15 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e0f5b1df0c13f49169784c50e4a2b10b.pdf d4ecadeddbb70128411b117c06700f98 PDF Text Text 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 21. lflS 8FFTLE BAILEY -E Mort Walker TRY BE EW tPL4:N WIN AT BRIDGE I / . - A ISN'T TtEE AN TO by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL : OF % ' i PEN NORTH *KQ987 v A K 764 2 A3 ( '_•\ Q pill, 7- 1J3 OOP ALLEY by Dave Grau. ______ ,E171w' up! ni ...C'DN,ORi1LL 'UI4l OH! SAM'S GEE 440$S-A-FAT! DIDN'T TEAT "\1HANkS DID YOU SEE WHAT Ti4EIR 54).11N' INS) R)R 114' ANY T) KINDLY, WATER, THAT DUDE DID NErn-4E! --BARkEEP! rSAM AN' 1415 BOYS? LES LW! / DUDE'S IN FR IT NOW! - I jjj assumed that a player can tell whether his partner holds tour or none." Oswald: "North has a perfect Blackwood response to south's spade opening. lie plans to bid seven if South shows three aces. SIX if he shows two and five if he shows one. Jim: 'Suppose tie shows no aces? Oswald: "North should get a new partner South is obviously, bad luck for him.' - _( reads A letter from in part I opened one club North 1-asI South rI partner responded one spade What should I rebid with IA •AXX Pass 4 T I'ass S A A K 10 X X I.i' I'' Pass 7 4 The correct rebut is a raise to two spades You only have three spades. but our alternate Opening lead J• bids are all Iinsatlsf3ctory If your partner has four spades and a bad hand two spades By Oswald & James Jacoby should be a reasonable conJim "how about some ar- tract. If he has a good hand and Ii( vfl ItI itl.ickwod onl v (on r spades he will pruhaliiv find some other bit Oswald. 'in its original and than a jump to the spade game HATCJ7 1 Squeeze H) ED PRICKE He ra ld Stall Writer t"ILl'Ii( 'IF I1I14I%I ' School Board spokesman Harry Pelley yesterday charged it will cost an ad. (litional seven to eight million dollars to implement the entire 75-page contract proposed by the Seminole Education Association ISEA). __________ ____ X X Q 9 4 million, up from last year's $. million. Harris and Pelley both are eager to reach an agreement wi th the association on teacher salaries. "Until you know what the salaries are going to be, YOU can't make an intelligent budget," Harris said. Meanwhile Pelley told Rosenthal that "from now on, everything we take up Involves _____ _______ _______ _____________ / ,kØ 1:29 ___________________________________________________ - •r :- is . "I dread the thought of John becoming a consultant after he retires' That's me last tiling a woman wants hanging around the house! , ,à By Roger Bollon FUNNY BUSINESS THERE SE! TO BE SOME74INS of (cur notrump demands that nartner respond to show aces. hve clubs shows none, live (DO you have a question for diamonds one, five hearts two, the Jacoiys Write 'Ask the care o/ this live spades three and five Jaco'iys newspaper The most in notrump all four " "In the last twenty terestinq questions bY!!l he Jim years the five-club res po nse used in this column and shows zero or four aces and five writers will receive copies of notrump is not used It is JACOBY MODERN) DEAD Fund - simplest form as invented bv In particularyou should avold Easle' Blackwood over forty a one notrump rebid with that years ago, it provides that a bid wor thle ss doubleton in hearts \ AT KFUwl IN... Cites Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents FQt3 L.Ot DID O Qo'J'UE BEEtI IE)44ESSF ' booHtcec HE " I'm sure there are lots of counties that are worse off than we are. We've taken a conservative stance over the years for t me s U St Ii k C -. .1 __ i cost in excess of $4million just to implement a starting salary of $io,000," Pelley said as Ile negotiating teams squaredIwo off for discussiens on teacher salaries. a ___ - - - '' - these." • -- .: — Assistant IflOflCy." But, Rosenthal said 4., Superintendent discussing money before taking k up working conditions is "out of Roger Harris -, 7 order" because a teacher •. should discuss conditions before salary. SEA chi ef negotiator Steve Both teams had previously Rosenthal lowered the SEA agreed to discuss salary first, request for beginning teachers HARRY PELLEY STEVE ROSENTHAL and Pelley held SEA to that from $10,000 to $9,500 a year, a agreement. "That pie Is only so fee which Rosenthal says will with the cost of living. Just to surance costs are on the rise counties that are worse off than big," Pelley said. "Where do we lower the total cost of teacher equal the buying power of 68-69 and SEA is seeking lower bids we are. We've taken a con- allocate the money?" salaries -we need a mirnimum than presented by the present servative stance over the year salaries by $2-million, Rosenthal said salaries in S,000 base salary," Rosenthal carrier Blue Cross-Blue for times just like these." Seminole compared t& other He also said buying power said. At present beginning Stueki, Public hearings on the 1975.76 Florida counties "couldni get since the 1968-69 school year has teachers here ear n $7,800. Roger Harris, Asst. Supt. in budget begin Aug. iS. Harris rmi'h inu'rn-" I- A -All -'xiii, d(xuruing W Hoard negotiators agreed charge of finance, said teacher said. Then School Supt. Bud "Most counties started at national consumer index yesterday to pay $15 a month salaries alone last year cost the Layer is scheduled to present $8,0 00 or more last year," hc studies, In 1968, teachers toward health insurance for county $14-million. As to the the final budget request to the said. earned a minimum $6,000 a each of the county's 1,462 coun ty's ability to pay In- board on Sept. 3. Pelley, who sa ys t 's year. teachers. That figure last year creased demands, Harris said: Harris said the 7S-76 bargaining in "extra good "We're just trying to keep up was $7.64 per month, but in"I'm sure there are lots of operating budget will be $37- faith," stressed the fact that the board must have the budget. He ora salary agreemen 'Buyer "We're running out of time," PeUey said. "You see Friday as the end," ________ — Rosenthal answered. "I don't., B d get - because Oct. 1 is the budget submission date for the county. ' •.• ',': - 0 L'"'. - by Garry Trudeau 000NESBURY - ~ETS ' C0GATULAT1ON5.,/AE CHANCiIN3 MAJOR-6 YEARS, SE!, TA<NG HOIV LONG I A PARTIAL. LOAD. 11 WCAK F PWG2.E55 aA., Ar TWO SAME RATE AR5,, D ON OU I %W JUST 1 1. 4 TIME TO I - ' / \ ,-' J _— , &; V 7- ETiE_ \ 1. ' VT vOU. -. ' 7E4 LV Tkt 0657S/ /i4fl /i45 (Qf IN ,44!U7iW 7X'4'1r 7MrLrLy C46o ' "f 7A V $!LXL/ £E 7:'E "W VW jg1y 741 ,&W141Y1IPXU AIh 7/6 RILI. VuZ /. Judge Orders Report SC11001 Pact Costs Soar g ________ I '.iiii ('OflVCfl- (1QU' R Pelley A1L%w000ML4&4WVWW __- f 7I I t) - MTE. - P.RAT2 rnw-_ //4Q'Yv7" 4I 'S4E XT "I ttU / \ 50 (45#ø. W/ 'W AMY - )t't/U $fr(.4 MY WA /37! " P,1T'O7)C' / 0 J10 -- . R J n A (1. Mt!p -- . - ___ A /WMT 4LL, IFN __ _____ ' by Art Scnsom -- - - N THE BORN LOSER . / _____________ St ' N&WAw , 87th Year, No. 293—Tuesday, July 29, 1975 Both ',utnt'r,Thlt' — • £6 £J4 V tO 3 vJ9 J 1098 4 • K Q 53 A Q J 872 K 965 SOUTH 11111 £ A 1053 2 82 A76 LA 104 __ By GLENN McCASND aud BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writers Circuit Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr, shortly before noon today, acpted a lengthy Gra nd Jury report on the June 9 Seminole County Jail fire in which 11 persons died and iuimethately ordered the report sealed pending further study. The action climaxed an investigation of the lire which has covered seven weeks. "The court will approve this grand jury report, but the court will order it sealed for f ur ther studies as to the contents of the report," Judge Hosemann said. "Following these studies the court will make the report public at that time. The court th erefore •- S I d the judge read the repo rt he probably, "will want talk to you and your attorney." The attorney. Bi ll Eaton, was present with Polk. Polk had no comment, Shortly after the judge accepted the report, Herring told newsmen that it contained no indictIIICIILS. "Th e law says any time individuals are named in a grand jury investigation in some adverse manner reportmaybe sealed until such time' as those persons can reply to the report. "Apparently the judge has a num be r of questions regarding the jury's findings and therefore ordered the report sealed," Herring said. herring told newsmen that there were many reasons that Judge Hose- refused comment on who might have been men. tioned in the report. Herring met briefly wi th County Attorney Tom Freeman, Sheriff Polk and Judge Ilosemann before holding an impromptu news conference. The report covered a nu mber of pages and was completed at 11 am., when Herring met with grand Jury members privately In his offi ce. b,q., I Shortly after 11, Chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider left Herring's office to notify Judge }f osemann that the report was ready. County Commission Chairman Sid Vislen Jr., when notified the report had been presented, said, "Until the commissioners are officially informed of the grand jury's findings , ' ,. ,.. .. ., . u by Heimdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY r HOPE ITS NOTHIN' j 115 MSS Pr"! SHE AT THE CORNER OF TRIVIAL.' COULD FCJRrH AND \ USE A PCE,FAT 4EAD;N ) RE.PAIR ) OUT! ! , ' I , 30Sf by T.- K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS I\E 'r WHAT A GOT REVOL1IN' A DEVELOPMENT! 1 FLAT TIRE' - 4ougnT Charges Cut To AH,1H LOPJEL-Y WAIL. o — - •.. ___ %VL.F, AS 111E CASE ____ IIiio MAY MF Misdemeanor County füaame officiali are prparingabudgtpropoifot. county commissIoners to consider tablishIng a central . purchasing agent, effective O'MalIey Bargains Oct. 1 the first step ______ creating a county-wide purTALLAHASSEE (AP) the high legal costs Involved in chasing partment. Impeached Insurance Corn" I know that Tom feels he is innocent and the pending li tigation and In a work session yesterday, :is mnissionerThomasO'Malleyrepeachment trial," he said. he wants to fight. But the pressures are commissioners requested a signed today as part of a deal ?i,sj5 office later released proposed budget be drawn by 0 reducing three criminal such that his life is now at stake." acopyoftherezignation,which the Office of Management — Mary O'Malley charges against him to a missimply said O'Malley was leav. Assistance and Evaluation demeanor. lag the office Immediately "In (OMAE) the Deputy Circt O'MalIey's attorney, Edward Governor, who had been aurdet that you may proceed to O Clerk Ashby Jones and Bob Williams said a short time Booth of Jacksonville, was to th e appointment of a succesEllis interim administrative - -appear in court with pl'OSe- thorized by Gov. ReubEn Askew later he had accepted the resigsor. ______ assistant. to receive the resignation, nation but deferred further cuto rs shortly after handing _____ . -1 Four commissioners — Booth would not read the letconmcnt to Askew, who was Williams signed the sheet de.j' resignation to Lt. Gor. J WilChairman Sid Vihien Jr., Harry ter of resignation to reporters, due back in the capital later in noting acceptance of the hams to complete a plea-bar.but said Kwiatkowski, Mike Hattaway -' Williams or Askew the day. O'Malley letter. and Dick Williams - agreed to ______________ _______ gaining agreement make it public if they deO'Malley, who is ill In criminal chargesresolvingcould agains t Sources said McClamma the hiring of a professional sired, O'MalIey, Miami hospital, said he gave upwould call a hearing later. It purchasing agent, with the The resignation apparently his fight to hold the office Only was reported that two felony Anita Brlttatn, left, member of the board Directors of the resporibiIity to help design an GIRL SCOUTS WIN Booth arrived at the gover. cited ill health as the reason because of his health, to charges against O'Malley were Citrus Council of Girt Scouts, points out the proposed location of nor's office at 10:40 a.m. oerall purchasing department behind O'Malley's decision to "My health has continued to to be dropped and a guilty plea ECOLOGY GRANT the Scouts' ecological studies building to Seminole County present the resignation to WIl• quit the office, for the county deteriorate the past few months was to be entered for the seBIcentennial Chairman Jack Hornet while Council Assistant Once the agent is employed "I think his health is very due to a heart condition which riously The attorney said that ill former commissioner Executive Director Libby Blonton looks on. The building Is being Vihleu recommended the agent O'Malley's resignation would precarious, thats what I am made it necessary for me to on a misdemeanor charge. funded by $14,000 bicentennial grant announced over ti work with the OMAE staff on become effective as soon as It advised by his doctors," Booth undergo open heart surgery last weekend. Askew planned to return to the development of the pur- _____________________________________________________________________was accepted by the Lieutenant said. year," he said. chasing department. Creation Booth and the special prose- O'Malley also said that he Tallahassee today, a few days of a central purchasing offi ce is rly, Williams said, but added cuters State Atty. Edward had to consider the effect of leone of the recommendations of Austin and Asst. State Atty. gal lees on his family finances, he did not know if the change Management Consultant E. II. Detectives Sea rc Ii iii g Fo r C I Robert Willis, discussed the The comments came in a was connected with O'Malley. ues Underwood. plea bargaining agreement statement released to reporters The governor has been vacawith Leon County' Judge Hal in the Capitol. tinning in North Carolina since system is created an enMcClamrna as Williams waited "I have two children in col- July 16 and planned to go to cumberance bookkeeping in the capitol for O'Malley*s lege and one in lugh school and Pensacola later this week for system would be instituted resignation, a financially, I'm not able to bear his mother's birthday. fly BOB LLOYD Springs, reported burglars capsized throwing the oc- nalia and open profanity'. double account bookkeeping flcraldStafi Writer madeoffwjtha color television, cupantsintotheriver. When the system - which would allow Randall E. Osborn, 21, LongSheriff's detectives today stereo equipment and jewelry canoe capsized, a .22 caliber wood Route One, was held on each department to know LAI— th Seminole valued at $1,700, according to a pistol in the canoe fired and $11,100 bond on charges of immediately the amount of County' for clues that riiight lead report filed by Deputy Donald Steven was wounded, Hagood driving under influence of money In the department's to the burglars who took a small Dreggors. said. budget. narcotics, possession of a consafe containing gold jeweiry AroundTheClock A 25.yearld Longwood man, 4A Hagood said when Steven trolled substance, possession of Jones and Vihlen have been and $99,600 in stock certificates accidentally shot in the back Stone was taken to Seminole paraphernalia, reckless dri%ing Bridge 8B t~_Afjk' JV worng on recommendations from an Altarnonte Springs yesterday when a canoe ca Calendar Memorial Hosptial by am. SA open profanity, according For the commission's con- residence, Comics--88 to county jail records. . sideration for several weeks. Deputies reported the Ill . Crcsord 6I1 VihIen said the idea of a central Pine Tree Lane home of JamesDeputy L.M. Ford said the stock cerEditorial .. 4A purchasing stem has been A. Wesley was tificafes for 2,896 shares in 11 firms were enter ed via Dear Abby GA discussed for several years,wtndow and yeggs ransacked Dear Lamb ......... GB reported to be non-negotiable. 1111I, Sheriff's deputies arrested a several rooms and an office Horoscope 6B 17-year-old Maitland juvenile before hauling away the safe. Hospital SA boy early today after a search '.f '•'-" Deputy LM, Ford said the sized Obituaries ......5A on the Wekiva River, was bulance he complained of Kiwanis Sets in the Lake Howell Road area ' 71 stock certificates for 2,896 listed in "satisfactory" condi. paralysis in his right leg. Stone for a gunman who allegedly Sports I-Z-3B shares in 11 firms were tion today at Florida Hospital was later tra nsferred to Florida entered three autos at Foxcroft Telc vi Ion GB reported to be non-negotiable. South, Orlando. ncn South. 6A Apartments and was chased Sheriff's reports also listed a Sheriff's detective Georg Ilagood said Stone had through a pool area by two Presentation of (he gold necklace, valued at $1,000, 11agood said Steven A. Stone, recently returned from military residents. Randall Chose Senior mint proof coins, and assorted MarIa Ave., Longwood, camping senice and Citizen of the Year Award Deputies reported man - Yesterday's high 89. Oven' jewelry, estimated woundedintheIerrigh(back trip on the Wekiva with his will highlight (he armed with a pistol and G9. n1bt vali'e se ieral th otuar.t dollsrj, near (hI, spirk, i,hi!e catueing bn-attrr " nieeUug of ihe liantord jxdtiledit t th e ta-es of the two I_______ Parity chudy to cloudy also missing the on the Wekiva with his Kiwanis Club tomorrow at residents and through Chance of burglarized house, Pair Arrested brothers, the Sanford Chic Center. tiireatened"to blow theirheads mainly afternoon and evening In oth er thefts under inHory Stone, 15, summoned off," thundershowers. Highs In the vestigation today, deputies deputies and county fire deOviedo police jailed two her% lit honoring the year's Deputies conducted a seareb upper 10s to lower 90s. Laws in reported a new 1975 I Lincoln partment emergency units Longwood men on drug charges or the area after the incident iinner will be Chases the ;ow to mid 70%. Variable Continental Mark IV sedan, after the boating a cci dent a earlytodayafterthettarreston and said they widow, Julie Chase, along apprehended the m ostl he y sout rly' wlntli 10mph valued at 19,350, was reported quarter mile south north of Sit S11 419 at the Oviedo city limits. Juvenile at a produce stand on -Alth pas, winners George or less, stronger aJ gusty neav ZOO ROAD SURVEY BEGINS stolen from a sales lot at Town 46. Jeffery Lee Bennett, 19, Touhy and Gen. Lake howell Road near athundershowers, Rain anu Country Lincoln-Mercury, Deputy B, L. Thompson Longwood Circle, Longwood, convenience store. Deputies Dennis Tutun and Clyde Lamb, cmployes of VTN Inc., of Orlando, Hutchison, according to probability 40 to 50 per ' 17-fl and SR i27 south of reported that 14-Year-old Scott was held in county alI on $l_._1,__,. _I__ I I. '-i" flith Ibi'hn. rhnlrmrin nI •i'. isk" !Urv?Y easurenet t VV. v' ' P" UpVIll'IiuiD during the afternoon and can!ord. bond on charges of Stone was also in the canoe with S10,500 the Kiwiials A*ards turned over to state Division of for the Centr2l Florida Zoo's mad leading Into the new facifity. evening. 20 per cent at night. WIIII3m Wilde, Spanish StevenandRoryvhenadogun- possession of a controlled subThe(IrmIspartofthe(LandoRo,tIilderIAssocinuwhIchIsComplete de ta committee ils and tIde 1 Trace Apartmen ts, Altamonte balanced the canoe and it stance, possession of parapher(Continued On Page 5-A) sched ul ed pave the entryway to the Zoo. Page 5-A. Resigns, _____ -- A4 7-215 _______ Chic Young BLONDIE 5()4r T.45 PURSE TWAT BUT 'vvu oon wv)il I POUND REAL) r BARGAIN -i.,' '1 ro" A -. -,. ! AEADY I4AMY INITIALS A MI DDLE NAME' ON rr•. WkAT DOES ThE /' S"AND) B FOR 7 l PRISCILLA'S POP I (E'S UP) ..1OLL'r'HOC%< B.W 'C W by Al Verm..r FIPSTAXCAEUL QthCK PRISCILLA' I CAN'T RINSE' SWIM' (NOW LET" ) SEE ALL THAT WAVY HAIR! - - JUST ONE Of7 _ I W ' - / of ' a by Dick Covolli WINTHROP ____________ ARCHIE ftL C-10 10 WtRK, ND THE MSN WILL STAY 14E... c CR II LJF'PV- LlO(N&. a, ir JUST lNCAS.. ... AWP COOK, ANC EW,ANc OATHE THE Q-flL.DRJ by Bob Montana V THIS aor iS LEAKING BUT FAST LAN 400 S6WErNZV16 IM GETTIIG ,41.L WET S .' .) 0 ..\ t6 a. In Theft Of Stocks Worth $99,600 L IZ - _______ - TODAY O'_ r') n. EASY' I tI I r —. Wfl W fl • I ECOM1J& QUITE POM.E.TICAT2:... 77 YOU D16 OUT 4NOgkELT-.. I WI SW WPJAT5 THE L Y-T-THINK I and (EK & MEEK HAVE TO BRING H ME WONDERFUL! DINNER! i by Howie Schneider ._ CLEANED E5H\OFCOIJW.JE FI5HTO PEP UP OUR DIET! , _____LO5 MY LUIJCH HERE Rrr HAT LX) ., -- iF cAFIDA' J-T y LT - ' IER G4AIRi a Ali .. Seniors Awa rd ool LDAIJV AIJI'l L. CbIJtf L was was on a antique noon low rrvrt I.*lJL1t!')LA __ __ i fnn r f HE $sGa1xruR LO$$ '- rNe 1 ___ •; RIAIoM T from SHOItI' RIB3 C..LCULATiON5 by Frank Hill u*4 C7.) AU LiF'E 4~ IT WILL. CEA'E TO EXIST., G4M,9RE i,VHEN XT AND FuNNY iS THRT X -j - - r`1 HAD MY FINGtRS CKo$$D _000119 Or") aZ WHNX$IGNtP Th CH$. Ji? - apartment tomorrow. PE;: EN&fF - EkJD&ET! _" two p . cent • .--- a.... to 7 are on �:fl_- - - 2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, July fl lflS — - _____________ "-; - - Utility Report Also Scheduled Evening Herald, Sanford, Bid Opening Scheduled' I NMON Near Gas 1i ____ _____ ______ ____________ I DALLAS, Tex. (AP)— Police say the hands are tied in attempts to control what has appa rently become the "the Senate Debate Energy WASHINGTON (AP) — As Senate tax specialists work out a formula for rebating any wizxlfall oll.cocnpany profits to consumers, House parliamentarians are debating whether to send President Ford's latest oil price plan to the floor for a vote. The House Rules Committee, which controls the flow of legislation to the floor, may decide today whether to clear the way for a House vote on a resolution rejecting Ford's revised oil price plan. The pn.I is to hear testimony from Federal Energy Achnini*ator Prank G. Zarb. Rep. IIeyp. Ser, DWV&, dmhlrQaü of .the house Commerte Cahmi,UM told the Rules Committee on Monday that the full House should have is chance to vote on Ford's plan as quickly as possible. Rep. John D. Dingell, DMich., chairman of the Commerce suheoinznittee on energy, also urged sending the Ford plan to the floc, but said steps should be taken to allow a floor vote on whether virtually all of Ford's price decontrol plan should be combined with some Democratic proposal for a windfall profits tax. Such a strategy would be "the best way out of the thicket Into which we've wandered," Dingell said. Astronauts Caused Leak HONOLULU (A?) — A slipup by the Apollo astronauts caused poisonous rocket fumes to flow Into their cabin as they headed for a Pacific Ocean splashdown ending a joint U.S.-Soviet space flight, space agency officials say. National Aeronautics and Space Admlnlstratkm officials declined to call It pilot error. They said the US. spacemen may have failed to tbrow two necessary switches because an electronic sqaeal disrupted communications In the Apollo. The two switches were to start an automatic landing system. The official accouM of the Incideut was released Monday as Thomas P. Stafford, Donald K. Slayton and Vance D. Brand prepared to end a foir..day hospitalization. They were boing taken to secluded quarters today to begin 10 days in Isolation. The astronauts are to contlixme tape recording their accounts of the mission during their Isolation. The seclusion was ordered because their gas Inflamed hmga are vulnerable to infection. Harris Tests Waters MIAMI (AP) — Former Senator Fred R. Harris, testing the presidential campaign waters in Miami, says ho believes "the people are smart enough to govern themselves." Harris, from Oklahoma and a former Democratic National Chairman, drew applause from an audience of 0 Monday night when he called for a "graduated Income tax rather than a graduated loophole," and for Improved medicare. And he quoted another famous Oklahoman, songwriter Woodie Guthrie: "Gutirle wrote, 'This land Is yaw land, this land Is my land, from California to the New York Island...' and If you make me president of the United States I'll make old Woody Guthrl&s song come true." Harris had campaigned for the 1972 Dexnoc-atic nomination for five weeks before ru'ining out of money. Since that campaign he has headed various tax reform and consumer groups. Joan Little: 'Out To Get Me' . _____ -/ . - -5 - - -. - .- ....- __- - - -4 7 - . Grace Perry, an assistant to _* ~ 14 &"_. I . . r- ____ ___ - . I -- , - -* * _. -.1.--: - -:r: —' _____ ______ ,.. , __________ :- 'It _______ - _________________-,- ¶'ç ' ,Jt _____ I -... k ' - I eport W,000 in count) dial PI Perry said the clinic will . ereth'southendof Seminole -. sinular to the health clinic The newly opened Central Florida Zoo on Lake Monroe near 14 Is Sanford, administering service rapidly proving to be a favorite fun spot for families from over the to indigents and unarea. Above, zoo visitors take advantage of park-like facili ties 50 derprlvileged persons. relax and enjoy refreshments as others view one of the monkey In a 7 pm. public hearing exhibits In th e background. A "chil dren's zoo" where young and today, commissioners will old alike can pet animals opened this week at the zoo. Entrance to hear a repo rt from Bill Dale th e Sanford attraction is on U.S. 17-92 just east of 1-4. (Herald ' environmen men t al Photo by Bob Lloyd) director, on the status of 'r- NEW zoo FUN SPOT Land Plan Tops shops. The commission will consider the annexation of property on Sanford Avenue, between Sanford and Palmway and be tween Polnsetta Drive and Rose Drive. The property is owned by L. C. Simerly. Another annexa tion request will be consider ed from the Covenant Presbyterian Church, Involving property abutting U. S. 17-92, between Airport Boulevard and the easter ly extension of Lake Mary Boulevard. dp Senkarik will appear before the commission to offer the annual report from t he Sanford-Seminole Jaycees and the commission will hear a request for 90day extensions on four properties scheduled for condemnation proceedings. Is also scheduled for second reading, but Is expected to be defeated on the recommenda tion of building of ficial Bill Braceland, who urged the commission to kill th e ordinance at Its last meeting, saying the changes are not needed. A request for a conditional use permit for an auto paint and body shop at 1305 Celery Avenue will be made by Jim Dunn. The property Involved has been used as an auto repair garage under C-I (Neighborhood Commercial) zoning, but Is now zoned under a i4 iflcaticm which does not provide for garages or body In addition, th e commission will Agenda City co nsider on second reading passage of an ordinance adopting the 1975 revision to the 1973 edition of the building code and amending Its fee schedule. An ordinance adopting the 1975 revision of the standard mechanical code Adoption of the Sanford Comprehensive Development Plan tops a light agenda for considera tion of the Sanford City Commission at 7 o'clock tonight. The commission will conduct a public hearing on the de velopment plan to hear discussion on the proposed city program which has been recommended for adoption by the Sanford Land Planning Agency. The commission approved a time table for adoption of the 4opage plan at Its last metlng, ordering the public hearing to be set and an ordinance of adoption be 1 e ; Board Slates Public Hearing By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff W ri ter rders (Continued From Page-IA) tentive, interested and sincere during the long investigatiOfl c ize This group t d OCd piece ° e ng said. Herring work,"11 , it s n . The seven-week-long grand jury investigation began alter a pile of foam mattresses was burned June 9 in the second floor Jail facility adjacent to the fl . fl the resulting smoke and intense heat that filled the Jail that held 63 prisoners, a total of 11 men died - 10 inmates and a Jailer. During the jail fire probe the grand jury heard from a long string of witnesses, including Sheriff Polk, firemen, investigators, jail inmates who survived the blaze and County Attorney Freeman, as well as all five Seminole County Commission members. The jurors also are believed to have heard a number of tape recordings of County Commission meetings in which commissioners discussed, but failed to approve, Polk's request for $1,140 in repairs to the jail facility prior to the fatal fire. The grand jury also Is believed, according to observers, to have received records of a 1974 probe of coun ty jail conditions in wi by circuit Judges. Officials said the)believe the fire was started by Ray McCall, 16, of Or ange County, who was being held. In a single cell in a former hospital ce ll area, awaiti ng trail as an adult for robbery. Jailers said the juvenile tified minutes ere the noon tire broke ,,,, f,4l I a VUI U WI aa I• postponed for a second time. USS flSI Grand Jury probe wit. ncses included elected Public Defender Franklin Kelley, who was in the grand Jury room for nearly two hours. Assistant Public Defender David Porter, who had been assigned McCall's case, also is believed to have testified before the grand Jury. Slated For Trial By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer able to retain counsel because at least one lawyer wanted a $1,)0 retainer Two 18-year-old Sanford men, fee, one of them a Seminole High Redmon told the court he'd School basketball star, have sold his auto and stereo been scheduled for trial Sept. 8 men t to get the original before Circuit Court Judge equip Robert McGregor on burglary $1,000 bond premium which he now can't get back because the and grand larceny charges. Fred Willis Washington, of bond, was revoked as being 814 Cypress Ave., and Allen illegal under court rules that Silas, of 1506 W. 16th SI, i first require a beaming. tered pleas of innocent when Judge Conkling ordered an arraigned yesterday on the arrest warrant Issued for 37. charges. year-old Ralph Durnlng, of Washington played forward Altamonte Springs, after he on the Seminole varsity squad. failed to appear for Washington, Silas, and a 17-. ment on a charge of obtaining year-old juvenile are accused of property by worthless check. taking band instruments from The arraignment had been the Instrument room at Lake continued last week after Howell High School on July 15 Durnlng said he hadn't retained after watching a basketball a defense attorne:'. game. 'Alf FormalchargesftledbyState Ally. Abbott Herring's office -' 'NT' accuse Washington and Silas of J.:...'jf' 4 1 r - ,- e* 4 __- ~~ -,_.;.~ ~ .i I_ _____-.