Second SI, Sanfotc, described property: FLORIDA. pp line of said P4W 1 f NW "4 a E "of the NE '4 Cl Section 3670 CASE NO. 751S47CA04F just alter midnight while the Patrolman Steven D. Harriett Ea,stbrook Boulevard, south distance of 400 feet thence South 1 degree 26' 10" East parallet to the suspect "was attempting to said thieves pried open a dour Seminole, was burglarized and 79 leSS S CL Railroad R Wand less In Re: the Ma.rlaqe Of R.W for roads. arid; the SE '4Cl SE LUTHER ElDEL. East line of said NW 4 of NW 4 enter through the front dzor' at at the building to gain access to a $150 citizens band radio stolen , of 5j 73 7079, Seminole Petitioner, distance of 1043 fees more or lets to a Parker's 112 Holly Avenue the freezer and hauled away a while the auto was paried in a County, Fla. less tie Norm 195 test and point South U degrees 33' 70" West and eta S C i- Railroad R W F D IT H M SE' DEL. 100 feet from the point of beg inning. residence. quantity of canned goods plus driveway at the residence. Further detcrib.d as Esst of Rrspden! , eP4orthNdegref'533'70"Eas' •' Pennington was booked at whole chickens, 15 pounds of Lee N. Anderson, 6t Tersa Markham WoOds Road. West Cl II NOTICE OF ACTION fef to the point of beginning county jail on $5,300 bond on hamburger meat, an eight- Court, Hidden Estates, an NOIIPIOI E. E. Williamson Road. TO EDITH M SEIDEL This public hearing will be Mid In R 0 P40 1. Boz 717 charges of attempted breaking pound beef roast and 16 reported to the sheriff's departDATED this 30Th day of July, 1975 ?Pi County Commission Chambers R'adI.ig. Pennsytvenia (Sealt ad entenn of a dwelling, packages of hotdogs. merit that a 14-year-old Stagthe Saord. FIr, YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED A,tpjr BeckwtP, Jr rgt prowling, trespassing and Police were also in- horn fern valued at $150 was on August 19, 1915, at 700 P M. or hat a P?ition for Dissolution of Clerk of the Circuit Court as SoOfl hereafter as DOtaibIf Marriage haS been fild agansI tou disorderly conduct, according vestigating the reported theft of stolen from her front porch. By: Cecelia V Eki'rn Board of County by your husband, LUTHER As Deputy Clerk 31 'flinex watches, valued at to jail records. Two men were reported being Commissioners SF1 DEL. arid you are regu red isIr Aug 1, 1975 Sanford police today were in- $430, from the apartment of held lii County jail trday without S.rnnoIe County. Florida serve a copy Cl your written DEQ 3 defenses to the Petition. If mv. to By' 54 VOiiei. Jr.. vestigating a burglary at Cam Wayne Ellis, 2580 Ridgewood bond on violation of probation Chafrman said sction on Michael 0. ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED munity Action's Head Start Ave., Sanford. charges, Jail records listed Attest Chium4fito. Esa. fPie Peqiticx'w'r's BIOS: Center, 518 S. Palmetto Ave., Sheriffs deputies reported menasVernonR.ayWagncr,, A.rtpjr Pt, BeckwiTh. Jr attorney. whota address is Post INVITATION TO lID: NotCe 5 Office Boi 441, FIagIe'r Beech. Pi,rebygiiientoOeneralContrac?srs and the theft of $148 in meats today that an auto belonging to Sanford; and Alfred White, 2, Pvblish. Aug 1. 1975 FlOrIda 32036. On or before Sep ttiat the District School Board of I DEQ _________________________ from a freezer. Philip J&in Commodario, 1€99 of Oviedo. IN BRIEF Changes 2nd iime By JANE CASSELBERRY interested ui the yOUth shelter SChOOLt he older boys have and offered use of the "ky summer jobs and have Herald Stall Wrfttr The Bc*rd of Directors of Sky King" Label, established savings accounts. An attempt at large scale Even the younger boys do yard King Youth Ranch Inc. voted last night to clianee its nan to mailings seeking support work, according to Lvrid. , outside the Central Florida semi Youm Lynd said if tadilities were According to Canton Henley. area failed to bring in an- available at the ranch they president of the board, ""mis ticipated response, but "Sky have requests to take dethicn was made not only to King" promoted several events times as many youngsters as designed tO benefit the ranch. are DOW ID residence. eliminate confusion of with a national organization, such as tennis and golf tow-Req-jests cane fran all the United States, lie said, but but also because we wish to neys. In order to expand his youth they have limited those acwThe board tavors a national ranch concept to areas In the cepted to Central Florida.. A few concept as advocated by actor country that did not have a emergency cases have Kirby (Y King) Grant, but youth shelter, Grant chartered (Torn Orange and VoM.i. but wishes to devote Its entire ef- Sky King Youth Ranches of 85 to 90 per cent of forts to the support of the local America, Inc., which, although youngsters are from S1i11ok ranch located on SR 419, winter separate from the local County, be added. Sprir.gi., accvrdir.g to Henley. organization, czused some Primarily the boys are not confusion among supporters. delinquent but children in This is the second Years of efforts to get the of a borne. The child must want change for the youth facility chartered in 1%9 as a non-profit project off the ground to stay and ther, has been only interdenominational institution culminated In the dedication one runway in for the rehabilitation of and opening of the first cottage the shelter opened. troubled last September. delinquent or Lynd said there is a big need f,g. gjg.ij Located on a 21..cte wooded for juveniles. Originally known as the site, the facilities presently plication has been made to a Seminole /ijj yj1 accommodate 13 full-time boys foundation far funding an ad(SAYS) the board of directors arid one who stays &tng the ditional cottage. voted Last August to change the day, plus cottage parents, He said the Youth Ranch is narr4e to "Sky King Youth according to the executive sdfering from tie summer Ranch" in ceder to gain wider director Jim Lynd. slump and is "hurting for The staff also Indudes relief soppoct" It will continue 10 be acceltance and a financial suxxt base, parents and Mrs. Carolyn a non-profit organization After moving to Sernirvik Grant (Kirby's wife), the supported solely by ii serrt$ry.feceptiailst. County, CraM —. tnibutions of from private long running Sky King Tie youngsters range from donations, civic clubs and television series became ages 9-17 and attend local churches in tie area, he said. CISIS By A. 0. Jones Deputy 01st S PuOliSh Jury 1$, 7$. Aug. 1, 1. 197S CEP 107 6 PIlinSfI, o..en to SiiBsntr*c1sri mat 4 Three people have been arORLANDO (API rested in the slaying of the postmistress of a small Central Florida town, police say. Police said Glen Herman, 21, of Plant City was arrested Thursday in Columbus, Ga., after being stopped and questioned by an officer making a routine check. Officials said postal authorities began steps to return Herman to Orlando. A nationwide alert was issued for Herman earlier Thursday following the arrest of Thomas Brunson, 23, of Winter Garden and an unidentified 17-year-old girl on charges of robbery and first.degree murder. The charges stem from the murder July 21 of Lot-a me N. Smith, longtime postmistress at the tiny post office serving 900 resIdents of Gotha in western Orange County. Police said she was shot in the back of the head during the robbery, which netted about $300. - ._,_ 4' ._ ' Lobster Ban $ To Hoffa Investigated _ -'.-. - IWfa, 62, has not been seen Grezmer said. "We àxi't IIKC Weàxsday. when Pu ear have any firsthand kmwlece was found abandoned in a park- of a actiechiled meeting between ing lot. These was no evidence Mr. Holla and Mr. Giacslc9e. of violence, but Grenuier said But we have Ills ret to that "You always lave to cuisider effect. We're going to contact fail play, cawidesing Hofla's him today. We're gtng to a f the relief demarid 'ttS I the or pj$Pt WITNESS my P$andandtpies..lof Said Court on My Y)d. 1975 ISEAL) AflP, H Jr Ckvt Of The Cwcut Ct B,' Joy $'oet Dewifis Clerk DEPtit ç,t, 75. Aug 1, 5, 15 P975 ($a) Arthur H $ICk*iffi, Jr Clerk of the Circit Cyrt By Etame RiCP,44'ol Deputy Cirt C'ec.ld S Ru?becg, E1g'ire P.O Be.. 977 -- Càtae)*rr,. Florida 377w Aftanue, tar Pttfl.iO.ui' PC4i A,Iy II. 7$. Aug I, I. P975 Cl the Board Doted this 7th dly of July, 1973 TrsE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY s Mr R 6 "Sue' Feather. Cria4rrnsn 5- Mr Witliamn P Layer. SupifinitciONit Pubilt), Jtty I 75 Aug 1 19?5 NASSAU, Bahamas 'API — A ban or, the harvesting of spiny lobsters by foreign fishermen In 100,0(Y) square miles of the Bahama Banks goes into effect today, Bahamian officials said. The U.S. Coast Guard warned Florida fishermen Thursday not to violate the new law, which Is expected to reduce the activities of many Miami-based Cuban exiles who depended on the lokters for their livelihoods. Meanwhile, Bahamian officials said Thursday that the US, and Bahamian governments will begin talks here Aug. 13 on fishing rights in 50, 000 square miles of the area. No mention was made of the balance of the area under dispute. Turner Claims Harrassment ' of 30 calendar d.$yl 5ubsevrst Ia th Opening of Bid's without the Consent .. . . . .- .' . ___ financial experts the Jot, of balancing the budget. prepared budget proposal, it would expedite the budget ...- \ 5 ' . ., ' Promoter Glenn Turner says TAMPA (AP) against him are a fat-rn of "political criminal charges harrassrnent" stenuning from his refusal t give $200,000 to former President Nixon's reelection campaign. In a motion filed Thursday in federal court here, Turner asked U.S. District Judge W Terrell hodges to dismiss a 14-count indictment charging him with mail fraud and conspiracy. Turner, five of his associates and tlto of his companies are scheduled to stand trial on the charges Monday. A similar trial last year in Jacksonville ended in i.itstnlal hen the Jury c'ouldnt reach il Vtl'(liCt. '— 4 ic - 41 ' .. . - •-'. r -• review Items in the general Underwood and the OMAE Fund budget. staff, in compiling and Vihlen said yesterday he analyzing the budget requests, planned to discuss with board detailed a "basic budget" members the possibility of which provided for day-to-day assigning the Office of operating costs in the county. Management Analysis and By leaving tile "basic Evaluation (OMAE) and budget" up to the OMAE staff, himself the responsibility of it would leave the comrn balancing the budget within the inissioners "free to work on 5.34 millage certified millage new and expanded county SHOP OPENS rate, j)rogralns," Underwood said, Commissioners will Ilave to lie said the commission still DOWNTOWN lop off more than $4-million would have to approve from a total of more than $22. basic budget.'' - ' ,.t .1 . ' .. Ii 4 1 . . I ' ' - ' . '.,,"". . i ____________________ . , 4, 4" ) . ' . - I)owntown Sanford's newest business, Sam's Portion Meats, had its grand opening ceremon1e .csterday at 118 South Palmetto Ave. (in hand for the uipeiiing were, from left: Dot Williamson Ill Sanford Atlantic Bank, City Commissioner Gordon Meyer, store owner Itutli Moore, Wayne Albert of Flagship U.S. Bank and Ginger Bunleson of Flagship Bank Downtown. (Herald Photo by BUI Vincent) Caution Urged On Inciting To Riot Law TALLAhASSEE tAP) The court reversed the I md. bled and acting with a common (ions so as not to interfere with was black and that weought to Beach County Circuit Court for Florida's law against inciting ing of Dade County Circuit intent, either in executing a free speech, the court held, get some guns and shout the trial. to riot is constitutional but it Judge Edward D. Cowart that lawful private enterprise in a The legislature could put into policemen in the back." must be used in a very narrow the law was unconstitutional violent and turbulent manner, the law a broader definition of A circuit judge had ruled the The state contended he made way to avoid interfering with because it contained no defini- to the terror of people, or in "riot," but any definition "must other maju1a' could not be used gestures and action.s the freedom of speech, the tion of riot and could be used to executing an unlawful enter. include the element that the incite the crowd because a policeman stopped Supreme Court says. prise in a violent arId turbulent prohibited conduct encourages infringe on free speech. the three persons' car on Feb. 3, - day dismissed an inciting to riot in the law, the common law "Then considering the of- peace." court said a bag of marijuana violation and found the pot in was thrown from a car could be with the traffic offense. Beasley of Miami, saying it courts in 1824 must apply, the language used must clearly tended he was standing with contained no specifics on what Supreme Court said, intend to incite a breach of the group of 75-100 persons after a used as evidence in court. he allegedly did to urge "The term 'riot' at common peace," said the opinion written policeman shot a black youth in The 5-4) opinion ordered the b The Supreme Court opinion Justice BK. Roberts said disorder, Justice Ben Overton. 1973. law is defined as a tumultuous by They quoted Beasley as case of Anthony Frank Nittolo, ° UIJuana bag was thrown The court said the state could disturbance of the peace by Application of the law must saying, "These policemen shot John Howard hover and Nancy from wv car and found before ref ile an amended char'e. three or more persons, assem- be restricted to these defini. the boy in the back because he C. McKinnon returned to Palm their car was stopped, thus the evidence was not tainted. Doctor Says State To Raise Fees TALLAHASSEE tAP The Commerce Department is required under Florida law to raise the fees doctors can charge workers injured on the job, the Florida Medical Association says. Dr. James F. Richards Jr. of Orlando, chairman of the FM A's Council on Medical Eco- - noriiics, told the department Thursday that the state is forc. ing Florida doctors to subsidize private Industry by more than $100,000 a day by restricting fees charged injured workers. Richards' comments came at a bearing on the association's request that doctor's fees charged to workmen's corn. perisation cases be increased, Richards said the subsidy occurs because (he state-set schedule for doctors' charges is below current medical charges across the state, Workmen's compensation law requires the department to establish a fee limit that doetors can charge for treating workers injured on the job. Richards said the current schedule was set in 1972 and Is woefully out of date, according to a survey completed by the association earlier thIs year. Commerce Secretary Edward Trombetta has said that the association's request would increase the cost of Grand Jury Report Awaited medical and surgical services by $44.6 million a year and might result in workmen's compensation insurance premiums being raIsed 11.6 per cent to florida employers. Andrew McMullian III, hearing officer and state labor- director,'said the hearing would be completed on Aug. 25-26. INSTANT PRINTED COPY SERVICE 100 3.25 COPIES Let Carrier Take The Heat Off Your Family FREE ESTIMATES FREE PICK.UP & DELIVERY (Continued From Page-lA) Shevin's office on arrival. We reached late yesterday at the the report were to be sent to don't have it yet," Fiagg said. ('ircuit Court offices in Askew, Shevin, Wainwnight, all would concern Wainwright's "I'm certain it will be studied Seninole County. A secretary five Seminole County Corn. office, hard, however, once it said the judge had returned to inissioners, County Attorney Shortly after the June 9 fire, arrives." Titusville where he has his Tori) Freeman, Sheriff John corrections officials came to Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck- private office and would not Polk, Mayor Lee Moore and Sanford to inspect a modular with Jr. said his office has not return to Sc ninole County until Fire Chief George Harriett. jail cell system being received any instructions next week. Under state law, the report manufactured at the Seminole regarding making copies of Only Judge liosemann and may remain sealed for 15 days County Port Authority. The jail report nor has ne received a State Attorney Abbott Herring to give those mentioned a was not visited, however, at mailing list. have seen the grand jury chance to file an answer to an), that time. "We have the report, sealed report, outside of the jurors and comments in the report or seek Shevin — who was mentioned in a Folder Ironi Judge Herring told newsmen Tuesday to have the report expunged. within hours of the reports lloseinann, locked up in our that he was "on an errand" presentation to Judge safe," Beckwith said. "I The grand jury spent seven and when stopped for an intei-view, Hosemann was also out of the haven't even looked at it weeks taking testimony from a 'What is )'our errand" he state, but Jim Flagg, chief aide the deputy clerk who received number of witnesses — in' was asked. to the attorney general, said the the sealed report was not given cluding Freeman, the county report had not yet reached the any instructions other than to "To make some copies," commissioners, Sheriff Polk Tallahassee office, hold it in the safe until the judge Herring said, but would not go and Fire Chief Hacriett—before "No, I'r1l sure it would have orders it opened." further. writing the several page report been brought directly to Mr. Sources indicated copies of llosernann t'otilct not be for Judge Hosernann. "Picked Up One Day Delivered The Next" - SOUTHERN AIR QUALITY HOUSE PRINTERS, INC. of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 3210681 100 N. MapIeve. u J Texas Instiuments 1 -i - . Sc:,ntuf,c hand h,lcI SR.1 I teitur p., Ui(fljiC notation squats r,oti. squires, reclofocas. Has constant, Does chart arid. " a w ri'ttd calculations. ci , , , . .. dicumal, '.-... L,,, Rel , 559 George Stuirt's .-..2 ,....J ,i2' Special Price . .. ,,, Hearing Slated On Utility Rate Hike lONGWOOI) — A public hills subdivisions. The firm hearing will tx held tomorrow operates a 300,000 gallons-a.day at l.ongwood City hail on a $5 a sewage treatment plant north montn rate increase requested of Longwood Hills Road. by Longwood Utilities, Inc. Two months ago Iongwood The firm serves about 180 Utilities notified customers it homes in Sandalwood, Lake was raising rates from $4.50 a Searcy Shores, Highland Hills, month to $7.50, but later learned Longwcxid Groves and Shadow it could not raise the rates with. out a public hearing and council approval, according to the lMngwood ordinance. The Finn is now seeking t) raise the rate to $9.50 and on July 21 asked the city council to grant it a franchise. Action on the franchise has been postponed until it can be determined if the company will agree to accept the city's stipu. lations. The Council is also expected to go into special session to conS sider an ordinance prepared by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Requested by the zoning board, the ordinance would strengthen development regulations within industrial zoning. - in area. Into Effect PENSACOLA (AP) Torrential storms that have dumped about 17 Inches of rain on parts of a three-county area of Northwest Florida were expected to end today, Four days after they began. Meanwhile, two tornadoes that lashed parts of the Florida Panhandle Thursday worsened the situation as frustrated officials tiled to clean up the flooded area. Escainbia County sheriff's deputies reported the twisters leveled trees and power lines aixi damaged rome homes. They said lightning started a (Ire that destroyed an unoccupied home. vioient ' appropriation ' ' ______ Goes Storms Expected To End - ______ (i.EVEI,AN[), Tenn. I AP — A Bradley County Criminal Court jury hM acquitted three Cleveland men of abducting a Florida businessmen, Bob Westermoreland, Alvin Sewell and Joe Jerfie had been charged with kidnaping, armed robbery and felonious assault with intent to commit murder. The jury returned the not guilty verdict after about an hour of deliberation, During the two.day trial, Charles H. Wooten of Lakeland, said the three men came to his hotel room last Jan, 13, forced him at gunpoint to go to a wooded area near here and then robbed him o $800. Westmoreland testified that he, Woolen and two other men did go for a ride, But, he said, Wooten made tIe trip willingly. "lie was not forced and no one had a gun," Westmoreland said. According to testimony, the incident took place over the sale of a wrecker by Westznoreland to an employe of Wooten. Third Suspect Arrested Organized Crime Link ____ Abduction MIAMI tAP l — The nude body of a hlallandale woman has been found in a canal in northwest Dade County, the same canal where another hlallandale woman's nude body was found eight days earlier, police .aid. Officers said they were checking to see if there was a connection in the death of Elyse Rapp, 21, whose body was found Thursday, and that of Ronnie Sue Gorlan, 27. Miss Gorlan's body was found July 23. An autopsy showed she had drowned. The cause of death on the latest victim was not Immediately determined, detectives said. Police are also checking for a possible connection In the two deaths to the cases of four other women whose bodies have been found in and next to canals in Broward County in the past 48 days. Officers said said they were also checking for a link with the murder of Barbara Stephens, whose body was found in a canal in South Dade County in February. All of the cases are unsolved. - w In Second Body Found In Canal tPie District School IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNt V 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. LADY BUILDERS. INC.. A Florida SEMtNOf,E COUNTY. FLORIDA corDc'a'on, et a!, RELOCATION OF ALT&MONTE PROBATE DIVISION EL EU£NTARV S C H 00 L CASE NO. P71-97-CP *0s Elementary School) NOTICE OF SALE Estate if NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that until 3 00 P U. Monday. August II, PHILL1P DEAN I'tAPdPIERS 1975 at the Office of t,e Superri on the 70Th day of August. 1975 . Deceased 11 00 A M at the wist frOnt door at tqnnt at 702 E Commercial, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sanford, F I; lii, lmmeoiately tti Courthouse of isminole County TO ALL PERSONS HAVING atSerifordFfrslOatheunderiii-d afterwards. Bids thSll be publicly CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Clerk will offer for sate the following 00f11d and t*d aloud in thq SAID ESTATE: SCminoIe County School Board described real property: You seid each Cl you are Meeting Room (across tP'e stress Lols 214, 367. 76*. 374 rc'tlfed and regijired to file any from th Office of the Supe'in WINTER SPRINGS UNIT 4. • ims and ',ajd' iirji y. or tenderit) S.ceatr.ct.rs who reco of you. may have against said , II 6. 7 and I of submit ?P'*r Bids to the ScPiool estate in Ptieofflce of the Clerk of the the Public Records of SemWvle Board are iris'n..led to also submit Ptie.r Bid's '0 the parhicipatrig C1TU4 Cowl o me 15th Ji.ciaI County. Florii Circuit. Seminole County, FlorIda, ?O.?hef with all 5tr?r'j. rn General Contractors tutticiently ifl Pte DIVISioIi. the CfThOV5I provennenti. futures. apoliancet. advance of Bid Tm, Mark at Sanford. F loc.lda. *ithifl tr Proposal "Sub Con 'ra C tom" a rid sppvrlrimncn on calendar months train the time of indicate the trade lt cununctlon me tint Publication 04 "I 'CC. PROJECT SCOPE £ CON. TM aforesaid sale wIl tie Each ctim or demand must be in pursuant to a Summiry Final STRUCTION: The Proud generally it Iicate and ,Iudgvnesd entered in Civil Plo arid tiled in COnsistS of completing thO 7$ state the place cS rei4ence and st 152 CA tt* remaining WOrk In contract r pending in E off ice address Of the claitflard TYPE OP CONTRACT: The Work Circuit Co,r1 of 19* E4te.enth ,,, . ,h claimant, Judicial Circuit in and for 5eniircle r"iay be let under one Contrac' for the Corltr,4cl ion and labor involved fiJi agent or ,fltorney. ør the m COuFIPY, F I?ia be Refocatlon of Altamonte DATED this 79Th day Cl July, 1975. in Dated Orlando. FIida. £leitar Sdl,00l or may be let Arthur H. Beckwuth. Jr 36t oa, Cl Juiw. 1915 Sub.ccrtrac?ural Bids ins Clerk of the Circuit Court Deborah L Manners Contraior Agre'enien oo.jnd By' Lilli,n I Jert&.n' U Admlnistratvi, WITh tPie specifications shall be ttie neouty curt Of said estate Aqresmens ijW'd f Or Qneral Con Robert F H ni Gary H Rushmer tf'bCtOrS VAN DElI BERG GAY Aftortsey for Adm'tistrstri PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING I, BURKE. PA P0 SOt 23' BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders Attorneys f the Plaintiff may tVif* "he Dument at p. Oriando, Fis. 37I Off cc Psh: 'uty 3, Aug I. 1975 fOII*wki p4ac OrIan. FIoi'ds DEP 100 Eoqlian N Keiley, A IA Publish Aug I. 1P75 505 Wett Seminole Blvd. DF' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Sanford, Florida 37711 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, D4trkt School Boaro FLORIDA. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. of Seminole County CASE NO. 75CM CAOLA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 707 East Commercial Strocs BARNF'T BANK OF SEMINOt.F COUNTY, FLORIDA, Sanford, Florida 37771 COU9IY. N & CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1I$-cA44.G * *Oocurrints will be at Local Pliintiff. In Re: the Marriage if Ptanrs for Bidders to rev ANTHONY V FISCELLA. PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OS. ERNESTO CRU?. SUN FIRST Petitioner, TAININGBIDOINGDOCUMENTS: NATIONAL SANK AT ORLANDO $nd B'dders may obfa.n Docun'*nt Dy i ACaT, INC. a Florida BARBARA FISCELLA, tionng the office of the Artect corporation. Ret',i? 0!ensanss (1 AM! NOED 305 3721443 after July II 1175) BUX)MFIELDHILLS,MI& backgrowid." NOTICE OF ACTION him, 'What do you know about NOTICE OF SuIT SPECIFIED BONDS; The 5uc TO FPIIESIOCRI,iZ APi TO Barbara r;tce:!a Sources said Hoffa's family thiS?' Authorities planned to CeUfuI Bidder(s). General Con Residence av nf'ecembouts 37 Odar Drive iking fears the labor leader 13 (J* question a reputed tractors or Subcontractors shall of Holfa, are tmriown Port CP*stec, New York ce-ganized crime figure in DeYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED who has been trying to regsin YOU ARE HFRtBY NOTIFIED orovid. a efformance Payment and Guarantee Contrs Bond as that an action ,o erecloaea mor "My nfeelmg is that tlmigs ieaerp of thai a esit mcii today An curuection with for Drssoution Thided and set forth .n tPie tgage on the f.ttpiing prcoer?' in Marrlag do not look too good," the disappearance of fm nember Twnsters Union — Sminole Cc,,,tity, Fid,da yoi,, . soe(iflcat$oln reQuired tO 5Orf a copy 0.' your Teamsters Union President Grenaer. "Mr Hoffa is usually tie nation's largest — followed DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR Irs 1, 7 mIld 3 in BlOCk 0. of wrItten dffWflS. If en,. 90 OPENING OP SEALED BIDS: All , SiNLANDO prompt in reporting hiS a series of SPRINGS TRACT NO iica., saa $itiari CS' GERALD S RUTDERI. will be opened at the special 31 accordIng to the piat tPrf 15 Attorney al Law. ASS wtercabcuts." Hiftiway 17 volving key ftgts at Tesenrer, in meeting of the DIstrict 5cPi board ps,,t Book 1. page 71. of 92. P0 Boa 977. Catsetteqry IL Qet Grennier, who Is of Sii'inl Cnty on !h lI! day the Pe'rth of Scm roe FIcr,a )7'07, nd tie tre sters Local 299 in Detroit Hoffa r.r%4I of Augijt, 975 he,d1inig the m'estigaticn, said Police say Hitla was sthed. County, F at 3 00 P U, en * the Clerk of Ihe CW'CVfC Court at picked Anthony Giacalone, , ore uled to xreet ie at a Ms been tiled again* envelopq Plainly you are "le County Courthouse. m,5r5 on me sioe of sti perPXS who would be Bloomfield Township Teamsters President FFP.flk C, reQuired Ia serve a copp of VG,W Sanford. F$- 77771 o' or before "General written defenses. if aii. '0 it on August 77, 1973W Contractor" or questxired. Gsacalone, a kcg. restaurant Wednesday at F'1mmos, both began their otherwise a "Proposal" Lyrsi Jaies at to power at Local Turi,,ft, A4mnt may be entered Ofl behalf (trbcte)"ejJ tP'e Subcontractor l.-J nis, AflOVIt. tiny Of wOrt(), for Cl the Pe'19lOnor, th, date, and the name of the bidder fidant, was desciibed 10 1113 said T?u'idaj nItM that tie THIS NOTICE SMI be PVbl'%Md Tt - nue.,u,. ci. -------I A._ a,.. a....,_ -.,,r.i,, ooara Ot r'v o t. once each week 1w fO U.s. te Iimony by the rst(1 tIcdIa tad wmnged (1) CC'S Winter Part. Florida, 3717$. Id Sminole County. FlQtidj reserves WCV4)'ve wae&* in the Detrcit police cvuunloner at to meet Glacalone, but Itie original with th, Clerk Of Its. Herald. Sn4ord. FlOrid, Evening 'P's rIt to reject any or all Bids received arid or to waive any in abc'we Uy*eØ e..,rt that time a a "big man" Giacalone told The Adated or before '#itTNESS m hand nd semi of Pormrialis,, ifl the add.ng Plo Amuigust 7'lfl. 1173, o'herwise a ns bids Court on organized crime in the tzcit Press. "That's absolutely thq 14th day of July. Shall be 1theFt for ismenl ma be entered agsw a peri DAYTONA 1EACH tAP) — A circuit court jury has found prominent DeLand attorney John B. Mattingly guilty of stealing $50,000 from a client's estate. The money had been designated for charity. Mattlngly remained free on bond Thursday after Judge Maaor harding of Jacksonville delayed sentencing. The six member panel deliberated less than 90 minutes. harding heard the Iour.day trial after local judges excused themselves because they knew Mattingly. Mattingly's attorney, John Lawson of Tampa, had Failed to get the charges dismissed on grounds the money was taken in early 1972 and the two-year statute of limitation.s on prosecution had expired. The state centere(l its case on checks for $25,000, $10,500 and $15,000 drawn on the Earl Barnes estate and deposited Ifl Mattingly's trust account. Mattingly testified the endorsements were his, but said he frequently signed paxrs without looking at (twin and touldn't recall the dwcks. The money was supposed to have gone to the Florida Sheriff's Boys flanch, prosecutors said. Three Acquitted INVITATION TO BID: Notice 's Boa 'd of Seminole CoBnty. Seminole County. Flor.a will receive seeled bids for finishing SuontracturaI portionS Cl the complete (In Contract Wot'S) described in the Contract DosOo-tMomp1etoncfme in $50,000 From Clients Estate _________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TM EIGHTEENTh JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 7SIS3.CA49-E FRDE RICK W BERENS. INC . a Detaware corporation. million Mattingly Guilty Of Taking tbec 3rd 1975 and file ttie Original Seminole County, Seminole County. OAROOF COUNTY wim ttie Clerk of this Court either Florida will receive staled bIds for COMMISSIONEIS before service on the PetitlC,rer's finiShing th complete "In Contract Notice if Plic H,arfng attorney or immediatefy thereafter. Work" described in the Contract The Board of County Corn oltierwise a default will be entered Doojrnents for the completion of the missiOned of Seminole County will against p'ij for tht ref ie'f demanded RELOCATION OF ALTA,MONTE ?'cldapublkhearinqinti'ieCountv ntt'iePefi?iovi ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Commission Chambers of tne WITNESS my hand arid seal of (Woodlands Elementary Schooll Seminole County Courthouse. this (our? on the 30th day of July. WltiI 3 00 P M . Monday. August ii. Sanford. Florida. on Tuesday. 75 1975 at Pie Office cf the Suoevin August 12, 1975. at 7 00 P.M. Or 15 (SE.ALI tendent at 207 F CommercIal. soon thereafter as pou'bie tO CDfl Arthur H Becwim, Jr Sanford. Florida Immediately tided amending the Seminole County ClerS of the Circuit CoUrt afterwlrds. Bids Shall be lIcty Rules arid Regulations regarding By L iflian opened and read aloud .n me public water arid sanitary sewage Deputy Cleft Seminole County School Board systems wdiviance Pub4iit Aug 1. 5. 15. 27. 1913 Room across tti stress By: 5ii,y i.. V iI'ilin, fr. DEO 7 from the Office of the Supirin CPa. ATTEST: Arthur P1. BeckwPth. Jr., " - I By NICK IA)CIIRIDGE Sanford Man Jailed In Burglary Attempt y. —" -- Friday, Aug 1. 1975—lA FLORIDA Work On Pipe To Resume Youth Ranch Name Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 'Home' Residents Moving (Continued From Page-lA) and every time needed" and that lindsey had found the elderly patients 'happy and in good condition and felt that they were well cared for." Dr. Barks said due to the "custodial-type care" the elderly persa'5ns rarely needed medication. Dr. Barks said when he inspected the Kenny rtsidence Monday that he found "two patients perfectly happy, sitting In wheelchairs watching television. One man was unable to get around at all," Barks said "and had to be led by anoiter person." ii said a fourth patient was in bed but a walker was nr t rby "I'm not hiding nothing," Mrs. Kenny said as she took Herald representatives through the house and around the treeshrouded grounds. Yesterday there was no evidence seen of "Junk and debris, high and unkept grass" or an odor of urine "so bad that It smelled like ammonia" as alleged in the complaint earlier bvhIcrring's office to County Health I)epa;tment officials. Mrs. Kenny declined to discuss her July 10 arrest by Orange County Sheriff's deputies on a misdemeanor charge of "keeping and aalntatntng a pace 0 lewdness" and referred qtlestilnS to Orlando attorney Edward Kirkland. A spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department said Mrs. Kenny and 21.year. old Debbie hiuggins of Orlando were arrested in a raid on a massage parlor at 4%0 Oak Ave., Goldenrod, following a two.week investigation by agents of that department's Special Investigations Division, The spokesman said 1490 customers in the massage parlor at the time of the raid weren't arrested. Mrs. Kenny has pleaded Innocent to the misdemeanor charge and is scheduled to appear lot- tna in (Jrange County Court Sept. 7, isvcording to o!ficils Earlier this week Mrs. Kenny told a Herald reporter that things that have happened to her recntl arc a ''horrur story." She said the chain of events started in June with nationwide publicity on the plight of two Vietnamese families — a total of 11 refugees — she was sponsoring and housing in a trailer in Orange County that was temporarily without electricity or running water. Mrs. Kenny said she gave up sponsorship of the refugees after receiving telephone calls frorii officials in Washington complaining that the publicity wasdamaging totheVietnarnese refugee placement progr;trn geüi'ge stuart 1_ LFi"WAA1ijI1lilW4 SCHWINN® BICYCLES NOW IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIR ALL MAKES USED BIKES 996 W. HWY. 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 834.20001 ILI fl— '--"I _. .--- 436 SEMORAN L- I — �- Evening Friday, Aug. 1, 975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. ('URRIE, Managir,g Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Well, Congressman Richard Kelly, our man In the Hots' of Representatives, is offering something unique to his constituents. Rep. KeUy Informs us that his staff is willing, and at-le, to help any resident of his congressional district, whlcb Includes Sanford and Seminole County, wi th th eir vacation plans to the nation's capitol. Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840, [3v Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70-,6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. t7 E Requires The Clock The - -.. ~ - . Atom will arrange a time for us to get together." It isn't every legislator who offers such personal service and we commend Congressman Kelly for his efforts to make himself and his office so accessible to those he serves In the House of Representatives. Having resided in Washington for a period of time, we know how confusing it can be to try to take in all the sights not knowing where to begin and also being utterly discombobulated (or frustrated, if you will) by D.C.'s spider web street layout. Therefore, anyone planning a trip to Washington should contact Rep. Kelly's office in Altamonte Springs by calling 834-2662. HIS office in Washington Is located in the longworth House Office Building, Room 1130. The Longworth Building is on Independence Avenue, Just across the street from the capitol. Kelly's telephone in Washington is not unlisted, as are so many other legislators', and he gladly informs us his is (202).225-2176, —Bill Currie VVORLD •.. • •, .. . , Get It 'w ,• Now 1 One To "Irri 'S ,• ". -. . In Science T „1.L.,1'1 . i~;,.,4 / f' ' . . . .' I 1.. ,: • , • ` , : I 11 ' .. .., . . '. , ': . - . . . : )// ', ' 44 . . 1 ' - & F ,, , v' ' , , -'... ' I -•' '' -:ç' Lefters ToThe to r I 0 t;'! tj %EA 11 Hey, old buddy, how do you like my new SPl'ifl 7 ii in FWPFPIMFNT IN AL TEANA TIVE LIVIN'.f War debt me shah, acccrdlng to 'J.S. officials ordering his subjects to work harder and waste fj with his finances, owes a iout $3 billion ks, At 11.e same time, he has boosted his In I iliiteral and multilaterf I loans. defen' ending to a record $8 billion annually. Even while he Is gouging the I! S. taxp.yers Tilat'v ii 'remendous 44 per cent increase Over for the oil they buy, he is mighty slow In paying lzzat year. the $1.1 billion hc thcm. I .,.-,,.-- $70 million ','rc United States has sold him the bulk of his In outstanding debts at the Ezpert.Imçort Bark ar:1aivent3 — $6 billion worth In the past two alone. Another 1230 million In foreign aid bans sears alone. Indeed, the General Accounting has never been paid back. office has warned ? ,,i t the "extensive sale" of Even more puu!ing Is a $23 rtillllnn Lend military skills to It-,n "could adversely affect Lease debt left over from World War II. The ,;huh the readiness stat United States forces." has refused to pay it, claiming with per.exing What does l sah plan to do with his Persian logic that the debt Is somehow iegated mushrooming r i .itary apparatus? For the by the "wear and tear" the Allies eaked upon record, he U41, about being the peaceful his railroad sy3Iem during the mi. protector of th.' Persian Gull. But when the Iran owes additional mIUlcns h agricultural British pulled It t4 the island of Abu Muss — loans, Commodity Credit Cot ioration loans and which was claL.eciby the thdomof Shar jah bdecest due on his debts. Yet he has repaid the — the shah dl) i l bothr about negotiations. He U8. taxpayers for their ger4eronv by leading simply sefzeii U.' strategic Island and began the clamor Inside t& oil cartel for higher prices. fortifying i. The threatened price boost in September, He aThc Me to rush a 1,500.man force to government e.onumists have warned pi lvitely, the opposite C/I of the Persian Gulf to help the will halt America's economic recovery in Its sultan of Oir,,'a quell a guerrilla rebellion. Now tracks. Already, the oil squeeze has causrd the the shah ha' t huge Hovercraf: fleet, purchase d United States more damage than any blow since from B t ,i. He can send a battalion of troops World War II. The shah more than any other acros,, ,Iy "erslan Gull and land them In Saudi single individual was responsible. Ara? i "c Kuwait within half an W. Driven by his grandiose dream, and 'at Is precisely what some high officials fear schemes, the shah has issued royal ii crees t will do. .'. r 'f - ,j Over _____ _______ _____ __ ______ In tile waning days of tile Geneva talks that ended July 21, the Sovie ts and East Eu. ______ _____ ropeans finally accepted _______ - po CLOSE HARMONY CLOSE SHAVE F ord Seek Phillip Pickett gets the full treatment from this Barbershop year-old general secretary of Quartet mdc up of (from left) Donna Seizer, Kim Brugman, the Soviet Communist party, Robin Richardson and Leslie Schofield during recent youth talent was a prime mover behind the chow at Community United Methodist Church In Casselberry. conference, which some West(Herald Photo by Jane Casselbe) em cri tics say legltInzes So- ( F or irm Red i on s Lid On N Weap ons s HELSINKI, Finland AP)— Saying "we owe it to our children," President Ford later today. uc t trice Th ursday, placed empha- was ambiguous. A4,500 Mlscellaneout Sources From Reserves Linapproprlated Surplus ,0o,00 7N.000 11795,000 -_______ enough of the Western wording to make the current meet ing ssible. Leonid I. Brezhnev, the 68- --- I 5 15621,630 SWI Escrow Account SUBTOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS GRANTS FROM S 13.919.150 OTHER AGENCIES Division of Interior Resources — State of Florida - Autl Weed Program Div i sion of Int.qior Resources State of Florida — Aid to Water Management Districts - 430000 s s'in SUB TOTAL GRANTS FROMOTHER AGENCIES TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS S 19.59410 '.TAIE FUNDS e'aer !fpwtjrcej Development Account TOTAL ANTICIPATED FUNDS 2.343100 S 21.931.150 RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS For Conduct of ft.& t ffars of the District Generally Personal Services Contractual Services S 1.697,S Sol"] 129,170 Curren t Charges peraf:ngCapitaIOutI.y However, he said: sis on a section of the agreeFord asserted that "peace is TOTAL "We will spare no effort to mer.t declaring that signers of not a piece of paper" and that called today for arms reduction ease tensions and solve prob- the accord would not Interfere the European security agree. For Taa Officials' Cornm.sso',t in Central Europe and a new lemns between us. But it is tin- in the internal affairs of other rnent represented "a challenge, For Reserve E mergency Pump Station agreement with the Soviet portant that you recognize the nations. EQuipment Replacemei.t not a conclusion." Union to put a lid on offensive deep devotion of the American For Reserve Contingence, Secretary of State Henry A. While saying "the United Reserve Claims Ajainst nuclear weapons. people and their government to Kissinger said he found Brezh- States gladly subscribes to this Fo' U.S Government In a major address prepared human rights and fundamental nev's speech mode For Reserve — E merp-rrc es rate and con- document," Ford declared: for the European Security Con- freedoms and thus to the ciliatory and assumed the So" n Dete te , as I have often said FCr Resource Plnnlc ference here, Ford expressed pledges that this conference has net Union would live up to must be a two-way street. Personal 5.r'vIcei no direct reservations about a made regarding the freer pledges it. the document topro- Te Con trac'ualSer vces nsions cannot be eased by controversial and nonbinding movement of people, ideas and tect and expand human rights Commodities one side alone. Both sides must Cur, ent Charges code of conduct he and leaders information." and freedoms. want detent and work to Orerating Captal Outlay of 34 other nations —. including Soviet leader Leonid 1. BrezhHowever, Kissinger acknowl- achieve it. Both sides must benthe Soviet Union — were to sign nev, in addressing the confer- edged that Brezhnev's phrasing clii from it." TOTAL 60,000 119.630 239.404 S S 6231000 — - 525,000 100.000 - 703.000 100.000 S 7.263216 464.116 142,"I 19,292 S 2.912 361 Fcr Land ACr,uititiOfl and Relocations Monday. A native of Vidalia. Personal Services $ 562.064 Ga., he was a member of Holy Contractual Services 102,0 Crsrim.dities Thomas 0. Landress, 77, of TrinityChurchofGodlnChrlst. 19.373 Current Charges CALENDAR 1.100 2400 Marshall Ave., died Survivors include his wife, OpeqatingCapita'Outlay 10.622 Wednesday. Born In White Pearlene Henderson; son, Titus FI*,dCaptalOutlay 971,764 Springs, he came to Sanford In Henderson, Philadelphia, Pa.; AUG. 8-9 AUG. 30 1922. He was retired custodian daughters, Virginia Jenkins, AUG. 2 TOTAL S 1.647.531 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous for the Seminole County School Annie Pearl Cooper and Arthur A ltamonte Children's Fraternal Order of Eailes For Resource Management Hoard and a member of the Mae Scott, of Sanford, Flora (Women) 1201 W. First St. Theatre presents "Tiger in fundraising luau and dance, 8 Personal services 457.515 5 Church of God, Sanford. Bell Williams, Minot, N.D., AUG 3 Traction,' 8 p.m., Altamonte p.m. to 1 am., Altamonte Contra(lual Services 10.650 Survivors include his wife, Harriett Henderson, RochesCivic Center. Comr.,odities Muscular Dystrophy Car- Civic Center. Saturday matinee Springs 21,325 TEGUC!i,' LPA, Honduras Cvrent Charges Mrs. Ruth Landress, Sanford; ter , N.Y.; a sister Carrie nlval, 10 am., to midnight, at 2 p.m. Family Polynesian food and en- en 9.500 tAP) — The Roman Catholic IpefatingCapitalOu'lay two sons, Thomas Cecil Ian. Hodges; brothers, John Doch American Legion Post 53 home, tertainment. Tickets on sale at Flied Capital Outlay tertaimnert by Chip Meyers bishop of a F.onduran province i2Q,000 dress, Sanford, and K. and Charlie Henderson. Band "Southwind." Contract where two priests 17-92, Sanford. Rides and t he civic enter. were killed I.andress. Orlando; Wilson-Eichelberger Mort- concessions; beginning i p.m., Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern says two land reform opponents TOTAL 5 933,61* daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Bowen, uary in charge. Park, for ticket informat , AUG. 18 square dancing. ion there have "put a $10,000 price Atlantic Beach and Mrs. Lucille Rehearsals for 1975.76 AUG. 31 For Ope'ation and M.a interanc,of the District's Woks on my head." AUG. Richardson, SLnford; two Program Evaluation and Marching Seminoles will begin Father Lyons Council The Most Rev. Nicholas Personal Services S 6,770,142 brothers, 0. D. Landress, Knights of Columbus of Sanford d'Antonio, 59, who came here ContracIuaServces Review Techniques course, for at 8 a.m. at Seminole High 317.930 Sanford and Raymond LanSchool. All new and former corporate communion at 8 a.m., from Baltimore, Md., 29 years Commodities 1 567020 General Dynamics Corp. Current Charges dress, Fernandina Beach; students should contact school mass in All Souls Church for ago, sai d in an interview that 151,531 HENDERSON, ARTHUR conducted — employes OperatngCaptaltfay 115,347 Funeral services for Arthur three sisters, Mrs. Vida by for further information, members and families invited, wealthy ranc hers were out to Seminole Community College. let derson, 77. of 1112W. 15th St., Thomas, Sanford; Mrs. 0 T. ,get him. Sanford who died July TOTAL Otellete Kerce and Mrs. Mary held Monday Astrologica!p(esearch Guild, 1 1.951.017 ,t I p m at Holy "One rancher actually said 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch Billiard, both of Orlando; five Trinity Church of God In Cist he would pay only if someone For Construction with Rev Alto Scoler of grandchildren. ecreation Room, 6000 E. ___________________________________ _______ brought my head to him," Bi.shficlatirig Burial in Restlawn Personal Se rvices Perishing, Orlando. S 3.000 Ceme;ery Wilson Eichelberg,r — o dAntonio said. C ommoditIes ARTHUR HENDERSON 11.503 Mor tuary in charge Another Anerican priest said AUG. s-t Current Charges 10.000 JULY31, 1975 Roberta Bowling, Longwood Arthur Henderson, 72, 1412 F'ied Capital Outlay he was arrest ed by soldiers in Rummage 769500 sale and baked 05S, THOMAS 0. ADMISSIONS: John D. Souter, Miami West 15th St., Sa nf ord, died Olancho province, held over. goods, 9 a.m. to 5p.m. at old trvices for Thomas 0. night and was told to preach the Lardre'ss, 17. of 7100 Marshall Land of Fabrics store on First Sanford: TO'AL 794,O00 S DISCHARGES Ave. Sanford. who died Wed word of God "instead of raising Street, Sanford. Proceeds nesday will be held at 10 30 am,, to Emma J. Bruner SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS A?a() (',R'.,NTS 519,594.1$0 up the people." First Pentecostal Church. Saturday at the Church of God. Edward Sanford: J. Hauptkorn One of the two priests found STATE FUNDS 10) W flnd St • with Rev .1 T. AUG. 6 Lesia 1). Jimenez Deldra Piftt officiatIng and Rev L. H. dead in a dynamited well on an Spire Circl e, 0 of A Rum- Delomes Kirchain Alfordasisting Burial in Ever COUNTRY CCUB ROAD Violet M. Baggett Olancho ranch was an Amen- Water Resources L}evelOomen? Account green Cemetery Brisson mage Sale, at1O7N. Magnolia Albert Miller Construction — ProiectWor 52343,000 can. Funeral Home in charge Mary J. Daniels ________________________ Ave., Sanford. Bessie P. Stephens Bishop d Antonio said he was SUB TOTAL S'ATE FUN!); 1 7.343000 Elden Davis Gary Williams in Tegucigalpa because U .S. the hlettie M. Smith Ruth A. Coleman, Deltona TOTAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS 521.937.150 Embassy and the apostolic Leonard Cruce, Geneva Elsie Emmel, Cassadaga nuncio the Vatican's dip'oEstimated amount hch *11 JUIIIC T. Ahncy, lake Mary Claire S. Backe, DeBarv appear at the binning of th2 abov e referred matic representative — warned Earl F. Childress, lake to fiscal ylar as Otlig.attd upon Jerrilyn I.. Longcamp, turn :0 stay out of Olancho for a commitmentt made but ncompiete Monroe s 6300.000 DeLand while. lie added that he refuses David C. Armondi Sr., Verna K. Dickens, lake Mary That on the 151 h Day ot August. A 0.. 1973 at nine o'clock A M. in the to answer the telepho ne and has longwoo'J principal ottie of said .eniral and Southern Florida Flood Control Gloria E. Davis, L*ngwood others answer the door District. 901 Evernia Streef, Palm Beach. Florda, hearing will be "tx'rause I ssarit to live to go Jlffcwdedto all o wners. pe'-sonsWest or entities who are or may be subject to sa back and work in my diocese," Dttrct toies, fheir atfcrneys or agents, to appear before Said Board to Show their objections to said Budget. Knowledge and Experience. He said that the Hond Honduran IPOS Pdot;c shall be Published in the eighteen couriles of " e D's" c' WEATHER Enabling to serve _________________________ military government has Ecor dance with ensuing laws This the 11th Day of July. 19/5 brought l6priests,l8nunsancj2 our families better. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA seminaria ns from Olancho to Yesterday's high 87. OverFLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY ITS mainly during the afternoon Tegucigalpa pa or has flown them GOVERNING BOARD night low 68. Rainfall was .39 and evening hours except into exile. By S Robert I, Clark, Jr inches. mostly night and morning Chairman m two Partly cloudy through tcmor- showers along the southeast Rev. Michael Cypher of (Seal) ATTEST Reports Threat NOTES - _____ TALKING BACK: We always seek the , comments of those we write about. Earlier this month, we Identified various Soviet newsmen, including Izvestia's ponderous Washington corrrsponcjent Stanlslav Kondrashov, as KGB spl"a. Kondrashov never returned our calls. In another column, we reported that Rep. _ - ______ Larry McDonald, D.-Ga.. the Clown prInce of the I ' __________ under : 0 House, had squandered $40,000 of the taxpayers' money this year to print scurrilous, unproven sttacks on assorted victims in the Congressional Record. Two of our reporters tried but failed to coax him off the House floor to comment. _ _______________________________________ ____________ HOSPITAL JACK ANDERSON To and the - v Go __ ____________ ___________________________ , Funeral Notices I May Fir W. not want first — .-. .•....-..' , Good U.S. officials at the W,' :t levels are worried that the shah of Irai ru.y be living beyond his means. His tmperi Ill ajesty envisions himself as the ruler of a moderm Persian empire, which once again will become a world power. Toward this end, he is spending h1.t bounteous oil revenues to build a military macFine without parallel In the Middle East. According to the latest confidential estimates, however, the shah's oil reserves, at best, will last for another two decades. This will leave the unpredictable, ambitious, recklessly greedy shah with little more than a down payment en this dream of glory. Rather than abandon his dream, they fear privately, he may march his U.S,.rnade army Into neighboring Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and annex their oil fields. Signs of the shah's forthcoming finandal embarrassment we everywhere. Since the of the year, he has been forced to cut back oil production by 15 per cent. He also backed out of a deal to Invest heavily in Pan American World Atrn3ys. He tried to blame this on Pan Am's internal problems, but diplomatic source, say the shah had 'uthtr priorities" for his dwindling money. For all Its oil riches, Iran is alsc, deeply in __ _ 14 I r' us Now both Kondrashov and McDonald have belatedly responded — Kondrasbojr In Isvestla and McDonald In the Congressional Record We are happy to summarize their statements. "Jack Anderson," wrote Kondrashov, "Is the leader In the unclever but vehement cornpetition. . at discrediting international detente and spoiling the atmosphere of Soviet-U.S. relations." He accusedus of being anti-Soviet, McDonald had a different opinion of us. "It is clear," he declared, " the real motivating factor behind Anderson's Ire Is (opposition to those) exposing extremist and Marxist-Leninist alms a nd tactics." He accused us of being pro?,cjef . that row with a chance of thunder- coast and Keys. Afternoon - Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON F 90 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida HOME 322-2131 . HELSINKI, Finland (APi viet absorption of large chunks Brezhnev paved the way for Leaders of 35 nati ons sign a of Easte rn Europe and hegemo- the co nference in 1971 by dedeclara tion today formally ac- ny over satellite Communist re- daring a policy of detente wi th knowledging the frontiers of gimes. the West. post-war Europe and promoting For two decades, the Soviets human rights, pressed such a conference There have been persiste nt President Ford was scheduled which Brezhnev described in reporLs that Brezhnev's health as the seco nd speaker on the his speech Thursday as "a nee- is faltering, and he fuel ed these third and final day of the Eu- essary swnming up of the polit- rumors Th ursday night by leavropean Security Conference, ical ouk'ome of the Second ing an event early for a second A marathon of speech- World War." night in a row. making was to end with the Vatican representative giving a sort of "amen" to the con(erence before the leaders put their signatures to the 30,001). word, 100-page document. NOTICE OF INENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET The nonbinding declaration FOR FISCAL YEAR 1t73-1P1S recognizes the present map of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN AND TO ALL OW?IERS, PERSONS OR Europe and also pledges with. ENTITIES SUBJECT tOCENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICt TAXES. out legal force that participatNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with and by authority of ing nations will further civil libChapter 373. Florida Statutes as amended and Chaptr' flO. Laws of •'rties of their citizens and pr19$. thai the Gcernnq 8otrd of Central arid Scutherri For j , i a': in East-West exchange of Flood Control Dtricl, a Pu b lic cor poratione%i%tng optrat,ng infonmui'ion. and by virtue of th e taw of State of Florida. Intends to adopt the Westeri. nations insisted on following tentative budget, or as the same way be amended, for tne trIll budget for said District for the fit-cal year begInnng October I. 1975 and the e human righ ts clauses ending September 30. 1976 (luring 30 months of ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE preparatory talks in Helsinki DISTRICT FINDS 197$ 1976 APPROPRIATIONS and Geneva. Otirict Txej Bishop scientist Shah ____ ______ . Friday, Aug. 1, IM—SA THOMAS UNDRESS arrange for Fears , _________ AREA DEATHS yir U.S. 1 _____ jr ~ Legal Notice ,,J,J -- ________________________________________________________________________________ - - _______ for questioning7,, ' . -- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli troops crossed into Lebanon during the night and blew up a house during a search for suspected Arab guerrillas, the military command reported today. The spokesman said the troops encountered no resistance and suffered no casualties during the mission of several hours. A communique said the house in the village of Kawaza about three miles from the border was suspected "of being used by Arab terrorists." The incursion followed three gun battles across the border between Israeli and Arab forces during the past week. Israeli tr*s'raLded a border village July 23 and brought back seven suspected Arab guerril las to Israel , r ' ________ -" Israelis Blow Up House •. .'• •'. 1 - . ... %, i'.' for .• c , , - - • ... I . marketplace to buy some souvenirs and went island hopping in Helsinki harbor. "We were in a hurry but I was able to buy several earrings, bracelets and a few more of the small rugs to hang in our ski lodge," Mrs. Ford sai d of her shopping 5pr Mrs. Ford's host on the island tour was Helsinki Lord Mayor Teuvo Aura. The first stop was Seurasaari Island, site of an outdoor museum. A four-man band pla yed Finnish (oi dances as th e First Lady, dressed in a red polka dot dress and white blazer slung casually over her shoulder, spoke with the wives of other delegates to the conference. . .\ _______ various ' f, a d( HELSINKI, Finland (AP) — First Lady Betty Ford plans an "unstructured day" today alter she watches her husband address the European Security Conf eren ce "Mrs. Ford had no specific plans but might deci de to do th in gs along th e way," Mrs. Ford's press secretary, Sheila Weidenfeld, sa id. On Thursday, Mrs. Ford went to the Helsinki Paying off .,_!,.r!i*. J_II . A AAMMMIL First Lady Relaxing ' — I to I - - valho's orders for lack of "discipline, efficiency and political conscience." There was no direct accusation of plotting or mutiny. The Associated Press had reported erroneously that the 13 men were arrested. The communique did not say they were arrested. COPCON, the national security force Caa-valho heads, refused to say where th e men were. An official statement said without elaboration that the men had been translerred to the army chief of sta ff. Th e army said Carvatho "reaffirmed th e necessity of reinforcing the alliance of the Armed Forces Movement and the people." It said the action was taken "considering the present IxIlitical moment" 1. ,' ) ~ I Detente ' . I 7 __ LlSBOt, Portugal (AP) — Thirt een top milita ry security men have been removed from th eir posts In a crackdown promised by Gen. Ote lo Saraiva de Carvatho, the junta's emerging strongman. An army communique Th ursday said nine officers and low' sergean ts were removed from th eir posts on Car- I. (1, - . . ~. - . . - I ~ -. Summit Agreement .1 / In Junta Crackdown ' ' , - ~ ~'m.I "'v I ,... I . - , Z 51 --I 35 Leaders Reach r . I Top Military Men Removed •.. :-'. 'l' . I J DON OAKLEY .. . I i - ll IN BRIEF — Among the informative pamphlets which would N., useful in making preparations for such a trip are guides to accommodations in D. C.; booklets which outline various tour routes; guides to the many national monuments; pamphlets which describe the museums, theaters and other interesting and educational activities in the Washington area, and many more. In a press release the other day, Rep. Kelly said, 'My staff can arrange special tours of the White House and get sperial passes to the public galleries in the House and Senate for you and your family. "However," hc said, "we do need at least six weeks advance notice on the White House tour to make sure that we will have it ready for you when You arrive." Further, Rep. Kelly said, "A visit to the capitol can be very pleasurable and informative if the 1 • I Rep. Kelly also invites all area residents to visit For the last 30 years an event in the New his office in Washington, noting that he is often busy Mexico desert has been commemorated as "the his congressional duties. but "my secretary birth of the atomic age." On July 16, 1945, the test of the first atomic bomb climaxed the secret Manhattan Project and hastened the end of World War II. RALPH NOVAK % '!;: : , _../'\.. I. An event as spectacular as that makes a . ;i r. 1j_ I ,.it ..'' " convenient reference point in history, but it is the 1 wrong one to mark the unlocking of the tremendous power latent in the nucleus of an atom. __ WPM _ -. .,~. ,.I.--.-!,.". -.-!-, . do. i, 9. .;. -'., , ,C,,-_ I I The atomic age actually began on Dec. 2, 1942, _01_7_ __ .. , " ,•."'IJ• ' ' ..1i , '', 4 I I 1 and til t, c1ruuist anecs are relevant to a problem ., ,*'11 Americans face today. The event did not occur in a I . 1.,. I I 0. : ,, ._1 ..._~ .-;' remote desert because there was no reason for ,.1',~ ,k~,:!,?:~ - -. - ..,, J,;.". ", I ,., ..... , I _~'-.J .,",. J -I ". ”. '; ,,--,. --. '..I ,~ .,I:'v'. . such isolation. It happened in the middle of a I . ( II .. 1 . 1 . metropolitan city Chicago. Cou ntry A team of physicists headed by Enrico Fermi . I -.,-.. I '. . .":.. . . I ' _. . . .. _1--'-"!'--e,J.. : •. .W ....'. -.. built the world'3 first nuclear reactor in a room ." You say you're feeling listless aid rundown? 1~ .; '. .. under the grandstand at the University of You say nobody likes you or respects you any .. ,. . • . The eminently successful meeting of Apollo more? You say you're f ee ling ready for the Chicago's Staff Field. The scientists who had Al . and Soyuz in space was the most spectacular boneyard even though you're only 200 years old? gathered around to see if it would work, thus fruit of the current era of detente. It will be a I Step right up, 'cause I've got just the thing to s .. proving the theory of nuclear fission, were more . 1 long time before U.S.-Soviet scientific co recharge your batteries and refill your tank. It l.:j . ~_' tense with expectMion than with fear. They were . operation again produces anything as dramatic cures the feet and defeat, It soothes involvement . dealing with a new source of energy, not with a nd Imagination capturing. a I .. and salves isolation, it boosts the ego and butters bomb. The release of energy in their crude atomic Yet Apdllo.Soyuz represents only one of a up the conscience. ,-.... p . • I \i, baker's dozen of s'ientlfic and technological pile was gradual and under their control. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, for a limited time 5L• ';:r.1 .. I programs, Involving some 140 different pr ojects, only, we are pr epar ed to offer you the one, the The bomb came later, and it was a regrettable I •. which the two countries are actively engaged In. only, Bicentennial! It's a bomb of a balm and p • circumstance of history that nuclear fission had to . 'k,..s1' ' The other 12 programs, most of which have yours for only a few minor pit ta nces, comple te '¼.I I see its first application in the form of a weapon. ' grown out of the 1972 meeting between former with money-back, unconditional, no hidden • This left the popular imagination with the vision of Pr e sident Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid . clauses guarantee, provided you don't read the .. a mushroom cloud as the symbol of a new era when Brezhnev, nm the gamut from cancer research '• -Aj, fine print. other symbols would have been just as pertinent—a I N, to earthquake detection, from atomic energy to / A \ Why, step right up and take a look at the . 1) transportation. Discoveries In any one of these radioisotope being used to treat a cancer patient, (/ ingredients. We have here first of all your good, . .. 4 I 1 fields could prove more meaningful to earthfor instance, or an electric generator getting steam old-fashioned, flag-waving patriotism. You bound huznanitythan any number of handshakes from a nuclear reactor. stampaflagoradecalorapinonanythjng... -'• In space. , anything at all, ladies and gentlemen — and you The energy crisis which has come over the % . For example, a Soviet drug called florafur is ' I , have yoursellan honest .to.goodness, genuine, horizon in the 1970s is demanding that we come to being used in the treatment of cancer of the Bicentennial object, sut.able for framing, at terms with what the atomic age reaily.means. The ••-' gas tr ointestinal tract In a hospital In Houston. In , / / taching to the dashboard of your car or putting . • v... coming exhaustion of available fossil fuels has left all, American and Russian medical researchers A .1 on a t-shirt, open evenings Monday and Thur ha L 44ft ve exchanged about 120 an ticancer drugs, as it the world no choice but to accelerate conversion to f sday, all day Sundays. well as other drugs and methods for treating nuclear sources for much of its energy. You say you rant more R j 4 .. - 1. ,' , art disease and arthritis he fi ,, Well, take a look here at historical distortion -. Ili., 4, ",From the beginning scientists and engineers . Soviet earthquake science, said to be a decade 50" ; It wins lost battles, revives ruined reputations, , % il. ' ,-,',' ' , working with nuclear energy have had the greatest '-', ahead of our own, has helped U.S. geologists to ., clears up the foggy parts and fogs up the clear i'.''' % , respect for the dangers inherent in the release of .1, _ % V. forecast small earthquakes In California and parts. You say you don't want to remember , A. P. New York ,-2' ,','i radioactivity. The need for fail-sale design of about the Hessians, and the French fighting n V./ i b., dff ,, :. In transportation, the Soviets have supplied our side and you don't want to remember how the .&. ..,4 nuclear reactors and the utmost caution in han. ." f'A h 4 U.S. ra ilroads wi th samples of the reinforced J- , '/ British bu ngled so many times? This is -dling radioactive materials has accounted for the con cre te ties widely used in the U.S.S.R. Instead tickel instant victory, instant heroism, insta nt relatively long period in making atomic power of wooden ones. In return, the Soviets are testing lily gilding. commercially practical. However, the more recent the adoption of a U.S. radio microwave system Do I hear someone saying that Isn't enough? Taking on passengers on the way Up delays in getting nuclear plants built and operating for assisting aircraft landings. Do I hear someone saying we need something Other joint endeavors Include the study of have resulted less from safety and environmental wi th a little more of i kick to it? You came to the ocean currents, the U ansmlsslon of high-voltage problems, all of which are manageable, than from right place. Our one and only, patented Bicen el ectr icity through supercooled cables and the an imperfect public understanding of those tennial has thrills and spi lls, chi lls and bi lls. Will Ed exc ha nge of a ir-poll u tion control equipment and i there be a Tricentennial? Will there be a problems. monitoring instruments. Bicentennial and a hail? Only Robert Altman One need is to keep our symbols and out history Detente, like true love, has not always run DUS P l an Rapped aret'Lnes your knows for sure and he Isn't telling. it i hope n ex t t he y can have the same kind smooth, unfortunately. straight. It was the age of nuclear weapons that But you want more than talk. You want On e one hand, Russian scientific findings, of program th e vide nce, facts, documentation, proof positive. began in 1945, and the mushroom cloud is a symbol I see by Bil l Currie's column that the often unavai la ble in the V,"st before, are now Ladies and gen tlemen, you want adve rtising! of the terror such weapons have brought to the art Federation of Senior Citizens will ha ve Mrs R.E.Brown readily obtained by vls1t1n 'esearcheri. On the So we Will sell you the Bicentennial on the air, dubious privilege of riding a bus. The rest of us of warfare. Those weapons are only one product of other hand, "It Is often much easier, politically we will sell you the Bicentennial on the beaches, may walk (unless we have a buck for joining) an age that began earlier in a cautious, deliberate and administratively, to we will sell you the Bicentennial on the land if we and also want to go where the bus goes for a Soviet and and wholly undestructive experiment in Chicago Letters to the editor are always welcome. American astronauts to meet In space than it Is have to, and, when we're done, you'll agree we certain amount. that unlocked a technology now capable of They should be as brief as possible and for an American from Ann Arbor or know what we're doing. You'll agree because Perhaps the federation is unaware that tile delivering tremendous benefits to mankind. New York to Invite a Soviet, Colleague in Moscow we'll tell you that anybody who doesn't agree is a TriCounty Transportation Committee s, and comment on matters of geseral Interest. The letters should deal with isand and avoid or Leningrad to come to work In his laboratory," relative of Benedict Arnold. has been, working to get a Sanford Bus ystem says Columbia U ni versity historian Loren IL pe rsonalitleL Now you may hear people talking a bout a that anyone may ride, wi th half-price fa- senior Graham. different kind of Bicentennial. But our com- citizens, who won't have to join anyl).i ig or The editor reserves the right to edit those Bureaucrat petltors insist on a wishy-washy version that carry proof of age. letters for reasons of space, but will exercise - Americans co.-n;4&in about the slow, red - tape snarled decision-making of Soviet authorities, wouldn't even look good on color TV. Who needs Why .s it that as soon ai we tuj•':i the corn r at great care that the thrust of the letter Is Pe* condemn doctors as a group but love their own not lost much of which stems from the fact that the contemplation of the old values and quiet 65, all the do-gooders want to ie'i us how to I ye, in The ed1ling. family doctor, criticize the legal profession hut have complete U.S.S.R.'s highly centralized system leaves little discussion of the original goals when you can spend, and regulate our liv's as if suddenly faith in their own lawyer, deplore auto repairmen but not their Ul letters must be signed with a mailing discretionary power to lower-level officials. have a complete set of Founding Fathers high- we've become nonentitle' I address and, when possible, a telephone number Negotiations which should be a matter of days own mechanic. ball glasses? Virginia Gr raid Now it turns out, acrtrding to a University of Michigan so the Identity of the writer may be checked and drag on for months Yes,, sir; yes, ma'am. For a few measly anlord survey team, people feel the same way about the bureaucrats estabLished. However, the Evening Herald will In at least one instance, however, a project had million dollars, you can have the real, true, red, they actually meet and do business with. respect the wishes of writers who do to be dropped because the Americans were white and blue Bicentennial all wrapped up and Appreciates l.v.'3 "Americans like the bureaucrats they deal with pretty their names to appear in print, unable to squeeze the necessary funds out of the delivered to your home, post-paid, to put on your well," say the scientists- in an article in Psychology Today We reserve, of course, the right to reject any Ford administration. This was to be the joint la wn for you and your family to enjoy, In brIght, I want to tell a have nivh the group of magazine. "They aren't so sure about other bureaucrats and kw..-i this newspaper considers to be libelous or development of it futuristic train that would run multicolored neon lights, children I 'a's' the Kiddie Movie every they take a dim view of bureaucrats in general, but their own slanderous suspended above the ground In & magnetic field. experiences are far from the picture of pettiness and the!fiziency that we hare come to assume Is real." Our picture of reality Is warped too much by media Images, the accepted wisdom, stereot yped generalities. We'd be better off to trust our own personal experience. BERRY'S WORLD . .. ~ . . ~ Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. proper preparations are nade and as your congressman, as well as an area resident, I can provide you with information and assistance you will need to Insure a pleasant stay In the District of Columbia. Kelly said his office staff will be more than willing to help area residents plan their visit to Washington and highly recommends persons planning such a trip to contact his district office at Altamonte Springs for material that would be helpful. So you want to visit Washington, D. C., and don't .now where to start when it comes to places of Interest that you ought to see. Area Code 305-322.2611 or 8319993 Using ~ Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Crisis __~M- __ - I ___ Iord, SVts., and the Rev, S JOHN R MALOY showers. Highs near 90. Lois Ill highs in the upper 80S to mid I va n Betancor of Colombia. Secretary the low to mid 70s. Mostly 90. Lows near ) on Their bodies and those of seven southeast winds 10 to 15 mph, beaches and los inland, other persons who disappeared near thunstronger and during June 25 march by dershuwers.Rain probability 2o Daytona Beach tides: high peasants demanding land re. to 30 per cent through tomor- 3: am., 4:12 p.m.; low 9:37 f3rmwerefoundtwowee)uago -ow, a.m., 10:31 p.m. Port in the well. All had been shot to EXTENI)EDFORECAST Canaveral: high 3:08 a.m., 4:08 death, a government autopsy PubliSh July 73 Ag Scattered thundershowers p.m.; low 9:37 a.m., 10:12 p.m. report aaid. DEP 131 MEMBERS OF BOARD JoSrnM DeGroyc C A Tbøms Robert W Padr c R Emme?tMcT. B L PVC" gu.5ty w ,, Scarrou., i R 5pr I i97S ,' CliuciCO God,,ri - -, .-~'. . - !_ . =_,~17__~,7__-%::__1__ - - .. - I - - -I _., �64-Evening Herald, Sanford,FI. Friday, Au4J. 1, D73 Southern Adventist THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHUICH ottt CiI•-•SR 4)s 0 Irui. Tarr Aiiocits I 1 ... Id.A....i.W &. £ Pastor' s Methodist THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Corner By REV. BILL I'ICKETF Community United Methodlt. Cauelherry PIIST SOUTHINN METHODIST CHUNCH - - - p•*t J Wed E. Prai Mis 'I'he a',,rdl, c * * I I ITI II II I "The grass always looks on the other side of the fence. I v- v JvIE,tti4IMir$I$Ii MMIIIr Of God Mew•ahp , SvndaySc . • ... h - -. _____ Nazarene Church Of God _____ compared our life with the life - a man and a woman If there of someone else we often are are children there are more tempted to think that the L33 probleiflS. A marriage is a looks greener in the other partnership, ar,d almost an person's backyard law)er ill tell you that a But, when I srt to give partnership is the most un serious thought to jumping the satbfactoryanddangerousway fence,larnbroughtupshortby of doing business. HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH S,niando%flM$DeIV' • • • .Y. .. enefed Moravlan p Assembly I.. 1 II• m. :: wit priytM$t of the fence, though there are r JI R. 1 ' Poor Have Own Energy Crisis ;i! . J.ii . . ______ i,;A \ 2.;!I }" ____________ __________ .-______________ - -- s... ______ - - •, . • tialIe And _____ ________________ r : __________ ______ - £°! crisi.s that is much more real to least a third of the world's There are other areas of the people, a growing shortage of world similarly affcctcd the firewood where African Sahe The world media has paid o%ergrazing by the flocks of precious little atnhion to the nomadic herders had cread firewood shortage Now, a an arid wasteland, and the young Washington-based Andean highlands of nor. 4 __________________ ____ 4 _____ _____ -j The Herald Service, slopes has contrthited to in. Oil shortages and rising sei silting of rivers and irz; E4S a: -..- ______________ _______ Friday, Aug. 1, 17S-7A penetrating analysis of the Fckholm notes that the _______________________________ - •. CA1.1*RY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I7A(f Blvd ii P2) - - • _______ . . Fl N,M S.rvCi yp 7 lIP Wohpkrv.ci C(NTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH dc IPI SI LOIb Avp -' - - I ' ir 'r;r.• 't I TPiRsy Ca,I Cawn Cutup MkSitvCiIWsdl Nsir Pesvldtd : :: eran -• -' lot of sorrow in marriage trade known problems for Evaii,lsI II Ma m Labs P Pa ID mull ______ _____ - -- CHOF CHRIST t1I'PutAve - ___ ___ - - *,d Pvsvsv A Ii IiVY .- -i': - - - -- - ____ "p' IlIll" p avdLrnWw GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH . sam ' i' '' . • z"' - i- - '!"l M •V sp in s.., io..i vsn MYF s ."D" I ___ ___, .%-__. ' C1a,ss9ns. Sal a-P.rn sc,J cuurc IflWHs r I - GO TO MEXICO block chapel with material donated by area Nazarene churches. The st phase of tht ifip Into the the Ilimalyas has become an Arthur torneti, Jarrctt Smith, and Ronald Iorton tpalese foresters toLl ckholm that gathering a R..DaM.lD SaIn 115 ifl I m II I I - '• a ainin throuuh si'thI, 'rd ,i 7 KinedNW MIiiMeinUs R , Thc - . r'1 Sanford Seenth do) 3 PRISIY RIAN CHURCH Orlando District of United Second, Eckholm beltees Svsdav'IsutcAkM.l 'ala in. Ma that's part of the adventure-making headway against a strong wind Chri I S.iidavk1w.l II Main PNpm Now, too, I know the thrill of lleving in God - + - of setting a goal, of relying Luke 1. IO I '.Ua. ' " --.. - 'J 't - . - - l - - MIIIWMWs,$IU. ' II Nm V EveflUlil WWsIilp Nvrw'p I KIadscarls. Ii Warn Np in - , // i: The 75 children in the - ___ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - SEMINOLE CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH And Staff 1. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIPU.S.BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY THE McKIBBIN AGENCy insurance WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBL1X MARKETS -,, -- DEKLES' GULF SERVICE I Ii H,S I,II•,,',,. •1 .::. ••••'•• TheManagementandEmployes WINN-DIXIE STORES and Empioyes L. D. PLANTE, INC. CELERY CITY HAR RE LL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION STENSTROM REALTY 4 MpiIaplIitCbutcR.Ipc,,IC,71 Cc 1uPI?VC.Mpr+ Fei,s?Ci15, Pint Aiism4y .4 'Id. 277n & Elm BAPTIST Anhieh laplist Church. Ova* Calvary laptiSt AsimMy. Fairmied I1..'$urI Oa?d.fl Club. Hwy 17 III C.Ib.ry laØl CNwCB. Ctyst Labs I Ird. *s C.ssa.bprry Iap4ist P.n, pit 1.0 ,1 CbvvcA. III W Airped Bled S.a.4I a PtS5ii M,hiienary liptist Church. M,dwiy S.n4 $h$5t, UIIIiPi-Sr Raplesi (P.t'tP, . West Sa,Ond %,,nl5n Iapt,$l Church. 2424 Pplmttt• S?+Ja*esMnllm.arylapt.atChucch.St Nd ilLOstm, 5t PaW taphct Church. III Pa. Ave SI Mattt,ws Baptist Chwvc*.. 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Pad' Fit $.fn CPisiuP. al use Livio Gad, PettcesIl Open filbil Tabenisyj, Ii4pqy 1i$5 Siffi4Mi' Hig$ Schssi) ____ LU1HE RAN A$t.*t,150 Lumens,' ChurCh. Oweriv.sb Dr.. Css15lb.rry Gasd lhisplistø United tumeven. yse s DI.*0. Dv LIThet*. ChIt CIII PVSIi50CI. Deftifla tamatun Church' SI me Reapemen, $11 S 8th' Place M.1$244 LItihurIs Church. QeWen Days Dr A Hwy. Ii 11. IL Lutes LvThltas Chsrh, it 411 5tevs + • - S •1 - / . •+I_+++. - .. . _4:i .. - -, . t1 I \ -. I _________ - C14G4.4PVs,1,$IIMApe Church 14 0.41$ Prscy, I'W$ PatsmIi. Ave. CB4WC$ll Ol • Cist IpsIcepel Church. Laaju'e.l Nety Cries lpsscapal, Ph Ave. at Th st th lethal 'Ask aryone who hbed in 1972." + , il l + return to the pulpit of j toi, PInt P'stecW,l hvnih .4 Sas,,q Fell Ospq• Telacnacle. 3714 Cenotry Ct,s t,tl Olivp HI nit Church, 04k Hill Nd. Os',. Ilistard Al'ii, $ Church. 14*11. Pans Ave. Safltitd($llI,,atsI,neIp4J,Mv,h.IW, Th. 5apg i A,In, $SW. 14Th $1 /. I Mi.-a, Clvrt*. Attipnv.$4 Spii Un.tet :Seth if Christ, Attainee.$. Cffiinnity C1apel. sit HWY ?I II Y P CIWCIIIO..d,n Clviii $514 U PRISBYTINIAN Lake Mar-i Uiwlad byIeca ).atch' FirI Pt l dada. Chard?, Oa Ave. $ )rd St. Full Prflbytadlen Church ci Detlary. t Hsptsla.d Nelt,q St Aisdttws P"t.bytpniv. Chatch. PSU lear teds Rd. Casselberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry. Rrii n WUU WUU WE WILL REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH SOC BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM FOR EACH AN ADULT MEMBER OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECIALI Ab'oiu te ly Beverages Served AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE . . .Scrumptous, farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon r sausages, delicious home fries and toast. FRESH GARDEN SALADS Cole slaw, cottage cheesa, potato salad, miud pickles, sliced peaches apple sauce, tossed salad, assorted dressings, deviled eggs, piCkled beets, 1.110 with fruit, macaroni salad, 1-.. # [+ +. -. -: t - LA -- ' 14 . ___________________________ -- ___________________________ .. . - I - + I United Methodist Church. on Sunday after a month's Palmetto Baptist vacation. The Palmetto Baptist Vacation Church School will be held Monday through Church, 2626 Palmetto Me., Thursday, resuming again Aug. Sanford, will be hosting a li-il, 9:30a.m., to noon. Mrs. prophecyconferenceandyouth Schmidt, director invites all fellowship this weetend, Friday CJl1+. COy 4 lW Special! While in Haiti the group community to attend. The Mellon j+jtjjjjjjjj: W W HOT BUFFET Roast turkey with dressing, rare roast beef, pot roast of beef, corned bail and cabbage, fresh roast pork, leg of lamb, baked ham, fresh luicy chopped sirloin, fresh seafood, ages .. Lake Mary Clqch'el ttse Nazarene. Late Mary P'-d.. Lab. Mary Lenwpe4 Church ml this Nazarene, Wayrnan & Jeisv.p Ave. w Su niln v W' W - ..f1IIl elude Bible Study, mission Today" from Trinity United emphasis, music, recreation, Methodist Church of P1 and refreshments. Many of the Beach Gardens. adult workers in the school are "Yesterday's Today is a from the relar Sunday School faculty who teach week by group of committed young week. Young people will assist peoplewho believe in .spreading the word of Jesus Christ in the various lepartments. through music with the OW The parents Night Program SOUnd that is exciting to the will be held on August 8 at 7:30 listener. The group has been p.m. organized for four years and has 33 members ranging bet. Altamonte ween 1S-23. The concert - __________ --___________ - 'f Oilepii Mi$tisdait Pusla Wtøiyaø Methpgist. It 1 w. .t L I Wnlpn Spr.g S.,nntp, Oa Ad,tntiit Chivit?, Ill usts Rd ice Meth4d,t Church 144 W 4Th SI Geneva MsThdiit Church. Oewva Grace United Mthedlst 'hurch, Airpoct BM Grant 'happl A.M I. Church., Cylete Oabp.,p M4thadsI Chunth, _____ I Maiftan Ave. AIlinp ss Sa'lt.td Sivintli Day Ad,,ntstt CIvtth, 7Th 4 Elm F,n*t 5outh,, M.tp'o,t Cp,jrh. 3444 Sanlord Ave - - Uptala Cunrn,nfly Pnes5ts,ean Church. UMala Nd Wsstinitpq Pr isbytsrt• ClutcA. Red Iv NI. Cau.I1wrry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST PitsI Labs $lsnth-Oa, Adventist Church. Hwy 414. Funsvt City OTHER CHURCHES Aliens I U I. Church.. Olive 1 12th All Faith Chapil, Camp 54nuseb WNvI Pats ii kandaH Avue NmIiIs Chrpsl, Beard.ii Ay•. Chulu.ta Ce inanity Church Church 14Oidea c,vio. oi.. • -..' . , ... ., Menagerie." Theme for the show was Spirit of '76 and each participant received a Bicentennial hail children, but a mission offering invites you to a concert of will be received each day. yesterday's music in today's t CHURCH OF CHRIST Ne.MtCllvaryMiU1i-,S.i.l,t.IIegw. 111151. Np, Calm Pvimmve B.tis1 CJiwdi. UN W+ 13Th SI. N.w Tastsm.1 lft$t c1wr. p4fty I *44c1% Lasud Niw Mt. ben 131$I Cbs,0i. 17$ P,.r AiiS+ Iivt.a Parb Supitut ChurcI'. II W IMI' St Pwpeps 14p11$t p,+ tni w tint 11us$. 