__ - ~~ __- - - -- - - _k . -- . __ __ _______-' ____ 7-T__-_ , --v _ . --- - ~_M _7 .... - - ~' ii=1 ,4 i T: ' ' '.' ' ii.: 4 &t - - - 4 Ion said the jsiIer,6Z had an lee pick thh1e right handandhis trousers In his left hand. urt Judge Virgil B. Conkling, Lethmon said he hasn't been ___ t~rl ..-. _14 - 42- _-7, .-,'#.- ' - ø" -• ___________ _______ 4 ' -4 L. _____ lkz.- I VA "-k ' -1' - .., - - -:. ----.-•.. - -- •- ---• - ___ . _____ 1 jL - -- "-- - -- -- - VFW HONORS COMMA NDER i 11 1 __ PriceFixing Al/eged - -. - . -t*e '• •-• - ., , '• '" - •--_ - -- - :' FLASH FLOOD CAUSES WASHOUT - - DAYTONA BEACH (AP) CDC field engineering super- Dunrance and Mange conceived received kickbacks of c least A development branch visor at Palm Coast. a scheme in 1971 to pay off $220,000 from contractors doing of International Telephone and In each suit, 177-CDC states Barton "and possibly others." business with Palm Coast. Telegraph Corp has asked the that it can only estimate dam. The suits say the companies did state attorney's office to bring ages at $1.5 million but says the "eventually put Because of the monopoly them on their icriminal charges in an alleged $3 million total could grow. payroll and-or provided * them created by the kickbacks fl multi-million dollar price-fixing Each suit asks the court to al- with th o er items of substantial le g al actions allege th e ' free anti Kickback scheme, -market was upset and shoddy low discovery of further losses, value," workmanship was allowed. An attorney for Leonard DunA spokesman for lrrc'm. Those who had been community Development Corp. said tance, president of Halifax, has pro'nised by payments saw to It 177-CDC sales information Monday the firm will press filed a counter suit against ITT- that Mange, Lowery Bros. and claims Palm Coast will be the criminal charges against any CDC for breach of contract. Durrance got "numerobs, largest planned community in Individual found guilty In the Mange's attorney has filed a lucrative contracts," charging the world when completed, but alleged scheme at its posh motion to dismiss the two suits, unnecessarily high prices, the fewer than 500 houses have The Miami-based ITT sub- suits say. Palm Coast subdivision in been constructed since the oroj. sidlary alleges in the suits that Northeast Florida. The suits allege that Barton ect began in the early 1970s. I11-CDC last month filed two similar civil suits in an Orlando federal court against two Flonian da contractors who worked on ea n Palm Coast in rural Flagler CHESTVIEW (API — LeDuc, of Crestiew, pleaded tence recommendation. County. An unemployed laborer had guilt)' July 21 in the slaying of Defense attorney Brooks layDefendants in the suit are been sentenced to death in the Crestview fourth-grader br had asked for sentencing Hallfp.x Paving, Inc., of Day- electric chair for the murder of Cynthia Moore last February. under Florida's "sexual paytons Beach and Joseph W. a 10-year-old school girl. Asst. State Atty. Keith Brace chopath law," which would put Mange Jr., Inc., of Jacksonrecommended last week that LeDuc Into a mental hospital vile. Okaloosa County Circuit LeDuc be sentenced to life, but for treatment. Named as co-'onsplrators but Judge Charles Wade followed a Wade said he would follow the not defendants are Lower)' jury recommendation Monday Jury's advice. The jury deliberated 17 mmBros., Inc., of South Daytona in sentencing John W. LeDuc, Under Florida law, a Judge Is utes before returning its recomand John Barton, former Ill'- 2). not bound to follow a J ury's sen- mendation. Capitol M G D Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled - Reected E.Z. Payments - Quotes 322-0285 - 831-9774 .2417 S. French Ave. N YHUSS I Sanford, Fla. 32771 WO INSURANCE AGENCY '-- JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Despite ribbing from fellow officers, Patrolman Richard W. Wise wore his bullet-proof vest every day he was on duty, except o'. Ills vest was being laundered Monday when a man Wise stopped for a traffic check shot him in the back. The 32-year-old policeman survived. He coughed up the bullet, apparently from a lung, doctors said. He was listed in satisfactory condition after surgery. Police said Wise, the father of three young sons, was shot after he stopped Alexander Thorpe, a 36-year-old prison escapee from Jacksonville, on a traffic violation. Witnesses told police that Thorpe shot Wise In the back and then fired five more bullets at the officer as he lay wounded In the street, a police spokesman said. MIAMI(AP) - Twooilslicks about It." and varying in width from 50 The new oil appears thicker are floating close together off The Coast Guard originally feet to a half mile, was spotted than the one last week, he said. the Florida Gold Coast but pose believed there were two sepa- seven miles offshore. Coast Guard and volunteer no Immediate threat to the rate oil spills stretched from Elliots Key, white, sandy beaches of the south of Miami, to Boca Baton, crews are still working to clean "Now it Just seems like it's all resort area, the U.S. Coast &unples of the heavy oil were up the remains of the Key We3t tart of the same spill, just Guard says. taken Monday and will be spill. spread out," a spokesman said. "The slicks appeared heavily tested to determine where it Lt. George David said an enconcentrated," spokesman The oil mass to the north, came from and how it got Into vironrnental inspection group Steve Frasier said Mon- reaching from Riviera Beach to the Atlantic, a spokesman said, determined there the Keys spill day."Both are moving north- Delr.y Beach, was being carFrasier said ills "highly tin- did not damage delicate coral ward slowly, but we haven't ned alr'g in the Gulf Stream likely" that the slicks are re- reefs. But some danger rehad a chance to determine what and was •xpected to dissipate lated to a 120,000-gallon crude mained for wading birds, partype of oil or estimate how soon, he - aid. oil spill which fouled the Florl- ticularly the great white heron, many gallons we're talking The oth, r, stretching 65 miles da Keys shorelines last week, he said. '{UiiIt11]1 1 MODEL A233GX-€(R 6 7 -- - 230 Volt! 23000 BTU!! EER 6 - • Wall or Window! Model 91cr COoIerator. • Two Speed Fan! 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The car's left rear tr' caught fire end driver Earl Higginbotham of Sanford was able to pull off the road and get out of the ear. Firemen were called and the ensuing battle against the blaze brought traffic to a near-halt, (Heraio Photo b) Gordon Williamson), 0 0 I I Altamonte Mall Altamonte Mall - Reg. $2.19 at York Steak House Coupon good thru August 6, 1975 — - 10pm 11pm Co Open Mon. thru Fri. $ am. - S pm. . Closed on Sat. 2522 PARK DIAL 322.1562 I — — — — — — — — — — —. - - - - I with Ezy-Moiint Oil Slicks Join, Pose No Th reat -" [II''fJfj fl'6 I M th T Unvested Patrolman Shot DelAND-5usan1er 18, around her legs Her attempt to 201 Flower St., DeLand, deploy the parachute slowed . - -ii. remained in satisfactory Miss Lunger's fall from 120 condition I'i a hospital today miles per hour to about 40 miles •- ki_ after falling two-miles from an per hour w hen she hit the airplane over DeL.and ground. 4 Mun icipal Airport Sunday. The mishap was the second NP TheWOmaflri.rarhittItføIl ,A I'-"-d' i noin n tki ng a Central according to Bob Favreau, 31, v: 4j-, of DeLand Airports, the firm r'c,t Saturday which operated the plane from Oy by The Sanford Nefa ld. Inc 300 N F res,h Heavy weekend rabe rrsidted L'I flash flooding en Gee Creek In which she Jwnç*d. Sbnord. Winter Swings Sunc'ay night, Nmang this washout at Hayes Failure of the parachute to Road. A ear that went Into the creek before blockades were work was called a one-in-300 Seond CIãj Posiege P,Ø ,I clri,ord. Florida 37111 erected had to be pulled out by a wrecker. City of fIcIa)s say the incident, Fai'reau said. vs rA awl ,,, un&r i.i are cioggeG wun sintge, .ani pad Mts3 Lunger attempted to SUb%#DàOfl Rmle t Cs,, r debris, but they are waiting for the state to release funda to clean clear the malfunction by hand out the stream. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselbeny) ( and got the parachute wrapped I Wt V ta r S71 40 ___ - ________ - - LOW AUTO RATES ITT Branch Seeks Charges - - —_ -l-ilsw— ~ Jk~ failed to fully open. She was a month- An Orlando woman i 10 jumping with the Falling fell to her death from 1,000 feet Aflgei, a sport parachuting Into an orange grove near .P7J club of which she Is a member. Eustis ___________ Mlii Lunger reportedly — - __ ,.? .W- ___ atb ' vo - 1 A ' ••.. ~*A I :/' ____ -' From Brush With Death ' 4 _____ .l;-._. - ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) for failing to obta in a written -The state Board of Regents is contract with the New York ' -I_________ '. , spending too much money by lawyers and for setting up an , 1 UJ hiring outside la bor-lawyers at account at Florida Sta te Uni-T•.'••, ' . I ' about $20,000 a mon th , says vets ity to pay them. .1 I Id . • State Rep. Jerry Melvin, DFort He said labor sources contend Walton Beach. the regents established the fund "The Board of is at FSU to conceal the board's c , N_ - ."fallrng',iitimto e tspa tk _ . I tern of the more la wy ers you But regents officials s.n I . have, the more la wyers you FSU was used because It had need," he said Monday. better accounting facilities. Melvin said the board Is The New York attorneys have much y = been paid oil In hiring a New ork and z ' expenses for which no vouchers ;.j . .. .. A Tallahassee lawyer Elliot were submitted, c - harged the 4 Messer, at fees of up to '$75 an state as much as $ for one hour, for legal services relating - ---.— rson'sreimbursed meals a nd apparently kV I . I to collective bargaining by urn-pewere for some versityernpioyes Ile contended that the board liquor expenses, Melvin said. -. could use state university law. lie said one of the New York Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Sanford Post 101 Saturday recognized Commander'. John D. yers and law school professors lawyers often spent more than Benske, third from left, for his long years of service to the post. From left are District 18 President of to advise it on labor relation: at $15 a day on bar bills, but usuthe Ladies' Auxiliary Evelyn Hart, A.A. McClanahan, Benske, Bud Relkert, Ann Campbell and Nina considerably less cost, ally deducted that amount when ('rouse. (herald Photo by Tom Vincent) . Melcin crticized the regents submitting expense claims. '' - _____ 11 ,- 0 -. - - • . , Al Said Too High = .__________ Skydiver Recovering --- =1= '- - , - ~__.%__ _- __ , - - -. _;... --t!.-- Df robbery Redman posted a 110,000 bond iben ar-rioted but later pleaded adigent and sought ciut .; evoked and he was returned to all and told to hire a priva te ittorney because he doesn't ualify as an indigent defenant. Yesterday when he entered a -.- s— - -- 4z - -- -q vm~-lz~Wp __ - _- R lwm ~r,,...- Rd., Winter Park, on a charge - 1,, -.Wi~%.L_A__. __ ;~ ~ f -: L It __ I Sheriff's detectives later arrested the juvenile accused in the case. Inotherarralgnznents,atrlal was scheduled for the week of Aug. 18 for David Allen Red- . - __ - _~,_T_ grand larceny of "a clarinet or a.irnet," Sanford police apprehended Washington and Silas July 17 The two-year difference in two plans. said the county's planning staff deadlines for the state and "The major difference Is the could have a turnover before county land plans — the single time alloted to complete the the state planning act deadline major difference in the two, plans," Kercher told the board. (1979) and said the "continuity according to County Planner Deadline for the state act is of staff familiar with the stud)- ' Bill Kercher — may be the July 1, 1979, with two one-year would be a consideration for the deciding factor on the planning extensions available. Deadline board. route commissioners follow for for the county act is Oct. 1, IM. Rep. Bob Hattaway- 9. the county's future develop. Commission Chairman Sid said another work Altamonte Springs) appeared ment plan. Vihien Jr. at th e work session yesterday Three months following state session on the two acts will be and voiced opposition to legislative passage of the held in a "couple of weeks." statewide planning act, county Purpose of a planning act Seminole County continuing officials are studying a coin, provides for local government under the county planning act. Hattaway, a proponent of the parlson between the state bill — to prepare a plan for future state viii, said that compared Local Government Corn- development and Impact of the 10 the State bill there are no prehensive Planning Act of 1975 development to the area, acstrong points In the oca bill. - (Little Elms Act) and the cording to Kercher. Seminole Comprehensive Roger NeLswender, county Hattaway said with the Planning Act of 1974. development director, asked county plan deadline of 1977, In a work session yesterday, commissioners to consider the local governments "can put Kercher presented to corn- "consequences of waiting" on together a plan but can you use missioner-s a comparison of the the 1979 deadline, it? I don't think the county and He said the county's planning muni ci palities can meet the 4" ' - v>j staff ls "geared todo the plan local deadline." In the prescribed time" under He said there are "no the county comprehensive plan disadvantages" of the delay in 7_~ .11." with the 1977 deadline. He also deadlines of the state plan. If TALLAHASSEE (A?) — Pulling off his tan suit coat to reveal monogrammed shirt cuffs, dapper Philip Ashler donned a red construction worker's hard hat labeled "State Fire Marshal" to tour the new Capitol. Ashier shook a water main on the first floor during his inspection Monday, saw where sprinklers will be Installed on the nth floor, and pronounced himself satisfied that the $42-million building won't become an ash. On the 11th floor, above the dome of the old Capitol next door, the retired admiral also Inspected a fire extinguisher while cameras clicked and the Capitol flag flapped in the background. The job of lire marshal goes with the office of treasurer and insurance commissioner which Ashler is holding during the suspension of Thomas O'Malley. Viewed By Commission LONGWOOI}- The City Council last night voted to ask Seminole County to respond and to show cause for alleged double taxation slits meeting at city hail. "We feel they are doubir taxing In certain areas of fire, police, streets, roads, etc., and we are seeking a response from the county," said Mayor Jim Lormann. The council also decided that in an effort to clarify the Issue of delinquent water bills, a letter will be set to all customers of the Longwood water departmeat. It ,was pointed out at last week's meeting that some 50 to 100 water bills are delinquent each month. -. — e •- ' ' - ' '-. A. - 5 _1 Wr C may have to whistle while they work because the 1975 legislature turned off the music being piped Into their offices. The legislature deleted funds for the piped-in music this year for all agencies except its own, the Senate and the House. As a result, most agencies are turning off the melodious sounds. Last year, the state spent about $100,000 for the special motivational music. The house and Senate will continue to spend about $5,000 a year each for the central music system, which also provides a communications system for piping announcements to lawmakers' offices. Gov. Reubin Askew's office will also keep receiving the music free of charge. New " ______- _~ - " Legislature Turns Off Music TAU,AHASSEE (AP) Some state employes In the aftermath of the Jail fire a $40,000 repair Job Is now nearing completion; fire and smoke detectors, on order but not Installed at the time of the f, have been installed; and county officials are awaiting a Stale Fire Marshal's report on whether a proposed 14-. point minimum safety reqirement plan will remedy alleged fire safety deficiencies In the tail. __ I .;- WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressmen and state officials from Florida are calling for yearly censusestimates to allow more accurate distribution of federal funds according to population. They testified Monday before the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee in support of legislation to require the use of the most recent Census Bureau estimates when population is the basis of federal money allocation to states and communities. Rep. Bill Chappell Jr., DFIa., said many areas of Florida were being shortchanged because their share of various federal programs was based on the 1970 census, despite rapid growth since the census. Chappell said Florida's population has increased 19.2 per cent aince 1970 and that states getting funds according to census figures compiled every 10 years will "be deprived of the funds necessary to properly serve their rapidly expanding population." Two Development Plans Double Tax Iccus tion ? Leve d _ State Said Shorted On Funds 1, Resumes i Its D Ieli berations La w yers' Costs 41 Ashler Tours Fred Washington A Chance TALLAHASSEE, (AP) — Doctors should be patient and give a new malpractice insurance law a chance to work, say house Coninierce Chairman John Forbes and state Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler. Ashler said Monday he would recommend that Gov. Heubin Askew resist a call by Tallahassee doctors for a .special legislative session because of the soaring malpractice insurance rates. The Florida Medical Liability Insurance Commission established by the law should be allowed to examine the problem and recommend solutions, Ashler said. Forbes, 1)-Jacksonville, said that in addition to establishing an insurance pool, whose rates brought the (Ioctor3' complaints, the low contained 15 other sections aimed at reducing the size and frequency of claims. "If people give this thing a chance to work, it will work," Forbes said, adding that the legislature had gone about as far as It would now in "taking away the rights of x'oplt' to seek damages.'' 0 R a _ Judge Urged To Give Malpractice Law dinator, said construction and furnishing of the buil ding Is 1. RALEIGH, N. C. (AP) —All-year-old black woman on trial for the murder ofa white jailer she says was Oft b Mta her predicts the prosecution Is "oIi* to be out like welv5 to get Joan L4UIe made the forecast in talking with reporters during a lunchtime break soon after testimony began In her trial Monday. Her comments came utter a Washington, NC., police officer testified he found the partially aide body of Clarence Alligood In the Beaufort County jail cell that had been occupied by Miss L4U.li-. Sgt. Jerry Helms, the first prosecution witness, said II' - - - es. L. 4.. ... - - - 1... .1 1...Ik _ .a $SU UU4S• fUfl5AIU 0 WWI ________ . - Doctors Jury Tuesday, July 29,197S.-]A TAMPA (AP) — Jurors They also accidentally left senator In 50 years to be in- accepting unlawful corn- builders in return for Federal with conspiracy. resume deliberations today in behind a white sack containing dicted, is charged with con- pensatlon, and perjury. housing Administration favors. Bastlen also Is accused of ac the bribery-conspiracy trial of $56,000 in cash that was a gov- spiracy In connection with a poThe seven criminal cour50 On trial with Gurney are a cepting unlawful compensation former Sen. Edward J. Gurney ernment exhibit. litical slush fund the prose. against him carry a maximum onetime aide Joseph Bastlen, In the form of apartment rent and three co-defendants. Krentzman sent his clerk cution charges was raised from penalty of 42 years in jail and 33, and former FHA officials from a builder. The six-man, six-woman pan- running after the jurors, but Florida builders seeking Gur- $2,0(0 In fines. Ralph Koontz, 51, and K. Wayne All the defendants took the ci deliberated (our hours and they had already left on a bus ney's influence with the FederThe case revolved around the Swlger, 61. They are charged stand and denied the charges. ten minutes after getting the 23- for their hotel. The clerk al Housing Administration, activities of Gurney fund-raiser week-old case Monday. When retrieved the money. The Florida Republican, who Larry Williams. He testified as they adjourned for the night, (urney, 61, a former member decided not to seek re-election- a government witness he they forgot to tell U.S. District of the Senate Watergate Corn. after his indictment last year, Is collected $400,000 betweenthat 1971Court Judge Ben Krentzman. mittee and the first incumbent also charged with bribery, 73 by shaking down Florida - IN BRIEF By MICK LOCHRIDGE MaIUamxi Utilities Inc., which according to Douglas Cowan, fleraldStalf Writer had been ordered to halt con- inspector with the enSeminole County Corn-_ structionon the installation 0la ytronmental services depart. mlssloners today were to open force main In the English ment. bids at 2 p.m. from general Estates subdivision near Cowan said several streets contractors for building the new Casselberry. were torn up during alleged Longwood Health Clinic. construction. He said the was illegal Work on the Installation The clinic, to serve as ordered stopped In April by the commission will consider what south county's public health county when it was learned the action, if any, to take with the facility, will be built on the firm did not have county ap- utility firm on repairing the corner of Church, Wilma and proval for the construction, roadwd)s Warren Streets atthesfteofthe old clinic which was torn down '- _____ ..i- I - DARIEN, Ga. (A?) — A search is being made in marshlands near here after a portion of a body with a seatheft around It and aircraft debris were found Monday. "What we're hoping for is an engine or something with a serial number on it that would identify that aircraft," said W. Lynn Rice, wing commander for the Georgia Civil Air Patrol. Authorities speculated the debris was from a twinengine Cessna Skyknight that left Raeford, N.C., last Friday bound for Daytona Beach. They were last heard from Friday south of Savannah. CAP officials said the debris Is scattered over a threemile area. They added the plane may have been shattered in a thunderstorm or by a tornado that was In the area at the time. "That is the Indication now because of the area In which it was found," Rice said. "The tides are such that I don't think that could affect It" Two state rangers found the torso early Monday near where Eagle Creek flows into Mud River near Darien. The debris was located later by a US. Coast Guard helicopter searching the area. __________ f 5.: . ___________. Three teenagers Part Of Body, Debris Found • . ...: --' -' F1 1~* ~--1 • ._____ laughing gas. A 1 0 For Longwood Clinic ., . .,.- going thing" among some local young people, sniffing 44 -2 . " Found were found dead In a car In North Dallas over the weekend. A five-foot cylinder of laughing gas -nitrous oxide was found an the floor of the car. The valve was open. A medical examiner said the youngsters died from asphyxiation. The deaths of Ken RIbelin, 19, Mitchell Rude, 18, and Terry Lynne Long, 18, all of Dallas, are listed by the medical examiner as "un1aciiif1ed." The designation is used when officials are unable to determine whether death was caused by accident or suicide. Narcotics officers said Monday that widespread use of nitrous oxide in place of glue sniffing and other methods of getting "high" is demonstrated by an increasing number of thefts of the gas from local hItals. 4 0 ~iw~'- 1 .. Bodies Of Teenagers House, _ , 00 , - .. I IN BRIEF Laughing ~. Gurney FLORIDA Fl. =J YORK STEAK HOUSE Em~ --- �- Evening Hemid 300 N. F R ENCH AVE.. SANFORD, A.A. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, July 29, 1975.-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor A9 N116. U013 ERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, *140; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28,40. Hv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, *2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. Detente In F , .03 ,)I I ' I Space The Clock Easier Than Here The docking of American and Russian spacecraft in orbit, and the handclasps and exchange of mementos that followed, was an event drenched in symbolism. The world could not help but wish it were a portent of the future that the fear and tension of a generation of Cold War could be dispelled with as simple a gesture between men of good will. As for symbolism, it is necessary to note that the Apollo-Soyuz mission also called for the two spacecraft to undock and separate, with the astronauts and cosmonauts going separate ways, returning to a world no different from the one they left behind. This is symbolic, too. The three years of preparation for this joint U.S.-Soviet space venture have been rich with gestures of dentente handshakes all around at diplomatic conferences but with too few of the substantive changes that the West had hoped to see. It is not without significance that the U.S. and Soviet spacemen were stretching out their hands toward each other as their linked spacecraft was passing over Central Europe. Down below was Germany, a nation split in two by the forces of the Cold Var, and an Eastern Europe under Communist governments kept in power by a Soviet occupation force. By a poignant coincidence, refugees from communism at the same time were calling attention to the lost freedom of their homelands in the annual observance of Captive Nations Week. There is scheduled to be another round of andshakes of detente at Helsinki to climax the European Security Conference. The Soviet Union appears to be succeeding in its effort to gain recognition by the Western powers of the borders and governments it imposed on Eastern Europe after World War II. All these handclasps have a value to the Soviet union that is exceeding any value to the West. Although Chairman Brezhnev and President Ford paid due respect to the future possibilities for cooperation in space in their messages to ApolloSoyuz, the direction it might take is vague. In truth, the joint space flight is another of those gestures a mission tacked on to our completed Apollo program, using a docking technology we perfected in Gemini flights during the 1960s. Apollo-Soyuz displayed the U.S. and Soviet space programs to the world as if they were proceeding on equal terms and had reached the same level of sophistication no mean achievement for Mr. Brezhnev's policy of detente. As for our astronauts, they performed in this mission with that skill and courage that their nation has come to expect, and this flight can be added to the splendid annals of a U.S. space program that saw Americans first land on the moon just six years ago. The camaraderie which flowed between the Apollo and Soyuz crews shows that barriers of language, culture and ideology that divide the world can, under the right circumst2nces, be overcome. This affirms a common bond of humanity. And yet, like the eerie sight of men floating upside down in the weightless world of space, in the end it all seems somewhat unreal. — - Good news for our senior citizens. The Federation of Senior Citizens will start bus service tomorrow for the elderly in the Sanford area. According to Lyle Suffi eld of the Federation, the bus will operate in a different area of the county one day each week. Persons permitted to ride the bus, however, must be members of the Federation, which merely requires a $1 membership fee annually and may be purchased from the driver of the bus at the time of boarding. The bus was purchased through donations and various fund-raising activities of the many senior citizen clubs throughout Seminole County. According to Suffield, arrangements for riding the bus on Wednesdays must be made before 3:30 p.m. on the previous Tuesday (today for tomorrow) in order that the route the bus will follow may be planned. Suffield said the charges for riding the bus are based on a zone plan. The Jordan Marsh store in the Altamonte Mall w ill be a local point where riders visiting the Mall Commerce, held Its big fund-raising event on July 12 and over $70) was raised as a result of people purchasing tickets which were redeemable for an equal amount of food at McDonalds. According to Mrs. Smith, many of the tickets, which sold for $1 each, were not redeemed, thus becoming a donation to the home. may meet, Jordan Marsh has set aside a waiting room on Its lower level for bus passengers. The room Is a lounge area near the gift-wrap department at the north entrance to the store. Suffield said bus service on other days of the week and in other localities will start as soon as drivers are available. Persons wishing to make reservations on the bus are to call 323-7090. Fees for the bus are very nominal and Suffield wants every senior citizen to take advantage of the service. However, he cautions, "The bus Is not a personal taxi and must be operated for the benefit of the majority." Pleads Guilty, Waives Rights 4 $ —I Cuban Diplomatic Embargo 4 '4 DON OAKLEY .,\ , U.S. Industry Apollo-Soyuz: Playing It , ~ ,L __ T oo Safely T;: .------------- __ ". 0 The Symbol ! Turks Take Full Control P — — Collector's Items Minting special coins for the Bicentennial is a good idea, but we have our doubts whether the new half dollars now being distributed by the U.S. Mirit arf going to show up very often in our change. They have a picture of PhIIadelpMa's Independence Hall instead of the American Eagle on the side opposite John F. Kennedy's profile. The Kennedy half-dollar itself has become more of a collector's item than a usable piece of change. The novelty of the Bicentennial halves may arouse the same impulse to sock them away. The Went piece seems to be In eclipse as part of America's wcrklng capital. There are no half-dollar slots on most vending machines, or on pay telephones. For the Bicentennial to come into its own in pockets and pocketbooks we will probably have to wait !or the Mint to come out with Its commemorative quarters later this year. BERRY'S WORLD C I ri Li ½U "I want to sec rqople eaten by sharks just #'V4P a5 1*110 IIOAS srit#, ULSI I 131,11 I tpack this line!" 111111K , as ____________ Even as America's three astronauts and Russia's two cosmonauts were preparing to wing _______ ________ off f o r their history-making link-up in space, the question of how far a free society can, or should, co-operate with a toçalit.arian one was being sharply etched by two very different men. _____ Exiled author and No bel Prize-winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn has been touring th e ______ ______ United States wi th this message: Don't trust the ________ Communists; don't help them solidify their iron _______ rule over the people of Russia in the interests of _____ ____ IV* "detente."Stay str ong, because you are the hope ____________ of the world. "The Communist leaders say, 'Don't interefere In our Internal affairs. Let us str angle \' — our citizens in peace and quiet.' But I tell you, 0, inte rfere more and more. Interfere as much as 44If , Companies are finding it more profitable in all you can. We beg you to come and interfere." too many instances to spend their money making Whenever America helps the persecuted in the " 40~ minor improvements in what they already Soviet Union, he says, it is defending not only make, than in developing new products, or in "Neither nor nor..." them but itself as well. "You're defending your investing in quantum jump improvements In future." production methods. As a prime victim of the Soviet system, SolzhenlLsyn's credentials are unchallengeable. In part this is because risk taking and major RALPH NOVAK But also impressive are those of the chief ar. change always involves greater risk Is so chitect of detente, Henry A. Kissinger. In one of a costly in these days of capital shortages, high series of speeches he has made outside of interest rates and marketing uncertainties. With money so costly, in vestors know they can double uc an * Washington In recent days, the secre ta ry of sta te bluntly challenged the critics of this policy. their funds in five to eight years with relatively We have enough problems these days. You Augusta, Ga. go out on strike. "What Is the alternative they propose" he little risk. What Incentive then Is there to put would think that would make people stop and The Department of Labor getting confused asked. "What precise policies do they want us to their money in risky advanced technology? So think before they add to our burdens. But Instead about Its statistics: Well, employment seems to change? Are they prepared for a prolonged reports Jacob Rabinow, chief research engineer we are multiply-cursed with such maledlctlons be down but it's probably not really down, Just situation of dramatically Increased danger? Do Of the Institute for Applied Technology of the as: seasonally down without allowing for ad. they wish a return to the constant crisis and high respected National Bureau of Stsndatds. Howard Cosell being named to host a weekly justments, trends and astigma tism in the tal arms budget of the cold war" In part, the reluctance to take chances Is television variety show: This is certain proof of ball. If you take Into account the people who do The United States will ctinue on t he course because Industry has gradually acquired the wickedness of our ways. Why a variety not want jobs but would take jobs if they were on which it is embarked, he pledged, "because it managers more interested in short term gains show? Why Howard Cosell and not somebody offered except that no one has offered, we have offers hope to our children of a more secure which show up well on their records. Most else? Why Howard Cosell and not anybody else 37 more people employed than there are in the world." company managers look closely at the stock Martha Mitchell, Snooky Lanson,, Gale Storm, entire population and Isn't He pointed to the ApoIlo.Soyuz mission in that an enc'uraging market these days. Heavy Investments for long- Keefe Braselle, anybody! If there was somebody sign? space an area In which 15 years ago we term gains may mean a period of slow growth, or like Howard Cosell in ancient Rome, the ancient thought ourselves In almost mortal rivalry as Baseball none at all, until wrinkles are Ironed out of the Romans were probably Just as glad player Dick Allen saying that the symbolic of the distance we have travelled. when reason he has had trouble making his comeback new technology and profi ts beIn to roll in. everything collapsed around their ears. S c of some thing else, fortuna tely, was ymboli Meanwhile the company's shares may not do Gasoline prices going up! Remember the good is that he the decision by President Ford, on the advice of well on the exchanges, making funds more old days when you used to be able to back the car friendly to the fans and reporters: All America Henry Kissinger, not to receive Solzhenitsyn difficult to come by. out of the driveway without burning up a dollar's was touched when Allen announced that he had worth of gas? Of course, we all know that the to end his retirement from baseball in order to be upon his arrival in this country, repertedly Then there's the patent problem. The current American oil companies are not making any able to properly support his string of race horses, because it would have been "disadvantageous' to U.S. policy.of This wouldSotthenitsyn seem to be the very attitude of many cotirts makes it less and less extra profits out of all this. They are all just And all baseball fans everywhere have been kind of misuse detente warns certain that company moving into a new product doing their best to protect America from the thrilled at the sight of an out.of-ehape first or using a new technology will have the patent Arabian hordes and spending every extra cent baseman earning $250,000 or so a year for hitting On the other hand, Solzhenitsyn sometimes protection by the framers of the Con- making sure no fish of the sea or bird of the air .230. Allen Is easily baseball's most Interesting gives the Impression that stitutlon. Inintended certain districts, the courts ha he Is a latter-day Peter and exciting player since Clyde Vollmer. regularly held invalid all contested patenve ts goes without a college education, the Hermit, going around whipping up en. Everybody talking about "Jaws": Who needs brought before them, __ Hubert Humphrey going out of way 101 thuslasms for a crusade against the infidel. worries about man-eating sharks, anyway? Last sayi ng he wil Companies have found, too, that adopting new l not be a candidate for president In flare are limi ts to what the Uni ted Sta tes can do technology frequently results in serious hidden week during a heavy rainstorm in Omaha, 47 1976: Please go out of your way to say you will on behalf of Soviet citizens. people reported seeing giant sharks rampaging not be a candidate for president In 1976, Humcosts impossible to figure In advance. Also on the other hand, Kissinger has told the through downtown gutters in search of tasty phrey. Please, please, please, please, please. Soviets that U.S.-Soviet co-operation must be a Because new technologies explore areas which human morsels. Tennis, anyone? two-way street and has warned them against are not well defined environmentally or as to Eddie Fisher making a comeback: Better we "selective detente." The garbagemen, firemen and policemen safety requirements, the manufacturer may be going on strike In New York City: The citizens of should have "The Return of the Revenge of the Thus though their approaches, as well as their hit in succession by long holdups and ur.an- New York may think they're the ones who suffer Son of the Creature from the Black Lagoon." responsibilities, may be different, the two men Ucipated changes in operations demanded by the during public employee strikes but It's the rest of Gerald Ford telling us, as a July 4 are working for the same goal. environmental, product safety and worker the country that has to endure the Insipid New how noble and good and clever weinspiration, are: If we Itis true some critics charged, that safety agencies and by any citizen groups which York strike jokes from Johnny Carson. Nobody were so good and noble and clever, we would the joint space, as mission Is morehave a political than a with to bring court action, ever Jokes about It when the meter maids of have fewer problems and a different president, technological spectacular. ____________ - . ' _____ ,/ _____ to _____________ - t snow, gi . CARACAS, Venezuela (All) The lower house of Congress approved legislation Monday night to nationalize U.S.-owned oil companies running Venezuela's oil industry which earned the nation $10 billion last - rain, year. Exxon, Shell, Gulf, Mobil, Sun and Texaco subsidiaries with assets unofficially estimated at about $1.1 billion would be affected by the bill, which goes to the Senate. I3oth houses are controlled by President Carlos Andres Perez' Democratic Action party. Venezuela produces 2.5 million barrels of crude oil a day. Opposition parties support the nationalization but oppose provisions In the bill which would permit mixed public and private companies to operate In certain areas of the oil industry. — - hC V •' Take '? "p — - — JACK ANDERSON Networks Block Patriotic Ford Talk The major television networks, Including the Public Broadcasting Service, have refused to broadcast a conversation with President Ford about America. Philadelphia businessman Edward J. Pistek, who thought the American people should hear what the President had toy, offered to pay the networks commercial rates to present his views during prime time. Still, the networks rejected the program. The story of their astoeishlng arrogance Is worth telling, as evidence of the tight control a few network czars exercise over the TV channels. Here are the details: It has been my lot to expose the blemishes on the American system. But the sight of the morning sun glinting off the Capitol dome still gives me a thrill. I arranged, therefore, to do a Bicentennial television show with President Ford. He was to give his reflections on the current condition of America, the health or Illness of our basic Institutions, the general outlook for the American experiment after 20 years. The President talked, quite upllftlimgly I thought, about the enduring values and strengths as he has experienced them over a lifetime of public service. He spoire about the changes he would like t see, "There has been a tendency of late," he complained, "to herd people together. . . The government Is almost overpowering the individual, whether he Is a production worker or whether he is a businessman or whether be Is a firmer Oh, I asked some Impertinent questions: How did he as a politician defend his profession? Has Ow presidency become too remote from the people? After reminding him how the British ambassador had been startled to discover Abraham Uncoln shining his own shoes in thu White House, I even asked: "Do you shine your own shoes?" Ford shot right back: "I shined my own shoes for sl years a Ilcan do It. And Imade my own breakfast for most of my lifetime." The program was nonpolitical, non. controversial. But all In all, it provided a rather intimate glimpse of the President's faith in the country. I thought it was worthwhile television. The networks, however, disagreed. This upset Edward Ptazek who had offered to help un-derwrte the production cost4j. The son of Polish Immigrants, he started out with $450 In 1946 and founded Mrs. Paul's Kitrh.n* Ins' its dts nn. exceed $65 million. For Pissek, the American dream had come true and he was indignsnt over the attitude of the networks toward a patriotic program. So he tried to buy commercial prime time to present the President. The networks wouldn't sell him the (Line. Each network explained, In effect, that it doesn't carry Interviews with the President unless he is buoyed up by a supporting cut of network personalities. In other words, It Is not so much the President's answers that matter; it's who asks the questions. Even more incredibly, public television turned down the show. The taxpayers are doling out $48.4 million to public television stations this flscai year, plus another $0 million for facilities, plus additional funds for specific television shows. Yet the Public Broadcasting Service ref used to present, at no cost to the taxpayer,, the President talklrg about the greatness of America. The explanation, believe It or not, was that the program contained no "hard news," which would Justify Its inclusion in a line-up that regularly features book reviews and programs about yoga, cooking and chess plays. The purpose of my conversation with the ... w ... s.. •.. .L.. .*t, i. t,-ii. UU, U3 V was a time when the opinions of the President of the United States were thought to be new, No My - Israelis Raid Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) ' I (S The Lebanese Defense Ministry said an Israeli ground force raided a southern Lebanese village early today but was driven back by Lebanese artillery and border positions. The I sraeli military command denied the report and said the border area was quiet. The Lebanese communique said one Israeli military vehicle was destroyed in the 70-minute battle, but no casualtlea were listed on either side. The Defense Ministry said the Israeli force attacked at 3:30 a.m. localtime and damaged six houses in the village of Aita el Shaab, one mile from the Israeli frontier. "All kinds of anus were used against the raiding force, which pulled back at 4:40 local time after failing to comb out the area," the communique said. Israeli troops have frequently raided Into southern Lebanon, where many Palestinian guerrillas are based. - Ford Mourns Auschwitz Dead KRAKOW, Poland (AP) His head bowed In silent prayer, President Ford placed a wreath today at an International monument marking the site of Nazi Germany's Auschwitz gas chambers where millions died in World War II. Accompanied by Polish Communist party leader Edward Glerek, Ford flew from Krakow airport to the Auschwitz camp by helicopter for the brief ceremony that preceded a presidential speech In Krakow's market square. Thousands of people from this part of Poland that produced many Polish-Americans streamed into the Old Square from all directions to see the second U.S. president to visit this country. Former President Richard M. Nixon visited Poland in 1972. — 'I it E. Vote Reversa/ Sought, Delayed Longwood Man Dead In A U to -- Church Permits Protested - - - Bloodless Coup Ousts Gowon PARIS (AP) Gen. Yakubu Gowon, military ruler of oilrich Nigeria, the world's largest black nation, has been overthrown In a bloodless coup, according to broadcasts from the West African nation. In Kampala, the Ugandan capital, 0year-old Gowon left a session of the Organization of African Unity summit meeting and returned to his hotel room. The summit meeting was suspended. — — - Theft , TRAILWAYS Discussion Scheduled THE BEST BUS 410IN41 CALENDAR Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants -- RJUS - Sanford: WEATHER r*.fl' ' Floyd M. Brown Lewis M. Durak Neville D. Fuller Elizabeth B. flirt Clory J. McGrilf Mary Mills Jean E. Williams Elizabeth J. Baylis, DeBar)' Ella M. Geitz, Dellary Michelin Clan, Deltona George B. Martin, Deltona De borah B. Magrath, Deltona — , TR AIL WAYS flruj/,vnonc •.lai(.q(or,nonlh, Control roachc and ants the easy way b'ush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around hathmoom and kitchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coating stays ctlectise for months. I — RESUMPTION OF SERVICE TO ALL POINTS WINND1XIE Scrrthc ha nd h,Id SR . 11 tutuies scgntik 'tn SQuJIP roots, mum. ISOP'005IS His Constant Do.s thJ* ad - TAMIAMI !RAILWAYS is tc5urn$ng service on all its routes. Now you can make Trailways a pail of your travel plans again. Just call your local Trailways . - - - Texas Instruments - / - • REA DEATH 0~ .... - - Sanford: Judith E. Allen Wayne 0. Brooks Linda L. Brown Geneva P. Burfield GETS GOING AGAINOI 41 HOSPITAL NOTES Yesterday's high 89. OverBennie Collins night low 60. Partly cloudy to cloudy Leary P. Davis through tomorrow. Chance of Marjorie Dobbins mainly afternoon and evening Tracy D. hill thundershowers. Highs in the Viola L. Johnson upper 80s to lower 90s. Lows in Marshall Langston the low to mid 70s. Variable Lucille P. McCall mostly southerly winds hO mph Emma O'Neal or less, stronger and gusty near Arthur I. Heed 1/ 1_ thundershowers. Rain Elizabeth A. Sharon probability 40 to 50 per cent Spurgeon B. Smith during the afternoon and Hilda Taylor LAWRENCE SMITH Smith Jr., Sanford; and sister, evening, 20 per cent at night. Denise L. Shope, Apopka awrence C. Smith, 73, Route Mrs. Winnie Jackson, EXTENDED *sr 2, Box 553, Sanford, died Columbia, S.C.; three grandWinifred W. Henson, DeBary That standard apparently expired, at least Partly cloudy to occasionally 1 1 Mc nday. Born in Sanford, he children. among the news czars of the television networks. Arlene ft. Blum, Deltona wo rked for the State Road Gramkow Funeral Home In cloudy with scattered thunIn its place is a new rule — presidential dershowers most numerous Olga M. Layman, Deltona De artnient for a number of charge. programs are worthy of a public airing only If during the afternoon and Winfred C. Stavracos, yeiirs. (a) they deal with "hard news and (b they are evening hours and over the Deltona S urvivors include his Wife, conducted by members of a network's news F uneral Notice north and central portions. [wan Wasllewsky, Deltona 41€.. Sam ah A.. Sanford; son, I.. C. staff. Afternoon highs from the mid Wendel J. Stopper, Lake SMITH. LAWRENCE C. 8 to the low 90s. Lows near 80 Mary I have been saying for some time that the runaI services for Lawrence governme nt doesn't own the C Smith, 73, of Route 2 Sanford. an the beaches and 70 s Inland. Jessie Felio, Sorrento news. Network Daytona Beach tides: high executives don't ovn It either and ihPir or.., *ho died 'onday will be held at to am Thursday at Gramkoy BIRTHS 12:51 a.m., 1:30 p.m.; low 6:54 of i'resujfl Ford's 54 patriotic conunent3 Funeral Home Chapel with R e v can con only diminish the standing s.m., 7:36 p.m. Port Canaveral: of the free press Bill Coffman officiating Burial In America. lgh 12:34 a.m., 1:16 p.m.; low Mr. and Mrs. Randall in Lake Mary Cemetery. Gramknw In charge (Elaine)Johns a girl, DeLand ;:54 am,, 7:16 p.m. — ght I Of Stock Certificates - writ, not even good sense all the time, but always news. Editors felt that since he was the nation's leader and since his personality might have something to do with whether there would be peace or war, Justice or Injustice, order or chaos even I, Is foggiest notions along with his great concepts were news. Besides. It was thought that a lot of people were interested in the President and in what he had to say not only on matters of state but about sports, bringing up dogs, or even the quality of his daughter's singing voice. And if a President deigned to give an exclusive broadcast Interview, well, that was In itself a news event. ~- Tuesday, July 2, 175—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, - Clues S Oil Firm Seizure Voted - How M ANKARA. Turkey (AP) Turkish commanders officially took control of all U.S. intelligence gathering bases in Turkey today, the general staff announced. Its statement said operations were suspended on all the common defense installations In Turkey except the North Atlantic Alliance functions of the strategic airbase at lncirlik in the southeast. "Turkish commanders are In lull control of all combat and intelligence gathering systems on the Installations," the statement said. Meanwhile, in Brussels, Turkey was going before North Atlantic Council to ask whether its other NATO allies would supply arms that had come from the United States before congress imposed an embargo after Turkey invaded C yprus. No immediate decision was anticipated. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that 20 more bases were being taken over today, bringing the total to 25 occupied U.S. installations. - And Reality - Steel prices are higher than they should be because the industry hasn't adopted the latest produc tion technology. Japan has. So has West Germany. The same problem, in part, holds true for shipbuilding. Other countries undercut us. Both the Navy and private shipping pay through the nose for new bottoms. So It is also with textiles, cement and a growing number of other products. The list is longer each year. The National Aeronautics and Spare Administration, the Energy Research and Development Administration and other pioneers in technology have lists of hundreds of new devices and technical appli cations useful for industrywhich are being ignored. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) The Organization of American States was expected, in effect, to lift an 11-yearold diplomatic embargo on Communist Cuba at a special conference opening today. Despite some last-minute delaying tactics by Chile and Peru, the resolution was expected to pass with a solid majority. The draft resolution would not formally lift the sanctions against Fidel Castro's regime. But it would leave OAS member nations "at liberty" to renew trade and diplomatic relations whenever they wish. The United States and 13 other countries have pledged their vote in favor of the resolution. That would be enough to pass the measure by the two-thirds majority required by the Rio de Janeiro treaty of hemisphere mutual defense, under which the embargo was imposed. Chile and Peru reportedly made strong efforts to stop or delay the action. Some diplomats said the two nations were "irritants" during private meetings a> to put final touches on the draft. — Mother Ruby Lee Wilson, founder and manager of the Good Samaritan Home, has extended her deepest thanks and appreciation to the entire community and the workers of Just Us. —Bill Currie RAY CROMLEY - OAS Expected To Lift Dick Oswald, owner-operator of the Sanford McDonalds, came in for, and is justly deserving of, praise for his generosity and community spirit in aiding with the project. -- -- By BOB LLOYD clerk who followed him from robbery of the little Dixie armed breaking and entering Dean pleaded no contest to a Herald Staff Wri ter the store before he was ap- Market, in Longwood, and was against Yates as part of the charge of lewd assault on an A 25-year-old Lockhart man preliended by police, ordered held In jail pendi ng a plea negotiations, eigh t-year-old girl In connection has pleaded guilty to robbing an In a separate robbery case pro-sentence Investigation, with a June 28 incident. The Altamonte Springs department docketed for trial this week The state dropped two counts Jud ge Hosemann ordered 72- court retained jurisdiction In store of a rifle and has been before Judge Hosemann, of aggravated assault, and year-old Grady Coston Dean, of the case and could at a later sentenced to 30 months in Donnie Yates, fl, of Maitland, charges of use of a firearm In Sanford Route Two, committed date either send Dean to prison prison, pleaded guilty to the April 24 commission of a felony and to a state mental hospital after or put him on probation. David Ray Skates, 25, of 7930 Forest City Road, Lockhart, had been accused of robbery, use of a firearm in commission of a felony and aggravated assault. RICHARDM11'TLEMAN Yesterday, before Circuit Court Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr., Skates entered a negotiated plea of guilty to the robbery BY JANE CASSELBERRY been handled strictly as a count and Assistant State Atty. If erald Stall Writer A spokesman for the protesting group said change of zoning request was Charles Gordon dropped the the opponents of the permits were not turned into a "religious riasco." other charges. WINTER SPRINGS Irate Although the Baptists ha d As part of the plea residents, protesting last against churches or religion, but rese&ed negotiations Judge Hosemann week's City Council vote perthe Council's granting the requests of submitted a petition with 200 agreed to sentence Skates to 10 mitting construction of two "people outside the city over the wishes of names in favor of the church, opponents said the petition only years with 30 months of it in churches in a residential neighthe residents," referred to a "Baptist Church in prison and the rest on probation borhood, attempted last night to lX)NGWOOD Winter Springs" and people did A -year- with vocational training, get the Council to rescind ILs old Longwood resident, who ran not know where it would be Skates waived his right as a action, the door open for the petitioners justice was being done by located. for the city council last first offender to a pro-sentence December and was a member investigation and Hosemann w The Council voted 3-2 last to again request public allowing the two churches to be The Council reacted to a of the city's historical corn- pronounced sentence. eek to allow conditional use of hearings before the P&Z board placed side by side In a petition presented last night by and council, If they so desired, residential section. He asked residents of The Terrace, mission, was found dead in his Skates was arrested by police two proposed sites in an area was tabled. that the withholding of perinit.s asking a ditch between Moss locked automobile last night. at Brantley Square Shopping zoned H1-AA on hayes Road by The delay was requested in be reconsidered at a special Road and Seminole Baptist Temple and Edgemon be cleaned Longwood Public Safety Center, SR-436 and SR-i34, a Jehovah's Witnesses, order to give city attorney meeting prior to the budget and maintained by allocating Director Doug Keller said the week after his brother, Richard In so doing, the council Newman Brock the chance to work session at 7:30 tonight necessary funds. Residents body of Richard Edward Lamar Skates, 23, who had been research legal implications of alter Brock offers his opinion, complained of snakes and rats of robbing a super- ignored a Planning and Zoning such action. Mittleman, 28, of 555 W a It e r Parkhurst, Infesting the ditch. Devon-market shire Blvd., was discovered market in the same shopping recommendation that the A motion by Daniels to block spokesman for the protesting Public Works Commissioner request be denied because of issuance about 6:11 p.m. yesterday in. center, died in a fire at of building permits to group, said they weN not Irene Van Eepoel had contacted additional traffic on Seminole County Jail on June 9. the side the garage of his residence. the churches for a week while against churches or religion, the county about use of a side David Skates pleaded guilty unpaved road and in- the attorney made his ruling but resented the coincil's mower, but J.C. lavender of Keller said Mittleman's body to robbing a clerk at Rose's compatibility with the rural was defeated 3.2 with Coun- granting the requests of thecountyroaddepar'tment(elt was in the back seat of the Department Store of a estate atmosphere of the cilmen Irwin Hunter, Ernest "people outside the city over the overgrown condition of the automibile, which was closed rifle and ammunition. Ithnchlands section. Hendrix and Donald Browning the wishes of the residtvts." and the motor was turned on. ditch required "hand to hand The charges dropped by the A motion by Councilman John voting in opposition. Seminole Baptist Tmple combat. - Keller said investigators state involved use of the rifle Daniels, which would have set Calling the Issue "terribly presently meets at the reported carbon monoxide and the pointing of It at another aside last Other commissioners agreed week's action and left basi c," Daniels said an In- American Legion Home in Fern to help fund the project from fumes were "very heavy" Park and The Jehovah's Wit- their own budgets in order to inside the garage. nesses group meets in Sanfor1. get the Job done quickly as An unopened letter addr essed but both have some members publi c works funds are nearly to former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter from Winter Springs. depleted. of Orlando was found inside the Parkhurst said the churches automobile, along with two had not met the necessary other letters, Keller said. He criteria In that they had not did not reveal the contents of supplied all the information the letters. required by ordinance, and he suggested the public hearing Sanford, on a charge of buying, charges last night following a was (Continued From Page-IA) Mittleman was removed to conducted improperly. recei ving and co ncealing stolen disturbance at the Ritz Theatre, Florida Hospital Nor th where Brock, however, said the he was pronounced dead on Youth Services officials on property, bond $5,000. Police downtown Sanford entire procedure had been said a stolen car was recovered Police reported Blackshear arrival, Keller said. Police breaking and entering and correct even though the city did ordered an autospy today to aggravated assault charges, at Cowan Moughton Terrace received a refund of his ad. not require the apçilcant to mission and was ren.oved determine the exact cause of was wearing a black revolver where Gordon was arrested, from submit mandatory uiaterials. Willie George Banks, 27, of the theatre after a dist ur bance holster on his belt when dea th. Laurent Pellerin of hR Moss Orlando, was jailed by Sanford during a karate mo vie. Mit tleman sought a position arrested. R d said w hat should ha ve oa Police detective Capt. C. B. Brooks reported he saw lastDecemberonthe Longwood Chimp Attacks F'agan Jr. on $5,000 bond on a Blackshear urinating In the City Commission and had grand larceny charge. middle of the Sixth St. md Park serving on the Longwood Deputies Patrolman Ave. ar4 county Tony L. intersection a few minutes animal Brooks Historical Commission, Jr. No further control officers arrested corralled David Blackshear, later and a sixarrested him. Brooks authorities reported. year-old local chimpanzee address, on at Geneva 24, no reported while the suspect was Indecent information was available, last night after the animal exposure and resisting arrest beIng booked at police attacked a woman and her I headquarters that he allegedly husband peppered the chimp