1a.4acd 'I. : :i. 4 1 iiIi%3, Annual Community United Methodist Church Youth Talent Show In Casselberry featured acts from noon daily, Monday through "Yesterday's Today' baton twirling to a soliloquy. Dena McFarlandiabove) received first prize In musical category from Friday, for all children aged 3 masters of ceremonies Linda Barton and Ted McIlvaIn. In photo below are winners in dramatic through those in grade 6. ThCIe The First United Methodist FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff ________________________________________________________________________________ ASSEMBLY OF COO system coliapse .. . . w UI Ilaptism in services this Sun. mission work ne.ir Cap Haitien day. The pastor, I)r. Jay 1. and served in various Cosinato, will officiate at the capacities. Lord's Supper observance in The Christian Homemakers the morning services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Baptism will SundaySchoolClas$wiilholda conclude the 7:30 evenIng covered dish picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare service. The church will have Rainier on South Ike Thplet, Vacation Bible School August 4 " :1 and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of their own; the dnage often - United Methodist of God, 503 Hickory Ave., will be Youth Director Ted Sanford, will continue through McIIvain and his wife, Sandi; First Baptist Sanford's First Baptist Church will observe the or- I, A & P WEO & PAINT CO., INC. PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS . Firewood, the poor man's fuel. --------.. TtIuJ ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fia. SENKARIK GLASS and Employes 1 are ask to bring in their work recent work crusade to Haiti Saturda) txtween 11 a in to 2 'iiIl be presented at the7 30 -- ('I -- . _•; - SANLANDOUNITIDM&THODI$T WW'3Np L--J 's (t 11% • p.,- display their creations Sunda) .' course, and when your craft heels over at that precarious angle, It takes skill to control her. But Friday iSprn, Wa*ssdavS,fvics sersed as pastor author, and peoplerange farther and fird i r isane1or oser)earsauu scrounge harder for precious While people in the dee1opcil IspresentIythechaianofthe twigs and branches, the land countrlei can cot consumption These Foodstuffs will be ud across America, hare accepted iesIerian Church of San- in the Fourth Street Park. Judy in God's ministry. Aaw.c Pails, 6 24-27 II SEam I.nergy of the Poor for all )oung adults (out of ('onununity MitinnWpi*p RI eon I. is regaru lead of fires ood that Gold two rda night, 6 30 Saturday destruction of trets and firewood scardty will unfl1, aiu a Ii or )un a) grasslands doubtedl) be influencing the School and w orshi services Erosion of HI:nala as Uflu..iY mormng The erosion of the Himalyan ments address the population Ministry - them a thr ugh liar invited to attend 1 R. speaer Hutsify ments their achievements and failures-were largely a result of fate or fortune Luck WOtild long John WsdEvlIlWItVdy on the iI Adventist School , staff has promised 756 metrIc building roads allow villagers be in charge of the nursery All Indonesia and Niger yet thiS market Fckholm, the Indian peasants turn to an alternatie source of OS Genesis CongregatIonal - - v; assc Ma Pv•v'c Issublusi CONDRIGATIONAL nsoru, anu nOsy I Ch h ill Monday throu r The assemblies and class will be held at First Methodi • r I illsges. (odder is now an all.day task economical fuel, but using it for Onb a generation ago, the job that purpose means that it could be completed in an hour. cannot be used as organic Staff at the climax of their w 5 ter to grow bigger,better Martha McDonald, Kath Annual Conference just ended crops n wC ears a1,ieau e zawss, ,, ro t)UV M:HOr1:CH • . I ,, is in •N p in M, WorIip to m that few sailors would ever reach nrt in this manner Fr S K .es r ' trees scatter rougli research to him to zome out- ,tands, but as prices (or the of the way places, such as wood hae risen landlords are eil, where the search for increlsInly atherin the Four men fm the Saoed urch of the Nazarene are In a group oF 30 CenJ odlas led by i...iiUtui Os 7 Np in Pentecostal ILIAiI 117 P21 I $ . - the tragic trends of our present ran away from something that day culture is the number of they should have faced up to people who, when problems and solved with the help of God KInd5afl,n.ndNuti - - I in lNprn. - ________________-- -- - NAZARENES ma rv. Fla IS)WlStIIPIacp $ebleilvdv 11w Lvflwras Hi,r and TV TIR 1$ 11w Evsnin krvci . - - I Np in 7N i' -. - - • 'I;, SunaWTRRBoadcaat EvbnB,ist,c Spcy$c ' . - F lsc IYsdn,t4jykcyc, P OtdTrvths*s,.MD.y . . - just remember that the grass face the new problems with the not be any greener on the added burden of grief and guilt II VICP1 LAKE MANY CHURCH OHCNE ' IC OF CHRIST )a,n,iP Nu.d'um Ibis StVY A .- s" \ 05 11am Sday HOLY CRO chutc:Scho.s Church Of Christ - • II Na m . ,', wa . 0 f jumpI ng wth I us. tradingaset of probIen I know soiidhing about for a (.enerally when people y to whole set of problema I know solve marriage problems by will be • ', OF THE NAi[NE ¶.M5 A U'$47 iMp .i i pn S,,.i Ev, WirsJp $p m Wid ay as special guest O , VEGETABLE Broccoli, cauliflower, baby Carrots, green beans, iima beans, corn, spinach, peas, candied yams, mashed yellow rlc*, potatoes, baked squash and many Others plus our fina gravi and sauces. BRUNCH SERVED FROM n TO 2 P.M. EACH SUNDAY ,. I - - - - Inn North .4 & SR 434 LONGWOOD 305862•4060 �- jr WOMEN Junior Artists Show Sunday The climax of a long summer 's worth of arts and crafts labors will come Sunday when the children in the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford's recreation program display their handiwork to their parents. The program, under the leadership of Judy Robb, was opened to children from the entire community thIs year. and registration totalled 80 youngsters between the ages of 3-14 years. During the summer, they have enjoyed making a wide range of crt items well participating in creative dramatics sessions. During the coming final week, children i1l learn about marionettes, spend a field day in the park and the program will climax with an old fashioned homemade ice cream feast. -- li- ____ _______ __________________ ________ _______ _______ -• . - _____________ ____________ _______ '9 L_ JI - - :.-. . / __ ___________ It' _________ l)EAI4 ABI3Y: I am a 50-yearold bachelor who recently met B Dear very beautiful. 40-year-old woman with whom I fell head over heels in love. She's a medical technician andisveryintelligent,butShe'S a bur.dle of nerves. She bites ___ her naib down so far they ___________________________ -sometimes bleed. She's never _________ ________ _ _ ________________ _____ . . - .5,.— _________ ________ _________ ___________________ __ _________ , I __________ --___ _____ _____________ -_____ ___ __ ___ - - P -• - _______ _____________________ __________________ -- — Amy Berrien (left) and Susan Gregory work with yarn and paints Patty and Bud Carlton mix up a potpourri together A tea to honor the exhibiting artists in the Mcclenny Art newly acquired Legion Home on U.S. 17-92, Orange City. A School of Instruction and first meeting of the year for Council of Florida and the Art Assembly of Jacksonvilie. Post on Sunday from 9 a.m. until late afternoon, Th1s newly &egion 255 Installs headed by Mrs. Grace Storms of New Smyrna Beach, elected at The local Ladles Auxiliary of VFW Post 10096 Is now a part of _____________ ifl the notice on the clubhouse bulletin board. - .e F- - - - Ii!gririiage - ;'-. - ______ - -.. - , . ,,ii . and Director ' - -I- ' '' '' ten consumers undercut their chan of having problems because they use a negative approach. Here are my suggestions Icr getting satisfaction when you 7 m (7,5) - Baserall Today - AGAINST EHA IN ILLINOIS - at the home of Mrs. Katrina bridegroom's mother, Mrs. , Myers, Old Orlando Rd., 0. Johnson, Mrs. Kenny .?,,, - .. Sanford. .-I - - - 10 p m 135) - International Champonthtp Wrestling ' SUNDAY p I p rn (35) -- Georgia Charnpionhip Wrestling 70 m (9) - Water World (watec ikiingcompettni 7pm (35) -- Chiimpions (World Series of Martial Arts, atonti Mn' AAU Outdoor Track and Field Championships) ipm -- flasell (Atlanta Braves vs San Diego PaOres authentic costumes for th' wagoneers. The costumes will '-. - c.-- I m 124) - Tennis (First National Classic .t Liv,llC) f p r. .i - Baseball World Of Joe Garagiola (final FRIDAY Miss Keeling will wed Ronny Mrs. Capp Pierce, Mrs. Aron Tho son, Miss Linda Milam, '' Johnson Saturday. _____ ________________ season games, or even in the league playoffs? That doesn't the tying tally in the eighth inning, in the first game against Series when pitchers must bat against the National League champion, Then he walked, sprinted all the way to third on a tapper and hARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - An has more than tripled his earnscored for Boston's second run in the fourth inning of the old, beat-up putter, mallet- ings for the entire 1974 season. months to go," Boston Manager Darrell Johnson said. "However, our guys played two tough games in extremely hot three-run inning, TwIns 7, Royals 2 by' his caddy — turned the golf prize here, but isn't counting season around for 111k the money yet. Minnesota past Kansas City. years, I wasn't doing much of wound up making $500 for the anything," Massengale said, week," he said. "Anything can "Out in Palm Springs early in happen yet." the year my' caddy, Denny Ferrell, was watching me putting Seaboard one day' and I was complaining about it and he said he had an "The pitchers are welcome to come out and take batting Mercury: 'I 'm The Best ' seastn hasn't destroy-ed his confidence. He Morris, seeing limited action after his proclaims himself the best running back In left knee was Injured, had only 214 yards in the National Football League. 1974 after 954 and 1,000 yards the two peeseasons. 'If I'm healthy and I have the op"I know when the season starts I'll be portunity, I'm the best ninning back in pro No. 1," said Morris, criticized by some football, bar none," Morris said at the teammates last year for exaggerating his ____ __________________ "lie brought It out the next I know he doesn't want me around here I think that's the biggest change board Coastline opens competianymore. Certainly', the Dolphins could there's been in my' season-the tion tonight in the Florida Rectrade me, but I don't tlsnk they' will, putting." reation Softball Association "I think they want to use me. I haven't Massengale, armed with that Men'sStateSlor Pitch Tournaplayed much my last two years but I have new-old putter, scored eight ment at Orrnorid Beach, my stats. birdie"I didn't miss any Seaboard, which won the "In other words, I don't have to worry short pulls all day long," he Sanford Recreation Depart- "I have not seen anybody come into mice (O.J. Simpson) or Benny ( Malone) or than my rht. "The Miami Dolphins and all the fans in nesr think about Malone. Sure, if he lead Thursday in the $250,000 disct tournament, will battle starts ripping off 70 yards a crack, I'll Westchester Golf Classic. Marion Tire of Ocala at 8:15 Morris can run," he said. "Even in '72, of everybody, struggler on the tour for his second in its district. Morris, however, will have to beat out when I gained 1,000 yards, I did not run to "Training camp is nothing really', cxc .?t first five years, broke through Seaboard Coastline will be Malone to get the opportunity. my capabilities. My best days are still a test for my' knee," he said."Ttiat's the to his first triumph in the Tal. competing with 13 other teams _____ workouts, gained 468 yards and averaged they can't be this season, 1.1 yardS a carry as a rookie last year after "The only way I'll be disappointed at not •- exhibition games. When the real gun goes ten the caddy's putter-and, finals will be played at 2 p.m off, that's where I'll be. No. 1." with $53,278 in official earnings, Sunday "' ._-- CANTON, Ohio (API - Paul Brown and George Mien, the two hours before the game. Brown, the 27th round draft selection o the New York Giants __________________ - A prograinof chamber music " 'e' ' ,- - works by Bach, Beethoven and Nw York Louis Chicago Epistola Is a well-known performer and orchestra conductor in Florida. He has served as principal cellist in man' leading orchestras and . currently l)rector of School in Sarasota. Dr. Wolf Is currently 51 II S w , pci. os S 57 57 500 II 19 57 167 IS New York MIlwaukee Cle-v,laod $7 SI SOS 9 5) , 16 55 aSS is 1 Allen's Washington Redskins bid to give Nationa! Football Brown, himself a 1967 inductee, said, "There are no words to For Brown, the wizard of the Cincinnati Bengals, the nationally televised exhibitjon(ABC, 4 p.m. EDT) servesas a home- the game's most feared passing combinations. Lavelli, iii hiS 11 seasons, caught 386 passes for 6,488 yards and 62 touchc.owns. for a different reason. and I expect everybody' to play well," said Brown, who grew up in nearby' Massillon, the fame high school football hotbed. fensive tackle and linebacker. Moore, an MI-American at Penn Statc, has the second highest Allen, whose Redskins have been in the playofis all fow- of his seasons at Washington. l.'.!h. t ft 11.11 '1 F';trn dttr)fl,' nhr:ni'u'-nt i',-r,:nrt- pri1tii-t'i 11,fl (-nrnhln-d nit varb - ' -' ' . ' ' - . ''- ' . . - years. -' West Angeles 5$ 57 SIl ii", Oakland m S Francisco 57 $3 495 li', KansiS Qeone.Co,?1 - Gary Wolf, pianist. ' East W I, Pct. GB Brahms will be presented on University. Featured will be Ernesto Epistola, cellist, and American League East in the Music Rehearsal Hall at Ue'ye/(o1'(. San Diego SO 54 477 19 Atlanta 16 59 435 Houston 15 70 352 3? Chicago Thursdays Results 2Sou't )(S(-eSg ' '.',otreal 7 Philadelphia Cincinnli II. San Franc sco . 6 Atlanta fl. Los Angeles 10 MARGE WILLIAMS 47 5' 14) chamiiber music recitals, fl concert Is open and free Pittsburgh (flrett 7 7), In) Atlanta (Nrkro II)) at San _____________________________________________________________________________ to the public. •- • )r :..iti .' '' ' - Thursday's Games 4, Only gamos %chrwluie.j S SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Tony' Glanimalva of Houston, Tex., strong-armed his way into the semi-finals of the Western Open boys tennis championships with his SPORTS Milwaukee IHausman , lI Glammalva Triumphs ta rs CE? Tvvo C)pp o n e n Is '-:;.' k. :'. The Sanford All-Stars won line in a doubleheader Saturday (me and lost two on their afternoon, facing Starke in the tLirn it," added Scanlon, who has defeated Gianunalva in -. -''',',,-,- failed to reach first on a hit until Stadium. Giammalpa blew top-seeded Ben McKown of Lakeland, ': -'i: - semifinals. Sianlon ousted Iourthseeded Matt Mitchell of tallied four straight singles, but _______ Palo Alto, Calif., 634, 6-1. to no avail as they were Fin,, off the court, 7-5, 6-0, to advance to the i8-and..under segregation in South Africa say they are trying to per- suade sports leaders in Africa to ban Wimbledon tennis '" ' : c... -' • ...I. - the ninth inning, when they lA)NLX)N I AP) — Campaigners against racial F • the nightcap. Game time is 1 it ,r,1 fluller 031. 7, (InI tn I Iianl 1)10). - . ' ; ." ;'.l '._ to handle it. "His serve is the best thing he ha going," ZillScanlon "J BRIEF ;, U n) Clevelitd (Raich $5) at New F 'a powerful serve. But his opponent t.oday said he knew how treat (fllalr 6 tO and Carrithers f,'rn 7 SI itt Minnesota (Gall: 831 9212 -- _________ ________________ ________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ f,nnecnta 1, Kansa'. (I, 7 floton 36. Detro-t it, lt game ID 1rwiinqs si Louis (Denny 1 3) at Chi Champion 6 5) at Baltimore caoo (Bnham 1061 (Palmer 117 and Grimsley 6 (Schueler it Mirvieote TodaysGamE Philadelphia n1 "'.9 50 57 1?0 tS II $7 Is? IS California New Yprk A P'ttsturgh 7 Sanford 66 35 635 CIty Sd II $35 10 ' , Te,as Chicaao S St .,ouis 3 ' ' ChaIrman of the Music Costume patterus authcnUcally duplicate the pioneer dress of wagon traIn days h" -'' '':-- Diego (Jones I) dl. in) You may not know It, but poor vision is both sides agree to abide by the arbitrator's final decision, The threat of artitratlon Ia havir.g a good effec' on retailers' cooperation. In Dallas, for example, the percentage of I i.metlmes called lazy eye, which can be JUDY RENEE 834 9212 Eye tests conducted at school are not at all should be tested frequently — with a to read an eye chart 20 feet away. Vision at $) cOOrdiflatIOnofbotheyes,fiasugma,,tsm you have taken, on the local level, to resolve your problem; enclose copies of your correspondence with retailers and othirs. I Many eye problems, if detected early, can be corrected either with lenses or exercises, Sometimes eye problems lead to school or _ _ HILDA RICHMOND sicia1 problems, so be alert, If your child is 514 '1)61 _________________________________ In) Francisco (Hitlick' I Salurday's Games St I fluiS itt Chcito 2 : and annual eye examinations between the _ York (Hunter 13)0), (flI Cincinnati (HiIl,nham Oakland (Bahnsen 7$) at at Los Angeles (Sutton lit), Kansas City (Busby 135). In) HouSton (Richard 7 dl at 3an Teea (Perry is,. (n lower school achievement, and in some cases leads to anti-socisi behavior and even serious established, Affairs, Health, Education ard Welfare Department, Washington, D.C. 20201. Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 7-2. II 30 p m (35) - Boirsg (Mike Rossman vs Mke Niion in 10 00) 7 lInt get resilts oi your cwiplaint. BBBs also work with local retailers to resolve vonsumera' "Friday-S p.m. pitchers and everybody." _ -- 4.-i..__ -,. rourvi rnici.liewcig ht bout from Las Vegas) _________ _____ ____ your community; and the office itself has the uthor1ty needed to There's plenty of time for thai" _______ S "...-- from Firestone Country Club in Akron. Obo) __________ ____ FTU Has ______________________________________________________ county has one - have procedures for dealing with retsilers in shawl. 'It's an a Il-out thing, Take no prisoners.' _________________ ___________ First, write a letter to the retailer, He Is the one who Is most rarc , and authentically -' ' likely to find the source of the problem and resolve It. Always - t patterns designed ty tCc' write, rather than telephoning, and keep a copy of the letter. It tslcCalb for those homesewers S--. will help you in the future if you must pursue the rTlattf!t -- ' , ' -In your letter, include all the facts about the product. Give the who might want to duplicate the . - -- : , i•'' . ,." ' %, model number, size, color, date and place purchased and tell clothing worn by our pioneer .,• , .t --,,, ... , whether you paid for it with cash, check or charge plate - all ancestorswhenthefirstsetUer . .' started moving westward In the ________ relevant information, include a factual statement of the 'oblem, early 18th century. . .: • '.-. written as clearly and unemotionally as possible. ' ' Ttre are patterns for .. .:.•'''- ." giving the same information. Enclose a copy of your letter to ,-& T .., ,.. . - (.i' '. (ems include long skirts and ____________________________________ _______ ______ _____ ______ shirts (the first American ______________ If you find that you are being referred to different people, separates), jumper dresses, r-=r. ____________ -._ affairs office or to the letter Business Bureau (BBB). Chalked on the board normally used for the reporting times 1030 m (9) - PGA Championshp lhighlughtt of lirt round Bounds, Mrs. Tommy Rose, MissRaynaSmnith, Miss Misty' ' ';:,-': 'i?'- - times in one game.' — Johnny Bench Amor.g guests were the bride. Gorky and Miss Terry Gordon. . "c'' ;r""'' I..: . .......- ---.- . - Opportunity, I'll come through." MONDAY a . - . -- H- - . :.-: Massengale have to get th€ pitchers ready to hit in the event we're fortunate Championship Game between Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins) - ' ':"f irtnins and 6-1, boosting Boston's American League East lead MIAMI (AP) -- A knee inJury that getting the starting assignment at mid- starting Is if I'm not given the chance," he the 95, World 5pr,q') Lorena Keeling, bride-elect, elect's mother, Mrs. Robert - ____________________ Houston. 1 pm (9) - NFL F'baII (Washington Redskins vs Cincinnati not have separate quarters In National League The McCall Pattern Company retailer. 1"\, 7 15 p m (7,5) - Baseball (New Ytk Me$ vs PittsburP Bride of Ronny Johnson - - .m __ ' stirring musical program . - ' - ()ri Shower For Miss Keeling, -P --v- 4: -. . .. closely- is possible to histonc continuous exciting event, period the approach and trails and wagon routes. It will Every day on the road and departure from the outskirts of ' .-,) - any community'. '- - j ..j Spectators will be welcome to '''''''''''''''1,i,';' -4 view the ritual of encamping; -. Learn To orripain the watering, feeding and ,. , - With Effectiveness - 1pm l6.)3)--Golt(frn&roundotwestches!erClassic) ,. . .. "" .. Pittsburgh. - . - ____ The entertainment around the campfire will be reciprocal. School bands and local &ee _____________________________________________________ 7 pm (41) - Championship Wrestling -,. -. - _________________ __________________ _________________ ____ 1F;AR WANTS: The in- him stay on the couch because I In 1965, the Supreme COUrt want him In bed with me. established the con.stitutlonal EMPTY BE!) right to privacy. This mit I)EAR EMPTY: Try reverse theseparathonofthesezes In all psychology. When he leases places involving sleeping, U your bed for the couch, don't disrobing and all other prh'ate ________________ _ ________________ __ Coach Paul Brown Bess Houk, president of the Ormond Beach Auxiliary 2542 and out there until he falls asleep. 1197. _________________ 'This is no ordinary exhibition. Paul 5pm (6))) CBS Sports Spectacular (third rouni of West :'. " -. - The Reds' victory, coupled with the lis Kalmus of Sanford, president of Orange County Auxiliary 7; coming back to our bed, but he locker rooms and even public . evenings will conclude with l)o you have a complaint about an unsatisfactory product? sing-alongs and country _____ over the (;ianLs, BerlsatCsnton,Oho,in.nnl Hall olFame Game) New VFW Holds First Meet clubswill be invited to perform ______________ Bobby Tolan scored the tiebreaking run on an Department of Florida Ladies' Auxiliary to Veterans of World couch to punish me. ___________ _____ ______________ ____________ ___ _______ _____ _____ homer, his second of the night, to key a four-run r't-,. r&n o,,m St Lout Cardinals's ChiCagO CUbS) Pm (9) - Champio,nhtp Wrestling 3 m (9) -• Ch4mp'onship Games of the NFL ByVIRGINIAKNAUER _____________ _______________ _______________________ .said Bench about the Giants' swaggering young Bunnell, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach and DeLand. grooming the teams of horses. _________________ beds bombed out the righthander with a six- wife. My husband and I have that if it becomes law, there will been married for two months, no longer be separate public VWWI Auxiliary Meets and whenever I displease him, re.stroomnsformenandwomen' Local women attending the Seventh District meeting of the he goes out and sleeps on the And the men and women will _____________ _________ Coach Chuck Noll will be on hand to assist Barber arid Cohen. Barber, a graduate of the University of Florida In Gainesvilie, became a teacher of art at the university, then studied art in Heidleburg, Germany and presently is teaching art in McCienny. 'oprlate tribute to the nation's train heading eastward, and is the people of America. Local 200th birthday, a train of scheduled to arrive in Valley wagon and carriage groups, covered wagons - one for each Forge by July 4, 1976. riding clubs and youth state - will cross the country. The Bicentennial Wagon organizations will be invited to ______ home another run, lifting Chicago over St. Louis. DEAR ABBY: You indicated Color Bearers are: Dorothy Leib, DeLand; Ann Waters, New soman is In need of psychiatric Smyrna Beach; and Ruth LeClerc and Helen Bacon of Deltcna, treatment. The best way to help that you were in favor of the The Bicentennial Wagon be conducted in live separate every night camping in local Train Pilgrimage is a replay of segments, each segment fun- camp sites and in national ____ Atlanta a dramatic victory over the Dodgers. Mets 6, PIrates 2 classes will be held In the mnornatg,s and advanced students' in the secutive year, as president of the auxiliary. Other officers inafternoons. Registrations are being accepted now, at the Hall eluded: Mary Henry, first vice president; Marie Harttnger, 1-11 _________________ ______ _________ __________ shut out the heavy-hitting National League West leaders. Nora Smith, DeLand, assistant conductress; Marie Hayward, yoU are a psychiatrist, you are be made public in the DeLand, assistant guard; Alice Beinert, DeBary, Patriotic In- not only barking up the wrong newspapers. Bier,te,,niiI ___________ Montelusco a free meal if he (lid, As it was, Montefu.sco wasn't even around They also are invited to attend the art classes which will be high office of commander of the post since the Inception of the conducted by' Baber in DeBar' Hall beginning Tuesday, Aug. 5 post seven years ago. '".5", .' _________' _______ _______________ _____ 'Nobody's going to strike me out four Beach, guard; and Marie Hayward and Heah Davis of DeLand the wrong tree? clergyman the marriage wIll with Peg Grubiak of Ormond Beach, trustees. HANGING IN THERE be recorded In the church Wagon Train To Make __________________ Lay Parrish's twnm single capped a three-run rally in the first inning and Mike Jorgensen's double higlighted a three-run fifth. CardInals 5, Cubs 3 Jerry' Morales' run-scoring double in the during the month of August and the exhibition is open to the historian; John Hall, Judge advocate and John Cunningham and public. Labue Leanard, executive committeemen. . historian and Helene Sanford, sargeant-at-arms. ______________ round before and wound up ma king $500 for the week.' — Rik Massengale Braves, booed Cincinnati's runaway lead to 14 games-biggest of the season, Braves 11, Dodgers 10 bland 011icesmasheda three-run homer off IA'S Angeles relief ace Mike Marshall, capping Daytona Beach, senior vice president; Emma Worthington of stable. I've never walked away' through your local county t'krk. w.---r--.g,,_,, , . F - -- .4E __________________ riiatter of seconds. For in- elsewhere? Is there a threeiay stance: Last night, she asked waiting period? How about inc to take her to a steak house blood tests? because she wanted a steak. i have been married before, she decided it was "no good." 'No, we're not thinking about any World Series, not with two months to go. How. ever • . .' - Boston Red Sox Manager Darrell Johnson a steak dinner if he struck me out four times," said flench, ho cracked a three-nm homer in the big second-inning rally. "Nobody's going to strike me out four times in one game." Montefusco also put ins loot in his iimuth Then she sent It back because It raise my children, and we are P was "spoiled." i I'm sure It raising a grandchild left to us wasn't.) Afterward, we went to by my daughter who recently District, Saying... John Montefusco could have had a steak dinner, but he had to eat his words instead. The brash San Francisco pitcher vowed to strike out Johnny Bench four times Thursday will be held at the DeBary Hall Art Galleries of the Florida commander; Emory Caukin, Junior vice-commander; Joseph Mrs. Betty "Leonard of Deltona was installed as the corn______ Judy Robb left helps Sonja Mullis with a bottleneck necklace Artists, Clubs Active In Deltona Area Cohen Is the director of the Humanities Endowment Irogram -. ilon't mention the town, T ______________ __________________ __________ __________________ cury Morris can run... I'm the best runfling back in pro football, bar none.' — in a serious auto accident (her grandchildren think we are mother was driving). She went aireidy married. laid up for two years. TI) )( 'r e ' 'The Miami Dolphins and all the fans in She is a clothes "nut" Once II) bed. Wanna bet she showed me (by actual I)EAR AIIBY: The man I count 81 pants suits and 103 been li1ng with and I pairs of shoes unOst of which would like to get married, bUt had never been worn I. t. don't want It In the - I Abby and insists that ii she marries, isn't getting the kind of reaction she wit! remain a virgin. "Sex," he expected from you, he'll ght' - S Should Play Shrink - What SPORTS i'I. __--_— ____ _____ ______________ _____ ________ ________________________ . CHICAGO (API - As the story goes, there were less than two front four, added his thoughts on how the Steclers will approach minutes left in Super Bowl IX and the Pittstxigh Steelers had the the game. game on Ice with control of the ball and c 16-i lebd over the "I for one, will not take the game lightly," White said. "It's Minnesota Vikings. an all-out thing. Take no prisoners." Jon Kolb, a key man in the Steeler offensive line, turned to a The Steelers are solid 17-point favorites In the nationally tele. fellowlinenianand said with the sweetsmile of victory, "Man, -_vised(}ntest,tobeseenonABCat9:30pm EDT., excepti the the 'Burgh' must look like Hiroshima now." ______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug. 1,1,75-1 Chicago area, which is blacked out. But Mi-Star Coach John The flurgh' is Pittsburgh, and though no buildings were ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ McKay's 1973 squad threw a scare into the Miami Doljins, destroyed in celebration of the team's first National Football ________________________________ League championship In its 43-year history, fans like to brag - 14-3. that half of Ohio heard the shouts and car honks of unrestrained "We're not going there to lose," said Cnach Chuck Noll before McKay had óeen accused before that game of runni.rg a joy echoing from the Steel City after the game. the team left for Chicago. "co'ntry club," because he held only one practice a day and The Steelers lace their first test as champions tonight in Few other championship teams have lost the battle with the rarely scrimmaged. Chicago's Soldier Field, when they square off against the Colcollegiates. The series record stands at 29-9-2, and the All-Stars McKay's coaching style is less flamboyant than most. the start of the NV!. season. Last year's gime was not played because of the NFL players' don't have Jump-up-and-down teams." After waiting those 43 years to participate in the contest, the strike. He just has winning teams, compiling a 119-36-8 mark as - SteeIers5aythey'renotaboutthgohorneasl15 Dwight White, one quarter of Pittsburgh's famed defensive coach at . on ly Psyc i a fri sts __________ ' I ________ ___________ ___ _____________ _____ _ 4 ________ __ ________ __________________________________________________ ______________________ ________ __ _ _______ __ _________ ___ ___ ____________ ________________ - -. . - Even ing Herald, Sanford, Ft. ____________________________________________________ ii _ __ / ( . Friday, Aug. 1, 197S--4A _ — -. Steelers, All —Stars To Square Off Tonight ____ _______________________ ______ - i1%tOn at San FranciSco - Cir'cinnall at LOS Angeles. Saturday's Games (irycl a nd ,iI Now Vcrk Chicago ,t Minnesota professional eye tests, In fact, 1 in 100 check-up. It may not lead to the answer. But _________________________________________ ______________ children between 3 and S has amblyopia, there's a pretty good chance it will, ___________________________________________________ Sundays Games New York itt Psttsh,,rgh, 2 Sunday's Games C,,riand itt flew York, 2 ph:lactelphla at Montreal Houston at San FranciscO. 7 Milwaukee at Baltimore Detrot a? Boston Atlnt,' at San Diego _- Clnc;nnati at Los Anqele% Make The Florida Vs. California Sunday, they were In DeLand and won the first game of their CHARLESTON, W.Va.IAP) - Two Florida girls faced Long Hot Summer A Real ____ _____ pitched the complete gtme. National GirlS 16 Tennis Tournament, Oakland at Kansas C'ty, In) Atlanta itt San Diego, In) - The South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee called a news conference here Thursday to announce the move and condemn Ashe for his alleged support of what played professional basketball in Israel last season, has signed a contract with the Spirits of St. Louis of the seed Marct'n Louie of San Francisco, Calif., met No, I seed and defending champion Zenda Liess of Daytona C-arm, a 6-foot-S forward, led (',uilford College to the lnThursday'm;qua!'terflnals,MjssAn(onopliswon6-lo. Oakland at Kansas cty NAJA championship in 1973, averagir 18.4 poInts and 12.5 1 when Sherry Acker of Kalamazoo, Micli., suffering From Calitcvnle at Taas. In) rebounds a game, flu,retIredafterthefirstgameofthesect Centra IAsr Conditionan Sys',in narrowly bested 6-4 in a game that was called after five in- HEATING, INC. The AU-Stars now sport a 17- "III. 10 record and will put it on the _________________ — .-- ' -aa- A'ff-= -fla-'-'--= - a---'- -! 'r';tv-"a-e-fl ' a-'- - '-- - - - - - - -' -a I' - - - -. =-. -- - -'-==-'-- " - a'-------- - - -- -. " -- - - -a a - a- �- - ----- Evcidn; Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - - I Questions L 43 HCf4Id tC ~I - I TONIGHT' S 1*,?b001 1(A A •rA•. ii'L - NONE I a on ~f A man il on' mom go on ~w .~ a Room HIM mom ammma ME BONNE OEM1101 MI' - 14 Jill' - - — 17 ill' 21 6~ mom i - 29 — 30 .I - - l— 31 - - - - - Jill Ill - JillII Jill - 51 - - 45 I44 - - — % - - ~ 58 — = (6) (9) Hollywood (13) ABC Summer Movie (24) Washington Week (35) Hometown IlcA ,. (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (2. 6. I, 9) News (21) Aviation Weather Lassie Rescue E s 0 eI H K I) U I V i: O I./o K I I) () Q I I N K S I S H I OFF c W 0 H U H U A C W 0KM I B H I including Cocktails I A 1 I C' I S T H R M Z N B E S M A K C N Frosn4Io:p.m. Mom throughFrtOnly H S II I 6 W K 1) 0 K N K TAU1YA O I R o P X 6 I. S V I 0 1 To S K J 0 S ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 4:00 F C I N A S N 0 S I B T L A (3 S N S D 1:30 - 2544 Park Drive, Sanford K R 0 H P R A N .1 A 0 S A P 1 E A E 'I 321-0424 __ LCGSTAREMGREDAWGSL'R III al b S Instructions' The hidden names listed below appear forward backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden same and box it Al.ASIO JIM BOWIE DALLAS Aa in El. PASO TOM OR HOW : Hodge Podg,"Poo 1883 eJ LONGWOOD Village Inn @iaiiz INlIRNATIONAI. NOSICOY SPYSO .MIWSIOUZOUKIA T,ssmrviat.S NPMflllal.. LUNCH Tv" "wS41 ii 'o'p'm lo'orn rn ISi? 1. 1 11 Xprn G,,w4 Club A¼m0.rVu.g* Av$I$ For Saturday, August iii1iIiiIiIiTiii1r Bubbling with LAUGHTER! j Buzzing I -4 a AUGHTER'' Q) if:, mb!('ii T!CHNICOLOfl. ADULTS 2.00 KIDDIEC 1.00 Showtm Fri. 7:30 9:10 Em TWUTLI ,' -- outweigh losses marginally. (. Showtlm. Sat. S Sun. 1Help nted 'TL2:30P.M.-S125 2:30 4:10 5:50 7'30 9:10 ____________________ JA W $ oud the cloud deal if you try embellish on it too much. BASEDON THE NATIONISESTSELLE* G MAY 51 IOOIWTfNsf COC S'Ow.Gf a CHILC,IZN I SCORPIO ____ ..—F-Mr-Ilill.,11111111111P. go OPPORTUNITY M oragof rr;nen- wood olo largo lewelers. Profit Sharin Vacations, many employf benefits. desire aggresilve au good refsonality, hard worki willing to relocate if necenar Call Mr Boatner. 322 1000. or roerw 1100 State St. Santa Plaza 7:00 (2) 3O-Apar1nntS Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2. I) Movie -- - - - . -- 411 - Plun3Jfl Sift of,lc,fl3A -- --'- -j -- ---______________________ _J - Oral trees 11.100 ONE BEDROOM 0 JUSTOFF2SfhS'r., T^. ,.s... 2521 Park Or Ior79tuoom Adults only In PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park Drive SlOup __________________ S**. .w w uuU • . Theatre (44) Movie ~ 11 I , 11111, . , .. 1 1~ -- ''t:- SKATE .. Compare what you're - , . SALES PRICE WILLOW— 1 BR, . THE BIRCH— 7 THE CYPRESS- CITY - ,- - 7 BR. 1 BATH 1 BATH - BR. 2 BATH F -- Oral Hea8. Air Conditioning D r free estimates, call Carl arris. at SEARS in Sanford. 32271 PORT SALE-- Misc. iti - . ,- . ____ '16,900 '20,900 1 21,900 VA DOWNPAYMENT 7 end tables. 7 rr ine4s. venetian blinds. Spa 'amic plaques. broiler o ick and camper. housel sc 323 0107. 25.49 Palmetto )ie, Rent? ctb npt Wi book c'ises di' to order 'I' L 'i H' en _ --_ -okod00000000 Inc & Mechtn cal Draft ng & s qning No lob too small Free lrnates Call 1795 3557 - 5 55Bs & Accessories * _ '0 '0 '0 124*01 '153.36 '160.70 1 ____________ __ $ BATH 26,900 $ 24,500 '0 so 2 1179.78 2 BATH '28,200 $0 '206.93 BR. 1' 3 BR - 197.39 00,. _~ M 4 7~, _ - . .... -. . . ' - - - ., -. . : - - - I -• ,-" ' . ..,, '.,',,-- . . - , - -, '' . . '1. : - , POINTS ___________ _____ i_m__.. -w . ............. ' - '' See CHICO & THE MAN Want a car. SIQ dawn and OflI140 per mo' See See - CHICO & THE MAN Want to trade clown? We pay vc4j r balance & give you a car See CHICO & THE MAN Now car' mi See CHICO & THE MAN 1 1570 fl.svit nwnv i No wpm ffw_.0111111~~111111 U — — W .--..--- l ti ' or day, 3733913 ~mmunwo mmouft 21 - - COLOR SNAPSHOTS I From your Kodacolor Film l2Exp-S399(21printl 70 Eup-16 1,(40 Print;) Add 35c each roll, postage handling Circle your choice — en cl ose film & payment - print name & ad dress Mail to DOUBLE PHOTO P0 Box 43 10 Winter Park. Fa. 12193 100 pcI satisfaction guaranteed •. "i,:':.'." - , . - ' . - - .- "- '" - -.,_-- ,- FSTERSON LAND CLEARING Pulld7ing. Eacavating, Ditch ""CrIo Ill Cr? !',c' 377 5941 Land Maintenance IP 'OU 15' Glaspar, 50 HP Mercury and tilt trailer Mint condition. 5900 323 1121 PORSON MARINE - your grast cut' Prompt dependent Sery cc $7 anu up 9S7 Have mower & tiller for lawn & small garden work Boy I? Min,mum 5., 7 '354 If your roof IS for the birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn Ing, roofing and concrete hlng, 'rec estlmaft'-s - Painting LJr'iAA DAlklTlkj UlSJIvIL I' ii I I' I IIi'.. P 'ThO'dV TAP( 0 PLASTERING Call 373 9579 J SCHULZE & DUN INIERIOR& EXTERIOR . Frr'eestma?eS 377 1970 Pan'ni Ppt'r Har'jrC,enera) . ;i,ç-ir.. - . - '- '.: '•.'"' - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS ror A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM OO\Y NT .Ds Pressure Cleaning ' A &A CLEANS ALL E.teniorprrssu'ecieanng 3" 0565 - 11-tI 1 )" - ' 1') -' .,, ', .LiçI.-' r- ' r,:i •- 'T' I'4- ' ,. Roof ing ,, Expert roof repairs fl a t rc*21; or ShirgIes All week guaranteed BR000EN ROOFING. )flVoi REPAIRS FO REASONABLE PRICES Call Don -- PoO Repairs Average 15 g rccd $600 Call Orlando Or r qht L', 'r l 's x .- -- ROOFING o's ___ - . ' ,. , '7 — ni 327 me Improvements 321 02)7 Gulbransen Electric Oroan Ex estimates 373 1066 or 3231911 i' -. .'... • VUkt %NP4E[DCUTTlNQ' Call me We care MS Vol - fi. or c'- rQ C) sc no Back ho Cuttois hay baleing. Light clearing 3771477 after A smelt Classified Ad brings big ' returns try one and see Car) 372 26)1 or III9993 -- 70 pct off thrcuqh August P K SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Caridids, Commercial, Aerial, PortraitS Adverts'ng 6)1 Flower Beds Cleaned? Free )VIPIG HAULING SALVAGE Sonnrflroo'.s 321 .inmtme - . Lawn Care (E ROOM TO STORE YOUR INTER ITEMS SELL )OPI'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A eNT AD Phone 337 2611 or $31. Hauling VA MONTHLY PAYMENT , ' : CHICO & THE MAN NEED A GOOD CAR' Looking fr garden egupment Read today's classified ads for good buys m C' 'i ,..IA' Druii mg - presently paying for rent '' blanc nsu a on R CONDO T I 0 N I N C . -. E FR ICE RATION, DUCT fORK, 24 hour ;,rvice All Save up to 30 pct Uri C' Ct, iakes DYKES AIR CON Install CellulOse fiber boAn in ITIOPIIPIG, 322 5471insulation Fr free eslimate's. 6689917cr c 71 736 3096 P AND THINK A MINUTE If assified Ad; didn't work the,.' wouldn't be any, ART AILING LAND CLEARING es All typ lots 8. acreage clear ed. We n a uDU. are nave lop soil, fill dirt, clay, an - S97-?isicaI Mcrthnde THE .. II lOT fl rlU#'\kIC rst Pentecoslilt Chu, oh) - clean. Call 571 3411 MODEL THE I Why .' UsIFLss) VIILILflT -- with how littl, it will cost you to own a brand new home from Wilco Construction Company ,,-- I OUTDOOR RIO@$ NEXT DOOR .. - . shell available. P:e.se call night you Sell "Don't Needs" with -- . - rOWER'S BEAUTY SALON merly Harrielt's Beauty Nook) 519 U Pn 322 5142 It's like pennies from heaven whei '... ,,',. . NEW AUTO DEALER -IN LONOW000HWY 17 92 at 419 OPIDA. CB 175 2000 mules 1500 will trade for Dick 00 truck of -- VETERANSI Established Residential Area • ,:t; SkTht17 FIt.— 1 30 11 PM SAT-) 304PM 73011 PM Show (IS) Wnrid 04 . ., AFTER lIPS .,.,j ,,, ., ' -. '67 Cougar. 219 engine Good fires. rough tdy 323 $377 78—Mtorcyc$es I Trade 71" man's man's Vista I speed bike for girl's 26" - five or IV SEQUOIA— - 323 6"Ill - '- , Want to sell your car, we pay off the Lod Gewbg iuter 9 'til 6 1719 W 2nd uI Sanford's Finest SUN -CLOSED ALL DAY MON -, XI 2 NOON 7 lO PM Tuls -PRIVATE PAR TIES wIO-1upM 7sIOOPM THUI$.-4 X 12 woos 7301030 PM lelethOrt (13) Movie (24) Hollywood TV Willy THE _,? ,• TV's Iron $5',. B&W, Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd 4th St at V,lnBuren St PICI Desirable wooded lot nea r Sylva Lake, west of Sanford Call owne 372 2111 P't'Itt TOP , MAPLE .. Will sell separate 134142, Jim Hunt Realty '.,,.___,, in __ Road, Florham Park, N ew Jerset 07937. .,. --'---------- - I 614 1006 equipped , on e with pool, mitch more Combined p'lce, 170.000. 6420 - ke pennies from heaven 43—t.ots.Acreage Estates, Unit I, 91k E. LOIS 79, 31 MR 11 PG 261 Asking 12.154 Alan B Kynor. 304 Brooktak 1 135 TWOA ND THR EEBEDROOMSAVAILABLE\ 2550 RIDGEWOOD AVE., SANFORD 177.S00 Terms 7 After Wed, call 333 601 OptIon 37? 1109_______ __________ West Orlando-- adloining homes, central heat & air, carpet, kitchen 70—Swap & Trade - - 40014 . - Want to trade anything of value for t - Assume payments or rent wi School Bruno Bellucci, 191 Louise St , Crystal Lake, Illino' . KINMOPE WASI'IER, p.irt REALTORS 643 7333 DeBary lot, 75*150', Plantalio 373 6353 I THE - Forrest Greene, Inc. RIDGEWOOD ARMS MAGNOLIA— 3RR.2BATH ,. paved road right at the lake, large - - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 52—Applian ces extras unh"rd In a mobile horn - - - . ._.1 P3 and a friendly Ad Vsor will Yard Cleanup' Hedges Trimmed? , he. 3 - WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY-- Residential lot O .. 1700 hange REEL'S BODY SHOP. P Sanford Ave fl. VI,?. - 7 Bedroom, 2 bath double wide, ph lot, carpeting, drapes, swimmin boating, tennis. 116,500 Tern available Also houseboat. 13,00 Call 901 3*3 0295 or 668 IllS I'm single, beautiful and lonely Yi can keep me company in a r8isi Wocxtbeamed living room, di with me on a balcony & ma, . 377.7671 for Junk Cars We PiCK Up PH -9736 or 56$L2010 B,thio We sell 'stall used motors & used parts, B Auto, open 7 clays a week. Couch, Char, Bed Dresser End Tables, Best Offer 377 8676 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3403 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 $700 air, fenced yard. 13750) WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE- I bedroom home. range & refrigerator Included, utility shed, fenced yard Don't miss this great buy at 135100 FHA available WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD ZONED room suite, French Prov, . . • . chairs With cane insert; and china cab . 1130 377 9776 overlooking lake, central heat & 1 2506 S Hwy 17 97 434$ steel utility building, compteti building, fenced yard, lust 2 block; Harold Hall Realty tec orat ed , fenced. 'ease, $173 Beautiful I bedroom, 7 bah pool no , . . CHICO & THE MAN 76—Auto Parts WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS ANY DESCRIPTION. 373 73. I 109W lt St .377 7335 We steam clean carpets - Cash For Your Junk Cars 3739136 .- -. - . Honda 350. under 5.00OMI I KULP DECORATORS 1964 Skyline, 12*36; 7 bedroom. bath, air, skirting, awning. 17' from Lake Monroe $77,900. CALL NOW, CASH 322.4132 -, -. 1975 Chevetle coupe, A C. rally radials, low mileage, must sell 1)50 down and assume payments 3737911 1200S French Ave Sanford. 172-7310 For used furniture appliances IC etc. Buy 1 or 10)1 items hr Mart, 715 Sanford Ave I — - 1936 Chevrolet Run; Qood, best offer Call 373 7716 noitioned Batteries, $117.9 1969 Pembrant, 17'x5Q', 7 BR, conditioned, unfurnished with I downs, $7,100 319 9777 bath home, with central heat and You'll R ecei ve A Plant It You're One Our First 10$ Visitors. . Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. , 2565 Park Dr wire wheels, radio, 17.495 Call Whitey Eckstein. 372-1631 Dealer Sanford Auc tion Wanted to buy used office furnit Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cal berry. Hwy 17 92 830 1204 Refrigerator F reel-n rgidaire large electric stove 1 56227 between 6 am. X 7pm fenced lot: access to river, $1S.i will negotiate 904 313 7577. air, range 4, refrigerator, at tractive paneling, 70*10' storage e re ' 1 Piece or Housefull CASH 37)4371 - Ico 31—Apartments Furnishec U.S.A. 6:30 (6) Jetfersons (44) Baseball 9:00 (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) Democratic National A()UARIUSJan.).Beb. ( -'n--- ANTIQUES er Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle. ont load deluxe ewing mat hine lid new for 1349.00. Pay bilance $68 or 10 payments rif $9. ,ee at APIFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 3229111 Eve. 869-1144 — ____________________ (44) Music City do things without gaining pleasure. Take time to smell ccnen:ent, I Sunland- 3 BR, carpeted. lOS (35) Scream Theatre 191 Your ambitious interests are overly strong today. You'll C11 1 1 Ow appolntm,,t at you, (Oflvenirncu OLOEP 3 Bedroom, 1', bath, _________________________ (34) A Family At War fl-Jan. air, $76,900- Terms 2 bedroom block home, fur Pied or unfurnished 3737970 D*Riry. Adults Lovely large I bec room. air. Ideal for retired pirsoni . 11115 $.,II,,d Ave Sanfsrd, F1,21771 :- droom, living, dining. k'tcnen, 53,000 DOWN, 2 Oedroom. I ba:h in rage Sanford Ave, 5 1 45 mo Winter Park 131,175 t Itt occupancy $14 16-49. Airport Blvd. Sanford 373 131 (6) All In The Family (9) Keep On TruckIn decision was firm. FINE 3 bedroom, li bath, central II carpeting, fenced 53) 3457 BAMBOO COVE APT One & 7 bedroom apsr1ment fumithed or unfurnished Newl redecorated Come we- 300 E 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man null a dose friend. She felt your • - () Department S seek Ing, dining. Floridaroom, wail Unfurriishe ,, — Itt & last Older coupls only. NEAT 2 bedroom, I bath. f5mily 1 0217 room, $17,300 Terms. rr Springs. lovely? OR, lbath, - ME$ T T HAN ANY OTHER - , paneled, large porch, 5)33 _________________________________ Rentals Dramas howe ver OY wiiPi, %•*IYer IIV $$Ii. MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONA L HOMES IN THE WORLD - DAVES' 373 9170 tcremned Porch on private li,ai FISH, SWIM OR SKI- 3 bedroom waterfront home, beautiful kit chen, formal dining Florida room 1. LAkE CATHERINE) OR WIrt plan. pool, fenc e, central heat & air, 44 2 bedroom cottage, -air, like dishwasher, extras 365 )NP. Last Of The It lower s,v,i - . ni, a,,,, lvel i V IliShed - As yovr tamlIp yee;, y ""Ply Cemplets The vpper levI by Sean bdris, a library, den. baffi,eem - - - whatever you with, enpte Drive. 3236411 372 1601 (9) WHAT IS IT? Hilt's NOW IT WORKS: Y pvrctiau,a 322.6-457 rId . $145 mo $100 security. 107 1SSA1rt Blvd Wild "THE HOUSE THAT GROWS" PEAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR er 430 Economy Toyota (6) Hee Haw (I) Thomas Hardy SAGIUARIUS l Nov. Z3-I.)ec, 21t You're apt to change Your mind once too often today and CAPRICORN 40cc. titles and contract; neressar Sataryogien Many fringe benefit Call Mr. Thornton for Wpt - -' . - ssume Payments Real Estate ttro,i home 70*77' living 4, dining em., fenced yard. Call 646 505) 10'x70' kitchen with dIshwasher. 300 pm. family room with fireplace, master bedroom )5 'x7S'. 15 *31' 17' i 60' Lamptighter. 13.750 large beautiful riverfront lot w enclosed pool, on large shaded lot clock Option to rent lot at 53 n 131,900. 323 6174 3493770 after S or all wk end OR house in Dettona, completely furnished including lawn mower, MOBILE HOME MOVING Co Plete Set up I'll r.ave you moni edger, tool; Across from Plaza 137,00). 661 1717 Licensed Orlando 773 5470 SALES BY K ISH 321.00-41 . . _ PCI commission, Free pick. Wlva River Acres, Winches 1751' mobile home. 17* RN Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St 377 55 Z JOHNNY WALKER 1. neas' Geneva, $100 mo, 1st & t, plus small deposit. 319 5350 Experience preparing automotir CD REAL ESTATE terchange? Suppose let you Dick all the colort and watch it being b,jilt Only $77,530 Nothing down VA. Only 11.100 down FHA Can start immed iately, and you will be in by Thersgiving - _ . 1977 MOB, Convertible Roadster. C y)l'j l 'hr P gest bidder Dro. 'matel'f 100 firearms, iriding double barrel. pump, omatic shotguns, high powered es. 27's 91 every description, w & used handguns, and orted black powder pieces Sturing Colt, S&W, H&R. Dan 'sscn. Winchester. Remington, ge.'. lthica, Mauser & Enfield dels Partial listing of an es Player piano, Cast iron yes. Ceiling fan. Rtxjnd oak ic, Oak ice box. Roll top desk. kory rockers, many wicker ces, asSorted oak dressers, 'sf5, chairs & tables, glassware, 5 many other 4tems too nerous to mention Sale con fed under Federal Frearm; 'mit No I 57 03901 F6 13731 We Buy Furniture en-R&h,00rn Cabinets, Count tops, Sinks Installation avail Ic Bud Catx'il in MS7 a nv 7792 after I p m. TAFFER REALlY k" approximately ", mi , from in Three one month old beef calves earh 372 7P41 - CI cellens condition, 1395 Call 631 6304 evenings 1977 Chevrolet Impala coupe, a ir, automatic, power steering & -s. brakeonly S).995 377 6345 Firearms Antique Furniture ________________ - Ex tra nice 21'x601. '73 Suncrest DR, 2 bath, central Air, Call 0 Your MLS Agency -I Each Weedmere Horn. Feature; Central Heat And Air. Shag Carpeting In Living Area;, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Come z UDL 1, 67-livestock. Poultr' liances, ccuh, boat & trailer, 3 Iced bike Call 373 $773 Req CASH For Your Junk Cars 3731379 1971 Vega Hatchback, automatic, low mileage, $730 Call 373$2)), ask for John A I lI'TII"l1l A UCTION lUi IflI -- __ - 69 Dodge Co-onetl one owner. new tires, good condition; 1530 617 7559 after 6 p m M BUDGETS .RE DLSTERED WITH VALUES 90M THE WANT AD )I IIMPIS JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Dire-<t rrcm Bo.car" a Yds. blue shag carpeting. C.OPMLY'S F 48 Sanf cord )fl mmercial grade Bigelow With 60 of cuthion 1450 firm Ph 68—Wanted to -Buy 'ei days, 377 9 1 60 — we know this homeowner REALTORS On Out And S.. For Yourself. CS home on paved road and lake, _________ r en t or sale 7 yrs Old, 3 BR, th, family rm . 2 car garage, ritral air, heat, kitchen equip d Call eves 47-)09I Title Clerk c- 323.7160 with Option, 3 Bedroom. *fl inspection Sat & Sun. 15 2671 ort *ilt. $34 3760 373 63S3,122 $970 eve's Pop Goes The Country Kish Real Estate STAN' S AUCTION I' Ml East off I On Hwy 46 Sanford Hwe I? 92 Open Sat 6. Sun. 9 S 838 2920 MOSSIE C. BATEMAII - k'-' PERSIAN CATS, CFA, 2 whi Silver. 175 each Callalter 5:34 3077 assumption on this 3 BR, 7 b home, tastily decors throughout; fully Sodded y with trees Immed OCt 373 II 322•2420 Anytime TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8 % VA SO DOWN. FHA. LOW DOWN OLD 7 story. I BR. ) -z bath, $17,500 & BOARDI WEPINELS 337 5757 onday, Aug. 4, 7 PM MUST SELL -- New 3 BR 7 B HOME. all extras. good local MAKE OFFER. 37272$? ____________________ and wants Picmeowner to fill hiS . Only 177.0)0 shoes FOR INSPECTION -_________ ______________ '_ NICE 7 bedroom, I bath, 117.500 2Houses Unfurnished We have liStIngS We have Wyet We need another real est a li( nsp to help vs make lull Forrest Greene. Inc -' 16 900 by IIA W MODELS NOW OPEN 0 REALTORS 3n 63S3 -- - From rcocyt. unfurnished, I - - 1919 S Fr i 3227374. fl 1496,3n 1951 3221959,322 1)6.4 --_______________________ and have watched him baby this 3 bedroom home Now he must sell ' -. LSOP1 MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 13 F I irl 51 372 3627 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTI trees, large closet;, nicely land 1- _ HAV GROOMING - ri Mowers We Sell The Best & rvice the Rest We'tern Auto I W lt.t St scaped 1 3 be y our very own' For 322.7643 only 179,500? Then for crying Out ________________________ loud, call us! -- ____ TIC _ ANIMA 1. - Puppies, 3 Weimaraner; , I we usie windOw, ill,- X25,-J". is, old 37? $135 MY l3IcycIe, 110; Aluminum reen dnor, $15 373 1101 RABBITS, all szes. Siamese. Du and mixed 373 0199 3731473 ft 5nford 373 90)3 or 373 9031 ______________________ We have Lot; & Acreage Bar St ools, Glass rack, Bar pplies 377 163-4 'SAP4FOWD'S SALES LEADER" %,"1 - H. 17.9 Sanford 150 . 372 this) BR.? bath home with nice family room, beautiful shade Unfurnished FORD LAKEMARYar,a,35R RFAt TOR gitex with in the ground pool. 7201 S Frencn Ave .321 0011 mplefeIy enclosed Appliances, . conditioner, drapes, area rug Only One 10 per month including oI ,vice All you do is swim See 3 bedroom. I bati to be built You pick colors 970 200 NCr'hisg down 5 now Rick Moran, lii 4770, Can start immediately edroom. unfurni;he'd. Adult; rferred. $30 week Security Would You? 4 20%lt - - - --Buy a brand new 3 bedroom. 2 bath CAREER NBC News or Dachshunds Miniature, AYC I Chihuahuas, white male, 3 Shape Plaughahyce button Bar . C c. 1125 375 n fl W—Atilos for SUa - lass. Victorian settee. Fainting - 10 Central Flor ida's 3723'" '454 door Comet. aut.)matic, Duch, Larkin desk, twin size rats bed. ro'jnd pedestal table, rop front desk, Victorian chair, ak chalet. cedar chest, sewing ,achinej, frames, tier table, gate g table, clock;, loft more oden, & antiques too numerous i mention Consignments elcome. Sate every Saturday ht 3279719 Thoroughbred German Sheph Pups; black & silver, S weeks. ca, 323 0664 porta potty, 360; Scuba dying uipment. double tanks, cornte with J valve, spear gun- $31 ( REPEAT AFTER ME — Doyoutake 4 - a Furnished -i - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 65—Pets-Supplies ________________ 37 9719 Stemper Realty . Realty AUCTION w front China, record players, WI NT ER SPR I fiGS - low 30';, - U BL V CARROLI.'S FURNITURE Stenstrom ______ . HONDA 750, 1913 with trailer tOC' mile; Immaculate conditio r Many ei'tras. 11.700 32) 1121 - 'P4'% HWY 4.6 f L EA MARKET Saturday & Sunday Lots--- 7 t choose from. 52.500 r Beautiful ranch type home, 3 61 acr es, stable. Osteen area 617 1617. 373 61 _________ l — - Lakefr ont Lot, Osteen, $4,500 carpet ed 373 1567 11 ,-- Warehouse space lam rent 2000 sq Forrest Greene Inc machinery 60 pound ci. Coni 676 0363 after S p m —Miscellaneous for Sale I BR, 7 bath. Park Ave, $3160 room, pool, central heat air,, - - Antiques in LAKE MARY- 3 OR. 2 baths. family room with EP, formal dining. ret BALL REALTY yiiiage 31—Busrness Property - E MARY- 7 BR Duplex; $150 us $50 depos.t I h,il , _____________________________ New Smyrna Beach 904121 640) 5 5711 or 191 0693 .^L—V. - HARTMAI4 REALTY, INC REALTOR 530 1666 1=. ________________ ltPi, den & screened porch 5)50. write? Do you live in the Ovle U 3 BR. 7 bath, over an acre. t) Rel Estate Rroer 31? 1101. 7610 Hiawatha Ave at Wairl r 7. 16th Ave & Hill St 175 mc 3774454 . -. TV'S, stereos. vathers 4, dryers. living room miles. maple & walnut dining 'oom suites, dinettes, lamps, droom furniture, all KindS of iOuS.ehotd items 64—Equipment for Rei IS country corner, cloj Payton RealtyAcrm. LAKE MARY- Just completed and built right, 3 bedrooms, I', bath masonry home. carpeted Nicely shaded lot Price. $24,500 Terms, ,i l l il l l l l 1 1 1 1 11 OCEAN PALMS APTS, liltie's, employed cisc or couple eva. 7 LAKE MARY New rutra well built 2 bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted retirement home Price, 977.300 Tee m- CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES ___________________________ ______________________________ 322. 2090 517W it st , 332 56-41 337 7757 I BR, single occupancy preferred. air, water, near shopping. referenc es $15 mo Dreamwold Mobile Park, 372 7312 ' . 1505W, 25th 5?, Adult nxtfle ?tome village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Weklva Modern clean nter.o. from $110 S Mi. W 04 Sanford 337 S. 447Q 4Plr - ke new tolor in. I STOrY with 7 turnisnea its , on separate lot. Commercial I nin pOssible Lease option i aitatlr 831 5"97 3 BR. I', baths, Country Club, g reduced to $17,900 Terms, 2 Acres 2, j 1 35 WEKIVA RIVER • -. SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, bf icro, home. I', baths, 2 air con ditioners, corner lot Price Only 177.500 with terms - Modern Furniture 7 BR, giant family room, conv er loration. $17,900 4 Bedrooms FurniShed home, 1, bath, Covpfrd patio, large rear yard %2l .000 - Saturday, Aug 7 : 30 P . M pletety fenced, private in Shaded FenCed yard, I bcdrooryrs 1 p,,ri, Sunlanri 971 rim Larry Saxon, Realtor -- FROM SecurIty 322 $939 per week, 1250 UP Per ,,. bed r oo m furni sh ed duplex, all WAN TED YESTERDAY - Can EVENING 24-Nov. fl) In partner share an interest, only your fair share. 1:20 9:40 Can lead to full lime careerwr Box 57, c o The Evening Hera PO Bo* 1657, Sanford, Ft 33771 World At War 1973 ¶7 wide. 1 BR. air cond • fur . rtlshed. 5125 monthly- Adult; bedroom, isege swim pool $175 up are 323 117$ or 64-4 6346. council meefings kee p upwi the local news. If you can ans* af fir mat ively to the guestlo Cum above. give me a call. Bill Cu The Evening Herald. 372-261 p50. Cult 373-0)fl Real Estate LIONA-- New Duplex, Furn or rrfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn -_- -- - - PART TIME 3 Eves- Sat. S.$0 Weekly to sta . Patio TOWNHOUSES Ocean lrcMl a pa rtments. cne of the best on the beach. Large 1 & 2 hex. 1 bedroom turn apt. adults all 3273610 after 3, 30 Call 644 3079 (24) Woman (9) Hogan's Heroes (24) Man Builds. Destroys (35) to -- area so, contact me Ii meøIa?ely. if not sooner. I need corresondent who can cover ci 13 a situation where you and a 2:10 4:55 ç ,&live (6$) Ne News I.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23i An idea you're promoting will stand on its own. You could - d ens I3EDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM hed . 2 BR, air conditioned. 36—Resort Property ___________________ -- - -- ar Luxury * Monthly Rent a lsAvailable 31A-Duplexes Work your own hours Earn ru Income as n AVON Represi (9) manytosuityourachingpurse. - ----- Watching VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. You could profit today by toda y, you've hypersensitive to shrewd tactics, but not like the way others treat you. Don't yourself too well if you feel ___________________ _______ you're taking advantage of less. •IIIIAL C$I** COIP _____________________ alert souls. I -- G eneva STUDIO 1 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 118W. 2nd St. D residential area r Close to towr I I Low down payment, Qualifying COmfortable? bedrøorn home wIb 2 apartments S79.(1'o HORSE LOVERSI Two and acres ranch home, Close In, all fenced in 3 bedroom;, 2 bath, screened porch, central air, Owner leaving You' offer could tiy 373 9I0 r - furnished mobile home, Good Income or 373 0117 eves, 107W Comcrcal rn rforl1?? if!) Apartments Beautifully furnished, large 2 bedroom, adult; preferred 1150 'r r' Call 372 4473 _____________________________ - $135 $I10--Color TV QUALITY INN—NORTH I I & SR 131. Long*csd --- • (35) Bobby Goldsboro (44) Wrestling 6:30 (2) Florida's March 21-April some good ideas CANCER iJune 21-July 22) today. You'll try the Don't accept something long. pleasurable ones, shelving desired if it means offending a friend or associate. Eater, you others more practical TAURUS iApril 2-May ) can have it without ¶trings. LEO( July Zl-Iiug.fl) You're Your financial prospects are mixed today. However, when a bit of a wheeler-dealer today. you total the score gains will You may pick up one tab too . . 1975 GEMINI tMay 21-June )t Though in a gregarious mood Walt Disney's WITH FUN, MUSIC. I' FUN! - FILLED PvrVl* hvll New patches contin com ing i n On Oregon Ave 1 m North of 46. and Iustwe'st Cd 14 Miles west of Sanford. (35) North To Canada 6:00 (2.6,6) (24) Firing Line let It mar your fun. ARIES You have Noreiof $t Rd 43liVliu7(t.aiSi).fi 11.0N0W000 t$m'n Me ofIMIdO _______________ 2, to Eat Thngs Peas, you pick. Black eyes a Perspective ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL 337 ,767 __ (24) Black - 31 A BABY'S v ORLD 3: 3U (I) That Girl HOROSCOPE _____________________________________________________ 3 Room Furn Apartm ent $70 Mo Care f or Infants to ae ?only $01 $ 372 4S (6) Westchester Classic (I) Great Mysteries (9) Wide Wor ld Of Sports (24) Realidades (33) Party (44) Time Tunnel SAM HOUSTON RED RIVER RIO GRANDE KING RANCH LONE STAR TEXAS RANGF.RS SANJACINTO MISSIONSANJOSE f 'corn furnished apartment, up talrs, mature adult;, some tili?ies turn $1$ Park Ave Complete child care services P summer Programf HEY DIDO DIDDLE DAY CARE 323 SW Martian (44) Sports Legends as shown: j ust tasant 1st floor apt emodeted. Newly furnished leasoriable ill W )t St. - (9) Movie (24) Romagnolls Table (6) Sounding Board 5:00 (2) urnished Aoull; only No pets. all 32 3 $• 6—Child Care (35)MyFavorite ' rge 2 BR apt. upstairs, wat er fl, -34-4¼Jbtk H017WS -i' 1i -' ,-. fr i'refcf P.'ati', 1wk 3" 9142 hen, living rm , bath den. 3 blks rom (entCr of town 37) 1109 after - 9—Good -- -- rge 2 bedroom garage ,pt., kit- Furnis PROBLEM Perhaps AlcoIic Anonymoul Can Help Call u73 1547 Write PO 90* 1213 Sanforct,FIorIda 37771 2:00 (2, 6) Major League Baseball (6) Movie (24) Saga 0 Western Man (35.44) Braves Baseball 2:30 () Wrestling (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (6) Sounding Board s s s S TROUBLED? Call - 2 Bedroom, very clean Nice shady 'i,,, yard Call 3fl ov or 372 3750 Country Trailer-'- Near Seminole College. pr ivate wood ed lOt, 7 BR, ,,.o Also I OR -$165 mo 631 rn ____________________________ CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Efficiency apt. furnished 337767? *PA fEC) WITH A DtflPIr(lfrO (24) Wall Street P N t) S I K N 0 H A A WOO B ' e and two bedroom apartments. 603W 1sf St W. Garnett White SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 337 2611 0.' $31 - horceink Lake Sanford - 1 bedroom, Si7Smo La rge shady lot Ml 6' kaults only 3730110 Free, 644 M7 for "We Care "H?ljn' AdultS or T..n 1:30 (I) Time Of Your Life (9' Invaders I 8 'I H A .J F III) 0 If A I K S 6 1 N (3 Anything on the me ARE yo (44) Combat H 6 N I 1) I H N I A S N oom turn apt Bedroom is air :onditioned SlOOmo tIlE IlhSt. 771215 or 3225766 ARE YOU LONELY? L I Nu C meel the right Peorson for you. NATIONAL SING% CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 273 2710 (35) Movie I •J C I F. Ike your Budget go further, shop he Classified Ad; every ''' - For further information call 173 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group I Bo 533. Sanford. Fla 37771 (24) Washington Week .J A C A I K X A S H A N 6 K U S S I 0 " 2 IN YOUR FMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of proø Jetsons Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine (I) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (21) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (35) The Wilburn Brothers Show Soul Train 12: 30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert (9) American Bandstand (33) Wrestling 1:00 (7, 6) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie 011EY KIIM1 partnts Furnished 1-Apartments 'e & Two Bedroom furnishedapt; Air Cond . carpeting, reasonable. No pets 3221110 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM! ' - ______ STORING IT MAKES WASTE- e %#1 1 : 33_Fbuses Furnished n Friday 4--P rsonals Week EARLY DINERS SAVE -- _____ owina stream. ______ B edroom fenc ed yard SISOmO Adultspreferred - JEISON'S FLORIDA ROSE WOodruff".".arden (enter Real' 3 OR. targe FIa , rm., carpeted, kitchen equipped, clean, carport, utility rm, $175- 377 77' ___________________________ _________________ ________________ 12:00 (2) (6) C X V S I) U S 1 13 OW I i' o ; i: x s s CAPRI flJ - 3fl ss$ior3fl 6470 fore Publication Sundo AFTERNOON Texas F. I %% 013 lii Noon The Dc : ----- ---- —Lots.Acreage . - IN ALL PRICE RANGES 5)7W Itt St .322 5611. 372 7751 ES DE (33) The Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Mart Gilligan - 41c a line 31c a line Itimes 24c4 line 57.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - Us Pebbles And BamBam Adventures Of (9) WV LflI U.' l.a BALL REALTY thru S times thru 23 times f:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDA SATURDAY 9-Noon 11:00 (2.6) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Sesame Street (44) Jim Thomas Outdoors 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers -_ (6) H W Pork RATES HOURS (24) Carrascolendas (35) Speed Racer JU & FIND If CLASSIFIED DEP1 Rangers 9:30 (2, 6) Run Joe Run 0 1 (' A (' I U S SubAKk Shazan (44) Gerald Derstine (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (6.44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment If i (; Devlin The Electric (6) (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (I) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (21) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 8 - 30 (2) Wheeiie And The Chopper Bunch (I) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (41) There's Plenty Of Gold 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooey (24) Se same Street 83-0 (2,6) Chico And The Man (24) Wall Street Week (33) Movie 9 - 00 (2, 1) Rockford Files (24) Ma Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie Movie (9) All-Star Football Game 10:00 (2,6) Police Woman (13) lane Grey (21) The Sinners 10:30 (13) Law And Mr. Jones '-' ' (9) (24) (9) Sunrise II (41) Braves Baseball SEEK ScoobyDoo Almanac Semester ($, 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) U S, 01 Archie (9) Bozo 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets Squares 6:00 (2) Sanford And Son (9) Movie , - Winter 831-9993 322-2611 41—Houses Sanford, By Owner ldyllwllde III W'v Found it-) bedroom modern Sacrifice- Leaving By owner, Hrntse& 7 lots '"7" Section, 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, 'amily home, large family room, wall to on French Ave zoned commei 577.500 2 yr. old h ouse, hying rm. room on large lot, low down wall carpet, drapes, fully dining & 3 bedrooms, I', bath, 3770401 Payment 377 aleS after 6 - 30 pm, fOuipped kitchen, double carport. kitchen, utility room CloSed only 519.000 euce,lent terms garage'. watt wall carpet, beauti DeLAND 71)SE New York Ave. $13,950 ful drapes Central air heat Only Why pay rent' Move in Comfortable Country Living 2 no $137 MU pays all. 667 0191 beslr Bedrooms. central heat and air. WIlT REALTY ' "flC Will ac('epf Ii anytime cedar lined closets, 31 fruit tree's, lnn Wi'al ltasc nroli'r Owner transferred Will make a 121 0610 CaliBart Estate Sanford. by Owner. 3 BR, 1 bath, ooOd deal OPEN HOUSE SUN . large eat-itt kitchen, plus formal 377 2744, 373 7695, 371 REALTOR 372 71 DAY Any eve by appt 1746049 dining room flew cnroet, _______ f!replace, large corner lot trade, 5)1,950 equity of) BR. 71 Zoned multiple. Otii, 'flS'tut'on,tl Recently reduced 52,300 Call 531* "Get 'Em While * lakefront for other real estate 7 story, I OR, $ 14 ,950 Acre Realty, 7065 6)15 R E ALTOR . ______ * They're Hot" * Small 1 RR home in Farmington Ilunlinq Reserve area; reonable as ST. JOHNS REALTY Commercial Properties New houses ma rural area No down terms Call 373 1611, Mier payment, monthly payments less BROKERS ____________________________ Homes, Lots than r ent Government subsidized Days 377 6)7] And to qualified buyers Call to see if Mary PJnht 377 5121 2], 2 you Qualify' Acreage Attractive Spanish style 3 bedroom, 7 half' home on quiet Street JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC * $10,500 * M. UNSWORTII REALTY i33tw Reg Real Estate Broker 2 bdroom, family room, work - CHOICE LISTINGS (6) Growers 6:25 (2) Daly Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (I) $25,000 Pyramid r-r:c L 19'01P.L 6:00 (6) 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line tT I' ba!h brick home with two air conditionerS sto. first & last DS Sea Monster (24) Senior Scene (35, 44) Star Trek — Of The Company (44) Ernest Angtey Hour 10:30 (2,11) Sigmond And MORNING - CTM Ill - — —I —j - ,1ndo w. - Lost Saturday Of Animals (13) All - Star Wrestling 11 -— - mom mom To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line () Wild World - 10:00 (2. I) Land Special (9) Movie (41) Party 7:00 (2) A I -- I (13) Movie The Boarding House 1:00 (2, 1) Midnight EVENING - 0 (21) Friday - 9 I) Seminole - -. CLAS%', TV ,A RSI. *I'it OIce' 46 lrcl rr - Ai I 9 l' ( ' 49 Sti marine,' L LI 101 _DTZI 51 Roof L IA hfl2 Shade of color 52 Pia son ;, pi I •' 1 3 Lub'cated 53 Gaze fdly 14 B'az4an tree 55 part r1tt A ¶5 Constellat'on 6WPchpeton' -r_El: c jj 16 Muse of 'vc 57 Rose part _______ I A 14 ne rOctry 55 Fruit rjrr 11 Tel of jJte , 39 hr. Cou'fe-sy tile 59 F arn,iy 'B Nobman 19 Time of lasting 41 Now or 20 Final 21 This Oril' That 43 60 Place of orrtrneni one' 42 wds) Biblical eaeton t A i?a1 hoj" 61 Etc!rca '3 W ith less *cinlan dft'Culty Secene 41 Escape t'1 DOWN :4 Adams Ion 25 African fly cunnn 4 Fotce Sea mamma; 2 Secret aer ICQ1I) :6 Scold 46 Rules Qi 2 Geit Lake .1 City intatv 3PerodsoHme 29 World War ii 12 Make lower in 4 Grief area 4ab 1 47 Reverberate dignily 30--dc pfume 48 Solar di sk 5 Engage for 1 5 Part of a circle 31 European land fvar) service t' Of love me3sure SO Algerian 6 Pus by 32 Engtrsh river In ones own seaport 7 S.nd again oace t2 was 4 8 Old name I 33 Go astray 53Watef rç 8 Masculine ptace 34 -- met TOiyO no ciinamt P.i.c 9 Mixture 35 5-4 s t'.g' 39 Medocre 10 EngIsP pa rtec _ -. - Friday, Aug. 1, 1973-28 —I 32 —HousesUnfurrnshed ACROSS - " :,•, _ . ' . -............ I' 4 - r.x' , ., 'y .'," ,,, utility Buildings , tvmnum UI l'cr I' -.t Ru-'lr nc , .ir, "SJI.Ilr ' ' - - �45--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Frida y, Aug. 1, i;s BEETLE BAILEY -vi WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker by Dick Turner CARNIVAL I drew two rounds of trumps while leaving the jack of trumps in dummy. ?ORTH *KJ2 VK4 #K 62 Then he went after the diamonds by cashing his ace of diamonds and leading towards durnrnvs king. K i 6 43 EAST WEST 47 * 854 V 1073 V Q 9865 2 0 QJ 94 io 4 A Q 75 2 £ 1098 SOUTh IDI £ A Q 10963 by Dove Groue ALLEY OOP WE wAiamc YsORWY piAw, t cj t' GET 5OME- / mns PLACE AiNT m41NK !O, THING EAT! I SEWN' NO MORE! JT flt4Nl HOW ABOUT MINING ANYWAY! \ A RAFFLE T1CkET ISTE4D? — fiStW('ct sulnrr,iblt' - Writ Pass --- i7,t • — 1'as I'.iss . IiE A• __ 24 4* I',usc F:i Pass Pass I',,ss So uth IA 3• 6* THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 6 'cCi _ RM1' t ;A CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS do 'j N Today's od ay's question is "What is an elimtnalinn play" The answer IS that it is a name given to a group of plays By Oswald & James Ja('Oby in which dtTlarer elinlinatesall the cards in one or two suits and South didn't know just how to then throws an opponent in to bid his hand. The one thing he force him to make a lead that was sure of was that there was will be favorable to declarer no reason to use Blackwood. He didn't really care whether or not his partner held the ace of Do hao a question (or clubs, the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacoy s " care of this Six was a good contract, but newspaper. The most incareful play was necessary and teresting questions will be South gave 'the hand the correct used in this column and careful play. writers wi ll receive copies Of He rutted the club lead and JACOB V MODERN) "Mom says people who eat nolltui' BUivegetables are vegetarians! 'That's not what I call em" FUNNY BUSINESS er Oil E,DOC. kx)~ TAKES U qr,' ) T'\ 6 - _ • _____ _______ I I ( __— I ç1r CieA CO. ' .. BY 7)ER CAVR ON ICI4W /MUM4BLE RA5HT5. V I D1fliflCII .4k? Oc . LP V 6hIZ4L. R17. -. A 17 I '1 -• ''... ,Si1_,_,__ AY ON THE V/ 'CONTAINS FORTIFIEC1 MiJL.TI-VTAMIN j .,J LECITHIN. DEXTROSE MC1NO500IU1 i / LUTAMAT ,J / &. Yf '.. (OHL TO -MINK THAT MY FVThRE HUPP Y MAY LOSTOUT ThERE IN THAT ICKY OL! PESERTI \.. I warrants at both complexes. by T. K. Ryan Apartment HOM 50.1 Hr l.OIE OF WATER HOLES 001 ThERE. MY usi-i s.rr HE LA EVE GOT TO •.\ ,, —. GET OF AT THE ?t..EAS 4OL MY YARN) NEXT STOP r 17 YOUNG MAN , NAVE 10 FINISH r SLEEVE! ftC & ('\, GRIMJULO IGUL-C 14 - - I 'ONOE IF MR. DTI.4ES IS GONNA BUY' TillS STORY' fl-M by 21, Apartments, charged with felony possession of controlled substance, Bond 000 by court order. Robert Eugene Smith, North Lake Apartments, Altamonte Springs, charged with felony possession of GCfl?.4G 10 GO 10 f (7IFFEREN7 501-cXt NEXT TEW A ( MAKE ,ANY '1FFE4Z'C TO ME... ,r F BA13YLONIANS! THA1 GOES IT W IT./ rj — Verme,r '. ¼. " by Bob Montana fl'WT"YYY rr 01 o Sç___ I I 415 TOU TINY DROP IC L EEK & MEEK - ,f ___ . j f a' k— L 1 by Howie Schneider nru — - ' '4_ . . - ji I I ! ' . - , -- -'U -- .. ;i..j_ 5.', - - ' - •••- - , JIJ1- v ' . I :. ' r '' . I . . a , - " ,,z - -. __________ ,r _______ -- — ii: I --• - w- - ed. organized and is connected with 4 the armed robberies arid break- - - r a o .• _____ I I . "1.1 . .-. crime, there is an element that is organized when it comes to incidents where quick profit unadifferentles ithan Ifl othe can be made,” he said re s of F lo rida i and the nation. Herrings chief investigator, HerrinutoldThefleraldinan Jack It. Fullenwider, says that interview that while vicewhile th ere are no pr ostitution related crime— gambling, rings m the county, there are r)(fttJfl prostitutionand the like — non crime __________________________ indi vi duals who still practice rIde5t profession" in the 'uchasrobberyandburglaryis robberies than in the past and rganiz house burglaries are up," "I'm sure there are a F "There is no question about Ilerring said. "Much of what is he !aid recently. "However, it Some of the robberies and stolen turned into quick they are scattered and not break-ins recorded in Sernino e cash which we feel noes toward easily fl ushed out ithout an County are organized," Herring fejii a drug habit t awful lot of legwork involved" said. - Drug traffic Is aW got"of the swpects have." 'C . i,,/. , — -. , ' since the Harlan Blackburn case "BU'• dospite the ' ac o vLce- - • . / a: ______ . . - -. -' Ii ..-- .. I exists in Scminole County, 7 ., s. - IIg 531(1 the street cr-fine operating lutes It problem is is part of a national mole County are 'singles Herring said his office is trend which he Feels "dovetails operating out of some of the .4 to this area in part taunts s better nightspots LiITCfltl) invo l ved in seeral —-- wi hepomnLsout the thou t the knowledge of the trend i _i.....J1 investigations connected to irganized crime, but would t away from the old forms of owners of the clubs. ','Those kind of girls we aren - t Exhilarating family entertainment will hit Sanford on Aug. 13, %hru the Fcllo%ship Players open &tail what these probes con. organized crime in this area. their live-day run of the smash musical, 'Godapell' In the fellowship hall of the First United Methodist cern. little going to get too many corn"My investigators find Church. Playing the lead roles of Jesus and John the Baptist are Foreman Heard (kneeling left) and 'There has been a major trace of prostitution In the plaints about, he said. " - I - .. ' ' IGODSPELLO SPELLS FUN ' ' - -- ____ " Chip Johnsm. Others in the cast Include (btanding. from left I blartha McDonald, Anthony Sutton, change in the past years where county and we feel the porno Martha Hardwick, Buddy Echols, Ally-son Dupree, Walt Morgan and Anna Lea Heard. Story, Page 3- street crime is concerned (pornography) traffic is shut C, Women's Section. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) SC I ear ire ' OOi lt*s a different story regar. ding drug traffic in Seminole locally, We have had more down," Hersing said. "Gam- County, where both Herring juveniles involved in armed bling has not been evidenced (Continued on Page 6-A) Co de tan ar s S 1 • Karen Anita Smith, 19, North Lake Apartments, charged with Sanford Naval Academ y has fatuous Mayfair Hotel and the Naval Academy's Junior of the State Fire Marshal's felony possession of controlled been in "dry dock" For repairs home of he old New York School since the July 13 fire and office inspected the school and substance. Bond $5 last month's fire that Giants baseball team, since harry said the wind-up of the found 18 fire code violations. Tanya Marie Sherry, 20 lony caused lire department of. harry explained that the summer session would be When a fire occurred in Orlando, charged with f e possession of controlled sub. ficials to order the pri vate school was being brought to completed at that facility. February at the school, it was school closed until It could be state fire code standards in a Celery Avenue and Mellonville revealed that few, if any, of the sta nce . Bond $5()()() violations had been repaired. Parker said the raid on brought up to state standards. 'crash" repair program which Avenue, this month. Repair crews have been was caused by the last FirLambusta's apartment was c, one Th? repair work at the Harry said after the July 13 touched off by Orange County pain ti ng, cleaning, hammering of a series of blazes during the senior school, located on First fire that t he Bernarr MacSta te Attorney Robert Eagan, and sa wing since July 15, two past year that has plagued the Street near Se minole Memorial fadden Corp., which operates who obtained a search warrant days after a Fire that damaged cehool hospital has centered around the school had planned to do In connection with a probe of the third floor and soaked most "We should be ready for renov ation of rooms, new repair work during the sumembezzlement of state sales tax of the second and main floors classes on Sept 2,' harry said floonng expansion of sprinkler flier, but that this would be a with water. money. "We could conduct classes now, systems and repainting the costly operation. "We're on our way back to but felt it would be best to keep building. (Continued On Page $-A) After the fire, Sanford Fire the building closed until "The clean-up program is belngoperatlonal,"JessàHarry Chief George Harriett directed superintendent of the school, complete repairs could tic running over $20,000 but it must harry to keep the school closed ." be done," Harry said. said today' as he reviewed the made work at the school once the Classes have been held at Last September, members tContrnued On Page 6-Al 4A Calendar 5A / Des rAbby Zn tiome -I' I .:::::.. IllosplItal ObItuaries ............ d- CAT (GETS ____ a& Jr ; Veterinarians Dclu 1tt r- 5A j TRANSFUSION oroPe /1 L"tl I •I AB 5D 4A Crosxword FAltorial - — Around The (lock COMICS M IL - ' TODAY ' CRAPIG CLAIBC40JES REVIEW -,,---.'- ' VV I W... . "There is no question about it. Some of the robberies and breakins recorded .n Seminole County are organized." —State Attor-: —Abbott H erring Re pal rs B rig hten Naval Academy's Outlook r11 ,,, II Iti' ___ I II J"o ' 'ilk", P774 r1 , - E LAD TO Gr HER wm N0cLTVOF THESLIN. t1 CAPTAIN EASY PERFUME ; ... OH, YEf,...,rMu5r E TH15'JL)IJGLE LOVE MI5T Al STILL, IT COULD eE A INCINC E TI-IE SASH i ,. . i'..' . -- - Capistrano WIIJ'FLib#b / IT VPkJWN1 ' rano hR 5t 6. rged with $5,000 by court order, Moniko B. Mang, , ) TCW YGCJ ThAr ' ', artment olf controlled substance. Bond 1 -IE BE?JKN ORDER . . .•.. B 61 I NN MctASLANI) herald Staff Writer , ,.4,a".,'A State Attorney Abbott felony possession of controlled substance and paraphernalia Bond 11,000 by court order . Michael Stephanie Boyle, 19 • 1330 Delaney Dr, Casselberry, charged with Felony possession Chic Young ..J . 2 ft BLONDIE - . -7 Jcseph John Lambusta 11 WELL, I REGtILARLY' POP n err ino e 101.V arrested as: / PoN'1soRRY,Mu-r HIL-PE&ARP. ThEJ(E ARE _ -' - - along with the state officers. Parker said a quantity of drugs and paraphernalia were seized in the two raids, con. ducted by executing search ~ :1 I ...' 2 .'7#7 „iU - Parker identified those 7/ A 1'4 RayParkersaid Inc raids were conducted TUMBLEWEEDS 1 ARTIFICIAL F Or f .1 ./ charges. by Haimdahl & Stoffel AJT SO'E ..Y Thr. 'EAL hERO. i .' jointly with Orlando and Orange County authorities, BUGS BUNNY - " YOUNG MAN. t ' ,l,r,f rganized Crime ( d I I ru Altamonte Springs apartment complexes and arrested persons on d rug re re la ateu te I47 ZVE /4t MtuEM I JJ D and Florida Ok-partment oi Criminal Law Enforcement agents Friday raided two CAST'f1AtW 1 t— Charges , provision To State Attorney -ccording -r •/ 7,W W , - practical difficulty or Un- lire marshal's office. A 14-point recommendations and that he is sheriff's department personnel Jailed On /2 th4r A reaAamy 4s FtNiW! 441) CZR /,/ 2XAV7Y H45 ,4~ — 1 7 by Garry Trudeau Z}1W 7?i4TAI1iEV 4 cA7W FZi4L., . Z'4T ftYAW E'W7XW AIELLO pArE.A said the two will talk Monday Vihlcn says widening u necessary hardship which will plan cinnpuled by a jail study following "city policy" by the corridor door provision a nd county then would be "in direct about waiving the corrido'r (I(x)rs could cost as much as be incurred with the con. committee — of which Ilarriett following established state law. said the state fire marshal may violation of life safety codes.' width provision. $180,000 and take four months struction of widening the was a member Seminole County COHIWESSIOfl —. also listed llarrlett said if he were to Harriett also pointed out that cite the less than 2 inch width for the work. More than $40,000 corridor doors. County Fire Inspector j rninjruiuni Chairman Sid VihIen Jr., waive the provision, he requirements which a prisoner's "civil rights would as a deficiency. would Vihien also asked Harriett to would pro vi de for safety ''°' Friday appealed to Sanford be held responsible for the Meluan said the Jail facility is worth ('1 contracted work IS be violated" if he were placed Harriett and Viblen both in the city lire department's nearly, complete on restoring keep in mind the county Fire Chief George Harriett to safety of the prisoners and jurisdiction plans to ditions in the Jail, in a jail which has deficiencies, stated intentions were to have because it is in t he the facility, which was burned build a new jail facility within reconsider refusal to waive a sheriff's department personnel, city tt prisoner, aware County officials sought to the jail di In the June 9 fire that killed Il 24 mont d the corridor width requirement limils, However, he sikl state life safety code restriction hs, have city, county and state fire not meet all the safety replaced by other safety "If you waive something then attorney general's opinion on persons. County prisoners for the Seminole Coiint U L III UP entities approve the 14-point equi,ements, could refuse to features. Vi en said Friday lie J i-a I the liability Will rest with the the jurisdiction question is currently are being "farined h doors was the major point in a plan, th us relieving the county t' placed in the Jail, Harriett hd been "assured" by th Ilarrieti's refusal to waive person who gave the waiver," fortheotuilng. cut" to area jails at an average l e is es the provision t of 32 deficienci found to of the liability of having an said. the 28 inch hlarriett said. cost of $1,000 per day sta te fire marshal's office the Harriett said that until he exist in t he second story Jail unsafe jail. hfarruett says that width of co rr idor drs ('Ou1(l hlarriett, when preparing the other safety equipment, such as Vihien also has appealed Il) I Inds out whose Jurisdiction the Vihlen is askini , ltarriett to facility by Robert Johnson, prevent prisoners until further notice' he wi ll 11point plan for the jail, ex- a smoke de te ction system cou1 from Olin Greene, director of the j;.il is in, he will not waive any reconsider the waiver on the chief inves itigator for the state not re turning to the fa ci lity, ac• state lire marshal's office and of the safety codes. EOOCLP,/ i' cording to ViWen, because the — ' by Larry Lewis '.'OJ 4AE I T W INK WE CAN JSE DO S OU HAVE A A JOB OJ AN' O.JESTIONS NON-SS10(65' ME, 51 ABO UT US, 3%$ SECTION IN THE / CAFETERiA — NI4' M ) vin en Pleads With Harrie tt To Reconsider Ja'l' to l Wa*iver By MICK IA)CIIKIflGF; DOONESBURY tI I.,c) 4 T - I'M (OJ' - J1 Oonin2 k.3d — 10£ -. THJ16 if, '10U North Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents .1 West saw this danger and discarded, but his didn't faze South. lie went up with dum• mys king and led back the suit East was in but could not lead a trump SO South got to ruff one diamond which, was all he need ed ... -. 67th Year, )O. 297—Sunday, August 3. 1975 This play left West right between a rock and a hard place. If he ruffed, South would play low From dummy and be able to ruff a losing diamond In dummy later on. 