swung his fist at a booking with buckshot from a shotgun. officer. Mrs. Rebecca Angle, Lake Harney Heights Road, Geneva, TV Set Stolen reported the chimp scaled a JULY 21-30 Top ranking Florida fence at her home and attacked GED test for high school Sanford police today reported Department of Commerce her, equivalency diploma, Seminole that burglars took a $300 officials will meet with leading During an hour-long effort Community CqIlege. To be television set and 30 cartons of Sanford and Seminole County deputies and two animal control eligible must be 18 and have cigarettes early today in a business and industrial leaders officers corralled six-year-old American history, civics and burglary at John Daniels at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow to "Bongo" and were preparing to Americanism vs. Communism Standard Service Station. discuss the economic impound the chimp when his by July 18. Call Scc for location Rev. J. T. Pitts, pastor of the development of the state, owner, Rudolf Alexander, 36, of nearest study center. Church of God, 803 W. 2nd St., The meeting will be held at returned home. Sanford, reported to police that the Greater Sanford Chamber Deputy Ron Gilbert said he AUG. 4 vandals entered a hijlway in of Commerce conference room issued Alexander a county Program Ev aluation and the church building, removed and Is being sponsored Jointly court summons charging Review Techniques course, for eggs from a refrigerator and by the Seminole County violation of the county's animal General I)ynaniics Corp. threw the eggs on the floor, Industrial Development control ordinance. Alexander employes by walls and ceiling of the hallway. c'ir,ducteti Authority (SCIDA) and the paid a $5 fee and the chimp was Seminole Cou'ununi:y College. Chamber. turned over to Alexander. Joe Hennessey, director of In other arrests, Sanford Astrological Research Guild, the Division of Economic police patrolman Ray Bronson 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch Development, and Jim jailed Timothy Joseph Gordon, Recreation Room, 6000 E. Cullison, chief of the Florida 18, of 1121 Strawberry Ave., Perishing, Orlando. of Bureau Marketing Development, will offer a slide program on plans for future Q"—,*—ft activity in development of the state and outline current programs being directed by the Florida Department of Corn. JULY28, 1975 DISCHARGES merce. ADMISSIONS - - S - Skates Sentenced To 30 Months IN BRIEF "We are very grateful for the response of our citizens," Mrs. Smith said, "and our special thanks to all who worked on the ticket sales teams. Much of the urgently needed kitchen equipment can now be obtained, although future projects will be slated in order to complete the kitchen." The røcent "Good Samaritan Home Day" in Sanford was a huge success from a fund-raising standpoint, according to Mrs. Mary Smith, president of the 'Just Us Club' which serves as an auxiliary for the Good Samaritan Home. Just Us, in cooperation with McDonalds Restaurant and the GreateF Sanford Chamber of WORLD - 41 " - " Terminal for schedules and fares or for Busgo Package Express and Charterbus information, Wma - rnti,d cakutit,ons, Recj4u, S699S Geoigt Stuart's : - ,J[ij - 0 $36.95 33 -, • 95 •:ij_.ij Ngoorge stua . No Rebm" Dun*"" orueb ______________________________ THE BEST BUS GOING Co p -:--- TRAILWAYS :-r-'-'- -- -- 201 South Park Avenue PHONE 322-4520 . - - �Pastor's Son Pulling Rank DEAR ABBY: I have been teaching Sunday school for five )ears. I teach first-grade children who are 6-years-old. Church Honors Anniversary Celebrants I Dear Abby IIF My problem is the pastor's son. This child pulls rank on me at every turn I make. He lets me know that because he Is the pastor's son. I can't tell him Two couples celebrating wedding anniversaries were honored Sunday July 27 at Sanford Seventh Day Adventist J to do. You can imagine what this against locking the doors of leave out that their father had does to me and the other public buildings when people committed suicide when his children. I get absolutely no are assembled in them. The death was reported In the cooperation from his parents, reason Is obvious. Sign me, paper. The competing The father is merely an older FIRE MARSHAL newspaper agreed to omit It If replica of his son. DEAR FIRE MARSHAL: we would. What can I do to remedy this You are right, of course. Now, I refused, saying, "If we omit situation? I am fond of my class why didn't I think of that? it, the girls will be living a he and love to teach, but I can't DEAR ABBY: You gave good for the rest of their lives. If we take much more verbal abuse advice to the widow who didn't print the truth, it will be or the kicking this child dishes know what to tell people when forgotten in 24 hours." out. I've bent over backwards they asked how her husband I published the truth and the to be nice to him but get had died. (He committed family admitted afterward that nowhere. suicide.) I had done the right thing. They MISTREATED I'd like to rdnforce your also bought 50 newspapers. DEAR MIS: Discipline him view. Many years ago, when I EX-CITY EDITOR as though he were the son of Joe was the editor of a small Everyone has a problem. Wha t 's Blow. And if he doesn't shape newspaper, one of the tOiVn's yours? For aplrsonal reply, write to up, tell his parents to keep the leading citizens, who was also ABBY: Boa No. 69700, L.A.. Calif. by home, or YOU'LL sta) an attorney and ch urch leader, adOOfl. dEnclose stamped, sell. dres se envelope, please, home. tte to write letters? Send $1 to made some bad investments. DFAB ABBY: About that Shortly thereafter, he killed n b,gai l Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly H i lls. Calif. 50212, for Ab. bride who wanted to lock the himself. by's booklet "HOW to e Letters doors of the church five minutes His two daughters, who were for All Occasions." Pleas, enclose a before the ceremony: Most my cherished friends, sent their long, self- addressed, stamped (1 Oc) cities and states have laws boyfriends to ask me to please envelope. What Tuesday, ii also enjoys a gardening hobby and sharing his fruiLs and vegetables with his friends. / / '-4 w l ~ I ______ This might once have been an unusual aspiration for a young girl. But that didn't undsunt Denise. Arid now she's among a growing number of young women working towards careers that once had a "menon thee door. Fortunately for Denise, Seminole County Sheriff's Office has a progressive attltude about women. When Sheriff John Polk Instituted the Youth Deputles program son* six years ago, It was designed for both boys and &irls with-interests in law enforcement. Today there are 22 ycg people between the ages of is and 21 in the Youth Deputica program and seven of 1 number are girls. . : . ' - . ' .• " Donald AnnettofSinfordjoined Youth Deputies tvo years ago. ta king a law entorcement class at Seminole High Scho'I an! her teacher introduced her to the Youth . . - -- Sue - -. ' - . . ... - ' -. '' - —... . - 4.- , .-, was Deputies program. Now senior at S.H.S., Sue is looking toward a career with the Juvenile Division and is en- - . - - - enforcement officer, Denise now adm.ts that she has a "more natira1 fant.aclsed" notion of hst her Intended car eer is all &out Sue Roland, 17 year old 'i d'ighter of Mr. and Mrs. . Alcoa .-: — ... - r . • -• . ... .5 •.• s- _., Joylng helping the YD'sprepare a special safety project a 45 minutenresenta[Innthjnw-IIII. - ,•- -•----------.. taken elementary schools .'.-. — .. - • ' ---- --.5- — to eor:st directing people at the County 01W. lit MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHE! For fast relief call th e Youth Deputy paper work, community relations paper work, deliver ma il and other necessary work In the Individual department.s. "We would really be hurting without their help. They take a lot of the work load off our secretaries," says Sgt. Taylor. aone of the special privileges accorded Youth Deputies is the opportunity to cruise lna patrol car. But this privilege must be and IVA Hostess. It.. tanWd MARGE WILLIAMS 327 1817 Sat in and ? by VbAIt1 POW Sanford ___________________ SHIRLEY COOPER FAIDWA v I Casselberry.Winter Spring 834- 91212 LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleani ngat budget and coin laJndry %#irvictim a pleasant at : :: ::: :•: . Located at 83 AI!arno',?e Lonqv,cx NI West W L Pct. GB 62 39 .614 58 44 .569 41/2 Cincinnati Los Angeles — nnri r.oflInfinne in 322.7n Try you'll like it . Los Angeles Cincinnati — Greenwood, Dwight White and Ernie Holmes, the Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive line. to "When you drop back to pass It's kind of a scary feeling," the 6-foot-4 lartkowski said. "You don't see the front four, you're scanning your receivers downfield. But these guys are awesome. I've been hit by a 6-6, 270-pounder before, but he didn't have a name like 'Mean' Joe M CRORY — A Year Ago W L Pct. GB 53 46 535 51 47 .520 11/2 — W L Pct. GB 59 42 .584 50 48 .510 7 Oakland Kansas City — SANFORD PLAZA abu Portrait Special P TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY JULY 29 (- x 1099 Living Color of Yaur Child ' ' Just when it looked like baseball fans wouldn't have anything to get excited about for the rest of the summer, what with Oakland, and Boston running away with their respectivedlvlsions..along came Philadelphia. Cincinnati Monday night, their eighth straight victory over the Hues. The loss left Pittsburgh a respectable 4 11 games In front in the National l&ague East, but at least the Phils are close enough to stir some sabre-rattling on both Si(ICS. Elsewhere in the National League, Cincinnati whipped San Francisco 84, New York rocked St. Louis 11-7, Atlanta trimmed Los Angeles 5-3, San Diego blanked Houston 2-0 and Chicago at Montreal 4-2. A pair of young right-handers, Pittsburgh's h-uce Kison arid Philadelphia's Larry Chrisenson, were locked in a 1-1 battle in the eighth when the Phils' broke it open with three runs. )ick Allen's bloop triple down the right field ine drove in two runs and 011ie Brown singled or the third one. Reds 8, GIants 4 Cincinnati stretched its lead in the West Division to 1311 games but also managed to set a major league record by failing to get a complete game out of its pitching staff for the 44th straight contest. Dan Driessen clubbed a three-run homer in the first Inning and George Foster replaced him In the sixth in time to hit a two-run single for the Reds. Chris Sprier homered for San Francisco. Mets 11, Cardinals 7 Felix Millan, who has hit In 21 of his last 22 games, collected two doubles and two singles and drove in three runs for New York. Braves 5, Dodgers 3 The Braves jumped on Los Angeles reliever Mike Marshall for three runs in the eighth-a two-run single by 131ff Pocoroba and an RBIsingle by Phil Niekro-to win it. Padres 2, Astros 0 Dave Freisleben, 5-10, tossed a five-hitter and drove in a run with an infield grounder as streak and houston's San Diego's losing streak both reached five games. 1' . I ', . - - '. . ' - . .. . - "--' . from - . - . . - - . . - -- - .- - - - . .' . - . Now in his 18th year at Stetson, Wilkes has Florida State and we have to guided the Deland school from a National play Florida State, then he Isn't Association of Intercollegiate Athletics minor . ' ,. . - good enough for us either.' college, Into the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division 11 for smaller schools, and finally four years ago, into the NCAA's major Wilkes (left) college Division L _______ • ' up Bringern in BRING A FRIENDI - • - 'o *u Tov P --5.. -- 'cc No ' Cubs 4, Expos 2 Jose Cardenal's first homer in nearly two months, a tkbreaking two-run shot in the fifth inning, gave Chicago the victory. N1 V; yl F' 16 sk Triggers Bosox •1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS v I. ! Carlton Fisk couldn't get over the Boston Red Sox' enthusiasm. The feeling, quite naturally, was mutual, "Pudge," as he's affectionately known, was a - / • . I t:I oneman wrecking crw in ancient Fenway Park Monday night. He tilt a run-scoring single in the first inning, crashed an extraordinary . I / ' - • . ' , I / ' . .' '.: - A . - I '. . ... .• . .. - Felix Milan, above, paces Mets. two-run homer in the fourth Inning, slammed another homer in the seventh and capped his five RBI performance with a bases-loaded, tiebreaking single in the bottom of the ninth that gave the red-hot Red Sox a 7-6 victory over Milwaukee. - I Fisk headed Boston's 7-6 win over Milwaukee that stretched the Red Sox lead to nine games in the AL East. 4 •. winning - a • Despite a enough for Stetson. "Well, I'm here to tell yu that if a boy isn't good enough for Florida State and we have to 224 record last year, Stetson play Florida State, then he Isn't good enough for Basketball Coach and Athletic Director Glenn us either." Wilkes says "people still look on us as a small Wilkes said that Stetson has higher entrance college teIUTI." requirements and stricter eligibility rules than Wilkes, who was guest speaker Monday at the many of the schools it plays. "A C average in Sanford Rotary Club's weekly luncheon at the high school will get you into most of the schools Civic Center, Fielded questions from the we play," Wilkes said. "But a C average alone audience after a brief speech outlining the won't get you Into Stetson." progress of the Hatters' basketball program. He also said that the federal law requiring Wilkes also gave his opinions on issues ranging colleges to spend equal funds on its male and Bill Walton to equal rights For female female programs could hurt Stetson. athletes. "If the women's physical education depart"We beat Florida State easily last year," ment pushes this, they could force us to give nine Wilkes said. "And that was someth ing that made of 18 basketball scholarships to women," he me very proud. But our recruiting effort was said. "That will hurt our program." hurt when we didn't get a post-season tour. Wilkes also said that recruiting is for the most ment bid. part on the level, "except for the five per cent or 'Coaches, and other people too, are always so of coaches who will try to give a boy talking about a high school player not being quite something extra that he's not supposed to get. I good enough to play for Florida State, but good would like to see the NCAA watch recruiting a little more closely and tighten up where they 'if a boy Isn't good enough for have to," he said. . Pi* rates -• • . Philadelphia bumped the Pirates 5-2 Monday night to trim Pittsburgh's lead to 41/4 games in the NL East. ' u By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Stall Writer - "It's a question of not making mistakes," said ear games. Ills core of receivers Includes fleet Larry the former University of California star, who S passed for 4,431 yards and 20 touchdowns during Burton of Purdue, a former Olympic runner; his career. "II we make mistakes against the Pete Deminerle of Notre Dame; Emmett Steelers. their defense will dictate the tempo of Edwards of Kansas, and Pat Mclnally of liarrant the iramo. They're amazing athletes." The Fightin' Phils beat Pittsburgh 5-2 Portmit . Wilkes: No Bid Hurt count. The professionals lead the series 2S4.2. the air and passing often predominates such all- By THE ASSOCIATED PRE&S c -- -. W L Pct. GB 65 37 .637 54 47 .535 101/2 Oaciand Kansas City — Boston Cleveland — All-Star Coach John McKay, who led the collegians to a creditable 14-3 loss to the Miami Do lphins In 1973, agreed. - .- AL West A Year Ago W L Pct. GB 65 37 .637 62 41 .602 31/2 "You have to be able to run. It seems you caa run on them because they're so pass-rush conscious," he said. "You can't win without a running game," said McKay, the head coach at Southern California. All-Pro linebackers Andy Russell and Jack "The quarterbacks and receiveis have done Ham also may greet Bartkowskl in the backfield well, too." duri ng Friday night's 42nd College All-Star game Still, the Steelers set a Super Bowl record by in Chicago. The game, which begins at 9:30 p.m., allowing the Minnesota Vikings only 17 yards iw EDT, will be nationally televised on ABC. rushing In winning 16-6 last January. But hiartkowski, the firatround pick of the The collegians boast some talented running Atlanta Falcons, said he thinks the collegians backs, including iMuls Carter of Maryland; Don can mount a creditable offense against Pitt Hardeman of Texas A&I; Harold "Champ" sburgh. The All-Stars, rated 17-point underdogs, Henson of Ohio State and Walter Payton of will attempt to win for the first time since they Jackson State. downed the Green Bay Packers in 1963 by a 20.17 But Bartkowskt made his reputation through - - Boston Baltimore — Today AL East W L Pct. GB 61 40 .604 51 48 .515 9 .Steelers 'Awesome' h'iels ' . -. W L Pct GB 67 36 .650 54 50 .519 131/2 III Your Favorite Saying - Today A Year Ago W L Pct. GB 52 48 ,520 50 50 ,500 2 Philadelphia St. Louis HILDA RICHMOND 574 3161 Deli ona the letters 'lih y and give thcmaa-;-ip, .3 an edge. I You take my own -( / - Mrs. George K. Roller of i f favorit" t'ti and embellish it r Joy Of Stitching L.!!sJr Sanford has been elected one of FT with .' i.iorate capital letters four dir.tors on the InterW birthday present and you inste-i of embroidering the national Executive Board of -choose as your subject the Compars At 18.95 viol, You ll find a wealth of Apha Omicron P1, Nat vmal recipient's favorite quotation. ide. for handsome and colorful F Panhellenic Soront,. Since a good deal of work and Ir. als in reproductions of * Sable. Children - adults groups I Special of eacr Mrs. Holler has hsd a time go into mating such a Person 'Q1Y 88C per Person. 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Mrs. Roller has held an words, President of Aiphi' Omicron FL paper with Ill aquarea to the easy even for Inexperienced -i: j • Mrs. Pl1er's ong.tüne lrr- International-level post, tIther My good friend IX'cls Drake inch If you're aiming to work embrolderers, The Satin stitch 'ITOGMAPHtR$HOUBS: I 1IFIJ I I' I N-toe 'u terest in Fanhellenic flowered as Panhtllenic Delegate or on has written four books filled on No. 10 cant -i, Your design works well for Large d'tcorative I I I Li['i '"°A' after her ACM! presidency. She the Board of Directors, since with beautiful alphaoetz and will then be acit l size ar4 you initials, with an Outline stitch -., to 130 0 M . National simple drawings. Rooks like can be sure Wk , re yoi start beneath the Satin stitch to raise AOJ!'s 1947. WWO .I_• _i .. NI East A Year Ago Foroi' City ::: to CXie of the most appealing uungs about embrolciery gifts is that they can be so personal. It's doubly a compliment when you take the time to stitch a Today 834 9212 - - - Hwy 17.2 at 27th . 921? Springs to Is Director Of Sorority the A's. SHIRLEY MILLET Open I a.m. daily. FAIRWAY PLAZA On JUDY RENEE : earned. ln addition tohavingto pass a test on call signals, rule., in Up Boston seven back. In the West, Oakland had a 71-i-game lead over Kansas City with Chicago eight back and Texas 811 out of first. The Rangers made it interesting but still wound up five behind Greene or L.C. Greenwood." . Sew the division by two games over the Yanks with Pittsburgh by four. At the end, Pittsburgh won the title by 1½ games over the Cardinals with the Phi!s eight back in third. In the NI. West, the Dodgers' 3½-game lead over Cincinnati on July 29 wound up as a four-game edge two months later, CHICAGO (AP Quarterback Steve BarBartkowski said the Steeler defense seems tkot ski has a problem with names-there are at more vulnerable to the running play than the least four he'd like to forget. pass and the All-Stars will have to mount a But the College All-Star quarterback probably ground game to break through the Pittsburgh will get to know the quartet of Joe Greene, LC. defenses. . . 1vet Lace 1kiit hand program. In the Sheriff's office, these young people help do filing, ••' Mrs. Roller Eist, Philadelphia led St. Louis by two games and Monday night, the Pirates' lead Is a trim 4½ games. Conversely, in the NI West, Cincinnati is a runaway 131 -1 ahead of the Dodgers. In the American League, both Boston and Oakland seem to have titles safely tucked away, the Red Sox — UNDERWORLD Fair, keeping records at the bike auctions and r'slsting with Bicycle Rodeos and the Helping ____.. 1iis -. ---------- - mnvh Vn,ith Deputy must work in hour in -. the fall, the office to earn art hour in a Under the direction of Sgt. car. The boys ride with depuiler '\ Beau Taylor, Safety. and the girls travel with the -\ Community relations officer, new woman detective Carol Youth Deputies do a lot of their Jacques. Sue Roland of Sanford helps with filing In Sheriff's office But while the program's work in the community And certainly no one could hours a month and attend wanted to be a police officer," relations field. purpose was to give area kids a "We can have u .t 30 first hand glimpee at law en have surmised that one young meetings once a week in she says. But Ii e year that she Since their program Is not members in the p'o ,t:," forcement, probably no ore man would be so driven by his summer and every other week has been invYved Youth funded, as a group they must says Sgt. Taylor, thn:'. icre suspected they would be so desire to be involved that he during the school year to Deputies has 1w ped define that make their own money for there are openings for 'Øit intent on learning that some would walk from the site of Eric maintain membership. goal a little. Aft( r helping out in projects and pay for their more Youth Deputies lath would Individually volunteer 40 Adana furniture inCasselberry Denise, daughter of Mr. and the Missing Persons and insurance, girls extoll the prog'::' as to 0 hours a week con- to the office In Sanford. Mrs. Lowell Stahl of Forest City Juvenile divisli n, Denise has Some of their assignments "very in te resting" fi, •JtLt In fact, Youth Deputies are is a senior at Lake Brantey decided that s would like to have Included handing out fire young people who :ni' f. ie to structively working in the only required Sheriff's office, work eight High School. "/dl my life I've be a road depur for awhile and stickers, helping park cars and join. . . Home sewers who faithfully keep small swatches of leftover materials will reap fashion benefi ts this fall. Patches of dress . With Philadelphia's ~-2 victory in Pittsburgh the National League West. This year It's the Dodger's who are chewing the Reds' dust. One year ago, the Pittsburgh Pirates were trailing Philadelphia in the National League East. This year it's the Philllea who are trying to play Today Pittsburgh Philadelphia ' Save Swatches . then go into missing persons work. And while as a child she glamorized the work of a law - WAW9101 Y Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess mlx-and.match patterns and - fending off a serious challenge from Cincinnati in Florida schools from either In regulatlos dress uniform, Denise Stahl cheeks out petrol car .. - k, A private schools or out-of-state, Is meeting the necessary health requirements. Before a child can enter public school for the first time, . - .- , Immunization and physical can - ,'. Health, Physical and Driver Education, Seminole County School Administration. . the West. Compare those positions to a year ago. In the NI. In the AL, Boston owned a I gamne lead over Cleveland In the East with Baltimore and New York each three games back. The injury-riddled Red Sox faded In the stretch and the Orioles won possessing a ninegame edge over the Orioles in the East and Oakland leading Kansas City by 101i in The Way It Is; The Way It Was tificate and immunization iI)PT and measles) up to date, according to Fred Ganas, consultant and coordinator for _________________________ true. Sox believe nobody can take it away from them. he must ha ve his health cer - from the 1974 catnixiign when just the reverse was catchup. And that last race, the Rattle of Pennsylvania, seems to be the only divisional struggle with the title still in serious doubt. — - '4 earn One year ago, just like today, the rambunctious Oakland A's were turning the American League West into a shambles. One year ago, Los Angeles was successfully surrendering With just one more month to checkup Is generally taken care go before schools reopen, of by a child's private lil parents' thoughts are turning to physician, and the service is back-to-school subjects. also available at the Seminole Uppermost on the Ihfl for County Health Clinic on children who are entering French Avenue, Sanford. kindergarten or first grade, or making their initial entry into (I V Teens By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS With exactly two months remaining in the baseball season. .,wdll, the season appears to be all but over in three of the four divisions, a far cry One year ago today, Boston owned the lead in the American League East-but was on the way it to Baltimore. This year the Red Health Check Required Before Going To School r -. - . Mrs. Burgess enjoys raising flowers in her spare time. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson —. 0 I P 1 w,T his Year s ennan F rC ry From 74 t R aces Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, married at Porky Fork, W. Va., are retired and have lived in Sanford for 19 years. Both active in the church, he Youth Deputies she -. orw of the local 1. remember, 16-year-old Denise Stahl has wanted to be a police . His wife Is a teacher in the help," says Sgt. Beau Taylor, director of For as long as . Children's division and both are bus)' with Bible Studies. I Tuesday, July 29, 1975--1 8 - r . for eight years July 2, 197$-4A YOUTH I U I'tJ IS• d •. a 'We would really be hurting without their By JAN MONAHAN HcraldStail Writer . .... elders of the ch1irch and ls also teacher in the Sabbafii School. II ' WOMEN _ 4 Sanford, Fl. . years ago and have lived in Writ Evening Hera Id, . celebrated their 65th anniversary. The Johnson.,, married at Boonton, N.J., by the late Rev. G. Leonard McCain retired 13 Deltona John son Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Church. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, married July 23, I92 marked their 50th wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess, married June 26, 1910 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN SPORTS - - In the rest of the American League, Detroit shut out New York 3-0, Minnesota outlasted Kansas City 9-8, Oakland beat Texas 12-6, Chicago defeated Calif or nia 3-2 and Cleveland downed Baltimore 7-5 in 10 innings, It might be noted that Fisk returned to the lineup about a month ago— after a year's layoff due to knee surgery last year and a broken arm in this season's spring training, In 31 games, he has batted a solid .330, hit five homers, driving in 21 runs and scored IC. Tigers 3, Yanks 0 Vern Ruhle pitched a six-hitter for Detroit hand the Yankees their fourth straight loss an third straight shutout. Willie Horton's home off Larry Gura triggered the decisive two-ru second inning. Twins 9, Royals 8 Lyman llostock's basesloaded single wit one out in the bottom of the ninth boostedth Twins past Kansas City and handed White Herzog his first loss in five games as manage of the Royals. A a 12, Rangers 6 Re gg ie Jackson's 26th homer of the season, two-run shot in the fourth inning, and J0 Rudi's two RBI helped the A's rout Texas an widen their West Division lead over Kansa City to 101 i games. white Sox 3, Angels 2 Wilbur Wot.'d rt'vorded his eighth victory i his last 11 decisions, teaming with Rich Go sage to six-tilt California. Indians 7, Orioles S Rico Carty's two-out walk, Oscar Gamble double and Charlie Spikes' two-run single ga% the Indians their 10-inning triumph ovi Italtiiiiore. �- 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Juty2, 1q75 Hazard Blackbird Attacks Golfers DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -The pond fronting the 11th tee at the Grandview Golf Course Isn't the only hazard. The worst hazard is a bird protecting its turf at the water's edge. The red-winged blackbird swoo down at every player approaching the clump of bushes it calls home. It makes special targets of players with bright cap or bald heads. "He actually landed on one guy's Panama hat and pecked at it and he's drawn blood from a couple of bald-headed guys," said Chick Schumann, a clubhouse attendant. 'He's a vicious little rascal. You can tell he's mad." The male blackbird, with its brilliant red and yellow stripes on the wings, has become somewhat of a legend at the golf course. While players get through the hole by waving oC the bird's attacks with their g311 clubs, most would hate to see the bird go. "He's the bravest little bird I've ever seen," says golfer Paul LaMunyon. 'You Lake on a Saturday or Sunday, he's just busier than anything." Roy Dunn, who wears a white golf cap while he's on the links, said the bird has been bothering him (or two years. "At 1irt I was afraki he was mean and wanted to peek my eyes out, but he never tried," Dunn said. "He hates my white hat. He hits it two or three tInie every time I go by. "For a while, I thought he was protecting babies. But he bothers golfers from spring to fall. There couldn't be babies in there all that time. "I think he just plain doesn't like golfers." San Diego Sails Get Overhaul SAN DIEGO AP - Pro basketball is starting anew in San Diego with a new name and a new set of leaders. But the elementt of controversy that dogged the old regime still linger. Bill Musselrnan was named coach Monday of the San Diego Sails, formerly known as the San Diego Conquistadors, of the American Basketball Association. fry Kaze was named the Sails' general manager. The announcement, made by i€ii ; team owners Frank Goldberg and Bud Fischer, ended days of speculation that Musselman would leave his coaching job at the University of Minnesota, where the college's basketball program is under scrutiny by the NCAA for alleged reaulting violations. At 35, he will be the youngest coach in pro baskethall. He may quickly become one of the most controversial as well. Minnesota is being investigated for some 1) possible violations of NCAA rules. :jj i' Major League Baseball Baseball Leaders AMERICAN Liii W IPCI. 6) 40 601 Si 4$ .315 50 31 .493 SO 53 415 flaltimore Hew York MIlwaukee Detroit Cleveland Oakind Kansas Chicago Texas California 46 15 West 43 City 51 19 OS 9 11 12 SS 4.55 13 SI .455 15 37 .637 0 .533 1L'j 31 .190 13 11 1s'• ' o 5$ .412 20 44 SI .431 21 Monday's Games Cleveland 7. BaltImore 5. 10 Boston 7. Mltwauk 6 DetroIt 3. flew York 0 Minnesota L Kansas City I ChIcago 3. California 2 OakLand 17. Texas 6 Todiy'sOam Cleveland (Hood 36) at Bath. more (Tor,ez 114), In) Mllwauk (Colborn 1$) at Boston (Tiant 131)0). In) Detroit (Coleman 912) ? Ntw York (Medich l2). In) Kansas City (BrIles 5.5) • Mnnesc?a (Blyteven 91), In) Chicago (Osteen 3$) at CIII fornla (Hauler 39). In) Txas (Hargen 6 6) at Oak. land (Perry 19). In) Wednesdays Games Milwaukee at Boston Cleveland at Baltimore, In) Detroit at New York, In) Kansas City at Minnesota. In) Chicago at California. In) Texas at Oil and, In) I Lea Natie 'asi W L PcI. 01 Pstlibtjrqh 67 39 614 PpIiptl. 54 44 .569 11) New York 57 1• .53) Louis St SO 50 500 1)"s Ch1c490 17 54 456 16 Mon?re*l 10 37 .4)2 20 West CincinnatI 61 34 650 Angeles 31 50 .319 13', Los 51 SI .300 IS", S.Franc)sco 19 54 476 1$ Son Diego 41 SI 431 32", Atlanta Houston 36 4V .34U 32 Monday's Games Chicago 1. MonrcI 7 Atlanta 5. Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia S. P'tsb.'rgn 7 Cincinnati I. San Francisco I New York ii. St. Louis 7 San Dle90 7, Houllon 0 T,A...'. Barry: Nine Records SPORTS Seattle Seahawks . TRIPLES-Rlve,i., Cal. 9; Orta. CM, 9; Lynn. Bin. 6; LeFlore. Di'?. 6; G.Brefl. XC. Rudl. Oak. 6 HO M E RUNS-R.Jacko, Oak, $ G.kofl, PitH, 21; Bonds. NY. 21; Mayberry, XC. 21; Burroughs. Yes. 19. ST I E N BASES-Rivers. Cal, 34; WashIngton. Oak. 31; Otii, XC. 31: Remy. Cal. 30; North, O'k. 77. PITfHIIIG (10 Dtcislons)ECkIISJey. dc. 7.3. .700. 7.)) 4, .692. 3.60 BtyLa',i'r,, Mm. 8.1cc. Bin, 136. .611. 3.72 Wise. Bin. 136. .414. 1.36 Kaat, ChI. 15 7. 6*2, 7.fl Palmer. Sal, 11.7, 467, 3 30 M.Torrn. Bal, 11.6. 44'. 335 Blue. Oak, 141, .434. 3$',, STRI(EOUTS.TaI'JV Cal. 165; Ryan. Cal. 154, G.Perry, Ti,', 134; filyirven, Mm. 133; Bk'c, Oak. 132 Estimated 12,000 Requests SEATFLE (AP) - An estimated 12,000 applicatIons for season tickets have been received by the Seattle Seahawks for their inaugural National Football League season in 176, ticket manager Gordy Green said Monday. Green said the office received 3,100 envelopes on the first day, and he expects each order to average aboutafour tickets, bringing the total to more tlun 1Xl0. Orders will be accepted for at last the next two weeks, Green said, RUNS BATTED IN-Lu. ?mnibi. Ph'. II; Bench. Cm. 10; Wetsn, 'hn. 77. Slaub, PlY. 6$. T Slmm,n. StI. U H I T S-Oarv,y, LA. 139; Cash. Phi. 13$; Rose. Ci,i. MadlOck. Oil. 131; Mitlan. 173 DO'JBLES-B.o'nch, Cm. Ros, CIII, 37; CaSh. Phi, (,fLjt)b, SC). 76 Mlilan, NY, I A t 13$; NY. 33; Buchanan Retires LONDON (AP) - Ken Buchanan, European light. weight champion from Scotland, announced his retirement after he turned down a fight for the World Boxing Association lightweight title against Rol'erto Duran. nals and was obtained by Miami in a trade with the But. falo Bills two years ago. He saw little playing time with Miami. Swig Buys Seals Ashe Downs Speer NEW YORK lAP) Mel Swig, a San Francisco bnessman, headed a group that purchased the Seats from the National hockey League for an estimated $7 million. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Second seeded Arthur Ashe scored a 6-4, 7.6 victory over Nkola Speer In the first round of the $100,000 Louisville Pro Tennis Classic. I ABC 6YR.KY $6' BOURBO AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER J JACQUIN ROYAL _____ _____ROYAL DELUXE DELUXE . I UITVCII ___ Q 1,,. 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SCOTCH 500 515*11 7 cit. •Z, 1" . - 88 1AUWDI* - 8tv 79 10 YEAR [(:IT:.!J.ME(lIJ.lgJ j wosto S IIGHTIST SCOTCH QUAIL CREEK I 90' 7 YEAR 1CUBES1 WISER'S ___ - KY BOURBON I 69' I 10 YR. A tCUAA - 1DM tOU*S - mas SOUl IWIA - dASSNOPPIR I . ij V.0. BART(N MOULIN ROUGE KY BOURBON CHAMPAGNE COLDOIJCK 1.9's, HISCAII JACQUIN 5* ________ p"'' IIt W CALIF BRANDY ABC 8 YEAR h STAT' ____ l-:k' J,Üj 3 MAGNUM _____ , 'I_,r" F . . '' q II SEMINOLEJUNIORCOLLEO! FLORIDA PHASE III Notice of Public Hearinq TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sealed bidS from Contractors will HOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake be receIved by Owner. Board of and years of iSsuance, the Mary. Florida. that said City Trustees for Sminol• Junior descriptIon of the properly, and the Councilwillholda Public Hearing at College at 12 Vclork noon E.D.T. names in which U was aisess.ed are 730 p m on Wednesday. August 1). Thursday, August 14. 1971 In the as follows Boa'd Room of Seminole Junior 1973 to Certificate No 1)4 Year of a) consider a request of a change College. Sanford, Florida. The Issuance 1961 of zoningfrom all) A, Single Family following is included: DescriptionofPropirty A Fine Arts Building containing Owel'lnq District, to CI, Corn 5' of Loll & All Lot S 81k 10 TR 0 merclal said appro*Imately 31,000 square loot; DI'trlcI as THE T0JP4 OF SANFORD PLAT class'fic horn are described In the AddHion of Occupational Education ROOK I PAGES 56 TO 44 6. 112. ))3, Zoning Ordinances of Late Mary, Labora ores 0 113, 116 & ill Florida. of the following deScrIbed Pesoursei Center containing ap Name in which assessed Courtney p(py lying within the municipal proxImately 11.000 square feqt; Pchardson and Etta Richardson limits of Lake Mary, Florida. and Access driveway and parking area and Calvin Bracy more lull" described as follows to for 12) automobIles; and AchitlonaI -1-_. _______________________________ I A .i -_____ e - L ______________ - ?' -' -.. "4 '' - ' •.'.' . ,. , " -' Mechanical Equipment Central Utility Plant cording to law the property Range 30 East. as Director of Administrative Affairs cert,cateoI' ' " _____ - , . '.. shown In Plat D ____ ' - : . " - PiousedooronthelilhdayofAugust, 1975 at 11:00 AM Dated His 3rd day of July. 1973 '- " . •a All of said property being in the. wit County of Seminole Slateof FIor,da Lot A of H 0 Durant s Additløn Such certificator all ' - I Babe Didrlkson. Susan Clark, above, as _____________________________________________________________________________________________ CHICAGO (AP) Portly Abe Gibron, who once said he was only a National Football League man, has decided to take the head coaching job with the Chicago Winds of the World Football League. "I'm back in football and I'm glad to be back,..It's been my life for Z7 years," said Gibron, who will replace Babe Parilli. Winds President Gene Pullano also announced Monday at a news conference that Leo Cahill of the Memphis Southmen will become general manager, a post that Parilli also had held since the Winds were formed earlier this year to replace the defunct Chicago Fire. Both Gibron and Cahill were signed to multiyear contracts. "I can only promise it will be an aggressive team both physically and mentally," said Gibron, 49, who weighs near 300 pounds. He was fired after the 1974 season and had compiled an 11-30-I record during his three years as Chicago Bears' head coach. Pullano did not say why Parilli was fired, adding only: "It's almost a conflict to have a man as both general maruger and head coach. I don't think it was necessarily Babe. We felt we had to start with a top man and then start from scratch." WV!. officials didn't pressure the Winds into firing Parilhi, Pullano said, but WFL President Chris Hemmeter met Sunday with Gibron to convince him to Lake the job. In a telephone interview, Cahill said he was pressured to accept the job by other owners in the league. Cahill, 46, who comes to the Wind from Memphis where tie general manager of the league's most successful franchise in 1974, said Southmeii owner John Bassett persuaded him the WFI.'s Chicago team needed a top-flight general manager, and that for the good of the league "Bassett would bite the bullet and let me conic." Cahill said, "I'm returning home (to his native Chicago) halfway up the mountain, and every step Is tough," but added optimistically, "we can tarn the trick.. .We think we'll be a contender in the stretch." A.s for Parilli's departure. Cahill said, "The powers-that be had already decided that Babe wasn't grtng to be here with the teal!). .,and the first person I thought about was be (;ibron." Under Parilli's direction, the Wind had lost both their exhibition games and had drawn poorly. Only 2,000 season tickets have been .old to Winds' home games. Ills S . I rri IS F'i F I Colombia IAPI - A world "lass competes against other tough swimmers, a clock that waits for no one and, most of all, against himself. Only he knows how much pain his body can endure. Only he knows whether he can or will push his body over ,its limit. ,, . You don twin uniess you feel pain, said Tim Shaw, of Long Beach, Calif., who won three times here at the second World Aquatics 1"i, I hi .1.1 h I I C I .i. ii. ILIIICII ene iamp;onsiups, Ufluay V,lu, wC U.S. team taking it.s second team title. "My strategy is to be totally exhausted, unable to I •K.. momen • •I ,ouc,1 I, h II swim ano..r sro,e ..e wa., the final time." Shaw, who won the 200, 400 and 1,500 freestyles, Is so good at long distances that he appears to be the race s mechanical rabbit, with therestofthefieldstralningbutneverbeingable to reach him, lies so good that he scares away tough competition. Australian Steve Holland passed up thesegarnesbecause,asortecoachsaid "If he's '. .1 k • n • .t. gonna ge uLas u, may as seti ge w Licking In the Olympics." TheOltinnicsarekin.i 'indforcwirnmørctrho .7 r travel many more miles in practice than they will by plane from their homes to Montreal, it's the reason they put up with pain, the reason they push their bodies past limits while their friends act like normal teenagers. "There is no monetary value in swimming," . • , 3iiu tee Furniss. The only payoff besides a lot of inward satisfaction is the chance to travel. And the biggest !.rir of them all, the one that 1. nia,es a.II •h'us practice anu, sacrihice re.IJ), worthwhile, is the Olympics." So swimmers battle pain for four years to , r . , -t. , • p.aces I t compee .or ,so wee,s. come .ie Call so that they might place in Montreal. "We came here to win," said Ron Ballatore, coach of the American men's swimming team which grabbed eight gold medals here. "But we also came here to prepare for the Olympics. "We have a lot of young kids. This experience is valuable. It prepares then for the big one. Many of our kids are In their first or second Internatlonal meet. We hope they get their . ,. I. ,, mis.esouo uirsysmsi,re. neiiopewey a\ 1, CAl ee I S P0 I I''l ' swimmer •' '' £ get used to the pressure." / in the ge Plan Room and Centrai °&! The Public Hearing will be held in upon reguett accompanied by the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, 5150.00 depoSit per set. Deposit w11 be refunded in full for Florida, on H,- 1)' day of Au'3ust, 1915, at 7 30 p m or as soon two ieti tO Contractors Submitting NOTICE OF INTENTIOU thereafter as JO%sibI, 0 which time bona (ide bidS aid return of TO REGISTER interested parties for and against documents in good usable condition itin S n.,s after the opening of FICTITIOUS NAME the pr change In compliance with the laws Of classification will be heard. Said bids gefund for sets in excess Cf two Florida the undersigned will hearing maybe continued from time will be less P500 to Cover cost of regiSter with the Clerk of the Circuit to time until final action is taken by reproduction, on the same basis of Court In Seminole County. Florida. the City Council of the City of Lake return of documents. ponreceiptof Proof of Publication Mary, Florida. Contractors who obtain bid of this Notice, the follo*inq fictitious THIS NOT ICE SHALL BE documents and do not bid tit CADUCEUS GROUP, POSTED in three (3) public places prolect.rnustrelurnslmeatleest 10 under which I am engaged In the witMri the City of Lake Mary, days before the bid date, or pay buSiness of supplying non ptrishabie Florida. and published in the P300 per let to defray cost of medical materials ahd other related Evening Herald, a newspaper of reproduction and handIng, as set tem at the premises located 20$ general circulation in the City of forth above Weeping Elm Lane, The Springs Lake Mary, Florida, one time Subcontractors and others may L.1ngwOod. Forida i7730. ard that least 15 days prior to the aforesaid obt&ncompletebiddocumentsupotl the undersigned is the only person hearing In addition, notice shall be deposit of 515000 which will be interested in said business. refunded, less 575,00 to cover p,)5?ed in area to be considered at Dated at Daytona Beach, Florida. reproduction costs, upon return Of least 15 days ror to the date of ,h 11th da' of June. A.D 1975 dOcuments In good condition within S Public Hearing JOhn Manning days after opening of bids. Parlal DATED: July 16th, 1975 , ' name,to . wit: at STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF VOLUSIA I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 'Y before me, an officer duly qualified to take acknowledgments, personally appeared JOHN MAN NING, to me known to be the person sets to material suppliers will be issued at cost of reproduction. Each bid must beaccornoanied by a certified check or bid bond issued acceptable surety company by for riot test than S per cent Cf the base bid. The successful bidder will Kay Sassman, City Clerk City of Lake Mary. Florida GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE 616 E. Semoran Blvd. Suite ) til: Alimonte pris. Ia 32701 described in an berciuird to:nIthparX: ir"? acknowIe1ged before me that he Lake Mary, FIa executed the same. Publish' July 29, 1975 WITNESS my hand and official DEP.161 payment bond, cacti in the tull amount Of the contract sum. issued a bonding company licensed in Florida To be eligible for consideration. NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bids must comply with the laws of virtue of that certain Writ of Florida, all conditions of the specifications, and must be made on ecution issued out of and under . e seal of the Circuit Court of afacslmiieof the form included with the contract documents. in Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the duplicate, enclosed in an Opaque aforesaid court on the 32nd day of sealed envelope bearing tie name May. AD. 1915. in that certain case and address of the bidder and marked. SEMINOLE JUNIOR entitled. BVA Credit Corp.. INVITATION TO BID COLLEGE PHASE Ill arid delivered Virginia corporation. Plaintiff. Seminole Memorial Hospital will Blondy's Inc • a Florida Corporation riot later than date and hour men accept bids on PVC Pipe and Ac and SEX.. Inc • a Fla. Corp.. tiolSed aboVe. cenories. Specifications can be Defendant, which aforesaid WrIt f Owner reserves the right to reject picked up in the Purchasing Execution was delivered any or all bids or certain portions of to me stipulated in the FORM OF Department Bids will include S1erlff of Seminole County. Florida. a bid FOB point and estimaled delivery and I have levied upon the following PROPOSAL, aVid tO waive any ifl. time. All bid, wIll be addressed to formalities arid tedinicMities in descrIbed property Owned by thC Administrator arid bidding will bidding, and to iceerd thu Job In ttia 8londys, Inc.. a Florida Cot. close 1700 Noon on the 4th day of porationandS EX .lnc, a Florida best interest of the Owner. No bid seal in the County and State last aforesaidttiisllthdayofJune,A.D. 1975. S Brenda J Schmidt; Notary Public State of Florida My Commission Expires November 21. 1971 Publish July 22. 29, Aug 5. 17, 1975 DEP.119 by 'v a as as . a-.- ,, ,,,,, -..' " ' . '' ,,,.._4 ''I'¼ . "i August 1975. ._.--- -' : _- -i - ____________ ' - ______ - :.. ' ' s --- Lu.,rt,sam.jigt ..i , '.4! . ,.__.. I ...' I ._jjJ,_. --- ,t JJJ ' ,. .'. . !;;. I J__r rt" a 1 ;"" I.... 'j -- ____ . ' : r-'', I' - . "- . _________ '--'.. _______ .' _______________ .. ', - . -.. t,.s. r - _i. "- .. . ,,, .4.1 '' 'v A ARMSTRONG YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Altamonte Springs, Florida arid the wife, actior toforeclose a mortgage on the furniture stored at Lossing ''ransfer Defendants following property in Seminole & Storage in Sanford. Florida. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE County, Florida: Additional information available NOTICE OF SUIT PARCEL NO 72' The South $23 from the Civil Division Of the TO DAVID M. ARMSTRONG and fef of the West 'i of the Southwest Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. BARBARA A, ARMSTRONG. his ' of the Northeast '4. Section 6. merit, arid the undersigned Sheriff wife. Address Unknown TownshIp 20 South Range 32 East of Seminole County Flor,da will at YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LesstlseEasti3feetofthe Northl3l 1100AM ontpie201httayof August, that an $ion to foreclose a morfeet for road and sublect to a iS feet A.D 1975, offer for sale and sell to tgage en the following property in easement for brdte path on the tt.e highest bidder, for cash. subjeCt Seminole County Florida East, South and West sides as ',_,,,, '.-. ' - Springfield l2ton roller, 1 Swivel THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL AVERY E. WISDOM amid RENEE Cnalr, 1 Sump Pump a CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE M. WISDOM, his wife. One 1970 0 M C Pick up Vin. No COUNTY. FLORIDA. Defendants. CS13IAZS3.au CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.11$3.CA4O.F SECOND One 197) Ford Pickuup. Vin, No. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. NOTICE OF ACTION FIOYNO2O1II TGAGE ASSOCIATION. etc. TO AVERY E WISDOM and Plaintff, One 1971 Ford Pick up. Vin Plo . - '.- _____ ' ;oanYandalI:xistioielns.attrl. ____ - .-' j ___________ _____ #Z4' (•. .j*i' '."Pr - ri 'b',- " I... - I ,. -?( i"? .r , f" -1v' . '1 " ,,,• . ' - •... 15. UISIV TRUCU . -- , 5 r ' ''.' " ','" 'r,'' I r• -'-'-__ ., 'r,.'- ,,- -' ' I,ii " iIZ_' " ' "l ,', *'34 PARCEL NO 21 and South ',of 'i . PARCEL NO 26 The Wttt4 of the That said sale s being maøe to Northeast ' of Section 6. TownshIp satisfy the terms of laid Writ of 20 South. Range 32 East, Less the Execution NorlhlSl5fectandthieSouth915fee John F Polk also lets the East 33 feet for toad Sheriff il Subject to a 13 feet easement on the Seminole County Flri4a We's? side for bridle path PublIsh July 29 kug S 12 19 1975 DEP 162 AND .,,..' _________ i. I -_. ,,; Z' ____ ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTIONS County Courthouse in Sanford of UNIT 1 as per plat recorded in roty01$ descr.bed pu,' ____________ '1 L:,,. AND , ' _______________________________ Seri'Onoie .iunior College VS. , - ::: Seminole Junior Co lege Mrs. Carolyn Stenstom , - '- 1-.--. Chairman ORANGE. f k a BANK OF EAST 1 Vacuum Urider.Drain Pump on Publish: July 27. 29, Aug. S. 1975 ORANGE a Florida banking cot Wheels 1 Sump Pump 1 Hand Gas DEP 173 poration, Pump. ISSgal, drum with liquid. I Plaintiff, 16' of I" Rubber Hose, 1 Buffalo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ......,,,...._ , -"--' ",:......., . , '.*,.. - . ' a ' ______ _., II ii. . I U Z - - .' as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND All pr perti, taken from the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, defendant's place of business on E. FLORIDA E. Williamson Road. Longwood. CIVIL ACTION No:71. I i3O.CA.U.A .? " ,._. more particularly described [ L_ I L corporation, said property being shall be withdrawn o' a period of 30 days from the opening date located In Seminole County. Florida. Publish: July 21, 29. 30, 1975 DEP 153 ', S orkofh?S,le3I Cjr1 Florida his been filed against yot. and ff U are required to serve copy of yo,'r written defenses thereto if •n,i upon KIRK N KIRKCCNNEL.. Attorr'ey for plaintiff at Post Olfi e Box 13.37 Winter Park Ftcr ii a 37719 and file the or'g nal w 'hi he Clerkof th above styled Cci. I oii or c'-. , before 9*7th day of AWiiit. PARCEL 110 4 The South 44000 I hereby certity that D B otherwise a judgmerl r S y D •ri 's,'.,iL .,. ..,r.. k... leetcf the North 2613 00 feet of East RUCKER PLUMBING. INC was on tered against you to" 'he relief John Ha of E.astaboga, Alabama, above, si1l attempt to break 'tof the Northeast ' of Section 6. the 19TH diiy of JANUARY, 1973. demanded n the Covnu ,a,rit herein Township 70 South, Range 32 East. incorporated under the laws of the theworldspeed record for trailer-trucks Aug. 9, at the Alabama WITNESS my haivi and wal of Less the East 661 00 feet Subject to State of Florida. with its principal said Court, thi% 3rd di of July 1975 i1 • *n 100 In'e ma*10na I '"dwa 'at Tallade ) ga. ns ascrage 6600 foot easement on the East place of business at GENuVA (Seal) mph around the 2.66mlle high-banked super speedway with his and NorTh sides for Road arid sub (SEMINOLE) Florida Arthur H (jikwith. Jr j'ct to a 15 00 foot easement on tne 18-wheel, 40-loot long, 25,000 pound Keuworth Diesel rig i further certify that the above Clerk of the Circus Court South ar,d West sides for drainage corporation filed in this office' on the By: Joy Stoke's and brdIe ath 73RD day of JULY. 1975. Notice Of Deputy Clerk Intent to Volun an y 0 tsolv under Publish July I. IS. 32. 79. 1973 APD I Section 601 27. Florida Statutes D1 P 11 GIVEN under my hand and the • PARCEL NO $ TheSovtls3)Ofeet Gre,a?SealoftheStateofFlorida,at Cf the North 1953 feet less the East Tallahassee. the Capital. this th.' FICTITIOUS NAME ••I I 660 feet of the' East 'i of the flair Notice 5 hereby given that I 73RD day Cf JULY. 1975 engaged in business at $03 E 751h • lheat 's. Section 6. Township 20 (SEAL) • South,Rarige37East,subjec?toa IS St..Sanford,32771.Senu,noleCounty Bruce A Smathers (4 U fftteasementonwestlldelorbridle SECRETARY OF STATE flITTh Tinjall '.151111 111R511 lIntIsIc path PubliSh July 29. 197$ A BABY'S WORLD, and that I in .414 tend ta register sad name with lb': DEP 16) I Zt '" 1 :'.. _j_._ ,' .' ._.-. . b... ' .4.,:' , -A,'Y's," . . 4'L 1, •'' '-' ' .''t. ,",' ' -. '. .. ' ' SEEKS RECORD a W am 4 .4 N r'-;I-L:J'r- Se-,:4.Iir. I described as a parcel of land ap Orlando;andmaybeobtainedfrom proximately 250' lying along the offices of Gutmann Dragesh Palmetto Stireet and approximately Associates Architects Planners, .y. I PrIIn I-Iridc Deputy Clerk ub th. Ju . ('IEP ' SCOTCH "ITS8AND IT'SGREAT' j ..puuy - $ 319 . 3195 449 • 49.95 31715 ft1 4595 r :- '-_. Winds' Coach 3001 . 507*1 STANLEY CANADIAN.... 399 •,. 4115 onuo GINRLJM.VI3OKA 01. ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 5.19 ' 6588 JACQUIN SIDE GIN MR. ED KENTUCKY BLEND 3.69 . 41.95 CERTIFIED 90 PROOF GIN 8YEARB6° SUNRISE, 4 TOM SIMS .- jfl&4a5Iflh,,1, ______________________ KY BLEND ANNE _____ Gibron New - UT. 86.8° CANADIAN PREMIUM5.99 SIUI 68.95 90° GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE, 3.59 .. 41.88 WISER 15 YR. CINADIAN BOND 8 991d,.99.5O MR. ED KY. GIN 3 lO 40.95 UT. CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR NIl 3 15 61.95 ABC VOOKA.61t4 ' 3it15 1O' 41.95 UT. BROOKFORD 10 YR. BLEND 5.29. 59.15 JACQUIN ROYALE VODKA 3.99 ,. 45,95 CANADIAN SUNSET Ziauj,. .4.49 imtu STANLEY KY. VODKA 3.59 4095 LEWIS h1661 CERTIFIED ABC 8 YEAR 94 PROOF GIN CALIF. BRANDY IMP SCOIC 6 YEAR 35% LONDON TOWER (1LDSTANLEY ITSSANDIT'SGREAT IMP. TEQUILA PUIIIO RICO S uNtil 2307 ,.,..._ $ juan,ona1s*i,s iAL1 Il!tI'J14i:LI.]L: • 7f7'!1 ___ 4.29 QUA1T699ssj., - - 1 Legal Notice tP,atBeniaminFCanlyjr.orEvetyn 0 Canty the holder of the following cerlilicates has filed said cer tuficates or a tax deed to be liued thereon. The certificate nwr.bers - L Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION _______ ' J -- 83 7f CASE COO,) SAT LUGW1TNC0UP -i!" _____________________________________________ - SCOTCH G0Oo1 AUG IWITHCOIJPOS - -r --' ____ I 6000THU*SJUIT3IW1TI4COUPQN1 01'. CERTIFIED 8RANDY'"5.49,.1 61.95 01. ROYAL CASTLE 86.8° . . 3 •11 61.95 14.95 QT. ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. 86° 6.49 WATERFILI. & FRAZIER 12 YR. 6.49 14.95 UT. BU[LOCK•LAOE ... 5.49 . 61.95 UT. MR. ED. 4 YR. KY. BRB. . 01. 8 YR. 86° 010 STANLEY 5.49 . 61.95 01. CERTIFIED SCOTCH . . . 5.99 . 69.95 I4 56.95 QUART PLACE GREEN . . . 5.49 CERTIFIED 6 YEAR KY. BRB.. 3 61.95 19.50 SANDY MACDONALD 86.8° 3 1455.95 IMP. FRENCH BRAYU. . 6.99 44,95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH. . . 4.99 8 YR. OLD REPEATER KY. BRB 399 51.95 68.95 86.8 OTS. DEVONSHIRE. . , 5.99 ..aa, 65.88 UT. 10 YR. SIL.A3 HOWE .. 5.99 RUM "' - MART1NI.QAIQUIAI II1'11z.1fT4'..1:{.1L1:-' CERTIFIED 3$, 95 L: - - 30-OZ. STOCK HEUBLEIN COCKTAILS1 LIEBFRAUMILCH 39 IMP GERMAN COLD DUCK 1.79 0$ IJ$ W1J5 [TEEN LABEL 1.69 VERMOUTH 1.79 111111 _________________ -- SIN --___ 4flT7TN$ifl$ IMP. MUSCATEL BOND 6 RISAU QI C*$lOI '1 • - ABC PORT-SHERRY SCOTCH PIPPI*INIgAPPS 00MM "" .. (Continued From Page 1-B) They shot the scene three or four times, then they all changed costumes. Miss Clark came out again, this time in the Olympic .unIform. Now the scene was the '32 Olympics, at the Coliseum. They were only shooting the tops of the hurdles, so it didn't matter that the background was the same, On the screen, you'll just see the girls hurdling. They didn't rent the Coliseum, which still stands just as it did in '32, because, the producers say, time men who run the Coliseum asked "unreasonable" rates to use it. Mrs. Newhouse reminisced about Babe. She said that, In the high jwiip event in the '32 Olympics, there had been a jump-off. Babe was disqualified for a violation of form, and Jean Shiley, as she was known then, was the winner. "Babe was very angry," Mrs. Newhouse said. "She was not a good loser. She had total cc;.fidence in her ability, "In those days, it wasn't considered ladylike for a girl to be an athlete. My folks would have much preferred It If I had won a cooking contest, instead of an Olympic title. And dating boys was hard the buys thought a girl who was an athlete was different." Again, they shot the scene a few times. When it was finally finished, Susan Clark came over to the bleachers and sank down. She kept swinging and stretching her legs, to keep them from Lightening up. For an essentially nonathidtic person, playing an athlete has been tough. "Three hours a day, five days a week, for six weeks," she said. "That's how long I've spent at the track, working out. And, for all that time, when I finished at the track, I went to the golf driving range." She had to learn to play golf from scratch because after Babe Didrikson finished her track career, she became a top golf pro. "I never played golf at all," Susan said. "I had danced and skated and skiled and water-sIdled and rode hot seback, that's all. No running. No golf. 14 "I hate running, but I think I'll continue to do it now ever)' other day.- because I feel terrific. But I really like golf. Golf Is great. It's relaxing. And it's nice to have a sport you can do anywhere in the world. '1 had a Berlitz-like course in golf - 'O lessons. Before that, I didn't even know how to hold a club." It's been a brutal time for the actress, She says she has lost nine pounds and changed her shape. And she has been injured. "I hurt my leg." she says. "I was doing some publicity shots over the high hurdles and I crashed. I fell and I sprained my ankle and gave my knee a nice goose egg. That's when I realized there was more to this part than guts. Then later I got shin splints from running on the gravel. "But I'm in great shape now. Now I can run a mile without and I used to hate all forms of thinking I'm going to die exercise. "One strange thing is that now I can't eat meat. I just don't like the taste any more. I only eat vegetables and fruit and dark bread. When I finish the role and stop all this exercising, I don't know. I may go back to being a regular person again." There was never any doubt in the producers' minds that Susan was the girl they wanted. There Is a strong facial resemblance between Babe and Susan, although Susan is prettier. "I'd heard about this role for two years," Susan says. "But I wasn't counting on it. Then I rad the script and the deal was made and then I got ecIted. I said to myself that If I can pull this off, It'll be terrific for me." Apparently, she's pulling It off. GUCKENHEIMER BUTLER CSIM( 01 NIUVPtt CNlW( II Cli j :' 26; 73. Quits Dolphins MIAMI (AP) - Veteran guard and center fry Goode Is resigning from the Miami Dolphins after 12 years the National Football League, Coach Don Shula says. i'fte' tailing to report for the first week of the Dolphins' summer camp, Goode called Shula from his home in St. Louis, where he owns a sporting goods store, NEW YORK (AP) - The American Horse Show Association has suspended Denver rider Wilson Dennehy for 90 days retroactive to July 16. The action was announced by Richard E. McDevitt, President of the AHSA. The suspension, following a year-long battle In the courts of Colorado and New York, was for the Illegal use of an electrical device while schooling his mount, Orpheus, during a meet June 20, 1974 at Denver. BLOODY MARY-DAIQUIRI 99 NATIONAL LEAGUE Goode Show Rider Suspended FULL QUART COCKTAIL MIXERS BATTINr, 250 at bats)Madiock. CM. .359; T.Simmcns. $11, 337; Sançuilien. Pgh. 3.15; Morgan. Cm. 331, D.Parker. Pgh, .330. RUNS-Cash. Phi. 77; p,fo. gin. (In. 70; Lopes, LA. 70; Pow. Cm. 67. Murc,r, SF. 61. the All-Star game and three more during the playoffs to highlight a season that saw league marks established and seven others tied, The league's Most Valuable Player In the playoffs took over the all4ime lead in free throw percentage with .887; his eight other records were in the steals category. Receive S4PROOFGIN LONG BRANCH LONDON TOWER KY. BOURBON JACKSONVILLE (AP) - The Jacksonville Expresa has made enough cuts to put Its team at the World Football League's limit of 38 players for next Saturday's regular-season opener at Memphis. The Express released quarterback Eddie Mhan, who played with the Jacksonville arks last year; rookie defensive tackle Dan Spivey of Georgia; rookie running back Andy Andrade of Northern Michigan, and rookie wide receiver Danny Kimble of North Alabama. Wide receiver Stan Davis. a three-year pro veteran, was ut on injured reserve status, and eight-year veteran running back Ron Lamb retired to devote full time to duties as assistant coach with the Express. Tuesday,JuIy2t17S-3B ngH,ld,Sard Ft. Legal Notice Susan Clark Plays 'Babe' Express TrIms Rosier NEW YORK (AP) - Rick Barry set nine National Basketball Association titles last season while leading the Golden State Warriors to a league championship, the NBA announced Tuesday. IN BRIEF LEAGUE BATTING (230 at bats)Carew. Mm, 376; Hrroye, T'x, 333; Lynn. Bin. .329; Munson, NY. .3)3; WashIngton, Oak, .30* RUNS-LytIn. Bin. 69; RIce. Bin. 61; Yitrie,nski, Bin. 44; Carew, Mm, 66; R.Jackson. Oak. 13 RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn, Bin. 15; R.Jacki.on, Oak. 73; L.Mdy. Bat. 71; Rice, Bin. 71; G.Scott. MIt. 67. H I T 5-Carew. Mm, 132; Washlnqtcx'i. Oak. 119; Munson. NY, 116, MCR&e, KC. 116; G Pret?. XC. 111 DOUBLES-McRae. XC. 2$; Lyrw. Bin. 26; R.Jackion. Oak 21; RIce. Bin. 23; Rudi. Oak. --'-----.:----..