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YOU COMPLETE ----=' -"- II plis I COUPON1 IKI I ,t_L''j . - - -----. -=' --- " ----'== - -- -- - =-' '-=='' ' = ' -- - ': University and his MD at Meharry College, ~ternoion about a county ocevents since the publicity on the nursing or convalescent homes the plates." refugees "a horror story" and cupational License and was may be o perating n Se After complaints by the state said she was arrested by Count , en an application OfTfl an Robbins said today that th e attorney's office, on1' ly Dr. Barks, Orange County deputies at sent to the county zoning offi ce Kenny residence doesn't County Sanita tion Director V. inspects licensed homes Goldenrod "for running a lewd comply with sta te n ursing home for certification that the J. Robbins and County Health house.Barks said he declined to sign standards and that "it is very Chuluota home had the proper wife Effie. idea how many illegal the cat down, that it was licking no r- . 1 71-7~ 7,TMKPM : . -: -. R. - - Mrs. Kenny inquired yesterday i , , He studied Obstetrics at Provident Hospital In Chicago and began his practice in Sardord in 1927. He went to Massachusetts General Hospital in 1933 to finish his residency and returned to Sanford. y - - Nurse Mrs. Grace Richards a complaint sent to him by A spokesman for the Orange visited the Kenny re-idence. doubtful that it could be brought nt Herr ing's office that would into compliance.- Dr. Barks said the Monday con,medthat jul 10 %isit revealed Mrs. Kenny to be agents of the dep&rt[wtos 91wrAting a busEness In SIWTI . Irivtw O% eek pro N V_ ",-, ir 4-~fj,1 , -1-11, ,&, ervlei. a =by ding *_ , , at have resulted in the Kenny zoning for a nursing home operation. Retalic said he - ns said - the elderly residence being visited earber a pnUnu we row under.--Vzthis week by offidair of d local veillance by Heallb Depxrt. wanber of state an hasn't seen Mrs. Kenny since. Ached with the zonirig office Y I - _morning by the Herald reveAkd that the property in Mc.iwhile, Dr. Barks says charges of "keeping and Mrs. Kenny has been mailed a maintaining a place of lewd- the board of the G(xA Sanwritan - c.tre ((frI . ir re 2'. ' - - Orlanno on misdemeanor placed in other homes. patients at the Kenny residence honx would be allowed only if "I felt I couldn't sign the were referred there "about nine the owner obtained a 'special order on the basis of affidavits months ago" by the state exception" approved by the alleging certain conditions Division of Family Services in-1 Ho, rd of County Corn. existed without first seeing the Orange County. uiissioners. certified letter of notice ness." The spokesman said two directing her to "cease and customers in the massage __ Must Reduce Bu . et To Kee - M. ' I . .. Mi age i ie - .- q __ - . -Z--__-.=._.._-. -.I.. Ix.-1 ---. __~__'___~_-._ 1. f . 1 - . PRICES GOOD IN ALL A&P STORES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES A&P'S WN WHITE OR BLUE Sallodergelft ~ i I ) HWY.11-92 SANFORD INTERSTATE MALL HWY.4U LOW lox PRICII = = - - . r - - ---- --- - - I- - p - ---- . I 'L - '- I- ,~J -44~-,~'~ -, - fishing trip and will not see the certified Sid Vihlen Jr.'s revommendation of Kenneth Monroe, sheriff's department $2,454,680 comptroller. Polk Is out of town until Sunday on a budget until Monday morning, according to Commission,!r .%like liatiti-ra-, pr(Tiosed Polk originally had requested CZ,572,629 the approved hilcre In a maiiing work 1975-76 fiscal year, but after several session and Commissioners Dick Williams for the meetings between Polk and com.missionffs, a com promise was reached. _. , iii~ "_ I temlents front $21,040 to $24,024 a year. Top pay in other Mantles is $5,861, Cowley says. A director's pay goes from a 16. Program directors now earn $19,266, up from $18,642. Cowley's study shows other counties pay $20,311 for similar ' Also. Seminole's Director (f ) Food Services, Charlo te the l,udget and deliver it to Sheriff John Vitilen 5411d, "Polk hasn't told me he sOt1td Whitmore, '5ftS moved Up one Polk's office before midnight toright to accept the budget, but I have every reason to step. Top salary in the new step coinpl) with county regulations, believe the sheriff won't appeal." Is about flflOfl increase. Nli;!~~;v r .1,.1W11, 0 .~~;& ve ! - ~ .i -. .. AIR 'c • ' 17. 1 ir - 1i I .2 -. '. f~ ?' I ' - __.- . 1- ______ '• ' ' was our last offer and that we Asst School Supt Roger would not haseano ther, Har ry Harris confirmed today a 1ittle Pelley said this morning. PelleN Beckwith A ppointed more" than 82-million was Carried over in last year's is the board's chief negotiator TOD A i - - to how holdover funds are 311 5A ..., . The offer was for one year Dear Abby spent. Horoscope termlal. I feel It is an honor to be " ittiI," Bcckith Said )esterday. lie said he will jo I n g o V e r n m e n t representatives from "strongly recommend" the SEA's Susan Smith .mid an board create a substantial 1975- $8,M base salary for educators 76 contingency fund in case still would not bring teacher around the state on the state funds are reduced next buying power to the 1968-69 committee. year. fir,1ut, also said he plans to sarrant. .. . -, - , '_ -~ ___- - __ ________ -1 ____ 4 __4 S OWN" 3B lB 4A hA - $it $A I_?B I 411 nitnin level. Callinv i t s latest proposal - . Harn.c said a half milLion' conditions decline, the board Ii0S1l dolLars in encumbrances comes could withdraw the adjustment. Gbltu2ries out of the carryover. It could also be increased if SPOru Harris, who is in charge of the economic conditions Trle%lsion - 5B FAittirial \ ,-.--&,tjv__~~ 0, . --- ; I'lic V-00 cost of living offer, .%round The Clock make the ultimate decision as base salary. ';-,_';-i. 7-%-2 - _*kli- "A4;1-,=A~~~_-,~ ~_- - budges, but he noted there's which would make a first. ear Bridge n0thing-new" in that practiLv. teacher's salary $8.000. was Calendar "Other agenaes will take a made br the Pelle team Classified cut of that pie," harris said. He )esterddy. Pelley stressed the ('uniit said the School Board must $200 offer is not an increase in Crusssord Arthur Beckwlth Jr-. iir1t court clerk, has lieea appointed by Florida I supreme Court Chief Justice James G. Adkins to the Supreme Co urt's Committee on the Bictift- ' -- a $10,0W starting salary. tk ,, _.~ ~P'y - i ~~-;4.:; ' mentioned )esterda) new index raises the top "'c salary for assistant superm- k". ~ . - I` i .:,z._fL_-,L-&?;z - , 1 Citing a V.-million carryover "realistic and affordable," the SEA's last from the 1974-75 school budget, association also says Seminole The teams , have two more I .:f_1 -r-1.1A." _.'M..~. W .~t~v a. . . - - -, ')- , ~ - , . , Hattawa ythis morning asked Vihien if Polk had agreed to the $14-million budget and '44. - ._,"t- 1-4-0 , The promotions weren't In a survey or 16 Florida superintendent Is a st'p abuse for those positions Isn't out 0! counties, Cowley dedmed exe(dtivv f,euretaricF," boird line w0h salarles pai(l In other I"lorida counties . l.away's recommendation. Commissioner John Kimbrough was out of town. The circuit court clerk's office will certify , 1 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NOT 29SPONSIILI FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ________ - _, .. ; .. YI ,-_ - ~_- - - -.,r%j ;~:;&~~--.~, the Seminole F ducatton Count) spent 46 per cent of last sessions before talks legally Association iSE A) is deman- year budget for teacher ill be at impasse Howes cc _.. - .7a~t -_1-4100 ding an $8,11M a year starting salaries, compared to 50 per additional time could bt: pay lot teachers. cent spent in other Florida allotted on request from the - __ The latest contract proposal. counties. LkL,contained in an SEA news 'ç The School Board's top offer If an impasse is declared, release is dawn from tht is a $200-a sear cost of using talks sill end and a spetial '" \ .tSSOCl '(ion s demand for $9 5(k) adjustment master will be called in from a Initiall), SEA sear asked for We told them iSEA) that Tallahassee AIVIIII, it 11u:CKWITH JR. to The Seminole County Commission today approved a $2,396,721 ! ,,htriff's department budget, undescuttinq ComrLssion Chairman 0 * 41 by the Seminole County School "The $150 000 is not going to School Board Chairman Bud processing and emplos Board administrators alone (owley Feather asked La) cc ssh) the rel,ttIm to the lit xt 'ii'ht r They (raises) fell where told the board Some 216 secretary the superintendent bId) and harry Kwiatkowski supported Hat 49 oz. GIANT iJ - -_- V Ml -, equivalent size. Thus. Cowley's study the new index, board pay increases for ad- Ernie Cowley, the school new index adopted by the members instructed Layer to ministrators, principals and system's assistant director of board brought salaries here look into the ixwibility of others as approved yesterday personnel. into line, he said. elevating the director of data they fell," School Supt. Bud employes other than ad. is paid higher than executive La)ersaidoftbepackagewhlch ministrators also will recei ve secretaries. increases some principal's salary hikes. "The secretary to the _ t he I P - r Teachers Demand $8,800 a ~ ites o over 14 , ; .a)er Sn n or were found lobe paid e'c than Last week w n the board raises is shown in an index their counterparts in counties of asked for additional tune Ii Board Okays $2.4,Million For Sheriff I I ~ - almost a $3,000 yearly pay hike. Seminole County educators meinbcr Davie Sinis repliLd. gives assistant superintondents - I = Barks and Robbins said they girl in charge at the time to get Mrs. Kenn' termed the have no Florida Medical, Dental anid Pharmaceutical salaries by $1,000 a year and . • • ONE I 4S. SAO 48-oz. BOTTLE 1 I ii t. 'ii I Build Your Set the PIECE EACH WEEK -. ____________________ Y1 LI-79C 1.99 ,, ______ I _"!'' ...... EA. ,,t ______ - - 124werts TIUNTZ DELICIOUS ; - GAL,PKGS. was living at the Chuluota Society, Florida A&M Clinical Society, Florida State TB Association, and serves on ' 1L.. UP NON-FAT DRY k - humanitrian spirit and has provided By ED PRICK E Ic a ter ,, I il Investigator Jack Fulenwider of 11 refugees she Chief Fulenwider said he reported Jack R. Fulenwider, chief sponsoring ilfl(1 housing in a Dr. 0. L. Barks inves1igato for State Alt)-, to authorities that a backyard tr ailer withot.t running water _________________________ swimming pool was "cornAbbott l!erring, said today that or electricity. pletely covered with algae" and Dr. Barks has been requested to Dr. 0. L. Barks, County thatdogsandcats were running Un two persons not related o take immediate action in lurks sa id he saw two do Ilealth Director said today the is in the house loose in thti house where the the owner or manager by blood relation to the Kenny residence. and several Health Department inIderly patients were housed. or alt ca 1otie cat JUIfl[)ed Fulenwider said Chapter 400 vestigation Into the Kenny or marriage are car facllity He said that inside the of the Florida Statutes says if onto a kitchen cabinet. residence began after sheriff's dwelling that the "stench of Mrs. Kenny told the Herald the state Divisi on 0 ea Investi,ators and County b telephone this morning Fulenwider, who ac- urine was so bad that it smelled reasonable ef that a facility Medical Examiner Dr. G. V. last relatives of the remaining is operating without a license companied the Health officials like ammonia." Gara) began a pi obe ' on the Slonday visit, told elderly "pat .I ents" at her home that it shall Lake injunctive Bob Retalic, license inspector Friday of the death eg, "are arranging to place reporters that the health them action in the courts. in Tax Collector Troy Ray's old Walter T. lI kiOnY who else% here. nurse "had to LcIl a 16. year-old office, today confirmed that " CoLpnty School Supervisory Personnel Gain $150,000 Pay Hike Package • . Is Health Director mm--mar~_.m - - I - - --- m m members of the Of fi ce of Management Analysis and certifi ed niillage. ini llage rate, taxes for many homeowners could Yesterday Commissioners agreed on an annual Evaluation (OMAE). Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., said last drop during the next year. salary of $17,500 for Bob E llis, newly appointed Budget sessions resume tomorrow at 8:30 a.m, week the commission intends to "hold the line" on During yesterday's budget work session which administrative services director. Seminole County Commissioners will have to cut in Room 203 of the courthouse. millage and produce a budget within the 5.34 cer- lasted from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., commissioners Conunissioners agreed to hire a new secretary 14,155,747 from more than $-m11lion in apworked with proposed budgets for the County for the board office next year at a salary of $5,792. Management Consultant E.H. Underwood tilled millage rate, propriadon3 to stay within the 5.34 certified miliage yesterday set the pace for the conunLwion prior to Commission off ice and OMAE office. and began The commission also agreed to a W.al proposed Ms. Anderson said if the commission meets all of rate on the county budget, according to Eleanor beginning work teffing the commissioners "there is the work on the newly created department of ad- budget for the OSIAE office of more than su,Wo. $22,12(4,859 appropriation requests, the county . . muustratIeserices. Anderson, county budges and management analyst. a decreased revenue picture in all funds and an tax millage would have to he raised to more than Toda, commissioners were scheduled to conCommissioners agreed to de employes tinue the adininistrative services. Next in lux for eight mills. She said raising the millage to meet all Cii-nmissioners this moming entered their inicreased expense picture in all funds." below the supervisor level with a five per cent budget work were the departments of county secorx da> of 1975-76 fiscal year budget work Ms Anderson said the county will receive of the budget requests is "highly unlikely."annual salary raise if requested b) department deelopment requesting a total budget of se0,uvs at tLe ecunty courthouse, guided through revenues of $18,053,112, including ad valorem tax Bill Suber. assistant county property appraiser. heads. Super%isor salaries are considered on an $1,150,079. and ci%il defense and public safety, indi v idual department budget requests by staff lev i es of more t ha n V million based on the 534 is predicted ted that if the counts sticks to t',e 534 indisidual basis req uesting a toil huled of $1,573,697. . . . - 9 .! WrW40us S&v%rV Budd a wrvve lot*Vw 1W orhY Si o - I ad $1 ~ . ) Ned Chicken I La ' d 49c re- •. 3. 1 - 4 y waY __ Potato Salad residence, chuluota, is to appear on the The Monday visit parlor at the time of the raid Inside the dwelling Fulenwider said wl.en imisdemeanor charge on Aug. 8. vea led Mrs. Kenny to weren't arrested. . . . was visited the Overlook Driv, She was served with a sumDr. Barks, in an interview the "stench be operating a busi nions on the charge yesterday this morning, said that if Mrs. so bad that it smelled house that there was "considerable junk and debris on the ' by a Seminole sheriff's deputy. t Kenny doesn't "cease and like ammonia." And a backyard carport. The grass was high M rs. Kenny received State law and provid. des'ist" In the Chuluota con. . . . and unkept anid the porch was nationwide publicity last month ing "minimum cus. valescent home operation swimming pool Was covered with dog and fowl In connection with published todial care to four within the 14 day period that ,, I completely covered excretions. A hog was wen in stories of the plight of two "additional action will be a total residents." the back yard," he said. with a;gae." Vietnamese families taken." • I Senf"ab% too , . La Mesa goes from oven I ' '- I I rewAning cwkie dough Over I top. Bake in 375-degree oven for 40 to 45 minutes, Cool aryl cut J M"s an adrrNaW ftnewwo to be enPW for ffwv yews ftl you can have rxy* at - Crnftai'tcni' .. FRESH KOSHER U JAR 1. - Beat In eggs, sods wid sugars. tir i Ii d granola. Spread 12 V. mixture over bottom of a greased 13 x 9 x 24nch baking pan. Cover wM ' PATCH Di Iii ___ . I called his office st.'rday and related that tI u is 1 I been disposed of . s • DELICIOUS , 11 11 ~ : I A1 i - • I 1. 3 i FNESHLY MADE sugar Li cup granulated sugar ftatatouille BarbMed Pork chops Ronsted su,motalb "Blueberry mincemeat pie Ice cream II • 99C4 -- - I . I ) 4 L-1~1~1111111111~111111111111 ~~ harks noted th:it "Irs. Kenny leadership in pursuit of community barmony." Coun I Iffinflil - = PKGS. affidavits saw the house and address with his 80-year-old Nashville .~P. - -i4~6~ time the persons making the Jacksonville. • UONEWARE BOTTLE C 11 culity. dards and regulations if more ____ _________________________ - Board Enters Second Day Of Work Sessions AP - IN - 1 cup packed light brosn . • 00, RED - 4 cup sbortening 2 s Y D AY FRIDA - I , L eh fruit salad :Id Baked potatoes Iced coffee - ' a marriage are charge of operating z' con- must be licensed by the state or ca re d for at 41. i %,alescerit home without a 1111d 11USt 11ILVt CeMan stan- be in the affidavits," Barks closely monitoring the Chuluota said, lie said however that situation thatshe will be there could have been a clean- apply directly to state Division up of conditions between the of Health Headquarters in By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer artleft Nars 11-oi. - - Cookie Dough: Tilt _________- jioneydew Melons 1 MEAT LOAF ffinwrs SALISBURY STEAK will remain sItgOy chunky. Mix flour and watei' Add to tnan mixture, slmner 2 minutes and cool NOW AVAILABLE AT inz RNIA LARGE SIZE LB. YOUR CHOICE -----rrIr-----wn-,-r--1-- ..---,- 26- oz . with 6-oz. FREE Plums minutes, until thick, Mixture DWI N ursing homes and facilities wants to apply for a state "My inspection showed the n ursing home license that he house not exactly as pict ured to has been told by state o fficials Bachelor of Science degree at Florida A&M i U Seedless Grapes ..............L8.59C SULTANA : U CHECK (01APAR11 s ,.,..-,-- THOMPSON Lwff AND • ananas LB. BNf ' award is given the person who has con. tributed the most through his life and service to the communi ty. Wirn in Melrose In IBM, Starke earned his - '' GOLDEN RIPE SUPER-RIGHT DELICIOUS SELECT FROZEN 11 Banana Filling: Brussels sprouts in egg cream Met Corn-on-the-cob I " . IONELESS prevent scorching, for 50 to 60 . • LB. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BOTTOM BANANA GRANOLA BARS b aieen F rcsb garden li itute salad . _________________________ vacuum container and shake WEDNESDAY • . £L Barks said if Mrs Kenn) told the Herald. agencies md the . ratdth niaagf parlor the Chula Vista sulxlivision off our removei" (hk Me, Co!_inrod, and remaining elderly patients 1 I Snow thU and Lake Mills Roads Auti,orities .&;tid Mrs. Kenny arruting Mrs. Kenny and 21. being transferred by amBarks said that he has been is zoned A-1 agriculture and has ni state license for the year-old Debbie Uugglns of bulances to hospitals and later told that two of the elderly that a nursing or convalescent Operation. Former recipients of the award include BONELESS given the "Tapper Award' for 1974 by the Greater Sanford Chamber Cammerce. The Dr. Starke was the second Mack doctor award, but Dr. Starke, nominated by the RoUtry Club, waii Vie unaWmms chokv of a* . the state to bmm a member of the Florida . -,._ MMcal AwL mad Ifie (JrA to hold a " in judges on tho (hit balt4t. ,- I,"* Ile-v. Ken Halt was co-chatman- a'a.e '"' Un iernim.it! Medical ~~jy. Di'. StaF,', Is featiwe4 In book entitled committee ,composed of five Kiwanians j(fl9fl3 Twelve }3rk In the nomination, Dr. StaAe was ailled who has conIle Is also a inemixt- of New Mt. Calvar~ trlbuted to the community In a true Baptist Church, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, .J_ . My I I . severe heart attack. Dachn said there were 10 nominees for the . . I I In February of this year, Dr. Starke was to Dr. Starke, who is still rectiperating from a 'J1Ii4iTjT 9 II before serving. Makes 34 cnips. %%'hole wheat muffins W Gen. J.C. Hutchison and George Touh selection committee, told of Dr. Starke's years of dedication to " coriLmunity and Mrs. Julia Chase, widow of the late Randall Chase in whose memory the award is given, presented him wi th a plaque. The program was kept brief in deference ' . - A&P I14sJi'T U combine bananas, sugar and lemon juice Cook over very low -- zen Award Dr. George Starke, who has practiced medicine in Sanford for 45 years, was given the annual Randall Chase Senior Citizen Service Award yesterday by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Robert Daehn, chairman of the 0 1 • . A&P LB. ' - SII Sliced t maloes Cblcken salad platter I I 1 A W-04- . If crald Staff Writer I • . By JANE - I I - "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAYY WESTERN 2 eggs Combine all ingredients in electric blender container. Cover and process at highest speed for I minute. Sc inediately or transport in by aileen - I - residence for myself," Barks standards and regulations must be adhered to if more irian two persons not related to the owner or manager by blood M r.K K e nny 'ti this morning' S if. iasn t et re(eiveu u.v notice from Dr. Barks. - or I / • 4-6 LB. 2 tablespoon 2 tablespooin cold water In a large hea%y saucepan, - -z 11 ... . f I . • . again. Water should pass over SUPER NOG the ground coffee only once. CUIU m ilk That is why drip is the only good 3 ripe bnnni method" .I cup wheat germ He does not think health 2 tablespoons honey OBaked bean raisin bread sandwich FYesh fruit parfait 11' Dr. George Starke received award from Mrs. Julia Chase. : • ce h top and bottom and a grounds are used over and over banana filb rig. I'ear-cottage cheese salad I - I . - I I I wallop become more popular as by aileen ..- '_ convinced that is because few lbeaguer or his mother going for MENU -. r. My &M - States is dropping at between I folks take to all forms of sports. and 2 F*rcent a year. Kenneth A super nog blending bananas, Burgess. executive director of wheat germ, honey, milk and the Pan-.,'ni Coffee Bureau, Is eggs will keep any Little _ - ' I Certain calendar days. lice nse. Mrs Mar) W Kenny, 21 Overlook Drive, Chula Vista, .i . D -• I 00 1 a . . PIR Ll. THE HERALD SERVICES despite a change in attitude and High-energy drinks and use of coffeernakers, coffee snacks that carry a nutritional __1kT1;__ - - I I-........ 1 DAYS A WEEK . BUY ummer MONDAV I I sum sum uur I 111110"n U and the appliance is easier to ~-_-._ Z . - in the con v alescent hoine operation within 14 Seminole County Court on a for the care of elderly patients ~ '/1 / (~ A&P OACOPI 01 i n this ad S public. "Charges that coffee -. .* If 1i ~ (itI An Investigation Into the unattended death last week of an-year-old inanhasresulted In a Chuluota woman being summoned to appear in 1 1k- . IN . people etr taste good coffee. ho-orpthembackaftera He says, "at least 85 per cent busy afternoon. Another use cream and sugar- That homemade snack that also destro) s the basic taste of malies peat packing food is a coffee. And most people, sad to banana granola bar. This Is a say, use percolators. That three-layer cookie with cookie By BOB l IA)YI) Herald Staff Writer I I . __ better coffee, according to public coffee drinking Is safe. experienced experts. Their advance on the market is due to the fact that they not scares have influenced the l._. .( 11 1 Close To ueatn, Then License Charge ' I ' Convalescent Home Ordered .. • - own taste. Or if dried tarragon A&P : ______-:j !f'' - SPG1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents MISM6 b. --"W. 14 - ~ - also produce it more quickly (r1aP1rlF ' d - will make an Interesting additiontothissalad - mlncesome milk, salt and pepper until sprinkle with 3 to 4 tablespoons colators in sales. They make far caffeine. But for the general consumption in the United CORNMEAL PASTR Y Combine 1 cup flour, L4 cu -::l I reserving 2 tablespoons of it. yellow corn meal, Li tea-spoicin of it and add enough to suit your taking the old-fashioned per- about 5 per cent, are allergic to Energy - *a 41" s.. in each ALP store. g I 17.111.11).A. drip coffeemakers are over- carefully. Maybe some people, clean. Mwt is the opinion of the PanAm Coffee Bureau, dedicated to the nuking of better coffee. But owl- ring the with the tomato - ...1 ~4 " -2 .- . ", ~ into a servi ng goes well with them. If lettuce thick; fit into a 9-Inch pie plate, oven for 35 minutes. Arrange is used, line the servi ng bowl 7L.ounce can "T - ,. 11`000 ITAXM and heart attacks have never produce less bitter coffee but time turn the salad 1 tomato, halved and sliced blended; pour into pie .thell. ice water, tossing until ball athi a teaspoon of them Roll Cornmeal Pastry L8 inch Bake In a preheated 37S-degree forms 1 crushed) to the salad . - - - Cup Heres news. The electric been proved. We watch ,- %tser outside teaspoon salt 1.F1A1:1hh1JHII'1!I4.I EACH of their? advertised required to be readily avoilLble lor iou a' at biow 'he oclvs,t,s.d pic. Coffeemakers han e See in The Herald Services teaspoon ground hot red ____________ ' . ff:Ird,Iu or other salad green3 It teaspoon sugar 67th Year, No. 295-Thursday, July 31, 1975 `~ sandwiches. g C :: d coarsely diced tomato vening He Cock the blackeye peas according to package in vinegar; drain and COOS. add oil, sait, muswa ,sug and red pepper a m oughly. Add scallion and green pepper and mix li ghtly. Cover pepper LA1 CUP thinly sliced scallion, part of the green lope Included ' cup slivered green pepper Garnish: Skinned, seeded -. down, in individual baking dishes or one large one. Top each slice with beans and bread, buttered side up. Bake at 400 degrees until end bread is toasted and beans are hot, a bout 10 minutes. Makes 4 tablespoon brown ipx 2 teaspoons prepared PopuIar margarine CRAB PIE u.sed in the salad are now a%atlable all oer the US A Grilled frankfurters ,tix N beans with brown sugar. makes a nice, toasty main dish mustard and bacon bits. Spread that appeals especially to men. raisinbread with butter and BAKED BEAN aff ange 4 slim, buttered side 1 In Two 10-ounce packages frown blackeye peas 1-2 cup cider vinegar cup cup olive or other salad oil 2 teaspoons salt LA1 teaspoon dry mustard 'i cup milk . peas the fresh frozen blacke%e e affair with sandwiches ra quickie hot een1ng meal :ussy up a can of baked beans, ounces) ovewbaked beans about a Crab Pie that's a worth. discovered blackeye peas are while choice when you want to used in some of the great dishes serve a U h or daya supper. of our s ou thern states. One to tossed S d 0 crp his neighbor treated him sliced cucumber and a blackeye pea salad and, as he dressing w taste ?ttlth says, 'It tasted just like the one i I can (I pound 6 It l ooks pretty, It tastes good and it's filling. We're talking cook from Georgia, that Tony n San dw ches Americans continue their -_ - It wasn't until much later when he met a neighbor, a good Spice The Herald Services ft 10, i ing Crab Pie A Worthwhile Choice i. The Herald Services Baked bean rafslnbread sandwich is a quick heat-beater. Variety Gain By CECILY BROWNSTONE and are beginning to be highly hamburgers or frankfurters. Associated Press Food Editor esteemed in every part of our It's also a fine accompaniment for chilled poached fish steaks When Tony Lucelo, born and country. If you'd like to try the de- orpan-frtedwholeflsh,fllletsor bred In flenezento,a small town southern Italy, came to live lighiful salad appreciated in steaks. Good, too, with w New Jersey almost a dozen both southern Italy and Geor- scrambled eggs and bacon or a,her&s the recipe. It's great mforawe:kendbrunch or %ciirs sgo he was surprised to serve at any time of the year Sunday Wght supper. n(Itthe1wnffles he sited BlACKEYE PEA SAlAI) near his new home never with sliced meat cold or hot), fresh bla c keye pea s . served Called fagiols all oce io n I. - Peas -W - . I -, - Blackeye ." . --- .' 1% ' E ATI i E It Ve-derday's high 91. Oriernight low 49. RAIn12H vias .12 inches. Complete details and tides She said the 18, W rifler ,wm are on Page A, _ _____________________________________________________________________ _ '' ir-.,- . -- - - , .,-- -..- - - ----- = - -- = - - -- --- --- -- --- ----_---_---. - ---- - - v-' :- --- --'- -----.- -- --- - _- ; --- --- - --- - --- - - - --. ;- -- -. - - - -- - - - - ---- - -- --,-- , --- -- - ---- . . ----- - -- - - - .- - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, July 31, 1975 Report To Aid Business Prospects By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Simon Sees Consensus, Wants To Cut Business Taxes WASHINGTON (AP) -Declaring he sees the beginning of a national consensus to help business, Treasury Secretary William E. Simon planned to announce a Ford administration proposal to boost corporate profits by cutting taxes. "I think every businessman in this country Is entitled to a reasonable rate of return on his investment," Simon told newsmen Wednesday. Simon said tax reductions for business would be phased in over a period of time so the loss of revenue would not have its impact on the economy all at once. He has said previously that business tax cuts might result in increased federal budgets temporarily. The tax cut proposal, which Simon planned to outline today before the House Ways and Means Committee, Is likely to be controversial even though there are indications it may get support from some key Democrats in ('onrcss as well as from some liberal eeononiits. Simon acknowledged to newsmen that because of political considerations, a tax cut for. business might have to be coupled with tax reductions for Individuals, possibly by extending the $12 billion in personal income taxes for 1975 into next year. Second Shark Harpooned SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - Two great white sharks have been harpooned within a week in Southern California waters, but a marine biologist discounts the belief by some of a change in behavior of the giant sea killers. Another researcher says he can find no ocean changes which would encourage the great white to be seen more often by man. "Everybody that sc's one (a gredi white) now is going to stab it and call up the papers and so forth," said Dr. Richard Rosenblatt, c.irator of marine vertebrates at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. "It's jitat no way that coincidentally with everybody interested in sharks that they come marching in," he added in an Interview Wednesday. He said renewed interest in great whites apparently has been stimulated by recent movies about sharks, including "Jaws" and "Shaks Treasure." A 1,400-pound, 12-foot4 inch great white was harpooned off the coast of Santa Catalina Island last week, and a fishing boat bagged a 10-foot great white In the same general area on Sunday. One Dead In Storm Floods By The Associated Press A rain-heavy tropical depression was expected to plunge further Into Mississippi during the day, leaving minor floods and at least one death in Its wake. The depression caused scattered flooding in the Florida Panhandle and heavy rains from Georgia to parts of East Texas as it stalled over MIstppi on Wednesday. Fom castes at New Orleans said It would begin moving slowly west-northwest today. Forecasterr said the Pea River In southeastern Alabama and the Corircub, thoctawhatdiee, and Yellow rivers that flow fntn southeastern Alabama through the Florida Panhar4e Into the Gull would rise because of the heavy rains, ,slbly reaching flood stages along some portions over the next few days. The victim was James Honeycutt of Indianapolis. He apparently sufferii a heart attack when a fishing boat with four men ab'*rd overturned Tuesday near Port St. Joe In the Panhandle, officials said. Congress Watching Two Dates WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress' vote for Its cost-ofliving pay raise gives the members two dates to watch: October 1975 for setting the amount, and November 1976 when the voters speak. Concern with what the voters may think showed through the House debate Wednesday, the maneuvering to determine whether there would be a recorded vote disclosing each member's position and the final breathtaking 214-213 recorded vote which passed the bill. In the Senate, where only a third of the members will be up for re-election next year, the measure passed Tuesday, 58to. Democratic House freshmen, especially vulnerable to oppotion next year because they are newcomers, voted 51 to 21 against the bill. leaders of both parties in the House predominantly were for the measure. President Ford had urged passage of the pay-raise measure and so his approval Is assured. Little Defense Seeks Theories RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Attorneys for Joan Little are seeking a1terrutive theories to explain the death of the Jailer found slain last Aug. 27 in the cell from which the young black woman had fled. Defense attorney Jerry Paul brought up the possibility of sufocatIon Wednesday In questioning the Greenville, N.C., pathologizt who performed the autopsy on Clarence AThgod, 62. Dr. Charles Gilbert testified that he believed the cause of death to be excessive internal bleeding around the heart cauae.d by a stab wound Inflicted in the left ventricle with an ice pick. lie said Alligood's body showed 11 stab wounds. During cross-examination. P'ul asked, "Is It possible that he could have died of suffocation before that wound would have killed him?" Gilbert conceded, "It Is possible." . .a , &.. Seminole County to out-of-state business prospects," Jim CUHISOn, director of the Bureau A "profile" of Seminole of Marketing Development, County's industrial aisets is 80 Florida Department of Cornper cent complete, acarding to merce, told business and civic the Florida Department of leaders yesterday at a meeting Commerce, and when finished held at the Greater Sanford it will answer questions con- Chamber of Commerce. The report Is similar to other cerning area growth for new "profiles" prepared by the business prospects. state agency on different The "profile" covers employment figures, water SysLem counties In Florida and Cullison availability, transportation, said the Seminole County field churches and all types of facts office of the Commerce that a new manufacturing Department was conducting the company might desire while survey and preparing the contemplating a move to report. Seminole County. "It should be to the printers In "This report will be a very a couple of weeks," Cullison comprehensive one and said. Once completed, copies of something which our depart- the report will be turned over to ment can use to help you sell Chamber of Commerce of. ..." FLORIDA IN BRIEF 'S County Industry Profile Near NATION ficlals; Jim Daniel, director of businesses produced $11.5 locations stems from the the Seminole County Industrial billion In gross Income last "desire of the people down here Development Authority year, oiiIdIsIancIng to want to work, rather than (SCIDA); municipal govern,agriculture, construction and draw unemployment." ,That, coupled with the fact tourism, the three other major ments and others. that we don't have many of the Cullison called Seminole fields of Income In Florida. Tourism was second with $6.6 restrictions found In the north County one of the state's most ) cooperative areas in the billion; construction next with when It comes to development relationship between Depart- $4.1 billion and agriculture at Of Industrial plants," Cullison said. ment of Commerce and $2.1 billion. The state official said that heavy the Despite business community leaders, ...J1 . . -% Tornadoes Touch Off Fires, PENSACOLA (AP) — A series of tornados bounced through Escambia County north of Pensacola early today, touching off several home fires and damaging or destroying other houses and mobile homes, sheriff's officers said. No injuries were reported. "We've got about six houses on fire right now in scattered parts of the county," a harried dispatcher said at 5 a.m. (EDT). He attributed the fires to downed wires or possible lightning strikes, At Least three twisters were reported In the western I1orjcIa Panhandle county the National Weather Service in a two-hour period. The dispatcher, Gary Montee, said one unoccupied house was blown to pieces by one twister. "It didn't even touch a house trailer about 50 feet away," he added. lie said a mobile-home sales lot was also hit. The weather service said the tornados were associated with thunderstorms spawned by a weak but rainy tropical depression that has been lingering over Mississippi since late Tuesday. Schools Hold Line On Lunch Prices IN, lk "v 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Wetlands In Florida and other states will receive increased protection under nw Army Corps of Engineers regulations, a Florida lawyer says. "They have done a creditable job," said David Gluckman, Department of Environmental Regulation attorney who represented Florida at hearings on the rules. The Florida Cabinet had joined Congress and courts In urging the corps to expand its control of the environment beyond its traditional areas of navigable waterways. "Basically, they have taken comments the Cabinet made and fairly well Incorporated them into these regulations," Gluckman said. He said one of the major areas the Cabinet successfully sought was that the corps Leave a great deal of control in hands of states by accepting state decisions on whether permits for such items as dredge and fill should be issued. SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. P28321 HL.A,. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Comptroller Gerald Lewis has denied three proposed bank charters and approved two others that he had revoked after they had been conditionally approved by his predecessor. Harold Rummel, Lewis's press aide, said Wednesday that Lewis had taken final action on the first five of 33 revoked despite the conditional approval of former Comptroller Fred Dickinson shortly before he left office. Lewis required applicants for the 33 charters to resubmit their proposals after he succeeded Dickinson In January. One of the three denied charters was for Bankamerica at Gainesville and was sought by a group that included Sen. Bob Saunders, D-Gainesville. Also denied by Lewis were proposed charters for the Northwest Volusia State Bank, Pierson, and First Central Bank of Pensacola. SALE SAVE BACKWARDS NOWI A Seminole County firefighter demonstrates the proper way to "repel" or walk down the side of a building in an emergency situation while members of a class of fire department recruits watches. The exercise is part of a 200-hour training program for county fire department recults currently underway. A total of three 15-member classes are taking the instruction, required by the state. The exercise was held at the Sanford Airport and insolved use of a two-story building. Over 90% Solid-State Chassis! WAS 389 I. Land Planning Grant Mulled ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — ticlals to parcfpate on the State, county and city officials basis that the money would be met here today to discuss tht used by other agencies if rot by thrust of a $10,000 state grant to Seminole County. produce a set tI goals for Hattaway said tolay's Seminole County's new com• $eüon was callel to "plan 1rehensive land pIn. what we're going to acState Rep. Bob R'1ttaway, I)- cnplish," A'tamonte Springs, said this'nit., 1975 kgislatia'e said all nb rning that a "lad of corn- 11orid e counties will come up n,LnjcaUon" has pl,t.'ed of. th comprehensvt lair1 Ilctds since Lae grant was first pltn. announced. Smiuole, according to It was at Hattawaj' in- Hatt.away, was the only Florida aistence that today's meeting at county awarded any funds to city aall was called, get a land planning program off Also attending were Cliff the ground. 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WILLIAMS FISH MARKET mr 11th it. c W Pd Ph 1.9901I 69 c 300 COUNT PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. AUG. 3 -J 'I'11.1,AHASSEE (AP) Former Insurance Commisstoner Thomas O'Malley's plea. bargained settlement of crlthinal and impeachment charges is no guarantee that he will avoid disciplinary action by the Florida Bar. "I think that at this point It is Just best that you assume that e are going to follow our rou - O'Malley coupled his rt'igna. (ion with a plea-bargained deal that resulted n dismissal of Unauthorized compensation and perjury charges, which are felonies, and 11 articles of tin. peachment returned by the House. In return, O'Malley also pleaded no contest to a misconiItirt rniltPmPflAr rhnrun BRE I SHAMPOO 3C C.... MIAMI (AP) — A blaze that broke out in a room on the fourth floor of a nine-story Holiday Inn sent 13 occupants and four firemen to hospitals for treatment of smoke inhalation or heat effects, firemen said early today. Hospital spokesmen said there appeared to be no serious injuries among the occupants or firemen. But they said the firefighters and several of the occupants were being hospitalized at least briefly for observation. Firemen said smoke from the blaze forced the e acuation of the motel. They said 90 of its 198 rooms were occupied. %ILA Ultra Modern Dial 322-5762 jk& 17 Injured In Hotel Fire 19 SOLID 104 E. Commercial PAPER SATHER'S COOKIES. _ aim Lewis Denies Three Charters IdL - GOING DOWN Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Wetlands Rules Stiffened ESTIMATES II'WiIJ A TZOE4y N ) FILLER QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED n( 109 F$ - 'J-' FA Rl CS- - To Work On Resolving Differences Ilk rate hike request includes doubling pay phone charges to 20 cents each and doubling the cost for home phone installations to W. It also wants to limit customers to three free directory assistance calls a month, with a charge of 20 cents for each additional call. "When the average consumer's present bill for the basic necessity of telephone service is outrageously unfair, bow can Southern Bell ask for more?" asked Kent Robbins, representing a student group at Florida International University. Robert Cruz of the Greater Miami Hotel and Motel Association said hotels now charge guests 20 to 25 cents per call and the figure will rise dramatically If the rate hike is approved, Dade County consumer advocate Walter Dartiand said the PSC should require the phone company to install a "lifeline" system of low cost telephone service for the retired or elderly. The PSC has indicated it will make a decision on the rate request in October after it concludes its nine public hearings across the state. Thursdep, Ji'i 31, ;'i/ Harald. Sanford. Ft. LOOSE LEAF TAMPA i AP) A federal judge has taken under advisement a motion by Boston lawyer F. Lee Bailey to dismiss mail order fraud charges [flea against him more than two years ago. U.S. District Judge John Reed listened Wednesday to Bailey's claim that he has not been granted a speedy trial as required by law. Bailey, 42, was indicted 26 months ago by a federal grand jury which accused him of conspiring with supersalesman Glenn Turner and eight former Turner associates in allegedly fraudulent promotions. The promotions allegedly involved sales of (list nbutorships in Turner cosmetics and motivational training companies through exaggerated claims and misrepresentations. Bailey's case was severed from the others near the end of an eight-month trial which ended May 30, 1974, In a hung jury. Zoo Society Off icials, County Board PO7..Ofl. "When the average consumer's present bill for the necessity of basic telephone service is outrageously unfair, how can Southern Bell ask for more?" Student Kent Robbins Judge Weighs Bailey Claim I The decision came at Tuesday night's regular The society has more than $300,000 tied up In monthly meeting of the society's trustees. One of the society's main objections to the the park, Rosen explained. Liabilities amount to commission's proposals, according to the zoo's $100,000. They are unwilling to trade away the Executive Director Al Rom, pertains to a $)0,000 net worth to the county without the that the jodetinever countyc1dng up scene of the clju which st1pul Rosen said the meeting between 3Okèi,r of. the aih request public funds tolie dev ficers and commission representatives would zoo 11 the proffered $,0O0 Is accepted. "We feel this Is an unusual and unnecessary take place as soon as possible. Southern Bell's plans MIAMI lAP) to double fees for use of pay phones and for home phone installations have drawn angry responses from spokesmen representing students, hotel owners and senior citizens. "We have not heard Southern Bell ask its stockholders for even the tiniest sacrifice," Ed C. Kidd of Florida United, a consumer group, said at Wednesday's Public Service Commission hearing. "All but the most enormous corporate giants have had to reduce dividends to their stock holders (luring this deep recession," Kidd sdId. "But Southern Hell, a corporate monopoly which should consider the public interest because of its privileged economic position, seems only concerned with profits.' The telephone company's $216.6 million - Damage Escambia Homes searching for new industries manufacturing base, Cullison with a field office of the said that 28 Florida counties Department of Commerce and businesses for the area. And he told the group that have 20 per cent of their located in Seminole County and . such cooperation Is "a must" If families earning a poverty level the interest which has been ' shown of late In this area, "You new firms are to continue to income of $3,338 or below, "To get our unemployment to should go forward and begin to ' . locate in Florida. "All levels of state and county a sound level, we would need have a massive Industrial . governments must work 46,414 jobs In Industrial type growth soon." However, he pointed out that together to get the job done," he work," Cullison said. .' Cullison told the gathering unemployment stands at 12.7 said. that that one of the chief reasons per cent in this area and 11.9 said Cullison manufacturing or industrial industrial firms want Florida per cent of the state's labor JTh1 CULLISON force was jobless in June. "This means 403,600 people were not working," Cullison said. Cullison said that many firms had "wrong ideas" concerning full price of meals served in earns less than $8,770 a year 20 Florida growth and pollution By ED PRICKE717 at yesterday's meeting. Herald Staff Writer cents may be subtracted From problems. He said that 97 per One Item which came under The 15 cent price for schools, Parents who wish to enroll the cost of school lunches. fire from board member Allan cent of the persons employed by Prices for lunches in Keeth is the price of milk, one-half pint of milk their children in the program Children whose families have new industry in Florida were under fire may do so'byfilling out ap- undergone or are undergoing already In the state while only Seminole County SChOOLS will which Is 15 cents for a half pint came remain at Last year's level, in Seminole schools and only 10 because in Orange plicatlons mailed from the special hardship conditions also three per cent were moved in by except for adult meals which cents in neighboring Orange County schools the central office. ny qualify for free or reduced the firms to work. If no application is received, price school lunches. A check will go up five 'rents, according County schools. "Tourist trade has been the to Charlotte Whitmore, the Mrs. Whitmore explained price is 10 cents for parents are urged to contact with school officials will ifliijor reason for the shift in the same amount of principals to secure the proper determine qualifications. school system's director of food that the cost of participating population in this state. People forms. services, the federal program which milk. who have visited In Florida and A family of four must earn Her recommendation for 50- lowers the price from 15 to 10 Mrs. Whitmore said ala carte found what they liked are these $5,010 annually or less than $96 prices will be set at a later date, people. They keep coming back cent lunches for grades K-5, 60 cents is "prohibitive" because That price will be based on to live," he said. cents for grades 6-12 and 85 participation would pih labor and reduced-price meal per week to qualify for free cost of food, supplies and labor, programs for children whose luncher, cents for adult lunches was costs up. Cullison said another major If the same family of four she said, Also approved were free meal parents are unable to pay the approved by the School Board problem which the state "fights daily" is the misconception that new industry would cat-se pollution "Any new firm coming to Florida, must abide by the tightest restrictions on pollution In the nation. And they must -. p4 conform or they can't move to the state. Central Florida Zoological Society officials clause," Rown commented. Nor Is the society satisfied with relinquishing will meet with the Seminole County Commission In an effort to resolve differences arising from a total control for operating the park to the county Your Comfort commission proposal for the society to accept without assurances and guarantees that it would Is Our Business be In the society's best Interests, according to $29,000 In monetary aid, FREE N Telephone Fee Hike Plans Irk Consumer Spokesmen v.nIna 150Z. U �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald Don't forget that Saturday Is the day when all area gun enthusiasts may partake of a 'Firearms Familiarization Course,' sponsored by the SanfordSeminole Jaycees and Seminole County Gun & 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-9993 Archery Association, Inc. Thursday, July 31, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher wJLI,:AM a CURHIE, Managing Editor 9 I10I3ERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ___________ - !I'rn' l)t'livery: Week. 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, 814,20; Year, $28.40. By Mail. in Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 816.20; 12 Months, $32.40. I, .0.I j F _______ Having been associated with the world of sports for many years as a sports editor, we can't help but have an avid liking for the great American pastime baseball. However, it's getting so lately we hate to turn on the boob tube to either a Saturday Game of the Wee k or to Monday Night Baseball. And the reason one Curt Gowdy. Ours aren't the only nerves he's grating and we wonder just when the powers-that-be are going to wake up and jerk him off the air. Gowdy announced for the Boston Red Sox for Y1I'S and apparently he can't forget that a!libation, now that he's an announcer for NBC. He continually talks about the Red Sox and if you'll notice, even when he's announcing a game between Ios Angeles and Cincinnati, for an example, he can't keep From mentioning this or that member of the Red Sox or comparing other players with his The course will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and will be held at the Gun & Archery Association's range near Geneva. Everyone is invited to bring along their firednns for Free instruction and safety check, but all firearms must be unloaded, And, speaking of unloaded, absolutely NO alcoholic beverages will be permitted on the range at any time. - - _________ ______ Fuel Are Cutbacks Paying The Off President Ford's veto of an oil price rollbacl sets the stage for a showdown between the White House and Congress on a vital element of U.S energy policy. At stake is whether oil and gasoline prices in America will be held to artifically low levels or whether they will be allowed to rise to reflect the realities of the market-place. The Democrats in Congress appear determined to prolong the illusion that we can effectively manage our energy Problems without sacrificing the relatively cheap fuel prices we still enjoy. Mr. Ford sees what these controlled prices really are— a drag on production of domestic oil, a deterrent to oil exploration, an invitation to use more fuel than we really need, and the surrender by default of a major weapon we can bring to bear against the international oil cartel. That weapon is a decreased demand for imported oil, and the weapon's effectiveness is being proven even as congress debates whether to go on using it. Slackening demand is straining the ability of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to maintain solidarity in its pricing A qualified gunsmith and instructors will be on hand throughout the day, so if you want to be a little more safety-conscious with your weapons, you're urged to attend. According to the Jaycees, the best route to the range is via SR46 to Geneva. At that point, signs denoting direction to the range will be promineistly displayed. This type of activity Is good for one and all and - - To A Bad Start The new Federal Election Commission is getting off to bed start. Created by the 93rd Congress to enforce new federal laws en political fma&'L'lg, the commission has made its debut with a questionable decision arrived at in a questionable way. The &sion Is that political parties can accept free services, arena space or other inducements from a city or public agency bidding for a national convention, but not from a private firm in the same city. There Is an elerneid of hypxrtsy in this ruling. Many convention bureaus, though public agencies, get their funds from private firms. Ia't the commission simply setting up a system that runs the risk of "laundering" private contributions to a convenUon? Political parties either should be required to pay all their convention expenses, or should be free to accept bclpfrom any public or private sources that wanttohelp. BERRY'S WORLD TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - A Taiwan jetliner with 75 aboard crashed during a blinding rainstorm today, killing 21 persons, officials said. They said the pilot failed to put down during his first landing attempt and got permission for a second try, but the plane's right wing hit the ground and it skidded off the runway. The Viscount jet of Far Eastern Air Transport went down inside the Taipei airport on the edge of the city and shattered into three sections, airport officials said. An official of the Civil Aeronautics Administration sa id the dead included three of the seven foreigners aboard, The victims were not inunediately identified. The Injured were taken to Air Force Hospital. The pilot, Tsiang Cho-chin, who was among those killed, was trying to bring the plane down when it crashed a few minutes before its scheduled 4 p.m. arrival from t eastern Taiwan city of flualien, Season Print • • We On Can Understand !~ Parrish DURHAM, N.C. - Arthur Parrish, as they say Consumer complaints about the legal and down South, is in a heap a trouble. A fugitive technical jargon in insurance policies are since spring, he has been ruled an outlaw by beginning to get results. provision of an 1866 Carolina statute which More and more Insurance companies , declares that "any citizen of the state may Prudential, Sentry, Connecticut General, capture, arrest or bring him to justice, and in Insurance Company of North America, case of flight or resistance by him, after being Nationwide and others, large and small are -tç' called on and warned to surrender, may slay him either issuing new policies or guides aimed at without accusation of any crime." developing better consumer understanding. :. In short, It's open season on Arthur Parrish; While the new policies aren't exactly comic he's wanted by the police, dead or alive. strips yet, they are becoming more Intelligible to ____________ ' Once every state In America had outlaw insurance shoppers who used to be overwhelmed p" provisions. Lacking manpower and mobili ty, with clauses and subclauses and suspicious early peace officers regularly declared quantifies of fine print. suspected criminals "outside the protection of Some companies have transformed their I the law". The Idea then was to simplify the policies into booklets with glossaries that define morality of civilian vigilantism. Since the unavoidable technical terms. Others have kept fugitives were not entitled to legal conthe contract format but have added tables of siderations, even though they may not have been contents, moved to bigger type and weeded out convicted of any crime, citizens could shoot them excess words. Still others have kept their policies on sight, secure in the knowlege the killings were the same and Issued explanatory guidebooks. responsible and socially desirable. According to J. T. Kvernland, a Prudential Today only North Carolina clings to the senior vice president, one reason the language in frontier spirit. A few other states do retain the policies grew to be so technical as because the right to declare traitors outside the l', but only industry has always been heavily regulated by North Carolina provides the punishment for any government. To make sure that they adhered to Felon. It's not used often, but police say it's the law, policy writers would often simply pick usually used effectively. One study indicates that up words and phrases that appeared In laws, ' A X&9 I-ps Mptk#,~ regulations and court decisions. of 19 men declared outlaws in the past decade, "S am! Cut his !0 P! I" only Arthur Parrish remains at large. Two He a-edltsa more Liberal attitude on the part of the courts for making it easier for Insurance others committed suicide, while the rest RAY companies to move to simpler language. surrendered, as one police detective explains, '"because they damn well knew what was good "Thtsedaysmany judgesaremore interested for them." in the intent olthe buyer and the seller than ma fine splitting of legal hairs," he says. "This Besides its successes, the outlaw statute has makes the need to cover every conceivable legal betray the enslaved people of the been used with Judicious Intelligence. Leaving [)o we The great Russian writer, Alexander technicality less important. But we are still not Solzhenitsyn, author of "The Gulag Soviet Union when we agree to a&s1sWce aside the fact that black fugitives are said to to the point of putting out anything comparable Archipelago," has raised questions which programs for that country without demanding suffer the matter disproportionately, the kind of to a Dick and Jane reader." suspects affected have usually been judged require ansvern. more freedom in return? Insurance policies will never become bedside - Have we the right to recognize and - Finally, and crucially, Solzbenitsyn asks genuine public menaces. Parrish, for example, reading, and it may never be possible to therefore sanctify the Russian conquest of whether this world can exist half slave and hail is wanted in connection with a grocery store eliminate all the legal language that is Intended Eastern Europe, meaning that we endorse the free, murder in which the victim had his head cut to protect both the company and the buyer. But slavery imposed on the peoples of East GerIs this writer-historian wrong when he says almost off and his body then left overnight in a real progress is being made. many, Poland, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, that morality should be of prime concern in refrigerated meat room. The Institute of Ufe Insurance has produced a Estonia, Latvia, Czechoslovakia and Uthuanta, Yet for all the care with which the statute has foreign affairs, an attitude downgraded severely booklet entitled "Plain Talk About Your Life pledge ourselves to interfere in no way and urge since the days of Secretary of State John Foster been invoked, It smelts to many here of bar. barlsm. State legislator M. C. Michaux, Jr., for Inuurance Policy." Single copies may be ob- these people to obey their foreign conquerors Dulles' tamed free by writing It at 277 Park Avenue, New thoughts clearly implied in the language of the We wait in vain for someone to answer one, says the provision is "dearly uncoYork, NY 10017. European security treaty we are about to sign? Solzhenitsyn - that he Is right, or wrong. Yet nstltutlonal" because it denies the accused the r.ie outlook is far from bullish ft,r the longthese are questions which must be dealt with, right to due process: "If you read the law It's as It is not only the question of morality as raised depressed and still sluggish housi,ig industry, by SoLiLcnits)n. Is it reasonable to thus bind Our security and that of much of the free world broad as all outdoors. It says that any felon Is but there are signs that the bears, If not exactly ourselves, when Russia, through its "wars of depend on coming up with the correct solutions. subject. That means, I suppose, If you got a guy on the run, are getting restless. Yet no one has answered. Not President Ford. who embezzled 110,000 from a Judge somewhere, national liberation principle," reserves the Housing secretary Carla Hill Predicts that new right, as Not Henry Kissinger. Not even Daniel Moynihan, that Judge might be angry enough to invoke In Portugal, to change the governments cot- struction starts will reach an annual rate of our outspoken ambassador to the United outlawry. That hasn't happened, of course, but of the free world when the opporturity offers? 1.5 nilUon at the end of 1975. While far below the Nations, who usually shows no reluctance to I'm talking about implications. The implications Does a treaty on strategic arm limitation pek rate of more than 2 million In 1971 and ltf73, are enormous." comment on any subject under the sun, with a totalitarian power such as Russia have this would bea vast Improvemnt over the low of Kissinger has instead resorted to the most Largest of th' Implications, perhaps, is that any validity? That Is, Is there any conceivable $40,000 recorded In December, 1974. abominable of tactics. He has taken one small concerning the propriety of allowing any farmer The nation's savings and loan associations, chance the treaty will be lived up to by a country section of SolzheniLsyn's AFI,ClO speech and with a gun the right to plink away with impunity which handle the bulk of mortgage loan money, where public opinion has no power to question, distorted it unmercifully. By playing on the at human beings. "Suppose you've got a grudge achieved a major recovery In mortgage lending where secrecy is so great there is no way to suffering Solzhenitsyn his gone through and by again somebody," says one policeman, "and volume in May, s-hen loans closed soared to an verify cheating, and nothing which can be done if emphasizing the man's greatness az a novelist, that somebody vaguely resembles somebody cheating is discovered? have we thus been estimated 15.5 tattoo, he seeks to evade the 'act that Solzhenitsyn is, else Just declared an outlaw. Who Is to question self Interest would cause This contrasts dramatically with the $2 billion wr( ug in assuming ,.%at ' most certainly In "The Gulag Archipelago," a your motives if you shoot away and then just the itusslans to agme to reasonable treaties and In loans closed In January of this year. The historian of note, wls ttenun Co reperch plead mistaken Identity?" recovery from January to May was the sharpest to keep treaties once signed? it rid minute detail, and w ncse passlos i for rime Fears of this sort have helped raise the conIs It possible to negotiate with a totalitarian ever seen in the savings and loan business. sourc, is superior to that shown in the works of sciousness of the outlaw matter throughout the Latest figures for June put lending volume at power without a dangerous and inevl'.able most modern histoians, Including Kissinger at state. But thus far to no conclusion except the relaxation of caution on our part? $5.9 billion, an all-time record. status quo. his best, , - NOW!" _______ • __ NEW DElHI, India At' A beam flashed from outer space Friday by an American satellite will bring a small taste of the 20th century to thousands Of Indian villages, For most of the estimated 45 million villagers, a speech by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi inaugurating the system will mark their first sight of the moving images on the glowing screen so common in U.S. homes. it is the most extensive test yet of whether education can be speeded tip in undeveloped - 6 ' ________ CALENDAR AUG. 4 Program Esaluatlon and Review Techniques course, for General Dynamics Corp. employes conducted by Scmn:note Com munit y College. "Yestcrday'sToday'Mnging Astrological Research Guild, group in concert, 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch First United Methodist Church Recreation Room, 6000 E. of Sanford. Perishing, Orlando. AUG. 2 AUG. 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Rummage sale and baked mWomenm 1201 W. First St. goods, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at old Land of Fabrics More on First AUG. 3 Street, Sanford. Proceeds to Muscular Dystrophy CarFi'st Pentecostal Church. nlval, 10 a.m., to midnight, American legion Post 53 home, AUG. 6 27.92, Sanford. Rides and Spire Circle, 0 of A Rumconcessions; beginning 7 p.m., mage Sale, at 107a N. Magnolia dancing. Ave., Sanford. square CROMLEY Queries - - - - JULY30, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Santella N. Brooks Andrea G. Buky Louise Clement., Odessa Copper Eugene Dlmmock Donald J. Doyle Geraldine S. Eckoff Patricia Holloway Janie J. Joyce Betty 1. McAllister 0 The Army's LSD=War Games ExP eriment - William A. Mikkola Leonard F. Moritz Mary H. Owens Everett D. Self Louise B. Elliott, Altamonte Spgs. Leon H. Lormel, DeBary Georgia M. McLain, Deltons Ruth K. Robert, Deltona John Spadea, Deltona Andrew W. Teslo, Lake Mary DISCHARGES Sanford: Survivors include his wife, Mn;, Mary Greene, Lake Mary; Paul E. Greene, 47, of Lake mother, Mrs. Lois DeClue, Mary, died Friday at his Anthony; three daughters, residence as a result of a heart Misses Paula, Melissa and attack. Born in Sanderson, he Trease Greene, Lake Mary; was a construction worker, son, Jerry Greene, Lake Mary; ________ ______ Bill brother, Greene, ______ Interlachen and sister, Mrs. MM Irene Sullivan, Madison, and several nieces amid nephews. I Graveside services were held Monday at South Prong Cemetery, Sanderson. PAUL GREENE ANDERSON - countries by using television where people can't read. "This is the first time that in spite of the distances you can not only hear my voice but also see me," Mrs. Gandhi said in a lOminute videotaped message. "1 hope that this new service will help you learn about many new things." A team from state-run All-India Radio has prepared programs in four languages to be shown four hours a day, morning and evening, in Bihar, Hajasthan, Orissa, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Madhva Pradesh states. Education programs simple !essons for children and better living tips for adults will be spiced by cultural interludes such as folk dances. Farmers will see how to plant high-yield rice shoots and still make do with short supplies of chemical fertilizers. Altamonte Children's Theatre presents "Tiger in Traction," 8 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. Family en tertainmnent. Tickets on sale at the chic enter. AUG. 30 Fraternal Order of Eagles fundraising luau and dance, 8 P.M. to I ann., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Polynesian food and entertainment by Chip Meyers Band "Southwirmd." Contract Mrs. Joseph Samillano, Fern Park, for ticket information, Frieda T. Bishop Wayne 0. Brooks linda I.. Brown Tracy D. Hill Hilda Taylor Dorothy G. Cady, Deltona William R. Sanborn, Deltona Oscar U. Vigh, Deltona Iva M. Campbell, Fern Park l.uther II, Crouse, Orange ('it)' Yesterday's high 91. Overnight low 69. Rainfall was .12 Inches. 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Drawing a weird comparison, he ':unciude'i Army sent a couple of dozen assault troops under POOR MORALE: Almost half of the em- Promotions are given because you are the friend the influence of Lt) Into the fray and (timed the "The results were similar to when a s,ider was ployes, who were secretly polled at the of someone rather than for the job you do." Fed iSD. His web was much more chaotic Jian Envirormental Protection Agency, chaotic results. believe their The low morale at EPA has resulted in a high normal," It was comic opera, with troops dressed in agency is "not doing a good J ob." turnover rate. Nearty one-third of the positions battle gear behaving like an army of Gomer Fcotnote: The Army's IS!) i':cpethnenta The survey is part of a classified study, which at headquarters must he replaced each year. Pyles. were n outgrowth of the Korean War, an at- also charges that the EPA violated civil service This ma) discontent and discord, says the The 15-minute film showed how the troops tempt to learn more about the trtiinwashthg rules in hiring and promoting employes. report, has impaired the ability of EPA to carry used on POWs in Korea. The accounts of the reacted under battle-simulated conditions. The suppressed Civil Service Commission Out its mission of protecting the environment. Reported Dr. John Buckman, a psyc:iatry POWs were remarkably similar () the ex- report was prepared last July tor official eyes The Civil Service investigators also found professor at the University of Virginia medical periences of troops under ISD, 41:.:ording to only. "Agencies may not melease evaluation "numerous instances of preferential treatment doctors who conducted the experf.rients. school: "The soldiers showed LackofmotivtIon, reports.. to the public," the document warns, both in the hiring and pomoUon of agem.'cy Governments on both sides of thu Iron Curtain lack of ability to attend todetail." Nevertheless, we can reveal what the officials employes." In one became tnterted in chemical mei s of altering had hoped to hush up. Futhe the report charges, EPA "is supposed to climb a cement walL "They were human behavior. Several eminent, psychiatrists The most shocking finding was that an not making efficient and economical use have said IS!) could be used a an effective of its totally disinterested in the task. Quite clumsy," stontzhLng 45 per cent of those surveyed thought m1wer," The agency's staffing system, for recalled Dr. Bi*man. weapon of war. The drug could be ompressed in EPA wasn't doing its job properly. Here are example, Is hopelessly snarled. One soldier in U Im lost to the fl), aerosol containers and dropped from planes. some of their written comments: Concludes the report sadly: Some psychiatrists suggested it i; 5uld produce of his pants. He stopped in the middle of the "Almost all final decisions appear to be accurate picture or control "No one has an insanity on a large scale, over how the moek battle and scoured the ground for the politically motivated and it Is most difficult to headquarters Is organized." If the drug could be slipped InL the food * jn 'Thai soldier couldn't continue the war get out a final decision that will protect the enFootnote: Rep, John Moss, D.-Calif., Is in" of '°' military planners, If cculd lead to vironment." until he found )iz button" said vestlgatlng the abuse,. chaotic decisions. But most of thc psychiatrists Another test had the soldiers firing a mortar. - "Scientific facts are replaced by emotional Footnote: An EPA spokesman denied that whom we Interviewed wc'e ap')alled at the Or political considerations." "Their aim was grossly inaccurate," he said. morale was low because of alleged favoritism, "I thought of using LSD as a weapon. For them, It is "They giggled at inappropriate times." "Professicnals are not consulted about don't know of any Jobs hired that The soldiers In the film aiso were ordered to a clinical toe1 for treating 11101 :0113m, way," the sm, heroin dons cis1 made by political appointees." poke.nin said. "We mayhave low morale, not addiction and other problems. lii military use march in formation, alternating their feet at "High level positions are often rigged In beciiuse of political hiring, but commitment to "would be like turning a scalpel nto a sword," specIal ways (or buddies" cacti count. "They walked," according to Buckthe environment" AUG. HOSPITAL NOTES - JACK e 02>— JULY 31 8P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Open-Speaker 1201 W. First St. - itsyn 's N A Me,I - - i~ - ________________________________________________________ - , D ___ ti iT _ ______________________________ , WASHINGTON (All) State Department officials, pondering a normalization of relations with Cuba for the first time in 11 years, predict very slow movement toward that goal. . The American position on the issue crystalized Wednesday within 24 hours after the Organization of American States voted to permit each member nation to establish the kind of relations it desires with Cuba. _____ - _ r-w I I I I 1I I V Seen On Cuba Slow Progress ____ qpacity . ven., ________________________________________ r ' I ndia V illa g e ____ _____ - "Know wrr?J'm ready for rollerball qnt. j HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - First Lady Betty Ford ' rcswiming a Iull schedule of activities, was going islandhopping in Helsinki harbor today with other wives of national leaders attending the European Security Conferenci.'. Mrs. Ford, who went shopping and then attended a tve only dinner weunesuny night, was visiting an openair museum and watching folkdancers and a fashion show today. The museum is on the island of Scurasaari where Mrs. Ford will also view a program of folk music and dance. She will then visit the Sibelius Monument honoring Finland's famed composer. Fugitive . @ , Rus sians Sa i d B inq Effort To Sell Helicopters To Turkey First Lady Tours Helsinki - [a - In Blinding Rains form , Oil production by the OPEC nations has dropped from a daily average of 30 million barrels last year to an average of 26 million so far this year. Ecuador has jiggered its tax rates so its oil will be cheaper. Libya, Iraq and Nigeria are negotiating new deals with their customers which will make their oil more attractive on the market without lowering the official price. Even the Shah of Iran is feeling the pinch, taking a second look at a deal to refinance Pan American Airways. His country's oil revenues are running $4 billion less this year than last. Worldwide fuel conservation measures, and such steps as the $2 a barrel tariff President Ford has placed on U.S. oil imports, clearly are having their desired effect on the OPEC cartel. The phasing out of remaining controls on our domestic oil will increase production and reduce our foreign oil purchases even more. That this will raise gasoline prices is inevitable, of course. Congress faces the fact that a responsible and effective energy policy cannot be a popular one - in the short term in a nation wedded to the convenience of the automobile. The Arab oil embargo of 1973-74 and the OPEC price increases imposed at that time shocked Americans into an awareness of the new set of rules governing their use of energy. Gasoline consumption drcpped sharply last year. It is rising again, however, and the current summer travel season may see it reach the levels it had attained In the pre-embargo summer of 1973. There is a considerable spread between the $5.25 a barrel price of domestic oil now under controls, and the $13 a barrel market price of other oil. Congress may choose to provide for an "excess profits" tax if the controls are lifted, and President Ford has indicated he would go along with that approach. The important thing is to remove the disparity between domestic and imported oil prices which is now discouraging fuel conservation and playing into the hands of OPEC. country. HELSINKI, Finland (All) solution rather than a stopgap ores that might make it pos.' Germany and attends two for- scribing it simply as a regular, In advance of the breakfast one" to the problems that led sible to put our relationship to mmml meetlngs'of the European informal meeting of the nations President Ford meets with mr. kish Premier Suley man Demimi. meeting at the U.S. embassy Turkey to halt all American Turkey on a new basis." Security Conference, that have a special responsirel today, seeking a formula to residence here, Secretary of military activities at the bases The Demirel meeting opens West German Chancellor bility for maintaining the postput U.S.-Turkish relations on a State henry A. Kissinger told a last Saturday. Ford's busy schedule for the flelmut Schmidt and, to some World War hI status of Berlin. new footing and gain reopening Wednesday night news conferKissinger did not elaborate (lay. The President also holds extent, French President The highlight of Ford's day of at least the most essential ence that an effort would be but said he and Ford wanted to luncheon talks with the leaders Valery Giscard d'Estaing are Wednesday was the first of two U.S. military Lases in that made to "bring about a radical discuss with Demirel "meas- of Britain, France and West reported to lack full confidence meetings with So'.iet leader in Ford's economic policies at Ieonid I. Brezhnev. Kissinger home and are fearful the said the discussions would be American recovery from continued Saturday morning, recession might be aborted, "hopefully leading to an agreeleading to new economic dif. ment to implement the Vladificulties for Western Europe. vostok decisions." Kissinger acknowledged that lie referred to the broad out. economic subjects wouId prob- lines of a strategic arms litnita. ably be discussed at the four- tion treaty that Ford and %'G'10N iAlli — 'lIe mention the ttirbine-powered about $600 million to $700 mmmii. (1 S. electronit surveillance of power meeting hosted by Brit- Brezhnev settled upon at their Russians are reported offering M18 limp helicop'er which the lion to the Turks. Russian military movements ish Prime Minister Harold Wil- Last meeting in November near helicopters to Turkey in what Russians use for troop trans. son. But he sought to play down Vladivostok on the USSR's PaThese developments are t.ak. and missile tests launches, could be the beginning of a So- pert and recently have adapted en as signs that Moscow is try. Senate leaders agreed this aspect of the meeting, de- cific coast, viet ef!m lo replace the United w,'tm weapons ,nr ground at- ing to move in and take advan. Wednesday night to limit do- ______________________________ _______________ States as Tv-key's source for La k. tae of the split between the bate today on a resolution to lift military equipment. Turkish forces nob, are a bout United States and Turkey, once the arms embargo. The Senate 0 , U.S. Intelligence sources say 95 per cent U.S.-equipped. close allies. The split opened up previously approved such a ~ . S .Aiviet representatives are pre. Early this month, Russia and when Congress imposed an em. measure only to have the House paring to demonstrate helicop. 'turkey signed an economic bargo on U.S. arms shipments defeat it by 17 votes. I ters in Turkey within the next pact which intelligence special. to Turkey earlier this year. The But House Republican —_ several months. Thts' rlYrt.s ists estirmmt' will be worth cull widened last week when Iadcr John J. Rhodes the House refused to lift that Arizona said Wednesday there embargo. now is "a fairly good chance' a result, the Turks have the house will reverse its taken over control of position and vote to end the I[II11ffl U.S.military bases in Turkey, embargo if the measure comes soOmt of them considered vital to up again + r lu es TOM TIEDE Open Fine IN BRIEF telecasts. Next time you watch a game on your favoritc television set, see how deci. you get into the telecast before Gowdy mentions the Bcd Sox. We think you'll find it Interesting. Too, you might count the number of times he mentions them. Ridiculous, to say the least, — Bill Cunic DON OAKLEY Ford Seeks To Get Turk Bases Reopened WORLD beloved players from Beantown. Frankly, who cares. Sure, the Red Sox are good, but when Gowdy's on the air he makes It sound like every member of the team is a superstar. And, we're getting tired of him saying that every guy who hits over .200 on the Boston team is "the most underrated player In the game." One fan made the remark to us the other day that perhaps Gowdy was still on the Red Sox payroll, 'cause he sure mentions them enough, no matter what game he's supposed to be telecasting. For what it's worth, we don't think he's capable nor intelligent enough to be the announcer for the Game of The Week nor the Monday Night Baseball .',.' policies. Off Clock we highly endorse such for the citizens of Seminole County. Thursday, July 31, 1975--5A - �- - - - - - ' . - - - - - 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. Thuriday, July 31, 1975 No LAKE MARY - A Farmers Home Administration iFlIA) official sees an excellent chance that the city's $350,000 loan application to complete purchase and im• prove its water system will be granted. FIIA's Ranion McGrough yesterday presented city officials with guidelines on budgeting and rate structure in connection with the loan. The city plans to use the money to complete the purchase of the water system from Southern Gulf Utilities and st.artexpansion and upgrading of the system. The loan proceeds are eqwted to be enough to pay off the system's outstanding debts, provide operating capital and allow the city to replace the 110,000 it borrowed from its general fund to make up the $10,000 purchase price. Lake Mary signed notes with a Maitland bank and with Southern Gulf Utilities tar most of the purchase price. The $10,000 in city funds was obtained by tightening Victim Utility Increase . by MICK LOCHIUDGE herald Staff Writer of South Seminole citizens has objected A delegation Seminole County Commission approval of a compromise rate The first indication I had of an increase was when I received a 57 per cent increase At what point in time does the on my bill, increaw with Southern States Utilities wiLhout a public hearing consumer know there is a rate on the new rate schedules. m Commission formally approved the rate compromise . . and June for the compromise rates, . . ,.am V - with the firm, a compromise it officially ordered on July 1. Southern States then billed its subscribers for the months of May I' .ane.is "At what point in time does the consumer know there is a rate Choked, Cash Taken $250 In Man Held, Second Suspect Sought In Strongarm Theft Bill Dale, county environmental services director, said the compromise was reached after Southern States filed for a rehearing and threatened logo to court for the Increases. Dale said if the utility company went to court the water and By G[ENNMCCASLM4D Herald Staff Writer buying, parts and one of the men grabbed Dritz, about th e th roat, Officers said Rev. Fred A. Baker found doors leading to a jail on $1,100 bond on charges of trespassing after warning, choking him while saying, "Keep quiet and you won't get hurt." Sunday school classroom had been scorched by fire about 6:45 assault and battery and malicious injury to private property. The second man removed Dritz's wallet and the two men fled p.m. last night while in the church. Edward Paul Feeler, East York Street, Sanford, and his wife, on foot. Mrs. Dritz, who witnessed the incident, called Dolice. Investigators from the Sanford Fire Department and city Cathy, were charged with trespassing after warning, and open Sanford police arrested a 29-year-old man last night in con nection with the strong armed robbery of a North Ifolly Avenue busin essman in which $250 in cash was taken. A second suspect is sewer rates for the more than i,000 customers in the unin. corported areas near Longwood and Casselberry would be higher than the compromised rates. Fagan said an officer on routine patrol noticed a IKO Ford still at large. Original bi-monthly rates requested were $10 for the first 8,000 galloris of water and 70 cents per each additional 1,000 Detective Capt. C.B. Fagan said James Tucker Jr., No. 32 Seminole Gardens Apartments, was taken into custody by oflicers on charges of strong armed robbery and is being held Ifl gallons and $26.50 for sewer service. increase?" Kanelis asked the board. Neither the commission nor Southern States notified the Tucker was arrested after two men robbed Lou Dritz, 802W. Toni Kanelis, president of the Apple Valley Ilomeo%TRrs from the Southern States request for a rehearing after the service. Commissioners, after the citizens complaints, requested Asaociation and president of the Seinim)le Ixague of Civic mininission denied the rate increase May 12. Associations said the "first i gdicatioi I had of an increase was W oolf olk said the commission has th e au thority to amend the Woollolk and Dale to prepare a procedure for notifying the public in the future of any rate Increases. I received a 57 per cent increase on my bill. rates without public notifiration. First Street, of $250 in cash and credit cards after forceably removing Dritz's wallet at his auto parts business at 110 N. iioiiy - - - --- - police found several sheets of newspaper and oak wood had been profanity, according to Deputy J.F. Bennett. EaCh was held on parked at Second and Cedar Avenue shortly before the robbery set on fire near the doors, but that the blaze fail ed to ignite, other was reported. A check on the license tag revealed the car was than to damage the doors. 