--. U--- STANLEY Amirican Leapue - ........ - _t _r_' - ,_ �Evening herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Juty s, ins—.e __ _____ , 4 41111111111 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Business Mirror Tuesday, July 29, 17S-5B Solar Hot Water I I Economy Snows H E. I $595 I I CHOSEN BY FIVE MAJOR A. RESIDENTIALDEVELOPMENTS N:'f,7IJ A D O NCE M O RE! i I S igns `6 0 Lie FL I H JOHN Ct'NNIFF Univer sa l families would have to work sax AR Busltess Analyst months in order to pay for a new autnmobile that might NEW YORK I APi - The breakdn in three years. At recessionbeing declared over present prices, many families by numerous private and cannot even dream of owning a V Sanford's Be ford Open Tuesday th?ohStY ugaurda A i' t,.,*' 'Gift Shop *Fertilizers 'Nelson Fla. Roses BlPool Chemicals *BAC & MC There are statistics (p - liii fl ..., • • ••1J I I f 11 N 3 00 MONDAY SAT. HOT DAILY SPECIALS MEAL SIZED SANOWICrICS YOU, FAVORITE SEER OR WII( MICHELOB ON THE TAP. 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States President Peter Elliott, condensation from forming on with many sizes and models to LP Products uses the best white "it Is the best sealing corn the ceiling, and thereby stops choose from, with a special roof coating on the market pound we have ever found, and mildew and fungus growth on factory discount. today. This Coating reflects we use it extensively on our the ceiling. The insulation It's presldnt, Peter Elliott, heat, stops leaks and keeps the lobs." reduces room temperatures by, would be pleased to talk with inside of the home up to 15 as much as 15.70 degrees and you about your mobile home degrees cooler. Two coats, not LP Products has received keeps the room quiet, service needs, and give you an one are applied many calls from mobile home LP Products sells and -or estimate at no cost or All roof coating lobs are owners, concerned with the installs all aluminum window obligation. guaranteed in writing by the recent Florida tie down laws. awnings manufactured by Nu LP Products Is registered company. Should a leak occur. LP Products Installs anchoring Vue. These awnings are with the Orlando Better a prompt and courteous service systems to meet the state code available In 25 decor colors and Business Bureau. LP Products call will be made without and to satisfy insurance are fully adjustable from open phone is manned 21 hours aday, charge. For those who wish to company requirements Let us to closed positions. These 7 days a week. Call anytime, repair their own leaks LP dive you 11 quote on an entire awnings are currently offered 831-0600 - ADV. Senkarik WITH THAT STUFF THAT GOES ON WINDOWS I $1,69 16 " 1 1 e89 it / $ —. -.114 For repairs, sers Ice and improvement on your mobile home, ('all awing, step, skirting and coatings. SIlO Yearly or $11 Per Month den Berg. Gay S. Burke, PA, at Post Of Ice Box 793, Orlando. Post O ffice Box 753. Orlando, Flnrda 12*07. arid flI tnt. original Florida 37107. arid file the Orignal — STEPPING STONES sioo Y.rIy or $20 Per Month tgaQeOnthIi following real p proven in Seminole County. Florida; , if any, to it an van Maple Desk Porch Swing 2 Matched Wing Back Chairs 5 Popular Colors 1• Defendants wri??en d f n Sr. IL')I ','dhere your friends are - Henry & Carol Barron Owners NOTICE OFSUIT NAPOLEON McCORMICK III TO POBLiY RAY DBERRY written defenses. of any, to of on van den Berg. Gay & Burke. PA, at ivict €0tje41V_ Simulated Petrified Wood -----__w QUALITY FABRICS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ATSANFORDSSINGERAPPROVED DEALER. •..Picturrdabovefs pretty MaryODay store manager --• ______ Family 01 10 " - are reguirea to serve a copy 04 your are required to serve a copy of your rrr nuri a IUAWU FCCIJ 3 1' ' N U,RSING — __________ .. •,0•• / . UuItlflt ?Iivr 1 - a PATIO STONE .. — _•& . New things are happening at Singer, the worlds favorite touch a button and sew in and vacuum cleaners In ad Sanford's Singer Approved brand, symbolizes sewing stantly. The Athena 2000 dition, she does a beautiful lob Dealer, First of all, the Singer machine leadership since iSSl, features the free (open arm) at custom dressmaking in g Dealership has a new location Singer makes a broa d range of Instead of the standard flat bed cludina designing an in the Sanford Plaza. This new machines for every purse and The open arm makes sewing alterations Her enjoyment in store enables them to make every purpose. Singer sewing curves and armholes a breeze. doing this shows in her work, better use of floor space, machines have the highest The Athena 2000 is so good it's She designs and creates for therefore allowing more items resale value. so your cost is guaranteed for life! Right now both men and women, boys and to be on hand. The second brought down even more. Singer is having a close out on girls, and especially enjoys surprise Is the additIon of Model for model, Singer sewing many machines and cabinets, If making school uniforms beautiful Singer fabrics. Singer machines cost less to own than you shop now you can save as For those of you who don't fabrics, like their sewing any other brand Singer quality, much as one third and still ha ve know how to sew but wish to machines, are known for their Singer design. Singer in. a full-warranty, learn, Mary will be holding quality and for being ahead of novation and Singer service In addition to Singer sewing classes right after the times. A full line of fabrics mak es the difference, Singer machines, Singer Approved sch ool starts Registration is will be in stock for your back.to machines carry a lifetime Dealer carries Singer vacuum limited too per class, so be surc school sewing. written guarantee of the sewing cleaners, sewing baskets, to call and register now Phone Sanford's Singer Approved head against manufacturing custom ordered buttons and 3236861 Dealer is owned by Mr . J.B. defects. belts, cutting boards, children's Singer is now carrying a full Powell and is managed by Mary is excited over Singers toy sewing machines, scissors, line of supplies for left handed Mary O'Day Mary does all the all new Athena 7000 The first used sewing machines and sewers Remember "Singer repair work on sewing electronic home sewing many other no tions to help you taught t he w or ld to sew" Stop machines, and is the only machine In the world, produce a professional looking by and see Mary at Sanford's factory trained repair woman Programmed by a solid state Garment Singer Approved Dealershp in the southeastern United "brain". - • no bigger than a Mary will repair all makes and start off your Fall with the States. thimble. Select your stitch and models of sewing macc hines nes r - ht look! ' Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Eli ne RiChard. as Deputy Clerk Publish- July 29, 197S Lot 7ó and the North 3Sfeetof Lot lot 6 MAGNOLIA HILL, ac fl,MILTOPI PARK, according lothe cording to the Pht tPr,i as 01*1 thereof asre'cordedin Pta? Book recorded In Plat aook IS. Page 12, 17. Pjge 17 , Public Reccvds of PublicRecords of Seminole County. Seminole C ounty, Flor ida, Florida has beon filed against you and you has been filed againSt you and you 37134Uor)23.7710 )h,sn,. Za - -- V vs. an - __ A - •' - 373.063 j— -----...--- NAPOLEON McCORMICK III and BOBBY RAY DCBERRY and McCORMICK. h S wife. LORETTA DeBERRY, his wife, that action to fortctose a mor fgegeon the following real property In Seminole County, Florida: J' FOR QUOTES CALL BETTY SMITH 1 f WITNESS my hand and se& at Property herein dncrlbe. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mw Ad • Annuals .Vegetable Plants Sorry CtosedSat 24 Hour Nursing Care For 1 Florida Ave Osteen, Fl 322 544) Green Fees Holes 2.25 All Day or Ii Holes 3.50 * MONDAY SPECIAL 9 Holes l.SO* Memberships Now Available Initiation F.e s so PESIDENCE- UNKNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All partIes claiming interests by, /.II arIie3 claiming interests by, through, finder or gainst t hrDUgh.uflderor NAPOLE ON OR Cx 1I PAY NBERRY and LORETTA IiaDONNA McCORMICIC, hiS wilt, DeBERRY, his *ife. and to all 'to all Parties hviryrclaiming parties having or cIaimng to have o rave any right. title or Interest in any right, title or interest in the real OpenFri.Da94il y . 919£. 2nd St. m Defendants Pool New 6 Used Furniture— GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB NOTICE OFSUIT 40 • Seeds • Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Out Patient Therapy RESTAURANT AND CATERING LUNCH UL.4tU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: 71-I IES-CA-09.D CASSELBERY GARDENS. INC. a Florida corporation, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVI. ACT ION NO. 75.Im.CA49-D CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-13fl.CA49.o FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR- CARONDELET SAVINGS AND IGAGE ASSOCIATION. LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff Plaintiff, the real property herein descrlbd. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED s-. -. \ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO 1 IlL III Ph. 323-7990 2556 Sanford Ave. '. -,il1 ff ff IA) V1 1Ui1jI • Fertilizers 232 S. HIGHWAY l7.fl APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE for All prrsr a re hereby rWied rights of a% ExecLooir of and of Seaboard C,3&st:ine Railroad At liftl%t a?r as Completed the , ninistratiomlNefed and ha%filtdid in• public sale. "id Court his finai report and so- bidder. for Cash of 11:00 a phcatsonfor dsctarge Objections O'clock. on the 12th day of August, 1975, at the West Front Door of the tpç4, if am should be duly After filing proof of publication Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. showing this notice has b S James R. Reiter As tr estate Putl,th July 29. A u g 5. 17. 19, 1P75 DEP I" Ifl J 1111ANKAMERICA11110 • Pet Supplies r •" estate will come before the court W U 6U4 I S5 MASTER CHARGE ETHEL DART NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND : la Book 7 Page :; Public Records approval of said report and ordering of distributiOn of Said Lull i 1111 ______ __ __________ __ ___________ ____ __ ___JUNCTION Tac Horse & Rider WESTERN STORE NoeM In Long ' llthSt.& SanfordAve. this Court on the 25th day of July. `AUTO SERVICE -7 DAYS A WEEK 16-24 Year Olds SR22's Filed EZ Payments Private Patients Lot publishied once a week for four Repairs Mob e Homes Sew IlL SADDLES -GUN BELTS HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS-JEWELRY BELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS , '_ consecutive we.ks. the matter of •t •"t I 1:00 S:34 p.m. Monday Delivitrits Garden Legal Notice y, Florida (Jan iiIUI" [flh1 L Products nlnr Open 7 Days AWeek Se M irliole CUSTOM CATERING TO FIT ANYONE'S BUDGET. DINING clecvased 1A Sew AUTO I INSURANCE 1 LOW RATES Re 8 b U ROOM AVAILABLE IN IVENINOS SEATS IS" PEOPLE County, FlOvlcj , to wit 6. FIRST ADDITION TO CASSEL BERRY. Florida, ic cordi ng to plat thereof recorded In AA \ '. LP Your Complete One -Stop Ga rden Cen ter" ICATERING CASE NO 1435 ESTATE Of FOA E16--CARSPECIA LISTS Ag" Wah - COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ,Nfedian family income that indeed iridicate the economy's is. the midpoint of all incomes momentum is beginning to pick —was I1ZMD for 74 up Output rising. Inventories which means that, adjusted for have been worked off, some price increases, ft was down 4 retail sates are beginning to per cent from 1973. rise. These are a few. County. Florida s4er IP* f.Ctitj% name Cot S&SSAHOBLASTING. and oecte sa na me w-th the Citrik of ?he circuit cou rt , vs Seminole County, MILLER DEVELOPERS. INC., a. cordance with thC p'ovrso'n Of the Florida cnrporatior, F ,CtitiOtji P4rn StaIjtej, TQ Wit Deftndint 3.eclio 56.509 Florida 5tatut 1951 NOTICE OF SALE 5- Jan At6 Sltffey NOTICE is hereby given Publlth July 72, c, Aug S. 13. 1975 that pur5unt to IPIC Final DEP i, Judgmeofoicrec ,.n?eredn this CM#. pending In the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court In and for Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDIC$ALCI. Florida. Civil Action No. 75116$-CA 09 Dthetgned Cl,rk 'Ill SEMINOLE ' the following dCScri,d real FLORIDA 'Op,?'ty lying and being Situatein PROBATE DIVISION _ . Singer Approved Dealer VIk' with evening appo intments on Thursday. 323-2650 Jew je wtil, Mabe l (sitting) BJ to 24.3 million. or 12 per cent of people. Lake Rd. Apogka 37707. Seminole l era d 202 S. Park Avo. 2ol2;I!Ave. Sorneshere aong the line a good many of the nation's The erce Departmt leaders seem to ave forgotten annou nced that e7 statistics million Americans were added numbers but really they areq t the n:tvns list (if p)Ot Jt laiman beings. They aren't r the total olpoor averages or indicators, but .c' c' s Q , ven treat i air "a ged in bus,ness at i60 S Bear e I LL u"N&O LJCIUW labor force, put the figure at closer to 11 per cent. FICTITIOUSNAME H r d epa i I, long term dropouts from the opinions. Legal Notice Pr — rate was 8.9 per cent of the economists and politicianss who civilian labor force Some peruse their fa vorite sets of priva te ana lysts, who incl ude statistics and Issue their Interest rates are rising, and Continued over a period of that includes rates on home weeks and months, such figures mortgages. Prices are rising, are accurate indicators of th especially for food All economy's direction It can't predictions include more price very well be denied that if increases and Oft) a slow economic activity is picking up reduction of unemployment, then we are coming out of At present prices, many recession. Aids, Inc fi government economists who new rapidl% are turning their at. o;:rtbenthatd4 . y confidently declare is the coming recovery. mericans sometimes ask if they are living in the same .Nleanwhile, the latest jobless world as the bankers and the entire population. 831 9721 so' ii (flhJJ1} i1 • I Msafqntionsbyphone i'J r')11isjLpI'xs14'1à1 _i O rr N 1 fl •'. 'I 4 r ,i), ¶A' and home... lot a J �- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, July 29, 1975-4B _____ U Dsl.. 2 Aflctt,' I'°" t ______ DOWN 2 St 34 PIIa;t ' l G I' Conjunction Betian o't et.' bat Welles '4 Alt,ivium 25 Wkl os of r'" ' Celebes 3r 35 Most peculiar 4 CPemcaI 36 1gm tvown Compound 37 SmboI S Got s name 39 Takes fooi 6 Famsh 4P F.' I ........... '. ........ c . .i' .' _____ ___ .U' SI Dower r, t L...1 I ______ u r.•.. 56 SOuth Afic i tA A 0 ',t 40Obliterate 41 Billiard shot 42 Ship * mast 43 Nimbus 44 G't'r' Al' QOd 36 Dusor:i' 47 OutS'd (COflb (,VV1 torm 27 Athance force 28 Nuisance .55 Mernt'er" tees 29 CrMts I" ' 1-11 6:10 (2) Jul ..... . 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) New s (9) Bozo's Big Top (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (35) American T'lfl 101 Am iu 111.11 lll Jill.. JiM _ M . an 1AM I HMM JJIIIJ JJiII Movie Movie (9) Eyewitness (24) Firing Line TONIGHT 'S Tomorrow All (9) w Children (44) Variety Ns Ryan's Hope (24) The Thin Edge (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our LIves (6) As The World Turns let's Make A (9) Live (24) Lillas Yoga _________________________ I New Zealand SEEK & FIND __ SH00SKY11TR0N'1iTSU(;lL'A TRA UCAREUDNAIS E I A D 1 0 H Z E I W K N LI H N Z M S A HLTASMANSEAOOCPUAON E P it C I F I C A l Q S S R A I F I H RKORHCOOKLULAUDYCRE L IF I T A J E IN N I IF E R If D A A A N1 Noon The 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid (24) Special 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (33) My Favorite a Sundoj ___________ eW image and all . His fresh, bright, young and Newman, and Jack 1,emMon actions of an elderly neighbor, comn1lercial. guest-star. aggressive writers pounded out plays on their typewriters, Many - actors and directors a.s well as wirters went on to greater stardom, some superstardom, What made those days exciting for TV was made their first Imprints in those live TV dramas, What a training ground! These live performances served TV so well in its early rough times, not why couldn't real, live on a drama return tape whom they think is destitute 13.11 CBS. BARNAHY JONES and forced to eat pet food. They "Doomed Alibi" Rerun Good Invite the neighbor for dinner dual role performance by are stunned when the guest 'Monte He Is a disc arrives with her own meal. jockey who Loks very much 81:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS like a fading Western star. The "Richie's Flipside" Rerun' disc jockey sets the look-alike the regular basis? Why not give the Richie thrill of overcoming gro%%ing pains. There was a - audience of this generation Rentals -.-----.- _____________________________ . IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' 30-Apartments Unfurnished becomes "now" Western star up for aframeina person. He' s picked a run as a inurder. but doesn' t fool Bar- a f'• - - _______________ . 'I -- -- - One And two bedroom .,partmenls 3 room turn apt. Bedroom is air conditioned 1,1100 mo ill E Ith $I • For HOROSCOPE DIDDLE DAY CARE 123 56910 Child In 1951 j 1 I .1 W L G N KMO tiNT COO KM WORLD Care for Infants to age 2 only 25th St 372 6845 9--Good Thin ______ lOt E Miles west of S,snford E.ery Wed & 5,1t Wednesday, July 30, 1975 work your own hours. Earn income as an AVON Reç tttv Call 644 3079 tr in this listing for only 1.3 This is an Needed, Auto Mectsanic National Auto Sales MOUNT COOK STEWART ISLAN TASMAN SEA WELLINGTON When you do, keep It cool. . DEAR DR. LAMB I read LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Travel your column on how tobacco will make you nervous later, could be harmful to Dr. Lamb enjoyed an ac- nonsmokers. You suggested tive day on the road. Plan to that those Interested In stopping Nick it in early. smoking in public places should X. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If write their congressman. There you're called upon to help a is an organization called Action I iI By LAWRENCE friend financially, It without on Smoking and Health that is advertising later. He or she trying to get legislation passed to prevent smoking in public comply with the Civil also used for cells that are places. Perhaps your readers Aeronautics Board reg'ilations "suspicious" looking but not OINUAL CINEMA CORP to provide separate non- definitely cancer. Unless IBARGAINMATSiVERYDATI would be inter ested In ft. smoking areas. An airline in cells progress to something I 'TIL2:30P.M.-$1.25 I DEAR READER Thank The violation of the regulatianz is more definite, these changes you for pour Action on Smoking and Health subject to stiff penalties. If you warrant only more close ob. tASH) organization serves , want more information on this servatlori for any possible S and a small form you can changes that might deveiop. very useful Function. BASEDOW THE ASH has presented a legal with you when you travel, you Class IV refers to cells of the U*TION'S$ESTSELLER. th ca rcinoma insitu type. This Is a e Petltln to ban smoking Ir can get It by writing to 2: '10 4:55 Action on Smoking and Health, low grade of cancer, like medical care facilities to 7:20 9: 40 provide areas for both 2000 H St. N.W., Washington, skin cancer, that does not in. vade the cervix or deeper recreation and work ror ri- D.C. 20006. MAY 91 700 lilliffmSE I)EAF( DR. LAMB I had a structures. Some believe It may roe YOUNGfICHILDPW smokers, so they can avoid harmful effects of second-hand Pap smear, and the results progress to Invasive cancer of came back Class I. Could you the cervix. smoke, ASH also offers to help explain toine what that means? ('lass V means the cells are nonsmokers file complaints You doctors always want us to typical of inva!Ive cancer. aiainst airllie.s that fail , come in for en u,mnIrst1c'n Now, I'd Izi,e to 1111111 out h€ tcn yu don't teit us anything. Pap smear only tells about the 1 A"ILL DEAR READER Class I cells that are studied. That 'iCvu uM7t•S*If9 iA?a(5 relax, your cells were usually means the status of the perfectly normal. cervix and vaginal area. I i L APPLE HELD The cells that are studied Cancer of the endoinetriutu of Onn' k ui IiiØi DUMPLING OVER under a microscope from a Pap the uterus (lining) may develop 1 111111 "? 0 111H )GAP4G smear are classified according without any evidence on a UWOER I? MUST ' 2: 30 L witH P.5OLHT to their appearance, A Claes If standard Pap smear. They are UIYt.iU' means the cells are nonnal but detected by procedures that __ TstA71( completely typical. enable the doctor to collect cells I The WILD $45 Class III meatis the cells from Inside the uterus. This is show some changes which one purpose of a dilltntIon and McCUILO doctors call dysplasia. These curretage U) & C). Macon County We cells but are not Send your questions to Dr. __i-J strictly normal. This class Is Lamb, in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box I53, The Kir Iftsana.Pu in Ita'iIo City Sta tion, New York, NY 30019. For information or, Hfl sprays bead 5O cents and ti long, WAY I self-addressed stamped enit" # J WITH PARENT 01 velope and ask for The Heal th - do wedmsday's - suggestion. JA W L1! 4 It ~ i 1 . 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES rm lt-%~ FROM 135 models on displa y. L IRECTIONS O,Ii'4o TIb. 50 411 2 po 1505 W. 25th St. cAfJflDfl , Experienced radiator repairman 131001$ MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8% VAS0 DOWN - FHA - LOW DOWN M 2nd and l'r "May Each 41 c,,? Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Area;, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And $ •• For Yourse lf. BINGO I very Mon & '.i' cAt c RY I 1 ° $ 1 tY not 29, _____________ Conpe!ed*rs*r R c gular %Ai ci ci"qui" ,,ohed 3p Value lic, 0 1 GOOD ALL DAY lei IF) Rood - - - ' 'a t!,.4t'ikj P/fl'vfI I di ncr;. corner lot. Price Only 00 with terms. REALTOR 7201S French Ave., .321 0041 12 LAO Sten stro M re Realty. MARY- New extra well built pdroorn. 1 bath, carpeted ement home. Price, 577.500 is T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS LEFT kEE(V, ASSN Al '.tfl 1.2 Bdrm. flusnCSSMtt nq j Furnished 323.8670 I Daily l(lo-.1'(1 V.1 -7 . ~ -1 I, a "0 kHwy. 17.92S Unfurnished nford y If your club or or ganiz 4-int 323-U70 on *ould like to be Included in this listing call: q GOT A MINUTE? Let me tell you about this beautiful 7 story home with large living room, and fireplace New, w w carpeting throughout, Large lot, close to shopping Full price Is Only $41.500. 'cause this lovely 7 bedroom, )!bath condominium is lust across the street from grocery store. Completely carpeted, refrigerator and it's really beautiful. And Only Moving? Why Not Live . CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 ' I ufl FRIED CHICKEN Sugar Cane Workers ',PEPdO*ILY tlL,M tll$,37P.M,-'i'Pl, 6 SAT. TI 10:30 P.M. frr.h A'- :Hi wy :y ': San4ord FRAJPED N eeded In Belle Glade, Fl. iii . ' Finest us. -- - cane cutters are ML TIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322' 11 19195 French _____ BRCICELE E DIE STARTS WED., RD "MAN EATER" -- Letter, No, 3-4, Aerosol - -.-. rtable 2 bedroom home with 7 a; rtments $29,000 Your MLS Agency the third week in August. ,t Minimum pay Is 2.60 per hour. Z_ iw Contact the _ ANTIQUES I Piece or Hoosefuil CASH In 437$ Want ed to buy used office furniture. TAFFER REALTY large beautiful riverfront lot with dock. Option to rent lot at US mo. 3495720 after S or all wk end. nOte, beautiful and lonel keep me company in a ibeamed living room 2 Acres e-g Real Estate Broker 377 1301. 40 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 VARY 3 OR. 7 baths. family ru with FP, formal dining, rec u, pool, central heat-air; eted $15,750. 373.1587 11, bath. FHA $750 down. tiling, Appliances. Heat-Air. by BLilder 1720901 Cr $31. LOT- over looking Lake Crystal, 16,500, Harold Hall Realty -Z - 373 211W.2Sth '- Sanford Auct-i on - . SEMINOLE CO. Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear, flowing stream, horses o.k. Terry Realty, 6210711. :entral Heat & A i r Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372. 1771. AIR CONDITIONING, REF P lC,E RATION, DUCT I Steve stall P,',aycje'eri talown on Call for •ree C'Stir 679 or ccl 734 3096 Land Clearing Garden spot, pasture, bar modern IUR. 2 bath horn Idyilv,iIc1. Sanford 171.50 _ 'w"" Drapery & Upholstery Business, real estate Included. $36,000 CARRICK REALTY, REALTOR, 4,47 35)0 — - 1967 Galaxle 300 I cylinder. auto - trans excellent condition 1500 - - - - 5 POINTS CHICO & THE MAN NEED A GOOD See CHICO & THE MAN Want a car, ItO down and onl $40 per Me') See CHICO & THE MAN Want to tell your car, we pay off the balance' See CHICO &THE MAN Wart to trade clown' We pay your balance & give you a car See CHICO S THE MAN Now Want to trade an,Thr,g of your for a car' See CHICO & THE MAN 50—Mscellaneous for Sale Xitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, ins'allatuon available Duct CabeIl 322 $037 anytime by. 3733913. (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Pine 377 3742 Yd; blue shag carp It? STAN'S HWY 64 FLEA MARKET Saturday 6. Sunday Drafthig 1121 3114554n1.cd Ave ,Sa**r4, Ft 3111 Call Per aps'.i,,tffi.11t at year Ceavewler HomI 323 5tH Otfic. )fl.liSi DOUBLE PHOTO P.O. Box 4)10 Winter Park, Fla. 37793 100 pcI satisfaction Pkothgrqby MEMO d6~ SEAMAN, PHOTOGRAPHY -. Electric 1. 5'.,"charc,ii Drafting & Designing Pilo ,ob too small 'ree estimates Call 1 77% 3.857 Weddings. Carxlids, Commercial, Aerial, Portraits. AdvertisIng 131 060$ or 61 SS*6. A small Classified Ad brings big CustoIn hay haleng Light - cfe'arrg 372 117 ,0tr 5 - 'returnS Try one and see Call 372 2611 or 131 99?') [awn Care Cleanup! Hedges Trin ver Bed; Cleaned? nate's 373.4Oo$ or 323 ii your Qrj.,(t Prom; r',",'n' %'!',(C $7 arvi u Hauling MOVING HAULING--SALVAGE Sonny Brooks it 09,t'i"r6P.',5 Home improvements It your root Is for the birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn Painting OME PAINTINC SCHULZE & SO INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Free,s!jmate's 3fl I,, ig. Paper Hanging. G sir, License'o 131 7117 IntL Body Wa tr, ?-',, now t tvpert rant & body 306 after 6 p ni . 37. ir & cic' It. ,- r y i.e trt'cl II'L.Shapt Naughahyde button Bar, 5200; Bar Stool;, Glass rack. Bar Pest Control Supplies 372.1831 ,.t,,, vet.., ..*.en rIia&nY,Inc FHA .VA . CONVENTIONAL MODELS OPEN SOON ' -. dress Mail to . 20 Pct, off through At,'gus? P K ,S'alk C,ate All Of iLl', w't'l FRI F any purchase of cti,in link or wood fence. Lower cost per ft. Call QUALITY FENCE Anytime 373 6131 ' NATIONAL HOMES THAN ANYOTHI 20 E'p -S41 (40 Prin?sI Add 35' each roll, postage handling Clr:le your choice - enclos' f i lm S payment - print name & ad Fenciiig That Grows BUILD ON YOUR LOT OR OURS Geneva- Paola. Dattona- DeBary. Sanford COLOR SNAPSHOTS From your Kodacolor F ilm 17Exp.-$3 99(2lpnlnts) available. Please call Custom quo cabinets and bookcases racjc to order 721 3677, Lake He len REALTO R______ Hill'S NOW IT W011($: Y.upthasea I'$k,y Mine. It bail be*eams, a balk, kltdueadlalng rem 1 lI,,14 ream on the leww level.. . The .psv level Is voflaished,. . As year family grews. yea Simply compute the Willow evil by adiig "*not. a library, e.. 11411111111'"01111 ., .atene pea wIsh. Weaver yea wish, etueesvsq y wish. -I- 2 tor 1 es lots & acreage clean Cpufry Merchandise BEAT INFLATIO What Is - 3977 Firebird 4 cyl 3 speed radio tape player, metallic blue black Interior II 99$ Call Whitey Eckstein 372 1651 Dealer. top soil, fill dirt, Cli 11111111111111111 Call for Appt,322'3103 - krt Ailing Land Clearinc TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON COUNTRY LIVING . AIP4TING, exterior, in est , licensed, bonde InsulatIon ,tJ I I-- Stop ?nose LeakS 2 Install 210 lb. lot ales. only ISC ft. 131-624; IN 41 151, EIlhc,tt St 600)4 wv'- 1 t,,, School. Bruno Bellucci, 1912 CaliBart Real Estat Sanford, Fla , Louise St., Crystal Lake, Illi,'uOi5, Beauty Care r1uJ.J Home after 5- 69 Ford LTD S?a wgn., also 167 Ford Falcon van. Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd & 4th St. at VanBuren St. Near 6316. 00 YOU KNOW 71 4 pct interest what interest rates are? If so, call Reduced prices, no closing co me about my low assumption loan cost;. 3 BR, 7' baths listing. You could not rent a home homes. 3 BR, 2 bath patio P or apartment for the monthly payments on this sharp 3 Ntt, 3 BR, 7 bath home, corr $21.0 Immediate Occu bedroom, 2 bath Sanford home, Air, carpet, garage and good location "3 9410 CONS 7RUCTION kN, -. Cash For Your Junk Cars 3719134 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ful ranch type home. 3 6.4 House - -i -- - RROLL'S FURNITURE s, stable Osteen area. 647- OMIS IN VIII WORLD. Al _ ;1 Blue Lustre Electric Carpet npooer for only $1.50 per day. 43—Lots-Acreage "Cs "The — me on a balcony & iyton Realty COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large and shaded, $7,500. -•- CASH For Your Junk Cars 32) 1329 sn,cr, APARTMENT WITH BUSINESS BUILDING- Excellent frontage -"v 80—Autos for Sale Dom. 1 bath, on good garden $10. 700. 11.000 DOWN- 2 bedroom, I bath in Winter Park. $71,173 WOE rAMILtIS LIVE IN Additions fl1J3C3 New ports potty. $10. Scuba diving equipment, dcuble tanks, corn plate with .3 valve, spear gun 131 200 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. ' L.'J"tUIJet 64—Equipment for Rent hied home. 11,', bath, covered I. large rear yard. $21,000. ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Choice I bedroom. maintenance free, central air, w-w carpet, boat dock. swimming beach, finest locatini-, - rifles, 77'; of every description, new & used handguns, and assorted black powder piCces. Featuring - Colt, 55W, H&R, Dan Wesson, Winchester. Remington, Roger, Ithica, Mavser I Enfield models Partial listing of an. tigues Player piano, Cast iron stoves, Ceiling fan, Pound oak table, Oak ice box. Roll top desk, Hickory rockers, many wicker Pieces, assorted oak dressers, chests, chairs & tables, glassware, plus many other items too numerous to mention Sale con ducted under Federal Firearms Permit No 1 5903901. F6-13231 372 9119 30 Year Mortgages -S pet. down. 2= 3 oodruff's Garden Center 01 Celery Ave. Sanford I 44 HOMES OF DISTINCTION •Close to everything ylt away from Large wooded lots •Street lights .Paved streets .S.we,'s •Sjdewalki p to Me highest bidder, approximately 100 firearms, in. cluding double barrel, pump. automatic thotguns, high powered rs, stra ight chairs, filing 4 Bedrooms Peg Real Estate Broker 1IOOE 7SthSt. 3flMI CAH 322.4132 u%Cd To be d yard, 3 bedrooms, I bath, and. 12 loon 7SóS Park Or ___ 9 . 372 5961 HONDA 7141 1011 with trailer - furniture, appliances tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 t erns Larry's .',tart, 215 Sanford Ave hairs, secretarial desks & Iq - - 4?94" -j - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - Shaded - , Dangers. PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy For 12' x 60' Lamplighter, 53.750 O 322-2420 Anytime REALTORS POISSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1772 live Spanish style 3 bedroom. ath home on quiet Street. 13 90) around July 30, 1975 DAVEV 373 7370 Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry,Hwy 17 97 $30 1206. Attr 2 Con Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*64 Many extras 517(1) 323 II?) Top prices paid, used, any condition 81-4 (128. '.'i nt,! Pick Lake Mary Good Income - Adult owned Call .339 5191 - 17' Cobia, 75 HP Johnson motor, tIt trailer A',l' mci 51 Oi'.%D Call 373 1(51 196$ Skyline, 17*36; 2 bedroom, 1 bath, lr, skirting, awning. 12*20 (72 1374, 32'2-14%,327 191.4 322199, 322 1164 - Between 14 p.m. Wednesday 19 Perfect Firearms Antique Furniture Monday Aug. 4, 7 PM ' are not cancer TP.DRGOM JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED 1967 Honda 160, runs very qcw.i "Buy Direct From Boxcar" Winctsht..d. Me 1 now batti"' GOP MLV'S E 16 Sanford 373 1733 5393 377 PUBLIC AUCTION tertlnment console tO: kitchen table, $ Call 373 3614. Florida State Employment Office equal value Call 3739136 55—Boats & Accessories 42—Nobiie Homes 123.800. Larry Saxon, Realtor 4 ~, THE HERALD work or will trade for pick up truck of Furniture 6, Miscellaneoos.SeIl for 30 pct. commission. Free pick ups. Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 322 7270 - 73 HONDA. CO 175 2000 miles 1500 __4J -- 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrude & Trailer, 5430 210 Bradshaw Or Sanford. 'I Insen Electric Organ. Ex- 2 push lawnmowers. 22" cut. $20 each; 7 fan;, 20". $10 each; en needed to sor1 .' °' We Buy Furniture 322.7643 IF SHE DON'T DRIVE, IT'S O.K.. Established Residential Arec S Sugar -.- Sales Everything mutt go. 7509 Bay 322 6373 Nights)?'? 5474 or 322 7357 ,r religious . Cash for good used Furnitu,re & Antiques STAll'S, 372 9719. BALL REALTY "p..,',- Miller PEPSIAI1 CATS. CFA. 7 *P.ite, I silver, $73 eah Call after 5 30 172 3077, - Ave., Sanford 3222127 Days MARY- Just completed and right, 3 bedrooms, 1', bath rnry home, carpeted Nicely ei lot Price. 124.500 Terms. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" WINTLR SPRINGS: low 30's, low assumption on this 3 OR. 2 bath home, tastily decorated Throughout; fully sodded yard with tree, Immid. ocr. 3731121 ' fl Kish Real Estate _ means . 44 )PD - Modern 3 bedroom, home, 1"7 baths, 7 aIr con- exchange REELS BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave YARD SALE - household, clothing, lawn mowers, and msc items WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS SAP 441—Houses 54Garage 100',290' lot. $0,00). White Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 $ weeks • WILL BUY OR CONSIOPI GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION 373 7IA0 - 44—Commercial Property 1 lving resume of education, ex and Garnett Puppies, 3 Weimaraners old. Ifl IllS COLOR TV, $1I9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 l0'i6 home, on well landscaped roker, 107 W Commercial Sanford 377 71$1 - - - 1 V. -. 37—Business Property BOARDING 68—Wanted to Buy wall wall carpeting, central heat and air, drapes, kitchen equipped VACANT-- Assume existing mor. tgge, move right in 3 bedroom, 7 bath split plan 151.500 WE HAVE ACREAGE QUIET COUNTRY SETTING- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, fireplace, US .000 6. Color TV's from $50; BIW. from 5)5; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1100 S French, 373.1734. OWNER TRANSI- ERRED- See this lovely 3 bedroom, 21 , bath JOHN K RIDER, AS S OC. I#IIJ I'D P.O Box 193, Casseiberry, Fla buckiground C- nmerclal Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Real Estate - 3 BR, I', baths, large utility room. . #01 I . 'A", Adult mjbllehome village, under large Shady oaks on th scenic Wekiva Modern clean interior;. from $110 5 M W of Sanford 372 1470 372211$ AFTER HRS. 3373901 3770441 Fenced In backyard on large corner lot 578.500 Call $313235. 323 6061 or 373 0317 eves WEKIVA RIVER S 7371 Park Or PEAtIOR 17797$1 cedar lined closets, 3$ fruit Owner trarssterred Will if CHRIS TIAN TEACHER needed for Chris tian day school, please write per It nce ousts Ina rural area. No down Tuent, monthly payments lets rent. Government subsidized ualifled buyers Call to see if Qualify I A. (JP4SWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St mortgage 526,900 SOulhf Santor Pit listings. We have buyers We need another real estate 1cm see to help us make sales Forrest Greene. Inc 323 6153, 322 1970. eves It QUALITY-) bedrooms, 11i bath;, central &r, tow down, assume hwy Ii 971 .','.., OPPORTUNITY We 11 21*60 Mobile Home on I acre of land at Welilva River on Hwy 16, 4 bedrom, 11-, baths Furnished, very clean Call 901 38) 7111 CAREER Manager Trainee- World's I Profit ie*elers, Shi Vacations, many emp benefits, desire aggressive good personality, hard w willi, g to relocate it necessary. Call Mr. Boatner, 3271000. or in pers >n 1100 State St., Sanfor d Plots. Nei Mobile home, for rent or sale. 2 BR, furnished Deposit required 64$ 670.1 after 5cr 3721191 53-TV. Radio- Stereo Jim Hunt Realty GROOMING Cash for Junk Cars We pick up PH su 973$ or 364 7010 Bithlo We sell & install used motors $, used parts .3 & B Auto, open / days a week KENNELS 377 5752 KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines ?.'OONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 - After S. 31 n 7)11 They're Hot" * Dacpushjnds Minlalure, AKC Chihuahua;, while mate. 3' mo's., APIIMAL HAVEN $50 52—Appliances 645 733) 322-6457 "Get 'Em While * r Hwy 17$2 $45,000 Submit otter. - .11 STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES , N !. carry form r si Table, Pin Ball chine, Pop Machine PEAL ESTATE'-' opening to licensed associate, busy, help. Larry Saxon, REAL 3239410 though you've - Luxury Patio Apartments chn in Center Jukebox, First Cook, Deltona inn (Deltona Exit, I 1) 66444 Smoking In Public Opposed know. 11 Gardens ing your own home ielectonv from our An Eoual Opportunity Eml CANCER (June 21-July 22) You perform well today in you put your hand Don't spoil it later by telling others how good you are. They ~', enpva Pool SWading Pool ke Cleundremat ott Clubhouse with or TV, Pool Table, , - - Lovely f urnished guest house, weekly or monthly, available through November. Adults only. No pets $163 mo plus utilities. & security 372 7711 77— FArIv Airdt 7. I%n ry, feel TOMORROW: American History 1 Adults Only. 322 4267. i ~Li6~1 Ijinqo North of 46, and iu%t wMt of I 1 - 11 REALTOII> JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR town 130 1st lues I3usrws Peas, you pick. Black eyes and Purple hull Plrw patcheS continue comngin OnOregonAve, 1 mule Furnished One bedroom furnished house. - to Eat , 0 33—Houses CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Community... With , S,.,m Beautifully furnished, large 2 bedroom, adults preferred. 5150 per 'no Cell 172 0 070 I OR home in Farmington ling Reserve area; reasonable is Call 323 1141, after 5, baths, range, central heat air, fireplace with gas logs, close to Courtry I raier - Near Seml, College, private wooded lot. Also 4 BR-$16S mo 131-$7fl Something For Everybody. SANFORD'S N EWEST ADULT or FAMILY PARK. 17 when 9It %~ 4':,- .A Superb )0 A BABY'S 11 (one with private entrance). 2 ______ _________ i C hap f.., . Sm I' Prefer Male. $3Owk 372 9)47 A PARE BIRDI! This species is almost extinct! 3 large bedrooms $130 no Adults preferred 373 5154 or 372 6620 Cd 1. liking. Avoid chancing cross Though you accept the terms considers this confidential, ARIES March 21-Apr11 19) 373 7011 LIBRA (Sept. 23-(ct. 23) words with loved ones in the before you tackle the job, you It's fine to enjoy yourself doing could later you've been " fun" things socially with Handling large groups ef- p.m. Needed. body & tender mi National Auto Sales fectively is easy for you today. the pay check friends, but If you splurge it'll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. gypped 7011 However, don't overextend 19) It's a perfect day to change comes. bother you later. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your talents and be too bossy. tactics in negotiations, as SALESMAN YOIJRBIRTIIIMY You'll get satisfaction working SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you've been contemplating. Do July20, 197S around the house to benefit the Your intuition Is especially it before the sun goes down. Sates experience necessary training proc tensive AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) family. Avoid overdoing, or sharp today, but don't extend vehicle, draw a Company The year ahead will be one of your theoretical thinking Into Keep yourself Involved In you'll wind up grouchy. commission for highly mofi physical or athletic activity, many changes for you. You'll self.st .rter All major GEMINI (May 21-June 20) the evening, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Shun situations that could lead travel, possibly alter your mode benefits Apply Art Brown Today you'll be about so much of living and meet a lot of new Control 2562 Part Or S., So you could run into someone 21) Alter an unexpectedly bad to verbal confrontations. between $ and 9)0 a m Mor who's looking for an argument. start the day Is mostly to your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 acquaintances. Thurs No calls Please 'UKRAlWIMAOHLHOH I\, 111 DlSAILED I $13;c, one, $75 for two By BERNICE BEDE OSOL J.TSALERNHTURCAUA CHRISTCHURCH MAORI HAWKE BAY MOA - ' - )YtHYKNH0BINSW0W KIWI 2Bedro'm fenced yard - ' iiiFIc,'I 3324718, 373 789S, 373 3213 Ti garage, Sanford Ave., $145 mo. Sept ISt occupancy $3416.19 , _________________ NOTICE Complete child care ser vices New Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE Firrest Greene, Inc. 321 0610 ___76—Auto Parts &S.—Pets-Supplies Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needie, front toad deluxe Sewing machine. Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance of $11 or 10 payments of $9 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First, Downtown 377.9111 Eve $69 1144 $21.90) Tuesday, July 29, 3$75_7[* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 51—Househoki Goods Assume Payments LAKE MARY -3 bedroom, 1"a bath home with stove, refrigerator, fenced back yard, FHA available. Peg Real Estate Broker One Bedroom Trailer 2 Bedroom, living, dining, kitchen, DEL'TONA- New Duplex, Furn or unfurn Drapes, Water. Lawn Care 373 117$ or 6M 6314 3271713cr 322 5716 ---- Care Trade, $11,930 equity of 3 OR, 2 bath, lakefront for other real estate. 372- WITT REALTY 3770717 rug, Cove Adult Club MENECUOTALASKKIE KEA Quiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new. paneled, large porch. $133 no 1st & last Older Couple Only Duplex, I bedroom turn apt ,adults Call 327 3610 after 330 If# Mdult% on ly 37) 010) 'me. Energy saving air cond. lyslern. Family r oom with serve hru bar & fireplace. $31,500. shady lot, 1173 mo Adults only. 373 0761 Warehouse space for rent, 200) sq ft. Sanford 373 9030 or 32) 9031 - 6315. 00l POOL with this 3 PR, 7 bath Nice 1 bedroom trailer on large Two bedr oom house near Lake Mary, 322 935) or 377.9777 Mefodee Skating Rink 1 Bedroom apt. kitchen equipped, air carpeted Adults 19$ SC 372 7796 eves 6. wk nds lGHISUR'IGCMUTCEPK ANZUS AUCKLAND Deflary, 2 BR.? bath. 1', yrs. old drnpm & thadr. largo utility i'm carpeting, garage, Fla rm . fully equipped kitchen Mid way bet. ween Orlando 6. Daytona SIBS mo 168 6731 Pc?. mt. - _______ Z E A I A N DIN K C 0 B F H F W Nice 2 bedroom block home, fur niSPild or unfurnished. 3232920 31A-liplexes . 31—Apartments Furnished . ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA Phone' 305211 2?404 1717 W 11th St , small kitchen, electric stove, bedrooms fur nistit'd $110 month or less. - _______________________ Monthly Renlats Available 1135 $I' Color TV QUALITY INN -- NORTH Longwood I 1& k 431, L , _________________________ Spring is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified Ads S anf ord, Florlda)2"I ____________________________ 7 BR, near Junior & Senior Hiclh - Schools, large lot 372 1110 AVALOP4 APARTMENTS ADULTS. PlO PETS 116W 2nd St. , 327 1Q51 PROBLEM ______ '' Deflary, Adults lovely large I bed onm air, ideal for retired persons Perhaps AlcohOliC Anonymous Can Help Call 173 WriteP 0. Box 171) Winter Springs lovely? BR. 1 bath. living, dining, Florida room. wall wall carpeting, fenced 1313457 • ______ CED WITH A D,(IN,'h1'0 Markham. IN ALL PRICE RANGES Ill W 1st SI. 377 5641. 3722757 3 Room Furn Apartment 170 M 372 $967 or I'll 73 HOUSECLEANING' SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - CHOICE LISTINGS ________________________ pct down, rurnlshed, 2 BR, air conditioned, $150. Call 373 0377 BALL REALTY large 2 bedroom garage Apt . kit then, living ri1,bath den. 3 blks from center of town 373 5109 after 6 _____________________________ Pleasant 1st floor apt Just remodeled Newly furnished Reasonable ill W 1st S t . •. SPRING - home on large lot. fenced back y ar d, tI?3, first 6. last, No pct 372 1110 (44) Lost In Space really gets wi th it Three bedroom. I bath. masorwy Air rood, carpeting, reasonable - In g000 area, 3 ;_ 4 Bedrooms Priced in mid 20; S -Homes— ---- SilO One & Two Bedroom furnished apts. 4—personals -- RETIRED COUPLE for home n Quiet neighborhood Near shop ping central heat and air. 131 Clussifieci Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. ____________________________________ (35) Mickey Mouse Club (24) Villa Aleqre (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2,68,9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Gorner Pyle 32—Houses Unfurnished STOP AND THINK A . co (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal - furnished. Adults only No pets Call 377 SEI Fiidcy Noon - Bedroom. unfurnished, Adults $30 week. Security deposil 32) Sf54 preferred Large 7 BR apt, up%tajr, water Before PublicQtion ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 144 2077 for "We Care"Hottine' AdultS Cii' Teens fashioned live, new dramal modicum of recognition, as Paddy ABOUT TONIGHT: writers Such 1 ----- __-._ . IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON large 7 DR Duple*, 1700 MagnolIa, For families or frierds of problem Sanford Call 32) 0443 drinber For further Informatboo cull 173 SEVILLA GARDENS write Full site 1 & 2 OR apts All electric Sanford Al Anon Family Group P. O eat in kltchertS dishwashers, Pox 553, Sanford. Flu 37771. private entries, just 6 disposal, ________ units, from $150 472 0"I (collect) HIGHLIGHTS - 3 Lines Minimum Doj - 1 or 7 Bedroom Adltnly PARK AVE NUE MOBILE PARK 7345 Park Dr ive $70 up ____________ (13) Winter Park -. LITy Counc il (33) Batman (44) Gilliqan's island 5:00 (9) Dinah annoyed friends blackball him. threaten In 9-8:30 ClkS GOOD TIMFS "Golden Age" of the early 1950s Dayefsky and Rod Serling in the pre-tape days when surfaced, and actors like Rerun Funny situation. The Warren Berlinger and Jesse Paul Evans family misreads the White, star of many a TV Heston, drama was live on camera, and Chariton - 4)—Houses - P4 1 W HOMES Lovely collage. air, carpet, lv, $133 Adults. No pets. 322 7711, 123 6353 372 7672 DEADLINES And You (35) Uncle Hubie REALTORS Efficiency apt. furnished ___________________________ (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood 1: 00 (2. 8) Marble Machine (6) (9) 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. MONDAY tttru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon &-Chikl OBSERVATION POINT: We often hear about television's 41—Houses Sanford: 1 bedroom, 1125 mo. Large shady lot. 6686311. plus $50 deposit. 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Excellent condition 373 0042. Beautiful walnut, dining table, 6 chairs, practically new, $)50. 372 5951 P1J1P DECORATORS 40$ W. 1st St .. 372 7315 We steam clean carpets - BROWN PEST CONT 2367 Park Crux.' 372 11S 'otry, Remodeling. Ad( torn Work Licensed. B estimate 373 403*. u Contractor, block masu :rete work Fr Esti 1958 days. 37309%) nigh Pt Care PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 372 1051 Mnlalure Poodles c Iih, ampooed 11 00; Pallet up 377 13$7 essure Cleaning ASS CLEANS ALL tenor pre'ssur. Clearing 173 Ces .P.*3lj'. ';,ir'. I t' '-'. - n' , .,; r"-''' Roofing roof repairs flat roofs or In All work guaranteed DEN ROOFING 3236100 .. ' . -. . .. '.. lepairs Average 15 sq ft 54CC Call Orlinio 799 ISP' :r n.h' . ~V4 4-Twqc~77 --_.-__--.. _.,~_z - itlUtYhildIngI urn U 11 1 t, I3u'lj.rs ' lcjtr. delivery, nstaiial,er Watt of Orlando 714734 , % '-':--".:-; .).'. ed"Secveausetulpurpos when you';elI them with a ified Ad from the Herald US today? Don't delay' Just I?? 2611 or $31 9993 to Fl. low cost Want Ad ' Well DriiHn1 ILLS DLE'L.t.ED PU'.'; IPRINKiEW S'VSTEI,I All types and Sites We 1.-pair and senu,ice STINC MACHINE & - SUPPLY CO 2nd St )'76.)7 N - �- SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tut sday,JuIy2t, 1q75 BEETLE BAILEY eoLL'- 014 WIN Mort Walker I PERE COE. ;AE 42 ' ' )4ç i w / !CK -~. ______ __________ A,% jZ' &Ei. Ii -i II re I I -1O 1fi' I I I - -' i. ' pE.M7' i\ ')I) U ;/\ 1--. wer1rt 4V1 - ri l . A A 8 32 . EAST £32 £965 V74 2 Instead, North invites the slam by bidding hearts and clubs and jumping to live spades The message rings loud AJ9654 the slam if he can handle the se. V853 ___ __ A K 10 zm~ ~& -ONNA FILL EM G ______________________________ W4ATCHA GONNA NOmNISON PUOE'S - OLITA ...IP I LAI'J - lr~wls MAT I ME I I'M GONNA I . .. :, -' \\ I, / ,f - 2 Pacs Pays 'ass 1. ç ( ,-I - , ' / B O w s 17 Ab - - k -'. 5. _____ " .; WN Al WOLILD Vu 00 P4ft'I LK).W 6$, ME P.'\ 7 ;:h MAATT & ald Jam 1 ; A 57 :-a 'I - &. .. Lz~~ *t~~A I — V 0 . ---• - 7-Xe / dr I / : the better player of the (o Not that fo wasn't a pelt plat'r Jo hlden Sobel 'mith and Edith Kemp are the only ess Jacob s ision Ui it somi. plasi. rs ici. I tht) must ust it on the to all slams /' the Jaco ys -- , , na .c.*ircc , Roper 8o11.n __________________________ r'J" I D'JJ'I"J.J ________ _______ . I ? Write As the of ., //,%4~~ MODERN ) '.iJIiiiI,fliiOlt I I column and rec oive .IACOBY been bid at all. If North uses Blackwood he ~ t feresting questions will tie used in this - L? LC140N Jaco~)ys care of this M worthless doubleton Ili a suit that has been hid by the opponentsor even one that has not ' rJJJJ1 fl( i 11 IiT I HOWS - slam 121 , - You don't say! 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. I NEEP r Zr SERKWHiSTLE TO MY REPORT TO MY P - b... _____ '- ~;f I 4 I Ej - L__ W".S TONGUE WCOL)SID Lq ., ~"APOUNO HIS i(WON i - 11 _ -.~ I;!__ _-~~, ., t- __ \ - 3 i.rr, DISAPPOINTED, ::Z , . __________________ ,. I f; - 4 %__11 ~_f 11I — - : -C 0— F* , -- T ~[Qi - /' EATHER-a &. t, . L_ iL' - - -. WH1"RE POij OUT FOR / W HI LE '-/OU COOK DI4NER.THER&5 5OMETHN6 I WANT ic.? LOOK A AT _________ ______ \ - _____ ON 7 YOU . ... NONE-Y, MAYBE IT$ 7 -11 "' " . ,,, 11 5 i . ( EARYTMI"G i-% I CfZ5.ED (l/T CtJ ) . 7 \0cr ' f ._L.___I I II, / I 1h I I BUS SERVICE TODAY I I I P ' ~i I -: - -1 -. " ,P('i7¼4 / ( - 'i- _ I! -ZD :~- - ___,__~ ------------------ ------------------ - - i c.v.j l 50 TH —' "_"---------- ---- - c . ----------------- I'HAT'$ * NI'D A $i if' 1 9- _____ _____ (;) (:: ___ I L.— 9 ___________________ ________________ by Frank Hill Sb4.t .E ,~] I i I .!cL'j J,TDfrf Di"' A.litltJC r-r. 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 as 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 � 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 29, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a5d39424ede56e94a321a133d5c9b8d.pdf 0c039212214d5e236173d4da056e709d PDF Text Text Jr y:. n- .t ?r .er.-- - ---- - ----- - -- ------ ---------- - - - -- b- -- - - - -- - •- - C—Ev,rl 32—Ho R Sanford- 3 clean. ri Ii cupancy . 2 BR, nea Schools SHORT RIBS RALPH 15 IN'THE TOWER .1 OP -THF- OLD NORTH HELL 916NAL WITH ONE IF SY LAND -1WU US 1717 W, I elec tric Dear, Ia come 1 _ -- — vemng _____ 67th Year, No. 292—Monday, July 28, 1975 - 11—I RI—ri 'S H lirir -THEERES ' 714F -- — KNOWHOW THE flhshtd $ Sunland, by Frank Hill - — Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents •__ 4RARPiV/Nc3 equipped rooms, S Dear Nice 2 bec 21. fished a poses have gains inval Dear Deflary, 2 drapes & Carpetinç equipped *eert On 66$ 6731. 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I4'iiiSt.,wO 'rd II Mn• Edna Ed Lo lthL'ecIa, ng11 7, left, and W0111am, 9, after firemen ased canoe for evacuation. (Herald Photos by Bob fJoyd got a L I L ' - Council 0Ma//ey Said -- - - - Around The Clock ----, ____________________________________________________________ Deat ' - _____ Abby . Or Iamb 4A . - Sports ------- ° TeleIsIon ••'-' -. - &-sterday's high - fil .- - 7. Z - - difit u_I. 1___- - - I gr-* lay ,__J J - . ,-.,.•. informed sources told the Asso- that rest and quiet are required. ciated Press today. "lie is in a very pre carious They said developments were probable by Tuesday but added position from what doctors tell -1 - - _-: ----'-i '. Bet dq irtered n Winter Park, th e iinii has eenive that they were not at liberty to say more. The St. Petersburg Times reHis health reportedly deterio- ported last week that - - --1•2-3B - - rating, O'Malley was said to be O'Malley's attorney, Edward plea bargaining to reduce two Booth of JacksonvlUe, apparfelony counts and a misconduct ently has been bargaining with j -- I _____ ______ ______ / , -- -' I _______ -av as an ae"oiting clerk. ihe'!l bt- ou thi' payntli U Sheriff Jchn l'olk. 11eratI Stall .hto by Tot'i Vincent) - livt In neighboring Brevard Cwnty. Partly cloudy to cloudy through tomorrow. Mainly liattaway has penned a letter to Brevard officials "I' re judges would be adequate for Seminole Count, ,'s growth. The judicial system has got to afternoon and evening showers asking for a September meeting to "discuis and scattered thundershowers problems of the IM Judicial Circuit.,, work with the people," Hattaway said. "Attorntvs in Seminole County agree with me," likely today. Probability decreasing tomorrow. Highs In the upper 80, to lower 90s. Lows In the low to mid 70s. Variable Democrat said he's "still Interested In maintaining H Hattaway i4'troduced a bill during th e 1975 legislature to m&'idate five judges live here, but the mostly south to southwest proper judicial service for Seminole County." blill died. As a resvIt, he is asking for the meeting. Brevard legislators, the Altamonte Springs winds around 10 mph or less Proper judicial service means five Judges exce pt stronger and gust)' near residing here, Instead of th eree, according to thunderstorms. It a I Hattaway. probsbllltv 30 per cent tonight .. .. - - - perjury. O'Malley is accused of ac- Willis of Ja- ksonvil1e, a special _____ . (is t-r- in a letter to the district's chief judge and to two him. He is scheduled for trial against the suspended Cabinet Aug. 18 on the felony charges of Officer. unauthorized compensation and But Asst. State Atty. liobert prosecutor, has declined cornwelcomed to her new job In the comptroller's _____ pting $10,000 fnoin a Winter ment. Booth would not discuss iffirt by Kei,'1i Moii. M. Sinc. quit as imln!sfrathc Park banker and lying about it assistant to the .uunt)' (.-,rnmisslon 1-nt week and bsu work on a required state gilt report, the case %ith reporters. Hattaway Says Semn i ole ShortChanged On Judges Still adamant in his stand that five circuit judges should reside in Seminole County, State Rep. Bob m misdeeanor charge against prosecutors to reduce charges Betty Slmroe 411 night low 69. Rainfall wa3 3.75 Inches. /) missioner Thomas O'Malley's pressures are having an ad. resignation appears imminent, verse affect on her husband and 'LCOi1f1 an intt rest rate for sut of tu holdin;s in 'cmninoc Cctiity. If bonds. Zacco also said t the contract is finsilized, II1OARD 5A growth rate in the city didn't Selninole County holdings will oci-essitate Purchase of an revert to the city. 48 - 1 sa Mrs. O'Malley said that doe- Impeached Insurance Corn. tors tell her that mounting Tied to the purchase Is a $2. void." million sale of bonds, which Duerr has said the actual also won approval at Friday's purchase should take place "in (A llennan was cturgin' too ki .......,,, Horoscope Hospital Obituaries [Aj TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Months of disagreement require water and sewerage. 1-:iIuthtl - + ....... IA protet ted the lnd - - Bridge ----------------68 meeting. The bonds will be sold the near future." And La02 said Calendar ................5A by 11.1. Ilennan Co., a private today that at this point approval 'ink.i ---------611 l?Ivestment brokerage firri. from utility officials is all that's ..... 4 11 Cowicitnian John Zacco ls nted to sl the contract. r i Ready To Quit -. - approved the contract offer and negotiations with General gave Mayor Bill Grier per. Waterw orks fall through, City mission to negotiate with Attorney Ken McIntosh says Waterworks. the bond sale will be "null and TODAY 411 --------------•--- -. - top offer and we've got bottom offer - and n W t o meet somew here in ine middle. among city officials ended The purchase of the utility is ('asselberry Utility Director when the City Council Friday tied to the bond sale. If - I—. at a that the money isn't in the proposalthe by budget, Smith, a member of Pellev had refused to discuss we ye i Cd U y SEA's negotiating team, says, salary until the 1975-75 budget is The School Board's chief — SEA's Susan Smith "Seminole County can certainly cowplete. negotiator today said salaries stand a salary increase." for Seminole County's 1,460 Though the budget has yet to school teachers will be frozen at In tact, she says the AchOol ne finalized, PeUey said this yehdy--b%l PeWy 20YR a slow negotiators At down at tne loble Ukoe with pelley MW the inm system can economy has punctized the to talk about money. is resolved. "substantial" hike. week on teacher salaries and Harry lley says u' de school system's budget and f week, Pefley presented that offer last week to money "We're got a top offer and She said salary Increases for other items of a monetary For teacher raises just SEA with the board's top offer. representatives of the county's isn't there, got a bottom offer - and teachers can be granted nature. a salary which In effect freezes were teachers. now we're ready to meet without 'detracting from Both teams had hoped to all teac her pay at last year's somew he sent or future re in the middle," pre However, SEA officials level. programs. produce a contract by U end of Pelley's offer was for a And we Smith said. She expect contacted and to see it," she this month . Grooms this morning starting saicry of $7,800 a year. fTh!t added. wi th Asst. School Supt. disagreed with Peliey and But SEA's Susan Smith Though both sides are op. The Seminole Education vowed to fight the rean and Executive Director Roger Harris this morning to Gene SEA and board negoti ators timisfic, many items - in. Association (SEA has asked for administrator beginning today Grooms don't feel the offer is check next year's budget. have been meeting for months eluding a grievance procedure an additional $2,200 -or $10,000 when board and SEA realistic and plan to stand toe In reply to Pelley's contention hashing over a 75-page contract — still haven't been settled. "We've CASSE1I3EHRY - Approval John lane said toi'tay the additional facility. (( CLU -.• - p surrounded • Council and acquisition of the few areas that need im. other housing complexes are Winter Park-based utility proveinent. nearing completion and wlU YANT ',V:::;'\._•.(.. I 1-_• Floodwaters upP to - • a for the $2.2 million purchase of "system is basically cound" But Council Chairman Edith General Waterworks Corp. has and added the city Is gettinv a Duerr disagreed with Zacco. been granted by the City "quality system" with only a She said many apartment and -.--.----.-v..-.-.'. .' ___________________ OKs Utility Purchase H li3v1,1a1Z31EK M .-.. - Youngsters romp In aftermath of Saturday evening downpour Roberts .