81(X) bond. The three were arrested at 12:01 a.m. after the owner of the registered to Turner. No sign of forced entry was found by officers checking the Sgt. William Bernosky, Patrolmen Tony Brooks and Mike building. ne Investigation was continuing today. inn called deputies to investigate a disturbance imide the tavern involving a patron and a member of the band. Tindel went to Turner's residence last night and arrested the man Compromised bi-nionthly rates, are $10 for the first County Utility Attorney Ned Woolfolk advised the com- mlision that the con'romLse was an amended order stemmIng gallons of witer, 62 cents per 1,000 gallons and $15 for sewer residents the rates would be increased. Arson Try Probed Sanford police were investigating an attempted arson at the Fagan said two men approached Dritz, on the pretext of Sanford Church of Christ. 15th Street anti [lark Avenue. today. ______- a s. St enneit -- CL a ll f or jun ors. I dresses,. p uirit'ic gids'oxford - on - '- 39 shoes. o t her _____ _____ *r'i i w vi"V i -- -- r - '-' -- ______ ST. \DOIPHF dUAWORD, Qu ebec tAP) - Prime Minister herre Elliott Trudeau is disputing what he claims was on overpayment of $8 in taxes last year on his V4 ,., "covered with a small handgun" while they lay under a truck. Detective Paid Lohr charged the two tAJys with tresp;ssing and night pr owling after taking th em to juvenile authorities for jewelry valued at VOO stolen from his residence during the past 24 A axes Altamonte Springs, found a 17-year-old Fern Park youth and a I& year-old Longwood youth siphoning gasoline from a truck at the firm about 9:45 p.m. last nighL Pope ran inside the company office and called for deputies and when Leman arrived at the scene, Pope had the two youths of rare and expensive ferns from a South Seminole residence was reported to sheriff's deputies over the night. Yarda Atkins, Twin Lakes Lane, Maitland, reported ferns valued at $300 and more than 12 years old, taken from her yard. Richard Dohmen, 24, of 129 Arden St., Longwood, reported triple dresser, vertical mirror, nightstand and headboard only Mediterranean styling with printed case tops over wood products. selected hardwoods on base and top moldings Deep rich finish ntique brass look metal tiardware :i Trudeau Claims He Overpaid T Slierill's deputies today credited an Altamonte Springs rnan Ferns S tolen Reg. S439.4piece set ulLiudes shoes also on sale i Juveniles Held detention ovemight. Gasoline theft charges were pending, Lohr _________________ y CF)enney J . Big 20% i giri $ one-piece PEOPLE ' refused to leave the With the capture of two juveniles believed to have been stealing gasoline from vehicles parked at the Quality Fiberglass Co., Spring Hammock Court, Longwood. Sgt. Jay Leman said Robert Pope, 1013 Ridgewood, I O r morning during a disturbance at the Lake Monroe Inn, U.S. 17-92, and charged them with trespassing, malicious injury to private pro perty and open profanity. Rosemary Brown Schmidt, 38, Port Orange, was booked into ' N 20 0 Prope t Bennett said the arrests took place outside the tavern aft'r A Seminole County deputies arrested three persons early this Fagan said the second suspect was being sought today. Ave., about 4:44 p.m. yesterday. A Th - up on department budgets. ne city plans to use the remainder of the $W,000 it hopes to get from F11A, a division of the Department of AgricvIturc. to purchase and imtall fire hydrants, enlarge pipes, expand the ent ire and pay legal and engin eering fees. Thursday, July 31, 1915-lA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL n earing Held O Rate Hike Approval Draws Opposition Water System Loan OK Seen H i, i,•__ 4 - ----- r - '.r; - A house under construction th Howell Estates Maitland, was erdered during the p3st 24 hours and property alued at 12 010 in carpets lights and appliances stolen Michael }Irtsko, 28, 1015 Citadel Dr, Altamonte Springs, reported tk burglary to deputies, The house is owned by Guardian Nlortgage - -- ---- ' -'-- I - -- ____ - MUG q"===_ I St lakeside lot in the Laurentians ale63 96 In a letter on his official stationery. dated March 27, Trudeau complained to the secretary-treasurer of St. Adolphe d'Haword that taxes on his lot should not exceed i the minimum rate of one per Nonetheless, for several years past the tax rate tinposed on me has been well in excess of one per cent," Trudeau said, adding that it reached two per cent th is year. / / cent. /1 I\ I - I "'" I ,V' - "-J . a . Reg 8.99. Girls oxford of crinkle patent vinyl with polyvinyl chloride sole White stitching details the upper. Black in B. C. 0 12';-4, plus red or navy in C 0 81 4 SalepriceseffectivethruSunday,Aug. 3 ' - . • Richardson Denies Reports , ) 8.80 I '\' .., -. / " , •,l:-_?_. - I about recent reports he would succeed William E. Colby as head of the Central Intelligence Agency. "On the whole I feel it Is ra ther improbable anyo ne would me to move just now," Richardsonsai1 here Wednesday aisi an Americanbicentennialex L ton denim or brushed sateen cotton Front and back pockets flare legs Navy green khaki or rust. 3 to 15 I, 1 .I f'" ---, want f Big 20 Sale prices effect ive th % Jeans inside-out stitching, reg S10.Sale$8 - Flare leg jeans, reg $10. Sale $8 L Richardson, a Republican, avoided qUStLofl3 Oil whe ther he might run for president in 1976, but added: "1 could not imagine that a CIA job would be a boost to anyone's presidential hopes." ,, / / Singer Sued For Divorce ' I . . L. . . ..ç. . Monroe 's country music band In 1941 and that she traveled as his wife in several states that recognize common law marriage. Tenniessee does noL Her suit filed Tuesday Usted the date and place of her marriage to Monroe, 61, as "1960 - Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and various other states - - --, t ., - IMe queen and her husband, Prince Philip, Writ two ' ' \ .', . LISEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCH ES .•-...& t' - •_ -•- -v-- I EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Brushed cotion. Reg 7750 tie neraia ETS c. \ i UI , "I, -' Obligations of other U.S . __...4 - Sale I - __ - - . ---- I -- - - " I Sale 22 off • • I __________ I Th---. - / ----1 Time and _ip -..---- -- p shirts. --_ yd. Skillet - Sale 1.03yd. ong sleeve polyester cotton. Reg. $7. Salo 5.60 Long sleeve nylon blends. R. $10. Sal. U. Easy-care broadcloth prints Reg. 1.29 yd. Porky fashion prints of Avrilo rayon /cotton . stripes. Machine wash, no iron 44145" wide. Broadcloth solids, reg, 1.19 yd. Sale 95C yd. CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza _ iIuI1 (fthttla Sale 3.9 At. DEPOSITS --_=-_=-___ 1 1 _ (IN)v?C1c proper / -R_ 1 4 94 .. ' 3.376,7'4 3i 2.110.6" 27 or-., C.~ 70,no 0S 6.4SY.716 71 "a • - -, 'i1jc''iossejonIons(se " 4.l ?" 'r purivanhto Internal Rei,enue Service Other resti,vrs on Wns ' 36" x 48" table extends to 60" with leaf. washt it t'avily soslea rtcles in tit machine Also has extra rinsi %olling, water level Ifloach dispenser and selfde corator colors cut N) more Is prices •ff*Ctiw ru nday, Aug, 1. UP I '07436 I select proper drying wilhotil time setting Sig:a1 etry sounds at end of cycle Includes filter, porcelain tr)p and dri.m 1`8437 (SpecifV Werest rate and maturity of each issue outstanding) EQUily capital. total Walnut grain vinyl top Chairs covered in brightly Nehrrcd stock total par value 0 ares ou s an ing printed vinyl. .4 --_ • , Cornmon stock total par valve (No tharts authorized 60-ODC~ (No tharn outstanding 60.0N1, Surplus 60C X%O 0,) UndivIded profits 17)75137 Tt- .serve for contnqencses and other capta) reser'es . .e0 TOTAL CAPITAL. ACt:01,11,41`S ff ll ___. Sale 20 $ to . , TOTAL 1I,RILITIES RESERVES AND d $ --:.'- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS S 81 6%6125 44 Average of total deposits fo, the IS Calendar days ending win call dale t;' '- I 34i 9 1 0-1 Unearned discount On instalment ,_/,_, Re g. 183.95. Matching . I 5 6 $4 911 _ 7=pc.dinette set Sale $169.95 I $f O Lfl --_ .'.).t. Reg. 259.95. AIJt'wi fPitures 6 program c y c les to .i_;i- Reg. 4.89. Round leg westein style jeans for boys. polyes ter/ cotton denim with flered bottom, belt loops and contrast stitching In navy denim. bottle green. chocolate and more Regular sizes 14-' 09 Regular sizes .,i, reg. 4.49, Sale Pro-school Sizes 3-7. reg 377, Sale 3.C1 1) 0 Table and 6 chairs. f -y 1 'a._ Ü13ü selection prints All are machine washable and never ne'd 2.032,"4 27 21417 62 178 000 00 i) Total demand deposits ~bl Total time and savirvg% doom its rijersl fijr4% ourchasci and securities scId undef agf eements to repurchase -77"1 -- Skillet sportswear prints 1131 savings deposits of ndiv,duats. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Sale 1.59 yd. Reg 1. 99 yd Woven FortreV polyester/cotton o partntfshipi,and corporations DePOSItS of United Stotts Government Deomitsof Slates and political subdivisions Depmits ill foreign governments and off Icial institutions emits of commercial banks edand officers ct'ecks etc Y4 t, Sale 1219.95 Sale prices effective thru Sun., August 3. print c onsolidated LIABILITIES : - j not TOTAL. ASSETS . - N 'Tt _- Pi tuning (AFT) for easy color viewing. Pecan finished veneer on selected solid hardwood cabinet Sale prices efiective thru Sunday, Aug. 3. -._ 206,3 3? mips. and corwai ions • .- . on acceptances outstaning on sole. picture tube, Chroma- -- 34)1.54)69 Otmer assets Mem 6 of "Other Assets-) velvet upholstery. This model and modular chassis and a 25" screen (meas. dia(i __'"I 0 . Customers iebility to ttils ter* over hardwoods, wood products. Brass tone metal hardware, Loc' plus automatic ? _ 0 1.*10,0PITY INTFRFST IN ranea 7 te a 10( solid state .. • 10.oc TOTAL LIABILITIES _________________________________ I -. Mortgage inCebtedness Acceptancei executed by or for &ccount of Ih Is bank and oufsfaw,N Other 14tilifies ____ , Other securities (Including 0corporate stocks) Investments In subsidiaries ' $519 1.78 ,.-_-_ • 513 Bank premiws forntur and fiittjres, Sale 4 • Government . , cushioning reversible cushions and arm pillows. Heavy weight br~qht cotton print covers are soil and stain resistant 9 99 I .1 0 underagreernentstoreseil Other tons ;._!_ - china base, china deck. oval table wilh leaf and 4 Sizes - - 2, 3 ,9 0 agencies and corporations Obligations of States and "ifical subdivisions Reg. $769. Traditional style group includes ¶rLi$ 3tolR.'g199 724,91; u $ Tresur securities Federa l Financing Bank Total iiz . , ' furniture. ____. ,I Reg. 2.22. Solids and itripes. Sizes 9-20 dije fr om banks (including $ 0 unpostedcebi?s) $599 springs Teflon clips deep polyester - i . th sS CO 10 C) NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS nritig tii IDEAL rvrs ,vVrIns3orJnJvLM,,Ju OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BU SINESS ON JUNE X. lflS 11 14 L' - Sale family room - . '1 • colorf ul C f _ on and heel B CD EEE 3 to 6 • $40 20 0/ . 20% .. Sole 132 ;___ - - _; _ Reg. 10.99. Boys' chukka boot with brushed chino suede uppers Cushion crepe rubber sole 6 39 Fine wait corduroy. . .. . 32 Reg ALUMINUM SHEETS WHI SUPPLY LASTS I sole 1 '• ..,: . __ A ________ ____ Sale 8.79 Sale prices effective thru Sun, August 3 Double knit polyester SPECIAL! '-_- Sofa (4501), Reg. $399, Sale $319 Love seat (4507), Reg. $319, Sale S259 Cocktail table (004), Reg. $119, Sale S" End table (4505) Reg $99 Sale $79 Relaxed, casual, comfortable furniture for living room or family room. Sturdily constructed of selected hardwood with simulated cane inserts of polystyrene. Upholstered pieces have no-sag r- hours at the l,200400t level of the coalmme Wednesday on an inspection. . . Boy's ri'b knit mock turtle shirts, 20% ff men s sporty Save on Uleisure suits fresNy cut lump of coal as a souvenir after visiting the -'---- I Sale prices effective thru Sun., Aug. 3 " SILVERWOOD, Wales (AP)- Queen Elizabeth II, wearing white overalls and a hard hat, carried away a . - Reg. 7.99 Queen Tours Coal Mine -- ThI - .- Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Augvst 3. - M - 0 -......-.---. Reg.$6 to S12.Thal s all regular length. one-piece dresses. For sizes 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. And we have some selection! An unbelievable choice of fabrics, inclUdIng polyester / cotton blends. Great styles and colors. too. With all the trim you could want. At the nicest cut of all, 20% off. TORONTO (AP I - U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sifica, who presided over many of the Watergate trials, has been named outstanding US. trial judge by the .&ssociation of Irial Lawyers of America. The 25,00G-member association named Judge Randall Evans Jr. of the Georgia Court of Appeals as the outstanding appel.late court judge. The award:- were announced Wednesday at ttv associaUon's annual riveting. ave - •. . Ca', Lawyers Honor Sirica ' ____. s,10 a _M~; W - -,' - - '" IV purchased - £ 20% off all leather handbag . _ ----r- OF I I I L r - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-A woman who claims she is the common law wife of Bill Monroe, the "Father of Bluegrass Music," has filed for divorce on grounds of abandonment and cruel and inhuman treatment. Bessie Lee Mauldin Monroe, 51, said she joined '---. H , Trading account %ecu-ifies Sale prices effective thru Sun., August 3. / /.".\', f /• -, /' .4 Many other shoes also on sale. ' -! - Dresser, reg. $220 .....,.. Sale $165 Mirror, reg. $45 ............ Sale $ 35 Headboard, reg. $79 ............ Sal: $ 64 Night g, , Sunday, A ____ -- uu 4.'. ivuu I.. _ - 1 F p'" ----- Notice Legal Sale prices effective thru Sun., Aug. 3. uOyS SuOeS, uOOw. L. - 1i -,. Early American style youth bedroom is constructed of oak veneers and solids with brass tone metal corner trim Reg. $11. Fashion lean of indigo dyed cot- OMAGH, Northern Ireland (AP) Elliot L. Richardson, U.S. ambassador to Britain, says he knows nothing Commode Chest, reg. $129 Sa le 100.62 Tripledresserreg $174 5:1: 1 Mirror reg $54 Sale 42 12 Twin headboard, reg $79 Sale 61.62 Student desk, reg. $124 ...............Sale 96.72 \S le719 t - 20 /0 off all our f Y-c,tned • 25 and up. 1. James w Schwartz. vice Pr"-denl Casreer, of titte o"ve nar? e-d ti!dosoIemr. yaffirmihat? sreVort,tcond,tion s true andcorrectto -orrtKt Aitnt~ jamesw ,,. SCIN*Artr Oibertl Lewis k I Swofford Drect'qs Reg. $25 to $100 ----. - Rus.s.eIITrctnian Sate prices effective thru Sunday, August 3. s - Open Mon. thru Saturday Sa le $a')fl £I.J , 10 $0A 1. (SEAL) State of Flofda. County of Semnofe. - . %6 My ccnmmts,on eipres Derember 76. 19?? "CHARGE IT" at Scnford Plaza Penney's - Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Sunday 1-5 p.m. -I-_-- _ I--. -_ --- I: PubliSh July 11. 197S DEP 17S ---_ --_- ___ �-- :Veflin9 Herald, Sanford, FL - - - - - - - -.. -. --i- - 3 Thursday, July 31 1975 Eighteen Y Later, Little ears Rock Still Has SEMINOLE Barriers.1.1 Race N IOR S ..1i Ll1'TIE ROCK (AP) - It's away from lAttle Rock since, school, indeed the entire school caliber revolver tucked in his students were expelled from caliber pistol. All of this In less than two never would get into "bad been nearly 18 years since a Central High has a black prin- district, suffers from an abnor- belt. "I did it because this anglo trouble like this again" because decades since little Rock be Central after a fight in which, handful of black children cipal and more than half its mal scholastic crime rate. In January, William Robin- school officials said, a gun was was hassling me," Barnes said. he wants to play basketball in came in 1957, the prime CX "Tb', Little Rock Nine" en- students are black. Last November a black Junior son, 11, white, was expelled. lie used to threaten other black school. But nevertheless, he ample ; resis tance to the Sutend Central 111gb School tinBut it also has two "campus high student was shot to dea th brought a sawed-off .410 shot- students. "They pis tol-whipped another said, "there are plenty of guns preme Court decision of June der the protection of 11,000 supervisors" And in May, Larry Barnes, guy the week be fore and they and knives at Dunbar If you'd 1954, to dese gregate schools. esentially by another black student during gun to school, school officials paratroopers and National unarmed security men said, and showed it to black 15, was expelled from Dunbar said they were going to get me check through all the lockers Now again, Little Rock is the who school hours Guarismen guard the main entrance and In December, authorities students as a warning Junior high after he threatened next" you'd find three or four guns focus of charge and counter The nation's eyes have turned patrol with walkie-talkies. The found a black student with a .22 In March, two young black a white student with a small Barnes, a black, vowed he and loads of knives." charge. 1. Business Mirror _ . . .. - Economic Fears ShowIn Rates " H) ' Fl lILt) ' - - AUG. 1 CASSEI,I3EHIIY SHUNSIIINE SENIOR CLUB meet at 806 Mark David Blvd., Casselberry 10:00 A.M. speaker on "Home health Care Covered by Medicare" - - H)' JOHN CUNNItF - ' - NARFE 1:00 P.M. meet at First Federal of Seminole The deniandis sluggish, why should late the supply of ___ ____ interest rates be rising, money by adding to seemingly in defiance of the law or reducingreserves of supply and demand? mainIn the past week many of the tain. In recent weeks nation's leading banks began charging their best corporate it has been leaving tl~_r --r customers a basic rate of 7.50 the banking system per cent, up from 7.25 per cent, as a whole with fewer while acknowledging that loan reserves, making it demand was poor less easy to make k While the home building in loans. I Fed Ch e airman dustr remain depressed, many home mortgage lenders Arthur F. Burns says have been letting their rates the action does not Style can be many things In kite flying. It can be perfect form, left, all-out effort, center, or showin p g range off without even getting off the ground, right. All styles were in evidence in New York's Central Park creep up towardan average of 9 p?r cent during the past mcnth, policy. at the Police Athletic League's contest. Bldg., Sanford - .•. • - ' ..-. ___________ AUGUST 5 anni ngLled i Shorta9e S reads Consuillers Turn To reezing F A • . __-.1 . .- Over Fifty Club meet at Redding Gardens, Sanford Associated Press Writer Consumers stumped by the current shortage rf canning jar lids are finding there's more — 10:30 Sanford Senfor Citizens Inc. — meet at Civic Center, Sanford noon — bag lunch and bingo. 1 __ PIC- -, _ . 4 & Clubs, Addresses Altamonte springs Friendship Club amount of sugar over the fruit anlmixgentlyuntilthejuiceis 11 lA)UlSI LOOK .\ (1ilP -•••. Industry spokesmen estimate 1975 production of replacement lids at 1.6 billion. That would be about five dozen lids for each of the 25 drawn out of t1w fruit and the million or 26 million families expected to do some home canning sug. Ir is dissolved. Put the fruit and juice in containers and this year, seal ____ Unsweetened fruit can be - Altamonte Springs Iii) Month — 10: 30 am), Augies Elders — St. Augi.15tine Catholic Cliurch — 3 Sunset Dtive — Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month 10:00 rn GO FLY than one way to preserve their HramTiners —Sanford meet 1st Wednesday of the Month home-grown fruits and vege_I..— tables he packages should be inois -w a l iiiimeliiteiy suitable for fri & zin' rite sour packed just as is or crushed and I) V kn'th of loans _____ I I illi) Inc et I t Baptist ( 'hun Ii Activities Huildmri' I, Freezing h one of themost Inc nut 4ipir ft Lt lOt and —Allow little head space State agricultural extension P i kid in it (1 0 1(1 ithc'ut p, dl~ --Iongw(x)(i - I;ist' Ities(LiyofUieiiiontli-12:30p.ni. haL 16W.-ALAt I.;.FLenders throughout the counWhatever, many lenders popular alternatives, partly be- must be scaled carefully. Tin between the packed food and service, experiment station or sugar. CaSSeItR rr Sun.shlne Senior Club try offer various explanations have interpreted the Fed move — meet 806 Mark David Vegetables also should be cause of the wide variety of cans require a sealing machine the closing. Most food expands college of agriculture. Blvd. — Camelbcrry — Ist Friday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. — for the phenomenon, but in 1, 1 , ig, I oI 11n,to come, of containers that can be used. or special lids; glam jars for as it freezes. The amount of Fruits and vegetables require washed, peeled and trimmed. 11eV' i,Ui) - .ill V'&lcomnc mcteery instance they reveal a tight monetary policy that The canning lid shortage has freezing generally call for the space needed varies with the different preparations for 'flmey also should be heated or (t ntral S4 rilor ( itin n ('liii) Church of the Nativity i common attitude, a fear that would restrict the money supLake spread across the country came kind of currently scarce amount and type of food freezing Fruits can be packed blanched to stop the action of Inett the 2ndand 4th Thursday of the Munth at 10:00 a.m. Manufacturers and some gov- lids used for home canning. Freeze all fruits and vege. unsweetened. in sugar or in syr. enzymes in the vegetables. uo a Senior Citizen Club stability lies ahead. Community Fire 114111 7th ernment officials say conMost bags used for packaging tables at zero degrees Fahren- up. The best way to heat most loans and raise their rates. Unsweetened fruits Strect — Chuluota — inect 3rdThursday of the Mont;i at 6 p.m. sumers are hoarding. There can be heat sealed — using spe- heit or below and don't overload generally do not keep as well as vegetables is in boiling water. HIROSHIMA, Japan (All) — Thirty When such fear or uncertaincenter dotted with skyscrapers, high-rise Nfore importantly, they ear u 7th Da Adventist Church Forest City — alsohae been charges that lids cliii equipment or a household the freezer. Lease a little space those with the sugar or syrup Use a special blancher or fit a years 1ifter its destruction by a'i apartitie nt buildings, %.ide a',,enues, ty exists lendersofallsizes and that to make loans at fb ih ineet mostly on the Ist Monday of theMonth — 6:30 p.m. doubt simply aren't getting to iron — or closed by twisting and between packages when but may be preferable for use in wire basket into a large kettle American atom bomb, Hiroshima is a types avoid committing their parks, new schools, and an ambitious relatively low rates could prove Golden Years Fello%ship — meet at the Community United about the possibility of Inretailers and the Federal Trade folding back the top of the bag freezing, so air can &culate. cooking or in special diets. and add the cover. prospering corrunercial center dedicated 8 I t half billion dollar industrial park funds for long periods of time disastrous to them if, in the im_____ Methodist Church — ry at noon on the last Wednesda Commission has launched an and securing it with a string, a You can move the packages Use at least one gallon of to peace Wash, peel, trim, pit and slice based on current conditions. herding radiation diseases development in the western suburbs of the luncheon eservations necmmry. investigation. plastic or rubber band or other closer together later on. the fruit the way you would if boiling water for each pound of Instead, they anticipate the mediate future the themcloud the lives of nearly all But an unanswered question plagues and charge ac- selves were forced to borrow at Greater OvIedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant Chapel 0 Industry spokesmen estimate tic device. Most fruits and vegetables you were serving it im- prepared vegetables Fhjt the The sleek, high-speed trains of the new future — higher rates. n c )U1( h Franklin Street and Geneva hwy . grown en o the 100000 its ,000 inhabitants , O iedo 1975 production of replacement The Agricultural Research can be kept for 8 to 12 months at mediately segtLibks in th€ s ire Lssket or Tokaido line now link Hiroshima with tordingly. the holocaust — will they most of whom have relalids at 1.6 billion. That would be Service of the U.S. Department zero degrees or below, acTherefore, said Carlos ArTokyo in five hoursasopposedto 10 hours If you're using syrup, dis. blanching basket and lower int inherit the radiation diseases of their Despitc denials, activities of rigunaga, economist of the IJVeIY Sw'lalites Club meet at Highlands Club House — 675 about five dozen lids for each of of Agriculture has several tips cording to the USDA. Citrus solve the required amount of the boiling water. Start timing before, bringing an influx of tourists wh tives or friends killed or 0 the Shepard Road Winter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at pa ra Reserve Board ap- Bank of America, lenders are the 25 million or 213 million on packing produce for treez fruits and juices can be kept for sugar in cold or hot water, then umnediately. The length of mingle with the crowds in the covered maimed b y the first atomic 10:30 prar to be adding to the fears. A families expected to do some Ing. emphasizing selectivity and ew y crea four to six months. shopping arcades, the gaily decora pacir the fruit in the liquid. time required for heating NARFE Club — iNational Association of Retired FefJeral Some lenders appear convinced weapon used against home canning this year. —Pack food and syrup cold to joint United States-Japan Radiation quality. -It is not dis. department stores and the proliferation Reminder: not all produce Make sure the syrup is cool be. varies from vegetable to vegeFederal m that the Fed mans. C onsumers, however, say specduplreezingandhelpkeep items can be frozen. Green on- fore packing and make sure it table, but generally is only a as shifted to a criniination," he said. "II 13 Effects Research Foundation will atof new restaurants, bars, coffee shops delbe ti' Frida of the month - l'00 they can't find lids at their gro- natural color and flavor. tempt o give the answer. Y very straightforward." and markets. ions, lettuce and other salad covers the fruit so the top pieces few minutes. Over Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic Church — now meeting policy, although that agen y cers and are trying to salvage As the succe&wr to the American—Pack tightly to cut down the greens and radishes wiH not wil.1 not change color and After heating. plunge the basWhile to some extent the exat Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of the imcked Atomic Bomb Casualty Com. Inflation and recession have hit says it hasn't. produce with other preserving amount of air between indi. freeze well. Neither will to- flavor. ket of vegetables into cold wape~tation of higher rates feeds An energetic team of Ifiroshinuins, led Month — 10:00 a.m. Ifirosttinia as C-ey have elsewhere, with mission, wh.ich has operated here since techniques. vidual pieces of produce. When matoes unless they are cooked If you're using a sugar pack, ter to stop the cooking. It takes by its first postwar mayor, the late The Fed can manipulate the on iLwIf and becomes a self-fulSanford Senior Citizens (10 — meet at Sanford Civic Center layoffs at the big Mitsubishi shipbuilding supply 1947, it plans to continue the quest into There are two basic types of using a bag, press the air out of first. For further information put the cut fruit in a bowl or about ai long to cool a vegeof money by addi to or filling fear, some uther factors Shinzo liamai, set about raising the city Ist and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. yards and the the deadly effects of nuclear radiation packages for home freezing: the unfilled part of the bag and on local varieties of produce pan, sprinkle the required table as It did to heat It. auto works. reducing reserves banks must are Involved also. from the ashes. Absorbed in their task, South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet 1st Thursday But business leaders - in of aluml-. n. recent weeks it has they had little time to hate but enough to theMonth at Ist Federal Savings & Loan 13141. — 320 W. Semoran the economy is on the upswing. num, glass, plastic, tin or heavThe doubt and anxiety which linger Unders know, for example, been leaving the banking visuaHze their reborn city as the peace Blvd. — Altamonte Springs — ily waxed cardboard and nonri. meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at over fliroshUna cloud the lives of nearly system as a whole with fewer that t4 U.S. Treasury will be in capital of the world. Women's Club 8 Overbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00 P-m- all its 839,000 inhabitants, most of whom gid containers like bags and The center of Hiroshima is its grassy reserves, making it less easy to the market for huge sums. And peace 11irty-Niners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul Goldenrod have relatives or friends killed or make loans, there are widespread exhiroshima today is an example of how Uada Lavish cools off by climbing on one of the 60 public I oun- sheets of cellophane, heavy * — 1st Fridaolthernontti730 m. useu 'ecorth thhOO1-3OfUt , aluminum foil, pliofilm and maimed by the first atomic weapon used well they succeeded. The population in pectations that commercial and tains In Kansas City, Mo., during the beat of a midsummer day. a cenotaph with the names of the TO COOL IT polyethylene Arthur F. Burns, Fed chair. industrial loans wifl almost cer. cataclysm, the stark skeleton of the atomic man, to congressionalo nd 3rd Thursday of 1onth —7:30 Deste this lurking concern, life goes U lCl)m 336 , 483 . It plummeted to rnittee that the purpose of his tairdy be higher by October. ng at Ifeart Club — St. ws )C3bl Church on with vigor. November 1945, as many fled, dreadingdome. the old industry promotion action was to dry up a tern9913 Bear lake Road — Forest City 2nd Thursday of the Month Both these factors would apst1mates o the Hiroshima bomb toll the unknown terrors of radiation. By The park, with its monument to the 'biji e In the moneyp 1'OO P.M. I' upward pressure on future -. vary. The Japanese y 000 died i cm 0 i4,793 an 10 , thousands of child victims, its eternal ply that could feed inflation. It rates, and probably discourage CORRESPONDEN('E ADDRESS TO THiS COLUMN— P.O. while Amer cans years Box 2541 Sanford, Florida 3MI. ser"Vative $0,000. The city now is a flourishing regional is a symbol of peace. pohcy, he said. current rates. - - , - - .••.' - I A KITE - - - .. 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WELL CLEAN 1 -INTRODUCING-- Ai gr _I, �- . •--' • ' - .- f''"' ______ WOMEN... Woman Driver' Myth Crashes By JEAN )'ATrESON Women's Editor The more women drive, the more they drive like men — which unfortunately means the more accidents they have, Despite the unkind (and untrue) jokes about "women drivers" that have been around since the days of the Model-I, statistics show that female drivers actually have a superior record to male drivers. However, evidence has recently begun to emerge that female drivers may indeed soon be catching up to male motorists, According to Nauonal Safety Council statistics on drivers involved in all accidents, the rate of motor vehicle accidents decreased for males and increased for female drivers in the decade starting with the '60s In 1970, deaths from motor vehicle accidents outnumbered all other types of accidental deaths for females up to the age of 60. At present, motor vehicle deaths outnumber cancer as the number one killer of women In the 25-29 age group. However, while the female automobile accident rate is hot on the tail of the male motorist's rate, it has by no means caught up yet, points out Fred Ganas, consultant and coordinator of driver education in Seminole County schools. Ganas cites as evidence the fact that auto tnsurancr premiums for women in the 18-25 year age bracket may be as much as 50 per cent lower than the premium for men of the I age. According to the insurance companies, the reason is obvious: there are fewer claims against young women drivers. -Probably, young women don't clock anything near the uLtl driving hours as young men," Ganas commented. "Nor (10 they do as much driving at night when the overall accident rate is up." Bill Scott, a driver education leather at Lyman High School agreed with Ganas. "Not many girls drive when they're out on dates. It's the boys that drive more often, especially late at night when visibility is poor and the chance of drunk drivers on the road increases. Obviously, the risk of their having an accident is greater." Scott has found that teaching girls to drive and teaching boys are two different exercises. "I'd rather teach girls," he commented. "They may not be as good drivers to start with, but I feel they do listen better." The differences in attitude and approach to drivers education Scott puts down to several factors. "First, the girls have usually not had as much experience with driving - It's fresher to them — and they tend to listen and learn better," Scott explained. "Girls are not a chance-taking and invariably do a better job. They're not as skilled to start with, but there's no big d1 ference at the end of the course. Possibly there are more girls who are not good than boys, but I think that's because they're not so self assured and don't have the background. "But there's no reason," Scott added, "why with practice a girl can't develop into a skilled driver." Generally, boys outnumber girls slightly in the driver . education course, but during Scott's recently completed mer session, he had 67 girls and only 36 boys enrolled. The law enacted by the 1975 Legislature repealing compulsory driver education for teenagcrs under 18 who wish to obtain their Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. drivers licences, is probably the reason, supposed Scott. "Now the boys can Just go out and take the tests when they turn 16, and It doesn't really matter to them that their Insurance Will be higher. But girls are more family-thinking, a little more responsible — they'll take drivers ed. Ju.3tto save thelr parents a few dollars on the Insurance." Drivers education, (eels Scott, has "opened up a new dimension" for girls and young women. "You never used to see a carload of girls take off together after a ball game or something and go out by themselves. But you'll see that a lot these days. It used to be they hung around waiting for a ride to go anywhere. Not any more. It's pretty rare now for a young girl, unless she lives luns 2 big city where she can use the 5us or subway, not to have her drivers license, According to Ganas, of the 2,247 students In Seminole County schools who took drivers education during the 1974-75 school year, almost half were girls. Drivers education is a semester course counting fora half a credit, he said. The course is offered In the 10th, 11th and 12th grades of the 'county's five senior high schools, all of which have driving ranges except the new Lake Howell High School. Last year, nine certified teachers conducted the drivers education programs. The total last year was $126,490, or per cost of the program about $56 per student, said Ganas. In the coming year, two alternatives to the fuiltime certified teacher of driver education were offered —either the schools could contract with a commercial driving school or they could hire a driving Instructor who need not be a certified school teacher. But the diols have opted to continue under the present system of using certified teachers to run drivers education programs. One area where changes might occur, said Ganas, is In the size of the automobile fleet used in drivers education. "We've been kicking around the idea of cutting the fleet down from about 25 to about 12 and actually moving the fleet around from school to school, remaining at each school for a number of weeks of practical instruction and then students could do their classroom work when we move on." Ganas feels the repealing of compulsüry drivers education for teenagers under 18 Is "a step backwards about five years," but he doubts whether it will affect enrollment In the course much. "Perhaps It'll drop by about 10 per cent," he predicted. Male motorist of driver ahead: 'She's got her hand waving out of the window. What does that mean?' His companion: 'Don't know. Only thing sure is that her window's open.' _____ . : -, - Although female drivers have long been Tips For Sunning sta istics show that they have a superior • safety record -- but their accident rate may be catching up to that of male drivers Despite the rise In women's auto accidents, however, It Is estimated by the Safety Council that there are three times as many male drivers Involved In accidents as female drivers. One good piece of news for motorists — of either sex — comes from the National Center for Health Statistics. According to Its statistics, there was a reduction In the motor vehicle death rate in 1974-of 26 per cent. 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HERE JUST IN TIME FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL Boys Sizes Infant through 8, Girls Sizes Infant through 14 (SAO • Hai rsNlesSmaller In Fall l SCARC Coordinator Leads :Ii i I ci re n To Special Olympics Children ,,, Florida State Special Seminole County. will leave retardates Olympics Director Bill CrutMrs. Helms will escort the Jacksonville on Aug. 6 at 12:45 chfield announced recently that winner from Seminole County, p.m. via a Delta Charter Flight Joan Helms, vice-president of Mattie Dixon of Sanford; the for the 1975 International / * JOAN HELMS the Seminole Count) winners from Volusia County, Games and will return to Association for Retarded Donna Detwiler of Daytona Jacksonville on Aug. 11 at 1:10 Childrtn (SCARC) and Beach and Marilyn Game of p.m. Seminole County coordinator Deland; and the winner from Registration for the Seminole for the Special Olympics, has Brevard County, Gloria Elder County participants was been chosen as one of the of- of Melbourne. provided in part by the ficial chaperones for the "I'm thrilled and excited to Carriage Hill Junior Women's International Special Olympics be going," commented Mrs. Club, Sanford Junior Women's in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan helms." It'll be a great ex- Club, Atlantic National Rank of beginning Aug. 8. This is the perience for me as well for the Sanford, Mrs. Dorothy first lime this honor has been children I'll be taking care of." Brinkerhoff, Redmon, III. and accorded anyone from Eighty young Florida the remainder by the SCM(C. SANFORD PLAZA WASHINGTON, - Today's The savings account ap- received bank notes which banks customers, with a virtual .eared at about the same time passed as currency. supermarket of financial that checking began to But this In itself was an ELGIN 3-DIAMOND BRACELET WATCH ' Annual PAN1s J I h'.- ' 15 ONLY 15O With __ /"j What could be Ioveter? This fine Elgin watch has 8 diamonds, 10 karoi gold case and odjuitoble bracelet. In white or yellow gold color. but as the number became scarce, the price increased to 150 pounds. Just as the land bank.s were services at their disposal, proliferate, spurred by the enormous step forward. Most of emnight find personal business a development of savings banks, the early settlers had little beginning to do something little difficult to transact In the designed to encourage thrift "money" when they landed In about the currency problem, typical bank of 1775. among the working class. The the New World. Circulating the colonial government too The American Bankers first savings banks, established coins were veryscarce and began to mint coins and issue Association (ABA), this year In 1816, were the Philadelphia were mostly of foreign origin, paper money. Between 1775 and celebrating its own Centennial, Savings Fund Society and the Consequently. commodities like 1780, the Continental Congress points out that colonial banks Provident Institution for corn, beaver skin4 and warn,jomed thq trend and Issued were not banks at all as we Savings in the Town of Boston. pum served a money In early 'some $242 million in paper know them today. They did not Of course, in 1775 there were colonial days. "money. receive deposits from the public no bank credit cards. Cards did Different commodliles were In response to the Governand did not regularly make not begin to replace cash until used for barter in various ment's need for funds, the Bank loans. Their main purpose was Just before World War I when of the country. Rice was used North America was charto issue paper money. charge account cards were the Southern colonies.In Inof tered in 1781. Among the In colonIal days, lending was issued In limited number by a Tennessee, the salary of the of 1,000 deer prominent organizers of this generally handled by mer- few hotels, oil companies and governor consisted chants and businessmen. And, department stores for local or skins, and In Virginia the value bank was Robert Morris, w hen men of wealth wanted to company use only. of a wife even was estimated in Superintendent of Finance of the Continental Congress. It has deposit their money, they The first safe deposit box as tobacco. been said that the "military usually chose to keep it In we know it today came on The Rev. Mr. Weems, an genius of Washington, the England. financial services scene almost early Virginia writer, noted, diplomatic of Franklin and Although the forerunner of a Century later too, when the "The enterprising colonists the financial skill sagacity of Morris the modern checking account Safe Deposit Co. of New York being generally destitute of were, perhaps, the three most appeared about 1650, the word opened its doors In 1865 and families, Sir Edward Sandys, "check" did not come Into use offered customers the most the treasurer, proposed to the important factors to bringing the victor' of the Patriotic until the latter part of the 18th sophisticated security Virginia Co.. o send over centw'y, and even then the measures of the day, and freight of young women to cause." practice was rare. Knowledge guaranteed Individual privacy become wives for the planters. Government loans from this of an individual's credit rating and exclusive control of one's The proposal was applauded, first permanently-organized was required before checks own property as well, and 90 girls, 'young and un- bank in the U.S., and the first were accepted for payment. Still and all, the organization corrupt,' were sent over in the American bank in the modern Since business was likely to be of those early colonial "land ships that arrived this year sense, reportedly provided conducted In distant towns and banks" for the purpose of (1620) and the year following, 60 more than three million rations ports; and because corn- issuing paper money must have more, handsome and well and 350 hogsheads of rum tothe municattons were poorly been appreciated. Some of recommended to the company army. A far cry indeed from developed, It was not easy to them were privately owned and for their virtuous education and military and financial practices check credit ratings. some publicly owned. Most demeanor. of today. And ample proof, the Not until the 1850s did mer- were organized by associations "The price of a wife at the ABA notes, that banking and chants and shopkeepers begin of landlords. The money (or first was 100 pounds of tobacco; America grew up together. to use checks as common notes) printed by these banks practice, and even then they was backed by land. If a person were not used to any great owned land worth 2,000 pounds, extent by the average person. It was reasoned, why shouldn't Wage ear ners were paid in it be used to back 2,000 pounds bank notes and coin, which In in paper money? 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It all depends sun's rays - it contains neither on whether you are an easy screening nor blocking agents. tanner or an easy burner. Don't forget the most sunEvery summer, millions of vulnerable areas. The nose sun-hungry Americans rush should always be adequately headlong to the nation's covered with lotions or creams. beaches, boat decks, rooftops Pormiadé or lip balms are and patios in the pursuit of that helpful for the lip areas. Bald ultimate summer-time men should see to It that their achievement: a tan. heads are always protected The unpleasant side effect of with a hat, a lotion, or both. this national pastime is that For everyone - a beach hat, every year a great many of these sunworshippers — bur- a scarf or any other headgear is ners as well as some over. a must In a beach wardrobe. - -. / .'; r• 3o25 25 maligned by 'woman driver' jokes ________ •2 Thursday, July 31, 175-11A DEAR ABBY: I'm 16 and work. He's no amateur. He have been going with a guy I'll makes his living that way. call Doug for nearly two years. Sometimes he spends two or bby Ule's 17.1 lie's very popular at more days on a repair job for school and comes from a well. them and asks nothing in __________ to-do family. i More so than return, lie even supplies the .. mine.) i1rts. / .0. Well, four months ago his My kick Is that my parents n ABIGAIL VAN BUREN came home early and ___ L41:19, short or Oriental look, hairstyles this fall will be smaller with lots of Interest at th e back, oft have called ot her plumbers and en in an upward design movement, mother caught us going all the way. She electricians who have charged didn't say anything, but the and hate all this sneaking ()hsioily, you don't qualify, them outrageous prices I one next day Doug told mc he'd around. how can we make lila l)EAI{ ABB Y: I am 10-years- bill was $75 dnd the other, $160 promised his mother that he'd mother realize that she can't old and take piano lessons, but I for jobs that were so poor my break up with me. (She doesn't keep us apart' hate it very much. My lessons husband had to straighten them know it, but we've been going DOUG'S(;IRI. are almost over for this year, out afterward.) all the way for a year and a DEAR GIRl.: FirsL I think but my mom says I have to take It seems to me that if my hall.) Doug's mother was very piano lessons again next year, folks are going to pay for a job, The Herald Services "While hairstyles change with fashion apparel, the moods of .stayed apart for two charitable In not telling your and I don't want to. they could at least call my softness, luxury and quality contnue, Beauty hair Is healthy, * iiionflis, then we started seeing mother shy she, disapproved of What should I do? husband and give him the Smaller hairstyles designed to accentuate leaner fashion free-moving and touchable," says Ms. Cotter. each other on the sneak. you. Furthermore, your PIANO LESSON HATER business. apparel looks are projected for Fall-Winter 1975-76 by the 64,000 For Fall-Winter, the AsociaUon forecasts hairfashion l)ous mother was driving remarks about the woman sere DEAR HATER: Take lessons Should we tell them that from Member National Hairdressers and Cosnieto!ogists inter est in the back of the head, where there will be more bya hamburger shop yesterday unkind. Having been treated for and practice! Many adults have now on they should hire people Association, volume, often in upward design movement. Precision haircuts and saw Doug and rue coming mental illness dacs not make a told me that one of the bigg est to do their jobs for them" Or l'hehairstyle width, needed In recent seasons to balance the and textured perms are important ingredients. out, so she phoned my mother person "crazy." regrets of their list's is having should we apply for guarbig fasWon looks, is decreasing. However, there is no one These styles and their variations offer ideas and ways to 4ind told her she didn't approve I have no idea how you can quit music lessons. But not one dianship of these old fools' dominant hairstyle, just as there is no one fashion mood, excomplete the total fashion picture for Fall-Winter. Stylists of Doug's seeing me. (She get Doug's mother to realize his has quit has said that he plains Louise Cotter of Detroit, Mich., Style Director for the TIREl)OF IT throughout the country are reviewing these styles for their didn't say why.) My mom se said she can't keep you apart. She's as glad he did. DEAR TIRED: Of the two 64,000 member association of American hairdressers. interpretations. she approved and that it up understandably concerned DEAR AIfflV You hear a lot alternaii%t'. I'd recommend about her sun's future, and I about ungratcful children. how the former. 1,1 inc. ( .%I)- iriomu doesn't know I've gone all the way.) can't fault her. about ungrateful parents? Doug's mother is crazy. Doug Our parents are retired on A little unsolicited advice Everyone has a problem. What's said she had been treated for from me: "Going all the way" modest pensions. To save them you,'' For a personal reply, wr,te to mental illness. is for people iho can handle money, my husband does their ABBY: Box No. 9700, L.A.. Calif. Enclose stamped, selfelf. lSui' and I love each other mature relationships, plumbing and electrical-repair addresu'd .nv,Iop,, pleaw 00 The Prize will be adThe selection of the prize- announced early In 1976. The $3,500 Lenore Marshall The winner of the first Lenore ministered by the Book-of-thePrize, established In 1974 to winning book will be made by recognize the author of the the poet Hayden Carruth. AU Marshall Prize was Cid, Cor- Month Club. In alddtlon to the year's outstanding book of peotry books by living man, for 0.1, pubLished by The $3,500 cash award, the winning poems, will be awarded again Americans published In the Elizabeth Press of New book - which will be selected solely by Carruth - will be this year. 1r Prize is given by United States In 1975, Including Rochelle, New York. offered for sale to Club me The New Hope Foundation In new editions of selected and Lenore Marshall, who died In bers. memory of the editor, poet and collected poems, will be eligible Publishers should submit for the prize. The winner will be 1971, lived most of her life in novelist Lenore Marshal New York City and New Hope, finished copies, as they are Pennsylvania. She was the published, of 1975 poetry books author of three novels, to David W. McCullough, Booknumerous magazine articles of-the-Month Club, Inc., 280 and three books of poems, the Park Avenue, New York, l0017, most recent being "Latest All books musi be submitted before Jan. 15, 1976. Will," published In 1969. Since 1950, Ms. Etta Maud school equivalency diplomas Kirkland of the Florida (G.E.D.). Department of Education, has The 95,000 diplomas might processed more than 95,000 high well be a national record, yet few educators and graduates have heard of the 65-year-old La Leche Meets Mrs. Kirkland. Although her name doesn't The Sanford group of La appear on the diplomas, she has Leche League will hold its last often spent 50 to 70-hour work meeting in the series o( four at weeks obtaining lest scores and p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12, in the issuing diplomas. home of Betly Coxon, 2311 Usa Seminole Counity College's Ct. East, Sanford. The topic will Adult Basic Education G.E.D. be, "Nutrition and Weaning." program administers monthly Discussion will be led by Peg G.E.D. Exams for applicants (;ocken. The Sanford group over 18, In addition, study invites all area mothers and classes are offered for students mothers-to-be to attend the to prepare for the test. meeting. Further Information For information on the and transportation arrange- location and meeting times of ments can be obtained by con- these centers, call Seminole tactirut Becky Coxon. Community College. ' _________ Poetry Prize Is Up For Grabs High ii Thursday, July 31, 175--10A zealous tanners - run hazards when out in the sun for long of damage to their skin. The.e perio(Lc, wear sunglasses. The include severe sunburn, correct lenses should ideally premature aging and skin pass no more than 30 per cent of cancer, the light. Here are some tips for safer Avoid sun reflectors - they sunbathing: Schedule your tanning expose the vulnerable facial areas to large amounts of session, or your golf or tennis ultraviolet rays. game, for the early morning or _______________ late afternoon. The sun's rays are usually at their most In7 INSO TANT PRINTED tense between 12 o'clock and PY SERVICE p.m. If you are on any medication, Ganas agrees with the view that although It hasn't been on the Pill, or pregnant, check 1 proven that drivers education definitely Improved driving with your doctor before getting safety, it hasn't been shown to be useless either. The fact that into the sums. COPIES companies are prepared to cut premiums 10 to 15 per Use sun tan preparations cent for young drivers, who have completed the course, is good generously over face and body. * reason to believe that the course has value, Ganas believes. Use one that can block or Probably, drivers education In the future will be avoided only screen out the most damaging FREE PICKUP by those youngsters who would most benefit from it.. he muses. sun rays. Remember to reapply e_i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I. , Permanent Waves GRAND OPENING si'EcIALl Bleach 'fouchUp �12A— Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday. July 31, 1975 Legal Notice PoIiicianlAP ithout A Party 0' - • 'My mother taught me if you can't say nothing good about someone, don't say nothing at all. I have nothing to say about the ability of Mr. Perez:' — Joey Vincent Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME NAME STATUTE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that we are NotIce Is hereby QVfl hut the euqaqed in butiflt'SS at 130 Maya undersigned. pursuant to the Circle. Sanford. Seminole Cy. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Florida under the lictitlOus name of US 09, Florida Statute, will regster SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and that we intend to recist r said and for Seminole County. Florida. name with the Clerk at the Circuit upon receipt of proof of the Court, SeminoIP County. Florida in of this notice, the tic butt accordance with the provision' liflous name. to wit: SPEED theFictitious Name Statute, To QUEEN FABRIC CAPE CENTER Wit Section 56509 Florida Statutes vnde ,.hich I im engaged n business at 105 East 1st Street. S James P Murphy Sanford, in the City of Sanford -0 Robert E HosfOrd Florida Publish: July 24 -31, Aug. 7, 14. 1975 That the party interested in said DEP 129 business Is as followS: HGRaines _____________________ Dated at Orlando. Grange County FICTITIOUS NAME Florida. June 30, 1975, Notice is hereby given that I am P'bIish July 10, 17, 21, II. 1975 engagec in busnrSS at 957 Hwy. 436, DEP SO Altamonte Springs 32101. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND name of ASSOCIATES AD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. VERTISING AGENCY, and that I FLORIDA. intend foregshef said name with the CIVIL NO. Y4- 2Q11-CA-"-5 Clef of the Circuit Court, Seminole THE LOMAS & NETTLETON1, County, Flor ida in accordance with COMPANY, the provisions of the Fictitious plaintiff. Sec tion va l Name Statutes, To Wit 09 Flor ida Statutes 19%? BRIAN BAMFORD, of at., S. Sawaya A Bestuere DefendantS Publish: July 21, 31, Aug 7, II, 1975 NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DEP 130 on the 15th day of August 1975. at 11 a m at the weSt front door of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Courthouse of Seminole County. at _________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• Sanford, Flor ida. the undersigned CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE clerk will offer for sate the following COUNTY, FLORIDA, described real property CIVIL NO. IS737CA9•E The South 40 feet of Lot 7 and the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP North 20 feet of Lot I. Block S. PALM TGAGE ASSOCIATION, TERRACE, according to the Plct Plaintiff. thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 1. Pages 57 and II. of the Public JOHN 1 APPLETON and MARY Records of Seminole County. ANN APPLETON, his wile. Florida, Defendants together with all Structures. im NOTICE OF SALE provements, fixtures, apiances, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and appurtenances on said lard or on the 12th day of August. 1975. at ised in conlunction therewith. front door f II 00 &m at the The aforesaid sale will be made the Courthouse of Sem inole County, At Sanford, Florida the undersigned pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered in Civil No. 71 Clerk will offer for sate the following 2011-CA 09-B now pending in thee described real property: Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Lot 10, less the ,outh 15 feet and 3), Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole South 43 feet of Lot 7). Block County. Florida SUBURBAN HOMES, SECTION 7. This sale shell be subject toe right -.'c(oraung VU TT'IV P" of redemption vested in the Unstei • Page 97. States of America by virtue of Tine recorded n Plat Bco S. Public RecordS Of Seminole County, 25 , Section 2411 U S C A. which right Florida must be exercised if at all, no later together with all structures, im than 120 days fvom the date of ths provements, fixtures, appliances, foreclosure sate and appurtenances on said land or (Seal) used in conjunction therewith. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr The aforesaid sate will be made Clerk of the Circuit Court dr rursuant to an Amended Final By' Lillian Jenkins Judgment entered in 001 No. iS Deputy Clerk 757 CA 09E now pending in the VAN DEN BERG, GAY Circuit Court of the Eight eenth ,. BURKE, P,A Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole the Plaintiff Attorneys C ounty. FI"rida. Poet Office Box 193 this 251h day of July, 1975 OAT ED Orlando. Florida 37102 (Seal) Publish! July 31. 1975 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr DEP- 111 C lerk of the Circuit Court y Lillian T Jenkins IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk EIOHTE'INTH JUDICIAL dR. VAN DEN BERG. GAY & CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE fl0P. P A. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Attorneys for the Plaintiff CIVIL NO. 75337.CA49.$ it Post Office Box 793 FREDERICK W BERENS. INC . a Orlando, Florida 3202 Delaware corporation, Publish - July 31. 1915 Plaintiff. 10 I nde penden t Makes It Work (1/11 i First ofa entirely different than he's business commu ni ty and the Mr. Churchill's picture down?' TwoPartScrlesl respect of labor and the I've had a picture on my wall / agreed with, "Ed Muskie will call me and Democratic party." By MURRAY OLDERMAN almost 25 years of Winston SAN FRANCISCO - After say, 'This isn 't the Democratic They took Longley's sub- Churchill, with an inscription ) only party, this is one individual.' sequeni study and "put iton the on it, ikr.'t quit!" six months "And I say to him, 'Well, why shelf, like all studies we have in office, the lion. James fl lip ran - as a complete in. Longley finds hicisell, as don't you speak upon It' If it's studies ad nauseum and the dependent. Longley had been a governor of the state of Maine, going to hurt the party, it's taxpayers pay for them." Democrat for 20 years and in a comprc..nising situation. t going to hurt you.' They don't He started speaking up worked for the Humphreyquite dare. This is where it's against the lassitude publicly Muskie ticket in 1968. He boggles his mind, !---Jim Longley, with a lean, been a tremendous eye-opener and everywhere he went they worked again for Muskie in the a world of corn- asked him. "Why don't you run 1972 primaries. But his own clipped, almost ascetic look, is for me for governor?" H e got eight survey commission experience thoroughly disillusioned with promise. "I can see compromise to a such questions alter a luncheon turned him off to both major politics. "Terrible" is his word. _______ "It's a world of cornS point, but I can't see corn- in Rocklin, Me., on April 10, parties. promise," he says in that tangy promise where you vote for my 1974. His five children - four in "I 'rassled' with it for almost college and one in law school Down East accent which bill and I'll vote for your bill _________ brcadens the "a" and slurs the and! know your bill Is wrong as two weeks," he says, "and the fanned out over sparsely night before filing, at dinner po pulat ed Maine to spread the hell." . Longley really got into with my family, I made the word, About $91,000 was spent "I can sit with the speaker of our house and the president of politics through compromise, decision I wasn't going to run, on the campaign. Longley our Senate and reach an He was an ultra successful But my son Jim gave me a book personally still owes $12,000, agreement, and they walk insurance man when he was for my birthday which said, And in one of the amazing outside the door and the appointed to the Maine 'Life is not a series of upsets of modern American ' Management and Cost Survey pragmatic considerations. You political history, Ixinglev polleLi 5peaker will say sornethmi GOV. JAMES B. 1A)NGLEV cowmission because "the either do or you don't do, based 4U per cent of the vote to beat governor was a Democrat and on conviction, not rationalizing both the Democratic and the legislature was Republican on what you want to do.' "I think we did what Roger against was: 'Don't waste your Republican candidates and 1. " STRE 'S :1 and they couldn't agree on "And one of the other Lcome the first bona lide in. Bannister did," he reviews, vote - an intiependent can't anyone Wt me - I had the youngsters said to me, 'If you dependent to win a state house "We broke the barrier. The win. You've got to be a member respect of the Republican don't run, are you going to take since 1937. greatest single campaign I ran of the party to win," - - \- - ' TICKET A NCY • Hollowing An Empty Shell? CE0C.IC?t M 6414 h, 11?IE G=1 10 213 N. IIDCIW33D V • CMTC11A iJ1G2 N. US *l.CGCCA 63S6S96 It 9S3 - - I -- - - 10 YEARS AT SAME LOCATION 11.92 AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER Paul, Ma na ger AND THE SANFORD FAIRWAY MARKET NOW GIVE THE IIERAI.DSER VICES People have always had a way of piling up mythology around the United Nations. The old original myths range from one extreme — for instance, that the UN is nothing more than a futile talking-shop — to for Insta nce that It another ought to be able to save the world from wars and all other woes, so why doesn't it? For short, these may be termed, respectively, the UN-is-Dead and the UN-Is-God myths. Henry Kissinger's speech in Milwaukee recently falls into neither of these categories. The American Secretary of State was voicing a fairly widespread irritation in Western countries wi th the appar en t belief, among some UN members, that numbers equals per'suasiveneu; and with the connected willingness, among such countries, to try to silence one or two nations which do not accept the majority view, Kissinger's heavily dropped hint that the United States might withdraw its financial help from the UN — and perhaps even withdraw its Above all, the majority risks spoiling its own chances by pushing its campaigns against such states as South Africa and Israel to the point of trying to exclude them from assembly debates. — TOP VALUE STAMPS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH POMPANO • TROUT LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS • CLAMS & OYSTERS RED SNAPPER • FLOUNDER SPECIALS OF THE WEEK (GOOD AT SEAFARE SEAFOODS AND SANFORD FAIRWAY MARKET FRESH ... .............39' lb. WEST COAST FRESH CATFISH ...............................9' lb. MULLET SMALL '1.49 lb. 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It could have happened 20 years ago, when UN membership was only half of the present figure. Second, it didn't happen then; and it doesn't happen now. National ---------- dEC gUt[lU1IVIlI W doing many weird and worrisome things, but one thing "The House That Grows"I What Is Ito) i /o. - I HERE'SIsOW IT WORKS - Ycu. PvrOIat.. l' ttori time It has 2 be*Ioms,a bath. ktchieidrn4ng rm £ Iving rMm e'i ttti li'.,q levef. The upper *yei is u.,waw AS TO W famUws,ysv simply carn$ef.?wp.rIrnlbyadde,, beirsemi. a library. G.vi. bamr.,.,t.. w5ialever y.v wssh. hewiy.v Toy with, whe.ver v.0 whIt . - BUILD ON YOUR LOT OR OURS Geneva Paola . Deltona DeBary. Sanford ,. MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONAL HOMES THAN HOMES IN THE WORLD L1 J r ANY - -- Auto I FINANCING cQ I 1% F LESS ___ SHOP AROUND THEN COMPARE THESE PAYMENTS CALL 322.1611 ASX FOR RALPH PEZOLD MICKEY HICKSON, OR LESSIE PAULINE INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT - - 811%. 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I have not hi ng to say about Perez says but "I'll be happy the ability of Mr. Perez." when I can do miiy talking with 1"non that point on, Perez thy hands Tuesday.'' t . I Slates Aug. 30 who form the UN -------------- 0 Charges $406.77 508.67 590.03 671.31 752,73 $13.19 Total of •__.,_---- -. A - 36 Payments Payments Save - - * $2,466.00 3,0$2.6A 3,575.88 4,069.08 4,562.28 $ 68.50 85.63 99.33 113.03 126,73 4,932.36 137,01 S 90.00 112.32 130.32 148.32 166.32 179.64 PERCENTAGE RATE of 12.77 % The above example is based on the first payment due 30 days from the day t he FINANCE CHARGES begin. pa'm.nts or rates, and wutk the cost of adv.rtsing if they wiry not A SAVINGS TO YOU WHEN BASED ON THE RATE NORMALLY CHARGED BY DEALER, AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 14.54 A We reserve the right to decline a Joan request, Our decisions are bawd mainly on suffic:ent dc.*n payment and acceptable cred it, - I I I I I I I 'ar up ALSO OTPI(R SIZIS I DISCOUNT TO DLAURS SCHOOLS etc MAST(RCHARG( BSPIKAM(PICAMD SHiPMFNT Of BUS OR U PS I wqrmi FOR CATALOG OR SU Al l GNUP4WM CCIMtCfl*fl D,rwanOf GRENWAY NURSERY I I 340 Wymoro Road P.O. BOX 1147 I WINTER PARK. FLA. 32189J - Seminole County. Florida, t ogether with all structures, impr ovements, fixtur es , aputiances. AM 4ppurtenances on said land or used In conjunction therew ith The aforesa id sale will be made pursuant to a Sv.'nmary Final .tvclamnent entered in Civil Pi 7% 707 CA 09-B now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. This sale shall be,ubI,cttoafight of redemption vetted In the United Rates of America by virtue of Title ii, Section 2110 U S.C.A. which right must be exartied if of all, no lifer tnan 170 days from the date of this foreclosure tilt DATED Ih 79th JayoI July 1975(Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Cte,¼ of the Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins 0tP'tV Clerk VAN DCII BERG. GAY & BURKE, P A Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 193 Orlando, Florida 37507 Publish , July 31. flf:p ten .- •11 iV%t f.N.U&l, IL.. I.a....0 k.aê ?..I. 5.'Z...Ll.. all I1V Ild3H I LIVtVJI ,lUI.,l',. LItP.UJ'J3 1211 I shouldn't be looking back," the slender, blond 27-year-old said, then smiled. "But it was, as Frank Sina tra said, a very good year. I have it. It's behind me.No one can ever take It away frcm me," Miller, who teed off today as the defending cha mpion in the $250,000 Westchester Classic, started this season in the same way that he do minat ed the game last year. lie won three of his first four starts, setting records in a couple of them a nd shooting rounds of 61 in the f irst two, at my age, ____ _ -_----- r,,, .-. (,ull Is a game of inches, and an Inch may mean th e difference be tween a smile or a frown. Margaret Bolts of Sanford, above, twists her face into something in between Wednesday on a '.. .. tL.._ yCIU, tiC 3 - '" '.'' - —,'- 'Red Monster'Slain ; Darcy Giant-Killer ;,_., _,V V - ~.. F ' - 41P '-i' -. - 01 g' d - me ' I - .. . ' bank, who coa ched Nama th for nine years wi th the Jets. "Sonfly was show business conscious. He played up Joe as a playboy. lie's not that way at all," sa id Iselin, "lie is actual ly a very quiet and timid guy," Johnny Bench had three hits and two RB!. John Falcone, 7.7, was the loser. Pirat es 8, PhIls I It was "babushka nigh t" in Pittsburgh and the Pir a tes celebrat ed by beating Philadelphia for the first time in their last 10 meetings. Manny Sangu illen collect ed five hits, including a two-run homer, and Jerry Reuss, 12..6, scattered nine hi ts. Dodgers 8, Braves 2 Ron Cey singl ed in a run in the six th to break a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - I - ' - - - - - "4-': - - i .... - _----ii' - - . , - - -, 111111111 - The game was notreally in doubtbutthere was a major league record at stake when Pat Darcy took the mound in the nL, th inning for Cincinnati. "I could he ar the crowd pulling for me in the nin th," said the 25-year-old righ t-hander. "I was just ho ping Sparky would leave me in. I really wanted it." He got it, just barely, beating San Francisco 6I Wednesday night to become the first Cincinna ti nitrher to finish what i-un cthrtj'ei cinc'. .il,nn II tin nnl Inc ,tnIAI,bC tr,'irs,,.1 , up vi ....I, r..... iui 1JU4 U1J1,l'IU '"b'"-" The Reds' pitching staff had gone through a unear ned runs in the eigh th. record 45 straight games without a complete one. Cards 5, Mets 2 It was getting embarrassing. John Curtis, 7.8, gave up four hi ts in the first "It was becomi ng a mo ns ter," said Cincinnati inning and only five the rest of th e way en route Manager Sparky Anderson. "I'm gla d it's over to his four th complete game of the year. wi th." Astros 8, Padres 4 -........ L'I,,.'knr' 5 svauui&ui I I.øuv, ristuwgii iiUUWfl Ufl)UflL Out (AC big DM5 to beat Mn rocked Philadelphia 8-1, Los Angeles ripped Diego, Jose Cruz and pitcher Jose Sosa cracked Atlanta 8-1, St. Louis beat New York 5-2, Houston three-run homers and Doug Rader added a twodefeated San Diego 8-4 and Montreal down ed run shot. Sosi's hit came in his First major Chicago 6-1. league at-bat. Darcy, 7-5, finished wi th an eight-hitter and his Expos 6, Cubs I first co mplete game in the majors. Tony Pere z Steve Rogers, 8-7, pitched an eight-hitter and drove in three runs wi th a triple and single and singled home a run to beat Ray Burns, 8-8. r '" '-' HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) ta nned and dapper with a Super "The greatest sports attraction Bowl champion's ri ng gussince Babe Ru th," said Phil tening from one of his fingers, Iselin, presi de nt of the New agreed. "You know, I've had so me con ta ct wi th the World York Jets, "Tremendous charisma—has Football League," he said, way of rettin 1 pcopc, kids 'They wcre really disappointed and women as well as fans," when Joe turned down a $4 mil46. added Weeb Ewbank. lion offer. "No doubt about it—he's got a "They were sure If Joe way of making things happen, a jumped to the WFL he would big plus for the National trigger an avalanc he of NFL Football Lea gue," commented players who had played out hank Stram, form er coach of t he ir options. They sa id every t ime Joe was on TV wi th the the Kansas City Chiefs. Je ts you could count on 10 mue subject: Joe Nama Th th. Namaiii had just signed a lion ad di tional viewers." Stram said the value of Narntwo-year $900,000 contract ' Wednesday with the Jct at ath's natural charm could not Hofstra University, w he re the be discounted . "I can remember the All-Star team is in training. The - cameras had stopped game in 1971," he said. "I had whirring, newsmen had scat- my wife and kids along. My tered, a few herdles lounged da ughter, who was 11 then, was around Weeb Ewbank Hall, the dying for Joe's autogra ph so Jets headquarters, mulling she queued up and got it. "Joe had no Idea who she over the obvious question: Can a gimpy-legged quarter ba ck of was, but he was so nice and pleasant she came away corn32 be worth all that money? pletely in a trance. Too mny -Well, I'll tell you," said Iselin, "we're already a se llout for people have given him the the 1975 season and have a long Br oa dway Joe image. lie's not waiting list. You can give Joe a that way at all." "Sonny Werblin was responlot of c redit icr that." Stram, a surprise visitor, sible for that," interjected Ew- U ptight? By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Frank Robinson was uptight At least, that's the way it ap- said Robi nson. breaking double in the sixth inabout John Ellis, or vice-versa. peared; but Robison cri ticized Now it seems Ellis agrees ning drove in the winning run Frank Robinson asked what Mere weeks ago the Cleveland gat he red newsmen for listening wi th that philosophy, al th ough for New York. seemed to be an ironic ques- Indians manager had be nched wi th one ear Wednesday night w hen asked If the ha tche t had A's I, Rangers 0 tion: "What's everyone so up. the big catcher and said that after Ellis' two-run eighth-in- been blaried w I th the manager, Bert Campanerls hit his Ellis might never again wear ning home run had bea ten the he sa id "I'd ra tight a bo ut John Ellis for?" ther not ta lk fourth home run of the season— Th e feeli ng had been that the Cle ve la nd co l ors. Bal ti more Orioles, 3-1. a bout It. I'd rathe r just stay the 28th surrende red by Fergu"When a story is carried away from It." son Jenkins—and three somew he re else, you guys nev,Angels 5, White Sex 4 "___""W_ Oakland pitchers combined for er get the full quote. The full John Doherty's bases-loaded a livehitter. quote was: 'He'll never be my nin th-Inning single capped the Brewers 6, Red Sax 2 regular catcher and he'll never three-run rally that Lif ted CallSixto Lezcano's three-run play for me again if he doesn't f or nia past Chicago and gave homer in the eighth Inning was come and tell me he's going to Nolan Ryan his second con- the telli ng blow in Milwaukee's play the Jame the way I want it secu tive victory after eight tr iumph over Boston. played—for the good of the straight losses. Royals 6, T'Rfns 4 team.' Yankees 2, Tigers 1 Freddie Patek collect ed four "No player Is bigger than the Rudy May held Detroit to hi ts and drove in three runs to a "4 team. It's as simple as th at," three hits and Roy White's lie- lead Kansas City to victory. I___,_Il_ lost his lead in the money-winning race. The spotlight has shifted from him to Nicklaus to Tom Wa tson to Ha le Irwin to Tom Weiskopf. "In a way," Miller said before his Stiett on the 6,614-yard, par-fl Westchester Country Club course in suburban New York, "it was a lot like this Last year. I didn't play that much and I didn't play all that well during the muner. "The only di fference is that last year every time I got In pos ition to win, I won. This time haven't done It. I've let some get away." Namath Signs Pact Mayfair Country Club green, The inches went against her, and was standing by to ca pture It on film. Herald Photographer Gordon W illiamson Robinson And Ellis: Why . recsrd.d in Plat Boc.k IS, Page 100. Public lecords of Seminole Cou nty, Florida Together with thd following eoulpmentI WhirIpoot Range. Model RWE 300 A I F a%n Hood. Model 2M 7 Electri Heat Heaters, Model 24 ER 50 1 Electra Ceiling Heater. Model 1100 1 Century Hot Water Heater, Model SRT$ I2DV at public $ale, to the highest and best b1der for cash. at the weSt front docr Of the Seminole County Crtp,1 in Sanford. Florida at It - 00 A M on the 11th day of AugLI, 1975 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecilia V Ekern Deputy Clerk SMITH,HULSEY, SCHWALBE, SPRAKER & NICHOLS Attorneys for Plaintiff 500 Barnett Bank Building JacsonvIIle, Florida 37707 !t.0th' July 31, 1935 DE P 176 .n...l uiu "I'm sure, -- Sea!) ,-. THE AGONY OF IT ALL HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) — "It was," sa id But he hasn't won since then, since the first Johnny Miller wi th a pleased but ra ther wistful week in February. He's come close—eecond by a quality to his voice, "a very good year." shot in the Masters, one shot out of a playoff in Millerwas referring to his banner season of t he Britis h Open, second in the Philadelphia 1974 in which he won eight American titles a nd a Classic. But he hasn't won. i I'wvv -u w p-,e I -. .. '. rv. ._.__ 0 Westchester Opens - U I Semi no le Commu ni ty College will cond uct a Country Coach Roy Benson and Dana Fluegel of multi-sport clinic Aug. 30 for coaches and "Athletic Addict" will be present. a th letes. The clinic will include cross country, Fluegel, a former distance runner at Florida , tennis imd baseball, will present a display on proper footwear for the "We'll have instruction and discussion with dista nce runner. "Athletic Addict" is an Orlando coaches, and we'll get the kids involved too," shop that specializes In equipment for tennis and said SCC Track Coa ch Terry Long. "It will track and field. almost be a school, almost a workshop, and In addition to the discussion be tween coaches almost a clinic, and athletes, there wil l be age-group distance "We th ink it will be a great thing. We're races. really getting fired up about It." Larry Castle, SCC's new men's track coach, Long said the multi-sport clinic involving and Jack Pantelias, SCC baseball coach, will coaches as well as athletes may be the onl y one head clinics in baseball and tennis, of its kind in Florida. Castle will conduct the tennis segment Long sa id that Jimmy Carnes, head track SCC's new li ghted tennis courts. He will give coach at the University of Flo rida and a U.S. instruction and wi ll organize a tournamcnt. coach for the 1976 Olympics, will attend the SCC tennis players will assist Castle. clinic, It Is possible that several nationallyPantelias will give instruction in every phase known athletes also may attend. of baseball. His will be cl oser to a true working Largo 111gb School Cross Country Coach cl inic. Brent Haley and Nick Gailley, cha irman of the "This is for the entire Seminole County area," Florida High School Cross Country Coaches' Long said. "We hope to draw coaches, athletes. Association and head track coach and a thletic fat he rs, mot he rs, anybody.' director at Titusville Astronaut High School, will Long said at least 100 participants in the cross at tend , cou ntry phase alone have shown an Immediate In addition, University of Florida Cross interest In the clinic. - I Ii. muitim.b .port Litnic — _____ Constituting an ANNUAL The "third world" governm ents — -- Finance fective. for -. We would not quite FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK DOWNTOWN SCC IA miaJorit)' are in danger of ignoring this. The assembly, the UN organ in which they are strongest, is primarily an exhortatory body. So It should do is to line up in they do not wholly Irrational voting pat- be their first concern to win respect for its exhortations. terns. Today, the balance of voting They cannot achieve this by strengths between groups in th e pumping out a flood of wordy resolutions, embodying asembly corresponds much demands of which go far beyond to the balance more closely what is acceptable to the populations In the world than It did in the UN's first years, minority of member states a when the Latin Americans, with minority without whose coless than a tenth of the world's operation there can be no ef- DEP % 78 of translation population, possessed 40 per fective H & S CONSTRUCTION. INC. a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Florida corporation, of al. th resolutions Into rea li ty, e tru cent of the votes. But th SEMINOLE COUNTY Defendants The more the resolutions FOR bednd the new myth is the FLORIDA NOTICE OF SALE obvious fact that two-thirds of depart from reality, the less CASE NO. ;).1421.CA.O9E NOTICE I5 HER EBY GIVEN that humanity live In the' relatively respect they — and the VERA T. PARKER on the 70Th day of August. 1975, at P laintiff 11 - 00 A M at the West Front door of command, poor "third world" countries, assembly thi Courthouse of Seminole County, Above all, the majority risks DONALD 0 Their governments can and do and at Sanford. FlorIds the undersigned KELLER often combine to carry spoiling its own chances by SHIPLEY A KELLER, hiS wife Clerk will offer for sale the following Defendants described real property resolutions calling for economic pushing its campaigns against NOTICE OF SUIT Lots 61 through 65. inclusive. concessions from the minority such states as South Africa and TO' DONALD 0 KELLER and Wi,nor Manor. Lonqwoc1, Semnote Israel to the point of trying to of richer peoples. The reason SHIRLEY A KELLER. his County, Florida according to Pie' wife thereof as recorded in Plat Book II the general assembly does not exclude them from assembly YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Page 94 of the Public R ecords of work now, from the minority's debates. No majori ty in the oat a Complaint to Foreclose a Seminole County, Florida; nointof view . Is that resolutions assembly. however big. can h , .. 'i Win t...i AA _:':_:i: no OUIV, re re'qu'rutJ to Serve copy i.ongwo. Seminole y County. keep on oeing put uirougn oy a wnouy strip a country of 113 LJf Of your written defenses, if any, to Florida, according to plat thereof as combination representing not membership; the security DEPIO P. DIKEOU, of the law firm recorded In PIe? Book 24 of io per cent of the world's council has to propose that, and Of Baldwin & Dlkeou, 500 E High the Public Records 17of Paga Seminole the American and other way ,06. Suite 20, Casselberry, County. Florida; population but, sometimes, Western vetoes In the council Florida 37707, Attorneys for the together with all structures, im more like 70 per cent. Plaintiff, and to file the original with prOvements. fixtures, appliances, Many of these resolutions are will prevent It happening to ttue Clerk of the above styled Court and appurtenances on said land or on or before AuguSt 79th. 1975, used in conjunction therewith quite unrealistic, as well as Israel. The aforesaid sale will be made But a conference of 40 otherwise judgment may be on being so verbose and numerous I"ed against you for the relief pursuant to a Summary FiflCt that they make very little mark Moslem states said last week demanded in the Complaint. Judgment entered in Civil P40 75 WllNES5myhandandtheseaIof 437 CA B now pending r the on the public mind, But, that they would try to have however deep the assembly Israel excluded from this said Court on the 79th day of July, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 1975 Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole plunges Into vain verbosity, it is autumn's assembly debates. (Seal) County, Florida Arthur H - Beckwith, Jr DAT ED this 29th day of July, 1975. still performing a task that was This sort of . posturing is Clerk of the Circuit Court (Seal) originally assigned to it by the Kissinger's proper target. By. Martha 1. V'hlen Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Many people who are in three great allied powers of the DtPutv Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court time, America, Britain and sympathy with some of the DENO r. DIKEOU By Lillian Jenkins Baldwin & Dikeou Clerk Dinuty claims the black Africans of Russia, when they agreed In 500 E Highway 436. ROBERT F HIGGINS 194-4 that the UN structure and the Palestinians are Suite 70 VAN DEN BERG, GAY should include a forum in which nevertheless unwilling to see Casseiberry. Florida 37707 & BURKE. PA. Attorneys f or the Plaintiff the majority ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF every member state, no matter assembly Post Office Box 79, July Ji, Aug 7 , II, 21, how small or poor, could have acquiring a silencing power. Publish' DEP tie Orla ndo, Florida 32502 even a temporary one. its say. Publish July 31, 1975 DEP -117 The great powers n9turally IN TH i — — — - — — CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR took care to see that they SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. retained control over essenCIVIL NO, 7$701.CA41.9 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1124-CA.h5 Itals; and of course they still do. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. DIVISION: 0 Assembly resolutions arc only 1 6" SQ. x 4" HIGH FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. recommendations. Each of the FIRES TO PORCELAIN poration org4rulled and existing five veto-wielding security . CONE 6 RANDALL EDMOND JACKSON, , under thp liw of the United Stat es , council members can block any at. 2" Blank Ring and 4'1' Plaintiff, -vi' Defesdants imposition of UN military or I Element Sections Available U NOTICE OF SALE IRA STANLEY, JR it ox, it al, economic sanctions, the adPlugs Into Any 115 Volt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Defendants mission or expulsion of any on the 15th day of August 1975. at 11 House Outlet. Only NOTICE OF SALE 1 a m. at the weSt front door of the Notice is hereby given that. member sta te, the amendment 1 12 Amps, 1360 Watts • Courthouse • of Seminole C. at Pu'u'' to an order or a final of the charter, or the tip2300 DEGREE HIGH-FIRE Sanford, Flor ida, the undersigned judgment of foreclosure ent ered In polntment of a new SeCl'et.ar)' IDEAL HOME HOBBY KILN Clerk will offer for Sale the following the above caplloned action I will described real property sell the property situated in gene ra l. As major contributors EXCELLENT FOR SHOP Lot 410 FOREST BROOK, FIFTH Seminole Count y, Florida, described TEST FIRING, GOLD. to the UN's funds, these po wers SECTION, according to the Plat as: n,_. ntcn winid n kind of financial I uSTER. OFCALS AND .. .LOT -.4, GRANADA ii, , 000R IF, (jI4APIADA SOUTH. ac c.uces Th and 77. Public R ec ords of cording to the Plat therp • PORCELAIN JEWELRY At OLD TIME RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS Total Cost of Vito, although they need to ict jointly to make It fully ef- I OTHER _________ rect Auto if , - Di ______________________________________________________ — • % • VA • CONVENTIONAL FHA MODELS OPEN SOON KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. SPOM Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 31, 1975—lB - 'I'll be happy when I can do my talking with my hands Tuesday.' Victor Perez II1INl-I(ILrJ . Smart People ORLANDO — The official countdown to the Aug. 5 showdown be twee n Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez and Orla ndo's Joe) , Vincent sta rt ed Wednesday at Malcom's ,11 Hungry Bear Restaurant, A press conference was called by l ocal matchmaker Bruce Trampler, and the entire Central Florida news mledia tur ned out to interview the fighters, Jim hayes of the Orlando - Sports Sta dium sat be tween Perez and Vincent as the pa ir faced the 'IV t-allieras aatl TRrrVJI ----------- SEAFARE-SEAFOODS MAITLAND-641-W9. Elton I .-- -------- owns By LOUIS SAI'SLS Herald Boxing Writer west Majority Destroying Its Base U.N. Countdown Begins For Tuesday Battle - '' ..' '" - - '" •" ., , ,,_,,,,,, ' u,v , - -' - - -' -. 11 ' - -' _______ ' _ ___ "—•-- Ron Cey blasts key hit. _______ - SF""'1S IN BRIEF Waltrip Replaces Allison On Dl Gard Racing Team DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Darrell Waltrip, who has finished among the top five finishers in half of his 16 Grand Na tional races this year, has been h ired as the new dr iv er for Di-Gard Racing. The 28-year-old driver, winner of $62,665 so far this year on the National Awiciation for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) circuit, will be based in Day tona Beach the remainder of the season that ends Nov. He replaces Dominic Allison as driver of Di'Gard's Chevrolet. Allison quit IN-Gard and returned to Hueytown, Ala,, earlier this mon th . NFL Donates $25,000 111111111111111 Daytona Netter Wins - NEW YORK (All) — National Foot ball League Charities has au thorized a grant of $25, 000 to the Troubled ('bildrens' Foundat,ion of Hialeah. Fitt_ it was nu )Ul)i.'C'd i,ere ti .L ', Li) :ht Ufl. Th e foundation administe rs a fund used to aid emotionally distur bed children from throughout United States and Is associated with the 1ontanari Clinical School and Residential Treatment Cen te r In Hialeah. CHARLESTON, W.Va. I AP) — Eight girls - oeven of then seeded remained for today's quarterfinals of the National Giris If) Te-nir Tourriament. — Defe nd ing c ha mpi on and topseeded Zenda Liess of Dayto na Beach, Fla., won easily Wednesday over Stacy Margolin of Be verly Hills, Calif., 6-1, 6-1. No. 3 seed Mareen Loule of San Francisco defeated unseeded Kelley Kruk of Charleston, 7-6, 6-3. — Small Continues Surge LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — TIm Small continued to dominate the senior men's speed division of the 1975 U.S. Amateur Roller Skati ng champkxisIiJp here Wednesda). flight. The 18-year-old Fort Lauderdale, Fla. reside nt cracked a record In the 880-'ard event at 1:.7. lie also set a record In the 44G-'arJ speed event, Dolphins Drop Funchess h11l (API— The Miami Do l ph ins cut their tr aining camp roster to 67 players Wednesday by releasing eight year National Football League veteran Torn Funchess. Funchess, a 6-foot-5, 271) pound offensive tackle, was pi cked up by the Dol ph ins as a free agent last year af'r injuries deplet ed the offensive line of the duo. He started th ree games before being ±wed by an Injury. I �.. .- - . -. - - ---. - - - :-- -- - .- -- - it_.._.! . 26-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 31, 1975 Legal Legal Notice — Jason lAngle (11-12) was fourth in the 200 IN and 100 back. Pat Stenstrom (10 and under) was Fourth In the 50 free and sixth In the so butterfly. Mike Smi th (senior) W55 fif th In the 100 free and sixth in the 200 butterfly. thc2001M 1:16.12 in the 100breastroke, 1:09.95 in the 100 iI;ckstroke and 58.36 in the 100 free. relay team of Matt Smith, Karl Smith, Jason lingle and Ne%ille finished first. The same Almda Lingte, who swims in the 10 and under age group, was the only other SSA in. dividual first-place finisher. She won the 50yard br*astrokefn 40.92 and captured second in team, with Art Woodruff replacing a captured second in the 200 medley relay. The 13.14 year old boys' 200 medley relay team of Pat Reno, Kurt Smith, K'vir. Smi th and the 200 [M and sixth in thie 50 free. ,anie team, John Smith was fourth, and the , I BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker N ev*ill eCa ptu res S ix W i ns Rubrt Nevi lle of the Sanford Swim Association competed against swimmers from 21 clubs last weekend In Gainesville and caplured six first places. The 12- 'ear..old's winningtimes In the 50 free. 1' 10 in the 'Xbutterfl Notice For Sa nfo rd wi th Louis Kelly replacing Kevin Smi th, was fourth In the 200 freestyle relay. The men's 400-yard senior medley relay team of Mike Smi th, Kevin Smi th, Tom Lake and Chuck Fraser took sixth. At the Novice M ee t held on Friday, B Times Kurt Smi th (13-14) 100 fly, 1:15.61; Karl Smith (11-12) A) free, 33.18; Kenny Smith (15-18) 100 back, 1:12.41; Greg Smi th (13-14) 100 free, 1:05i4. O thers who placed were Matt Smi th (11.12) the 25 fly and 25 back, also placed third in the 25 breast; Louis Kelly (13-14) the 100 back and second in the 50 free and third in 50 fly, Art Woodruff (11-12) second in the 50 back and fifth in the 50 fly, Kevin Smith (13-14) third in the 100 placed second in the 100 back; Tom Lake (15. 18) the 100 back, also sixth In the 100 breast; Kevin Smith (15-18) the back and Dale Johnson 15-18) the ICO breast, fly and fourth In the 100 back and 100 free, Pat Reno (13-14) third in the 100 free, fourth In the 100 fly; John Smith (13-14) third In the 100 breast, fif th in the 100 fly, and Jeff lUsner (10 I First place winners in the Novice Meet were and up) sixth in the 50 back. NOTICE CF INTIIINTTO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA SEMINOLE NOTICE 11C.1; the undersigned, desiring to engage in at: the Marriage of in business undtr the I ictitiovs name VIVIAP4tYNN WAITERS, PctitionCt. of sgMluoLE FRAME AND TRIM COMPANY at Lemon Street Ex. at,j Florida, nttndS to KEITH JOSEPH WAITERS, tension,San Respondent r,oister the said name with IhC NOTICE OF ACTION it court ° KEITH jOPH WAITERS inole county, Florida, DATED this 2nd day O July. AD. wtose place of riiIdnCe Is UflkflOwfl You will please take notice that i,s. there has been I Iled and is pending in S- R, M Wilkins. Sr. the Circuit court in And tar Seminole S: William V, Owens County, Florida, an action brought Publish: July 10. 11. 24. 31, 19YS by VIVIAN LYNN WATTEkS 4) nEP-57 d i ssolut ion of the Seek lnQ marriage of said VIVIAN LYNN NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CW FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HCRCI3Y iVCU that ai; £ TJTLEc' TO ONE The appointment, announced lisbury, - SId. N .,F.W YORK (AP) - Will Riordan said Stan Malless, mentator, made disparaging dan said. - Ile said If he had his said Trabert. "I think I can If Jinun)' Connors ever play for at a news conference in New York, was an effort to calm the president of the USTA, went remarks about Connors during way he'd suspend him, lie went we can sit down." the U.S. Davis Cup team? -- 'The list as endless,' said then, in Las Vegas during on tpla) for Ton) Trabert, et nuliating earl) round defeats Despite Riordan's dire pre- lishment and Peck s Had Boy ~ , ---- - me they don't want Connors." "The USTA came to us four pion in the 1950s and now a "I'd like to talk to Jimmy help the squad In the final In "lie went into a long ha. Riordan said Connors' objec- rangue about how Connors was personally and tell him what 1 1973, a 5-0 rout by Australia. in or five months ago sa)ing they teaching professional California, was named captain wanted to talk, to try to bring tions to Trabert were personal of the team Wednesday by the all the sides together," said and philosophical. He said IraRiordan from his office in Sn. bert a teaching professional U.S. Tennis Association. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO LEE E. RUSE P R No S. Box Wh Ite E!yes ' Steelers ~ , Jr White, who the College All-Stars are counting on Friday night. "He is 6-4 and weIghs 248 pounds, runs a 4.6 ___________________ -- - __ 4 - -____ - I . - ___ . __ 111~ -z._ - .. - ..1.I .1.-, ... ,. forty, bench presses 450 pounds and is as quick ABC-TV. The game will not be shown in Chicago as anything," said Gil Brandt, in charge of because it was riot sold out 72 hours in advance. player develo ment for the Dallas Cowboys. Some 31 ,000 tickets have been sold and another The Cowboys traded quarterback Craig 10,000 given to the Armed Forces, said Bob Morton for the New York Giants' first-round Cochran, dimtnr of iwoMeasting for the college pick to get White, the second player National Football League. That leaves 14,WO tabbed in th,is year's draft. seats available in the 55,W0 seat stadium, he Ile'll be used at end and as a linebacker for the said. ., - p . . _.- _* 13 a -I%w L it - ~11: --- , e s ressure ira Reg. 47.99. Sale 35.99. This'-11" Triple Action Drill IS double insulated and has ball beari ng construction. It works asa wood chisel. avariable spw reversible drill and a masonry impact hammer. Strong 3.2 amp burnout protected motor delivers 0-800 rpm or 36,000 impacts per minute. JACKSONVILLE (AP) —On the verge of his 12th . pm ball Loeague's Jacksonville Exfessional season, quarterback press says he's more nervous M M EBOARD e____- - ! . - No. Major I Court Seminole County Florida and 110 E Commercial St. Sanford. Florida 37771 Publish ~ July 17, 24. 31, Aug 7, 1915 DEP-91 . -.--.-',--.. -- -- Leaders American League East W I. Pct. 05 I NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (ISO it bats)Chi, 351; Sanguilies-t, 61 17 .592 T,Simmons, Pgh. .311; StL. Si 19 .515 S iii; D.Parter. Pgh. .3n; Moe52 SI .305 gan, Cm, 371 — Boston Baltimore C7, a .- -. New York .- Nn. 4139 - -. Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit I" - - I `/~ , i .Mlil* .N 4" \ , % % F .- . ' . Chicago Texas Save 15 circular saw with a 2.1 HP motor. Van-Torque clutch helps stop kickbacks. Has sawdust .. ejec!or. remote control tlade guard lift. blade exposure control and ball bearing construction. Includes blade, rip guide and w,ench. _R "~_11_I,,...i.,l1"""` 5200 'P ..,.,, 50 SI .190 15 T.Simmon,, StL. 69 ii 57 1S II'-i HITS-CASh, Phi, Ill; - D.Parker. Mtn, 0; ,. at Minnesota (Hughes 1-91 26; Kinigman. NY. 72; Slargell, Detroit (Bar@ 613 and Pgh, 20; l3trich. Cin. "; Lemancryk 02) at Boston (Lee Schmidt, Phi, It. STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Only oa'ncs schcduit'ti Cm 13 Rrock SIL 42 Lc.pes Friday's Games ave U 0 ________ Rig 3999 Sal* 29.99. This variable speed r heavy-duty sabre saw features a 2-5 HP motur arid has control cutting speeds of 0 to 3500 strokes per minute. Speed- L c lets you preset to any speed desired Has double :nsl!lated housing, and includes a tilting foot and I . . - Pittsbur PPiilphla0 YOrk New Decisions)PITCHING (10 Sti 92 515 1,42 GuIle Cm 93 730 709 tefusco SF 10 4 714 7 77 liii llngham. Cm, P Jones SD 136 IF= = 7 -" 59 15 56 4'. 53 eS S2$ $7 S? SOO Atlanta Houston 4 ball by Eboni!e. Available In 10. 12, 14 or 16 lb, weight. In pearlized bronze or burgundy. 1z - I .'?PFIII F)i 011777 T _. . I .r lilt - RUNS 356 35531 n 75- " ~ R.Jacksoin. BATTED IN-Lyflfl, Bit. 71; LM.ey P Jackson. Oak. 73: Rice. 8% - Mill 67 Pittsburgh 1. Philadel0la I I Cincinnati I 6. San Francisco ' St Louis S. N(ew York I tiouVon C Son Di"o 4 H I 7 S.-Cafew. Min, 134; ; Washington, 04k, 172. MunSM, NY, 116; G.Breft, KC. I,#; McRae. KC, Ill DOURLFS-V.,Ra*. KC, ", _ynn, lisr, ~7~ R Jackson, OAk. Liq';~ 11'"'nuller, I 11 Io bowling ball in pearlized burg u ndy/black. Available in 10. 12. 14 or 16 lb. weight. (ii) v Reg. 19.1119. Sole, 15.14. Brunswick "Triple Crown" pearlized blue plastic bowling ball. Available in toil at Cincinnati (Kirby 1-4)- LeF'ort, Del, 6. G.Breft, KC. 1 Angeles (Oow,!ng 2.0) at FrWay's 04fnes St. LW . , &I Chicago at Mon:real 6; Rudl. Oak, 6. RUNS-R.Jackson, HOME - wn 911 At filil"jourgh (Rooker 7-4). (n) Son Dit" (Strom S-4 or Sale prices effedive through Sunday, Aug. 3. - (I . G.Scott. Mil. 2 Borift. NY, 21i Maybmifirry. KC. 21. Burrou"s, T,vx. 19. BASES-Rlv*rs, STOLEN —F John Unit.aswas athis peak and atMiamlwt'ienBobGrjesewas established "Whe n I went to San Fran- opportunity, even with John Bordi ther " he Id "I did 111, to the WFL title and was named the Same on Pr"tlo"##' most P0 valuable player In the World Bowl game ,,,iO wo....r , he',s one O W strongest boosters of the WFL. ,.,, Bo 32711 On 1171 ter caliber than the American Football League wai when It started and we aro playing 'r day of July, A D, 1975. Joy Stokes Clinclinnall at Las Angolliss M.Torrej, bat, 124. Francisco. ven. Min. 9s. ts), " I. 3-n - - _. ~ 0% t I il . ' I/ , _ -4 P IN- - -_--,, IRMA! %CRKINi3 IN 'I.1E '~_ - / V : --- first OMoon to win Ow Western in its 16 years at SPringlitidOpen tennis title. Isk'r*ky (aced Nial Brash of - .. ____ ' A QT! in tofla -I ) . _____ ' j ~_ . . ,------- — ,-' ' , ~ l 49" ). S ~~N ..'\ I I " . ,1. . 1,1 \ ANL 3 M.a4J.4,A5AlN. _________ L _J - r I •":j:3 - 1 E' \. 1 k •\ 4 " I GIVE UP K OF REAL EsrArE WE'RE ( THE.E S YOUR ANS WER \ I .I. I f I t-1..c' a - i..: -. '-" . 'I .j4l•' I' \ -"T - -1 a - l — .14 -s' .... 4 .\ i.--. \ ' ' " .j).1A"l•'~ jr , -kr:v. A" - 1 . , .. A I " / ~ I . - -. I. ISEK & MEE~ PEA JRE 'D by Howift, Schneider MY uJiF. WEARi - . , - ~ .316. '~ . ___, -.e Etj Irk`l --- _, - " 1 (_O "Cx.) RIbCJ.JL.ciJ1 'HATS '" 'i . -_ ! I., ( , ) I ~ .1 - 1 , ~ I/ q - - i ), r it (S~ e . 1'\ 9 .1~ 14, / 1, 00 7I . I - , Ti Aft YOU? .-. WHAr U MY /"- ( / ' TZ=N',NCU S43ULD I jt,il -r~4;= N F - -. I -=, :_'.-~ 'S '. 1'MA .i', r '=-= =--=---=-= - ____- _ ,-..-, -, - Sit , . N _; ' ?.31 -- - - I WY ..-•--_.. , -- "VI-1iiz "4r QN4AV 0 I C ri,, '4' - H "I -i\ I . '44 -a ~ by Frank Hill G-rREE-r. I Jacksonville, Flortd& 3nM - -_ I. k I ~_ IloustOn Attorneys for plaInIllf 0 YX ARE A v, ~.~D 'Al TH I . UULJ 1-3 ' SHORT RIB! z?***1I1JH0 (A l'. , ;-V, Aq111-, - ~-_ I _., - t - - -)-, i it " -J HKAVIMS I vilaRs im 1 I ,jj 1. 4 1 1 . 0 ~ .- . -) I a ~ ~,.,~A -_~ I I I0 y C ) ((.--~ I L 111111111 ) 11 5 i . - M - AUDIT DIVISION 7 ~~, - -, -_-_ I ~ W lit-1 1_ 1 =j:,~-~_ z - ~, - - .I!M,, ~ -~ r 1;i=--)j,-i!~i,iry-%-4- .1 I -;~ --I i j * , , i e .T 0 -I , - a-.- -"-'--r\ in _______________ *_ . - ~ !-~ " - .. 1 V A F it, ~ -f - \1 @95w0@19 "f " ' I t '4' I . _L~`,:. ~ .011,C1___,_.' . , - gHeVIERM&L LiLi _________ " -_ — "." L;brr . ____ . G05H'. 15 THAT 'IME KIWO CF 5EE IF w , l" '' -_ VHA \ 1 5.5 - SEE. ~ I 4AX-AN "" I ' "" ri?' ~z # -'.' CE~ I I COULD i3E-T ,'HATt%'. 09 ) " THEQ PARThERVp4P WIL CATA"AF,4 S. ,,j__.. C _iiim. 'i 31 P - I 1L L'IhM_- , 'ek" .low 01 — / — , '"_" , -1 OUT -_7\_.___ 0 LYfr ' I IF I WENT DOW SHORE A WAY5 AND by Al Vermeer _.~ , ~ I , / I ~ - I 1.. /1 - 2' ti 7-51 1 7 4- RiGHr. , I P10 50ME AND o -''-. . CAPTAIN EASY BACK FR04A — I WONDER HOW i , 'ALL.I P. FRIJ ' -- ARCHIE "... "A" Al ! - . •_fJ_4_ I ,JL) ef F&uM-" -6.- \1 __'__\ ( - - or '. ' , W.sHI4G'rr*.I, DC s. KIN YOU PIRECTME TO THE CITY Lim ITS 9 FACE !- ' - 4' - PAWfr! I. rwERE' 15 MC)F~E TO LIF:E THAN HAiR MY F= I W-_>T ,570P W1 I ' . W _,,_-, . .-' . HOF"It OF INE ___ •, ~HOW --FOC -ISH I WAS, Hi PING " ' I i F1' -=-.--,- - - - /"a#47 0211,06 At"? I 59mr _____. y ______ - S4)5.. V R15241W \ NOT PINMY- I '116 WAt,rr 70 W 61~4EA I J ,0 /7 --.. .. - c- A i I* A001 Ain1EIS GO, 0 'd ' 'T.- -. 't'".. I. Garry rutau - --- ' / --= 11~ S _...,..A4 7'4.' ••4 . -11 SCHWLBE -- ~-r 1~ , ~ ,,J • .~ - C,. ' .. TIPAcYJN17THCGLJNTRY' 7O'EE u rrLz LPME (&7 thereof 8S H-.-===== I il ____ by Dick Cavalli 41 . -- - by T K Rya n I%- ': :._-:I r'' .- I M 7HINKING OF TAKINO A 171 ' i \ c-id.jW ti,. s",' ' ,__f I 6 -A ~Z., - - --.-- - ____ - .'—.. .'-'. r I Meyers of Abilene, Tex., &2, r,~. ". V ' # 0 I S 7'31 ____ ( WELL,WHERE'S T)4E ONE MINE I> lr~ I DRCPPEC) 11 ~*' I . 010 ,.,. 7. 1 Electra Ceiling Heater. Model j _____ .. _____ -. ~ Public Records of SamiWe County, Florida. !Ogflhtr with the following SMI TH. ; W"W --.-. WINTHROP IF I i4R.) OPqATlOt4_ij__.) I ' -' '61 i .- ;~;, Chic Young 1 - a Roge r 8o11e,, /4f VS4YiVT PIE M . - - - BUSINESS IM A BIT , I. ~= R5T 4 &WANMI PE nny,Ei %ALLS VF- HONOR OF SFARCHI PESERT FOR VEE MIS504 TVM0ILr-WEr:f7S. 1. 1 . . - - •.c,.., 11 ' Lot 35. GRANADA SOUTH ac- 1 Century Hot Water FUNNY I ma tv seaW AW IS F ' Model SRT$ 17 Dv it Public sale. to highest end best bidder for cash, at the **%I front . - 11. .: .- . thifik tie is, in r3ongress?" LOSTI L1? . -'f- _____ ) ci1"t i • FEDERA L NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION a car plat I TUMBLE WE DS I II 7. I / . N ('~ Varney, Or the larne Shelf be void. Dated at Orlando, Florida. this crirdirig to the "Every time I vint Fre~bish he 1.,*_ - CANING RLX*4 '67 I ) CANT HEAR A' _,/ VA3RD SHEt3i /. *N 'AY INC- ., _- - A. i G . GAVE 'YOU K)NEY TO BUY TV/0 II CE<REAM CONES f I I residence and ! bvHei m da hi & Stoffei I ", - -.. ) . =_ ~_ ~-- ~_ _z:2Wr-... ~ -, VW_-Am1-- - .~_ -- --- ~V 7- 31 1 I .Rf /" - XMw7 /4)5 /7 PATMN6 I . - - - l , I-11' to A&MY-IT _440 - "? the above C&pllontd action. I will sell the property Situated in Sf minoIe county FIor ,da described r -c ..,,,, 1W 434ru,A"rAZ5 v%W 414W A45 i'\ ___________________ `\ ( EXCLlt~E ME." ) THEF%E'-; THE (~~ E ./ __ 1, . P :,~ - r 1( -_____________ ELMO, I ( I .. . C~ lir I Voo -, by .. c,LONDJE 0 '.. I _____________________ . . : j r ___ I LM4.)P'JTKATE. _____ I •J3 (Vo you have a question (or the Jacobys' Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. Th most in. leresting questions will be used in the column and writers will receive copies of JA COBY MODERN.) ,, 11, '-: - -.t L_.. duplicate a state thi place of '_ -- ~~ I - - petitIon organized and existing under the laws of the United Slates. A 10 2 ) .. I BOARD' . - ' -- - * 7 It Orlando Florida 3IIOJ Pijbllth July 31 Am,g i ivs . I- DOONESURY - ---..r '- the time of the firs, PubliCallon of this notice Each claim of domand mutt be in writing and filed it, DE - - I I , LA ilki.1 ,, \-_'0 .0L $ pursuant to an order or a final thought about becoming the Western's larnt.underdarjJo sWP talk for the Ohio high hool singles winner. i.m slut. sc#$ I'll have to take one round a - .'. - I r'4J,..I fII 0; PA`lVING ROOM _y It____ - SPRINGFIEtD, Ohio (AP) a time, but I tMnk I have a mulpment I Whirlpool Range. Modif, RWE Eric Iskersky was the pic. chance," said I lure cvf confidence dti,,Ing Ids leans towarl tile Lni 01 I PASCO Hooei h4odel 766 of - __ / NOTICE OF SALE Ohioan Eyes Crow n Buddy ljowman today. Bowmis 4" - NEWF i ) ~_ _ `i_~ ~~ \I-1 i. . .. ~PW the claimant and must bi sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at. 4e - old. simple. Thus. as a st ter agree that an immediatefour notrump response to p4ner's opening '&,#' " . Courthouse at Sanfortt. Florida, within four citendar months from response to partner's opening bid of one diamond is when you as to whici aren't Blackwood. Y can make this as complicated c you wish, but the best thing I lo isto keep It U 'y(If ttI ,Aq' WE PROVISE WE'i,L VC t rl - PEi.RIIE ROSE KELLY, a ma-rIeI woman Attorney at Law the NFI. This is at!r&CtMg Attorney for PeIllioner many of the young players, who get a chance to preve them- Publish: July 10. 11. 24, It. 191S selves quicker." DEP SS "I made my shots today. He Palo Alto Calif a I ) Pan Pass I ft .e CO!6. % ~ I - __ Plaintiff, *1 DepUtc Clerk t"°Y I by Larry Lewis '' _ = S 0~~N R00,$l AND MO`Iti'S I ce Pass 6 ri i. Ito pI ay some fo -notrump calls With eight high-card points, as stron$ bic in notrump. you are too strong to Before doing sornake sure that too ea 0 respond two clubs. you are in cm etc agreement - ZS GEA7 '70 \GCO'- 5j PRCATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR-75-191 4 N.T Pass The answer is that you shou ld When you jiy Blackwood respond one notrump unless Vou . *1 - I Sanford Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT cop Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. S. Low'; - .- - pass a fou-card major suit That is the si ' p e way o p 3y In that case you respond one the conventior I ter on you spade. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 0 I A reader from Illinois wants to know what the correct A RrZE,uc;,RCH1E ARE WITNESS my ha nd a nd official B. __ - , a or before the 15th day of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA August 1975 oqotherw,wa default CIVIL ACTION NO will be entered against you DIVISION E "This league is coming on on this 3rd strong," Mira said. "It's a bet- (Seal) HOUR5. t - .- ., and your partrs might want 5 VX) _________ By Oswald & Ill ies Jacoby (00 huuffR5 '5HORT.R J4Ct. SIRm -i , should you Use four notrump have some special partnership bills is ,fee re(ests, '-~ i i diswlutlon of the marriage taisung As Executor Of Said estafat. not gct a shot at it." between you and he, end that you Francis K. Whitaker s,@ reaulred to file your Answer or Attorney for ES,gle But Nfirb never lost con. ISId E Hillcirtst Circuit Court in and for Seminole County. Florida and servea copy Of . .k South - 1111111, K 97 4. BUGS BUNNY MARRIAGE has been filed against 35th day of July. 1975 you in WhiCh Petitioner is seeking a Duane Hvm.hrey, Jr fldenceml'usabllit) L.a.styear, he quarterbacked Birmingham - .- - - 49764 __ % 1, I lax Opening lea 8 (, 4 North East Pais \\. • 1 , FLORIDA WHOSE PRESENT RESIDEPn'E IS UNKNOWN AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE IS 1L)99 BERKLEY DRIVE, CLIO, MICHIGAN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED c1m, that should have been my that an action for DISSOLU TION OF i 11 - I N T. i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T14E THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO~ PATRICIA JEAN HUDSON FIGGATT It, ~ Attorneys for Petitioner AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION '033 to Austin However, there Bartzenwent again : - regularly." lie was at Baltimore when 0 - .~ ". - MhLwd a lot of winners," said quarterfinals. Brash oust the I 7-year-old son of a Russian I Ith kX41led Juan FarTow of St. Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at imml grant of his 6-1,64 stunner I,ouis &I, 64. Ill-COA-M,orithtillithdaynif Augu%t, over John Atatin of Rolling Ifil1s, Calif., the eighth seed. 7 Walter Redondo of National North, Oak, 27 Artht,f H Beckwith. Jr, The unranked Toledoan, City, Calif.,a &I, PITCHING 110 De,cililiorltl)Clerk of thp Circuit Court 24,7-5 lour to Er kers!rj. Cie. I 3. 127, 2.20 avenged a 1775 national indw Tut Bartzen Jr. o Njw York at PtffStY,jf9h, "CHARGE IT"' at Sanford Plato Penney's - Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 alimill p.m. - Open Sunday I to 5 p.m. - .. , South would have had to locate the queen of diamonds &, I 'kf . switched conservative when he No Ohioan has won the Montreal 'Worthen 16).(n) 9; Cal, TRIPLES--Rivers. San Francisco (MiOnfil'sif uscil? Orls, Chi. 9. Lynn, Bsn, 6: Save $4 i 59 .433 Wi 40b OCIVC ; W" Carew, Min, RIC*. Los Angeles 1. Allartildl 2 S? ?_4 I 0 Rig. 2299. Sal. 18.39. AMF "SS 3O0 plastic I Oak, 310 RUNS-Lyon, Bsn. 69. Wedoosday's Games ou Mira looked back on his 10 years in the National Football ,., Leag ue WIu,JU,, a \ AEAXT - Mri P.O. Drawer 0 Sanford, Florida 17771 Publish- July 10, 17, 24, 31, toll DEP-56 MCAfe seal of AMERICAN LEAGUE bats)BATTING (2S0 West 63 37 44118 - S Franc Isco San Diego Save 4. 1.10, 011111" .635. 3.76 .331; Hargrove. Tex. .330; Mun Cincinnati -u Htn 36 Hrabosky. St Chicago - celeno Seaver, NY. 147. .647, 219 Reuts. e. n-s. .647. 2.15 W L Pct. OB Kliby. Cin, 74, 636, 429, ' sawdust blower, 42 National League East I Sale pricu effective thru, Sunday, Aug 3 LA ChiCago at Minnesota.I Un) Detroit at Boston. (h) Clev ela nd at New York (n) Oakland at Kansas City. ('v) California at Texas. (n) ' Pgh, 8. R.Metzger, Cim 7; Gross, Ted.y'soames Hirt, Kansas City (FIttmorris 10 it HOME 4t,,fjS -LuzinskI, _. 5TRIKiPJ Estate PubIih' July 17, 71. 3I, Aug •. 1775 BEATRICE I., K. WAYMIRE. a k-a BEATRICE LEE WAYMIRE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST COUNTY, FLORIDA. SAID ESTATE: CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.11 13-CA44.0 You and each Of you are hereby In re: the Man1a, if notified and required to file any 'Buttheryoushou1dbeplay1ng Oar DOUBLES-Bench. Cm. 35; Pnie, Cm, 32; Cash, Phi, Garvey, LA. 26; Grubb, SD, 76. TRIPLES-Kesslnger, Chi, , Kansas CItY A. Minnesota I California S. Chicago 4 Oaltland 1, Texas 0 Reg. 59.10. Sale 44.". 71,14" double insulated . F - as a regular. RUNS-Cash, Phi. 77; Mor. TIMOTHY FERRELL FIGGATT. Claims and demands which you, or gan, Cln. 72; Lopes. LA. 72; Husband. Petitioner either of you, may hi,mve against said "My first five years, I under- w4 15 Row. Clin. 69; Wynn. LA. 62 estate In the office of the Clerk of the RUNS BATTED JEAN HUDSON Circuit COWI Of the, Eightetriffil IN-Lu. stoed you had to learn a lot and PATRICIA - zinski, Phi, 80, Bench, Cin 17; FIGGATT. Judicial Circuit, Seminole countv, get some eq*rience," he said. 91,'a Watson. H,n, 72; Staub. NYI 69; Wife, Rnporld"l. Florida. Probate Division. in the Cleveland 3. Baltimor e 1 New York 7, Detroit I - ,, 10 MIlwaukee 6, Boston 2 - , / . . WI4A,T"(_HA 14 Califtfirtla vey. LA. 141; Rose. Cin. 140; Mimewla 44 60 '421 21 Madlock. Chi. 1.11S. Millen. NY, Wednesday' s Results ii. I .1 Oakland Kansas 52 S3 .4" 46 55 -ASS " 57 -417 West " 38 .615 City S6 A? .S" I By- LillianJenkins r Baseball a accordance with the provisions of CUlT. SEMINOLE couw rv, SCA -_ ' I 01, (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr CWk of the Circuit Court "When you're a veteran, you are mom aware of the pies. engaged In business at 510 Oakhurst Altamonte sure," he said. "'There's prcs- St., (P.O. Box 1121 32?01, Sernincil, sum on me not to nuke bad Springs Flof Ida under the fictitious name of calls, pressure to read the de,- SEMINOLE SECURITY SYSTEMS, lot of other presand that I intend to register Said fenses and a our na me with the Clef k of the Circuit sizes. All these go through ) There will be no problem about that when we go out against Memphis Saturday _ Iliest - WITNESS my hand and seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on the 3rd League '' :,` le T'- SHARP, Husband, and these 19th day of August. 171S, of other presents command voto to appear *ise a ciesuit will be entered and file your Answer or oth" Against you. defenworpleadIng with the Clerk of WITNESS my hand an teal nI the the Circuit Court In and for Sem i nole Clerk of the Circuit Court on this l4th County. Florida, and serve a copy day of July, 1975 thereof on Petitioner's attorney, (still) Roger L. Berry. P 0 Drawer 0. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Sanford. Florida 37771, on or before Citfk of the Circuit Court the 1111h day of August. A D. 1915, By Lillian Jenkins otherwise a default will be entered "But when I get out on the the Fictitious Nam* Stsfults. To '°" otdiStutes lie I'm read' he added. I. II I marriage has been filed against you ford. FIorIdn3fl?lonorbeforethe nnd. ., . - 11 " second lead. If it failed to drop. 4 Nelthe vulnerable ,'", 1,I. I '1~ II ,r 1' The slam makes easily when 4 A J 4K H M AILING Wife and LEE E RUSE - Baseball 11' - rat's I . r 'D ' Deputy Clerk R obert Berry FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am BERRY III, FULLER George Mira of the World Foot. than ever before games. .. Dave Tk.KE1S. ' 'f tA' Wife, BERRY III FULLER Attorneys for Petitioner ave $12 j EDT,atSoldierFielJandtelevbednationallyon sour KJ vKI ______ to six because he holds 17 points plus one 10 and two nines. A A 9 7 • Q 86 4 101 8752 FOODk ?NOPF.! JUST RAME q0W - California plans one last practice late to,lay ,er,, a copy ,,""t on Petitioner's It,e sy)orl tifle c-A which is III RE Berry of BERRY THE MARRIAGE OF: CA14OLYN K before Friday's co'itest, scheduled for 9:30p.m., & FULLER, P.O. Drawer 0. San SHARP, Wife, and WILLIAM A. to help stop the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense ___ I All-Star coach John McKay of Southern 1. ... - NO 'LI ' (' _ Q J 5)Ø%q3 North - L Li)' bid 01 one, two or three notrump is a plain raise and d ça;. ors p 15 1 16 points. Ills plus was thtiee lpots Soui jumps & a 5 32 Q:~7 L (' CHICAGO (AP) - "Iniagine hirn roaring All-Star game but he won his honors at the Husband, and these presents ADDRESS ARE 6214 MONTROSE. down the fine and crushing people play after University of Maryland as a hnernan, last year command you to appear and file CHICAGO. ILLINOIS your Answer or other defense a' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED play," says a pro football executive about Randy picking up the Outland and Lombardi trophles. pleading with the Clerk ef the C ircuil that a proceeding for dissolution of nn - Indiana 463S3 and OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WILLIAM A SHARP ttat a proc1lnq for dissolution of marria g e has been fIlet1 against you, NOTICE OF ACTION and the short title is IN RE. THE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: MARRIAGE OF PATRICIA SUE WILLIAM A SHARP OSE PUSE 'i , - -___________________________________________________ -, ' iiun.rct ~ I . A1 •K1 4A - THIS PLACE STVE PRSFM G" F&W! ~Ll MOVIN LOOK AT T)4E CRO,'VI IJ,AFTA GT I'PXhlTY " IN LINE !,J-. FAST ,.1 """7 11%-Ift_ T .M I __ F I. I I I )' '(~ It I Ljj~I wj;~ I ,,'I.XJ / , . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 111TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 15.1374CA04A DIVISION A in re: the marriage of CAROLYN K SHARP. NORT Q6 . .d . ther. '' I - _)~X ~ ~ - Clerk of the Circuit Court By- C"ella V Ekefn Deputy clerk In re the Marriage I by kTum.r __ _________________________ . ~ '~ I —c" tis, (Seal) Riordan. ,,The only one that Connors' challenge match with dictions, IYabert plans to meet on the tennis court, tins boy- PATRICIA SUE RUSE, the past two years. One of the kess was to ilet Jimmy couldn't agree with was John Newcotill)v, took Riordan with Connors and his manager ('Otted ('1111 coll)[Wtition since -ind to Tony Trabert. It's obvious to as Id e. in an e!fort to iron tWngs out. Italston rebuffed his offer aad international singles cham- Connors to play. LEE E RUSE. . ( '- ALLEY OOP 0EP99 --- . . 7~ Iil- - WITNESS my hand and official IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR - .. / seal as Clerk cO the above styled court on itil; l4th day of July. 1915 Arthur H Beckwith, Connol-5, who built his per. Iot rA long as Dennis Ralston turbulent tennis waters and put over a list of. Vpc.ssible candi- a telecast of the Australian into the glory days of tennis in the United States back into dates for the job. Perhaps one Open championships, verbally the 1940s and 1950s and I told sonal reputation on being reca. was captain. he wouldn't. abused Connors' mother and him that things had changed. litrant toward the estahConnors' manager says he Davis Cup contention after hil. would please Jinimv. _____ CARNIVAL Thursday, July 31, 1975_39 ll OSWALD d JAMES JMORY ______ These pus'n?t are to reçulri ytu - L1 / - TI / TJE I4Sy - the undersigned intends toe gage in to tile your written defenses with the business at 118 South myrtle Clerk of the above styled Court and Avenue. in Sanford. Seminole to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner Publish - July 24, 31, Aug 7. 14, 197S DEP 175 I \V1 WINIAT BRIDGE ) o,N (;N' . ____ nAme EMPIRE AUTO BODY. and FREDERICK. P.O. Box 119S. intends to reqlster said name with Sanford. Floricaonor beforeAugust the Clerk of the Circuit court of 25, 1975 Should Vou fail to do So a Seminole County. Florida, pUfSUAnl default mAy be entered against you to Chaplef 86S09. Florida statutes and the cauw proceed ex P81"Ie. and sometimes television coni- disgraceful on the court," Rior. have in mind, clear the air," 2 MIT.E WAITERS d KEITH JOSEPH WAITERS as Amended, — E'ERNE County. Florida, under the fictitious or Pier atiorney, GORDON V Connors Stioll Won't P/ay On Davis Cu dl' A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'j -' .'.= - - - - - -. -. - -, H -=---'-' - - -- '' -. ,- - -. . - I _- �-. -- - - - .- 4B-Eventng Her.0k4, Sanford, FL Thursday, July 31, 1c73 1111111111111111111111111 I TONIGHT'S TV Seminole 24) The Way It Was (35) Cartoons (44) Addams FamIly 330 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (24) YOQa (3 Uncle Hubie Show (44) Tt'ree Stooges 4:00 (2.1) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (') 'ot Don't Say (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza Mery Griffin (9) Luc y Show Almanac Thursday 675 (2)I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) Bow's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) GaldrIel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Dante's Inferno (24) Intercom (3$) .Star Trek (44) Sports Legends 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Lin,(I, 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie (74) Billie Jean King Tennis (44) Braves Baseball 8:00 (2.1) Gladys Knight And The Pips (6) Waltons (9) Barney Miller Tuxe do 6:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8, 9) Movie (44) Fury 930 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebr ity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (35) Animal World 1' 30 (9) Texas Wheelers (35) Movie 9:00 (2. 8) Movie (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Blue Ridge JMtet (24) A Family At War 9- 10 (13) Dante's Inferno 10:00 (9) Harry.O (13) Zane Grey (24) Theatre In America (44) Dinah 10:30 (6) Political Telecast (13) Law And Mr. Jones (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2,6,8.9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2. 8) Tomorrow I 11 1 F N, (I T \ ( 8 , ii it S i F. A C H F K A 0 C A I. lu A Good Father (35,44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 1111ARGAIP1MATS.EVUYDAY1 F 'T112:3ORM.-S1.23 JAWS BASED OM THE Deal NATIONS IE$TSILLII UNC 2:00 ' , (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid (24) Evening At Symphony 7:30 (2, 8) The DOCtOrS II Edge Of Niçht (6) (9) I Rhyme And Reavn (351 My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I) Arv,ther World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Has ItaI N ___ _____ ________ _____ _____________ a I I _____ ______ bEIs1l v-avu APPLE DUMP INGOAN 1 _______ of SHOW ____________ __ 730 911 __ __________________ immrng ariJs EI4CHANTM(prn I EMU COCKATOO DINGO DUGONG KANGAROO t'RERIRD KOALA LATYPUS KOOKARURR )MBAT TMORROW: Texas - .....'.. 1221054 ----- CAPRICON problem. CANCER (June It's important to (Dec. 22-Jan. I OF'bit.']BE]I Of 2nd than Big "JAWS" ii Hit 'Tongfather __________________________________ 1 DIfYC-Il TNI.AT"L The Wild McCuUchi Plus 5.45 Macui County Line ii Your Di 1 OMj V E!, 1 L 13 4 Many 9 10 - 1 - I .:i - ' - iT' - - - - I I I IN __ -S- I 111111111111111111111111111111 I.' N', 0 an., 201111111011 . •urn 10111110il, R jii-JiJt II WN ' 1 •j-_- F. - 142 1.- '\t\ I CREEN1 THE ULT'MATE I)ISAS'I'EE ' arid ,4$ 17:11 143 U - 45 - 50 ' - 52 - - - - - 47 48 -- 54 - - - - have bc en Home Improvameni surprised at how much bettir If your roof their bowels Euiction a1trIs fcr 'he birds tncludin more bulk In the diet Call the Birdfrom bran, whole wheat Alien Wrenn products,whole wheat bread 371 0707 and bulky vegetables. It takes %,Itdlng, roofing arid coticre II 1 BR home In Farmington 32-Houses Unfurnished Wardens rrIQr Ccxc Adult Clubhou 5l' PoolIWading Pool Color TV, Pool Table, Kitchen S Teen Center, Jukeboi, Pool Tb4e, Pin RaIl Machine. Pop Machine ring your own horn, or select one from our - FROM models on display. ...i_ S t.,..fb Pro Real Ls'ate Broker 337 1301. 76-IOHiawatpma Ave at 1797 LAKE MARY: 38R,3baths, family room with FP, formal dining, re room, pool, central heat air; 4 BR. 1', bath. FHA Carpeting, Applianc, Heat Air. New by Builder. I22090I or 7573 eves. I r!? .mrdn Cklrg fcc Read t od ay's cla',sf,ed acts for 2 lusilatlo. up to 30 pct on e.: ..,.t, stall cellulose fiber blown in m,!at1on For tree ,stimi? es , 17 cc SDi Land Clearing 20 LAND CLEARING I -. it helps most people who have been eating diets low In bulk. And, I wanted to put iow' letter In the column also to remind my readers that senior citizens with longstanding problems such profit (rain improving their diet. ['here very few I ti stances in which bulk will not be as yours can thou, tn get over bulk is roughage S377 Of ' '- --- ' . - fte IIU eves. off through Ajt R nJDDv' HOME IMP ROVEMEP ALL TYPES OF 'ARPENTI AND REPAIRS, 3221331 ci your eras' .cc.?? Prompt and perxu'nt service $7 and um rn 92 I@ mows' S. tiller for lawn A. nail garden work Boy 17, Mason Contractor, bIoi'.k masonr concrete work. Fret Estim.al 593$ days: 37309.3 nightS 'Close _2!'_ SOLAR HEATING AND WAIl PU RI F IC A 110 l 5 (STEMl Call Phil Gonzalez XS 373 3939 that ti and realize Free r5tamott 37) 801$ that most of it, when moigened by digesthm action, is tage" and is ritit rough or Iwflnul --- 11111111111111111111 t Your 8 "iet Care PET REST INN ftr.,rd rig & G'c.ttii Ph 377 4057 Lots- 2 to chose from, 52.500 each you sell 'Don't Needs" At want md ______ Is Peducco for immediate sale, I B bath. 2 story with 2 Iumni acts on separate lot Comnie' zoning possible. Lease op available 5345997 SLIM BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VAL FROM THE WANT COLUMNS to Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 19195. French 3777)74.3771196.377 1914 In 1959,3n 4164 MUST SELL . PI'* 3 OR 2 BATH HOME. all extras, good location MAKE OFFER 37? 7757 5O-Miscellaneous - ' for Vega Hatchback. automatic, be' M 'Id to tb,' t'.ghest bidder, approximately ioo firearms, n Ctuding double barrel, pump, automatic Shotgun s, high powered rifles. 72's of every description, new & used handguns, and 59Mus - i cal Merchandise assorted black powder pieces Feturing' Colt. St.W, H&R, Dan Wesson, Winche'sfer, Remington, Puqer, Ittmica, Mauser & EnE-" goks included Asking 53130373 models Partial listing of '47 tIques: Player piano. Cast stoyM, Ceiling Ian, Round 60-Office Supplies table, Oak ice box. Roll fop di - . Hickory rockers, many wiC piece's, assor ted oak dress -. 0 ROBSOPI MARINE 1972 Chevrolet Impala coupe, air, automatic, power Steering & __________ brakes. only 51,995 377 6345 ii" down and assume payments. '795' Honda 330. under 5,000 Mi -. Jsell of fice furniture "dir " '," plus many other items to rjme'rout to n,nti Sale con ducted under Federal Firearms P,'rm' 1 33 059 0) F6 13234 Sanford - 62-Lawn-Garden Ii SON'S FLORIDA ROSES '.' 4rutrs Garden Center fill Celery Ave, Sanford for -Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ,r'npgoe'r for only 1150 per day CRROLL'S A FIII4PIITURE - ' ' 5 POINTS A ucti on CHILLI ..__ o Parts , . - - ocghbred German Shepherd PS; black A. silver. S weeks, 130 773.0665 Cash for Junk Cm's Ar pick up PH 5689739 or 561 7010 B'thlo We sell & install ust'd motors & used parts, IA. B Auto, oDen 7 oays a V.ftkr See CHICO & THE MAN Reconditioned Batteries, Si 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 7--orcycles .-- - Want to sell yr car, we pay off the balance? See - CHICO & IHE MAN Want to trade clown'We pay your btancp & give you a car tishunds Miniature, AKC $65. iihcjahua, white male 1' mos. ROOMING & BOARDING EPIPIELS 37? " 7ie5, 3 Weimaranrs 1377.1135 , $ weeks iDiTS, a!l sizes. Siamese, Dutch d mixed. 3230199 FSIAPI CATS, CFA. 2 white. I ' ver, $75 Ci.( h Call ,ifter 5:30377 '73 HONDA, CD 17'l 000 mIni. $300 or will trade to, pick up truck of equal value. Call 373 9)4 See 1961 Honda 160. runs very good Windshield, box A. new battery, 1195. CHICO A. THE MAN 5457 Nov Motorcycle Insurance want to trade anything of va'ue for m BLAIR AGENCY car' See HONDA 750. 1971 with trailer .0.0 miles Immaculate con condit ion. Many extras, 11.700 373.1531. 1 - I MAN CHICO A. THE MAN Want a car, $10 do,' arid only 1.40 p.e'r mo . -- _ THE See 76-Aut ________ & Pi( A GOOD CAR - 65-Pets.Supplies - - PiF,i AUTO DEAl f IN LOPIOW000 HWY 17 92 at 119 1700 S French Ay Sanford, 373 7340 --- :IaI shrub and c.mmden Sprayers, cents ca GardenLand. 1100 W. St . 373 64 30 4--Equipment 7o03 fl5372 criests,chains&tabtes,Qtasswar. r1.,h. desk (hairs, secretarial dISkS & iairs, straight chairs, tiling binets, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S Cas%etbr-cry. 11 92, 0 11 CHICO A. THE MAN 373$SlO Days •3 4505 Nights -. 1'TiJff - 72 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Flop Direct From Boxcar" GOPMI 'i's C 16 Sanforo' 373 4733 to Buy We Buy Furniture DAVES' 3239370 S STAN'S HssY £5 ULE,S ','ARK 3779719 - ct. commitsion. Free pick ups lion Saturdays 7 p m Sanford 2770 ANTIQUES I Piece or Housefull CASH 37)4.121 1 '"P. J,.x) rc,,, pplles. 377 1534 ed to buy used office furn"ure V Quantity NOLL'S Setbe'rry.Hwy . I? 97 330 4206 MAITLAPID FLEA MART CAH 322.4132 Lawn Mowers We sell The Best & Service the Rest Western Auto. 301 W. 1st St KISH 321-0041 19 after 6 p rim Monday, Aug. 4, 7 PM -\ Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See Fcr Yourself. SALES BY Firearms Antique Furniture \A\ V 7 used tumnilure. Appliances etc Buy I or 1001 items ry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave__- I t, RIEPITAL RUGS WANTED vices pad. used, any condition 64.4 5176. Winter Park 11 372 51 I 0 Kitchen Bathroom BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF It DESCRIPTION. 373 7310 Cabinets, Counter iop S-ks Installation avzml!.,hle find C.mbell 377 0052 any? • imm' I 211 W,2Sth Sanford, Fla, Assume Payments SANFORO SEWING CENTER VETERAN __ssssssssssssssb F____ help THE WILLOW- 1 BR.. TilE 2 BR. 1 BATH THE CYPRESS.- I LII1Ity IDdlap . - • 2 BATH 7BR.PzBATH 3 BR VA DOWNPAYMENT '0 - '2ôôo '21,900 -7 VA MONTHLY PAYMENT KULP DECORATORS .109W. At St .3227315 We steam clean carpets fMk '160.70 . 2 BATH '26,900 $ '0 24,500 '28,200 "I 79978 . $0 - 1206.93 EACH HOME FEATURES MODELS OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND FOR APPT. DURING WEEKDAYS - PHONE SALES AGENT. SALES BY AI Ccm.ch,Char. (It'd Drr-ss' EMTables. Best Offer 172 '47 p197.39 'Shag Carpeting Throughout 'Ceramic Tile Baths uliy Equipped Kitchen • Inside Utility Room • OutsIde Storag vfarbie Vanities in Baths 1' • Professional Landscaping Privately Fenced Rear Yard )ecorativo Wallpaper In Kitchen and Bath 12? UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS doing '153.36 _ * ROYAL AMC GIVES YOU ADDITIONAL Beautiful walnut, table. 6 chairs, practically new. $130 372 395$ 1124.01 - so '0 'hllco Refrigerator Freezer * '450 FREE FACTORY AIR FROM AMC ON ANY NEW 1975 MATADOR tia, -- -~ *- :entrai Heat and Air OrHlIng 2 BATH THE THE SEQUOIA- Aluminjrn Utility Buildings induct uoor, delivery, Installation Wally Watt of Orlando 798 I22 2 BR. THE MAGNOLIA- 3 BR MAPLE WELLS DRILLID PUMPS SPRINT LER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and senlvce STINt MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 201W 700 5t 372 6437 _____ SALES PRICE $ 16,900 1 BATH MODEL BIRCH- Phone' 327 2611 or $31 and a friendly Ad Visor will 307 East First Downtown 3779111 Eve $691116 Why Rent? Compare what you're presently paying for rent nih how little it will cost you to own a brand new home from Wilco Construction Company. _ Well _ -____________________ PUBLiC AUCTION II' Glastron runabout, rebuilt tilt trailer, 40 hp w ith SO hrs. Very clean Call 371 3111 away from It alIl everything yet ,I - ' 72-Auction 68-Wanted Merchandise Singer Zig Zag. in cabinet. 3 needl e , front load dtlux e sewing machine Sold new for $349 CO. Pay balance of SM or 10 payments of $9. See at F.ipect root rr'1ar tim t rcof or Shingles , All work gumranh,'ect BROGDEPl ROOFING, 323 6700 Roof Repairs Average 13 q it roof. S6' Call Orlando 7$ day o r ___ - 46-CommercialPrope Stemper Realty Paved streets •Sewers *Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages -S pct. down. or Conventional Mortgages. ALA CLEANS ALL Exterior preswre cleaning 1?) f'ex5 __ 372 Lakefront Lot, 0-steen. 54.300 Modernizing your Home? Sell no 00NSTRIJCflON Inc. Slowing __ P.AKE ROOM TO YOUR WI P4 1 E P I T EMS he Herald Classified ads are SE I L irk ant i',h'! in'? "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A ______ WANT no ?',.? I'.k IS Acr es, coun'ry corner, close to town. 557.5CC Pressuro Cleaning cofing I B POWP4 VEST CON , Rot 1 BR. 2 bath, Park Ave. 536.500 Ic 75" man's man's Vista 10 teed b ike for girl't 76" live or IC deed A I cond. 3771321 days. Aff'er S call 37) 3757 O SALE- Saturday S. Sun isthold 000ds. bicycle's I iter, 9 'III 6 1719 W. 7nd nfrd. (Behind Bob Da doe') 377 1110 or 373 4306 -- 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights - --- Control 3 BR. 2 bath, over an acre, 135.000 Cash For Your Junk Cars 3739136 . ______-- *&" GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' T Painting Pest --'-------_______ 1', baths, Country Club, price reduced to $17,900. T er ms. , HOMES OF DISTINCTION ANTHONY TANGO PLASTERING .Iflimujm 56 177 0S4 It.' (i's? now try the It EIf*l Paint work i 7306: alter 6 p m . 32) 159$ 'I up & delivery 373 64-45 323 P AND THIxIK A MINUTE. K Call)T%9371 2 Cleanup? Hedges Trimmed ? Ower Reds Cleaned'? Free timate's 373 1068 or 323 7911. Int & Body Work of Sanford Call or ITS E. First 5t, 'returns Try 'ne and see Call 377 7611 or I)? 9993 3553757 ling. hog, Paper Hanging, General pair, licensed. $31 7117 __________________ Desirable wooded lot near Sy be~ A small Classified Ad brings big OUR LAWN NEED CUTTING' Call me We care EXTERIOR Fr$esflma,es 3",1970 -- 111 ' HOME PAINTING J. SCHULZF & SON INIERIOR & - 3 I' PHOTOGRAPHY, Weddings, Candlds, Commercial, Aerial, Portraits. Advertising $ )1000. or ,i ssso , Lawn Care SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S acre's. pm ed road, tree's. C] flowing stream, horse$o.k. T Realty, 6250711 It's like pennies from heaven v TAX CRE DIT APPLIES B%VAS0 DOWN . FHA . LOW DOWN : SEAMAN, G'si n Back hoe' work, , tori ha ha ring, Light I(mrrg 377 P5 2 after S esssssssssssss pc? intl 4th St at Vanfluren St, Ni School Bruno Bellucci, II INIiSC St. Crystal Lake. lIlinc 6I4 1n.scn - OR. . ------- Sale CASH 10-Swap & Trade - for For Your Junk Cars 373 1379 ____________ ______ 54-Garage Sales MODELS NOWUI'tN FOR INSPECTION Boot 4310 0111111111111111111111111 MaInenaage l. Bit - Lake Mary. S Acres between ports potty, $40; Scuba dlv equipment. double tanks, ci 0 -, 43-Lots-Acreage Pt.grqhy - holing. F xcavating. Ditch (Il F ill cir?, t' sol 377 594) Land THE ___ 'ell STERSON !." _________________________ 2 BR, giant family room. convenient location. $17900 1U17W lflOpcf satisfaction guaranteed Art Ailing Lana Clearing types lots A. acreage cleared We ive top soil, fill dirt, clay, and available. Please call night 'day, 3233913 " AJ - .P--&1jW,* Winter Par k. F Is, 37793 - - No w DOUBLE PHOTO P0 MSsume payments or rent w opti:ri 372 1409 HARTMAN REILlY, INC. REALTOR 530 1666 2363 Part Dr for From y.,r Kodacolor Film 12E1p.-13 99l3IprintsI 70 Esp -1649 (40 Prints) Add 3k each roll, postage handling Circle your ctmice - enclose film payment - print name & ad dress Mail to: S145 lakefront for other real estate. 377 6345 Established Residential Area 1 COLOR SNAPSHOTS 000d buys - W.W IIWIWIfl1 660 extras unheard in a mobile hoe 7 bedroom, family room, workshop. furnished mobl,' home, cornpletely fenced, pm vate 0 nice retidentiaarea Cl'-seto town and 1.1 Low down payment, no qualifying Your MLS Agency LTORS or Trade, 511.930 equity of 3 BR, 7 bath, - tenstrom ON 029S I'm single, beautiful and lonely 'i cankeep me company ,narait wOod beamed living room, d with me on a balcony S. m . 322-2420 Anytime In Sanford's Finest (,RtOPYP.,Of.E HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive 5'd 373 5700 2524 Paris Dr 31??? It PEAtTOR AFTER IiPS 177 9751 3720645 372 3901 _______________________ I CLEAN LIVES HERE!' But c's movIng and must sell this maculate 3 OR. 1, bath home, UV MOBILE HOME MOVING Cm plete set up I'll save Ou moe ccnrA'j Orlinri, ii) Iii) call 904 313 Days 377 6173 - Nights 372 5171 or 372 73%2 rd Only $77.900 D'n't miss it UI Realty ________ ...... A'CH& Air syste'n,fenc IWUW•UU• ww•u7 60' Lampllghter, 13.150 large beautiful riverfront lot dock Option torent 101 at $63 319 5770 after S or all *k end 2 Bedr oom, 7 bath double wide, p lot, carpeting, drapes, swimmi boating, tennis. $15,500 Ten available Also houseboat $3.0 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. _BROKERS - down %50 IdNY MINNIE, I lost your plsone mbersol can't call, but I f ound it 3 bedroom home with furItmcd kitchen A. pool you wanted 135,000. Secluded corner lot ta privacy wall. Please call. $1 3011111 615 1331 - rport Is garage, $75,950, i.I,..d A . Payton Realty me with beautiful shake cxI' Central heat.alr, fireplace, 1505 W 25th St. SANFORD 011iCTiuriS Oela*dI Take 11 472 U M of $y 17 .C7 Jim Hunt ALL-.- This is the fairest of them I! Fantastic 3 bedroom, 7 bath $1V Must sell now. 1972. l3'xôl'. 3 Assume 531 9177 alt week-or all wk nd REALTOR 377 118 - 1 B edr oom. 1 bath, on good garden land. 377 COO PIFORD'S SALES LEADER" STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES SLake Itaundromaf I968 Skyline, 12.58. 2 bedroorv bath, air, skirting, awning, t steel utility building, comple fenced yard Call 6.65 3033 bel 300 p.m CaliBart Real Estate Acres tROR, MIRROR *Adult Clubhouse with st Furnish tome. 11 ' bath, covered patio, large rear yard. $71,000 . Realty • Apartments 1969 Rembrant, l7'wSO'. 7 OR. conditioned. unfurnished with (1OWfl', 57.100 349 3171. Why worry with a pool? Live in Sonora-swim free first year. Enjoy clubhouse, tennis and basketball No ((osnq crt, no loan CoSts 1 4 oct ritrr,'st. low down pm? I bith, Bedrooms 373 1557 12xS4' mobile home I2i Screened porch on private 11 4 a fenced lot; access to ryer, $15 will negotiate, 901 353 7377 SWIM FREE Shaded S Luxury Patio * Comfortable 7 bedroom rome wtri 7 I apartments 179000. 80-Autos - - Greene, Inc. AL TOR '' ' itiful ranch typt home. 3 6.4 res, stable. Osteen area 617 I?: 373 6186 , Smyrna on beach; poolside. mdc apt. completely furnthed, bIt color 'TV. 6473339. s;oRf soine pwple three week3 to :,let finishing, free estimilles. I through the stage of adjustment Prgs'ered *ith the state as Clas ih.. ..1.......,. . .L._ .i...i l...i - ----.. LIUIII UIi tIhIII Contractor '.i."rocior UII.', UUI nlomes,aoa,Tions u are -- 53 -- - peoplt. III UJV JiilJ i LO Draftiig column 6 12 a I _____________________ Fencing rnUT' T A!"DAS% Lamb - :: It, 1* _Z I -V 1 we TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I (formerfyHarriett's Beauty Noc 3)9 E Pine 372 $742 39 Otl, I equipment ALE C. A c i' Custrm )nr c.tr,,'s', torte (W) 40 Ratter i' . f' tmn r, r ii' 3 6 Stage 41 Obstruct i.am.itein TA performance 12 Luiter By Lawrence K, Lamb, M.D. 12 Hail' 45 Foreboje I A1 P Ci 13 English I owe DEAR DR. LAMI8 49 Force composer -S 51 Pitch y O N (3 H ou a note o1 thanks after Electric & Mechanical Oaftn 14 Polynesian 52 Dismounted reading your Delgnng No lot) too snaIl l on the use cloth 53 Fr*n,h 8 Theater 3) Founta.n C.ill 1 ?i 3557 15 Relative (as) pronoun concoco's of bran for bulk in our diet. I platForm 16 Astronomer in 5.4 Measure of 9 L ight mist 38 Transfix iv' 1 cross my fingers, and It still a way cloth I 40 Defeats 10 Candid works fine. 18 Flourish 55 Scatters, as 11 Skir. lum()r 41 First Czech 20 TtseatrmCJ -hay 17 Showy I'm 73 year-.i old and have FREE - - Walk Gate all of Jily prt any purcPaseof cha in Ink ,r 21 Roman god of 5 Honey mallets 19 Tr'butatyo 42 Begone. Cat' used a walker for more than l underworld fence Lower egit p 'r II i Bshor.c the Danube 43 Excavation years because ci a broken hip, 2? Italian cons QUALITY FENCI Armylime 3 Grain 44 Gera,nt' DOWN 24 Kind of'stste ________ 6131 wife and the bulk from bran has s, Boom show I Mutic& 46 Irritate 24 Tumble really improved my life. 25 ttl&in city Vlst,umeil 47 Actor. -25 Continent (duIIng 21 Jollily 1)EAI( READER 2 Asseverate Th4rk , Gordon 26 Heart auric 30 Declare 3 Musicians 48 First name of 27 O"g.nates 1)octors . human MOVING HAULING ALVtm( 32 Hebrew Pants Masons 78 Conclusion Sonny Itroc4.'. like to hear w1 ?fl somneozw ha ascetic 5 - - JOhnson 29 Ooze out creator 37? o?c'9arm',tir-.r. 34 Debris 50 Insurgent benefited 6 Contorts Iron. one of theli' 31 Soften n 35-- Fleming . ' lWeqhtofIndia t..•• suggestions. l'ri no exceptIon. 11' ~3- Dr. u'e , ., 1N 37 Fibs 1 2 3 $ I'roperTy Good Income Thursday, July 31, 1973-SB tIm for 000d usedFuritere & .ntigtj STAN'S, 377 Homes ___________________________ Forrest 2 - Hera ld, Sanford, Fl, 68-Wanted to Buy COLOR TV.S1I9SMONTH EPITAL PURCHASE PLAP 644 lOOm' We)riva River Acres, Winche LIKE MARY-' 7 bedrooms, range 6 refrigerator included, beautiful trees, nice corner lot v'ith country atmosphere. 117,900. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 bedrpoms, II, baths, central heat & air, fenced yard Will dicker or swap. %23.900 Attractive Spanish Style 3 bedroom, 7 bath home on quiet Street, becIroorn 42•- iobi By owner, House & 7 lots on French Ave . zoned commercial in 0404 IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W is? St ,327 377 7757 ______________ - 111 -- .*-Keson Garnet t White SANFORD'S NEWES1 DULTor FAMILY PA - 36 Spanish article T IActor *ho overcts 4 Comedian', More ?Bedroom, unfurnithed. Adults Community... With omething For Everybot - CHOICE LISTINGS yard. 7 Surrtand 171 0O 3221643 7 DR house in Deltona, Completely furnished including lawn mower, edger, tools Across from Plaza, 1371000. 1717 BALL REALTY carpeted Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 3" 7551 A Superb Mobile Homi tilully furnished, large 7 room, adults preferred 5150 mo Call 372 4.470 2 bedroom. I bath, carpeted retirement home Price, $77,go Terms I $se ACROSS ______________________ - I v. - bullinalpm 2.00 "s. , mmerclal Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage WANTED YESTERDAY Can you *nite? Do you live in the Oviedo 19 The UflCt of your social 21-July area? If so, contact me lm. mediately, if not Sooner. I need a one you've plans will as'e more far. Air_canditlonln9 correl.nondent who can cover city to know reaching tfects than you a long time Councilmeetingsandke,pupwith Centr*I Heat S. Ai r Cc"d't'c SUflh1IS4. Okrs await you're behind her in a matter the local news if you can anwer For free estimates. call leadership. she 's concerned about, affirmatively to the questions Harris. at SEARS In Sanford AQUAR1t.(Jan, 2QFeb. 19 1 above, give me a call. DitI Currie. 1771. LEO I July 23-Aug. 22) Others The Evening Herald, 3n2611. Take the i.ative in settling want to see you succeed in a AIR REF P IC.F RATION. very important endeavor. In family grie ces. Others will D look to WORK 21 hour service 'oubr guidance and fact, they'll take surprising makes DYKE' AIR C follow your éample. steps to help you. Bulk A ides DITIOPIIPIG, 3775571 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES tlb. 20-March 201 • STOP AND THINK A MINUTE You have a way with words Chances are'our ideas will be C lassified Ads didn't today to make them a real tool. be tter than of associates thef r wOuldn't be my et Others will react. You say the today. Yota 'iJlave to be more right things at the right forceful to them across. Beauty Care " 1~ ADULTS SANFORD LAKE MARY areL?BR duplex with in the ground pool completely enclosed. Appliances air conditioner, drapes, area rug. $130 per month including pool servIce. All you do is swim. See this now. Rick Moran, 8116370. DU)IINCO) L)IKtLJL)KT E HO K IDDIES 313 601 or 323 JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. 37-8usiiss Prope y Show Time - I 10'x70' kitchen with dishwasher, family room with fireplac e, master bedroom 1S'x7S'. lS1x38' enct)sed pool, or, large Shaded lot 531.900. 373 6171 LAKE MARY- New extra well built Fenced MOSS IE C. BATEMM Real Estate Brok home. 20'*27' livng&dining rrn., brick homi, Is baths. 7 air con. ditlonens. corner lot. Price only $77,300 with terms 4 ________ IIIq _.,% 111111111111111111111111111111- ' Hot * ihOutj ir,a rural area Nocio'wi, yment, monthly payments less an rent Government subsidized Qualified buyers Call to se if U qualify' M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St After 5.372 7111 ____________________________ Df'LAP4D 2115 E. New York 4 Comfortable Country Living Bedrooms, central heat and cedar.11ned closets, 3$ fruit tr Ov,ner transferred Will mak good deal, OPEN HOUSE 5] DAY, Any eve by app?, 17I Zoned multiple, office, institufic 2story, 4 OR, $11,950 Acre Re4 REALTOR , 3 73 7750 e home, for rent or sale. 7 OR, in front apartmrnts, one of Inc 31-Apartments Furnishe Peas, you pick. Black eyes and 'it on the beach Large 1 A. 2 Purple hull. New patches continue droom. large swim pool, 1123 up central air, heat. kitchen equip For Friday, August 1, 1975 coming in On Oregon Ave.) mite l room furnithed apt , water 8. IlgI ped Call eves 621 3094 r week. $250 up per mo furnished.372 6357 North of 46, and just west of i OCEAN PALMS APIS ARIES IMarcil 21-April 19) U8111t tept. 23-(ct. 23) Miles west of Sanford. 3 BR, near Geneva. $100 mo, Is? & 16th Ave. & Hill St. Ior2BedrOom.Adultsonly You'll CI3 Out handsomely You'll gain last, pluS Small deposit. 349S3$0 ew Smyrna Death 1 171 6401 your business --PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARt after 1:30, today in activities which have acwnen bay, though you'll 18-Help Wanted 7345 Park Drive IlOup Iinarxijl overtones. Give these operate witbut trying to take 3 BR, I bath, fenced beck yard. air Rni hintis ' areas op priority. ork your own hours Earn extra One S. Two Bedroom furnished ap advantage c, anyone. Air c.70d, carpeting, reasonabl Income as an AVON Represen TA-1 KIJS (April 20-May 20) SC0RPIOOct. 24-Nov. fli No pets 372 1510 tative Call 6443079 Be firm, but not abrasive, In Superiors wi deal with you on rt neLiatIons concerning your aone4o-onetvel today. They'll REAL ESTATE- opening for one 3 room turn apt. Bedroom Is a Ia • •__. .- --. I conditioned. $lOOmo 111 E 5th S licensedassociate. busy. need *'1f4nterests. Let others know recognize y*r ideas as being 377.1215 or 322 3116 help Larry Saxon, REALTOR. )OU intend to play a leading well-thought-tit. 3239110 role. SAGITrAIUSiNov. 23-Dec. PART TIME . _ GFJ,IINJ iMnv 21Ji,ni 90i 'i t:t._._ -i_.' - -xm I.IIuI i ,UU V1. VApVIJUCtJ .i ves- 'a,. Weekly To start. r IA It's an opportune time to in- recently ha? not gone Cam lead fo full time career. Write . Box 575. c o The Evening Herald, dicate to a friend who borrowed nntiied. 'otre not overlooked. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU P.O Box 1657, Sanford. Fla, methingtha tsIcouldret Vow- rewan will come atcr. 32771 lIIT 0 OWCk1 (Oil OWOV it r1 without causing a Answer I rexous Puz:;e UND! III?MUSTSI Oil 411"T I14 ii w WEKIVA RIVER I rnobIle"home village. under e shady oaks on the Scenic Iva Modern clean interiors, 'Em While * They're BYBE.RNICEBEI)E4)SO1. _______ FRI OMED Z * 3736353 time, 13 Prefer Male,$)O wk. 372 9142 TOPIA- New Duplex. Furn. it 322.6457 (4 7 BR. air conditioned, I Call 373 0377 Rentals Eat I -. kitthen equipped, 7055 hoice Sanford area. 3 bedroom, 2 ath, fenced, family room, central I ir, extra galore 537500 37) 9110 arry Saxon, Realtor TER SPRINGS low 30's, Sumption on this 3 OR, 7 me, tastily decor roughout; fully Sodded th trees Immed 0CC 373 IJ..Ir.,,.,u.. 533,900 CHARMING SPANISH CASA REALTORS I to , Rpq, Lake M M ary _____ kEAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR One Bedroom Trailer I Bedroom apt Peg R,',il Estate Brok er 3710640 327 2745,373 7195,323 $213 JOHNNY WALKER - F or res t Greene Inc N ew Complete child care 30-Apartments Unfurnish Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 3235690 I SEV:LLA GARDENS I Full I,t' 11. 7 BR apts All elect Child I eat in klchens. dishwashe %1,forone,$2Sforlwo disposcil, private entries, 11)5 3723951 ______________________________ units, from 5150 437 0901 (colic or $317573 A BABY'S WORLD Cantor infantstoage7only 501 E DeBary, Adults Lovely large I b 75th St. 377 6415 ________________________ room. air, Ideal for retired pers 9-Good Things L WITT REALTY Buy a bra nd new 3 bedroom, 71 CD home on paved road and I approximately ' ml from ter change'? Suppose I let you all the colors and watch it b built, Only 577,530 Nothing d VA Only 51.100 down EHA start Immediately, and you wi In h Thanksgiving 1 BR--$l65 mc. $311.37. LIFF JORDAN REALTOR 31A- .[)jp$exes dinino room New car flreplace, large corner Recently reduced $21,300 Call 53-TV.Radi0-Stert 41-Houses TAFFER REALTY 'IN I#IVI bull! right, 3 bedrooms. It bath masonry home, carpeted Nicely shaded lot Price. 171.300 Terms 'ye Found It--) bedroom modern ome, large family room, wall to iaII carpel; drapes, fully Quipped kitchen, double carport; nly $19,000 excellent terms Would You? 34-Mbile Homes 155 Airpor t Blvd 3 77 $ - HOROSCOPE Only One S110 SMi W of Sanford 337 - 0 ____ try Troil,i - Near Semii.u, lIege, private wooded lot Economy Toyota 6-Child Care DRY 116 W. 2nd St. W'! LAKE MARY- Just completed and Realty 7606 S Hwy Il 97 REALTOR 373 5171 3 bedroom, 1 bath to be buIlt pick Colors. S20. 200 Nothing di Can start immediately so lilIes and contracts necess Salary open Many fringe bene Call Mr Thor nton for app?. _____ HANVICOOT AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS )rd 1 be'dr cm, $173 mo. Large dy lot. eM 6311 Title Clerk Experience preparing ,iutoniO .PAED WITH Dt4IPi(1frC' PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic AnonymouS Can Help Call 423 Write P0. Box 1213 SanfOfd,FlOr Ida 37111 UU A U KP U A C H R K C I) A S V U U K i T ____________ - I ) W I N it c o U L o A C J K 0 0 K A I U listings We have b'n We need another real licensee to help us make sa Forrest Greene, Inc. 373 63S3 377 j970. rVe's Harold Hall Call 377 7611 or $31 999) 83-Houses Furnished We ha~oe DER 3 Bedroom, 1'-i bath, OflvCfliermt. 177 .500 Terms PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAON • QUALITY INN--NORTH I 1&!P131, Longwood 700 DOWN, 7 bedroom, 1 bath In winter Park 571,475, STORING IT MAKES WAS SELLING II MAKES Cl 7 Bedroom fenc ed yard $ 1 0mo Adults preferred 373 5554 or 372 U20 3 Room Furn Apartment $70 Mo 372 8967 OPPORTUNITY Estate REALTOR 7701 5 French Av ,321 0011 ."._. ------- Feeling Good (24) K C S 0 A H N I U C' it U A 1' "1 F. A 3 N LI H CAREER Shai jewelers, Profit vacations, many empic tnefits. desire aggressive good personality, hard woi willing to relocate it neceti Call Mr. floatner, 322 1000. c person 1)00 State St. Sar Plaza AWE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 7077 for "We Care"Hotline, Adults or •,CflS. -_ 1:00 (2.8) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope What Makes A K S K 1 8 H C C I 1 I4ippy Birthday, Tiny. We love you mor e than anything in the world. Love, Ardell. Gina and Kim. I IdE 3 bedroom. I' -, bath, central It, $26,900. Terms Kish Real 5,inland- 3 OR, car pe ted, iecorafed, fenced. lea se. 5175. I 6)45 3 r oom furnished apartment, up stairs, mature adults, some utilities turn SIB Park Ave 18-1-kip Wanted ''SW 41-Houses SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, large Fla. rm.. car pe ted. (hen equipped, clean, carport, ility nm 5175 3 72 7764 asant 1st floor apt, "''''' 01T 2 bedroom, 1 bath, family iom, $17300 Terms We have Lots & Acreage IN ALL PRICE RANGES 17W. 1st St., 3723641; )Ti 7737 - S ALIOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or frienth of problem drink For further lnformat:on call 423 45V or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.0floe SS3. Sanford. Fla 32771 W C) 13 (3 A 1 Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety (24) C %V P '1' Instruction.: The hidden names listed below ppear forward, backward, up. down, or dia g onally in the pule. Find each hidden name and box it in a. shown: 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And R es tless (8) Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) Intercom 24 (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2,8) Jackpot 6 Search For Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6. I) Sunshine 1 - ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES AMERICA. Phone: 30S CLUB OF A 2732740 K,Y5.2. A 0 N H Is MORNING 0 i K o i N AFTERNOON 6:00 (9) WITH '*,rw'r I) M (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (I) Movie (9) Brady Bunch (24) Electric Company (33) Florida Lifestyle fl:S5 (6) News Friday UkOti It MUST St A D K 0 0 A J y7I N I i (, i - 4-Personals _________ _________ U I. CHOICE LISTINGS Qe 7 OR apt, upstairs, v irnithed AdultS only. No All 377 5005 - T E hen, living rm.. bath den. 3 urn center of town 323 3109 _______________________________ __________________________ 11 1 B U I U S 1 0 0 C I 1) N/ Neighborhood (9) Movie FOaVOUkO,ICMILDIflI 81) N U Publication Before BALL REALTY "'' torn on large tot, low down lyment 3770153 after 610 p m 01(3 2 story, I BP, I' bath, $1 373 7970. , or 2 bedroom garage apt . - .................. NICE 7 bedroom, I bath, $17,5 'ra nice 3 bedroom, 1',bath brick mc with two air conditioners. PlO, first & last. furnished 377 71177 Sunday - Noon Friday (3 I S U P V I A t. P K I) 0 S N A K T 0 C U 1) U 1 Day Noon The shed or unfurnished Efficiency apt, DEADLINES Animals Of Australia C A S S 1) W A U V B U W K I) K K CV P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 111111 Is 2 bedroom block home. Our. 10 41c a 1 thru S times 6thru7Stimes .3lcaI 26 times 24ca (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARG 3 Lines Minimum HOURS 6:00 (2. 6, 9) News (24) lectric Company (44) ucy Show FIND' & mdci. New kitchen. new iture,redeccrated. Comt' see ast Airport Blvd , Sanford, RATES LAKE CATHERINE3BRIPI1tI pool, fbnce, central heat & I, dlshwather, extras 36 1*17 edroom, living, dining, kitchen, sraqe. Sanford Ave, IlIS mo :o' is, occupancy. 531 1619 MBOO COVE AP t two bedroom apt. left. 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 5:30 (2) Iews (6) ndy Griffith (13) nytlme (24) Il (35) osl In Space U . C T A S M A N I A N I) K (24) Sesame Street (15) 700 Club (44) Father knows Best 10:30 (2.!) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (41) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Show Offs (24) Mr. Rogers Show 2:10 4:55 7:20 9:40 I SEEK Orlando - Winter PQI 322 -2611 (13) /inter Park ity Council (35) atmlin (44);Illigan's Island 5:00 (9) )lnah (24) AIster Rogers leighborhood (33) Mouse lub (44) ost In Space ,teqSprinqs Lovely ? OR, Ibath. iving, dining. Florida room, wall alI car pe ting, fenced 131 3157 ening 41-Houses _ e and two bedroom aparti Adults only 373 0110 CLASSIFIED ADS 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnished i-Apartments Furn KISH - wro*o Isth , - '" KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines "DONE',' APPLIANCES 32) 0697 0 E Relnigerator, bronze, goad running (CElditpOn, 530 Call 37) 9537 After Wed call 3236011 . It's like pennies from heaven when .1 I I WOO - re 53-TV. Radio- Steri" a A - 1300 S French, 373 117* .- 40 MATADORS IN STOCK. 2 DOORS, 4 DOORS, WAGONS BANK RATE FINANCING -"-I __ ., "'er -W �Thursday, July 31, 1975 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I 671h Year, No. 296—Friday, August 1, 1975 -t Two Elderly 'Home' Residents To Be Relocated By BOB LLA)Yl) Herald Stall Writer During j Thlus IG SA\/EmYOURnBUDGET SALE! I )Yith tiw hc4fr&g hand You can Do 2s photographer to tour her residence. Mrs. Kenny has been sum. moned to Seminole County Court on Aug. 8 on the license violation charge. Sheriff's deputies served the summons A 54-year-old Chuluota woman, accused of operating a convalescent home without a license, said two of the four remaining elderly persons at her residence were to be relocated elsewhere today by relatives and that she has plans to remodel her residence and put It up for sale, Mrs. Mary W. Kenny, 54, of 21 Overlook Dr., Chula Vista, (huluotAi, rimado the disclosures yesterday after inviting it Herald reporter and I I Wednesday. County Health Department officials visited the Kenny residence Monday after a complaint was lodged by State Atty. Abbott Herring's office. Herring's office became involved after sheriff's deputies ifl(I County Medical Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay started a probe last Friday into the unattended I LIGHT BULBS U &taw. f IN. FT. .01 Q 7104 3/8" DRILL — — HOMEWOOD Formed PoSt F d EACH -.. Double insulated. Perfect for COUNTER TOPS SYLVANIA homeowner or shop use. White Sparkle or Gold Leather finish. 6', 8', 10' or 12'. Add 3.25 for right or left mitre cut. vg. Retail in. t.. ..... .. 50 ; -) IT— I ' g - . - VJ - - . - 1 Reg. Price (ea.) .........22c 9. UNFINISHED FURNITURE pGAL. FAINTS MOPACOUO 019 Exterior latex paint in white and decorator colors. W SQ. Reg. Price... 29.59 Mopacote Acrylic HOUSE PAINT HouseW_ Encyclopedia Bookcase Model 93736. Interfoam cushion vinyl flooring. 12' width six designs. Three-Drawer Desk Model 90336. Reg. Ptice(sq. yd.) .....2.88 Reg. Price... 39.95 Reg. Price (gal.) ........7.98 Prof Inished LAUAN PANELING HIIiiIIlMlJlIflIfflhIJI1111111 i I! M TI111TIL — STUDS EACH \McJin UI 1111 Iiuikhngs — Harriett, in writing the 14- 14-points the state fire mar- we are in direct violation of life safety codes thus, relieving the point plan and early this week point plan, originally included shal s iffict in.i> not grant safety, codes Vihien said county of any liability. A 14 filed his report to county ofthe need for widening the waiver (in the door widths, Following the June 9 Jail fire pointplan was written by the ficiab By refusing to grant any corridor doors, but after con The memo also as signed b county and city fire and He cites 32 deficiencies in the which killed 11 persons u waivers on state life safety (erring with iotmt> officials, hr" Prevention Officer J F jail, nine of which are covered ommtssion requested the citybuilding officials codes, local officials may have the point was left out because of Poose> and Building Official county and state fire entities to Two weeks ago, Robert in the 14-point plan However, prevented the return of the cost Invoked Bill Braceland Inspect and on Johnson chief inspector of the officials agree that the major report prisoners to the Seminole Harriett told commissioners If we move the prisoners requirements necessary to state fire marshals office point is the widening ofcorridor County Jail, thus closing down when they were approving the hack in. it means we recognize bring the Jail within state life toured the jail, reviewed the 14- doors to the 28-inch code the facility, requirement. County Commission ChairJoe McCluan county fire man inspector, also replied to the EaE: Johnson'b report in a memo to 16 Demand To 8,6001 -' - EACH Al I (UlI1l IJl I t Ui/I SHEET STORAGE 7' x 10' inside dimensions. ) BUILDING Antique gold and white. 2" x 4" x 8' Reg. Price ...........139.95 # 3 pine studs for many home projects. 4mm x 4' x 8' in light, Reg. Price (ea.) .........65c medium or dark i Reg. Pricc(shcc:) ....... 3.& — - AUCO lj(j (• I I Lim Uid year's projected operating budget is slightly more than $37 million. UTILITY 4tanokpo CLAMP LAMP re'" , Inside Sunda -- PANEL CLEANER Belly Dancers Coming 1 7RR WW EACH -• Delivers burst of water that stimulates, soothes and massages your whole body. 20910 wall mount. . Reg P,,ce(ea.) ........18.88 ft es stains, 20920 Personal Shower Req. P'/c' ............28.88 ' Scottys Sate Price I EACH CAN Cleans, renews, ' ____ ft Reg. Price (can) ........1. 79 Perez To Take On Vincent adjustable reflector and cord. A2340-006-00. . . All the sensuous mystique of the Middle Fast comes Seminole County — In the shapely form of belly dancing. Rt-ad about the Seminole County lasses who are proving able students of this dance art form, Page IC, Women's Section. Sanford's Victor "Taro" Perez faces the biggest fight of his life Tuesday at the Orlando Sports Stadium when takes on arch-rival Joey Vincent of Orlando. Watch for Herald 8odng Writer LouIsSapsis'previewof the light on the sports pages of the Sunday Edition of The Herald, Reg. Price .............3.47 . . .27M8 INDEX SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 1 thru 14 with the, lielping hand of THt IN111411ANKC-ARt) ...,... 700 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD PH:323-4700 YOU CAN [4) ,C); IT Af. "")URSELF! Al IA Around Th-. Clock 48 Bridge Calendar ---------SA 2-2 11 Classified Comics ...............48 Crossord ------28 4A Editorial A Dear Abby Horoscope ...........28 hospital .............5A .........SA Obituaries ..........18 Sports Television ...........20 8A Women 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS • c..4.( 00 SATURDAY I Vesterday's high 87. Overnight low 68. Rainfall was .39 Inches, Partly ekudy through tomorrow with a chance of thundershowers. highs near 90. Lows in the low to mid ,40s. Mostly southeast winds 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 20 to cent through tomorrow, Complete details and tides ure on Page 5-A. _ At present, teachers start at $7,800 in Seminole County. The Pelley team has offered teachers a $200 cost-of-living adjustment which would raise salaries all the way up the line. But SEA feels the county can af ford more than $200. ___ " After today, talks will legally should be made by letter to PERC and both teams would be at impasse. have to agree to continue at the As teacher-School Board However, Harry Pelley, the table. negotiations entered the last board's chief negotiator, and Were going to meet next legal day today, the Seminole .School Supt. Bud Layer have Education Association (SEA) the option of asking the Public week. We have to meet next dropped its beginning salary Employe Relations Corn- week," Rosenthal said. demand to $8,) yeirly. misior. I'ERC) for mere time. st:. ud SEA uaziLs SEA is ritco 'witing Ass.. SEA's top spokesman, Steve HaITIS to explain to both teams School Supt Roger Harris to the bargainirg table to explain Rosenthal, this morning said he what's "affordable." the 1975-76 budget and what the felt negotiations will continue The latest SEA proposal of school system can afford to pay past tomorrow's deadline which $8,600 would cost taxpayers an teachers. is set by law. By law, a request additional $1.7 million. Next •II1 •_•• .. :•• - . J' ..SOL By El) PRICK ETT Herald Staff Writer 4710 (Continued On Page 3-A) Won't Be Waived SEA Lowers Salary P ii folks living at her residence were watched and cared for around-the-clock by herself, her 28-year-old daughter Elaine and two other women. She said there had been regular visits to the residence In the past by a visiting nurse from the Orlando Navy Training Center ani by Dr. C. W. Lindsey, a Goldenrod osteopath. Dr. Barks told reporters that Dr. Lindsey told him that he had visited the residence ;Il)Prxui iateI once a month corridor door widths, would "only recommendations.' "virtually close down the . > GI F..NN MctASLANL) each official as ..expecting lleriid Doug Romine, public 7Seminole County Jail for good. Vihien and Sheriffs departHerald Staff Writer copies to study." Harling said legal staff relations spokesman for ment Sgt. Elmer Avenel both Sanford Fire Chief George The grand jury wound up its members had been alerted to Wainwriitht. said the rorm'. riA tA.... ok.. ; --&UQrr4aH thi. ,tnI, ,g,p.A .1 Ulu ----- --- -------u'u .. ""' "ni.wii,,,s """ '" -LI IUV&ULg ,fl .; ;rm Top state officials — in- probe and returned as report watch for the report and tions chief had not received a doors, would be "major cona memo to Vihien stating that cluding Gov.Reubin Askew forward it to Gov. Askew" Tuesday morning to Cu- int copy report, but the struction" and — . (ustI) all 32 points of a state fire have not received copies of aJudge A J Hosemann who soon as possible llarling also agency would -like to Ste one.0-4; Johnson repolls sevtral of the . marshals report must be grand jury report concerning promptly ordered the report had a staff member call --, . . Mr. Wainwright 's secrethr> doors measure less than 28 complied with and any the June 9 fire at the Seminole sealed. Informed sources close Seminole County authorities hasn't received the rt',rt nor inches 'deviatlons or ecepUoas to County jail in which 11 persons to the Investigation indicated a yesterday to inquire about the ha his invesiigath staff;' theas rqdremetits ahall be j vthlen today tte" t' j repor and learned that it short time later -' tt — 1(tj nine said e will be to schedule > '?' wit: ifl recognized by Seminole Cty Spokeama* for Askew, Snevin awl Wainwriit wore not r.a for the gose'--'r or OtfiCisti • I' .. . . as violations of state Laws and Attorney General Robert among thaw to r!celve copies see yet." a ' Wainwright was out of possibility of a wal safet'j requirements and that Shevin and Department of of the jurya findings. ba&d --on "I am certain, however, that Tallahassee und could not * "hardship" use A the local municipal officials Corrections Chief IllT Louis ' *No. the Governor has not considering the fact 11 persons reached IT 'S II J Fill Dl EASY FiJ 1 personally, but cot On Wide thedoors. d by have no authority to waiver any Wainwright confirmed that received a copy of the report as died in the fire, Gov. Askew will Routine pointed out that any , Sti-year-old John Dougherty of Sanford plays the outfield the copies of the report had not of late today iyesterday)," want to be made aware of the incident inside a corrections . Unless I can negotiate a easy %ay — perched In his fa%orite tree. It only takes a short of these requirements." "You can live in a place with reached them late yesterday, %laurice F. flarling, Askew's grand jury's findings. You can't center — such as a county jail waiver from the ci!y of Sanford, lunge to grab a fly ball that comes his way. (Herald Photo by a violation, but it is still a three days after the grand jury chief counsel, said in a sweep away those 11 deaths." it virtually closes the Seminole Gordon Williamson) deficiency," Harriett said. completed its probe, and that telephone interview with The Ilarling said. ( Continued On Page 3-Ai County Jail (r good," he said. EACH YOUR CHOICE continuous "parade" of investigators and representatives of State agencies visiting her home. As she showed Herald representatives around the red brick house and the surrounding one-acre lot, Mrs. Kenny noted tha', some pet pigs, cats and (logs "have been disposed of" after she received a list of things she should do from Health I)epartmnt officials. According to the county zoning office, the Chula Vista subdivision is ioned .\-1 agricultural. Mrs. Kenny said the elderly State Awaits Jury Report VINYL SHEET GOODS ELP Codes resided at the house over the undisclosed number of years. She said her residence "isn't a nursing home and has never been proclaimed to be a nursing home." Mrs. Kenny said the elderly persons "aren't asked for money, but if their families want to help out, fine." She referred other questions to an attorney. "Anyone is welcome to visit this house," she said. "The doors are never locked." She said since the investigation into Hankinson's death started there has been a By MICK IA)CHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer . ,.J -- 60, 75 or 100 watts. Reg. Price (ea.)........12.99 i facilit) must iwet state st.andarth and be licensed if more than two persons not related to the owner or manager by blood or marriage are cared for at the facility. The law provides for Health Department officials to take injunctive court action on violations of the law. Mrs. Kenny said she'd taken in elderly persons "for years" to help their relatives and wasn't aware that she was violating the law. She duclifled, due to the pending court case, however, to say how many persons had Off icials May Close Jail For Good 4 LL€J EACH death of 82-year-old Walter T. Ilankinson, who was living at the Kenny residence with his 80year-old wife, Effie. A sheriff's office spokesman declined any comment on the Hankinson death investigation, saying it is still active. No cause of his death has been revealed by authorities, County Health Department Director Dr. O.l. Barks said Mrs. Kenny has been mailed a certified letter ordering her to "cease and desist" in operating the unlini'ust'd facility ''within 14 calendar days." Officials said understate law Fire Safety Inside Frosted $1 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ___ - . . • :" , : -' -' ft - -, •- -. Anit.ial Welfare Officer Bruce (larke and two horses found wandering loose In Seminole County. Herald Photo by 11111 Vincent Wa rn ing Keep Loivestock In Pens S?Iiiif101C County livestock Vinton said the sheriff's costs about $40 a month to kep the complaint, which will ho lirniation with the state atOV*flCIS today' were warned to department and Animal Wel- a hors2 and many people can't referred to the detective torney to obtain arrest of the keep cattle and horses penned fare Officer Bruce Clarke were afford this. So, they are putting division, owner. "We don't know what the up or face a possible fine or jail beginning a campaign to halt their cows and horses out to --- A case number will be "We doa't want to do this, t crying isall about. They (school term, or both. the freeing of animals on road- graze, but not checking fences. assigned to each impounded the deputy on patrol has niur.' officials) shouldn't be crying," wiys in the county. The nest thing they know the animal and a letter of impound- to do than chase animals 1 r Sheriff's Sgt. W. A. Vinton Rosenthal said. "We are going to get very animal or animal! are out on ment will be mailed to the people unwilling to fix fenc issued the warning after dePelley reiterated his earlier puties spent much of yesterday tough on this problem," Vinton the road, causing traffic owner as soon as the cost of and keep stack correctls. transportation and mileage is Vinton said. stand that $200 is the board's rounding up large animals said. "Criminal cnarges will be Problems." Vinton said that every' effort received from the animal Fees for pickup and stora top offer, found finning kkSe on county filed against persons not cooperating. would be made to contact tae control center. Copies of the of annuals cre listed t "We don't tant an unsound roadways. Clarke said that the animal owner of impounded animals, letter will be sent to the animal Vinton as $10 per pickup, per financial system," SEA's Susan Under Florida statutes, own• control office had handled 80 but after a "normal period of officer and after three days the animal: 14 cents per mile, per Smith said. She said board ers of livestock found to allow animals since the county time" the unclaimed livestock animal officer Is instructed to animal for transportation, and negotiators claim they don't animals to run at large or stray enacted a control ordinance in will be sold at auction. notify the sheriff's office if the $2.50 per day, per animal for know enough about budgeting "upon the public roads" may be December. He reported that Vinton outlined the following owner has been in to pick up the care. to explain what can and cannot found guilty of it misdemeanor most of thesc were cows, animal control policy: animal or make arrangements Clarke said tha t most animal be done, and fined $500,jalled for 6od.ays returned by deputies to the - A deputy during routine for its return, owners come in to pick up the owner right on the scene, but patrol finds livestc.k running at If the owner fails, or livestock and pay the ft-es, Thus the reason for SEA's or both. six unclaimed many flIIiCS "the deputy was large. He will make a general relu,st-s, to redeem the animal, causing the shelter to break "We have inviting Harris to the table, at the animal control left holding the horse" because complaint, Including a corn- the case will be turned over to even. However, hi! said many Harris is Oe chief financial horses officer for the county's 36 center now," Vinton said. there had txvn iio one to claim plete physical description of th_- the civil division for advertising times animals are kept for long "There were seven yesterday. te h animal. animal, including color, marks and possible sale at public periods of time and are sold at s,hooLs. The upkei.'p of the animaLs and "In the past two weeks, we or brands, injuries and sex. The auction. The owner will again auction causing a loss to the A source say's Pelley will the time deputies are spending have exper[.'nced more coin- deputy will seek the owner be notified to appear within five center. offer two additional days of away, fr'imn routine patrol while plaints about loose animals before the animal is impound- days to be given a court sum"But we try to dispose of the negotiations. After that, the rounding these animals up is than ever before," Clarke said. ed.If the animal is impounded, moos for violation of Florida animals without having to put two teams will be at impasse, costing the taxpayer a great ' - Part of this stems from the the owner's name, address and State Statute 588.24. Failure to any to sleep. This is not our e('fl'fliC contitions because it phone number will be plced n demIl of the source said, appear will result n filin' of in. (iirpe''.'' 1't:irke said. -- -- � 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, July 31, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/e08f5077f41a3c49411b80063b916534.pdf 3ee3bdd16fe8f44d8caecfd973ad3233 PDF Text Text - SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tut sday,JuIy2t, 1q75 BEETLE BAILEY eoLL'- 014 WIN Mort Walker I PERE COE. ;AE 42 ' ' )4ç i w / !CK -~. ______ __________ A,% jZ' &Ei. 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Well, then, whete did the STORK 6et us, Grand- icut ills thu stor that J0 played better than her husband was fostered by Ely who fell it was gt P ic This is a serious nustake There are many hands that call •'1 If 1 Kfoll , ' 11 meeting with Joe Hennessey, director of the Division of Economic Development, and Formation of a centraljze(j Jim Cullison chief of the organizition to handle new Bureau of Marketing industrial prospects was Development, Florida b recomln:fldedtoday after erce. 50 top Seminole County leaders outlined industrial growth in filet with Florida Department the state during the past year. of tornmerce officials at thu Fhi one voice" sprang Sanford Chamber of Coin up shen Cullison revealed that merce. since November the DepartJim Daniel,executive mentofCornmercehadniade 10 direttor of the Seminole Lount referrals of possible new InIndustrial I)evelopinent dustries to Seminole County interests. His announcement rujirusurititit.s 01 (hi. tight caused concern b) Jack her. citits, Count), port authorit) ncr, executive manager of the chambers of commerce and Greater Sanford Chamber of airport authority "ineet as one Commerce, and John Krider, group" to formulate "one one of Sanford's leading invoice" for contacts with new dustriA developers. prospects You saythat 10 firms have Daniel's action came at the been referred to Seminole conclusion of a 90-minute County as possible industrial . 'J Pelley Garry Trudeau by 000NESBURY ',i, :" M GISS ' - - ---•. .-- %, ,I (I I / ' : 4 T 1 ~. I -____________ - i-.!-by He,mdohl & Stoffel WAMAYA KNO~y..* T 04-CH 1 HEF. E C01,.11 ~ THOSE N400CHIN' EYRE GoiN* R*OT ON I 4 ~ . ~ I '--___-—__ 1 6y. , ~ i _~ suausy.g `~_ _., of. 114E Ry I f SUM5 SYLVESTER J AJN* CEDr%IC.1 . _,_ - __ ~_I_ ~ . I ... /_~__ y I'll ;I , 7. II I *t . i ___________ .-- - . 1 J~ - ~J ... \ 115i 1 J - - - BLONDIE .II - 9 - 'ME LITTLE INPIAN MUTE! I I I PEVERA11E. 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Iwy.Jrr Wliri ANL) P09T SEEP .1 __________ _________-1 K't __) 1 _______ f q ~ .-% :---- L€NINc&TZER' — ~ - r £ 7 - r"Aif J Lgig '- SHORT RIBS • •• 0 I rJ it a 4 . "I . -.& - 't1bV ' . . . - ' • "5>' - . r7/.~~, ~ ~ -i* __ 4w __ . ..*jy ' 11 1 p -'—'-'.5 - - ', - by Bob Tho,.s IV/#/ ,___i:;a itui AR 6 V '-- FRANK AND ERNEST I ( tL A*JrTMIPJC' '' - ) 14 Vp . --A '. *. . . . I -o ~-, -?4 -- ------- -- - --- --- --- -- i . I 11 I Z r_7 ?4`1z U -, ~ . - - ---- -.- -- -- --- - - Fire Be 0 ened I ... . ; i .. Scen polltkal carec hase been ruined by scandal In the State of Florida. Only one of those seven individuals in E-Z-511 Ulf:! Reort atugg B Cowie), agreed today that. its a result of his study, some principals will earn an ad. dflional$1 000 next -ear, but he maintains the raises will bring Seminole County in line with elementary level is also in. Hughes, principal at Sable Point Elenient.,ry, fought for and won the increase for e 8 represents Sheriff John Polk. Polk is believed to have been furnished a copy of the grand jury report. Freeman is also believed to have been A grand jury reporton the June 9 Seminole made public sometime between now and August 8, according to Circuit Court Judge A.J. Ilosemann Jr. Hosemann ordered the Jury's report sealed yesterday when it was returned, ending a seven-week probe by the investigative bod, into the fatal 'Ire hlosernann said that the report was sealed pending 'further studies as to the contents of e r poit State Atty. Abbott Herring that the jury's report contained no Ind*tments and that copies of the rtport were prepared so the cour! could provide anyone Sid Vihlen Jr., said this morning that, to his knowledge, none of the five commissioners have seen the report, and referred reporters to Freeman. Freeman wasn't available at his office,accorthngtoasecretax-) who answered telephone calls from newsmen. One source very close to the grand jt.r probe said that there are "possibly serious legal implications In the report that must be studied," and indicated that State Attorney during the studies:pf the report. Hosemann declined to say if there are any 11 administrators in counties which are equivalent in size A fmr per cent hike 'or . '. ~ . -;~ , Ox - I -er, he told The Iferald, "Just as.soon rs the studies are completed I'll order the report flosemann wouldn't discloise If a copift have been givets out. but he held separate conferencri - terday afternoon buhimKl closed doors in his i.ourthouse chami,bers with Count) Attorney Tom Freeman arid attomey Bill Eaton, %4ho made public. It could be within a few days, but expect it could hi as late as a week from Friday Augu.st 8 iContinued on Page 9-AI Grand Juror Cites Long Investigation O'Malley Prober Disappointed Related Stor Page A 1 l I.AhIASF F IAPI member of the ~rand jwy that indicted fortner Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Nialley says tie's disappointed that O'Malley got off with resignation and M in . "You spend nine months inne Federation of Senior Citizens Club put Its new' bus Into service earlier in the )-ear. Pelley stre&wd the $200 vestigating, and you'd like to with Its Inaugural run frorn Bram Towers In Sa&which would cost the count% see some kind of outcome' t occasion were, from kit, LiIllae Gardner, about $900,000 - is the, board's said Ronald Benfield, a Talla. -er last offer for the teachers, fie hassee inotel timnager. "I think Pixler and Rachel 1). Alley. The bus can carry 14 passengers. said thv deadline for contract they either ought to have ifferald Photo by Bill Vincent) finall7ation is Aug. 2. At $200, ,I I)ro~cd him Innovent or guilty hicause he Ii has e this hanging couiiiien at i con!. ri nit )cars in jail and $15 000 in fines oserhimlortherestothislife lkthuzd and bred Turner on o \lalle) s resignation and 0 \lalks 41 cited ill health plea bargained deal with the (hi. grand jury foreman criti 'is his reason for resigning special prosecutors, State Atty. cized plea bargaining in gener-bargained T. Edward Austin and Asst. al. but said they were confident deal, lie pleaded no contest to a State Atty. Robert Willis of th:it Austin and Willis had han. . pr opermisdemeanor and wiped out Jacksonville. who were ap- dle(l the 0'MalleN- case 1% by Askew. two felony and I I impeachment pointed "I will leave tha! up to the charges pending against him. I thirik Willis and Austin Leon people to judge the end result," IN '' ould try to do the right thing Ile was ordered by Askew said. County Circuit Judge flat Ile said that O'.%Ialle)'s no- foralconcerned."said'.7 ner. president T1a3see Com Cl-mma to appear in conttst plea was tnno Mien his health improves and pay LW in court costs - the O'Nialley pleaded no contest might not th.ink that is a fair onl:* penaltN other than loss of through his attorney to a charge decision. but uf course 'At, don't office. -that he improperly used his now all the deWls. O'Malley is hospitalized In official position to pressure "It would seem to me that Miami with a heart aftient. Gulf life Insurance Co. into some time in the future we Rep. James Redman, D. lending $2.36 million to secret might take a look at the whole Plant City. said that O'Malley Imiriess partners in a shopping idea of plea bargaining and let gotoff mighty light Redman centei purchase (hi. grand jury have some par. haired the House committee fie could have been sentenced ticipation." he added. -I think a that dr3fted the articles of im. to one year in jail arid fined $I.- lot of members of the grand peachmn.nt dismissed Tuesday 000 on the misdemeanor Jurs would probabi) like to find by Chief Justice James Adkins. charge. The felony counts car- out*a lot of things t ey u (,o Heubin Askew declined ned niaxtmuiii penalties of 20 Iird out during the hearings Forum Says Building Down 97 Per Cent Commission Hears Of EightnPoint Plan c I ______________________________________ The Sanford Builders Forum of the mobile hoine tap fees, painted a gloom) picture last "That is why we have prepared these Guntlemen, gentlemen Vie night of the houSIng industry in IN recommendations — to assist in getting are not going to debate this the city as it presented the City k ,, tonight," Moore said. "I'm k ac ' lfl - 10 a brig1 . ure.." Around The Clock 4A ri g hter p i ct ure Cammission with an eight-point uUliulng going to say now what I'm sure I .... 611 Bridge — Committee Chairman rain to aid low cost Pete iKnowles) is going to sit . O Calendar r,.i i-,;e • -I fnjclic.t1 r5B rsousin,. vi SU14tSL w,ien >ou 're .1, if d Paul Jams, committee Uruiley. I would suggest we ° 611 ('mlci thainnan, told the commission hold a work cession on these (roscword 411 construction in th.it unple(e studs of ill (hi. IV it ren Pt it riconi i,.nd,itiuns and not .i.t knu .. Editorial Sanford was down 97 per cent records at city hall, material memorandum last week to upon them ton'ghi," Moore 1; ,according to University of from tile university and ad- Building Official Bill Braccland said. Florida survey figures. ditional input front other regarding tFe foruni's work in After a brit-f iltscussion, the : "in 1973, Sanford was issuing sources" and thanked the city which Knowles remarked about commission moved to accept . housing building permits for iLs help. 481, , ~1. a socialistic trend and to which the workshop plan and Otiltiurli r month This dropped to 47' J Itrailu s Odh.im committee (thiiii took exception. scheduleda loOfl liltu ting for plion 11-2-311 , "P1t in 1974, Jarsis said Irn ,iiemher, told the commission Odluintkfendeda suggestion August 12 in the commission . 411 Tel:- vision -0111 in the first six months of that yt-Ai have so niany codes to cut tile utility connection fee, chambers. Snmtn lIt l5 (ml) 1' permits per eabhahed at so n 41fl) lesels pointing out that mobile homes Thu workshop had been %% I TIll It month for new homes have been that we cant change the codes were allowed a break from $550 suggested ii) Jarvis in IsIs Over- issued. That Is a 97 r cent at the local level and do an; for the opening re,iiarks and in a Yesterday's high good for housing. (or every unit after the third iiiemorandum from Knowles to '°P-" night low 68. 4. Jarvis said that while the coinnmssion, filed after 5 •'l'herefore this committee placed in a park cloudy through Partl y building permits were drop. has turned to find another way "Surely we can help the horne p.m. Monday, following a 1 ping, housing costs had Jumped to help l I ii ,in provide housing Ma) be builder a little," he said. 'After imietting between Knowles and t iteninu ,, many a fternoon 54 per cent and had doubled in this can be done by building all, It Is not tile builder who Jarvis on the building foruni's them smalkr, cutting the size pays for these houses — but the report. : upper to low %s. Lows hi the Sanford since 1973, After the commission 9'~_._ ,,That is why we have c,f the lots or any number of home 6w-ner or buyer, who in '40%. Slostly southerly u1ndi 10 ' Odham said .uloptedthu August 12 workshop ucom things But turn beunues a taxpaser these pripir((l strongir and gust) to 1 mph, Mayor Lee Moore stopped (late, Odhain left the speaker's in nothing in this rep.')rt is near thundershowers. Rain ~,.-, --probability 20 per rest tonight, getting building back into a 'socialistic' as iome inighl. Odham's renitirks when table. but remarked. "I just -. -- I indiceite." Councilm,an A.A. McClanaban war'. the ccirmilssion to know ligrighter fi!cture." lie said. 40 per cent tomorrow. ~__ .s-fF~ Odhani i4as referring to a attempted to debate with Ow that I'm not standing here recomarvis CompIrte details anti tides -a . portion of City Manager housing developer over the cost !alking about myself." mendations ivers -l"pared by a are on Page 5- A. .111 = _. ~ U i`1 _% 1_ ,-- r-_~ ~ ` I +' Kv.Ftr --L. J. t 1. t u!,IL111 ,00 ~11'1 _N 1 ~ titl - ~ .. , WWM-A" I Cj - RINISPOR T S GI1KY _______________________ - JLIr) By BOB 11,1,OYD Herald Staff %%rltcr - A,'~, .1'7~ 1~ -tint' ;got fate% the I 'Fm I2* ~ !dJ%,n!,t,ent %,Add be board vokA to hold off oa o., nl- for next year. Layer's request. The rz -qucst 6 f (OflofflhC conditions would a spInoff fm an index prepared b y Ernie (owks the determine if the adjustment is school , vsteni'5 assistant raised -- or Liken awav - in Story, Page A by Howie Schneider 1- 1 1 - it : .! J11 0 ~ I "-___---- I . - , ~ 4% ____ -I r1T-' l \-1•-_---.-ie.'' #i rw. c,'.jy '_.._._._ I I I (,C~ - %'L %i ~7 f ~. ' I . I .. 0 I ~1 . I : ~ t~j, - I ~ r o! EEK & MEEK TWE '/OU AND IHAC) A HEART. TO. HEART TALK - )1 . - _________ . I ,. . . ~f IS SE&NN'tiG TmRMGH ~f It I i1L4A#L 4wa -% - A" ]14- ' - " .- I by Bob Montana OLD ONES If - OT PJOTHIN8 TO LOOK A H& 5 HER - ' ! (I,- WAY, WHArS WRONG wirh TH6 ¼ %' 1 7-211 _______ A - - by Crooks & Lawrence TJØT' WP%TCH. coc'i _________________ ,jr . Z% - increase . -1 _11 I ). & ,f. ,f' - , '9 A4 l ~,~., ;~,_ .t --~'N 1. ..___J I i ~ .... , I— t. 1. CAPTAIN EASY CA'v' OKAy.THE FIH $5 ALL 3;;:Z - .41, . . 4, .' ~~_tl~, __________________ UTTING EARRINGS ON (P A MONKEY! ( do the industrial profile on program to funnel all prospects said. 'l feel Seminole County Seminole County, which your through, has so much more to offer than people are about to complete. I Daniel's decision came after esenOrangeCount) We cannot would feel that the chamber Gene Mooney. a SCIDA afford problems to arise in should be contacted when new m.mber, suggested that a moving forwartt" I 'QLVV iereu *A ' -: __ ., i,a, . - -. Jack Horner, Joe Hennessey, Jim Cuillson and Jim Daidel, (from leftl discuss Florida's gross ii 1 Il oto b 91'I V incent; by industry. come V~. Al V. ,, e __V r 1~d C of / . -- / 1 . -. -'5'. 1, _11 'r . ~ ~, IR _,~ ~ , ~ -~ I- t I. t, , --~J\ ~ Q; r -- 4 0 0 It ZA O R .- which had been referred to the hi ould contact governmental industrial firms. counts leaders in the cities to set up a "It was the Sanford Chamber meeting with the aim of "We must work together or I V ___________ :: , 191i - . r (I fl/i N (' - i )i ts~ ~ '*_1I , 1 , -, -- 0UY6 J U . I - ONLY HAD ON5EJ fr -~) __________________ ., f .. .. _________ . ,,- 1~ ) ~.J _,~, )~Q I ... IV ~ry C , my JALOPY I /14 5 NEW TIREs! o C-5ET -THE - -,". I I .11' ) OOneY said. referred to the county within able to have all types of In- us. the past month formation available to ease Daniel said after the meeting Speaking for the .hamber, search or possible site " planned to 'et right to work I 1% •_ ______________ J . - - -~ .= I 11I V IT WOULD BE LIK 4W--T \ . N~_~- 1 I ~~ , I . -IZ c -4 . P ç I ' _~ " - JI \ , 7-29, NOW, NIOU 51X CVgLry5 SWE500YIS PLOTTI1`49 A4&AJ ?+_-7T ME . UNFA5Y A,NP APPIZEHEN151Vf= -- - I#I I I ( I by Dick Covolli _____________ THE T, - . % ONE WAVY HAIR' ( %., ON 'IS ~ _), - ~ 1 _______________ I A TIARA OF i ; ~ indtistruil contacts had been he said That agent) should be should do tohelt state help • — L__ V, - I,, i I b ( TRESSES' ~q.-.,-O-.*'?.1-t : KINC)OF FE7_ --LIN& I C~Ay. C.11 0k -I, , _ , ")AA I ARCHI E i_ I 5~_*-_ W ~, _- -V~?W#_--,_ F__ ~~, j:~~ M_ -- -A . ; I - ! /1 _JI WINTHROP p **-- *V_ - 41Z i 'i I 'I ; - *I ~ .... y 41-Y `t~i. I . I I 11. r ZII - ! - . PRISCILLA'S POP I . ' '- * ' I i i -dW4%_r.e I— , - I I "___~ " (I , I ._____1 , r PIJNT. i I I-a A I _____________ Chic Young _ (~ W. APPENEDI> \ .1 rf - t -''.- ' _.'-' by T. K. R 4 ,I ________ . - -. I./)? volow I - V t. — - --i , 4~~ — ; -" ~~ !~ I -f - SAY, SHORTY, I'M LOSTOUTHERE, AT LAST! A FAMILIAR FACE! ITS LOW ON SINLIES, ANP(YETTING I & ., —SEA ~ - -.- -- ~ - I ,,-1 I iJ - " :! ,~~ -1 I 1! justinent. It's reasonable; it's jtunp. It's ridiculous, and it's a begimung teacher would earn within the board's budget," (fisgrace," Rosenthal added. "The county is much $8,000 yearly, a raise that would said Barr) Pelle% the boards fie also rpped$15O,000 worth better off fInancIaIy increasu salaries propor e School s chief negotiator. of increases for principals a ine. They should e negotiating team today offered SEA spokesman Steve administrators scheduled to "We are at an impasse the county's 1,462 school Rosenthal said, 11200 is not an conic before tile board for considering quite a 2," Pelley said. If it happens, an teachers a minimum $2&a. acceptable figure. It,s not a cost approval m. meeting biggL,r jump." outside special master would be r cost living adjustment in of living adjustment. What it is today in the board conference Negotiator called in to rule on items the lieu of the Seminole Educal.ion is an actual increase. They room. two teams have failed to Association's (SEA) demand haven't based anything on the "I just can't sit back and see reconcile. [era $9,500 salary for beginning consumer price index a beginning teacher given 11(X) teachers. "The county is much better or 8200 more while ad- $500 or $1,000," Rosenthal said. Pelley said today's 'This Is our final proposal as off financially.They should be ministrators are being School Supt Bud i.a)er has negotiations will determine far as the cost of living ad. considering quite a bigger recommended for an additional recommended the board ap- whether a special master will prove the 1150,0(X) package for be required from Tallahassee. x -t-. - administrators. The package Ruth sides would pay csts . ~.',% op -"N"N( 2I*uP3 some Principal' s 6alaries incurred by the special master. by as much as $1,000 a year and ~t _. Yesterday, Pelley offi.-red .=e%, ,k A allows aisistant superinZ= . ;1 . ~ W - . tendents warkim" a year in 'eachers a Z100 cost of li%ing ~ - I , !. - I t -1 f r . A -, Iferald Staff Writer i =L, I F V I, t F - - . By ED PRICKE I I / TUMBLEWEEDS ______ WMATIS TH' NiATTER'l AREN'T ) W CR.ACKE;ZS AN' . .11 , I CATSUP C-000 . .1 .." % T - ., ENOUGH lt4r, "'. 1 e 1: . ~ - I 0, II , po" I . . ~_ It -, (-I- --e1q, . 1~ - - I BUGS BUNNY L - 1 1i , . Urged prospects? We know of only industries are checking this meeting be called to "deer. one,"Kriders.aid. "Who got the area," homer said. mine how to provide better referrals"' Cullison told tile group that cominurilcation" regarding Cullison told the gathering he "the chief thing you must watch prospects (cit the information went to is not to confuse the prospect" and Ryan" (director of the with too many different andg0e about Seminole County Port presentations. At would be better if there nowhere. I would suggest that Authority) but was not totally certain. was just one agency to which Jim i Daniel i call a meeting on Cullison said that four new prospects could be referred" a county level to see what i To I AJW_ Aw NS 6 All OMR, Oq,84TF.. AN,AW. 5giW4RY`r - J - -- I.. I " I T3A1. \ L / 710^4 /W 0^0A . ______ P roposal 'Reasonable ' Teachers /i4P7H 7 4 I I i ,---\- ,— ' r II iI `111_~_,_ -_ to 11 II / 11 CD)N7RY / 7hZ5 FAR1 brY , _____ /R.. \ X-4 " G~ s Industrips - )U)W 111 UME UW6,ER. 1r5 vwr h -V9FAV6W 7MT IT!; PACP6! AAf I ,V AIN 5r4NV -NY ..Dl;t TN -1 & "O" KS..' .__ .0 ,) ~ "I"," .. _~: LOOKS' ~.' 1, ~ ,. I / , 10 Lnr"- rus:s' (\ 5TuEN'rS / i 44f Y, 7RY )tX/ 7Ch3 M47 . MORE 1 Iq - --. \— 'r Bt/TA'f/—/T (VtY Re A . a New Grcin CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __ ,,. C ll Of ~7 ~ - - , ui Promotion By (aL.F.NN Met ASL/INI) Ilerald Staff Vvriter h-- dtrtd1 ho l d N - \ Central 1 / At the risk of bting ton 1 I ..1 // flflfl __ J - IF V.) HAP ALL OF . her husband Fly Culbert son I - / -_ know if Josephine Culbertson _________ ., 1 ~U4 SA Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - . I s Ptcc 36 lli~-, 6 A i' v IA ()pning lead '' ______ . f IA , \ ' ___________ z %% tc. 67th Year, No. 294—Wednesday, July 30, P J7 - ' -- MY 6 - U South obliges and Soul collects 12 easy tricks, slam and rubber by Dove Griue ALLEY OOP I (1, staring him in the face? WEST ________ ~W/ f inds out that his side misses an ace. flow can he contract for a slam with two diamond losers NORTh £ Q 10 V QJ6 — W/ — l OS%M : AU()BY - C Rt- C — W 9AV) ()AAQ )2,/ '/h'C6 M ' 0 RRIDCE AT Dick Turner by CARNIVAL -- ,_--- ------- -. - - - --- ---- ---- - ---- ---- - -- ---:------ -------------:- ----------- ------------ ---- - ---- -='_.------ -- - - __- i L , V -V d % ' . , - e , '5 , ~,ft 4k 1&6d , - A- I" L, - ~ =4 1 ~4. r fr ." " ',-.,- i~ - le, . !: . ~, "'.1--,: , - ~_ i ____ : I __1_ I I _______________ - ," -" , - _, ,- ~ - - -. I t' =~~ -- __ ___ - A ~ a - Nine-year-old Janetta West is all tird up in k.nots as shr dernonitrates her dexterity for Herald Photographer Bill VInernt. Janetta reside, at In the City Recreation th,partment suitinier program dally at the ci%ic center. IN REPOSE -=-r ------------------------ ' . -. t' ' .I c t-.'' -. - - -- - - - -- - - ---- -7 - - - - - - -- -- - &%Zn=;1M WAAAam �-.,-- _ __ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Wednesday, July 30, 1975 111111 City's NATION Joan Lithe Attorney Charged With Tampering RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) — The Joan Little defense team Is regrouping after one of her seven attorneys was thrown off the case and charged with a felony for allegedly at. tempting to Influence the testimony of a witness. Morris Dees was ordered out of the courtroom by Judge Hamilton llobgood on Tuesday after Beverly King accused him of pressuring her to change her testimony. t)ees, who is with the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery. Ala., was later charged with attempted subornation of perjury. He wa released on a $2,000 personal recognizance bond. A preliminary hearing was set for Sept. 15 in Raleigh. Mrs King, a black radio dispatcher at the Beaufort County jail in Washington, N.C., said Dees approached her in the courtroom during the noon recess and asked her to tell an untruth. She was on duty In the radio room at the jail last Aug. 27 when the night Jailer, Clarence Alligood, 62, was stabbed to death. Miss Little, a 21-year-old black who was an inm.tønt iti Iii i 'hirc'ei,l with ,rct ritr m,irt4r in thp , slaying. - •• - J••4.Sfl •fl S*• Ellis Tapped By Commission fly MICK LOCIIRIDGE herald Stall Writer - Gov. James Rhodes says he never encouraged National Guardsmen to s unreasonable force to control the 1970 Kent State antiwar - e The governor testified Tuesday that nothing he said before the 1970 shootings could be interpreted as structions giving guardsmen the right to use unreasonable force against the students. "I gave no orders to aiwone concernhw milhtrv operationsln the state ofotiio,"he said. Rodesalsotesedthatjt"wasalrnostastateofwar" five years ago when he pledged to use every force of law to proveot property destruction bydenonsfratorsprotesting the US. Incursion Into Cambodia, - Ford Offers To Drop Tariff 'on is "dmlnistra' Offering to drop a 60-cent tan!! on refined petroleum imports if Congress adopts President Ford's Plan to decontrol domestic crude oil prim. Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb said 6cents-per-barre1 tariff, Imposed by Ford when he annotsced a second tan!! for Imported crude, affects two [fllllIOfl bZTt13 01 FCIII)td fuels d*11Y The Lower cats must be passed on to onsmers, Zarb said, adding that the end of the tariff would save COnaners about $1.2 million each day. i I a Congress Votes For Raises _ , ..;t.. .Ilvic_~._ -,T-,.- I ,.~. V - fL . -, t I .- ' J, -- -I':IV R" *. 1:X 11. -i -. I . it - "We though we were going Zo get the water and then at a later time, should annexation come, be taken Into the city. We didn't have any objection to that," Mrs. Simerly said. Mayor Lee Moore asked Mrs. Simerly to "decide what you want in or out— and let us know." - "Well, we want the water," she said. With that the commission approved the annexation request on first reading and Mayor Moore thanked the Simerlys for appearing "to speak against your own annexation." ;_ - ,P 4 , 't•• -- • ...• 2----.jLW - - -. - ,- - .. . i . T. hL& 4 ' - £ -: . - V- , I .. - rb'- S. '4- f S . ZI ;k? r'- *4J - ''! - , ' 4.z .% _, - A-c k! * i - ~ . . -My4p,7,6 • ' ,'J g -• - -. -',. .-. - -. - ¶M 2 • . 4 . f . . ,-_ C4 PC - : _ . _.__1 ' . _~~ - - - - - _-3% Meadows said he will review the bids, and report back to the - -d .4 ._.,%4'.__. 1i I, -i - - -' - - . - - • ' . \1,iL. -- •,:',-' \_1' - ' .. , ,I ;! :-r-t _ 4 'JK ' '..'-,-; r- 5'-, - - . ": .. - - ' - ftWAW - __ --r - - - - . . .-. -j - --.— .. - T - - n2 I - " -' -. *,'&- t , - w ., -,' ,,. ; ) i', ' -1 '".J--' -- , - - - - i 3 The clinic will be built In Longwood on the corner of Church. Wilma and Warren Streets at the site of the old clinic which was torn down Mite months ago. Lngwood Mayor Jim Lor- - 4' - --' , - .-- -' ' - . - - - $ , . I -- 7 -- - -- COUNTRY -. - Herald Staff Writer The City Council, meeting in workshop sessions down departmental requests for the 197S-76 fiscal year bxlget. ,e latest to feel the ax as officials tried to fit the budget T% within anticipated income of $435,000 were planning and zoning oc planning commission, $6,000; I inanc*, 155,; office, - - me t ---- - - . -. • - ' - - WU . - r i I ~ft . time" from complaints having ed before the stale PER CscIn Tallahassee. Yesterday. Alley and Kim. k'uugh met to review .nd $6j50 alkinent fct *iiaI control t,s set aside I lywhile ink. !he poisibiffiy of tmrmlng A encies F * I ~ L 2 — - we program over to the county. flds will be discussed at next Monday's Council session. Councilman irene Van Eepoel, public works commissioner, has been asked to arnie t with new budget figures for her department that will It within the allotted $55,000 to $60,000. Tht planning mi onlng budget Includes a full-time clerk's salary which formerly was Muded in wwtbet department. Included in the budget will be $1,626 interest on a construction loan. The 1)( principal due in February Is being paid ahead this yeir. Cnei1man J Daniels Ud the 0'gjcil Monday nIgM a stfor matching fu dafor the city's B lprojecthad been turned down by the State Bicentennial Committee on Friday. "(Air project met all established criteria and we will ask Further consideration as fall-out monies become available," lie added. The project was For improvements at SWhIne Park, Including completion of the commurtity building.) The Bicentmnial corn=~ittee is wotking on sevffal other projects, he said, including voter registration program. The Council passed a motion Monday night to contact the Seminole County Commission and the county road and engineering departments to ascttaAn the cost 'f a total package unpaved road rnintenanc program --- - -------- ------ -.-,.-.--.- - _- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seven State Officia uined B Scandals y Ak FLORIDA BRIEF - t. S -- - ,,,..- At Eckerd's you know the prescription is rght so-- SuIlty Ell) — I s".; LhA-JA~,A,. _______________ . - - W w - .,andthepriceisrighttoo OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY HW Y. 436 & I 7 -f2 1 S N OW 0P E N = 24 HOURS EVERYDAY I b-, _. 4.1), t_. -iu — iipt-cuirs nave cxarueu iiu snips arnl consider flint' of them suspects in the investigation of a 125,0(X)-gallon oil spill in the Florida Keys earlier this month, the ('oast Guard says. Three of the ships one in Texas and two In eastern ports — are being watched by the Coast Guard, said Rear Adm, Austin Wagner. He declmnea to name them. Meanwhile, another Coast Guard spokesman said two new but unrelated oil spills near Miami apparently dissipated in the last-moving Gulf Stream. They never reached the beaches of Florida's resort Gold Coast. .Spokesman Steve Frazier said the Coast Guard still has about lot) ships left to investigate in connection with the Keys spill, lie said the nine suspect ships all were in the right place at the right time to have spilled the oil and that trades of similar oil were found on board. He said crews of the ships are being interviewed and their logs and cargo records examined for more detailed information. , A ,~?IN, - - tb A ,O~~ I_Ii I 1)w ~ . . ' . ..- ) I I , 13o') ...i~,;44 . r - _______ - -- P., 00. %% I** TM1CC MUNSEY FLIP-OVER BAKER-BROILER Iup Owlm h'OOtt CO'.TI',UOt)S (If A 88 c"o.Ci 0, (UI()RS a,c 199 01! .i..r,, ,.4.e' :.C., " 3.1, UNTANGLER 4. COMB ' 11 417 - - 70 T ' ;\'- ' .--\— ' ___ 2,4 4, 00 , I- . ' ____ DIAPA1E W -)BABY '"ii c BY NORTHERN RIG 10.99 ' 1:T Tnn PROCTOR SItU ELECTRIC Cow TAMPA (AP) While his jurors deliberate, former Sen. Edward J. Gurney shuttles back and forth between the Federal courthouse and his apartment hideaway. But mostly he justs waits, "lie isn't doing much of anything else; he's on call when he's not here," a court source says. The 6-man, 6-woman jury went into Its third straight day of deliberation today in the bribery conspiracy trial of the Florida Republican and three others. So far, the panel has spent nearly 11 hours weighing testimony and sifting through evidence without reaching a verdict. When Gurney arrived at the courthouse Tuesday, he seemed more relaxed and chipper than ever before in the 23 weeks of trial, lie had just given waiting photographers and cameramen the slip. "I wanted to see if I could really fool them," Gurney joked. "I know it was kind of a dirty trick. I thought I'd have a little fun." lie had switched his route by using a side (I(kr into the building, - ' L a 11 I . Ai6MMM !l~ jk&,~ - LAWNCH.4IR -i1 $500 Crime Award Given MIAMI (All) — A farm group is giving a $500 crime- tpper award to a security guard charged in the fatal 4 $ shooting of a youth allegedly caught stealing avocados From a grove. 'lime guard, Buster McCrae, 69, laces arraignment In Miami today on manslaughter charges In the July 9 shooting drnth of Larry O'Neal, 16. "That man convicted that boy when he shot him," said Skip Switzer, president of the Dade County Livestock Association. hieing as the boy was caught stealing avocados from ( p ile of our members — and he was apprehended as far as %ke're concerned — this fellow Is due for the $500 reward. ,, We offer $500 reward for arrest and conviction of ;tflVbiH.ly else stealing anything else that pertains to agriculture, from a hog to a dog." This "wasn'; exactly an arrest," Switzer said, "but it (lO't'Sfl't make any difference." -, '' j ,. ' ,,A',. I RI(. 12499 _ _t _` _4-t Loudd Bond Reduction Denied I I eJ -,-----,-- j k - ci O1(I.ANIX) (AP) A circuit Judge has refused to reduce the $552500 bond for Rommie Loudd, former general manager of the defunct Florida Blazers football lean). Ioudd remained jailed on drug and conspiracy charges alter entering innocent pleas Tuesday at his arraignment I)-fore Judge W. Rogers Turner. At a later hearing, attorney Ellis Rubin of Miami asked for a reduction In bond, claiming the former pro linebacker was penniless and needed to get out of jail to support his family. But Turnet denied the request after Asst. State Atty. I)onald l.ykkt'hak said Loudd had been convicted of a urune against a child in 1957 in California and was sentenced to Four months of Jail and five years probation. An county tuidercover detective also testified that I.oudd had threatened to flee to Zaire In Africa, Loudd de'rivd the sta(enmcrmt. N 1'i ! I ii - . 'vS '~'~____," -1 ____-_ __ fr GASOLINE IL LAWN EDGER ~-,\~" I 7t- I 5 His Boqp & Stionon 4 .'v' to I - " of Cvt1" 7988 ,9 ,1_ . .. 1...J 1..9 * I .111'... . , . . -. " I ~ . .# ~__. v ~_, .. -., . -. . ~11-I I-~.W, . I -.... -l"', ~ -.1 '-.t lt.. ," .~ I. J L.g.L4..Lj .L ''I ~ ~ Film Prints Kodak Film .6 I :": .-,-,, £_,•' 9 : ft!U ..;z.'4.' 50 Stat Sanford 'f'{'a a0 ItSTt'AI --!--- -j - ---- ---------,.---- - Gurney Watches, Waits rc The Seminole Counts Ccrn discuss future union dealings iiusson will hold a public OnAig.8aspecjale1ecuon hearing Aug. 26 to consider a will be held for employes of the local option ordinance creating county maintenance division a local Public Employes for the more than 40 ernployes Relations Commission (PFRC) to decide If they want the to hear employe complaints. United Brotherhood of Car. The local PERC is a penters and Joiners to recommendation of Labor represent them in labor Attorney Granville Alley, negotiations with the county. retained for $90-per hour to Kimbrough said if the em represent and advise the union ployes vote in favor of the commission on carpenters negotiations union, then the Labor liaison county and union will enter into John Kimbrough said Alley negotiations requested the commission to The election will be sermousi> consider the local mo ni tored by Robert PERC Kimbrough said he an official • expects the commission to Relations Relations Hoard, according to create board. Dave ichison, an attorney Kimbrough said the local wi PERC, composed of com. working th Alley --- - -•- Grow TAMPA 'APi — Boston attorney F. Lee Bailey goes before a federal Judge today to ask dismissal of mail fraud charges filed against him. Bailey, who was indicted two years ago along with Orlando promoter Glenn W. Turner and eight Turner business associates, has claimed that the charges against inn, ,.h()uld be dismissed because he did not get the speedy trial he demanded. His case now separated from the other defendants' cases. Bailey is scheduled for trial In Orlando before U S. District Judge John A. Reed. The rnalnüg aft defm dants are to be tried here. All are charged with promoting by mail a fraudulent scheme to sell distributorships In Turner companies by using exaggerated claims and misrepresentations. In a trial at Jacksonville that lasted eight months, jurors failed to reach a verdict, resulting in a mistrial May 30, 1974. Halley had won his severance in the course (1 that trial. I - M Not nreryooe Is rs 01 havIng Mg feet, but these youngsters certainly are proud of their - big The City Recreation Department spoiiored a big toe contest at its summer program yesterday the youths pktured above proved in be the wimiers. From kit ore: Te."ry Reek, Elsie Kristine Mefook,Bill yTammafldPauIQmoIc(-1,()Iera;dS(affphotobyfljlI'incenti PiG TOE Wl*nter pr*ings WINTER SPRINGS -- Bailey To Seek Dismissal 6. - - , .-' - . -_,- ) ' -, ... - .. \ v:: 'U - .,-. . L. 5,, - - -le - .. - .- , . "-i 1.4 - -. " ,. '- ., - S Yesterday he said Wt Huber CortrucUcn Co. 01 1iando "looked like" it had the low bid with a $64,613 base Meadows said $72,000 was apruprialed for he truction. 44 C- AMERICAN Z -- -i; Of -- - t 1 7 -- - . dl*vfleged persons. Oth bid VTM Construction Orlando.'." and Jostco Engineering and Construction Inc., I ando V6337 grant has been approved for the truction and furnishing of the facility which will serve as the south Seminole public herlth clinic. Careers IT A '''' - , ' tluurinSaiord,adm1nlster1ng - ' 4.tn,t,nr curl 4 '''Y'- ' "The owner of the property Is currently In the service and is overseas. Because of the communication problem, It would be next to Impossible for him to be here or assist in obtaming this zoning change and Mr. Dunn has already cleaned the building, trought it up to electr ical code standards and wants to open his business," Stemper said. Stenstrom suggested the commission waive the six "grandfathering" months requirement and give Dunn the go-ahead, pointing out that "this man wants to have a business in Sanford and put a couple of people to work. That is something we need around here" Commissioner A. A. McClanahan objected, pointing out that "we ( the city) have certain nrocedures to follow In these matters and apparently they aren't being followed. Stem per was told to take the matter to Planning and Zoning, With the commission leaving open an appeal should the zoners fail to grant the request. ,rk,n-s,r 3lJU1J.), Seminole - +'- 'l'' 3CIN-1ce to indigents - 0 - - - :-..---' ( tative with the Department Of A D i. Health Sflu 11iI%e gull Eyed By Board - The Seminole County Com- mann said 't my knowledge" mission In two weeks is cx- the city will not beothgztedto pected to award a low bid provide any funds for the clinic contract to an area general operation.. Lormann said fl city donated the land Meadows contracting firm for fji struction of the Longwood said the count) will provide staffing for the Clinic Health Clinic Perry, county Grace TheComm&ssion opened eight assistant intergovernmental j bids yesterday coordinator, said the rilnic will them for consideration c servethesoutheiidciSemlnole Meaows. a state re '1 b - -. - r,) - o~&, \.- , , - bAP,,' J , ,. - - , JJ7 - i__. '- -- e7) - Ref Bids On Clinic List Continues To Nine Ships Suspected In Keys Oil Spill . ' -. ,-. . U & - ' . 111111 Outlying Areas In M -• — IN - Supporters defended the pay raise, sent to the House on Tuesday an a 58 to 29 vote, as im act of dWle Justice for memben of Congress. They stresW Oat memb Cwgress have not had a miw in their $112,51M annual salaries since March l%9, while the cost of living has inieased 47.5 t. ~ The service was provided "In 24 hours" alter the couple signed the petition asking to be annexed. Kimbrough said It would take a "considerable period of time" to bring Ellis up to date on the administrative operation and said it "would not be worth his Lime and our time to bring him up to date and then replace him." U ..II) commission, . — Tabled a request to include By Fl) PRICKETI' when they get their bills," City residents rates are compliance with the city plus a zoning change from ins coverage fo' the Herald Stall Writer Councilman Helen Keyser slightly lower. Single families charter. The four new districts residential to professional f a hi for will continue to pay $3.10 for the allow commissioners the option office buildings added. plans to city employes under the Group Effective today, single family first 4,000 gallons and 55 cents of seeking reelection in convert homes to office ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Hospitalization plan at apNo opposition surfaced last users living outside city limits Fur the next 6,000 while corn- November. buildings If approval for a proximately annt night when city commissioners will pay $385 for the first 4,000 merclal establishments in the Commissioners also agreed variance Is granted by to annex eight lots located in Planning and Zoning Hoard. unanimously increased water gallons of water and 65 cents city pay the same rates. — Approved payment of $350 Under state Law, cities may Doi Ray Manor. That action rates For an estImated 1,000 per 1,000 for the next 6,000 The Li acre site fronts SR for David T. Farr, city planner, charge a per cent surcharge came alter It was decided the 4.35. Individual sites failed to on his July invoice. persons living outside city gallons. limits. Commercial estalislunents for customers who live outside lots Individually don't qualify meet the city's Lot requirement Approved payment of "I can't believe It," Mayor outside the city will also pay the municipality. for annexation, of 15,000 square feet. Owners $405.13 to Clark, Dietz and Also passed on second Norman Floyd said of the lack $3.85 for the ru3t 4,000 gallons City Attorney Joe Davis told also discussed the possibility of Associates for assistance on of dissent. and 65 cents per 1,000 for the reading last night was an or- commissioners the group combining ownerships to meet new water supply wells at the dinance redistricting the city In seeking entrance into the city — the footage requirements. "They'll speak against it next 6,000 gallons. Mayfair Country Club, - _= - - The surprised commissioners learned that Mr .and Mrs. Simerly had appealed for help when their water well went dry recently and sought city water service. is .)41jI3 0 last night refused to waive zoning regulations in order to allow a small businessman to open an auto repair garage in a building which has been used since 1928 for similar purposes. Rejecting a motion from Commissioner Julian Stenstrum by a 4-1 vote, the cornmission told Bill Stemper, realtor, to make his request on behalf of Jim Dunn through "proper channels" — thus sending the item to the Planning and Zoning Commission, Stemper had appealed to the commission to allow Dunn to open an auto paint and body shop at 1305 Celery Avenue, which has been the site of a garage since the building ws constructed in the late 1920's. The property involved Is now zoned RC-I, restricted residential, which does not provide for arares or body "We didn't understand about this annexation business when we signed that paper," Simerly said, referring to an annexation petition. . WASHiNGTON (AP) The Senate has voted to give rnembersof Congress and other top federal officials what an opponent calls a "guaranteed annual increase in . £ Water Rates Increased For -1,000 : a Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Simerly, who reside on Sanford Avenue, between Palmway, Poinsettia Drive and Hose Drive, appeared before the commission during a public hearing or, an ordinance bringing them into the city. The county personnel board expected to readjust Ellis' salary next Tuesday. As intergovcrnmental coordinator, Ellis made an annual salary of $16,500. Salary range for the administrative service director is $17,000 to $22,000. Hiked Cnar's ' TYrJI&I -- L.a & - THRU M SOMI tIM SATURDAY Sanford City Cornmisson found itself in the unusual position last night of hearing petitioners for annexation speak in opposition to being taken into the city. Kinibrough said Ellis will not be able to handle the two ad. ministrative Jobs as well as devote "40 per cent" of his time to labor dealings. Kimbreugh is county liaison on union matters and Simcoe was assisting Kimbrough in coordinating activities. Bob Ellis was appointed bl the Seminole County Commission yesterday as interim administrative assistant ard administrative services director. Ellis will also continue as county intergovernmental coordinator. The formal action is a result of Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr.'s recommendation last week following Betty Simcoe's resignation from two posts. A tentative three-month time period was set on the interim administrative assistant position after Commissioner John Kimbrough requested the commission "put a deadline on ourselves" for removing EWs from the administrative assistant position. Rhodes Testifies In Kent Suit WASHINGTON ' Annexation, No Ref use Waiver For Garale For Two Posts WASHINGTON (AP) The tangled New Hampshire election dispute that has snarled the Senate and left New Hampshire with only one U.S. senator since last January may be near a soL.itlon because both candidates now agree there should be a new election. Democrat John A. Durkin was to meet today with Senate Majority leader Mike Maisfield and Majority Whip Robert C. Byrd 4ii ask their support for a new election to decide the closest Senate race in history. Mansfield and Byrd declined immediate comment on Durkin's announcment Tuesday night that he wants a new election but Sen. Howard W. Cannon, D-Nev., chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, said that in all probability the request woud be granted. 14 -- TALLAHASSEE (AP) — nor. ordered to pay $43,000 in fines May 16. He faces federal trial in Administration contractors. McCain. whose resignation is The once-promising career of O'Malley resigned, citing Former Education Commissioner and restitution. Tallahassee on Oct. 27 on tI.e The charges forced Gurney to effective Aug. 31, was accused another state official has been heart Illness, and pleaded no Christian also was sent to a income tax evasion charges. abandon his plans to run for a of judicial actions favoring Floyd Christian is the only official added to the growing casualty contest to a misdemeanor Texarkana, Tex.,federal prison Dickinson sought re-election second Senate term last year. friends. relatives and attorneys involved in Florida scandals who list of high-ranking office- charge of using his office to July 1 to serve at least 90 days while he was under investiga. ,, as 1 , Two Florida Supreme Court who assisted his campaign. served or is serving, time i in holders tainted by charges of pressure Gulf Life insurance for failing to pay income taxes tion, but was Justice Joseph Boyd and defeated in the Justices, Hal Dekle and David Co. to lend $2.36 million to seja il. official misconduct. 011 $30,000, 1974 Democratic primary by McCain, resigned this year u- I)ekle were censured following With his resignation Tuesday, cret business partners. Former Comptroller Fred 0. Gerald Lewis, who later won der a House committee irn- a Judicial Qualifications Cornimpeached Treasurer Thomas lie was assessed M in court der fire in the past two years oonspiracy and with tile House "Bud" Dickinson was indicted tile comptrOlIff's post in the peachment investigation of un- mission investigation of theseO'Malley became the seventh costs, but escaped a jail term was former Education Corn- prcpring to impeach him. !ast year by federal grand general election, tret memo, but Boyd was related charges. Florida official %hose political and other penalties when prost- missioner Floyd Christianr Ile Ile was judged guilty in April juries in Tampa and TahahasMeanwhile, a federal jury is lie allowed to remain on the court 10. Dekle quit on March career has been ruined in the cutors agreed to drop two tel- is the only official involved in to reduced charges of accepting see on conspiracy to commit still considering whether to had been accused of attempting after he passed mental tests. past two years. ony charges. Chief Justice Florida scandals who has $20000 in unauthorized corn- extortion and federal income convict former Sen. Edward to influence the outcome of a Former IA. Gov. Torn Adams The list Includes three Cabi. James Adkins of the Florida served time in jail. pensation, conspiracy to accept tax charges. Gurney, il-Fla., on bribery and Panama City trial involving a was censured by the House in net officers, two Florida Su- Supreme Court dismissed artiChristian quit in April 1974 another $20,000 and perjury. lie Dickinson was acquitted of conspiracy charges related to campaign worker and receiving 1973 for improper use of state reme Court justices, a U.S. des of impeachment. after his indictment on 19 was convicted, sentenced to the conspiracy charges in a an alleged scheme to shake a secret memorandum in a util employes on his Quincy farm. The first official to resign un- counts of briber', perjury and seven years on probation arid federal trial at Jacksonville on senator and a lieutenant goverdown Federal housing ity tax case. Moves to impeach him failed. 4, Commissioners Wa ter, Yes; Sn S u I --------- P11(1% GOOD New Senate Election Sought CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) 0 Comprehensive Plan Approved circuLJon to the other Seminole County cities and county Vernon Mize for further review and cha nges. By GLENN MeCASLANI) government, complimenting Farr and the city's professional staff Uenld Staff Writer The commission also approved an ordinance adopting the night approved fi the proposed for "a ne job." Sanford City Commission last 1975 revision of the building code and amending its fee schedule, Following Farr's appearance, the commission read a Comprehensive Plan for the city and directed City Manager but rejected an ordinance adopting th e 1975 revision of the Warren "Pete" Knowles to send "all municipalities, the regional suggested lease between the Mayfair Country Club and the City of standard mechanical code and amending Its lee schedule — planning council and state planning organization" copies of the Sanford which would allow th e club to develop an 11-court tennis following the recomrnendatuns of the building official, Bill complex on city property next to the country club. ptan, Braceland. setting the of Sept. 29 as the y date After a brief discussion, Mayor Lee Moore recommended the The action was followed A request to annex property abutting 17-92 and between law, lease be tabled and Commissioner John Morris moved that the Airport Boulevard and the easterly extension of Lake Mary for aformal public hearing to enact the plan Into The commission's decision was based on a timetable action be taken, pointing out that seven points of change In the Boulevard, covering the Covenant Presbyterian Church, was prepared by David T. Farr, city planner, and Knowles to give the lease had been listed by Knowles. approved on first reading. Involved in the proposed changes would be the length of the city an opportunity to comply with state planning requirements K no wles requested approval to replace 20 lights in the Castle County Land Plan Act under both the Seminole and the statewide tease, cancellation procedures, time and reasons, maintenance of Brewer and William Clark projects after receiving a corn. planning act, recently adopted by the le#.J.slature. property, insurance or relief of liability, date the lease Is to begin, munication from the Sanford Housing Authority th at the dec. Farr appeared before the commission last night to outline method of payment per time as to what would be delinquent and trical system in the two projects had been turned over to Florida briefly the work which had gone into development of the plan and or failure to pay, and ownership of improvements at termination Power and light Company. The commission okayed the request of the lease, answer questions from the commissioners, after being told the power company would be responsible for the Commissioner Gordon Meyer moved the act be approved for The lease agreement was turned over to City Attorney lights from this point forward, IN BRIEF -. C asualty Public Hearing Set Sept. 29 I - - - i-- 7 - -- ' -- ----- --- �i Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH SANFORD, Area (ode 30M22-2611 or AVE., Hey, all you old C.B veterans out there (or would you prefer we call it Seabees?) ... There's going to be a meeting of Seabee Island 4 conic Saturday morning, lasting from 9 until noon, at the Holiday Inn, Lee Road and I-i In Orlando, and you're Invited. FLA. 32771 8319993 Wednesday, July 30, 19754A Around WAYNE I). 1X)YLE, Publisher WIlLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director I home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. I Welfare Program If you served in one of these outfits during the prescribed periods of time, you should enjoy attending the meeting and discovering how the old units have banded together all over the nation to support the Seabees currently in uniform and further the cause of veterans in general, according to Markey. The Clock N eeds An Overhaul verhaul - ,_ . ... Remember you saw It here first: There just might be a swim and tennis club going up on city property within the not too distant future. Our sources tell us that an agreement is in the works between the City of Sanford and John Whelchel for Just such a club on a portion of land at Mayfair Country Club. Sanford City Commission was to review the proposed agreement at last night's meeting and City Manager Pete Knowles recommended that the proposal be reviewed by the city attorney before action Is taken. However, don't be surprised If the club is in existence before very long. Bob Markey tells us that this meeting is simply a time for getting together with other former Seabees and finding old friends, sharing experiences and helping keep alive the traditional 'Can ' esprit d'corps of the Seabees. 1W Willie, who is a pre-med student at Florida State University, Is participating In the course which is designed to increase educational opportunities for the minority and other disadvantaged students In field of medicine. The 10-week session exposes the students to research, teaching, medical school procedures and daily activities which occur at the medical center. Congratulations, Willie and we hope it will soon be Dr. Willie Newman. Muster will be promptly at 9 a.m. Island 4 is a newly formed veteran's organization compo&d Of Individuals who served In the Seabees during WWII, The Korean Conflict or Vietnam and post.Vietnarn. IGNMENEW There is not much heard in Washington these days about scrapping the present public welfare system in th e United States of America and . replacing it with something simpler, like a guaranteed annual income or negative income tax. WORLD 1 IN U. S. of Welfare Robert Carkson points out that there has been signal success in putting a rein on Aid for Dependent Children iAFDC) Case loads and costs in that welfare category had taken off like a rocket in the late l96. Nationwide, AFDC rolls began dropping in March of for the first time in 20 years. While the recession has reversed the decline, it was not until this spring that the case load had climbed back up to the level where it stood in the relatively good times of 1973. Had effective reforms not been instituted, we can assume that AFDC costs would be out of sight today. Needs' families with an established qualification for public assistance are getting substantially higher benefits than the taxpayer could afford to provide if this reform effort had not been undertaken. That's why it is a mistake to see something cruel in hard-bitten enforcement of welfare eligibility standards. The z'rtielty is in allowing error, abuse and lax adm.nistration to siphon off welfare dollars from the people who need them most. While there has been great progress in con(roiling the AFDC program, we are now seeing another welfare runaway — the Food Stamp program. Again, there is a sound principle behind food stamps, but the administration of the program has been a nightmare and abuses have flourished. Sen. James Buckley of New York is leading a congressional effort to revise the eligibility standards for the program, but the starting point for reform is to remove it from the Department of Agriculture, It got there because it substituted for the distribution of surplus food to the needy, and the Agriculture Department had been the purchaser and custodian of the food. It does not belong there because food stamp - allotments are a welfare benefit, and the federal government has recognized this by placing the distribution of them in the hands of state and local welfare departments. A basic problem in welfare reform is the disparity between the intent of an aid program and what it becomes in actual practice. The respon sibdity now failing to Congress is not to find some new scheme for meeting the problems of the poor, but to assure that the well-intentioned programs which now comprise our public welfare system are not allowed to become something else because of confusion, overlapping bureaucracies and ineffective procedures for determining eligibility. 'Me welfare cheat deserves no sympathy, but neither do lawmakers and other officials who are responsible for welfare policies which not only permit abuse but can even encourage it. Commissioner 1973 Sanford Rotaract Club recently completed an international 'mission of good will' project by serving an chaperones for 53 students from Equador. The students were guests at Disney World's Lake Buena Vista for a few days and the local Rotaract members help( d make inc r.quaruF1dLi stay in America one they can long remember. Kudos to all members of the Sanford Rotaract Club who helped out with this project. Bill Currie Vil1ie Newman, son of Mrs. Ethel Newman, Peach Ave., Sanford, Is participating in a special summer program at TuLane.,Medical Center, New Orleans. — Toying With Rules The government secns to have exhausted the possibilities for making automobiles safer with air-bags, seat belts, heavydsty bumpers and other reinforcements. It may now move into saving Ame rica ns from th emselves when they pilot another __ dangerous vehicle. __ The Consumer Product Safety Commission is toying with some new designs it may mandate In an effort to keep 3hoppipg carts (ZOIT. tipping over too easily, The shopping cart strikes us as a well.deslied device for its purpose carrying groceries. For that matter, buggies and strollers are well.designed k* their purpose, too, and it Is a wise parent who sees the difference, even lithe CPSC does not. C ha uvinism Shows U p I n H a nni ba l Black Lung: Its Victims Lose Twice It sounds Like a whitewash Job to us, but the Hannibal, Mo., Jaycees have decided that boys are boys and girls are girls ne ver the jIark) twain shall meet not when It comes to the annual re-enactment of the famous fencepainting episode in Twain's classic "Tom Sawyer.' A number of local girls had picketed this year's Tom Sawyer Days Fence Painting Contest after their applications were rejected. In the competition, boys are judged on their costuim's and the speed and efficiency with which they whitewash a section wooden fence. "Somewhere In contemporary life, something should remain distinctively masculine and something else distinctively feminine," said Jaycees president David Ebbing. "No other literary character so typifies and makes vivid the wonderfulness of boyhood as Tom Sawyer. No literary character better exemplifies the charm, frailty and mysteries of feminine youth as Becky Thatcher. We believe none of the diaracterlstics of either Tom or Becky should be blurred." Well, it's been a long, long time since we read "Tom Sawyer" and we have no idea what Samuel Clemens, alias Mark Twain, would think about the social changes that have taken place since his time. But we. don't recall being especially Impressed with the respective masculine and feminine characteristics of Tom and Becky. It was Just a good story. We also remember that in his other writings Clemens had some biting comments about the mores, taboos and prejudices of his con- 111 4 pronounced in the 30 months • that hundreds of diplomats Widespread skeptical spent in Geneva haggling over fl a comment on the current terms for a supersummait. supersummit suggests Soviet propagandists now are that a large body of Western Impor ta nt to the Itu.ssians is Moscow claims is only a busily alertIng Communist opinion views it with grave what is implicit in accepta nce Western invention. But Corn- leaders in the orbit against misgivings as an exercise of the final document as a munists are experts at Western "peaceful Infiltration" tending to give Moscow im- guide. Th e 35 partIcipants Semantics, and the chances of plans. IxIrta nt political gains in return "reaf firm" the inviolability of lowering the bars are cxThus, the ideological chasm, for vague promises. borders as now existing and tremely dim, rather than narrowing. seems In fact, as international to widen and may do so even A wordy declaration will be thus accept for good the placed for ceremonial signing division of Germany and the detente progressed, the more by the 25th Soviet before 35 leaders of big and Conununist regimes installed Kremlin grew tougher with Congress in February, which little nations, including the under Soviet guns in East regard to shielding its orbit may also be Brezhnev's .swan from possible contamination by song. American, Russian and Europe after World War II. (',lnadian chiefs. This won't be Reluctantly, the Russians "bourgeois ideology." The ;nairi w;rry in Western a treaty and will lack the bin- agreed that borders might be The Soviet fear of the West in Europe about the supersumrmt ding force of one, but that's changed "by peaceful macarts," this respect lsan old story. Karl seems to have been about the unimportant to the Corn- but that's hardly likely. Marx professed to advocate niunists. The Russians also agree to freedom of information, but matter of quid pro quo — what Soviet quo For the Western "Treaties are like piecrusts, give advance notice of all today's Leninists made to be br oken," counseled mar,eurers involving more th an quite the reverse. For many quid? The critics deplore the Lenin, who be queathed to his 25,000 trops th 150 miles of years the Kremlin has insisted haste wi th which they say the successors the contempt the West sought freer ex- summit has be en convoked. for frontiers. international nacts that surIn turn the Kremlin was changes univ with the :uirn of Tlii' R ussians had been in a — .---- ---.- ----faced time after time, notably asked to accept freer exchange subverting Communist rule. hurry, because the conference m multiple violations of the 1915 of ideas and information The crackdown on internal would crown that 20 year Sovct agreements. Yalta through the Iron Curtain which tlissent in the U.S.S.R. has been drive in time for the 25th BRIEF — - RAY CROMLEY Research Shortchanged ---- I " — w -U • Uww. - ago. was to ........1 AUG. 2 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous (Women) 1201 W. First St. LO ; I COUNTRY CLUB ROAD *4 miles west of Sanford I 1 am '— -1 — - p ahm C W A ,Q A~_~ away, "Many people view him with skepticism and warinss, so named him 'Detente'!" we wrongdoing; all except Nationwide also ex- and designer, Lindsay built his plane, which he pressed surprise to hear of the Justice Depart calls the Enforcer, to provide "close support" ment's Interest. They seek the lowest bids, said for ground troops. It is heavily armored and can the spokesmen, to keep premiums and repair carry any weapon in the Air Force arsenal up to costs down. 1,000 —. A spokesman for the complaining inTo achieve the same performance as the dependent repair shops described the insurance business as "a huge game of hanky-panky" and Enforcer, the Army, Marines and Air Force are "a Jungle of settlements." He charged that the tinkering with machines that cçst four or five insurance companies "boycott quality shops in times as much. The Air Force's A-10 light favor of low-ballers who can stay in business bomber, for example, will cost $4 million a piece, only by ripping off the unsuspecting motorists." as compared to $1 million for the Enforcer. Yet the Enforcer can fly faster, slower and Rep. Tom Downey, 1)-N.Y., is farther. Because of Its minimum jet exhaust, It Is pressing the Justice Department to Intensify Its far less vulnerable, too, to heat-.eeking missiles. probe of the auto Insurance industry. It can also take off from unimproved roads and ONE MAN'S BA1'rLEt David B. Lindsay Jr., will sit down before it congressional committee 1nuddy fields. .'n 1973, the Pentagon reluctantly agreed to do this week to relate the remarkable tale of one a .omputer study of the Enforcer. It passed Its man's br .ly battle against the Pentagon "P iper tests" with flying colors, yet the brass bureaucracy. halt 4111 don't want IL Lindsay, publisher of the Sarasota, Fla., Herak1-Thburie, has spent ova 11 million of his The disappointed designer has now taken his own money W build a combat airplane that is cast to Capitol Hiil where he will testify before a simple, cheap, rugged and efficient. Sen ate Armed Services subcommittee. Even the hiss hats have reluctantly ad- Chalman Thmts McIntyre, 1)-N.H., In a mitted It is a marvelous machine. Nevertheless, prisite letter to Sen. Lawton Chiles, D.FLa., has they have relased to &I ve it full flight Peals, much expLained why 1k! Is holding hearings. less buy It. ENorcer 'a sponsot a really are facing an Based on his years of experience as a pilot ove'vtielmlng hires wratic stubborness, he Footnote: Ibe " . ." - __7~~ . - A , - ~~ ~ __ - ~ : ' _ i . , , . . 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WAT(.jt IN WASTE: The head of solid waste at the Er,vf tmental Protection Agency, Arsen Darnay, lv, I planned a wasteful trip to the Soviet Union at '' taxpayers' expense during his last week In ,(,',' rnment. Whie' I 'o' questioned EPA chief Russell Train about t.i.i lamneduck junket, he cancelled It withir 'i minutes after oir call. The brash L)t47 ;'y lad planned the trip, by the way, while t'az f.ce was being iflVestiated by the General Af'.u.irting office for tr'el irregularities. r o. ~'*ik _0 , -~ — ~~ .~,4 ~ or ~ 1 1 or , '. - .. I ~ - '._~, k ,'.., I _7T. F--j- -~ , Q6 , t ", t,i L - I f? 9 C see 0 qrinj Iiv€s forev€r GRAMKOW 4 f'' U FUNERAL HOME J! / DWAM --- __ - That C v4n4 has been our tradition for many years. Here you will find a staff that is dedicated to helping the bereaved through a difficult and bewildering period. Call on us in your hour of need. I _ . M__ ~ ___ 1.'i' r- . -I I -._-4- ), I il I" — Eunice I. 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HELSINKI, Finland (AP) — Ford, said before leaving Before leaving Poland, Ford President Ford and Soviet lead- Washington that arms curb on a series of mini-summits, er Leonid I. Brezhnev resume issues dividing the two nuclear most of them involving Ford, dispatched a letter to U.S. The President, for example, House Speaker Carl Albert apface-to-face diplomacy in this superpowers were clearly awaited political will meet privately with the pealing for reconsideration of a and Finnish capital today, aiming defined governments. prime ministers of Greece and 223.206 vote rejecting a coin. at progress toward a new treaty decisions by both to curb nuclear arms. Brezhnev was calling on Ford Turkey, whom he last met in promise plan to resume at least partial U.S. arms shipments to A senior American official at the U.S. ambassador's resi- Brussels nearly two However, he said Turkey. All deliveries who new here with Ford from dence following a presidential Poland Tuesday said he did not breakfast meeting there with have little hope at this point of off after Turkey used Amenexpect any decisive break- British Prime Minister Harold helping to achieve a settlement can-supplied arms in its 1974 inof the Cyprus dispute that di- vasion of Cyprus. through at the session, sched- Wilson. Following the House vote, Ford and leaders of 34 other viaes the two. uled to last two hours, or at anGreek Prime Minister Con- Turkey ordered;' halt Saturday gathered in Helother meeting between Ford atantine Caramnanlis was seeing to all American-directed activisinki nonbinding F. and Brezhnev on Saturday. Ford today, and his Turkish ties at joint military bases in ment on principles intendea Lu The official, who declined to he quoted by name, sa id he guide the cond uct of their mis- counterpart, Suleyman Demi- that country. t_ •L...... .. .1 ......I. .....I ..,.l ...1lI •. iv., wilil iAr v a UIUIU(1J% .uIr uuui. iuiiu tn.ii uuini uuiu muivm miii uuie 11 ILu ference with the President on progress here toward a strate- their own citizens. gte arms limitation treaty envisioned by Ford and Brezhnev when they Last met for summit talks near Vladivostok on the Soviet Union's Pacific coast JULY29, 1975 Allie Keller last November. ADMISSIONS Lola B. Oglesby Secretary of State Henry A. Sanford: Sarah Oglesby Kissinger, who is here with Deldra Ash Emma Scott Carolyn J. Dunaway Tracey Wight Waynette E. Dunivan Dorothy J. Williams Johnnie N. Hair Robert 11. Duncan, Altamon te — The Justice Department is poking delicately into a hornet's nest of complaints against the big auto Insurance companies. Such firms as Allstate, GEICO, Nationwide, State Farm and Motors Insurance allegedly have been sending accident victims to unethical repair shops, which do shoddy, unsafe work. Justice officials would tell us only that they are "evaluating the complaints." They wouldn't go so far as to say they are plannic'g a formal investigation. There have been preliminary Inquiries, nonetheless, whether the business practices of the auto insurers violate the antitrust or other federal laws. At stake is a whopping $6.3 billion a year In auto repair bills, which the Insurance companies pick up. Most companies, of course, seek the lowest possible damage estimates. All too often, these are sutwnitted by cheap, unregulated shops, which save money for the insurance companies at the expense of the motorists. ltese "low-ball" shops, as they are called In the trade, do a cosmetic repair Job, which may sstlsfy the unsophisticated accident victim. He dives however, in a repaired vehicle with a value far lower than L looka. We were able to contact spokenen for all the companies named above. All denied any , Ford, Brezhnev Talk Again RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) A frost that say has killed half of Brazil's 1976-77 coffee crop is ex. pected to work in the country's favor by turning th e world uuuivv nuirreu mw one UICUiIO by producers and not consumers, expets here say. This Is because Brazil has huge stockpiles of coffee that it can filter out into the world market at will and at a higher price, Coffee prices have risen already by 50 per cent in the past month. Earlier this week, the General Foods Corp. announced in New York an increase of 20 cents a pound for ground coffees and 3 cents an ounce for Instant and freeze-dried brands. — UnIIf . '.- icic Is Stud%~ Aufn In_q"rnnrin 1 Off IUIU(tS 'Oi1?lO41 ures. ,tcpri. are JACK ANDERSON iust,ioce - in -- — BERRY'S WORLD Insti'uments 7 ~c~t ard held SRl1 ________________ nations were I When Sheppard contacted the di.sease in 19U his coal company laid him off with a promise of Despite the successful race to the moon, the an MIT faculty member attempt.ng to develop a more work when his condition cleared. The ApoUo.&yuz docking and other astounding molecular microscope to provide a basically new company knew the condition would not clear, but scientific advances of the past two decades, way of examining biological materials. Because by suggesting future wages it kept Sheppard there are signs that we as a nation are losing our he can't say how effective it will b or how long it from applying for what then constituted state Along with the four-day work week, the 41willingness to take the daring risks required for will take to develop, he has found it almost Inv- sillcossis compensation. After Uiree )-ears, l.he novation of flexible working hours was one of continued scientific leadership. possible to get the necessary support for his elapsed time for state benefits qualification, those Ideas whose time seemed to have come a As a result, we are boxed In by one work. This means we may wait it long Ume to Sheppard was told he'd never work again. So he few years ago but has since been Indefinitely technological surprise after another, find out if this tool could trigger mJor blological was left wi th nothi ng, especia ll y not hard proof postponed. The recession has left millions 01 advances. Wiesner reports, In fct, that It is of his illness. Princeton University's Prof. Robert Gilpin becoming almost impossible to Mnerlcaftl with zero work days and 100 per cent g!t backing to Even 'hen documentation Is available — notes that with the "flexibility." launch of Sputnik by the explore any offbeat scientific Idea. Sheppard has had numerous Xrays diagnosed as Russians, Americans discovered we lacked the black lung — the federal system is not easily Two forces have combined to produce the over One company, however, launched an ex propulsion technology, high heat resistant all unhappy condition of research in the United satisfied. The UMW says that of 600,000 claims perimental flexible work4iours program last rrwte~ls and the applied mathematics to mnve year that proved to be so popular It has now been quickly Into competition. In energy, we now find States. The first problem lies in ou colleges and filed with the Social Security department since expanded to cover more employes of the firm. ourse lves crippled because we failed to do the universities, traditionally the t*ne of daring 1970, half have been rejected. In some mining necessary research in coal gasification explorations. Here, the growing rigidi ty of the areas the coal compailes dominate the symThe program was tried with about o emtechnology, in energy storage and conversion tenure system 5&V to block out the young, pa th ies of local physicians and Lawyers, th us ployesat the beginning; It now covers more thim unknown scientist with new ideas, compromising this professional expertise. 100. Since the test, the only change Pitney-Bowes systems and In geothermal, solar and other The second major force stultifying oir It Is of course true that many benefits denials unconventi onal energy sources. has made has been the elimination of clocks scientific and technological advance Is the are justified for reasons of applicant fraud. The count hours worked. Employes are now Down the road, thing.s will get worse, growing suspicion of basic and far-out research UMW has a fair share of opportunists. Yet the responsible for manually reporting the hours Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, president of the among members of Congress and the past strictures which have weeded out phonies have they work on time registers. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, tells of several administrations, clearly hindered the legitimates as well. wi Frost May Benefit Brazil , Another IIft.off I 'SIS Marxist present a new plan it hopes will get Congress to approve a resumption of U.S. arms sales to Turkey before leaving for a recess Friday, Sen. John Tower The Texas Republican, who heads the Senate Republican policy committee, told reporters Tuesday that a new bill "is in the works" with the plan being to present It first to the Senate and then, if approved, to the house. The House voted last Thursday, 223 to 206, against a partial lifting of the arms embargo, which had been imposed by Congress because of Turkey's use of American weapons in its invasion and occupation of Cyprus. The rejection prompted the Turks to begin a takeoper of U . S. bases in their country. walked - /\ Russians might have been willing to concede in return for an apparent victory for a long term policy goal. Congress. A few months more, say the critics, might have made a difference in how much the Helsinki New Turkish Deal Sought WASH! NGTON AP) - The Ford administration will OAKHhl.L, W. Va. — -It's worse In the night," says Clarence Sheppard. "You wakes up 11 coughing and you can't catch your breath . You wants to get up but you can't move. You leans over on your side and you doubles up, wondering if you'll die or what. After a w hile It goes away. You lays back sneezing. Then the heart begins tc ache, Like you broke a muscle or some th i ng, and you wants to get a pill for it but like I say you can't move." Sheppard, 63, has had silicosis, better known as black lung, for a decade, the result f 20 years as a coal miner sucking in the dust beneath the Appalacitlan Mountains. He says it was bad enough at first, but grows graver by the year. "I ain't spit clean since l don't know w hen." without getting winded, Neither has he or gotten thr ough a day withou t medication. '1 prays for re li ef all the time, you know, but it do n't never seem to come." To alleviate the suffering of black-lunged miners, Congress passed a Coal Mine Heal th and Safety Act In 1969 and a Black Lung Be ne fi ts Act ' three years la te r. The intent of the legisla tion was to seek out sUlcosLs vict ims and to compe nsa te them for the occupational ruina tion of their heal th. That in tent, sadly, has not since been carried out with enough energy or sympa th y to include men like Sheppard who continue to cough their lives away, uncompensated, often impoverished , and f or gotten by a careless nation. No one can say how many men fi t into this category. The United Mine Workers union estimates "several hundred thou.sand." But if statistics concerning the suffering are Lacking, reasons for the oversight are not. Says Bill Cody, president of the Oakhill Black Lung Association: "What It is is an attitude of suspicion. The federal people who run the black lung benefits programs feel that most of the men applying for compensation are freeloaders." PVAP.J All Special Correspondent SAN JOSE, costa Rica (APi — An Organization of American Sta tes vote to end sanctions against Cuba has met Fidel Castro's main condition for resumption of relations be tween Havana and th e United States. But American delegates to the OAS meeting said it did not necessarily follow from the Fuesday night action that a resumption of LJ.S.'Cuban relations was imminent, The United States voted with the majority in the 16-3 vote. Brazil and Nicaragua abstained and Chile, Uruguay and Paraguay voted "no." But the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba predated the jl year-old OAS sanctions arid several measures would have to be repealed by Congress for the embargo to be lifted. In addition, American concerns and individ ua ls claim Cuba owes th em hundreds of millions of dollars for properties expropriated by Castro's government. Th e OAS passed a compromise resolution that did not formally lift the sanctions but left member r'nuintripq free to renew trade and diplomna(ie ties wttiCuba. The chief U.S. delegate, William S. Maillard said the resolution "puts the Cuban problem in its correct perspective." TOM TIEDE smaking suspicion that if he were around today he would quite favorably consider a sequel to "Tom Sawyer" in which Becky matcherproved that, "charm, frailty and mysteries" of femininity notwithstanding, she could wield a litush as well as any boy. Cam to titink of it, though, Becky was probabl y too smart to have been duped Into the fence-painting chore the way Tom cozzened his masculine friends. That may be some consolation to the rejected girls of IL Wit liLMI For Renewal Of U.S. Ties DON OAKLEY .__ Western Misgivings Mark Supersummit OAS Cuba Vote Clears Way .. . 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Technically, the rather dry title of the senior level course at the University of Florida is "History of Trans-Mississippi West 1830-1890." So Dr. Julian Pleasants, remembering the afternoons he spent cheering Hopalong Cassidy down the silvery screen's dusty trail, does what he can to bring it to life. Sometimes, he wears cowboy clothes. The course deals with what Pleasants believes to be the nict significant era in the nation's development. But Pleasants said there are so many misconceptions of the wild west that he has to unteach as much material as he teaches. "The mythical cowboys spawned by legends and TV and movies epitomize the type man most Americans like to believe they are - John Wayne-types who are quick to clobber the bad guys and even quicker to bow to a pretty lady," Pleasants said. Pretty ladies like Belle Starr' "She was actually sort of a den mother to a bunch of outlaws," Pleasants said. "She was Little more than a leatherfaced miscreant. In fact, all those 'Miss Kitty' types looked In real life as if they'd crawled out of a cactus patch into a pig pen." DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION :~~ PRICES! ruct stores - affec- p p in real life, all those Miss Kitty types looked as if they'd crawled out of a cactus patch into a pig pen." —Dr. Julian Pleasants Report Sealed . ( Cofltlflud From Page I-A) I THE MIGHT PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. AUG. 2, 1975 TO LIWIT OUAEITI($ The professor says the glamorized Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, whose real names were George Leroy Parker and Harry Longbaugh, were two unglamorous train robbers. "They were so tame and likeable, the railroad people offered Butch a job as a freight guard to keep him off the tracks so they wouldn't have to shoot him," Pleasants said. "Butch and Sundance likely never killed anyone in their lives. Even when being pursued, they'd shoot the horses instead of the men chasing them." Of all the misconceptions about the wild west, the most unjust are those about Indians, said the 3-year-old professor. 1k szid the white nutn could have learned much from the Indians, especially how to live in harmony with nature. "The American Indian culture was far ad. vanced beyond that of the white invaders 01 that period," Pleasants said. "We Judged them savage and barbaric only because that was one way to justify exterminating them in order to settle their land." 4 New Chairman Says Cl'i'ents Come First TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The new Senate Ways and Means chairman says he's going to make sure the interests of clients are put to the front In reorganizing the Health and Rehabilitative Services Department. "We intend to assert the clients' interest in the reorganization," Sen. Jack Gordon, D. Miami, said. "An organization whose purpose exists to serve the people ought to be organized from the point of view of the people." Gordon criticized HRS officials during an Interview Tues. day for not making the needs of its clients top priority in reorganizing the mammoth agency. Gordon, who headed the Senate's Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee that helped push reorganization through the legislature, was critical of the way the department was restructuring itself. The 1975 legislature ordered the 32,000employe agency to abolish its 11 divisions and reorganize into 13 servicedelivery districts to Improve the aid it provides Florida's needy, retarded and mentally ill. "My big objection has been that they should have started with the districts," Gordon said. "It's what you do In the field that should dictate what you do in Tallahassee." HRS officials said last week they would be ready to start setting up district organizations as soonas an inventory of the agency's employes was cornActing HRS Secretary Emmett Roberts said he would begin this week recruiting candidates for the district administrator posts, considered the keys to reorganization. "Those people ought to be using some shoe leather to walk around the offices of the state to see what the needs of the people are," Gordon said. As chairman of the Senate ctmznittee that determines how much money HRS will get next year, Gordon will have some say In determining how the agency Is reorganized. Gordon was critical of the agency's lack of planning In the past in providing services to Floridians who need them. Persons on Medicaid who needed artificial limbs couldn't get them between Jan. 1 and June 30 of this year because the agency ran out of money for funding that program, he said. Gordon Wn also critical of former lIES Secretary O.J. Keller as an administrator of the agency. Gordon was a leader in ousting Keller. The first legislative hearing on how reorganization has progressed since the new law was passed is scheduled for Aug. 25. said Larry Carnes, IIRS committee staff director. Post Hefner Denies He's WW Q IV - QfII4SONSFoot so VSID 4.0 1 L By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer driving on the wrong side of the road. Seminole and Orange County The 14-year-old son of a sheriff's deputies today .l'ere Casselberry city councilman investigating a report by a 34. was listed in good condition this year-old Orlando woman that morning at Florida Hospital she was abducted by four men North, Altamonte Springs, at gunpoint, her auto stolen, where he is being treated for and that she managed to escape iniuries received vriterdiw in Ihn •irni .. n bicycle-car collision in Woods Road north of yeggs were primarily in Casselberry. Longwood. terested in cash and old coins, Casselberry police reported According to Seminole Deputy C.R. Brown said the that Arthur David Zacco, 14- sheriff's reports, Betty Jean residence of Charlene M. year-old son of Councilman Saunders told Deputy R.L. Curcio, Green Meadows John Zacco, of 505 Queen's O'Dell that she was driving Apartments, was entered by Mirror Circle, was riding a Wine from an Eatonville night breaking a glass door and $5 bicycle in the rain on the same spot when four men in another cash was taken. street near his home when the car forced her vehicle off 14 Raymond F. Roberson, 2524 bicycle collided with a car near Lee Road and forced her Dakota Trail, Fern Park, driven by Clarence Barry at pistol-point to accompany reported $150 in coins, Including Klase, 28, of Fern Park. them. 28 silver dollars, missing from Police said another cyclist Ms. Saunders reported one of his burglarized residence ac with young Zacco wasn't in- the men took her car and that cording to a report filed by jured or involved in the ac- she escaped from the other Deputy David Duguid. cidi'nt. three men on Markham Woods Duguld also reported that Officers said Zacco was Road when she jumped from burglars smashed a window at thrown from his bicycle into the their vehicle and was aided by a the 101 Candlewick Road, auto's windshield in the passing motorist. Longwood, residence of Charles collision and received Ililey, and took a movie camera lacerations. Old Coins Taken and $200 in old coins, mostly A police spokesman said silver dollars. investigating officer 11G. Sheriff's reports today listed Burglars forced open a door Clapper cited young Zacco for several burglaries in which at Elks Lodge 1830, Howell .•.. ui 411 Branch Road, and broke into vending machines taking Wednesday, July 30, c'h.nnve and rncc n( of breaking and entering a officers were investigating the vehicle and possession of theft of six cases of beer and an burgla ry tools, undetermined quanti ty of wine Police reports said the of- in a break-in at Rex Bar, 410 ficers found the auto of James Sanford Ave., early today. E. Taylor had been foreceably Lee Mixon, 110 Airport en te r ed and bu rglary tools were Boulevard, Sanford , reported a found in the auto. $175 citi7ens band radio, firstaid kit and a six-inch skinning knife were taken from a boat Beer, Wine Stolen parked in a lot at Sandlewood In other Sanford burglaries, Villas. urhlcfrsw J and beer, deputies reported. Mrs. Martin Watkins, 566 Brookwood Lane, Forest Brook, told Deputy Donald McCormick that someone took a $250 Staghorn fern In a hanging pot from the foyer of her residence early today. Man Arrested Sanford police patrolmen Lewis Coombs and Ricky McIntyre arrested Michael Herman Wallace, 21, of 810 E. Fourth St., Sanford, early today after watching him exit an auto at 414 Myrtle Ave., according to police reports. Wallace was held in county jail on $10,00) bond on charges (_ Johnranh/Consum.rS.rv1ceR.pru.ntatiy./florIdaPow.r&Ught Selling .-., , Sidney Luft In Contempt . TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew since he has said he would not seek a full term, says he wants the successor of resigned and let the voters chose a successor? Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley's to "Whoever I appoint, it'd give them a head be someone who will support him on the Cabinet start (in the election) because I'd like to serve for the next three years. with them on the Cabinet," Askew replied during But Askew told a news conference Tuesday a flC1 conference. He seemed sure his appointee would win the that the selection will be delayd until fall for more study. Meanwhile. Askew said. pgjj, election next year, saying anther consideration Asr will continue as interim treasurer- would be that the person could get experience in the post and "we wouldn't hcve any conceivabk insurance commissioner.. turnover at that point." Under Florida law, a successor must be ChOSCfl Askew and O'Malley have feuded frequently in next year's election because more on the Cabi net, and the disputes grew in Interity months remain on O'MalIey's four-year tam following Askews appointment of a special that began last January. prostor to investigate O'Ma lley. Askew, dcirning to say who was under conSpeculation on a soccessor to the $40,000-asideration for appointment, said the post would yea' post centered on Jim Aptborp, Askew's top have to go to someone who could win it the administrative asssistant, and former remaining two years of O'Malley's term. Congressman Bill Gunter, an (iando Insurance Why nt leave Ashler in u:AiI the 1976 election, executive. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Road CHICAGO i AP) -Hugh Hefner says he is not disposing of his 74-room Playboy mansion here, but is instead "reducing it rather dramatically.The president of Playboy Enterprises, Inc., thus contradicted Tuesday night his senior vice president, Victor 14ownes, who had announced that the Lavish mansion is being closed and that He(ner's DC9 jet is being put up for sale. Contacted at his Los Angeles mansion, Hefner said, "We're not closing down the Chicago mansion, but reducing It rather dramatically. It will still be a base of operations. We will still have it with a skeleton staff when I'm here." Lownes, who calls himself "Jaws" because of his budgetcutting duties, had said earlie& Tuesday, "It's purely an i conomic decision and I can use the money elsewhere," The Chicago mansion was built In 1903 and bought by Playboy for $400,000 in 1957. With Hefner living in another mansion near Los Angeles, only six Playboy bunnies and Lownes currently live in the Chicago mansion. Lownes said Hefner's jet, painted black except for a bunny insignia on the tall, could be purchased for $6.35 million. - Askew Wants Supporter As O'Malley Successor Side Of 74- Room Playboy Mansion TALLAHASSEE (AP) A who received his Ph.d. in mendation to commission dozen persona are Inter, history at Florida State members," he said. ested In replacing Don Pride as University and Is working on a If there is a strong candidate Bicentennial Commission exec- project at Yale University, for the post, he said he may utive director at $24,000 a year, Williams said. appoint that person before the Mrs. Dozier, former state commission's next meeting in I.A. Gov. Jim Williams says. Williams, commission chair- cultural affairs director who, September and ask them to apman, said In an interview 'rues- like Pride, was an unsuccessful prove his choice. "Hopefully this one will be a day that those interested in- candidate last fall for secretary of state, has not subriitted a permanent director," he said. clude Beverly Dozier, application, commission goes out of Williams The cessful secretary of state candi- formal existence June 30, 1977. Funddate, and Gary We theringion, said. ing ends 31, 1976. who was ousted as assistant ex"But I am aware she's interAskew created a stir last ecutive director in January ested," Williams said. January when he appointed when Pride took the post. She has reportedly called Pride, ousting Kemp and WethPride, who resigns Thursday some commission members to erington both associates of forto become press secretary of promote her candidacy. mer IA. Gov, Tom Adams. Williams said he would try to Sargent Shriver's presidential Wetherington branded Askcampaign, replaced Shelton get a file of all applications, ew's ouster action as Illegal and Kemp. Kemp was ousted by suggestions and resumes to. took his allegatitns to the Ethics gether by Thursday to plan Gov. Reubin Askew. In- Commmlsslon. The cornterviews, Others who have a pplied for mission rejected the contention. "As a practical mat ter, I'll Pride resigned as Askew's the post are Edna Tait, chair. man of th e Governor's Corn- try to have some interviews, press secretary last year in an mission on th e Status of then narrow the field substan- unsuccessful bid for secretary Women, and Dr. Peter Rloley, tially and make a recoin- of state. Wrong PEOPLE Twelve Persons Trying For B Florida Statute 905.23 states: "No report or presentment of the grand jury relating to an Individual which is not accompanied by a true bill or indictment shall be made public or be pllhlicid until the individual concerned has been furnished a copy thereof and given 15 days to file with the circuit court a motion to repress or expunge the report or that portion which is improper and unlawful." The law also provides that any such motion, whether granted or denied, shall automatically act as a stay of public announcement of the report, or a portion of the report, until the local circuit court's ruling on the motion is either affirmed or denied by the Fourth District Court of Appeal, West Palm Beach, If there Is no appeal on the local court's ruling on such a motion the stay is in effect until the time period for filing such an appeal expires. During the seven-week jail fire probe the grand Jury heard a number of witnesses including Polk, county commissioners, fire investigators, Herring's chief investigator Jack H. Fulenwider, some of the 52 surviving jail inmates, jailers and attorneys who represented inniatt' Has Mu('a II, who dit1 in tJ'.e lire. McCall, a IC'-yuar.oI(I Orange County juvenile indicted in Seminole to stand trial as an adult on a robbery charge, is believed by authorities to have set fire to a stack of foam mattresses stored outside his isolation cell. Dense, acrid smoke from the plastic-covered mattresses filled the second-floor jail adjacent to the Sanford courthouse and firemen and sheriff's personnel worked 90 minutes before the last inmate was evacuated. Authorities said the 10 inmates and one jailer who were killed in the fire died of smoke inhalation. Authorities say the noontime fire erupted minutes after McCall had been notified that his pending trial had been continued in circuit court for the second time, Officials said McCall was reportedly "very upset" when told by a jailer of the trial delay. Repairs costing $40,() are nearing completion at the jail and county officials are awaiting a State Fire Marshal's report on whether a proposed 14-point minimum safety requirement plan will remedy alleged fire safety deficiencies in the jail. Meanwhile, county prisoners are being housed in jails in surrounding counties at a reported cost of more than 11,000 a day. Polk has been named defendant in at least five civil suits filed by relatives of dead inmates and by one survivor of the fire. The suits seek millions of dollars in damages. On Youth Injured In Bicycle-Auto Mishap For More Study ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 55,000 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY! Ph. 322.8270 Bik e Said VISINE EYE DROPS DRISTAN KAOPECTATE FOOT SOAP T DECONGESTAN TABLETS BOX OF 24 LIMIT 1 15cc FOR DIARRHEA () () Ithi By JOHNSON'S for ENVELOPES BRUT 33 SPLASH ON • Avocado for Dry Ii I • Gcen FOUR 1-C'?' 8-OZ. EARTH BORN • AncoI for Normal I lj.r IDS ANGELES (AP) -Sidney Luft, former husband of the late Judy Garland, has been found In contempt of court for interfering with the We of Garland television show tapes. The civil contempt action against LuIt was filed by Trophy Productions Inc. and its president, Barnett Glassman, and claimed Loft violated a court order barring him from interfering with sale of the 28 tapes. Luft was accused of calling potential buyers and telling them Glassman was a "pirate," a "racketeer" and a "crook." Loft, described in court records Monday as "an unemployed ex-spouse of Judy Garland, fallen on hard times," was given a suspended five-day jail sentence and a $500 fine, stayed pending appeal. LOTION App:e Oily Hair a oz. 3.7 ____ 6151CIS R , g.' . 00 USA IF AlT& ' !.. 4 PREPARATIONH I _ Ros'tI IaI __________ ROLAIDS ANTACID TABLETS OINTMENT 119 49 1OZ. TUBE 3-ROLL PACK QUALI CRAFT 70% ISOPROPYL r 1 ALCOHOL 16-OZ LIMIT I ___ " • r- Hum perdinck Loses Bid - -- LAS VEGAS, Nev. AP) - Singer Engelbert Humperdinck has lost his bid to have a paternity suit against him dismissed on the grounds a local model waited too long to file the action. ADORN ULTRA BAN MAWQSENGILL Shower To HAIR1110 ROLL-ON DISPOSABLE ftWT er SPRAY LOTION DOUCHE 130Z. 1½-OZ. 89 6-OZ. 49 Shaer Can 79p b Di strict Judge Howard Babcock ruled Monday that the statute of limitations had not run out on the claim of Diane Marie Vincent that lhunpei'dinck fathered her daughter born in October 1970. The judge said he will schedule a hearing on the merits of the suit. S 0!. Novelist Caldwell Released GILl ROCHESTER, Minn. tAP) Erskine Caldwell, author of "Tobacco Road" and "God's Little Acre," has been released from Methodist hospital after surgery for lung TWIN - - cancer. 3_ c I 4 p e Caldwell will remain In ltoclwster for several days as an outpatient at Mayo Clinic. The 71-year-old novelist, who lives in Dunedin, Fla, underwent surgery 11 months ago to remove a cancer growth In one lung. He was released Tuesday after an operation to remove a growth in his other lung. : I Six inches of insulation in your attic could save you one on your air 0o)d insulation will n.)t only make you more comfortable by keeping the heat out, it'll also give you the added comfort of knowing your cooling costs aren't going through the roof. Fact is, if your home is fully air conditioned you could save one third or more on air conditioning costs simply by having a six inch layer of insulation in the attic. Insulations inexpensive. The blown-in type averages about a square foot installed. The ban type costs more. Either way, the savings on your electric bill alone will probably pay foi' the cost of your insulation in just two years. Another thing you can do to keep the heat out, the cool in, and the costs down is weather strip your doors and windows. Especially jalousie windows. And if you have a window where the sun beats in, shade it. With window shades, awnings, shutters or reflective film. It'll help a lot. Example: One 8'x6'8" panel of glass with direct exposure to the sun requires nearly one ton of air conditioning for coolintz alone. That adds up to a lot of air conditioning. And a lot of extra 1Th.;l'tey. What else can you do to save on cooling costs? Use light colors on your walls and roof to reflect the sun. Shade your air conditioning unit with shrubbery. All these things add up to dollars saved on your cooling costs. And dollars you save on electricity. Why are we telling you all this? Because at Florida Power & Light wed like to help you save on your electric bill. FPLII FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT COMPANY Iopkng peopk. .- .--..' �1 ,_ _ -1- - -i - - L_ iILt- T - __ i k.. I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday July 30,1973-11A 'Famil y Su mmer Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer can't imagme why anyone would want to leave Sanford In the Summer. But the fact remains this is the time of year when people everywhere want to get away from wherever they are! With the stuarner "get-away" in full swing and northerners still flocking to Florida in r ecord number., it's natural to ask," where do Floridians i Sanfordites in particular) like to acation' While undoubtedly there are those heading out to all the far corners of the U S and abroad, a ra ndom sample of some of San ford's pr omi ne nt resi den ts narrows down the favored destinations considerably. Among special vacation, two- North Carolina and New Smyrna Beach take preference "We've traveled all over, but we always go hack to North Carolina," 535 Mrs Sct Burns Florida Power and Light Director, Scott Burns and his wife bose a daughter who lives in North Carolina, so that's an add ed I C) n ____ 1 __ I I -- -.. - - çv --- -_I, ,II ' - :' -X I -_ II _-,.~.-il%_ - . . ,., x~ L 41I - _... . - r. I - / 1. V ' - -L -- - . . ' __ .. - - ..v* ;._ - . .. ... ' I I Ground 4 I i .- - a _. . elf Florida points out Jack Homer. Top of the list .. , .. - -- ___ - -. - , - . -- - . ' - - continuous program at the recreation - ., - . , bI - _ - - -I! 1, baseball scout, Zinn Beck, will be honored at 7 30p m August 4 at Tinker Field in Orlando I - -_ - _— N— '7-- IrIII "- - -- %I1 5I ii. . ____ -'-:' Hea ing Out !' -_ Bound for summer fun and ad. — . are Simone Tetreault and - Julius - - -W V I - .~ I I IL IL I . -0 ; . - . inftimww - - __ __* . - I I . - - ,-.- El -. af - L - ' • - I 1~4 1" / '. 1* __ "-. - 4 :- -.61L.IUM I . .- I _!IIIIII+1 .. ~, • A-minole Schools Supt. William (Bud) Layer iwd Mrs. [Ayer - A rl~ - I fIDUCATORS MEET . __ ram. High I on Is Goa/ Of Home Sewers I _W . ~ 11; The Herald Services ---. - -. - - I& 7.4' . a / ____ -_~ we will see when the numbers are go ng down is are are translated into human women I For men, it turns out that ning those with the greatest t erms, the) spell SOCIAL mariiage n ac, per ceno the women between the ages of education and financial CHANGE. resources have the lowest 20 and 24 (the so-called I six divorce rate, and men with the time for getting married) lowest soclo economic se, Playground baround ha ve the highest. I __ .. —_III! _71W-_jRwr pocl'oumnarnent- John Frye receives, the less likely she is to divorce and free legal aid have tether ball contest - hobby get maried. The author of the made divorce less costly; a Budges (sinall people), Gail study, demographer Paul C. relaxation in society's attitide Whitted (tall people); kickball Glick, suspects there are toward divorce has removed game -Westsiders,12--Civic significant numbersnf men w the stigma of the broken Centers, 19. "stIl! hesitate to marry a marriage. ,-__ . i - j(-r_ 1 " I ,çi..,.,,__ : -. . I " N . ', Z'Z w -; I - -". ~ A, - -.1 . 1*11 - ' <..c. c - ~ I Ii ..rj a _-__~_ I I _____ I . .I .. I __ .. I I.1, . . '. I ". ~, - , ", I leading pattern books. illustrate this point. Creatm of I . .- - ~' Silverznanand Jean Patou Reasearch and deselopment in the fashion fabrics area is vitally concerned with producing more sophisticated single-knits, .._i l b. ' Jrç4ç will he,I SAIX PRICE TRoPICANA - I%5I 'i/ [g No Charge For Color II EY COOPER 8349212 - ffigidai M's Firm ,-- I - - ,,,,,,, — I J[j~ 831 9212 Alt monte Springs Alta 9212 FGre? City 834 HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 lto I I cere - - --- ..4'::" -: 14110 Ft" sew OI F 0, Iwo I I -F — 14KIowsk Vkh am be&I" 't. , MI ?T0IusN00n L-6 *. 140o" ---------- I - 1 - : 1 ____ JR ' CENTER -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lM,(I%toi•4$lnI,,d(j)3;)O IIIIIIIII , 'IS ' 1700Wes.rirs t St. I , -' ~ I . . / , .# ~ . r, IN - ' - _ '. -___________ - - — ' _ . _.. -_ - . -. - -_ ~- _ - — _ _ii~. - • - ___ - - irk, I - - — What's there to do that hasn't already been done during the long w eeks of the summer sation, ponders Pettr Wood, 11, from atop a mooring post at Sanford Marina Perhaps the sailboat in L. '3ckground gives a clue as to what the youngster would l[ke to be oong during the sunny, breezy summer days. flerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) DAY _. .- Remedies iFEditor's note her Bicentennial Trek to 11,11adelphla, Seminole County music teacher Barbara Muller is collecting a variety of folk lore. Including folk remedies and recipeL [Jere are a few.) St. Simon's Island, Ga. We went to visit a woman who will be 100 years old O1LM a y . Her ii u jne% 'C . All' - .. economic slump to seek i stamps for the first tim e, have - I - - 7 ~,- - - .,7~, -:-- - I &r F olk i' 14 , - " lty BARBARA %ILLLE.R . -- Herald Correspondent else you have problems with. he was paid a quarter, or even cure what ails you Her companion told me of a Part of the ingredients include as much as a dollar in those remed (or earache Take hen holl) bush root dried dandelion (Ia)S to come to the house and manure (yes, hen manure) and leaves, horehound and b)a tree breathe into the mouth of the boil it and pour it in the of bark This is to be boiled about baby that was afflicted and fending ear Sounds a bit like 30 mInutes and then strained supposedl this was able to "H I t" t me but that's After it cools strain again affect a cure. - - - - - folklore. A cwe for croup is to Sugar or honey can be added to steep sheep manure and appl) cut the bitter taste, but this old HOT HOUSES it man takes it straight Are For Flowers Charleston, SIC Mrs. Otto Yes, I tasted some and Fn i NOT PEOPLE Leopold gave roo ts ' mate tea Walterboro Ga. From the ,r Eleciric General with. At the first opportunity I courthouse I iourneyed a few will. I hear its very good blocks down the road and met *ouple of remedies, if you'd with the Colleton County Sheriff ~_-ntr,fl ;-r Condil;mmg r " ,,.I f'r who ushered me into his office from horehound. Tea made most l}Wetkedf p LUMBING from dried red clover blossoms over an hour during which time WALLHEATING, INC. is supposed to be a cure for he told me many things about 1 1 - ' i .:ItI flfl% I'1 IJILU .-___ . . - I IiIiII I- .ii IK.VM-9 T .1 - I II'A-.T fl-flI UU I U1LL'! - 01II , I -- :1 - • - i ~ , .-. ~_~_ . .: X - - .. .f , I, A', %kl A1&_tiE - .. t, -, 14 ~.. -. . .- +. A3j Pi--2 delightful person and her sense of umor s still shar p. She coction one old man has been as a youth, because he had been anun of remedies drinking for many years is bor n after the death of his with me including the brewing supposed to ward off coughs, f ather, he was supposed to be of all kinds of herbs for teas to asthma, bad lungs and anything able to cue the Thrash. fie said ,. '- ose . • _ ~.;~~Z_-=- I I ' H - - ~-Z 0 - intErlocks, Fact: Because it Is not poor people who make up the sewing population, there is no Increase duringrecesson - - I broader product range of (hi blfbi or sewing. _ 1 _____ - wovens, spun-filament corn. ultimate - - 0I I I - -. _--.____ _____ ' - . S.. . . Sew yourself an Oscar de ta Renta evening gown from a Vogue pattern In lightweight Trevira and wool floral -.III - ill 111.11%1 lh .~% \1.11"11, , GhtI14,1111"'11i 111.11111--4- V: - -I, ,- I I ~-, . ., - -;X, 1.111\ 111, I;..T1111 141 Flml.h, Ch.-#, 'Ifflut N1.11-11. fabric Ii i;'. I ' I ' t -,- -.64- - ,Z• .'Ad! " - - - -J .. -&-- c-... .A 1.1- A - "r 11. -. : -4 ZZ I li_ ' %I JIF -4~.~~~, ~ ViII V_ ~ ___.~ A / - -1 r L - 61~~ -1 Sri '/' , I d 4 . V _2~6cfi4 t~±A_.,1~7 , 4I~_w=i~t~~%:o Z , - Z_ ~ ,__ I - 1 I I L I . F: I _."~__V. --,, , -,& '. - ~1%Ar "W-lq ~Q?;W ~. - . 'I 1, (wqI r -1 __ I __.rv#Ai I.. i.--T - - 10I k ., . - I 4 IA ~ I - 7 c ' Director, Seminole County his Job The woman atkmp'ed Food stamp Office. to support the family with II LW - ç Sanford humiliating and frustrating applied for food stamps to help they realized the only way they rather than ens) or profitable. out until the father could be could get One Winter Springs I'Milily retained for another job. the food stamp program - at ..js this tale to tell: The family According to the couple, they least temporarily. On their first Interview, Ow - father, mother, and five have been "embarrassed, :chilfrnranginginagefromlo harassed and degraded," by family reports being treated "' 1: to 16 - were in dire need of help employes of the agency. '- The with discourtesy - "The Six Months Supply $10 I!,. after the father's right hand workers acted like the money worker didn't Introduce hersel.f. was permanently injured inan was coming out of their own and spent the entire tnk'rviewon on-the-job accident. His wife pockets," reported the man, the telephone talking to what - - was able to find employment, who requested to remain seemed to be her boyfriend," 2608 Elm Ave. reported the %%orking 12 hours a day for a anonyinotm. man. Sanford jjjinimum wage, and shortly The situation became even "Occasionally she'dlook up and ereafter he was accepted on more difficult when his wife had ask us a question. Hers m check for $10 Send six - the CETA program which pays to quit her job to undergo major Three times, the family's istudents who art unemployed surgery 1 hi loss of her appointments to apply for foodmonthi supply Oil of Mink to $2.10 an hour (or 30 hours a 1 aycheck forced the man to go stampswerebroken, and it took NAME____ week spent in the classroom, to the food stamp office to see if i n t e r v e n Ii o n from ADDRESS Moving to cheaper lodgings the price he was paying for Congress;man Richard Kelly ZIP CITY and scraping by on the bare stamps could be reduced. (ft-Holiday) t get them necessities of life, the family inexplicably, the price was satisfaction, ...- • 'I hF. NF%\ ____ and beautiful S :.j 11 1-% % I% ,ti . Ski' Slatching Itan S$wsns .*04 It', %6 FITI. SIZV _ l.l.OP \,w ,t It%- "otnI.-ft 44 Ittam. Inif 1hr &vp -uppni of sit-0 in .a nunrm, I.hi,'nrd.rra(trd, . R mtm ________ - - 'i 111 E vengigs By Appohilmtnl pwy ir rfth4dw wed --------- :11 ii Sanford s Finest uPEN DAILY I'' i Ii, . ~V~ P Sta 1 III "n a i7~_ I - W~ ,____~ ~ . . ...0 ! W — ,I - : I woken JUDY RENEE 04ff -I fj 3avingS annw,jiv1 K' 1%%1\ til& ..v of - 11 Springs, found their income But two Seminole County m&nths, unless their position drastically reduced when the Curtis Spencer,nwn of the hcuse was laid off families forced b) the current unstable" I Kim: si/t Rt%_MMw1 sAI'VII-116 .4. ~ to - _. who fit both charges. I.I. I/l ('Y I It'l, VVYi • . ncreased. Only after local "We have rules, we can ent politicians and clergymen "Freeloaders." is what deviate, and we must ask intervened on the family's ~they're often called. "Hipping personal questions, but cour- behalf * were they given ' off the system," is (Ie le,, Is stressed,,, &II times, We satisfaction, allegation frequently levelled do everything we can to line up A second family - father, *~Ilinst them. And doubtless, convenient appointments and mother, and two children aged food stamp recipients only have ~, I 322 18 1 2 Sanford 'I . -Aupol JITS H 1% + S 1. , THE NEW .I ' 1296 _______ N wwcam wagm _.Z r_,~_W__~ - ! _12!17_ capacity Heavy Duty Washer. _UAk I ,, - ~__ _, -~ _________ _ 'l- - - 01 *45 1: Frigiclaire18-1b. - ____ If-~,, _., -... i- I I _________________________________________________ Savings ~ -, I __ - - - % . up-to-the-minute fashion looks Fact: Fashion is utmost in ~%A Sew yoursell a lovely skirt, blazer and shirt trio from a .IV 1%o~~ I - I, . - Fact The main reason people sew is because it helps them to more effectively utilize their leisure tim. Thie second reason people sew Is to secure thedesiretasiOnwitli proper fit and better workmanship than ready-to-wear. Myth: Home-sewers are not .- fi 1-_.d3 .0 nnersTold , ~--:k po nce se CO ege C reasons for this, women women marry, , he ones with enrollment in college has doubted, and women, for the four years of college ha ve the Sanford Recreation firm, are getting an abnwt leait chance of getting divorDepartment's Summer first ced; but women with C,ve years Playgr ound wimers for the even charwe at good jobs of college or more have week of July 2I. are as like their male highest divorce rate. thom in co0ege or starting off follows: crary hat conteg Linebarler, Joey at a.good Job may feel tit Becky Women with higher education Unebarier; frLsbee finals - marriage might Interfere with are getting better paying jobs, Ronnie Walker (boys, lAss their upward climb. which turn allows the.'n to Harper girls); Watermelon pit The figures also indicate that become financially Independent Wi . t wJ. .;- it industry. Here are a few them: Myth Th e main reason / Vogue pattern by Jean Patou In Tresira polyester roe Series E .- young pos ;? - other segment of the fashion . . . ' even revolutionary alterations remarriages. Four out of five of in the way we are now living those who divorce even and the way we will five 10, 20, remarry. This makes the marriage rate. even 50 years from now. But why is the divwe rate In number of first-time marriages the United States higher than The infor.nat.ion comes from in 1974 evr,n lower. lot Year? Higher here than in the Population Division, Bureau of Q* Census, and, as .- Ar-4 American Families" it por large proportion of the winner or 'head of the tends some drastic, perhaps marriages in 1974 were household'." ... UIL I ____________________ - sewing than about almost any - t ' 1, - 1 LIIUIIIIlIlI II I I ' ' 14 I. .. - ~~ _ - ."~ _____ 4',._,,;,_ _. C-~,.&_~_ -..- -.. _. . - % --"a .. -: . - —'.-- I 1: .__ ------ - -jJ I IF There are over million wormn in the United States who sew. Yet there are more . ~ _--_____ -- ,- B LEW KOCH It turns out that marriage is woman who expects to be a The Herald at an all time low while divorce partner in an egalitarian Even though the 17 page tsatanail.tameIiigh-uie rate marriage or a woman who pamphlet is fnnocsously titled of divorce this pa year ez might be a serious ccnpetitor 'Some Recent Changes in ceeding the rate of marriage A for the role of chief bread Hid Cro's office corner of S U 43fi md 17 • .4 neiçjhbothood. ,: 1' __"W, ~_ Beaut - Offer 1 ff I::) - . _-I , A- respiration and external heart registration. massage techniques and can be In Seminole County, water -aI-.- rendered effectivelyin mans safety instruction classes will emergency situations where the begin Aug. 4 at the home of Mrs. sictims breathing and heart Inne Steens 328 Seminole RErL beat hase stopped Bl%d Cassclberr (lasses will The class is free to the public be field i'llonday, Wednesday A SUMMER and Thursday from 7.10 p.m. for four weeks. Participants y must have senior or advanced I lifs, saving training, be 17 or The sweater look which is older and possess Rc4l Cross flattering to most figures will swimming skills. For more be stronger than ever this information, contact Charlene 01k I p— E1191 al R & Savings Bond !! 1 %W in the Marriage - I - _ __ Divorce ~____. ____ - I E. Central St. Call this office for left were hosts recently to Samuel Nze Obame Minister of Education in Gabone, West Africa, and bb escort from the State Department in Washington, Kenneth Adams (right). Obame 6 spending about eight days In the U.S. studying h1gher educational .systems under a State Department Cultural Exchange P Also attending the traditional American cookout at the Layer b> designers in coats, suits and home were Sanford residents Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Clark and Mr. and Mrs. John Colbert. /('.. :1_i"rZ_-tL. i . 1106MVP -r • . -. _ - . ,,.- --.-: "" . 6 1 -4 7 --~`~_'_ ' .'.- Cl'll combines artificial .o • - - f 0 - . ____ beginning N Photos by Gordon William. ' ww~1*1_ f loss fashions shown here, all from ______________________ son) _ An exciting new course in and consists of 12-hour classes CarthopulmoPdr) Itesuscith (two-hour sessions, two nights a tiontCPR) know being offered week), Aug 5 by the American Red Cross, (lasses will h* held at the (tntr.iI I lorid i Chapter. Orlando Ut 1 Cross Office, 2401 ' -0 violence to your lungs and the eaviroament.. Smokers do. - —iJ -ç.L 'v. , , DEAR MRS. IS. You make a valid point. But while obpleasure I can understand their you don't have to travel far from Sanford to find enjoyable _-- . my paren are Intl St. Johns River, all proving .~.;I Z 4 la ~ i_~~lllliii - %N_ %-t4l.. % ., , 01 r trades paddle power for motor power and cruises down the L-.. - - hell probably gel things In while a second family (left) jll .- .*._. / ,. DEAlt IN: Tell them both IIARDSTAYJNG drinking, Im just asking that the drinkers drink with each WaL Your husband Is trying to other and leave us sober people catch afew moonbeams in the alone. venture in their trusty canoe ' I - I would like to see every eating place with an "No Does this happen frequently smoking" sign stop sening in the geriatric set? And what liquor and beer so I won't have should I do' I am 72. This is m) to be around drunks Also, second marriage It has lasted airlines should ha e a separate 30 years. Thirty years ago, I section for drinkers, just as was Oe other woman. Ironic, they do for smokers. isn't LI I am not asking people to stop _. .. 4 i She advised meto"sthy put" until we could work things out. - -. I ' - I protest! - - lff,.._ -_ ____. '' ,J;.-.p_. -r wi *~& ____ * I - . - 1W.4 - - L- I I 1- ri . _*Z~ - folding money Pocahontas I am a DI AR AHIIY appeared on a $20 Na ti onal smoker. I know all the hazards, Bank Note in 1895 but I enjoy smoking and will not DEAR ABBY: My 73-year-old give it up. I resent all __ ~_ -_ ____ husband s r.e -• .'. I e S ) quit for whatever reason a friendship, affection and % 811 preach to me to quit smoking. ' ~-_ IS ,-, 11 ,V % manner of "looking after" since I I respect all the "No I . ' 1 ~_ A- . _ , I~ ., i . _.1. her husband's death 15 months Smoking" signs. I do not smoke a_ ..F___ -- -. - ago. '~_while I am in an automobile -t_L . Z - - ~__ She has been my friend for 38 with others. I sinoke while I ain T ',ears Her husband, also an old m m offie 111) home or with friend, was a invalid for frieJ - -_ years, and when he died, she I do not drink. I hate heavy needed the strong shoulder of a drinkers and detest drunks, )et man. My husband volunteered i am constantly being exposed I ~_'_,.-r th my full approval. -. -tto drunks. On a long plane ride, . - -1 I slowly came to realize that for instance, I sat next to a _ he had grown very "fond" of woman who drank all the way. - :i.J She was so loaded when we \ I 'needed." Then she confessed landed that she had to be helped 6 ! to having developed a deep from the plane. affection (or my husband. Of Bars, restaurants, theaters, ; course, they both said they etc., serve liquor, but they want love me" and don't want to to pot up "No Smoking signs - - - -*--%,. - . __ -_-_ - I - - __ - deparent, reminds Homer. Especially plan to be around in August, says Homer for Sanford Night at the I 0 - . I . There re parks and picnicking and m I I -- . On _________ - '***-N '~~~ I imiLWA - _ "PIM wyoft I that Martha wasn't the first either one. And that should female to have her face on settle IL .:%_ - L i _ I - __ __ -L Abby DEAR T,O.W.: I do now. I _________ - at a number of local courts or put on a swimming sui t and head out for Rock Springs or Wekiva Springs. , - - ., _J 4~ J Dear ! .W__ -.- - 1 , • .0~ moralit) in our nation __5 money nor inclination to take a vacation this year. there's still plenty to do in central _ libber (obviously) wanted to know why no woman's face had e ver appeared on a U.S. dollar bill or any other denomination. __ _________________________________________________________________ !L F o ld I n g Mon ey ,tv You polled 12 women, asking how they felt about it Nine , ' agreed that it was time a woman got her face on paper money, two said they didn't care one wa or the other and wanting to be apart because one said, "I don't want to get they fought when they were m face on flO) folding money, together, but the pressure I get but I'd like to get m IIAND.S on trom both is something terrible sonic" l:acti puts (lawn the other one, Abb, didn't you know that and both try to find out who the Martha Washington s picture other is seeing appeared on the silser.dollar Please help mc How can I 1 certificate on 1891' tell them to get off m) back' - , '' ," - w 1. re A DEAR ABBY: A woman's w. - . '.'- . I 9 W I 00,-- -___ - -_~_ .. - Togetherness Means Foundation at Valley Forge out that the (aimlv is the ti'.ities such IIS f a miliarizing Family picnics, outings, get. In 1968 edent I ndon II Freedoms Foundation's cornerstone of our social the youngest family members togetbers and patriotic president, Reed Harris, structure. It is the looting on with our historic documents events Johnson proclaimed Fami will mark the eighth annual Reunion Dii lie said: "I urge stressed the importance of the which a youngster's ideas of and events in national and local ctlebration of Family Reunion all people to SUnn'wl those family in America today, honesty, integrity and concern history, the development of I)i) Oil Sunda), Aug 10 actions that will st lamil researth projects so that then the saying, 'Strong families are for others is based" the Nation's most valuable celebrate youngMers know more of their asvet as we work to improve the rccognis the family as s:nre nh quality of life for su ted families on Aug will reemphasize our con,rnerstone a societ The Family Reunion Day is a time 10, include family dinners, fliuul) getting together for at observance is supported b)- tinuing belief that family life the highest and most enduring to spend with our families, to picnics or outings with children, least part of the day; family ,nuinei ous service -and fraternal ~_, reflect on the value of otw grar0children, aunts, uncles worship together in the manner I ..organizations, veterans. product of our civilization." family ties. It is a time to learn and cousins; getting the family of their choice; renewing patriotic, >outh and religious F aimly Reunion Da was more of our family histories, up- to-date on addresses, births, contac t with f.unily members in groups to dramatize the fainily originated by Kiwanis ' Inter- the history of our community arwiversaries. deaths and other other parts of the state or as the keystone of strength and national and Freedoms and our Nation "Haffis pointed (dm11) e%ents, patriotic ac countr) h) phone or mail ' ;-_- Lr. ___1=k.:,. -- --- , 4 ~ - Z' -, I IIIIIIIIIIIII;_. You can grab your racket and play tennis points out that New Smyrna is much closer and therefore affords more frequent visIts The herald Serilces •. __________ should be a visit to the new Central Florida Zoo, he says. And don't forget about the fishing and boating on the St. Johns River and Lake Monroe or the canoeing on Wekiva and Little Econ River. Although Davis especially likes Sanibel Wednesday. July 30. 075-bA Female Faces , __.... However, if you have neither the time, one of the finest beaches around," says Davis And. being a man who also enjoys being at the controlling end of a fishing rod, he relishes the -4 * __g-,=-NMW0I ~ mI ~1111IIII . Day 1_ I.-- ly i to go out to the midwest in the fall," says Mrs "it you go into some of ttte national forests you can see some of oar country's pr et tiest propert)" Mrs. Mero feels carnping is a relaxing type of vacation even though you have to cook your own meals. But, she points out, "my husband does a lot of the cooking too on these So, it you still have a little vacadon time left, you can try some of these recommended places. Joe Davis of the Stenstrom, Davis, Mcthtosh, attorneys feels the same about New Smyrna. "It's not commercialized and __ - = The mm Meros are also campers, but they enjoy longer trips. "We have a trailer and like But Mack splits his loyalties between the Tar Heel Sta te and a condominium on New Smyrna Beach. Despite it's proximity to Sanford, Mack claims one can totally isolate oneself there, rest and relax wi thou t all the rigors of long distance traveling. While some northerners may travel 1500 milps to enjoy the beach, sun and water, Mack Cleveland only cloclI 35 to 40 miles on his speedometer to enjoy the same things. WOMEN ' There are some 15 to 20 camp grounds and state pa rks the Mercers also enjoy. Among them are the Royal Coachman near Naples, Hillsboro River State Park south of a nd the mountains that provide a welcome change for this Sanford couple. Time Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl campers," 55)3 the Flagship Hank president. Mercer and his family hitch up their Airstream camper to their car and set off, not across country, but just a few miles down road to Outdoor resorts b) Disney World This wa),MercercancommutetoworklnSanford and his daughter is a little closer to her Job at Disney World The camps, Mercer sass, have all th e drawing cards of other resorts- tennis, golf, horseshoes, square dancing, fishing, sailing and paddleboating - names of their favolite places Bon City. Maggie Valley, ard Hurricane Ridge 'Misstate is a favorite for attorney, Mack Cleveland but for another reason. "I go primarily to play golf on their beautiful golf courses," says the Sanford bachelor. Again, the Highlands and Wayriesville get local testimonial for cool evenings when one can enjoy sitting around the hearth with a fire snapping and crackling. 'Get-Away' have apartments are Cal Conth,fl jflGrarnL,Do McWhorter, Bob Crumley, the Ken Masons and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wing. But John Mercer, wasn't sold on either North Carolina or New Sm)Tna. "We're - for the past 20 years the Bums rattle off the Great This perhaps is also the motivation for a number of other Sanford residents. Enough so, that several years ago the Win San Club was formed, a 42-unit condominium complex named for the predominance of Winter Park and Sanf ord residents Among localities who HYJANMONAHAN Herald Staff Writer Having visited North Carolina reg'.ilarly Is •M.JHLI .- Cetifiat . 1—u— 6I _____ FURNITURE Sanford ' s Newett Largest FIne'.? James Truppl,t— Ownir a OPEN DAILY $& , 2334FrenAve, WED 9 iz in ;uo Sinlord ______________________________________________________ ______ _____ -....... -- �- M_NE_ I - Wednesday, July 30, 1975 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Furn'i 'ture Show and Sale Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 3o, 197$—lB Shop now and save ! Earl M o I Sale Save '.; TII Sale $339, reg. $439. 4 piece set includes triple dresser, vertical mirror, nightstand and headboard only. Mediterranean Styiin with printed case tops over wood products Selected hardwoods on base and top moldings Deep rich finish. Antique brass-look metal hardware •.,.'•.' L- -- - ming y R Again ! '2 "Ilies Phi Rip Braves 4, Dodgers 2 Blue Moon Odom earned his first National league victory and Darrell Evans belted his 13th home run as Atlanta beat Los Angeles. Astros 6, Padres 2 Jose Cruz' run-scoring double highlighted a three-run Houston uprising in the fifth inning and the Astros defeated San Diego, ending a five-game losing By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS In the other National League games, the Francisco Giants turned back the The Pittsburgh Pirates aren't as tough Cincinnati Reds 4.2; the Atlanta Braves as they look...at least the way the whipped the Los Angeles Dodgers 4.2; the Philadelphia Phillies see them. Houston Astros stopped the San Diego The Phillies have an uncanny hold on Padres 6-2; the Chicago Cubs nipped the Pittsburgh and because of It, the Pirates Montreal Expos 4-3 and the St. Louis are losing their grip in the National Cardinals Cefeated the New York Mets 5.3 League East. in the first game of a twinight doubleBehind rookie Tom Underwood, the header before losing the second game, IiPhillies defeated Pittsburgh 5-1 Tuesday 6. night For their ninth straight victory over Underwood pitched a four-hitter arni the Pirates and clunt)ed within 31 gaines doubled in a pair of runs to lielp of the frontrunners. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh. Underwood, "Tonight's game is an important one," a 21-year-old southpaw, stroked his double said Dave Cash. "It will mean the dif. to left center to key a four-run fourthference between leaving Pittsburgh 21. or inning spurt off losing pitcher Dock Ellis, 4' games behind." 7.7. The Pirates haven't beaten the l'hiliies Giants 4, Reds 2 since April If, when they finished a threeBobby Murcer's two-run double in the game sweep of their Pennsylvania neigh- ninth inning carried San Francisco past hors. Since then, it's been downright Cincinnati as the Reds failed for the 45th bizarre the way the Phillies have handled straight time to get a complete game from the Pirates, their pitching staff. No 7220 R San ) jr $ 100 commode reg. $82 Chest. reg. S129 ................Sale 100.62 : Bachelor chest. reg. S104 .......Sale 81.12 Small hutch bookcase. req. S104 Sale 81.12 No l?N Triple dresser, reg. $174 ........Sale 135.72 Mirror, reg. $54 .................Sale 42.12 Twin headboard. reg. S79 ......Sale 61.62 Door storage chest, (not shown) '1' p7 reg. $104 .......................Sale 81.12 Single dresser. (not shown) reg. 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He had eight straight strikeouts to his credit, tying an American League record. He needed one more to tie the major league mark. The fans in the centerfield bleachers at Boston's Fenway Park rose to his support with a standing ovatlor, as he came to bat in the sixth inning. - = Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Aug. 3 "I think they were just trying to get a share of my success," confided Thomas. Manager Del Crandall offered encouragement. "Before Gorman went to bat in the sixth inning I told him if he strikes out again I'll buy him a dinner," said Crandall with a grin. "1 did It because he was getting tighter and tighter and I (Continued on Page 313 - 1- 4 ~T,_~,_ I F hingrutmKIes.tcon nKmc%-s4sing double belted rjdijl tilt's for merkan Save 20% on 'jelly bean" yellow Reg. $99. This 3-pc. set includes 2 chairs and a wood products and modern wipe-clean baked-on plastic finish. Reversible cushions In brightest shades of yellow, green or red. Also available. Hutch/buffet, reg. $139. 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Includes bleach aisp6nser, water level Wection. Available decorator colors cost no more. 11540 hInc electric Rag. 189.96. dryer wt1h automatic time control and 6 fabric drying programs Signal .entry 14540 Sale prices effectivc thru Sun., Aug. 3 0 Annual Pact compromise, something which neither the inanufacturin firm, (lid not want NEW YORK iAI'i - Joe Namath and Jets nor Namath appeared willing to do coriunit himself past two years. York Jets have reached Ithe New earlier. agreement on a new contract that could "If after that period," Namath said, Namath, 32, who turned down a $4. "I still am of a mind, then I can always re have the veteran quarterback In uniform million offer to play in the World Football new it," by the end of the week. League earlier this year, wanted a $1The Jets' first preseason game is a wee The Jets planned a 12:30 p.m. EDT news million package spread over twr, years. from Saturday in 11hoemix against the Alin. conference at the team's National Football Iselin wanted Namath to sign a three- nesot.a Vikings, and Namath has said h€ League training camp in nearby Hempyear deal for $400,000 a year, which would would like to play at least half the game. stead, N.Y., where they will announce the have been a $100,000 a year raise. That, however, would so-em unlikely, even new pact hammered out Monday night by "We have made our top offer," Iselin If Namath begins workouts immediately. Jets President Phil Iselin and Narnath's said last weekend. "There is only so much attorney. Jimmy Walsh. Namath, who led the Jets to six con. juice you can get out of an orange, and secutive victories at the end of last season. Though neither side would confirm it, a there is no Juice left." • • played his college ball at Alabama, where source close to the bargaining between the walsh replied: "Joe most famous quarJets and footba11's lie he gets the figure he wants." h, athlete I have ever coached." Namath a veteran, h,is spent all his pro $450,000 for each of two years. The agreement apparently does not deal in signing a month signed a multi-mil lion dollar $400,000 contract on the eve of the 1965 with an fringe benefits, only with time andrilone) Thecontrac(.ilsorepresentsa contract with a perfume and cosmetics Orange l3ol game ri 1 ____ .. Nka a . 4 -- 000 $450, I ,--• Table has walnut grain plastic top over wood products, chairs are upholstered in brightly 1 S FT1 Sturdy wipe-damn dinette set includes a 36*48' table (*0447 which extends to 60" with one leaf, included, and 6 comfortable chairs ('0446) / "I - ______ table and 6 chairs II Jets May Announce $39.00 *.-. - --- -- --------- ..= ----- , -, . • -...-.:- .- --- i ---------- �.: .-.-.'- 26-Evening Hera ld, Sa ntord, Fl. Wednesday, July 30. 1975 Pony 'Stars Fall In Staf Bartkowsk'.. a Steeler Linebackers 'Shrewdest'L linebacker who took defensive rookie honors in 1974. "At 6-foot-5, with his speed and range, he can knock (lOWfl almost anything." "That's not to slight the other two," the precision passer out of California said wryly of AllPros Jack Ham and Andy Russell. "From watching the films, I think they are about the heaviest linebackers In the league." "I say heaviest because they use their heads, - not because they are the ...w rntvf nhvcl,'nIIu p...J.rn.J awesome," he said of the linebackers for the 1974 Super Bowl champions, Bartkowski's first job jstosurvive (heonslaught of Joe Greene and the rest of the Pittsburgh front four when his team meets the Steelera In the 42nd annual College All-Star Game on Friday. The game will be televised nationally on ABC starting at 9:30 p.m., EDT. if .'s" fli,lltnwcbI iikr .. .rn#v..JflI, fib h. k... IIV 1K33 .. .. L.. is: success . to h.nwn.i niii I41II - flnr £JW w tkowski, who passed for 4,434 yards and 20 touch. (lOWflS in his college career. LVdi uwi- going lidence in our offensive line," can elude the grappling arms of Greene, Dwight White, L.C. Greenwood and Ernie Holmes, he then must somehow get the ball past Lambert, Russell and Ham. How to beat the Steeler linebackers, aasuining they can be beaten? "We have to establish a running game if we are MUV14iIf, All-Stars Coach John McKay of Southern California says the same: "You can't win without i running game." But Pittsburgh's defense has not been known to 11 leave a lot of daylight for opposing Infantry. __L FqLM*, '. lllll~ W O _9"_90" - WAIM1111 ZE VINV _ _ 7 ('lIl('AGO (AP) The owners of the Oakland A's and Chicago White Sex have both disputed reports that the A's plan to move to Chicago and that the White Sox would be sold and moved to Seattle. "It's unfounded and without substance," A's owner Charles Finley said Tuesday, about a report that discussions are under way to move the two franchises. White Sex owner John Allyn. who has said repeatedly that he would sell his team for $20 million, also disputed the account, saying, "I dnt think there's a chance that tht' Wh i te Sox will leave Chicago. 1k Finley) has cmniiiitinent.s in Oakland that I don't think he can get out of." - Published and broadcast reports in Chicago said the proposal being kicked around would help bail All y n out of his present financial difficulty, end the competition for attendance in the San Francisco flay area between the Giants and the A's and appease Seattle, which lost its franchise to Milwaukee. il_ i7a&d 'v.. .i .1 . . A. ______I' J =f - 01W, 4w . _____ I i , - 1:1011i~ I Iiii P ','e res s I '. . ','.• p MIAMI iAP - Rookie flanOwens, who caught a pair of "They're more helpful than I ker Moms Owens said he could 20-yard passes in the weekend thought they would be. stop the defensive back from "Family Day" scrimmage at "I didn't think they would be reaching the ball carrier. But the Dolphin camp, has im- that willing to help a rookie, but Miami Dolphin Coach Don pressed the squad's coaches. Nat has been real he lpful wi th Shula said he couldn't unless he "He's beginning to learn techniques on pass routes and noved a bit to the right, moves and things to get open different moves to use on a '1 can block him," insisted against in an for - in a n defensive ba ck." the rookie. coverage," Schellenberger "OK, stay there and let's run said. "He's developing right the play," responded the coach, along." The defensive back reached In 1973, Owens belped lead l 'he ba ll carrier. Owens then Arizona Sta te to a Fiesta Bowl , moved a bit to the right, victory. But in the 1974 opener But such embarrassments against Wyoming, he suffered a are rare for Owens, afif thround cartilage tear in his knee that draft choice from Arizona slowed him for the rest of the Sta te. Dolphin coaches said after Tuesday's practice. Now, he's fully recovered and "He's real tough, that's the is learning moves from Dolphin No. 1 thing," said assistant veterans Nat Moore, Mel Baker coach Howard Schellenberger. and Howard Twilley. "He's very strong and bigger "You learn a lot just watch. NASHVILLE, Tenn, (AP )than our other receivers." ing them," the rookie said. Douglas Clarke of LaJolla 111., and Clyde Rego of Kunla, Hawaii, were the only golfers to match par Tuesday, seizing the . . Rego On To ft a - 61 41 .50 - so,.,, Phi, D Parker' 378., S2 41 JI20 I Pgh, 37? 500 10 RUNS-Caih, Phi. I?. Moir S1 $3 '490 11 can. Cin, 70; LoDft. LA. 70 Boston Baltimore New 'York IoUloo,a6kee Detroit 46 56 .451 15 Cleveland CIII, 69; 4S SS 453 15 W"t Kansas LA. SF. 61, RUNS Simmons, City SS 47 Chicago MurCer, 539 913 Watson. BATTED 81. 77. IN-Lu Bench, Con 80 " Staub. NY . 69' So Si .495 I SIL, e. Tiles 4$ 177 H I I $--Girvey, LA. 139. Ca'lforr;a 16 59 iis o 136 1]! M;nrru-ta 44 59 431 71 MCjIOCk. Chi. ' ri' ,,.,. 16 Tuesdays Re*ijIt DOUBLES-Bench. Cm. Baltimore 7, Cleveland 1 POW, CIII. 32. Cash. Phi, 76; Milwaukeei, Boston rub; SO, 2 Milan. NY. P4tw York i, Detroit 7 -. ' Kansas City S. TRIPLES,-Kessiner. Chi, S. D,Parker, Pqh, St P Metzger, t-ttn. I: Grittey. Cm. 7, Gross, California , Chlcao Texas6. Oakland 1 Todays Games Cleveland (Eckersley 7.3) at (laflirn*i'e (Cuellar 106). () M4IW4UkN' (Slaton 910) ,. Boston (Cleveland Detroit (Lollch 16). In) 109) at HOME RUNS-Lu:nskl, Phi, 7; Kingman. NY, 77. Stareil, Pgh. "; Bench. C ?, New Schmicn, Phi. 19, Ynr STOLEN My 961. in, BASES-Morgan. Kansas City (Leonard 7 , 5 • Cn. 13. Brock, tL, Q. Lopes, Mrw'.sota tAitl*,ry 5 5 LA. 11; Him. Cedeno , 36; Mon. 72: Con Chicago (Koat 157) at Cmli P Mangual. tornia (Ryan liii) cepcion, Cm. n. PITCHING (10 De ion)Texas fJenkln% 17 11) at ° HrbkyS.7, 011. 1 42 llnd(P4oIUrnanl7I),tn) Gu • . C n. 3. 50. n Thursdays Games teftjco, SF, 101. 714. 777 RI Kansas City at Minnesota l'nohani. Cit's. 115. 6U. 3 76 Detroit at Boston. Onl y names scheduled W . : - Chicago 4, Montreal 3 Carew. Mm, 66; R.Jackon. Oak. 65 PUNS BATTED IN- Lynn Bin. 15; L.May. 7.1. Ba). Jackson. Oak, 73: RiCe. Bsn. 71; Hor t on, Des. 67. G MI. 6 1 Washington, Si Lcxi SO. Hew York 311 Atlanta A. Los Angeles O,1k, 171. M L,nson. NY. 117; M-cRae, XC, I"Ii). 7$. Bin, 7; P Jack5on. Oak Pee, Rn. 73. Pod', On' KC. San Francisco 4, CLcinnat, 7 73 23 . . . • . ¶ ' . . . .. ( - , . . ., . . •- . .: - ,_-. wr- 11 t . :' if / r . . . - ..i.. . ' % . . . trit L cot Arogirlin of Atlanta, in) New V(,fk &I P,ttttwrgh. (n) !'n f)!,n at HOuSton, ( n) 147 667, 730 MTorrel, Bat, 17 A. "7, I " Slyleven, Min. 9 5, 6JI. 3 16 Blue, Do 614 7 U . 14 . , •. . a 'IN"ft : hare Irwin, cbovc, will Gordon Williamson tee o ff Thursday In the Westchester Golf Classic. (Herald Photo by _____ , . I LINCOLN, Neb. (Ala) Tim Small,anl8-year.oId Fort Lau. derdale, Ha. speedster, has emerged as the top qualifier in senior men's speed competition at the 1975 U. S. Amateur RoIler-Skating Championships. . 4C I - ive 4 598 ~# ~ 1~ • 14 at " . 4. '- ice . '' . -11 -O ut u Se t -.- - - -. 11 1 ' / ]10 ' ;: 11 " _____ . - Of ' .( .-. -'-. --•--' / /,) c --- -' :: , - - , ' . - - . -. -...' . ' . , . . '' , I' li C4 AUQil 15, 1975. at 7:00 PM,, or .S Soon thereafter 15 posible Seminole County Board of Adjustmen t By. Victor Gischler, ext" QUALITY HOUSE PRINTERS'INC Is this any way to catch a baseball? For Jen' Grote of the Nest ork Mets ills, as Grote closes his eyes wh il e catching a recent foul fly ball, EYES CLOSED 1 Of 24, Hrkory Hill Subd ivision, in F I LandS in the SW I of sw '. "(lion 52)79. on Hickory Drive. and the SW of the SW ' of Sec tion This public hearing will beheld in 30. Township 70 South, Range the Florida. j N L h De vered T e LOOK MA! '. FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY "Picked Up One Day - . 3210681 ' Chairman Pub lish: DEP-172 1 \ / 'F A/ ' V -.%," / \ ' \ I I .4I ( " ,' " Iii . I . / ( '\ ç / ( c \ '\ / / ) / S " (_._ It I <-,,,,( ' 11 ; - €( / . " / K Rangers 6, A's 1 Toby Harrah collected four hits, including the first grand slam home run of his career, and knocked in fire runs for Texas, Steve Hargan, 7-6, bested Jim Perry, 4-10. Joe Rudi hornered for the A's who still lead the Al, West by 9t.1 games. ' \I ") Don Money and Darrell Porter led off the game with home runs and Money added another one in the third inning as the Brewers handed Boston only its fourth loss in the last 22 games. Colborn, 7.8, bested Diego Segui, 2-4, who struck out 11 batters in his first start since May 16, 1972. C I / \ \ ( zi . '- ~1 1 1 White 7, Angels 4 I)eron Johnson slammed a three-run homer, Ken Henderson whacked a two-run shot and Carlos May hit a solo clout for Chicago. z:- Sex '7,., ... APPOINTMENTMAYBENECESSARy ''' -- ., 40 A:. I oni" 7 & 1:, . / ,,. ' ."ii--- $4•tI's "re .'a .. - . B7$.13 - . . 03 . ' t / / :, -. -Lj . , Z - . ---- , , ' .-' ' . ., / '. ii - I Ca = ., -. , , . I 1 •'.'. i .,' tw.,. - *71.1 b(ackvsII . ::' •' D.$I toad s,,, $15 wPiitewaIl . too most t.'JOR DONE BY ZAYRE CERTIFIED MECHANICS C'.'a,wJ Fords 0". 1 £fIIiñ CI CC" p4r Ati r 'c" APPOINTMENT MAY BE NECESSARY " 32 month *asranty tires made by B.F. Goodrich '.,, ''c ' i."t d.p.",bii, upper CM113 Q..lf, ca to i-i'!'r or lower III i4' -, bail JiriInte oints'r.rsIm( 'r ' ed s ie --- ui"'- ' inc only . $3 . ' 1 I - - , '.' , , P' ir!._ia I '- . . - ":,_',,','r .' f aM CP.co4I. Come on u .' . . ZAVP uiiliI(DMICIsA,0C5 I' ' qti. $ . 40.00 28.00 2.02 GR70-14 BR70-13 13.50 45,00 31.50 ER70-14 15.00 50.00 FR70-14 15.90 S. k. . . W . .. 2 29 yew ____ l opszoantora .... GASO(JN $ 99, I ft 15 g jo, . I3j) Tøo g'ut ,$v.. .A IOWI Cif S PfOICIPOII "if',, r°" 00 one gallon metal vnt gas can 99; I 17 so,a1 this weekend. sea PLL, ' "Q"" S'oono.' Philadelphia Atoms. Smethurst beat Atoms'goalie ~ Skate City of Casselberry, composed of girls, 12-17 years old, defeated the Sanford lassie League All-Stars 12-6 last weekend in a slow pitch softball game. The Sanford Lassie Leaguers are 9-13 years old, Sanford erupted for in the top of the first inning, but Casselberry rebounded with three runs In the bottom of first and two in the second to tie the game. Sanford moved ahead 6-5 In the third, but Casselberry scored four runs in the fifth. NW five runs -ton MIEL&OURN waltOOLAN 0 ASSELGER Ity [4619 *tsl Colons Ot J ~(cofrw Bat<oc Nov 8nd NASA 61 coloft,41 N'Ve of ftweirl D, a# Alai Fror 16 ks/ ~ ORLANOO Nit VftlAve/ At 17.40 58.00 40.60 3.18 2.32 GR70-15 18.90 63.00 44.10 3.17 35.00 2,80 HR7O-15 19.80 - 1 66.00 46.20 3.36 53.00 37.10 3,01 11111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 %EIVICC NOT AVAILABLE IN . A '4 FORD.KIS$IMMEECASSELB(IIY AND %O OSAPSOC AVE ORLANDOEAST -go"viva l IF 92 A,rw,ft 6'~d/fliC,VI~ I*PAEF. llm',d. 06 I IMS M411 AIN)ent 11 1.0 on USII we Rd L Veovi - ~~ . - ___ --_ l a. ~ .- 7 _` + fed, tax _ - . --'!~ ,- Save 3.50 on heavy duty ShOCkS. I' Sale 4.99 "..4 1. - . Johnson Messenger 123A All solid state Full 23 Channel Light compact unit Full "clean" signal Quiet receiver 4 I ,uniouI lotI 'spray Of CR . cleaner ''-°'• ow ' liii 195 P•$• ,o ,s and :;fouIancii In. er aster 56 seconds o ave iine Sale 16 9 Casselberry . k. pro- loco ' youit motor T't0 'it om ww Reg, C1. .. I --Nommk4o-d"PFI 12.00 fed. tax Tire size Save + Low price on CB transceiver. " .' Purolator7) oil Ilits, __________ jtOfI Houri Billy 10,10 ; Sun. 121 AR78-13 - - I atilirs stock " APPOINTMENT MAY BE NECESSARY thru Sale - a Purou 11 Quaker State 3owor 01 0 40W and corros'on, High quality Silo in elfect . . tii-i III.. . 173 076-1* . M $77 7$-I4 US h71-11 .-. 076-14. . $21. $27 File 10 1-T, 1 Mt 4J u0 4-ply polyester cerd body to, sm oThsi rids •tit whitewall '76-,ieI.s pioflI. Ioi poiHtwhwdflng Per*afl..i frIIdMbiiftiiti JItty i•.- . .- •u' •9 SIC sit win h.',kr:_. - - nfl1, t _p_-_' LIIW '• ble Ufa ' 2 4910" Pit --H4}OD-- Custom 400 4-ply polyester cord tire , ' - - . . .1 ..-i''y-, , Reg. of the County Court ot Skillcraft. Inc . a Fla corporation Arthur PS Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk said property being iocatec n Seminole County. Florida, more follow -, particularly described All the furniture, furnishings, Publish July tb 73. 30, Aug 6. 1975 fixture's. inventory, stock in trade. DEP S and a11 machinery and materials taken from the defendant's buinesi located at Building 126 Sanforø NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Airport, Sanford. Florida All properly being Stored at A J by v irtue of that certain Writ of LoSsil'Ig Tranifer and Storage in Faecution issued Out of and unier Sanford Florida the seal of the Circuit Court of S#ir,M. rn On. 11) ...----.197 flrvin. Truck t,.,., countfinal" Iudgm;nt rendered in thC 300Aith green cab andopien bed v,n No D31BE25522989 being stored at aforesaid court on the 75th day of Otlitf & Sons, in Sanford. Florida March, A D 1915. in that certan caseentltlee, Beneficial Finance Co Additional information available from the Civil Division of the Of Cas'elbecrv Plaintiff. vs Billy Branson and Verde B-anson, Sem;nøle County Sheriff's Depart merit, and the undersigned is Siiertf Defendant, whiCh aforesaid Writ of Euetit;nn was delivered to me of Seminole County. Florida, will at Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, it 00 H on the 71st day of August. an d I have levied upon the following A U 1915. offer for sale and Sell to es bidder, for cash. subicc described property Owned by Billy the highest Branson and Verd,I Branson said to any and all existing leinl. at the property being located ri Seminole Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, County, Florida, more particularly described as follows Florida, the ahoye desrib,d pe snal property Various and assorted househo ld I That Said sale is be'ng made t aid equipment including: satisfy the terms of sad Writ of One RCA Record Player One RCA Color TV. 17", portable Execution. John E. Polk, One Coffee Table Sheriff Two End Tables Seminole Count, 'Ior.tji Two Lamps One Dining Room Table Pvblith' July 30. Aug 6. I). 70. 1975 DEP 170 Six Dining Room Chairs TWO F ans One Set of Silverware NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINC,Cr One Deep Freezer, 0 E. PROPOSED CHANGES AND One Vacuum Cleaner. Sgal. Pow AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN p Vac DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES One Set Ccokv,are OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE Ct' One Wthing Machine, Sears THE CITY OF SANFORD QOC Clothes Dryer, West i nghouse FLORIDA One Iron. Signature Notice Is hereby given that .i Two Full Beds Public Hearing will be held It the Two Twin Beds Commission Room in the City Hall in Three Chests of Drawert the City of Sanford, Florida. at? 00 Two Dressers o'clock P M on Agt 11. 1975, and the undersigned as Sher iff of cOOsider chaniqe's and ameodmer''. Seminole County. Florida. will to the Zoning Ordinance of the C'. 11 00 A H on the' 31st day of July. of Sanford. F)ord. as follows A D 1975, offer for iSle and sell to That property lying belwerr the highest bidder, trim cash, subject French Avenue onC Maple Aveciuo to any and all existing leins, at the and bqlweeri 15th Street and 21"". Frrint (West) Door of the Seminole Street 15 proposed to be re:onecs County Courthouse in Sanford, from tiC 1 (Restricted Commercial) Florida. ttie OhOve' described per District to GC 7 (General Corn sora' property All properly mis-clan District Sa i d Property being stored at Adams Transfer ma being more prticuianly described Storage in Sanford, Florida Ad as follows d,lional information availa ble from Lots 43, 14 and 15. First Addition t the Civil Division of the Seminole Pin('hurit. Plat Book S. Page 79 County Sheriff's Department . All parties in 'nterest and c'tiien'. That said sale i5 blriq made to shall hive an o pportunity to to satisfy the terms of Slid Writ of heard Said hearing IF it ecut ion By order CO the C i ty Co'nr'i'.'. John E Polk. of the City of Sant j'; I 1i cierIll H P lemm Seminole County. Florida City Clerk PubI4h' JUly 9, 1,, 73, 30. 1475 Pubtisp, i'." OF P 19 Dr pill as - - chlorob" life~ shield lcw 01191nal emilidpow.1 whitewall 9.61* PETRUSKA. the Seal as Sale prices effective thru Monday, August 4. Seaboard Coastline, Sanford's best men's slow pitch softball learn, will compete this weekend in the Florida Recreation Softball Association State Tournament at Ormood Beach. Seaboard earned the berth in the state meet with a second-place finish in last weekend's district event at Titusville. Lake M'nroe Inn, Sanford's other entry in the district, captured third place. The winner and runner-up earned berths in the state. Flagship Bank of Titusville won the district after defeating Seaboard Coastline twice, 21-4 and 16-7, and lake Monroe Inn 19-3. Seaboard Coastline dropped lake Monroe Inn 9-5 and then Lake Monroe Inn eliminated the City of Titusvi1lt 15-5. Seaboard Coastline will battle a team from Ocala at 8:15 p.m. Friday in the opening round of the state. ,,. $29 176-iS $31 $30 PwP.t TI I5- it •,... 1 one 'V.•Dovbl• flWrqLus bolt ;a additional sifonQO, •Plr.sI4icvdter.saoeth.c.intoquUnds - . s'a- a' I ' ..' ''' / Oil-il 1i7$-14 ROVVLAND AND Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address Orange County, Florida. upon a final is 33 East Robinson Street, Orlando. Judgment rendered in the aforesa id default will be entered against you aforesaid Writ of Execution was for the relict demanded in the delivered to me Sheriff of Complaint Seminole County. Florida. and I WITNESS my hand and thC seal Of hive levied upon the following this Court, WS llth day of July, 1975 desc r ibed property o*nedby Gil-il I ' , 1111-141 -_ " .-' i ' are remired to serve a cocty of your NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ina? written clefensei, if any. to it. on by virtue of that certain Writ of Florida 37801. on or before August Court on the 261h day of June. A D 15th 1975 Wd file the criginal Arith JOYS, in trial certain caie entitled, the Clerk of this Court either before Georgia Pacific Corporation. a corp service on the P!ainlilf's attorney or irnmedialely thereafter. otherwise a corporation, Defendant. which ' '/, $32 : , - it :. ' ' Seaboard Sets State Journey ,. :' : / Tire size Save I,,vI,,Jrv,crI By' - " Increase application are invited to be present it sad time and place to ENTERPRISES, LTD FORESTDEL. LTD voice theIr approval or disapprova l GAI.LEPIA WEST. LTD of said application for rate increase K cao r ('0 1 T [) DATED this 73rd day of June, LARMAC, LTD A 01975 NAPLES LTD R Shomate ORLANDO KNOLLS, LTD PubliSh July 9 16 73 30 1975 SILVER PINES PROPERTIES DEP 46 LIMITED VISTA DEL 501. LTD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE with their pr incipal place at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. in Seminole County. Ftoqda are CulT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE limited partnerships filed n ?me COUNTY. FLORIDA office of the Secretary of State of CIVIL ACTION NO. CII 5.1 351.CA. Florida under Chapter 670. Florda -A Statutes. Laws of Florida. and STOCKTON. WHATLEY. DAvIP & has failed for six months or more to COMPANY, a Florida corporation. pay the annual filing fee and renew Plaintiff, the certificate of Outhorltv to JOHN 0 CRAFT and FRANCES P operate as a limited partnership . Therefore. in pursuance f the CRAFT, his wIle, H. C Herman and Provisions of Section 6203), Flora, MAE HERMAN. his wife. Statutes, I have Caused to te Defendanls published in the Evening Herald NOTICE OF ACTION newspaper published in Seino .' m TO H C HERMAN and MAE County. Florida. notice of failure to HERMAN. renew certificate of authority a hii wife provided by law 10590 Elm Street GIVEN the my ha nd Nor th Collins, New York 111 11 Great Seal of the State of Florida. at YOU ARE NOTIFIED thit an Tallahassee, the Capital. ts the action to foreclose amort009eonthe 25th day of July. AD, 1915 fo ll ow i ng property In Seminole (SEAL) County, Florida: Bruce A Smothers Lot It, Block C. Woedmere Park, SECRETARY OF STATE Second Replat as recorded in Plot Publish' July 30. 1975 Rook I). Page 73, Public Records of DEP 173 Seminole County, Florida has bees filed against you and YOU NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE (Seal) A.1 uv8flCI Premium belted tire -e JCPenney Survivor Steel Radial. Features 2 polyester cord radial plies, 4 rayon belts, one steel belt. In the wide 70 series profile. Whitewalls. No trade-in required. - • on ra ia i thr. a " e I SS Department of State) 1. BRUCE A SMA rHE S. SretaroStat . ' -) /, 7!/'.F y..',, In Tuesday night's other American League games, Texas topped Oakland 6-1, Baltimore clubbed Cleveland 7-1, New York beat Detroit 4-2, Kansas City dumped Minnesota 5-2 and Chicago downed California 7-4. c of Longwood, Florida will public hearing at 10 00 a m on said •"'"-" 16 ,. ' /' Florica or less aPPlication for rate Increase at the hefen,o ,:,-, t fe th,li Council Chambers at City Hill. Florida. co I UI I I Ai theBoard of Supervisors CO Sian Drainage District of Seminole County. 0) lands presently owned by Publish - July 73. X. 1975 Longwood Markham Development DEP 121 Corporation lying to the West of the sanitary stowage facility ow ned by STATE OF F LOP IDA I Longwood Utilities. Inc. Said City Council of the City 30 1975 __ worry. ~ rru - ..' -: I IDIC 'i". 30,000 mile brake overhaul (for most American cars) '' Legal Notice NOTICE OFAPPLILA1 ION FOR RATE INCREASE 2 . '-. . '•• 1,1&! 1, .C,,ufj Notice .-- , - just wanted to loosen him up." Not to Thomas came through in the clutch, lie bounced into a double play. His chance for glory pased. "I think I deserve at least an asterisk," he saIQ. Despite Thomas' efforts the Brewers won the game 4-0 behind Jim Coiborn's seven-hitter. Oi... 5t.i. :o :,.' C'1 - Wednesday, July INSTA COPY SERVICE . I , ( Continued from Page 1-1I1 ' ,. ,.. - I - ." ,, i . - as ur car a ~ Legal _.-=_ . - Legal Notice I Yankees 4, Tigers 2 New York broke its scoreless inning string at 27 with an unearned run in the first and added three more in the fifth, Thurman Munson drove in two runs with a single and infield grounder. ,i ~ ~ ~ t.__ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. the - . Royals 5, Twins 2 George Brett drove in three runs with a home run and a sacrifice fly and Paul Sphttorff, making his first start in over a month, won his third game in 12 decisions. • scoring with o goals. -- six -hitter only - NOTICE OF MEETIPIr. OF LAN DOWNERS OF SLAVI.'. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DRAINAGE DISTRICT Long*Ood Utilities , Inc. r'as aIied SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID.' to tP'e City Council of the City Cf TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR o Loogwc*d. Florida. f or an increase SAID DISTRICT in rate for the providing of sewage NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that treatment service from the present a meeting of the owners of la nd s rat, of 14 50 per r es idential con situated in SLAV IA DRAINAGE nertionper month to a propoWd rate DISTRICT Or SEMINOLE of 39 1) per residential connection COUNTY. FLORIDA, will be h,'Ict at per mrp, within the tOliOWr'Q the City Hall in Oviedo. Flor ida. at described l.indi in the City of ten o'clock A M on the 171 h day of Seminole County, Augus t. AD 1975. f or the purPose of champion, [ Ono wooci. electing one supervisor fr %.sd Florida, to wit Chris Snyder, 19, of Springfield, A) SANDALWOOD. acc or ding to District for a term of three years, t Mo. INVITATION TO BID the plot ther eof as rec or ded in Plot which election every acre of land in Seminole Memorial Hospital will Book 1$, Page 11 of the Public the District shall represent one accept bids on PVC Pipe and Ac Small's unofficial overhauled the 1974 record in L Records of Seminole County. Share and each owner sh all be en the 38(1-yard speed skating cet.ories Specifications can be Florida titled to vote in per son, or by proxy picked up in the Purchasing B) LAKE SEARCY SHORES, n writing duly Signed, for every event, set Monday night, was Department Rids will include acc or ding to the plot thereof acre of la nd owned by him in such 1:27.6, more than a second off F O.B. point and estimntCd delivery recorded in Plat Book is. Page 73 of District: Guardians may represent time. All bid s will be addressed to the Public R ecords of Seminole their wards, executors and ad the Administrator and bidding will C ounty, Florida, rninittratoqs may represent estate's close 12 00 Noon on the 4th .., day of -.4 1.1 HIGHL P1IUP1Lr4L) A ND HILL S, according OT oecnsrj persons. ,tna private AuguSt 1975 to thP plot thereof as recorded in corpor&tions may be represented be Publish: July 71, 79. 30. 1975 NT bDIkiTrn Plat Book 11, Page Slot the Public their officers or duly authorizei uPUI PRINTED DFP 153 Records of Seminole County, agents The owner's of a majority o Florida the acreage of such District shall be SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Dl SHADOW HILL. according to necessarytoconsti?uieaquorumtoq 14 OF ADJUSTMENT the plot thereof as recorded in Plot the purpose of holding Such election . Notice of Public Hearing Book 17, Page 61 of the Public and to transact such other bulinCiS 100 P'rrrty qrn that the Notice Records of Seminole County, as may come before the meeting Board of Adjustment wIl Conduct a Florida, Dated thiS 11th day of July, A D I psJblichearIngtoccjnsjd approving El Lands n the SW '.0? the SW'. 975 - ' 5 ,, a Lot Width Variance in On RC.1 of Section 31, Township 70 South, 5' B F Wheeler, Jr ~_~ Country Estates Zone from 700 feet Range 30 East, Seminole County, Chairman • toilOfeeton the following described Florida, containing 25 acres more S Sr _____ . #' seven consecutive games, an NASL record. lie is second I :._ Orioles 7, Indians I Mike Torrez toosed a and Bobby Grich and Lee May knocked In three runs apiece for Baltimore. oil and filter special - n .~ lube, Quaker State 30 Tuesday night. Smethurst now has scored * 4 0 .\ -- The Discou nt Department Store itego said he was satisfied with his'ound, adding: "J teed T • I , Rowd Cl h i le PA rl - -u-p,I of St tows it C'iCo EckOrsley, Cie. 73. 700, 7 31 Philadelphia at Montreal, 2. B I e,. Bin, 136. 4$4 77 It n) Wiii', 14!.n, 136. 644, 4 34 k,it. San F,aemico a' Cincinna;4. Ch'. IS.', 667 293 PamC,, Bat, I 4' , and I shouldn't have hit drivers on Some of the holes I did," sai' . North. Oak. 77 . is "I missed a lot of birdie putts Today's Games Montreal (Rogers 77) it Chi TRIPLES- River s, Cal, 9, nitti a tt', TtIi A A fl Pill I '"c caoo (tturrii 57) Oriji. Chi, 9. Lynn, B. Tampa Bay won the Eastern New York lTte 411 at St. LeFlore, Des, 6. o BeeH. XC, Louis (Curtis 4$). (n) 6; PudI, Oak. 6 D;vLsIon title of the North Los Anoe)es (Downing 70) HO M E RUU-R.JO(kj,on. American Soccer League Tues11 Ill, A?Iin? IMorton Oak, in) 76: 0 scoff, HiP, 71; Philadelphia (Carlton 1071 at Roeds, PlY, 71. Mayberry, c, day as Derek Smethurst scored rlt'sbucah (Reuss 116). (n) 31; Burroughs, Tee, 19, an overtime goal to give the San rranrlsco (Filcone 7 6) ST OL E N BASES-Rivers, Rowdies a 1-0 win over the A t Cinc'irwati( Darcy 651. fri Cal. 44; Washington. Oak. 31; 0. .!%torw (Kon4finy all, (") " p II _. West Cincinnati 67 37 .w Los Angeles Sol SI 514 I3'-i S Francmo 52 51 sos 11"; Sam oi. Atlanta IS Si 437 31" Houston 37 69 119 1 . . 7 ' ' . ' ' lulu. It has taken me two days to adjust to the time." , Peijss. Pcpi, 31 6, 6.47. 777 xr Eighteen more holes will be National League by, Cm, 71. 6i.6. 7' piayed today with the low 64 East I.. - In ' •1. players cumpe1ing inac,, AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pc?. OR Pittsburgh RATTING I75( at bitS) - play Thursday through Satur6.2 40 lool PhilplIa 373; Hargrove. 31 7 Carew, Mm, (lay. New Iii, .330; York Lynn, Ssn, 7 375. ' $ St Munson, NY. 311. Washington. It appears a score of 156, 14 bull s, SI Sm 11 Oak. 310 Chicago 4$ 54 467 15 over par, will be required to Montreal PUNS-Lynn. 13%n. 69. Rice. 40 so AN 20 qualify for match p rla y 44; Ystrgemski, Bsn. t --r .. the third Hawaiian among the d that would . be 3.30 In t he mor ni ng in Hono- . .. . ' ., . - '. I leaders, shooting a Uver-par 73, along with David Abell, Ft. Pierce, Fla; Rick Borg, Worthirtgton, Ohio, and Tod Hensar l- off at . 4. - l:. Riverside, Calif., and Gary Pinns, Lombard, 111. Tommy Hines of Kauai was Clarke. . I ... _. -.. dieton, Ohio; Matt King, Nashyule; Kaula Makalena, WaWawa, Hawaii; Brett Mullin, ' '. . ,:, . United States Golf Association Ing Lafayette La At 3-over-par 74 were Rob Brewster Orchard Lake ' Mich.; Kimble Cater, Pebble Beach, Calif.; Ar thur Greenfeder, Miami; Frank Mebane, Sanford, Fla.; and Jeffrey Roth Ply ym mouth, Mich Fourteen of the 150 golfers were next at 75 and 10 more were at 76. -::.. ' and a one-shot lead over six other golfers: Steve Bond, Elberton, Ga.; Mike McGee, Mid. NATIONAL LEAGUE RATTING co at t'a,s, Maiok, Chi, 355. I Simmons. GB .. I Both Leaders American League East L I-, . .. Junior Amateur championship. Baseball " .,.. SCOREBOARD Baseball - .. .. HARRISON, N.Y.(AP) Defending ihamplon Johnny Miller, Tom Weiskopf and hale Irwin all have a shot at Jack Ni c klaus' money winning lead this week in the $250,000 West ester (h a :ifAoi,almerand Lee Trevmo are skipping th is event, the second richest on the tour th is season. All are con. centrating on preparations for next week's PGA National Chiuiipionship, th e fourth and last of th e season's major tournanients. The absence could cost Nicklaus his lead in th e money-win. ning standings, a category that most touring pros feel determines the season's real champion. With $50,000 going to the winner here and $28,500 to second, Weiskopf could move into th e top spot wi th a victory w hi le Miller and Irwin need to finish either second or first to take the lead in the money race Johnny won last year with a record 1353,021. Nicklaus, a playoff loser to Weiskopf In the Canadian Open last week, now has $203,599 In official winnings for th e year. Miller, like Nicklaus a threetlnie winner this season, Is second at $183,270. Irwin has 1180, 227 arid Weiskopf $169,565. Weiskopf and Irwin each have pick ed up two 1975 titles. Nei ther has ever won the moneywinntr,g crown. But the challenging trio, all hi gh among the favorites, has plenty of competition in the 153-man field that begins a 72-hole test Thursday over the hilly little 6,614 yard, par-72 Westchester Country Club course in subur ba n New Yor k. The lineup Includes 54 of the year's top 60 money winners. Among th e lead in g contenders are th e always-dangerous South African Gary Player; British Open champ Tom Watson and veteran Gene tAttler, each a two-time winner this year: U.S. Ope n title-holder Lou Graham, and John Mahaffey, a fourtime runner-up this year. ___ _ pre vi ous record. Prelimina ry events continue tonight. Finals will be held Thursday. Th e speed events for men are 440 and 880 yards, one mile, two s, miles and five miles. W_ , ~ Women com pe te in all but fl Small followed his record . five-mile event. breaking Monday pe rformance with Tu esday victories in three f ,- ) of four heats. His performance • I --i' AI.fAMONTE SI RIM1S The Wild Hunch, Altamonte Springs entry in the Central F lorida Am its ur Adult 'Li( kit' F'(k)tbIll Leagiw. ill huh! try. outS tonight from 5:30 to 7 at the Altamonte Springs Communit)' ('enter. The Wild Bunch will compete against teams from Winter Garden, Orlando, Apopka intl Sanford in the eight-team league. - - . ' C arke' . -. POW I 4 '' - I ; 0 _r 0 ' 4 ,..,.,-. , am A .,'!~-~, ., lk, W ild T y Tr J Next Stop / , . 11 . _ 1. - - _-_4 .1 ~ ~, - Westchester P~~~ %-.. - . ~ -,41 f *.. Major League I - .._ fto, Small Leads U.S. Skaters , I-- "1 have no intention of moving the club to Seattle," Allyn said. "I also don't know ;flyflt' in Statth' Ills I trctC(l III pUtttfl up the iinuiey for a baseball (cain.', '.,. wens 'p V% I O I - The winner of the state will compete in the National Pony League World Series at Washington, Pa. Seminole came out of the loser's bracket last week to w i n the district tournament, Jack Nicklaus' absence from the Westchester Classic gives Johnny Miller, Tom Weiskopf and Hale Irwin a chance to surpass Nicklaus' moneywinning lead Weiskopf needs a win, and Miller and Irwin need at least a second-place finish. - The elimination tournament II I- .4' . . hIOl.LY WOO!) Seminole Pony National League All-Stars of (tie Seminole Boys Baseball League dropped their opening game Monday in the State Tournament at :Iolld. Palmetto Hills rocked Seminole 7-I to dump the All. Stars into the loser's bracket of the four-team, double ------ , ~.,. ,~ e I . CHICAGO (AP) "They dictate the tempo of the game," says quarterback Steve Bartknwski of the College AlLStars "They take pride in dictating the tempo of the game." Bartkowski spoke Tuesday of the Pittsburgh Steelers linebacking corps, possibly the shrewdest and fastest in the National Football League. -Trying to throw past Jack Lambert is like thro w ing into a tree," he said of the middle , .-.-- r 11 I ..- 4 . 1' ' ' I "c 3 ' each Reg. 8.49. JCPennoy heavy duty shock . absorber. Features 13/16" piston wiIn "0" ring design. A vaitable formost American and foreign cars. Expert installation available at extra cost. . *-' 101 000 0- 6. $0 7 320 041 1-fl 13 3 ..- ........ ". in the sixth and two in the seventh for the victory. Kim ('ash stroked a double and single for Casselberry, and' teammates Pam Chmielewski, Toni Slatton and Michelle Woodworth poked two singles 8PICCC. Kelli McI)uffie slammed .i double, Michelle Nooney smacked a (IOUtJlP and single, Suzy Canton and Robin Higgins slapped two singles each, and Rue Nooncy ripped a double for Sanford. Sanford Cas,elb,rry -.., at said at "CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's . Open Mon. thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 pm. Open Sunday 1.5 p.m ' , - �- r:?1.-, , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 30. 1975-40 TONIGHT'S TV wide World Of Entertainment (35. 44) The Fugitive 17:30 (44) Donahue 1'OO (2,1) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Wednesday : S; ; 4;J ____________ 4..W 4. ..L .P..L . ____________ ,-Y - i-'.:e - •(--' -. -'t'.'•-.' ; __________________ - . _4..)...:-4 . •.-- i. -1-...t)i c EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell. The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (1) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (35) Star Trek (44) Sports Leçends 730 (2, I) Price Is Right (6) What's My Line (9) $25000 Pyramla (i3) Movie (44) Braves Baseball 8:00 (2, 8) Movie (6) Tony Orlando (9) Thars My Mama u; t- eellng liOod (35 Adventure tj (9) The Commanders (24) Consumer Survival Kit 9:00 (6) Cannon (24) Saga Of Western Man 930 (9) Sea World (13) Dante's Inferno (35) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (6) Mannlx (9) faretta (13) Zane Grey (24) Bonnie Ruiff And Paul Butterfield (44) DInah 10:30 (13) Law And Jones (35) My Favorite Martian 11:00(2,6,8,9) News (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie . ': --' 4 _____ 11:00 (2. I) High Rollers (6) NOW YOU S( It (9) Show Otis Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (34) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love 01 Life Thursday 3:00 (24) AssIgnment America 33 cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) OflI? Life Ir Live (24) Consumer Survival Kit (I) Movie (9) Brady Bunch (24) Eleclrk Company (35) Florida LUestyle 11:55 (6) News MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 8:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (4.8) Sunshine Almanac (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) YOU Don't Say (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Motisn Club 4•30 (2) Bonanza (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Winter Park City Council (35) Batman ('4) GillIgan's Island 500 (9) DInah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In SPCI 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Spotlight () Villa Alegre (35) Lost in Space 6 - 00 (2. 6, 5, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) McKeeyer And The Colonel (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD ) Gomer Pyle AFTERNOON 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (4) Sunrise Semester (6) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 700 (2.6) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (s) Black Forum Townhall 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) MIke Douglas (6. 9) MovIe (44) Fury 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) YOUng And Rest'ess (8) Jackpot ivi tyewiness (24) Intercom 24 (3S) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 6) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2, 8) Marble Machine (6) News (j Ryans Hore (24) Rook (35w 44) Movie 130 (2,8) Days Of Our LIves (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Feeling Good 9:30 (44) Junction 10: 00 (2) Celeity Sweepstakes (4) Joker's Wild (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street 135) 700 Club (44) Father Knows 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) Nova 7:30 (2.6) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason cis My Favorite Best 10:30 (2. 6) Wheel 01 Fortune (4) Gambit (44) Green Acres I- - :' .. . Jill Ii - - Jll jllJ— Jill __________ OF OWN SHOW: Jim Stafford, born in Eloise, Fla., s'.hich he describes as being in e Central Florida swamps, says he sings and plays every string instrument "except the yo.yo.,, Some most recent hits: "Not Just Another Pretty Foot," STAR jJJlli - Jul11 Jul11 JIUP - now in production in Taos, N.M. . .. Ed Flanders and Rosemary Murphy have been added to the "Eleanor and _,__ti_. sluw lSisa WV ivwiy -"S... play Franklin I). Roosevelt's caIl)paig4 manager, and Miss Murphy will play FDR's mother, Sara Delano Roosevelt. .1 DIal VT' 'T'%t?Ir'tVT' 1%DUUL i have been getting treatments !nitruetns:T)ehiddennameili,tt'dbelowsppeartorward, backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It in shown: 8-8:30 fresh skin that grows so fast it ABC THAT'S MY MAMA "Song and Dance Man" membership fee if you want as SAMtEI ADAMS doctor, and my skin is really no better. Is it hereditary? My mother had it over most of her body. DEAR READER Apparentlyyouareoneof about eight million people In the United States with this skin - - . _ S r ______ disease. It can vary from a simple but very important .'a'aci'vaAti.' ,,rnklnr,'. 5,, usq ,.._..,, .5 7. , ;(4'4 7•' .:' . . : ____ _____ severe illress, including a form protective covering. The excess scales shed everywhere. The victim may get up from a chair to find he or she has left a pile ci skin scales behind, Although the disease can have important medical consequences even these probably don't rival the social consequences ot inc aisease. 'i'he lesions on the .. - - . 5, ,. psoriasis helping other patients with the same problem. There are many forms of treatmeilt, and commonly the treatment is individualized, In family, played bySlappy White, returns to Washington to do a show. He's got a new partner, a pretty yotg gal, whom Clifton dates, then realizes she's his friend's wife, But the frknd doesn't mind, lie believes in open marriage. Mama doesn't, the main, treatments have included coal tar ointments, ultra violet light, cortisone however. I hormone) ointments, and even agents commonly used in 8-11 NBC DOUBLE treatment of cancer. A popular FEAI'URF. NIGHT AT flfl, . .JOItN hANCOCK PIIILAI)ELPIIIA IiXIN(TON CONCORD I'A1'I RFVFRE CROWN POINT MINCTIIMEN TICONDEHOCA TOMORROW: Animals orAustralia ___________________________________________________ . -- psorlasis. The overproduction . .1 / - ..r'. Y7.ai-.-, S a, ..ç.. ø:V- .a J a _4 1' I . . '4 . - 5.-'V .•.•%.• f II iII L -' M .. • •... I -.r.-1' . -': .4 I 4 • -.. -!, ).. . _____________ ,...' '4 • - I "• _____________ - • 1 ________________ .. jp.: ,Ii't __________________ -.:';, ._i.i:-.j:' - '- I' ' 5 5) - I too, with The drug 5. •. '.iAL?. S y :-•,'. I 111 f• 4 • . a ' Si. : -. -a • _____ 1 ________ ________ ______ .. 5 - .. •;-Jf j. .. a.!' '-' - In cancer inhibits or slows down a rehabilitation center for psoriasis psoriasis. I in in San Francisco. Strong hasten to add, emotional drama shows be as big a problem cancer. MTX is a powerful some victories, some failures. 35 the disease itself. The medicine and can have serious In "Last Hours" Ed I,,auter National Psorlasis Foundation side effects. Accordingly, plays a hotel house detective. .- ________ 4 :.- you want in- for cases that don't respond to guest whose furs and Jewelry formation on psoriasis you some of the other forms of are stolen. This leads to mur- Canyon Court. Portland, Oregon 97231. There is no Dr Send your questions to this lamb in care of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, a4; a F'IOROSCOPE _____________________________________________________ ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Thursday, July 31, 1975 - ask for The Health Letter, 4-2, Vitamin E: Miracle or Myth. ___________ - sUt(i'II($ THE APPLE DUMPLING HELD OVER .7 --a : wed . S. -. man is innccent, and the real murderer is her own husband, 7 37 pli)ed by Laurence l.i.jckinbill. 10-il CBS CANNON 'Killer on the 11111" RERUN Cannon 2:30 1 The WILD 6:45 McCULLOQff G J -s,,, solving an you early In the .May )) dicate you could make money day with words glow that lasts, (;EMINI (May 21-Jure You'll appreciate solitude early the invitation CANCER Feb. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) - 1011 ABC THE JIM STAFFORD SHOW PREMIERE Folksy songwrIter-composer Jim Stafford makes his TV debottomghtasaserihoston the first of six shows this a;. Kish Real Estate REALTOR 7201 S French A'e.72) 0011 .L,, WIlT REALTY Ri', U'al Estate Itror'r 0610 377 7745. 373 7595. 37) 5715 -- Get 'Em While * DeLANO 711% E New York Ave. New houses inc rural area dr paymert, monthly payments less Comfortable Country Living 7 than rent Government SUbiidile'd fledroom, Central hr,it and air, qualified buyers Call to see if cedar lined closets, 31 fruit tree's you Qualify' Owner transferred Wilt make a good deal OPEPI HOUSE SUN M. LJNSWORTH REALTY DAY Any eve by appi 175 Rcg Real Estate Broker _________________ 8O)W.lstSt SAPIFORD ?2)6O6lor)2)O5I7ees ...ommerclalproperljes 3 BR. 7 bath, centrt heat & air. corner lOt, 3 bIock to etem school, 6 blocks to middle 'school. out of traffic. hut close to everythn, Small monthly payments Call BOWLES REALTY INC. REALTORS 670 And • 1 Unfurnished FROM - - , DAI I - Ur'SLL (June orally and in writing. You'll from onc you've been It's a carefree day. & 2 BR apts. All e)ectric diSposal, private entries. i"%t 6 units, from $150 In 0901 (collecti _________________________________ matter. 21-July hear shopping spree. Lunch with frje have a ball socializing. Full tIle 1 ', • \(_11a'e irj.i ,ir Lake Mary - Hwy. I ___________ ______ - ft From 16,9OO by U, w O Heat Each Woodnaere Horns Features Central And Air, 53ta Carp,tUsg In Living Area;, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, PrIvately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Corns On Out And For Yourself. See . z ) KlaH z 323. 7860 321.0041 Beautiful ranch type home acre's, stable Oste's'n area 1617. 373 6186 647 low 30's 8)1 3491 , -- -- -- ----- ____________________________ r.om furnished apt water & lights furnIshed 37763%? or a tnoderator. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Promote Ideas and plans close to your heart today. You're effective at converting people to your way of thinking. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee, 21) Work comes easy to you today, so get an early start. Engage In some sport after .' ONE BEDROOM 1 34-MOhIIC HollieS AND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILABLEf4J 2580 RIDGEWOOD AVE., SANFORD -- --1 ____________________________ Air Conditioning IS' Glaspar, 50 HO Mercury a tilt trailer. Mint condt;on, $900 17] 1571 _________________ , , 59-Musical tPrchandise_________________________ - . - - . 60-Office SuppIis _________________________ --. 46-_-Comrnercjal ---------- ---- ------- -- - Beauty Care __________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hrriett"s Beauty Nook) 519 E Pne 372 3712 Ciiipitry L4!C"'" " RIS HOW It WORESu The pwc64wa Is Usey Mme. It I we.ms, a64*, kttdw O'**li5rssiit a. L'VkIg rffi SI? ts,er lvel, TP. ve.v I.v.1 IiuMsea A. farnify grows. VSI $lfl?,lVCSSI,kh, It'. gor ..vol by edd a, be*ow,ts, a I*iry, si. bIINn.. - wSistiver ye wtsla, S WEKIVA 41VER • Adult mobile hom, village, under __________________________________________________________ 322242O In Sanford's Finest 670i Atte'r S or 32? 1191 terms. 111.500. Fc+nhlkhg!irl Pgcirlgn+inI ,Arcan? , PEAt FOR RENT-- 3 room office 'suite, Hwy 17 97. 155 mo Anytime ns S&5DA,I r'a, Larry ._. ..._.._ Saxon. ..... - Sugar Cane Workers eeded In Belle Glade, Fl. lU$LlVIlWNATIONaLNoMI$ T Hit, ANY OTHIR 3)14 S Sanfr Ax' . Sa.a$srd. Fl. 77771 tsr spsl.tn t ot ylur C veolsace U I1 668 8479 or 901 734 3096 Lafld Clearbig Al lye top tOil, fill dirt, clay, and lull available. Please call night day, 323395) .j IT let' r 'C . P, STEPSON LAND CLEARING ld7 ,nc FT Ic,I',ia?nQ Ditch rk F II C-rt, bc 501 372 SI) Lnnd Maintenance -- fl..sir r'; '-5$ ?' a' ç .'. ' — PIfnr --- - - " 4 ULI ", e - I P-F v.alk Gate all of July with t ',h,ise'of ChAn ink or wood w - $ . - - DUR L.A',' N NE ED CUT rING' (ill r'i 'i'..' 3A5 557 I Office 200 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. -. 1 Qfld 2 Bedroom ApQrtments From ) INCLUDING : Between 1•4 p.m. Wednesday Wo3her & Dryer CONSTRUCTION Inc. iuly 30, 1975 tisrilnaPe Additions _. $150.00 Sanford, Fla. 211 W,2Sth Remodeling Call for App;. 322.3103 14 Office Open 10.6 Daily 110W. Airport Blvd. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR CentralKeatandAir Diluxi Clubhouse & Swim ming Pool Family and Adult Sec tions Pressure Cleaning_,_1 A &: CLEANS ALL F ''.ror pressure ClCA 17) C*&S Roofinq E'p.'rt rct rio,? r $,t rcuJs mingles All won qrIrant BROCOEN ROOFING 3236100 °cof Repair's A.".i" roef. $600 C.ai' OrI,oJ r1,1 1',night Painting. Paper HanQng, General wi'rlr ( .(.'fl'.'' 'II ZNT 54 -4 1u.O Sewing Free esbirTlates 372 Dceiriattng Aol Sew rag fl my r'c,rrr '.irrr.'', aa p.,-.,. .,' iii', Paint & Body Wo l- st I 'r'e't paint 1. body work ?18 .111Cm 6 , 17) 151.5 P tb i- p & delivery SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS— Call Phil Gonzalei 305 373 3939. Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Ci.%tom Work License'u Bonded Free , 3?) 603.8 stm,ltC utnt t"..i tri'.1 I?" ii"a? t'QA ly tht 'Ci -. a, Bylidlngs - Aluminum 4JIluty Rulings maCltd rag floor, delivery, installation Wally Walt of Ortaido 795 177 Pest Control P 30 Year Mortgages - Spct. down o,Conv.ntiollalMOftSa9Ot. _____________________________ )C' J. VJ4 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR (3Serrd wth the state as Class A Contractor Home's. additions $30 5371 or 096 1.411 eves GETIHOSELUXUPY ITE'.S FOP A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROt,' TODAY'S WANT ADS' mower a. tiller for ll*n & all garden work Boy 17 HOME PAINTING J. SCHULZE & SON & • 31) Painting - Mason Contractor, block masonry concrete work Free Eslimates 3'77 5955 clay'. )73l3n.gP'uts to everything yet away from it aHl Large wooded lots •Street lights • Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks Edging ANTHONY TANGO PLASTERING Call 37) 9519 e fl'*iiiiuiUri BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND kEPAIRS 314 335 HOMES OF DISTINCTION ____________________________________ -- If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 9dyOwit& - Lawn Care Nc d your gras' ci.?' Prompt and ('endent serv,ce $7 Cod up 372 'a 20 Oct off ?hrOih Ai_'<USt P K SE/MAN PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings. Candids, Commercial. Aerial, Portrails. Advertising 5)1 Cr6755384 A small Classified Ad? brings b-il returns Try one and see Call 372 1$ -' 5)b 9993 I CIearivp' Hedges Trimmed? Ower Beds Cleaned? Free C tmates 373 1060 or 3237911. eas to.' 321 0707 tuilding. roofing ard concrete finishing, free estImate's. - - O.'C h,ili'.r.',j — Home Improvements You'll Feel Like A Kid AgQIO ''- u,,i ', Mowinq& Weasc'r,aoIq OC'Od buYs . - the third week In Aujust. Employment (J.li'd('fl i'QU.pt'fl$) *Clii rixj,,y 8artdlewood V111a5 - • Hauling ______________ - SOpedAy t'UIUIITURE U (I 5' r i,i, 37? ?.8' ,aitr 5 rencrng T!°°2! (,RM ........,.,, ' L5$Oi' QUAl, ITY FENCE Anytime 373 6151 _________________________ 64— Equipment for Rent . - haru.c ,1 I Drftng & tb oh ?Cu" SrrAli Fre't' ('all I 5 3.tY Potograpky - ____________________________________ t Sugar cane cutters are Florida State liii rIse's '-' .!.' r - - 'S..-" i':t '77 L,ai,e Hci.'n 1st St . 774 6630 S Close . - ' ' ' assume FHA Gari $74700 Moving? Why Not Live 'ij Contact the - .' :'- COLOR SNAPSHOTS From your Kodacolor F urn l7EIp -$3 99(7ipr,ntsi 70 Esp -$6.49 (43 Prints) Add 35c each roll. postage.handirg Circle your choice enclose film & payment print name & ad cress Mail to DOUBLE PHOTO P 0 Rn, 4110 Insvlatlon . - ,'t"ru", ar'l 2 for 1 ___________________________ .. ?Prrr ' eAMERICANCAMCE SOCIETY 5!oç "c' aks Only, Install 210 lb lock tab shIngle's, only 3S ft 631-6747 after S PAINTING. exteriOr, interior, free est, licensed, bonded, in sured Steve Draftiig _____________ (assrdbecry, IT 9 ?O 47i ___________________________ ______________ ________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden .. Phto FINIIWs9 .i cp. Classified Ads didn't work ',uft'ru? ti' .sn _______________________________ NOLL'S you sell "Don't Needs" with a want Cr1 _________________________ :. AIP CON Dl 110 N INC. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 74 hOur service All makes DYKES AIR CON OITIOkIIPIC, 170 ______ cellnt condition, enstruction books included. Asking $5), 37) Home Improvements .r Cri.!r'arg ('ontral For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 POIISOPI MARINE 7977Hwy 1797 3775961 NE ISOP.S 1' L.C)R ID.' ROSES COMMERCIAL close an Sanloro, Woccimufts Garden Center 5 room house, garage, ___________________________ MONEY, MARBLES OR CHALK601 Celery Ae Sanford rerluced to $19.,Q Owner transferred and must sell 3 100' Hwy Special 'shrub and garden sprayers, bedrm, 1'- bath home Central HWY 11% (Celery Ave I needed to start work around F 1Lk MINI RANCH-.- Whoa hosst Back up and look at this 'sharp 3 bedroom home on lust over an acre. zoned for horse's. Equipped -, . - 18' Larson. 75 lIP Evinrude & Trailer, 5.450 210 Bradsharv Dr Sanford Used office furniture Desirable woOded lot near Sylvan Wood OC steel deSks desk Lake. west of Sanford Call owner & (hairs sa'crp?,ar jI desks & 323 6445 chairs, straight chairs, filing ___________________________ ' ______ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY fflce ________________________ HOUSE THMGRO WS MOP 11 Realty. 6700711 Double garage with workshop. Minimum pay is 2.60 per hour. I , " Wekiya Modern clean interiors. from $110 SMI W of Sanford 372 ______________ ________________________________ -_________________________ & TWO Bedroom furnithedapt's. Mile home for rent or sale 2 DR. Plo pets 377 1110 '9 • - . PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Drive. 570 U9 _____ . "SAPIFORD'5 SALES LEADER" BUSINESS DIRECTORY ________________________ _______ $150 Call 3770)77. - SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres, pAved road, trees, clear. • 1700S 5fo.,3 73a 11' C,'astron runabout, rebuilt lilt trailer, 10 Pap with 50 Pars Very c1ean. Call 571 3111. 01S4 TACKS ARE DULL comparej how sharp this Immaculate home us Ira an e'cel)ent location, large studio bedroom with peivate en , July31, 1975 well with large groups, You'll shIne as a toastmaster • ______________________ 3 ______ ' , -- 1801 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD 323.7730 Accessories , _______ -. '--------- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are still in the cycle Of working _________________________ sl'aady lot. 66$ 6311. ___________ • Realty & Lake Mary. S Acres between 3rd & 4th St a? VanBureri 5? Near School Bruno BelIucci. 1917 LESTER SPINET PIANO. Betsy Louise 5t Crystal Lake, Illinois, cOndition 305372 _________________________ Ro Model, 'solid mahag . Qood 60011 Stenstrom Visitor;. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If One Bedroom Trailer Classified Ads didn't work P'e'ferMale.$)Owk ________________________ there wouldn't be _______________________________ "7 5147 ------ YOUR BIRThDAY ree, . 7711 ._ ________________________ Lovely furniShed guest house, weekly or mOnthly, available through November Adult's Only security. 377 7711 - __________________ DROP OFF YOUR CAR ON THE WAY TO WORK. Sanford Aucon - I'm single, beautiful and lonely. You can keep me company In a raised woodbeamed living room, dine with 'neon a balcony & many extras unheard in a mobile home. Assume payments or rent with pptlon 377 147)9 7:30-5:30 ,,AI irV't GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 37 5700 congwooa, I utI. 2 bath. lireploce. ' - RENTAL PURCI4ASEPLAPI MOBiLE I"QME MOVING Corn piete set up I'll Save you money Licensed Orlando 21) 5470 Carpeting, Appliance's, HeatAIr. New by Builder 177 0901 or $31. 7673 eve's 2 . -53-TV-Radio-Stereo at I BR, 1", bath, FHA 5750 down C G.E Refrigerator, bronze, good running condition, $50 Call 373' 9537 tfter Wed., call 323 6011_— . -. LAKE MARY:) BR. 2 baths, family roo,ii with FP, formal dining, rec room, pool, central heat air, carpeted 23 1557. -4 A7 k4nnru Aim PM I U Iii J*IIJIIUUJp T To be vuld to the highest budder. aroroilmately 1710 firearms, in cluding double barrel, pump, automatic shotguns, high powered rifles, 27's of every description, new & used Ilanriguns, and assor'ed black powder pieces, Featuring' Colt, S&W. H&R. Dan Wesson, Winchester, Remington, Ruger. lthica, Mauser & Enfield models Partial listing of an tques Player piano, Cast iron stoves, Ceiling fan. Round oak table, Oak box, Roil top desk. Hickory rocker's, many Wicker pieces, assorted oak dressers, chests, chairs & tables, glassware, plus many other 'tems too numerous to mention Sale con ducTed under Federal Firearms Permit Plo 159 059 01 F6 13721 KEPil,'ORE WASHER. parta, sCryice, u5ed machoes 1"OONEY APPLIAPICES373 0497 17' 80' Lamplighter, 53.750 On lrn,. P.,r a,., r,y.ryr JOT with dock Option to rent lot m 349 5770 after S or all *t end _________________________________- Req Real Estate Broker 372 1)01, 26l0Hlawatp,a Ave & 1197 \XY MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES 8°!o VASODOWN-FHA.LOW DOWN SALES BY Payton Realty- HRS. -MONDAY thru FRIDAY Antique Furniture -- Must 'sell now. 1972. 12*64'. 3 BR. Ata,.,,. ,a,...,,. •1,n.., ...... .. •. vier x all i.,., ,,i ''"' I " _______________________ 1 Bedroom, I bath, on goon garden 17-fl Sanford AUCTION Iirrmc iUI..Ui iIIJ 1U4 Skyline, 17*56. 2 bedroom, I bath, air, Skirting, awnng, 17*70 color TV'S $rn 550 P.1W. from 115. Servce all mases HER BS' steel utility building, completely TV t200 S Frencra. 323 1734 fteø yard Call 660 SOS) before _____________________________ 300 pm ___________________________ COLOR 'TV,$1 93 MONTH 2 Acres ______ . i'. PUBLIC - 1969 Pembrant, l7'i30', 7 BR, air conditioned, unturnisheri with lie downs. 17.100. 349 5727 tledrooms Furnlsheg home 1, bath, covered patio, large rear yard. $71, __________ 52--Appliances -- Wckiv River Acres. Wrichiester 17x54' mobile home, 17*21' screened porch on private I', acre fenced lot, access to river. 518.000 will negotiate 901 383 7377 Income -72—Auction Assume __-_.- - 4 or UnfurniShed - 42-?1biIe Homes S hac.ed - 772 - HAS NEW HOURS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! ________________________________ Payments Sirrce. Zig 7a, ri cabin?. 3 nt'-,jle, front loan aeluxe sewing machine Sold new for 1349 00. Pay balance of $81 or l0payment%of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 9111 Eve ;ii 11!! 322.7643 Fenced yard, 3 bedroom5, I bath, Sunlarid, S?t,ocr _____________ '- SER VICE DEPA RTMENT For uSed furniture, appliances toots. etc Buy 1 or 100$ items Larry's Mart. 715 San? ord Aye -- LLA " MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Reat Estate flroker Attractive Spanish sty'e i bedroom. 7 bath home on Quiet street 5)3.900 c: 'i')') '.'UST SELL -. New 3 BR 7 HOME. ll eitrA5, QOOd lO,ation &AI ,,,--.-. - Coucti,Chair, Bed Dresser End Tables. BestOffer ,__ __ H8uttull CAt1 322.4132 - Din;ng room Suite', Fench Prov . fruitwoosi finish, Oval table, 6 chairs with cane inserts and china cab, 1150 3779726 ________________________________ co. or ______________________ a'IAnted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL S CasseIb.rry,Hwy Il 97 830 420.t ________________________________ _________ BROKERS Day's 3fll?3 --or jzz js CHOICE LISTINGS IPI ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 151 51,377 5611, 372 7757 Furnished Country Trcr Near Sernsolc College. private wooded lot Also I BR--$165 mo 531 5272 Adults No pets s• JOHNS REALTY Com$ortab?e 2 bedroom home with 7 ,9 apartments 1 - - Al T'J LPSL , i4 CASH 3fl.i175 - KULP DECORATORS 109Y1 1st St We s'eam clean carpets Trade, $11,950 equity of] BR, 2 bath, lakefront for other real estate. 372 6345 LAKE MARY- Just Completed and built right. 3 bedrooms, 1'', bath masonry home. carpeted Nicely shaded lot Price 52.1St)) Terms G ood Furnished - 2571 Park Dr 3?? 211? REAt,'TOR AITEFfIIRS 177 9751 377 06.48 3?? 39Q1 LAKE MARY- New extra well built 7 bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted retirement home. Price, 522,5 Terms I Piece fleautiful walnut, din,n., table, 6 rhars, pracicalIy new, $150 377. 5955 Jim Hunt Realty SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, brick homp. l' baths. 7 air con. dltiorrers, corner lot, Price only $775 with terms. Small I BR home in Farmington HuntiraqRe'se,vearea reasonable terms Call 37) 1544, after 322.2090 .. __________ 33-Houses Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford)fl 7861 SANFORD - s a-"'" S 1— Household Goods Garnelt White S H,',, 17 72 REALTOR 373 5771 1505W. 25th St. Bedroom, living, dining, kitchen, garage Sanford Ave. 514% 'nO Sept 1st occupancy 831 l• . .. ._:2_ P1t4 TOR 372 Harold Hall Realty 1 35 QuIet 7 bedroom cottage. air, like new, paneled. large porch. $135 2 Bedroom fenced yard 5150mo Adultspreferred ° 377 6620 ________________------ earn Wedn,day, July 30. 197$—SB - :,: ororoom, I': bath, convenient. 572.500 Terms RETIRED (IIJPLC tar home in Qutt neçtL.;rId Ucar shop ping central heat and air, ' 57SQ 7 11.000 DOWPI. 2 bedroom, I bath In Winter Park $71,175 iS7ape -- CaliBart Real Estate JOhN .RlDIw, FINE 3 bedroom, l'y bath, central air, 176.900 Terms, STUDIO 1,2,3 BE DROOM SUITE S 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ' Herald, Sanford. Fl. crrn NEAT 2 bedroom, 1 bath, family room, $17,500 Terms Apartments Evening - j Acreage Sanford, By Owner Idlyllwilde III Section.) Redroom,7 bath, family room on large lot. low down payment 3fl 0455 after 6 30 p m Patio I) as— Pets-Supplies _____________________________ Homes, Lots Zoeeø multiple, ofti, institutional, Gardens eneva _______ MerchandIse , * They're Hot" * A STEAL .. .. .. - . Thoroughbred German Shepherd 80-Autos for Sale rts pups; black & silver; S weeks, Ca 373 O6M CASH _________________________________ Cash for Junk Cars We pick up PH 7 rim t nmriw,.rs ? For Your Junk Cars (Ut, $70 r)a(hthurvls Miniature. AKC 56* 5735 or 561 2010 BilPulo We sell $65 each. 372 1)79 fans. 70". $10 each, en & iMttI uied motors & used parts Chihuahuas. whife male 3 mo's tertament console. 5 J&B Auto, open; days a week. kitchen ISO C ash ANIMAL HAVEN 5) CatI 37] 3686 GROOMING & For Your Junk C,ins BOARDING Reconditioned Batteries, $17 95 IFPIPIELS 377 515? 373 9136 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Home after 5-- '64 Ford LTD Sfa 1109 Sanford? Ave. Counter lope, 5ink Installation Puppies, 3 Weimaraners , S weeks won, alto '67 Ford Falcon van, old 3fl 1135 available Bud Cabell 3fl 1511 EllIott St Thinking abc,t that Summer ' anytime - -_ PEPSIAN CATS. CFA. vacation' Get a better car IParough white, 1 1977 1 'rebird, 6 Cyl I speed, radio, Stemper Realty SIver, Sl5eah Callatter S 30)77 theclas%fjed Cd'. in tada' paper. MAr71 taNO 'LEA MART tape player, metallic blue, black 3077 11.41 Hwy Central Florida's I? 9? Open Sat & Sun 9 S interior $1,995 Call WPaitey _____________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 538 7920 I Eckite;n. 377 1851 Dealer 78—MotorcyCles 377 1991 19195 French 67A'-Feed ----I 77737 377 4ç5,)fl 1954 La,yi Mw0,5 We Sell The 1967 Galaitie 500, $ cylinder, auto & ---- '7) HONDA, CR 115 70(1) miles $500 Service ''r' 377 1959,3774164 trans. excellent condition, $500 et Western Aufr JIM DANDY JAll rEED or will trade for pick up truck of Doedlebuq. $70 Call 373 3.566 )• 3? F.Uy Direr? rm LAKE MARY- 2 bedroom's, range eQual value ('ull 373 93 ______________ (OiMLY'S t: J?J .17)3 & refrigerator included, beautiful 'b9DodgeCororietp. oneowner, new STAN'S4WYFIEA MARKET . 1961 Honda 160. runs very good trees, nice corner lot with Country tires; good condition. siso. 647 Saturci,,y& Sunday Wlradshi'.ld. box P. new battery, atmosphere S17.3O. 68— Wanted to Buy 7559 after 6 p m 377 9719 $193 377 5437 WE TAKE TRADES • ______________ -______________ 1971 Vega Hatchback, automatic, SANFORD- 3 bedrooms, 1', bat,s, New porte rltv, $63. Scuba diving WILL BUY OR rotJSIG?.1 OUPIS OF 1971 P1ondc. CR 700 7.100 mile's central heat & air. fenCed yard low mileage. 5150. Call 373 5133, ('Uipment double tar*s, corn ANY DESCRIPTION, 3737310 Perfect Adult owned? Call 339 ask for John Will dicker or Swap $73,900 plele with J valve, spear gun. 1)13191 CASh for good used Furnitcre & I9fl Chevrolet Impala coupe', air. Antique's STAN'S. 372 9719 Motorcycle Insurance Forrest Greenp, Inc. - ________________________ automatic, power steering & BLAIR AGENCY 13' L Shape Naughahytie button Bar. brakes, only 51.995 372 6315 i •i TOk' We Buy Furniture 3733464 $700: Bar Stools, Glass rack. Bar SUPPlitIt 3771134 1975 Chevette coupe, A C. rally DAVIS' 323 9170 HONDA iSO, 1913 with trailer 9000 radial's, low mileage, must tell SWIM FREE mIles Immaculate condition 1350 down a assume payments PINEY WOODS BARN— We Buy ILSOP4 MAIER FURNITURE WPy worry w'th ,i poo' Live Many extras, 51,700 373 1571 in 323 7958 R(JY SELL - TRADE Furniture&Mi'scellaneous Sell for Sanora-'swim free first year. "I 31% 1 30 pct. commission Free pick ups r%t Enloy clubhouse, tennis and Auction Ssturdays 7 p mn Sanford. basketball No rlong costs, no , SQ Ycis blue shag carpeting, 377 7270. løn costs 7' ____________________ . ¶ interest, low I-, commercial grade fl'gelüw with down pm? 1860 op rusbion 5150 ANTIQUES COOL POOL with thi$ 3 BR, 2 bath home Energy saving air co'd. system Family room with Serve thru bar & firtplace *" - TAFFER REALTY Pen Real Elate Broker I 1(10 1 7cm SI 472 MSS ____________________________ 7 BR houSe in Dellona, completely furnithed includinq lawn mower, edger, tools Across from Plaza 537.000 645 1747 By owne'f,Hou'se&7IoIs on French Ave., zoned Commercial — NEW HOMES - In good a.ea 3 a. I redroOms Priced in mid 70's S pet. down. 7'i pet in?. 7111 2 story. I BR, $14,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. ),37750 37707*7 beneficial to you today. listen to them on business or personal Deftary, AduIt Lovely large I bed room, alt, Ideal for retired persons of someone you You communicate well today care about. attempted whose investigation gets too close to certain key political and mnnh fIm'tirr"x -. More 'Bit.' than "JAWS" 2nd Big Hit 'Tong father' TAURUS (April probes political corruption while murderofastatealy,pn Macon Coi?ity Une _____________ _________________ - 8:30-lU ABC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Death Sentence" RERUN Suspense chiller stazs Clot-Is I echman murder trial Juror who discovers that the accused WINTER SPRINGS. low 30's, tow assumption on this 3 BR, 7 bath home, tastily decorated throughout fully Sodded yard with treM Immed OCt 373 1171 ________________________ long-desired to own secretly, keep you very busy, physically ...ua. _..__z.i - 32-Houses Call Mr Thornton for appt. We Psavi lIsting's We have buyers We need another real estate lIcense, to help us make Sale's Forrest Greene, Inc 32) 6353. 277 *970, eves BR, 1', bath, 5I7,5 , 31A—Duplexes ir'rircuom. Experience preparing autoraotiye titles and contracts necessary __________ I Wi' t,i'.,' I 0' 7, fcre * IltIe Ulerk - pleasant day you top by you've been waiting for will Principal plays a young, pretty acquiring something you've come to you this year. It will actress. T'pe casting. ga,'a.na. OLD 7 story. 3 fIR, macar Geneva, $100 mc, 1St a. last, pluS small deposit 349 5350 after 1:30. _______________________________ 3 BR. I bath, fenced back yard. air cone. $165 'no $100 security 107 Y,pn,,I. -iiia, 1)1 LAII Rentals nightclub owner. Victoria 10019. For information on 'Vision" RERUN Tonight's - -. ,i...i,. ""' U4IIT wiUi vyesigni, vitamin E send 50 cents and a and the importance of proper long, self-addressed stamped care of vision problems. envelope and ' .7 . I,.-, . I 5_. a NY __________________________ - ex- 41— Houses - , "a' 15% AIrport Blvd 372 6401 season, The first was Walter cell growth. It also slows down Delancey Street Foundation Is the overgrowth of skin cells . .5..5 used this problem. If :... i . ' . 4 P .•, _• ,J ¶ -. disease, it is no reason to think that which can :' • gra'.like had to the sca!e surfaces. Underneath s'ou will have it the scales are red blotches of Many people -r-'- ' the skin as silver characteristic to use a drug - NICE 7 bedroom, 1 bath, 517,Snj , ARIES March 21-April 19) responsibilities are out of the ___________________________________ skin are tin- example of the latter is MOVlESThenetworkisgetting You rate an "A" In ac- way. just disease by contact, . -- - For rent or sale - 7 yt's, old, 3 BR. 2 bath family rm 7 car garage, central lr, heat, kitchen equip. ped Call eves 625 3091 ____________ process is ___________ unfurnsra'c1 'c1ult preferred 130 'ieurIy decost 33) %$51 ' ' __________________________ acceleration of the normal that big order, promote that 19) Don't fear to speculate are contagious. They are not, and Drug Administration only "Delancey Large 7 BR Duplex, 1700 Magnolia Street" and growth rate of the skin. We They have nothing to do with in recent years. You'll score moderately or take a small Sanford Call 37) 0445 hors Before Morning," which innovate idea. cells. The 'iare'P'ou'se' SPACe for rent. 7000 sq ft Sanford 3?) 90)) or 173 9031 - LAKE MARY- 7 BR Duplex; $150 plus $30 deposIt. Forrest Greene Inc REALTORS 373 6353 ' __________ ,p 1, f. 37— Business Property . Monthly Rentals Available $135 5150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH ll&SRI3I.LOflQWood Mareger TraInee- World's largest Profit Sharing. iewelers, many emiDloyce. Vacations, benefits, desire acgressive alert good pertonality, hard worker, willing to relocate it necessary. Wunter Springs Lovely 2 BR. I bath, Call Mr. floatner, 322 1000, Or in living, dining. Florida room, wall person 1100 State St Sanford wall carpeting, fenced. 631 3457 _________________________ f'la:a —__________________________ 7 BR, near Junior a. Senor High CHRISTIAN TEA"HER needed for Schools, large lot. 377 1510. ChrIstian ay school, plea's. write P0 Box 395, Can,tb,rry, Fla 1712 W lath SI, 'small kitchen, _________________________ glvtng resume of education, cx electric slOve, bedrooms fur perience and religious ni'shcd $110 month or less. bat kground Nice 7 bedroom block home, fur fiShed or unfurnished. 3727920 The basic problem is an through Ignorance, think they proved for this use by the Food a pair of movie pilots, _________ I . 5 41—Houses Ar -- Economy Toyota After 5, ) - , Franklin" cast. Flanders will 5i • _____.1_ wurrieu. - Real Estate . I--- .----. 41-Houses 322.6457 Duplex, 1 bedroom furn apt.. adults Call 7773610 alter 3)0 _____________________________ DELTONA- New Duplex. Furn. or unfurn Drapes. Water. Lawn Care 3 107* or 6.M 6)46 First Cook, Deltona Inn (Dm'ttona Exit, I 1) PleasecallforAppm played by MartinSheen in her next TV film, "Welcome to -.-- 41—Houses -. I Bedroom apt . kitchen eQuiPped. air, carpeted Adults $95 50 372 72 eves. & wk nds , CAREER OPPORTUNITY -. , Sales experience necessary, Tensive lralnng program Company vehicle, draw against commIssion for highly motivated self starter All m,lo' Prir'ge benefits Apply Art Brown Pest Control 2567 Park Dr S . Sanford, betweenlarxl9:)Oa rn, Mon thru Thurs. No calls please An Equal OpportunIty Employer 1775 ---. - —. 1AKECA1HFRIP1F)BR.PI?' pool, fence, (efl$ri) hrt & di5hwahar, extras 365 )U7 .—.- -.- -- AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. PlO PETS 116W. 2nd? St. _________________________________________ SAL ESMA N "The Age of Innocence," Is a sweet little girl who falls in love with a mental hospital escapee something on the dreadlul, red patches of burning, Itching skin trouble. It came on me suddenly and •lfll Needed, body & fender man National Auto Sale's 373 7011 broom handle in a TV film, and never had any skiia problems. Now I'm doctoring psorlasis. Please write ,',u-', -. Devane plays Faulk. . . Linda llair, psessed by a demon in 'l'he Exorcist," raped with a I have , Needed, Auto Mechanic National As,10 Sales " ' Jul11 Xanadu," [)EAR DR. LAMB . ' 18—Help Wanted of the same title, and William just passed my 52nd birthday u , ('urpit' hull Pli.'w .1tCtdCS (C()?I1UC coming in. On Oregon Ave. I mite North of 46, and lust wes' 0$ I 1 4 Mite's west o Sanford CBS-TV Oct. 2, 9-11. George C. Scott will play noted attorney Louis Nizer, who wrote the book Psoriasis Not Contagious you.; - Thin!is to Eat - OCCUDy pre Only One near 3 bedroom, 1 bath to be built S$S mo DrCamwol You Mobile Park, 377 2577 pick Color$, 570,700 Nothing down Can Start lmmediCttly Beautifully furnished large bedroom, adults VrcfCrred %1 per no Call 312 4.170 Would You? ________________________ - Buy a brand rew 3 bedroom, 7 bat?' 36-Resort Property CR hOrnn paved road and lake, aPproiimtely , rn from in tercnange'p Suppose I let you pick New Smyrna on beach. po0lsd all the colors and watch it biing Condo apt Completely fLJrflShe( bul? Only $77,SSO Nothing down cable colur 'TV 6.17 7559 VA Only $1100 down FHA Can Start immediately, and you will be Ocean front apartments, one of lii e in by Thanksgiving j best on the beach Large t & 7 bedroom, Iargt. wm Øl 5175 n JOHNNy WALKER per week, 5250 up per mo OCEAN PALMS APIS. REAL ESTATE INC 16th AVC & Hill St GENERAL CONTRACTOR New Smyrna fteach9O.1 1186101 room lurn apt. Bedroom is ar tondltloned SlOOmo III E. Ih St 327 1755 or 377 5756 ( a%'orx your own hours Earn eitro Income as an AVON Represen tative Cal) 6413079 - [EEI( & "Swamp Witch," "Spiders and his manager is Bullets Snakes," and "My Girl Bill." l)urgom, who guided Jackie Such tender titles. He'll apply Gleason through the television his twang and folksy humor ranks. tonight as TV star-host on "The I)Il l NG AIUJUNI): "Fear Jim Stafford Show," a variety on Trial," the drama based on hour bowing in as a six-week the blacklisting of John hlent")' ABC-TV summer series Faulk, once a prominent radio Wednesdays from 10-11 p.m. personality, will be aired on e,as, jll _________________________________________________ merican History TONIGHT'S F"IIGH LIGFuITS P Jill JlJ' Jlllj . -__________ 9-Good 1—li jill _____ •'4:-'; -' .jJ -- - 34-4MbiIe Homes 5__._-_ One anti Iwo bedroom apartmet' Adults only 3)OI1O 377 3951 _______________________ A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants to age 2 only. SQl E 25th St 377 6615 _____________________________— jJlll JIl . For further informntton call 473 4SI1 or write BAMBOO COVE APIS. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. LaS? two bedroom apt left, Our fbi 553. Sanford. FI' 37711. model New kitchen. new fur rilture, redecorated Comesec! 1 71) PACED WITH * D$IN,(l'O East Airport Blvd. Sisnford 3?) PROBLEM 1310. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Efficiency apt call .1fl 4557 furnished Write P.O. Box 1713 )fl 7fl ._ Sanford, Floric 32711 -_______ — Large 7 bedroom garage apt.. kit ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help then, living rm. bath den. 3 bIks , you to meet the riOht Person lust from center of town 373 3109 after for you. NATIONAL SINGLES 6 CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305 Large 7 BR apt, upstairs. water 773 7740 furnished AdultS only. No pets AWE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Call 377 5(1)5 Free. 641 7027 for "We Care"— NO LONGER USED CAMPING 'HolIine". AduIt or Teens GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT - _______________________ NOW WITH A (I AcslFIEo AD ___________________________ 6-Child Care _____________ Just Pleasant 1st floor apt Newly turflisfleo remodeled Complete child care services. New Reasonable 715 W 1st St Summer Program' HEY DIDDLE ) DIDDLE DAY CARE. 32] 5690 3RoomFurn Apartment $70 Mo. Child Care In my home 1967 $1%forone,$7SforlwO ____________________________ ui• iiii 31_ApartmentSFurflIshed ,SALCOHOLAP1OQLEM' IN YO(JF1 FAMILY? Al. ANON For families or frienth of problem lllll 111111 - ___ 4-personals JJllla jllll - -- ------- Answer to Pre,ous Puzzle ___ A Relax! ___ j L A r N A A 46 Networks CROSS 101L C) iN AM C) JTJA1 I F1ePOS.' lanaI) MI AR I *j ii Cs1SY 5 NK 5 La at rest V C) . - - pi ö 9 Worshiper 5,3 Intermission • I " T o N E 5'N i p Anger 54 Roman L C) 0 7 f • I QtC) C) ST 13 Small valley officials I )If[i N T 1 6 r ? Maize produCt 55 Positive polt.s MA E T .T A l5Forestteature 56 Valuable M A 5 H Ti 16 Weathercock certificate 1A1 A C) i I? 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Well Drilling ON RO .. F LOS OR ILL U Pu'.'F'S SPRINKLER SYSTI AIltypCSand?%ilrs Werepairandseri' STINE MACHINE & SUI'PL,Y CO u'. Pet Care c' PITT RU',T uP' flJ'.In,l i.., r' Ph 3771057 r' ", 'a7u,- 5:;..;' Sanford - -J To List Your BusIness...DjI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 0 -. i$,.' - -: ,. - -, ¶T ,- .. . - __________________ ________ .. '.5- ' .a-_ ' -: - " �5M veng rn Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. 68 Wednesday, July 3o,ms - Mort Walker WI I NOJEz) N AT BRIDGE OSWU) and JAMES JWOBV IT.. ! 1 o - i - - - 0 --- - LEY WE I by Dove Groue wr AL 4XP? r 120DOLLAR .,OLD T V'SPLI. fl. GrXD tMA! WHXI ASC'JT ThF '-JN EP' SXYWE3E1 \. &'MET1411&, 1tEAT?1 ' - _ - --' - )T . - K.4S1 Li £4 SUITS ME - --- - Iou %aaInerable - West orth Lul . , - - 4L;TT TTA M4 7wo ~2>-g SJ"T Ii't '-s- I - 1"a 104 A9X e would bid (our spades The normal way to invite most seven is to follow up your four notrump with five notrimp This follow-up asks for kings in _J ______ I 1000 STAMPS 1 ," Guaranteed naturally GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WE tender, every cut, everytime PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE JULY 31 THRU AUG. 6v 1975 - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS 1 I LIKI! EXWrAAQ_:P T044T SPOT V)447 _VVeE 1( 6A %!1I in- Nis VVEO( r.00001111111111 OZ. GIANT SIZE 49 THINK? the Jacobys? Write "Ask Ifle Jacohys' care of this newspaper. The feresting questions *t// e used in this column a o'a vivrifers wfll receive copies of tie for six, invite 4ven or* even bid seven 7.30 'This one's fabulous! During the drum breaR the guy upstairs gets in some great licks on the floor with a poker!" me thod of che for aces Our seven hiqh card points are after you have counted enough in the form of an ace and a king trick-taking potential to make a and v%tn our doubletun heart small or even a grand slam might be worth a tnck. Our seThus, vou should plan to bid six any time your partner's cond choice I,; to pass and we definitcl-. rot ieb:d thrve response shows*that your side holds three am pshowsthatou notrum If his CU 15 W (D~C~T CREW- WIL w'-q w, jumped to three spades hat should I bid with & 8 4 v X X * A 10 X X X method of bidding slams Itis a by Art Scnsom FAIR Ay 2690 ORLANDO AVEO HWY 17-92 Blackwood is not reallv a ' O1JC Armour TESTENDER Beef is in a class by itself. Grant tender. Naturally tender and flavorful bit. after bite, cut after cut, time after time. Reason: Armour uses an excli'sive electronic instrument to test the natural tenderness of beef. it's the finest beef can buyl ARMOUR - 4T IYJ NOW AT FAIRWAY mYPar;ssPadeoPernnçne LL N \ tTh J mean the difference between I s core ndl .iitnp P 'r. 10 '- - Opening lead %C THE BORN LOSER ] We How tender is very tender? It' s naturally tender 2: pointsmeansnottunginruter bridge in duplicate it may th Pass 1* -. It is most important to bear in mind that when you ask for kings you are guaranteeing that sour side holds all the aces This makes itssible for the partner of the Blackwooder to take charge when he has the right ca rds, it wasn't hard for North to count to 13 tricks after South's bids of four and five rtrump Then since the game wasmaIchpoxnLs,orthbidthe grand slam in notrump Ten A , I zq WEST V 72 Vi 1 43 • J 10 7 6 5 3 C Q 9: £ 10 952 J 86 4 SOUTH * N It 9 2 , k K 65 •AI - \ l .. shows zero or four ki s, six diamonds one king, six hearts r"5 (. I has asked for aces Six clubs ORTtl tt)i , Herald Sanford.. FL - 7iZZA - by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL BEETLE B AIL EY Marc ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER DETERGENT L_~i Av, iftmiiiiiiiiiiiii CH r ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER MAXWELL CLUB or SIRLOIN CK - ? HOUSE I — with CAMPUS CLATTER BtMO BURNS - A D: TO 7,4 E 06D SU"Y' mA' SOLD Ai~ OLD, - by Lorry I ¶ Garry Trtideau DOONESBURY ' ( S SP02TS CAR,' C r MW W AWT UPPL-*1 OALF To4E XV AW.1715 W47y4V 4m D4fAtW PAAC, Xff 22VOM -Wa J67 H~ V FW - r PffW MY FAKWX 5&6E7 r AAYr 10 RW A ~VMg MW BLADE CUT LIMIT I WITH $5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER rnq jwr z Af6aA6 LBO LIMIT I WITH MORE 15 OR CAN LB. .1—Uy1I J-5- _________________ BONELESS - 1 CJ 'EFLIE DL.LN.X_l T 13 MAY I'L.L. GET RiGcr JAIL MOUSE I i I EVER SAps' ONE I'D LEAP TEN USING 17S p' POR BALANCE I NVE et71 I J J • WAVY kAI \, I DON'T SEEN 4OLLYHOCKS) WAVY WAiR~- v., Kn I — - LONDON BROIL BONELESS DELMONICO STEAK HOLLYHOCK' NEW ) AL IAL ECONO PACK I EACH WIN 4 S PIINOQUARTEk, LB. 5 MIXED PARTS _ ((.- Y) -1.AI) . SHOULDER ROAST LB 9.09 SIRLOIN STEAK LB. ROUND STEAK LB. '1 *39 $ lo39 $ 1969 CENT ER CUT 1 *58 FOREQUARI RS WHOLE CUT-UP 4 % SIRLOIN TIP STEAK $ LB. CLUB STEAK LB. FAIRWAY FARMS 100% PURE FRESH DAILY FAIRWAY FARMS CHOPPED GROUND BEEF SIRLOIN PATTIES 5 LBS Le. 58c LB. BONELESS SHORT CUT by Al Vermeer WAVY 1 .48 2928 LB. 79" LB. ROUND BONE L B. $ '-1Ovi HIM, SEE ANY SHORT RIBS FAIRWAY'S FAMOUS -7f,14' - / STUART WAVE YOU _____ s\ -. $ 1*78 LB. SHORT RIBS PRISCILLA'S POP E VEN NAVE A TAIL' AND 100N1 it " " .# 7-30 L B. LEAN MEATY ORIMY C, U EX Jum $ LB. SHOULDER ROAST 0 I $ ROUND BONE - IT. HE SHWLP HAV WURNEV A WEEK AGO! ' NF.'1 ( WEEP CALIFORNIA ROAST by I K Ryan ft IN TROU 15RACE -V 4 A. L B. UNDER-BLADE TUMBLEWEEDS I &51, iL SHOULDER STEAK —. r-. LEAN ME 1kTY or 68c ARMOUR $1a6 SLICED BEEF or ALL-MEAT COLOGNA 6 oz. 3 LB. BOX COOKED SALAMI-OLIVE LOAF PATTIES LYKES LYKES TIkA'A'3LjGE,ST1C/t..J? (THE 0-tAIR MLLTAKE &srIo isFcc i ;ZIP OF I vui byDickCovolla — 'rtU OtTOS (r sr Pr PRE ( I I S1 - .$••.__•(_ ) i7. ARCHIE by Bob Montana FANTASTIC DREAM "-:ti------ WHAT WAS IT PROPOSED TO THE MOST BW ? BEAUTiFUL GIRL IN THE 'v— Lio r_ .1-4P EA5Y C-WT PEEK IF t BATHE '. PERFUME.. THE OLD Ti-l' REHWATER POOL WHILE E GO'lE _ r1 r-7 J. by Crooks & Lawrence /\ .--? 'J / EVEN CO'MbTiC IL POL1 5H jJj A THAT'LL ii.t.y TLJJ HIM 0i 1_ - j _ i_r J4 iura _j'pi _ _' . LLT"i -. \ ---- ABBAGE CUC '-_j -1 -_ CAL. SANTA by Howie Schneider \ / su€ cj FuI'JAU --'--, cr T\1E'\ (ii 3)FME itxr bTW -------------------- i) fl(A or 2FOR25 c I ADJ() FAIRWAY FARMS I BREAD TRAIL BLAZER DOG FOOD LB. 00 EXTRAV ST A MPS' 50 EXTRA ALUE WITH PURCHASE OF -7 or AAAVSE THAT FIRE UNVER THE FRANK AND ERNEST ME N'S TO ---4- byBobThav.s x'vL govwg TH NAM* of fl, OUT IN ETRIES '----_ to IL -0100 Il\ - - __.LLLU.1 SHORT RIBS :A 1:1 BEIN / 1; This Coupon Good — — --- \ by Frank Hill \ &'NMEN COMPS11N& ~Vj7i-l 7F ENTE1ZP;::hSE.1 ISESID1 bu w YOUI PINK SHRIMP 65"' 1 49 tw FROZEN 491 $2:: LETS TROUT B. FRESH WHOLE MULLET PRUNE JUICE B E69 I PEPSI I BEECHNUT STRAINED COLA 3 oz. BABY FOOD JAR 13; PORK FAMILY FARE LB. 40 oz. 320Z Bottle — Pius Deposit I;lf No 300 Can BEANS -- 39; IC Qual-Pack ALUE WITH PURCHASE OF PILLSBURY SCHLITZ BEER 4 Flams To Choate From g AT FAIRWAY MARKETS 7$ This Coupon Go" Thru Aug. 6. Ili$ - - — T!1 WITH PURCHASE OF IJJ ] I(1'1 i:r AT FAIRWAY MARKETS Thu Coupon Good Thru HAM TOP s VALK TAMPS: WITH PURCHASE OF ANY FLAVOR FROZEN CHIPS-AHOY OR PECAN SHORTBREAD AT FAIRWAY MARKETS Aug. -17S — TIM'n:1! ((i1t1Js1____ WITH PURCHASE OF MOHAWK v ALUESTAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF AT FAIRWAY MARKETS j7 PEPPRIDGE FARMS I CAKE AT FAIRWAr MARKETS This Coupon Good Thru Aug 6, Isis Mai .---•-. 1. - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - .. • '-, - - -_- - - - - -- :- - - - - - - - - - : --- - - - - - - — W4 LB TOP 50 EXTRA ALUESTAMPS' 100 EXTRA V STAMPS 50 EXTRA VALUESTAMPS' 50 EXTRA From Fairway Dell LB. TOP T01 COLE SLAW OR POTATO SALAD '.- SMALL 70-90 CT. 25c PACKAGES 93c _ STAs M PS i 50 EXTRA v STAM PS' 100 EXTRA 1 WITH PURCHASE OF IN A TUXIDO ALU fl (Efl - TOP 1 T 1 This Coupon Good Thru Aug 97J(1jIUj4(l1fJi1' IS SO E3AC>.* BAG SINGLES 17 SLICED BOLOGNA — O1.SLICED NCOA3NO3 FrOsh Made At Our Bakory AT FAIRWAY MARKETS AT FAIRWAY MARKETS / 399 25 LB. 39c I oz. A Your Choice LAYER CAKES ANGEL FOOD PINK CHABLIS WINE 1—E 12 WITH PURCHASE OF GA LLO '/2 GAL oil I' 29 °o TOP 1 6 GALA FAMILY NAPKINS 4 L8. PLUMS r-,- I ARGO CHUNK STYLE TUNA KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE 10BAG$129 ARGO CUT GREEN BEANS C CRISP TANGY BREAKFAST SAUSAGE .... PKG......69" COPELAND ZZ-11 Im LB.290 13ETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES CRISP GREEN EEK & MEEK rr - ;:; U p ! Ir sI ' 98C n WHITE SU E S LL F — TOMATOES PJSWE lI BREASTS, THIGHS orDRUMSTICKS CALIFORNIA ________________________________________________________________________ IN 01JR CA-L35 CAPTAIN EASY 1-40W TMOLiHTFtjj.. OF UNCLE PLATO TO tIJCuJ'E THIS BUØBLE BAT4 AtW . PARTS 68; 10-Oz. one WINTHROP PKG. - - — �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 30, 1q75 Most Are Se/ling Eat Well, Inexpensively DOLMA (Stuffed Cabbage &Zucehinl) 1 cup regular rice 1 cup ground, very lean up a cent or two In the next fe w weeks, thought of as a low-cost Item. Potatoes are essential taloupe or honeydew melon, remember that prices mostly for the two better cuts mentioned, so prices Another less costly meal right now would. be a to most Americans. Buy them for your economy are unusually high. Watermelon, always a part of will continue high. casserole of kidney beans cooked with sliced onion meals but treat them with respect. Eat all you buy swnmer eating, is less costly but except for special and green pepper plus a dusting of grated cheese, and you won't find most canned or 1rozn sales, it is still climbing over the inflation wall. The p)or corn (Top al3o caused producers to cut Serve with whole wheat bread, butter or margarine, vegetables cheaper, either. their stcck. Turkey and oiler raisers last year lost lettuce and sliced tomato salad, a bowl of fresh Beef, pork, poultry and eggs — eXPeCt higher money and have cut production, meaning higher Fresh fruit costs, however, are not galloping apricots, plums and cherries and milk. upward. Such delicious and healthfIl l items Ps prices right through until fall. Then what? Probably prices now. Egg producers tell the same story. Generally, you expect fresh vegetables to be apricots, nectarines, plums and cherries are selling still higher. Remember, other foods likely to increase your cheaper during. this season of superabundance. for about the sarne as last year. While they are stfli Last year's poor corn crop makes the cost of foods costs today are: cream, ice cream, cream Unfortunately, that is not so this year. Carrots and around let them tempt your food dollars. Also can orfeeding beef cattle high, particularly when Choice cheese and specialty cheeses, prepared dishes, celery, for example, are not in such good supply and freeze some for eating this winter, and Iime cuts are so much in demand. Grasfed choice i ts of meat, baked goods, snack foods and probably will cost more. So will potatoes, usually If you long for the cool, sweet flesh of a . cattle will be around, but public demand Is still soft drinks. SO eat a Plump red tomato Out-of-hand with a sprinkling of salt. Then an ear or two of yellow or white corn on the cob, plus a thick slice of enriched country-style bread. Add a tall glass of milk and you have a light, nutritious summer meal. The cost will be reasonable although some of these items may go PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD O Thurs., July 31 - Sat. Niqht, Auq. 2 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIESQuantity Ri ht ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE Reservec? • COPYRIGHt— 1973 Wednesday, July 30, 175-31C ruits 1 vegetabies In Season A - Market Bargain 0 BY GAYNOR MADDOX The Herlad Services A luscious ripe tomato. Swe-et corn-on-the-cob. These are two of nature's great blessings. Now at their most plentiful season both are holding the line on prices. Another blessing, pepper, tomato paste, tomatoes, and butter. Hollow out zucchini, eggplant and dull peppers. If you don't have an Armenian 'reamer," carefully use an apple corer. Core cabbage and put in pot of boiling water off heat until leaves loosen. Separate leaves and roll a small amount of meat mixture in each leaf. Reserve some meat to roll In grape leaves. Layer the vegetables In a deep pot. Add two cups hot water, one tablespoon tomato paste and Juice of one lemon over the top. Cover with an upside-down plate, then put pot's cover on top. Bring to a boll, reduce heat and simmer for one hour. lamb (preferably leg) 4 small onion, finely chopped ¼ cup chopped parsley Juice of I lemon Sall & pepper to taste 3 whole tomatoes, chopped Z Ibapi. tomato paste 1 Hap. butter 3 Japanese eggplants 4 small zucchini Quontit, Rights Reserved WINNQiXl( sroais, INC F 3 long green chill peppers 1 small bead cabbage ¼ Jar U lb.) grape leaves. Combine raw rice, meat, onion, parsley, lemon Juice, salt, Either makes a memorable and Inexpensive meal. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. it Armenians. They Can Do Wonders With Eggplants The HeraidServices •fl1 word for a skewered kebab In Armenian Is 'khorvatz'. "U you want to eat well and Inexpensively, cook the No everything put on skewers Is a kebab as Americans know it." menian way," says Armine Koimdakjia.n of Torrance, Calif. Her gatsa kebab Is one version of a stuffed Japanese "We use a lot of fresh vegetables with very little meat, but eggplant. Instead of being cut In hal!, the vegetable is slashed you get a well-balanced meal." diagonally, then the slashes filled with a meat mixture. One of the vegetables they do wonderous things with is what Alice Apellan, a neighbor, prepares a stuffed vegetable dish we call the Japanese eggplant. called "dolma." In this recipe, she hollows cut the small eggplant But his small, slender eggplant Is the eggplant to Armen1ns. and zucchini with a unique Armenian kitchen tool. It resembles a The large, globular vegetable we're more familiar with is the chisel with a long, grooved Wade. foreigner to the Armenians. "You can find thcm only at an Armenian grocery," INIrs. And Armenians stuff the slender eggplants by means COrn- /pel1an says. pletely different from the way Westerners stuff the larger if never known what to do with the small Japanese variety, eggplant, try these Armenian recipes. &izie Koundakjlan (Annine's sister-in-law) prepares a dish Alice Apellan's dolma Is made with lean ground lamb, while called gatsa kebab. . . but It Isn't something laced onto a skewer. Susie Koundakjian's gatsa kebab Is made with ground beef. At Last Year' s Prices llliiiiiuh' 1 BREVARD, LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINP.4 Dlxii STORES COPYRIGHT - 1975 10 Ir 11 I , 1) lIJ mum!$ HOICE) USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY I RALLY AGED BEEF USDA CHOICE W.D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY AGED BEEF SIRLOIN TIP IRE AST uo. cNO,(i W-P •ISND MIAVy WI$'I"4 ,ioi.*uv ws.sct10 14*JUIAUT SOlD I* BONELESS WHOLE 4I SIRLOIN TIP IS TO I? 15 AVG YT I U3IV YOU SLICE U CUT & WRAP BEEF RIB E-Z CARVE 4th, 5th & 6th RIB r IS ii? U. S. &&CE) -- -- RIB ROAST 8 EEF PEO! LB $J49 I WHOLE SEEP LOIN f A - CURAD TRANSPARENT ' BANDAGES 5JRAO NEW YORK STRIP (I5 TO 7215 AVG WE CUSTOM YOU SL:CI • CUT £ WRAP $ 49 - Is 30-CT. PKG. LB $189 LB. $199 $119 LB. Boplp,s Spef Silo..' 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY 913 BT L. AMMINS MEDICATED POWDER 61/4-ox. SIZE 09C M VASELINE PETROLEUM --_• JELLY .. LOVING CUE 1 I,i,,r,ia ,,. Few-( 1, Is, HAIR COLOR $ 85 PKG. Pepp.ftdg. 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YOU COMPLETE ----=' -"- II plis I COUPON1 IKI I ,t_L''j . - - -----. -=' --- " ----'== - -- -- - =-' '-=='' ' = ' -- - ': University and his MD at Meharry College, ~ternoion about a county ocevents since the publicity on the nursing or convalescent homes the plates." refugees "a horror story" and cupational License and was may be o perating n Se After complaints by the state said she was arrested by Count , en an application OfTfl an Robbins said today that th e attorney's office, on1' ly Dr. Barks, Orange County deputies at sent to the county zoning offi ce Kenny residence doesn't County Sanita tion Director V. inspects licensed homes Goldenrod "for running a lewd comply with sta te n ursing home for certification that the J. Robbins and County Health house.Barks said he declined to sign standards and that "it is very Chuluota home had the proper wife Effie. idea how many illegal the cat down, that it was licking no r- . 1 71-7~ 7,TMKPM : . -: -. R. - - Mrs. Kenny inquired yesterday i , , He studied Obstetrics at Provident Hospital In Chicago and began his practice in Sardord in 1927. He went to Massachusetts General Hospital in 1933 to finish his residency and returned to Sanford. y - - Nurse Mrs. Grace Richards a complaint sent to him by A spokesman for the Orange visited the Kenny re-idence. doubtful that it could be brought nt Herr ing's office that would into compliance.- Dr. Barks said the Monday con,medthat jul 10 %isit revealed Mrs. Kenny to be agents of the dep&rt[wtos 91wrAting a busEness In SIWTI . Irivtw O% eek pro N V_ ",-, ir 4-~fj,1 , -1-11, ,&, ervlei. a =by ding *_ , , at have resulted in the Kenny zoning for a nursing home operation. Retalic said he - ns said - the elderly residence being visited earber a pnUnu we row under.--Vzthis week by offidair of d local veillance by Heallb Depxrt. wanber of state an hasn't seen Mrs. Kenny since. Ached with the zonirig office Y I - _morning by the Herald reveAkd that the property in Mc.iwhile, Dr. Barks says charges of "keeping and Mrs. Kenny has been mailed a maintaining a place of lewd- the board of the G(xA Sanwritan - c.tre ((frI . ir re 2'. ' - - Orlanno on misdemeanor placed in other homes. patients at the Kenny residence honx would be allowed only if "I felt I couldn't sign the were referred there "about nine the owner obtained a 'special order on the basis of affidavits months ago" by the state exception" approved by the alleging certain conditions Division of Family Services in-1 Ho, rd of County Corn. existed without first seeing the Orange County. uiissioners. certified letter of notice ness." The spokesman said two directing her to "cease and customers in the massage __ Must Reduce Bu . et To Kee - M. ' I . .. Mi age i ie - .- q __ - . -Z--__-.=._.._-. -.I.. Ix.-1 ---. __~__'___~_-._ 1. f . 1 - . PRICES GOOD IN ALL A&P STORES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES A&P'S WN WHITE OR BLUE Sallodergelft ~ i I ) HWY.11-92 SANFORD INTERSTATE MALL HWY.4U LOW lox PRICII = = - - . r - - ---- --- - - I- - p - ---- . I 'L - '- I- ,~J -44~-,~'~ -, - fishing trip and will not see the certified Sid Vihlen Jr.'s revommendation of Kenneth Monroe, sheriff's department $2,454,680 comptroller. Polk Is out of town until Sunday on a budget until Monday morning, according to Commission,!r .%like liatiti-ra-, pr(Tiosed Polk originally had requested CZ,572,629 the approved hilcre In a maiiing work 1975-76 fiscal year, but after several session and Commissioners Dick Williams for the meetings between Polk and com.missionffs, a com promise was reached. _. , iii~ "_ I temlents front $21,040 to $24,024 a year. Top pay in other Mantles is $5,861, Cowley says. A director's pay goes from a 16. Program directors now earn $19,266, up from $18,642. Cowley's study shows other counties pay $20,311 for similar ' Also. Seminole's Director (f ) Food Services, Charlo te the l,udget and deliver it to Sheriff John Vitilen 5411d, "Polk hasn't told me he sOt1td Whitmore, '5ftS moved Up one Polk's office before midnight toright to accept the budget, but I have every reason to step. Top salary in the new step coinpl) with county regulations, believe the sheriff won't appeal." Is about flflOfl increase. Nli;!~~;v r .1,.1W11, 0 .~~;& ve ! - ~ .i -. .. AIR 'c • ' 17. 1 ir - 1i I .2 -. '. f~ ?' I ' - __.- . 1- ______ '• ' ' was our last offer and that we Asst School Supt Roger would not haseano ther, Har ry Harris confirmed today a 1ittle Pelley said this morning. PelleN Beckwith A ppointed more" than 82-million was Carried over in last year's is the board's chief negotiator TOD A i - - to how holdover funds are 311 5A ..., . The offer was for one year Dear Abby spent. Horoscope termlal. I feel It is an honor to be " ittiI," Bcckith Said )esterday. lie said he will jo I n g o V e r n m e n t representatives from "strongly recommend" the SEA's Susan Smith .mid an board create a substantial 1975- $8,M base salary for educators 76 contingency fund in case still would not bring teacher around the state on the state funds are reduced next buying power to the 1968-69 committee. year. fir,1ut, also said he plans to sarrant. .. . -, - , '_ -~ ___- - __ ________ -1 ____ 4 __4 S OWN" 3B lB 4A hA - $it $A I_?B I 411 nitnin level. Callinv i t s latest proposal - . Harn.c said a half milLion' conditions decline, the board Ii0S1l dolLars in encumbrances comes could withdraw the adjustment. Gbltu2ries out of the carryover. It could also be increased if SPOru Harris, who is in charge of the economic conditions Trle%lsion - 5B FAittirial \ ,-.--&,tjv__~~ 0, . --- ; I'lic V-00 cost of living offer, .%round The Clock make the ultimate decision as base salary. ';-,_';-i. 7-%-2 - _*kli- "A4;1-,=A~~~_-,~ ~_- - budges, but he noted there's which would make a first. ear Bridge n0thing-new" in that practiLv. teacher's salary $8.000. was Calendar "Other agenaes will take a made br the Pelle team Classified cut of that pie," harris said. He )esterddy. Pelley stressed the ('uniit said the School Board must $200 offer is not an increase in Crusssord Arthur Beckwlth Jr-. iir1t court clerk, has lieea appointed by Florida I supreme Court Chief Justice James G. Adkins to the Supreme Co urt's Committee on the Bictift- ' -- a $10,0W starting salary. tk ,, _.~ ~P'y - i ~~-;4.:; ' mentioned )esterda) new index raises the top "'c salary for assistant superm- k". ~ . - I` i .:,z._fL_-,L-&?;z - , 1 Citing a V.-million carryover "realistic and affordable," the SEA's last from the 1974-75 school budget, association also says Seminole The teams , have two more I .:f_1 -r-1.1A." _.'M..~. W .~t~v a. . . - - -, ')- , ~ - , . , Hattawa ythis morning asked Vihien if Polk had agreed to the $14-million budget and '44. - ._,"t- 1-4-0 , The promotions weren't In a survey or 16 Florida superintendent Is a st'p abuse for those positions Isn't out 0! counties, Cowley dedmed exe(dtivv f,euretaricF," boird line w0h salarles pai(l In other I"lorida counties . l.away's recommendation. Commissioner John Kimbrough was out of town. The circuit court clerk's office will certify , 1 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NOT 29SPONSIILI FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ________ - _, .. ; .. YI ,-_ - ~_- - - -.,r%j ;~:;&~~--.~, the Seminole F ducatton Count) spent 46 per cent of last sessions before talks legally Association iSE A) is deman- year budget for teacher ill be at impasse Howes cc _.. - .7a~t -_1-4100 ding an $8,11M a year starting salaries, compared to 50 per additional time could bt: pay lot teachers. cent spent in other Florida allotted on request from the - __ The latest contract proposal. counties. LkL,contained in an SEA news 'ç The School Board's top offer If an impasse is declared, release is dawn from tht is a $200-a sear cost of using talks sill end and a spetial '" \ .tSSOCl '(ion s demand for $9 5(k) adjustment master will be called in from a Initiall), SEA sear asked for We told them iSEA) that Tallahassee AIVIIII, it 11u:CKWITH JR. to The Seminole County Commission today approved a $2,396,721 ! ,,htriff's department budget, undescuttinq ComrLssion Chairman 0 * 41 by the Seminole County School "The $150 000 is not going to School Board Chairman Bud processing and emplos Board administrators alone (owley Feather asked La) cc ssh) the rel,ttIm to the lit xt 'ii'ht r They (raises) fell where told the board Some 216 secretary the superintendent bId) and harry Kwiatkowski supported Hat 49 oz. GIANT iJ - -_- V Ml -, equivalent size. Thus. Cowley's study the new index, board pay increases for ad- Ernie Cowley, the school new index adopted by the members instructed Layer to ministrators, principals and system's assistant director of board brought salaries here look into the ixwibility of others as approved yesterday personnel. into line, he said. elevating the director of data they fell," School Supt. Bud employes other than ad. is paid higher than executive La)ersaidoftbepackagewhlch ministrators also will recei ve secretaries. increases some principal's salary hikes. "The secretary to the _ t he I P - r Teachers Demand $8,800 a ~ ites o over 14 , ; .a)er Sn n or were found lobe paid e'c than Last week w n the board raises is shown in an index their counterparts in counties of asked for additional tune Ii Board Okays $2.4,Million For Sheriff I I ~ - almost a $3,000 yearly pay hike. Seminole County educators meinbcr Davie Sinis repliLd. gives assistant superintondents - I = Barks and Robbins said they girl in charge at the time to get Mrs. Kenn' termed the have no Florida Medical, Dental anid Pharmaceutical salaries by $1,000 a year and . • • ONE I 4S. SAO 48-oz. BOTTLE 1 I ii t. 'ii I Build Your Set the PIECE EACH WEEK -. ____________________ Y1 LI-79C 1.99 ,, ______ I _"!'' ...... EA. ,,t ______ - - 124werts TIUNTZ DELICIOUS ; - GAL,PKGS. was living at the Chuluota Society, Florida A&M Clinical Society, Florida State TB Association, and serves on ' 1L.. UP NON-FAT DRY k - humanitrian spirit and has provided By ED PRICK E Ic a ter ,, I il Investigator Jack Fulenwider of 11 refugees she Chief Fulenwider said he reported Jack R. Fulenwider, chief sponsoring ilfl(1 housing in a Dr. 0. L. Barks inves1igato for State Alt)-, to authorities that a backyard tr ailer withot.t running water _________________________ swimming pool was "cornAbbott l!erring, said today that or electricity. pletely covered with algae" and Dr. Barks has been requested to Dr. 0. L. Barks, County thatdogsandcats were running Un two persons not related o take immediate action in lurks sa id he saw two do Ilealth Director said today the is in the house loose in thti house where the the owner or manager by blood relation to the Kenny residence. and several Health Department inIderly patients were housed. or alt ca 1otie cat JUIfl[)ed Fulenwider said Chapter 400 vestigation Into the Kenny or marriage are car facllity He said that inside the of the Florida Statutes says if onto a kitchen cabinet. residence began after sheriff's dwelling that the "stench of Mrs. Kenny told the Herald the state Divisi on 0 ea Investi,ators and County b telephone this morning Fulenwider, who ac- urine was so bad that it smelled reasonable ef that a facility Medical Examiner Dr. G. V. last relatives of the remaining is operating without a license companied the Health officials like ammonia." Gara) began a pi obe ' on the Slonday visit, told elderly "pat .I ents" at her home that it shall Lake injunctive Bob Retalic, license inspector Friday of the death eg, "are arranging to place reporters that the health them action in the courts. in Tax Collector Troy Ray's old Walter T. lI kiOnY who else% here. nurse "had to LcIl a 16. year-old office, today confirmed that " CoLpnty School Supervisory Personnel Gain $150,000 Pay Hike Package • . Is Health Director mm--mar~_.m - - I - - --- m m members of the Of fi ce of Management Analysis and certifi ed niillage. ini llage rate, taxes for many homeowners could Yesterday Commissioners agreed on an annual Evaluation (OMAE). Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., said last drop during the next year. salary of $17,500 for Bob E llis, newly appointed Budget sessions resume tomorrow at 8:30 a.m, week the commission intends to "hold the line" on During yesterday's budget work session which administrative services director. Seminole County Commissioners will have to cut in Room 203 of the courthouse. millage and produce a budget within the 5.34 cer- lasted from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., commissioners Conunissioners agreed to hire a new secretary 14,155,747 from more than $-m11lion in apworked with proposed budgets for the County for the board office next year at a salary of $5,792. Management Consultant E.H. Underwood tilled millage rate, propriadon3 to stay within the 5.34 certified miliage yesterday set the pace for the conunLwion prior to Commission off ice and OMAE office. and began The commission also agreed to a W.al proposed Ms. Anderson said if the commission meets all of rate on the county budget, according to Eleanor beginning work teffing the commissioners "there is the work on the newly created department of ad- budget for the OSIAE office of more than su,Wo. $22,12(4,859 appropriation requests, the county . . muustratIeserices. Anderson, county budges and management analyst. a decreased revenue picture in all funds and an tax millage would have to he raised to more than Toda, commissioners were scheduled to conCommissioners agreed to de employes tinue the adininistrative services. Next in lux for eight mills. She said raising the millage to meet all Cii-nmissioners this moming entered their inicreased expense picture in all funds." below the supervisor level with a five per cent budget work were the departments of county secorx da> of 1975-76 fiscal year budget work Ms Anderson said the county will receive of the budget requests is "highly unlikely."annual salary raise if requested b) department deelopment requesting a total budget of se0,uvs at tLe ecunty courthouse, guided through revenues of $18,053,112, including ad valorem tax Bill Suber. assistant county property appraiser. heads. Super%isor salaries are considered on an $1,150,079. and ci%il defense and public safety, indi v idual department budget requests by staff lev i es of more t ha n V million based on the 534 is predicted ted that if the counts sticks to t',e 534 indisidual basis req uesting a toil huled of $1,573,697. . . . - 9 .! WrW40us S&v%rV Budd a wrvve lot*Vw 1W orhY Si o - I ad $1 ~ . ) Ned Chicken I La ' d 49c re- •. 3. 1 - 4 y waY __ Potato Salad residence, chuluota, is to appear on the The Monday visit parlor at the time of the raid Inside the dwelling Fulenwider said wl.en imisdemeanor charge on Aug. 8. vea led Mrs. Kenny to weren't arrested. . . . was visited the Overlook Driv, She was served with a sumDr. Barks, in an interview the "stench be operating a busi nions on the charge yesterday this morning, said that if Mrs. so bad that it smelled house that there was "considerable junk and debris on the ' by a Seminole sheriff's deputy. t Kenny doesn't "cease and like ammonia." And a backyard carport. The grass was high M rs. Kenny received State law and provid. des'ist" In the Chuluota con. . . . and unkept anid the porch was nationwide publicity last month ing "minimum cus. valescent home operation swimming pool Was covered with dog and fowl In connection with published todial care to four within the 14 day period that ,, I completely covered excretions. A hog was wen in stories of the plight of two "additional action will be a total residents." the back yard," he said. with a;gae." Vietnamese families taken." • I Senf"ab% too , . La Mesa goes from oven I ' '- I I rewAning cwkie dough Over I top. Bake in 375-degree oven for 40 to 45 minutes, Cool aryl cut J M"s an adrrNaW ftnewwo to be enPW for ffwv yews ftl you can have rxy* at - Crnftai'tcni' .. FRESH KOSHER U JAR 1. - Beat In eggs, sods wid sugars. tir i Ii d granola. Spread 12 V. mixture over bottom of a greased 13 x 9 x 24nch baking pan. Cover wM ' PATCH Di Iii ___ . I called his office st.'rday and related that tI u is 1 I been disposed of . s • DELICIOUS , 11 11 ~ : I A1 i - • I 1. 3 i FNESHLY MADE sugar Li cup granulated sugar ftatatouille BarbMed Pork chops Ronsted su,motalb "Blueberry mincemeat pie Ice cream II • 99C4 -- - I . I ) 4 L-1~1~1111111111~111111111111 ~~ harks noted th:it "Irs. Kenny leadership in pursuit of community barmony." Coun I Iffinflil - = PKGS. affidavits saw the house and address with his 80-year-old Nashville .~P. - -i4~6~ time the persons making the Jacksonville. • UONEWARE BOTTLE C 11 culity. dards and regulations if more ____ _________________________ - Board Enters Second Day Of Work Sessions AP - IN - 1 cup packed light brosn . • 00, RED - 4 cup sbortening 2 s Y D AY FRIDA - I , L eh fruit salad :Id Baked potatoes Iced coffee - ' a marriage are charge of operating z' con- must be licensed by the state or ca re d for at 41. i %,alescerit home without a 1111d 11USt 11ILVt CeMan stan- be in the affidavits," Barks closely monitoring the Chuluota said, lie said however that situation thatshe will be there could have been a clean- apply directly to state Division up of conditions between the of Health Headquarters in By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer artleft Nars 11-oi. - - Cookie Dough: Tilt _________- jioneydew Melons 1 MEAT LOAF ffinwrs SALISBURY STEAK will remain sItgOy chunky. Mix flour and watei' Add to tnan mixture, slmner 2 minutes and cool NOW AVAILABLE AT inz RNIA LARGE SIZE LB. YOUR CHOICE -----rrIr-----wn-,-r--1-- ..---,- 26- oz . with 6-oz. FREE Plums minutes, until thick, Mixture DWI N ursing homes and facilities wants to apply for a state "My inspection showed the n ursing home license that he house not exactly as pict ured to has been told by state o fficials Bachelor of Science degree at Florida A&M i U Seedless Grapes ..............L8.59C SULTANA : U CHECK (01APAR11 s ,.,..-,-- THOMPSON Lwff AND • ananas LB. BNf ' award is given the person who has con. tributed the most through his life and service to the communi ty. Wirn in Melrose In IBM, Starke earned his - '' GOLDEN RIPE SUPER-RIGHT DELICIOUS SELECT FROZEN 11 Banana Filling: Brussels sprouts in egg cream Met Corn-on-the-cob I " . IONELESS prevent scorching, for 50 to 60 . • LB. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BOTTOM BANANA GRANOLA BARS b aieen F rcsb garden li itute salad . _________________________ vacuum container and shake WEDNESDAY • . £L Barks said if Mrs Kenn) told the Herald. agencies md the . ratdth niaagf parlor the Chula Vista sulxlivision off our removei" (hk Me, Co!_inrod, and remaining elderly patients 1 I Snow thU and Lake Mills Roads Auti,orities .&;tid Mrs. Kenny arruting Mrs. Kenny and 21. being transferred by amBarks said that he has been is zoned A-1 agriculture and has ni state license for the year-old Debbie Uugglns of bulances to hospitals and later told that two of the elderly that a nursing or convalescent Operation. Former recipients of the award include BONELESS given the "Tapper Award' for 1974 by the Greater Sanford Chamber Cammerce. The Dr. Starke was the second Mack doctor award, but Dr. Starke, nominated by the RoUtry Club, waii Vie unaWmms chokv of a* . the state to bmm a member of the Florida . -,._ MMcal AwL mad Ifie (JrA to hold a " in judges on tho (hit balt4t. ,- I,"* Ile-v. Ken Halt was co-chatman- a'a.e '"' Un iernim.it! Medical ~~jy. Di'. StaF,', Is featiwe4 In book entitled committee ,composed of five Kiwanians j(fl9fl3 Twelve }3rk In the nomination, Dr. StaAe was ailled who has conIle Is also a inemixt- of New Mt. Calvar~ trlbuted to the community In a true Baptist Church, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, .J_ . My I I . severe heart attack. Dachn said there were 10 nominees for the . . I I In February of this year, Dr. Starke was to Dr. Starke, who is still rectiperating from a 'J1Ii4iTjT 9 II before serving. Makes 34 cnips. %%'hole wheat muffins W Gen. J.C. Hutchison and George Touh selection committee, told of Dr. Starke's years of dedication to " coriLmunity and Mrs. Julia Chase, widow of the late Randall Chase in whose memory the award is given, presented him wi th a plaque. The program was kept brief in deference ' . - A&P I14sJi'T U combine bananas, sugar and lemon juice Cook over very low -- zen Award Dr. George Starke, who has practiced medicine in Sanford for 45 years, was given the annual Randall Chase Senior Citizen Service Award yesterday by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Robert Daehn, chairman of the 0 1 • . A&P LB. ' - SII Sliced t maloes Cblcken salad platter I I 1 A W-04- . If crald Staff Writer I • . By JANE - I I - "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAYY WESTERN 2 eggs Combine all ingredients in electric blender container. Cover and process at highest speed for I minute. Sc inediately or transport in by aileen - I - residence for myself," Barks standards and regulations must be adhered to if more irian two persons not related to the owner or manager by blood M r.K K e nny 'ti this morning' S if. iasn t et re(eiveu u.v notice from Dr. Barks. - or I / • 4-6 LB. 2 tablespoon 2 tablespooin cold water In a large hea%y saucepan, - -z 11 ... . f I . • . again. Water should pass over SUPER NOG the ground coffee only once. CUIU m ilk That is why drip is the only good 3 ripe bnnni method" .I cup wheat germ He does not think health 2 tablespoons honey OBaked bean raisin bread sandwich FYesh fruit parfait 11' Dr. George Starke received award from Mrs. Julia Chase. : • ce h top and bottom and a grounds are used over and over banana filb rig. I'ear-cottage cheese salad I - I . - I I I wallop become more popular as by aileen ..- '_ convinced that is because few lbeaguer or his mother going for MENU -. r. My &M - States is dropping at between I folks take to all forms of sports. and 2 F*rcent a year. Kenneth A super nog blending bananas, Burgess. executive director of wheat germ, honey, milk and the Pan-.,'ni Coffee Bureau, Is eggs will keep any Little _ - ' I Certain calendar days. lice nse. Mrs Mar) W Kenny, 21 Overlook Drive, Chula Vista, .i . D -• I 00 1 a . . PIR Ll. THE HERALD SERVICES despite a change in attitude and High-energy drinks and use of coffeernakers, coffee snacks that carry a nutritional __1kT1;__ - - I I-........ 1 DAYS A WEEK . BUY ummer MONDAV I I sum sum uur I 111110"n U and the appliance is easier to ~-_-._ Z . - in the con v alescent hoine operation within 14 Seminole County Court on a for the care of elderly patients ~ '/1 / (~ A&P OACOPI 01 i n this ad S public. "Charges that coffee -. .* If 1i ~ (itI An Investigation Into the unattended death last week of an-year-old inanhasresulted In a Chuluota woman being summoned to appear in 1 1k- . IN . people etr taste good coffee. ho-orpthembackaftera He says, "at least 85 per cent busy afternoon. Another use cream and sugar- That homemade snack that also destro) s the basic taste of malies peat packing food is a coffee. And most people, sad to banana granola bar. This Is a say, use percolators. That three-layer cookie with cookie By BOB l IA)YI) Herald Staff Writer I I . __ better coffee, according to public coffee drinking Is safe. experienced experts. Their advance on the market is due to the fact that they not scares have influenced the l._. .( 11 1 Close To ueatn, Then License Charge ' I ' Convalescent Home Ordered .. • - own taste. Or if dried tarragon A&P : ______-:j !f'' - SPG1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents MISM6 b. --"W. 14 - ~ - also produce it more quickly (r1aP1rlF ' d - will make an Interesting additiontothissalad - mlncesome milk, salt and pepper until sprinkle with 3 to 4 tablespoons colators in sales. They make far caffeine. But for the general consumption in the United CORNMEAL PASTR Y Combine 1 cup flour, L4 cu -::l I reserving 2 tablespoons of it. yellow corn meal, Li tea-spoicin of it and add enough to suit your taking the old-fashioned per- about 5 per cent, are allergic to Energy - *a 41" s.. in each ALP store. g I 17.111.11).A. drip coffeemakers are over- carefully. Maybe some people, clean. Mwt is the opinion of the PanAm Coffee Bureau, dedicated to the nuking of better coffee. But owl- ring the with the tomato - ...1 ~4 " -2 .- . ", ~ into a servi ng goes well with them. If lettuce thick; fit into a 9-Inch pie plate, oven for 35 minutes. Arrange is used, line the servi ng bowl 7L.ounce can "T - ,. 11`000 ITAXM and heart attacks have never produce less bitter coffee but time turn the salad 1 tomato, halved and sliced blended; pour into pie .thell. ice water, tossing until ball athi a teaspoon of them Roll Cornmeal Pastry L8 inch Bake In a preheated 37S-degree forms 1 crushed) to the salad . - - - Cup Heres news. The electric been proved. We watch ,- %tser outside teaspoon salt 1.F1A1:1hh1JHII'1!I4.I EACH of their? advertised required to be readily avoilLble lor iou a' at biow 'he oclvs,t,s.d pic. Coffeemakers han e See in The Herald Services teaspoon ground hot red ____________ ' . ff:Ird,Iu or other salad green3 It teaspoon sugar 67th Year, No. 295-Thursday, July 31, 1975 `~ sandwiches. g C :: d coarsely diced tomato vening He Cock the blackeye peas according to package in vinegar; drain and COOS. add oil, sait, muswa ,sug and red pepper a m oughly. Add scallion and green pepper and mix li ghtly. Cover pepper LA1 CUP thinly sliced scallion, part of the green lope Included ' cup slivered green pepper Garnish: Skinned, seeded -. down, in individual baking dishes or one large one. Top each slice with beans and bread, buttered side up. Bake at 400 degrees until end bread is toasted and beans are hot, a bout 10 minutes. Makes 4 tablespoon brown ipx 2 teaspoons prepared PopuIar margarine CRAB PIE u.sed in the salad are now a%atlable all oer the US A Grilled frankfurters ,tix N beans with brown sugar. makes a nice, toasty main dish mustard and bacon bits. Spread that appeals especially to men. raisinbread with butter and BAKED BEAN aff ange 4 slim, buttered side 1 In Two 10-ounce packages frown blackeye peas 1-2 cup cider vinegar cup cup olive or other salad oil 2 teaspoons salt LA1 teaspoon dry mustard 'i cup milk . peas the fresh frozen blacke%e e affair with sandwiches ra quickie hot een1ng meal :ussy up a can of baked beans, ounces) ovewbaked beans about a Crab Pie that's a worth. discovered blackeye peas are while choice when you want to used in some of the great dishes serve a U h or daya supper. of our s ou thern states. One to tossed S d 0 crp his neighbor treated him sliced cucumber and a blackeye pea salad and, as he dressing w taste ?ttlth says, 'It tasted just like the one i I can (I pound 6 It l ooks pretty, It tastes good and it's filling. We're talking cook from Georgia, that Tony n San dw ches Americans continue their -_ - It wasn't until much later when he met a neighbor, a good Spice The Herald Services ft 10, i ing Crab Pie A Worthwhile Choice i. The Herald Services Baked bean rafslnbread sandwich is a quick heat-beater. Variety Gain By CECILY BROWNSTONE and are beginning to be highly hamburgers or frankfurters. Associated Press Food Editor esteemed in every part of our It's also a fine accompaniment for chilled poached fish steaks When Tony Lucelo, born and country. If you'd like to try the de- orpan-frtedwholeflsh,fllletsor bred In flenezento,a small town southern Italy, came to live lighiful salad appreciated in steaks. Good, too, with w New Jersey almost a dozen both southern Italy and Geor- scrambled eggs and bacon or a,her&s the recipe. It's great mforawe:kendbrunch or %ciirs sgo he was surprised to serve at any time of the year Sunday Wght supper. n(Itthe1wnffles he sited BlACKEYE PEA SAlAI) near his new home never with sliced meat cold or hot), fresh bla c keye pea s . served Called fagiols all oce io n I. - Peas -W - . I -, - Blackeye ." . --- .' 1% ' E ATI i E It Ve-derday's high 91. Oriernight low 49. RAIn12H vias .12 inches. Complete details and tides She said the 18, W rifler ,wm are on Page A, _ _____________________________________________________________________ _ '' ir-.,- . -- - - , .,-- -..- - - ----- = - -- = - - -- --- --- -- --- ----_---_---. - ---- - - v-' :- --- --'- -----.- -- --- - _- ; --- --- - --- - --- - - - --. ;- -- -. - - - -- - - - - ---- - -- --,-- , --- -- - ---- . . ----- - -- - - - .- - � 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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