\ r Officials Vow To Fight For Raises Herald Staff Prickett 31—B . •..I._j 4W 7~ RzF Negot'o ato Teacher' s Salaries Frozen /1' large %h W*lva — - between 14th and 16th A Adult met from $11 ,. • residence at 1112 W. 14th St., after heav rains caused flooding from a swampy ____ rd Noi bec citi / 1 AM NA C-70T- Herald Staff %'trlters Mobile hoi turn lst i Die XYNlq qy very dcl On Pr rC IbY Stoffel & 11ei 2160 Mobi "We could feel it (water) seeping Up liituis ikiiid donpours Mi rs. Lorg told police It as 0 drenched parts of Sanford with craCking. . raining when she went to sleep more than four Inches of rain, rs. E na Long and when she awakened the causing flooding in several floodwaters had completely sections of the city. L?5 inches. Sanford had 3.75 at surrounded her frame home. At one location in the Gold- the State Agriculture Center on She said she called for the sboro area, firemen used a U.S. 17-92 south of the city. rescue crew because "we could canoe to rescue a mother and The U.S. Weather Service feel it seeping up through the her two children after flood today forecast more rain for the floor and could hear the floor waters five-feet-deep swirled central Florida area through cracking as if it was going to out of a nearby ba)head and Tuesday. gi ve way," according to a report by Police Patrolman h' surrounded their frame As heavy thunderstorms dwelling. stirlick during the weekend, Tony Brooks Jr. At Winter Springs heavy power companies serving the Asst. Fire Chief William rainfall caused culvert county reported only isolated Galley said emergency medical washouts and flooding was service outages when lightning technician Paul Keith used a reported in the Hacienda struck several transformers. broom to paddle a canoe 75-feet Village mobile home lzte Saturday flight Sanford to the Long residence to rescue development, firemen used a canoe to the faintly from their front Casselberry rvported 2.14 evacuate Mrs. Edna Long, , inches of rainfall Saturday and and her children — William, 9 I Continued Page 2-A) Sunday and Altamonte Springs and Felicia, 7 — from their -- tt~ ~a 7 BR. I bi Adults, j AND JANE CAS.SELBERRY he added. ii !a:; b'en impeached by 11 articLes accusUI him of uing ks otfice to Wilson, Vogt itAa.i1t note than $7,Q0C) in from corn. panics he regulated. The Senate ) n 1 Alck Utswanee To Add ross Lc scheduled to be g mural trial on Sept. in 16. his re- Civic League O'Malley's wife, Mary, told AI.TAMONTF+. SPRINGS the Miami Herald over the Robinson, a Merritt Island Republican, and Bill weekend that her husband, boa- State Senators Lori Wilson and Nelson, a Democrat from Melbourne. John Vogt will address the pitalized in Miami since July 18, Seminole League of Civic Hattaway's office has released figures which IS seriously ill wit% a diseased AssociatiomMonday at 8 p.m., heart. fie suffered a heart at, in show how much judges' travel costs taxpayers. N1 C0111.1nunity room of First Accc.rding to liattaway's office, more Mi n tack in December, 1973. Federal Savings and Loan "Just the fact th $21,000 was spent last year for travel ex pe at Tom is 't'soej"jon of Orlando, nses by even considering resigning In. Altamonte Branch, on the judges within the district. Also asked to attend the session are Jane dicates to anyone who knows recent legislative session. The Initial lette was sent to Chief Judge 1,effler became the third cirvidt judge to live Clarence T. Johnson. blit Hattaway said he learned this morning th at Johrtso' is no longer chief Judge, a here when he took the position vacated by William K. Akrldge, who resigned effective June ,C. him how scrious is his condi- The meeting will be operi to lion," Mrs. O'Malley said, the public and there will be an "Resignation never was even opportunity for the audience to considered beforp �_ 2A—Eveniag Herald, S,nIord, Fl. _fl A ..- - - Th_ - - -_._. C' C - .—- . - - — -- - . -—- -- -• =- -- - - - = - - - =.__.., I Clb erry Florence Dream Fast Pres p - NAIiON Big ' For Becoming A Reality Day' Fun . . ~ BRIEF Northeast Rail Network Urged By Federal Planners WASHINGTON (AP) A federal planning agency today Is recommending that the Penn Central and six other northeastern railroads be consolidated into a 15,000mile rail system in the biggest corporate reorganization in American history. The U.S. Railway Association's final plan for the seven ailing railroads calls for 5,700 miles of track to be aban- doned or subsidized by federal-state funds, sources said. The plan also calls for more than 2,000 miles of track now owned by the carriers to be sold to other private railroads in the northeast to allow the other carriers to extend their lines and create competition For the new railroad. The plan being seat to Congress was developed after months of public hearings, several preliminary reports and the recommendations of other governmental agencies. Congress has 60 working days to approve or reject the plan. If Congress does nothing in that time, then the program becomes effective automatically. The railroads that the USRA proposes to consolidate are the Penn Central, the Erie Lackawanna, the Reading, the Central of New Jersey, the Lehigh Valley, the Lehigh and Hudson River and the Ann Arbor. By JANE CASSELBERRY Center and Lyman High School and skill, bingo, dunkii'; booth, lleraldStall Writer Bands will be playing in the horse rides, demonstrations' of CASSELBIRRY— / parade parade. All children are invited karate and magic. Enterwill kick off a full day of ac- to participate and will be t.ainment will be çroided by 'ivltles Aug. 16 when the City judged for best patriotic the Leatherwo i Bluegrass 11ec eat ioi Department costumes and best decorated Band, Life Unlimited (a youthannual sponsors the bicycles at the end of the route. 1111 sing1ng group), belly danCasselberry Fun Day at Secret The Jack in the Box Clowns will cing and Polynesian dancing by Lake Park. be in the parade. El Greco Studio and tap, The parade starts at 9 a.m. Following the ;arade there acrobatic, ballet and jazz from Casselberry Square and will be a preseation of the dancers by Roje's School of will begin forming at 8 am. The Bicentennial Fl., to the city. Dance. line of march will follow Winter Other activitie& will begin at 11 The newly-formed Teen Club, Park Drive, Marigold Road, a.m. and conti:ue until dark which meets at Summerset Carriage Hill Circle, Carriage when dancing --ill begin. Swim Club, will sponsor a hot Hill Drive, Sunset Drive and Various loca1 organizations dog and orange drink booth and Lake Triplet Drive, ending at and businesses will sponsor the other groups will have pizza, the park. games an Food booths, corn, cold drinks, popcorn, The Orlando Naval Training There will be games of fun cotton candy and other treats, ,,A x'ç'&r ) ( . . !, I 'y-' , 11 I, ". ' . ': ~ , . . - .1 .e _ _ 4 4 . ATLANTA 1AP1 Public Safety Commissioner Reginald Eaves was expected today to release the results of an investigation into what he has called new material concerning the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The FBI in Atlanta has dlsm1ssed the report as "no new information," saying the FBI received similar files In - - 1971. , c'. - b LC 44 104 - • - Candidate WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Edward M. Kennedy may be the Democratic candidate for president next year, says House Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., a fellow Massachusetts Democrat. O'Neill, speaking Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation," said Kennedy wants to run but is being opposed by his family. ONeLll said he had asked Kennedy If he should tell people that Kennedy would not rim and be quoted the senator as responding no, "keep me alive." Kennedy has said repeatedly in public that he will not seek the Democratic nomination. Those Kennedy statements are taken at face value by Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield who said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he thins Kennedy won't rim. Mansfield also said be hopes Kennedy won't make the run for the sake of his family and because he's a good senator. Attacks Black Men BOSTON (AP) About 100 whites attacked six black traveling salesmen on Carson Beach In South Boston, Injuring one of the men, police said. "We had been working all week and just wanted to come to the beach and enjoy ourselves," said James Barrowright of South Carolina. "Next thing we know, all we see is white faces calling us niggers and telling ustoget out of here." The six men said they ran when the whites began beating them Sunday with sticks and pipes, but one of them, Robert Jackson, 31, of Cambria, N.Y., was caught by the crowd, knocked to the ground and beaten, police said. Police said they rescued Jackson and took him to City Hp1i.al for treatment of head, rib and leg Injuries. - Astronauts Face Seclusion HONOLULU (AP) The three Apollo a3tronauts, their lungs still congested from Inhaling rocket fuel fumes, face a l&day period of seclusion here because they are vulnerable to Infections. Doctors said Sunday they plan to release Thomas SWford, Donald Slayton and Vance Brand from Thpler Army Hospital on Tuesday, then place them in "semI-Isolation." Their wives were to fly here from the Houston area after it was decided exactly where the astronauts would be kept. The isolation period which had not been mentioned by is Intended th keep the the doctors until Sunday astronauts away from other people, who might expe them to germs that would not harm a healthy person. Dr. Peter Bartelloni, chief of medicine at the hospital, said the toxic gas the crewmen breathed last Thursday has dlsable1 lung cells that normally fight Infections. - - - Wallace Fitted For Braces MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Go','. George C. Wallace W been fitted for removable, plastic leg braces to protect his paralyzed legs from the sort of shin bone fracture that he suffered about three weeks ago. The governor Is expected to wear the braces during phybical therapy exercises and at times When he Is moving and his le gs are vulnerable. A Wallace aile Sunua) ds?rlbed th!m s 'more experimental than maMarry. Doct -s tnt July 2 1isccvind that Wi lice bd suffered it +rt in suiio ixie ar,d p'acetl him in a hi .tot i cast. Thv t.'e.it op ar*ntlyKclrred diia'Ang his tierap' eiercu,., 1 tit becaise i tis It are parnlyed the tweai: wasn't dLscLvITed for aout two dayi. - Little Evidence To Be Heard RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - The prosecution In the Joan little murder trial was to begin presenting Its evidence today, two weeks alter the trial started. Solicitor William Griffin has said he has fotmd no eyewitnesses to the aI!eged murder of Beaufort County jailer Clarence Ailigood. He was expected to attempt to build his case with circumstantial evidence. D.. .,1..I o#41vailloo hiw. witten •.wna inI'.tIsw, d Griffin's efforts to prove that the 21.yearold Miss Uttle,a black, plotted an escape attempt and tured the white Jafl.rto her cell.where she stabbed him with an icepick. V, ,, /" ' ' : . ;45 * ,,' S'A"' ". 1 . 4 11 is as 6 -, nft - f I , . - •', '.•..;,; '-..- . .- - ,. - . PETTING zoo IS NOW OPEN B. :', - 's -. '' " - ). "'- ;': ' - .,,!%s q ,,, i 1- . 4 ? . . - j ',,j - Lf. ' ,4 M'I • - ". 7 " . ,'." ,.4 O S , 0 4VIb A • 0 "If it had been investigated earlier we would nut have been involved," Eaves said recently in reference to the statement by the FBI that it had received the Information. "It would have been old hat to us." Eaves revealed five weeks ago that he had received sworn statements and documents alleging a conspiracy In the slaying of King, who was shot In Memphis, Tenn., April 4, 1968. Mob V • ' '.—..--- ' P ' ._ _____________ ;;op— : .-' - ' - • - '". •') - ',, :' . '.. •' - ' ,.• ' . ...- .• i,,.._ &. -, •f,.'• ...4 4"c — • Animal curator Betsy O'Doo.ghue beats leopard Max to the draw as he takes a swing at her glasses. Max is one of the newest additloas to the children's zoo the Central Florida Zoo and may be petted through the mesh of his cage. Controlled petting of other animals Is permitted In the children's zoo. These 2nlm2ls Include a lion cub, jaguar cubs, raccoon, skunk, goats, flying squirrels, rabbits, squirrel monkeys, calves (which children can bottle feed in the afternoons) and a 100-plus year old Galapagos turtle. (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) at Heavy Rains Cause Flood*mg - ln County Reporters questioned area Long's house - told The Herald Longwood, over Ito wed. edge to allow him access to the - west of Shepard and one soggy portion of yard that Williams Ayes., isn't included residents but could find none that the floodwaters came Bradshaw said although the in the current paving program who could remember seeing within a foot of the floor level of sta te Department of Pollution waterwasn't flooded, Policereports 'd the Griffith confirmed Mrs. because of the nearby bayhead any city crews cleaning the her frame dwelling. Control had approved a surrounding the Long residence Long's reports that water overgrown with underbrush ditches that channel the ground She said she huddled her four cleanup of the creek, the was "at least live feet d snakes and leeches were seen higher than a man's head and water into the swamp holding children Saturday night as the $12,0000 in furmis needed, has Mm Long told The near the houses during the the needed drainage that is an area from 16th St. on the south. floodwaters roae "and we not been released. e that he had the' dwelling Officials say the bayhead prayed all night." height of the flooding. "1 saw Integral part of the massive moved u W. LI )t. The funds to be used In drains to the north near one big snake swim right up to citywide proposed program. "And I pray to God that it February. The doesn't rain again today," she cleaning up the creek were paid city Issued a her steps," Griffith said. One official also noted that Williams Ave. permit and she said she had the Katie Nine Young, of 1321 said Sunday as she looked over in fines by Lester and Marvin City officials say that this there is insufficient right-ofstructure put on g Pt about a hun- the soggy yard, littered with Mandell, former owners of '. short portion of W. 14th St. way on the short portion of the Shepard Ave. because dred yards northeast of Mrs. aebris, left by the receding LASSUCO utilities company, part of it never opened to traffic unopened street. $04. -• over two years ago when waters. -it B She said that City Engineer 'a "We're willing to pay more sewage was dumped into the Mack Latenby and City taxes for some decent stream during a mechanical Manager Warren E. Knowles drainage," Mrs. Young said, breakdown at the Casselberry visited the site earlier this "but the folks who live on treatment plant. month alter she complained -' • • ' high er ground just wouldn't that the short spur of W. 14th St. Bradshaw contacted con. vote for the bond Issue." west of the house was low and On Williams Ave., as a tractors In February for flood prone and ' .-i'. .,; reporter stopped to take a estimates on the clean-up, and a her flee was impossible . picture of the flooded, unopened contract was signed by the city during periods rainfall. W,l4thSt.nght-of.way,a small and returned to the state ; r -- -. .- - Officials today confirmed -• ho' came out to watch He several months ago. that city crews subsequently - • t1t tlzTid1y chatted for a moment, dumped several loads of dirt at The state has set a November % .' then blurted out "How would "I" i" the spot to raise the road level. for completing the 'you like to have a yard like deadline Following her evacuation project, but Bradshaw said "" at" d then back to his __ Saturday night Mrs. Long I , has ---I home through the flood waters. bureaucratic "red tapel 4k .. commented. "Is it too much to -- - * release of the funds and Sunday night's rains at the held cityupnow is beset _. — ask for adequate drainage from - - _-by another - __ Winter Springs brought flash the city?"and hinted that she is ;~* I, _~ - . .1 M, flooding that washed out Summer of flooding problimm. -# . wmt~ Continued From Page 1-Al By Strongarm Robbers 44, SEWALLS POINT, (AP) - A 3-year-old girl waited until two armed men ransacked her home of $5,000 worth of goods, then used scissors to cut the tape binding her governess and a maid, police said. Despite the quick action Saturday night of little (;eorgiana Randolph, police In this Atlantic seacoast town near Stuart said, they were unable to rind any trace of the robbers. The governess, Katherine Metzler, 20, and maid Carri Parsons, 52, had been bound by the men, but Georgiana and her IS-month-old brother, Bobby, were left alone, police said. The children's parents, attorney Jerry Randolph Jr. and his wife, were not home at the time of the robbery, officers said. Miss Metzler said she told Georgians to get scissors and cut the tape binding her wrists as soon as the men left, then called police. "This place was a shambles," said Police Chief )U.atCk N. Anicito. lie said the men forced their way into the home with .38-caliber revolvers and hauled away television sets, guns, silver and cash, Director Faces Uphill Battle TALLAHASSEE, (AP) The state's new director of cornmurty services faces an uphill battle In his fight to aid Florida's poor despite severe cuts in his agency's budget. 'We've got to cut down on bureaucracy and red tape and get the money down to the people," says Robert GuUinan. "We've got to make the programs work bet- (;utlinan, a 35-year-old lawyer, was named director of the Diisfon of Community Affairs two weeks ago. The agency supervises some state aid to the poor. Prior to his appointment, he headed a Florida Legal Services program of aid for the elderly and lobbied for abolition of mandatory retirement and improved nursing home conditions, ,._ — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. '1 ________ By The Associated Press Americans fed up with rising taxes have rejected proposed school budgets at a record rate this year, defeating spending plans requiring increased levies on property and other items. An Associated Press spot check showed the mood of discontent seemed strongest on the East and West Coasts, although there were signs of rebellion elsewhere. New York State officials said 622 school district budgets were submitted to voters during May and June. They said a record 155 or 23.4 per cent were rejected. The previous high rate of defeat was In 1969 when just under 20 per cent of the budgets were rejected. The biggest setbacks came in suburban areas where property taxes already are high. Some of the proposed tax increases ranged up to 20 per cent, with local authorities claiming they, needed the money because state aid to education is not keeping pace with Inflation. PALATKA, (AP) A weekend search for a missing twin-engine aircraft carrying five North Carolina people failed to turn up any sign of the craft, the Civil Air Patrol says. A spokesman for the CAP said 46 search missions were flown Sunday In Florida while other units searched in Georgia. On board the plane were Human Eden, 46, his wife Geneva, their 9-year-old daughter, Cindy, and Odell and Sadie Me!ton, all from Raeford. - By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer said. "This is a jump of 1.9 per -, Although most economic indicators show the recession is _____ not yet over, some observers in Seminole County are making 'I cautious predictions that the ____ Florida Power Corp., FPC economy has leveled off and which serves south Seminole may be on the way up. decline of per cent in John Higgins of Florida Power County, including Oviedo, li.st. -• "There have been some good Sanford with more than $132 and light Corp. (FP&L thinks 38,221 active meters as of June .. signs, but we're still not out of million deposited. Deposits last so. .. 30, 1975, compared with 37,355 . the woods," said Julian Sten- year were more than $145 "Certainly pe ople are moving on the same date in 1974. The . --,. strom, a former realtor and million, ljff~ -. away, but no one can really firm does not list inactive ... current public relations officer Total county deposits minus measure how many and why," meters. . •1 V for Cardinal Industries. FederalSavingsandlMans)for Higgins said. "The biggest Ken Dyer, spokesman for lie's also a Sanford city the same period show a drop to reason, of course, is th e lack of FPC, said the increase is a commissioner. -.-. $81 million-plus from $277 work for the bread-winner of minimal one based Ofl l . . The boom days of 1972-73 for million-plus in 1974. , the family." population tk moving .: into 'L' . Seminole have leveled off, as Bank resources in Sanford FP&L figures show a small Seminole County from Orange, -t'ected, and following the end show an Increase of about $3 Increase in the number I -' of but still isa good sign that there bourn came the recession million, but county-wide bank customers, but the increase is a slow upturn in the economy. 14 and early 1975. resources have dropped (again was less than anticipated. The Jobless figures rose to a high There is no doubt the sudden excluding Savings and Loan amount of inactive meters has of 12.7 _____ per cent in Seminole luveling off of a major boom has assets), risen, as well, at a significantly County in May, but fell in June . .-_ figured into the recession -11 The most obvious indicators higher rate than the number of to 10.7 per cent. State officials period," Sterroni said of g -owth or stagnation for the new customers, say this is due to a seasonal Ày recently. 'Let's cc it, many county construction and FP&L figures, as of June, employment situation, but are local families depended on the related services are also 1975. show a total of 16,314 hopeful that the trend will space industry for jobs and that mixed, customers in northern Seminole continue. has slowed down. They want to Building permits in Sanford County - including parts of "It's the best news we've had leave — but where can they are up, but county permits have Deltona and Osteen. In June of in this direction for some go" ;I dropped 22.3 per cent. last year there were 15,959 months," Millard Tuck, labor From 1970 to '75, Seminole Developer J. Brailey Odham meters in operation. The total examiner for the state er.iVIEW FROM THE TOP County grew 48 per cent, cautions, "Many of the permits number of meters in 1975; In- ployment office, said. It might not be the most comfortable seat In the world, but 11- compared with an 18 per cent in Sanford were issued for cluding inactive ones, is 17,698 The employment, electric year-old Paul Tillman, 204 We Harney Road, Geneva, doesn't growth in sprawling Orange repair or remodeling, not for compared to 16,952 last year. inek-rs and building figures fal seem to mind too much as he watches some of his mates at play County. according to Florida new construction," 'This means there are 7.8 per to surprise school officials, from atop this unlikely perch. Perhaps he's just trying to call Employment Service figures. Part of the problem may be cent inactive meters in our area however, with administration attention to the sign. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson 1 hank deposits in the first that people are simply moving this year compared with 5.9 per official Roger Harris reporting quarter of this year show a cut of the county at least cent inactive in 1974," Higgins an expected two per cent drop In cnrollment in the county this fall - unless everyone on the books and new students expected—return when classes resume. By BOB LLOYD destroyed by fire on 14 just Airport in which 1500 cash was radio speaker, valued at $100, "There has been some loss of Officials at Days Inn, SR46 Herald Staff Writer north of the SR 434 rest area, reported taken. Officers said were stolen, population, or the enrollment and I-I west of Sanford, Higginbothan said he was able Starline Enterprises, Building Two area motels reported reported a $350 color television would not be down. Still, it Is A 13-year-old Casselberry girl to pull off the highway and get 131, was entered by prying a television sets stolen. At Floral was missing from a burglarized only a small percentage of the was listed In good condition out of the vehicle just before it metal door and offices were Motel, U.S. 17-92, Longwo.d, room. entire school population." today In the intensive care unit burst Into flames after the left ransacked, four rooms were entered via harms said. at Winter Park Memorial rear tire caught fire, according Debris Pittman reported $610 Is the recession over, windows and televisions valued Hospital after suffering head to a report filed by Deputy Ron On other weekend burglaries, at $425 taken, deputies repor- in silverware, bedding, small "Who knows? I would say injur ies Sunday while water Gilbert. sheriffs deputies reported a ted. Deputy David Duguld said appliances and art supplies most likely, but then by midskiing on Lake Howell in south Gilbert said there were no lock was cut off a metal door at a fifth room was also entered were missing after burglary at November, 1 could be totally Seminole. injuries and county firemen Carlstedt Florist Co., Sipes but apparently the thieves her Oviedo Route Two wrong," Harris declared, lie Sheriff's deputies said Julie extinguished the blaze. Ave., east of Sanford, and an couldn't get the television set residence, according to a report also points out that enrollment A. Brophey, 13, of 1170 Calle Del electric adding machine and a out through a small window, filed by Deputy P. J. Riggins. iContlnued on Page $A Sanford police jailed a 38Rey, Casselberry, was being towed on water skiis and as the year-old man last night in lieu boat passed the dock at Mar- of $5,000 bond on a charge of beya Club Apartments "let go breaking and entering with to commit it of the tow rope, misjudged her intent was he speed and struck a parked misdemeanor after A found inside the band director's Deputy R. A. Newshutz office at Sanford Middle School. reported Kenneth W. Brophey, French Ave. and 18th St. 42, was a passenger in the tow Patrolman H. J. Shea Jr., one boat being driven by Thomas of the officers responding to a Hughes of Orlando at the time burglar alarm, reported that of the accident. Jimmie LaRingo, 38, with "no Deputies reported a 1969 present address" was found Lincoln Continental, driven by asleep on the office floor. Earl Higginbotham, 66, of 606 Sanford police today were Briarcliff Drive, Sanford, was probing a burglary at Sanford ________ - P __________ _____________________________________________________ i 9. . ' ,, '- , ' - : -. ' - ' .•-''..,-. - j -' -' _. ''." - - =---- A n- ..1 . . . :. — — A — In Water Ski Mishap Hurt II - (10W flaYS Been Made for You foTravel rrun.minps - John Daniels '" . ,- Ta kes Nearly Two Thousand Years In Only Fifteen Days to the . Council Job Seriously BYJANECASSELBERRY — council vacated last September r Herald Staff Writer by the resignation of David _____ Outlaw. WINTER SPRINGS— A ____ Daniels had already decided stickler for details, City .• , .. . •". -. .. ..-.. -•'- 4- torunfortheCityCounciitn the -. Councilman John Daniels takes . • December, 1974, municipal his job seriously, putting in election, and when Outlaw many hours each week In adresigned to further his P dition to regular council education, Daniels was named sessions. to fill the remainder of the -. A retired Air Force colonel, term. lie served as cornhe and his wife Mary moved to • missioner of finance and f.r lea_______ Winter Springs Country Club elections. _______ area since re-named Campaigning on a platform of Tuscawilla two years ago and careful planning, fiscal soon realized the area, responsibility and dignity in • separated from the main part of j actions, Daniels ran for the town by many miles, was group three seat in December, L_ something of a stepchild as far defeating incumbent John as services were concerned. Booth 229 to 164. Daniels began attending City After being sworn into office JOHN DANIELS Council meetings and did not in January, he was appointed hesitate to express his opinion by the mayor to serve as fire as an Interested citizen and In rapid succession, Daniels commissioner and assistant taxpayer. It was not long before found himself appointed to the finance commissioner. lie was the Council decided to take Board of Adjustment, the also appointed to head the city's advantage of this interest and Planning and Zoning Board and Bicentennial Committee, which put him to work, filling the group two seat on the has made application for federal funds for Local bicentennial projects. When not busy with city affairs and his position as assistant principal at Union Park Junior High School in Orange County, he cnJoy'a Seminole County Sheriff John acceptable. playing golf, lie belongs to the Polk said he planned to meet This morning, Polk said the Vcterans of Foreign Wars and with County Cornmissionei' county's offer of $2,374,000 La the Retired Officers Chairman Ski VihIen Jr. today "not aeceptabl.!." He said hi.' Asi:iati'tnan' is member of to review the county's coun- will meet with the staff of the Redeemer Moravian Church of teroffer to Polk's $2.6 million Office Management Assistance Winter Springs. budget request. and Evaluation (OMAE) today Daniels was born Sept. 25, The commission must ap. to discuss the budget. 1924, in Covington, Tenn,, prove and prezat to Polk a where he grew up and met budget by Friday or be in Polk said his counteroffer Mary Thornton, whom he viola tion oi state law. Polk then still "comes pretty close" to the married in 1942, at Her ndando, -has Inc cpiion 10 appeal Lhc inI5IedI eu .' *$uLuii Isw lot Miss. Miss. me Daniels have a son, budget to the Florida Depart. funding the sheriff's depart- Steven, 24, of Ft. Walton Beach ment of Administration if the mcnt during the next fiscal and a daughter, Suzanne, 21 Cl c,.,unty'3 budget oiler is not year, which begins Oct. 1. Fort Hwmchuca, Ariz. book. . und., th. I i -! 0 1 I ______ = — ,:7I4 -: ' 1ear,Old i . , .. - - backed water up Into hacienda Village, a nearby mobile home 6 development. Police reported a car driven 411r5. Fusco, o 422 Girl F . Cedarv'ood Court, Winter Springs, plunged into the •.•, . By The Associated Press CTR and was ater a er • The death of a 6-yeir-old girl m iiuUicu out a wrecker. Involved In a two-car collision Washouts were reported while enroute to church pushed aroundtwo nc pipes und er the state's highway death toll Building over the weekend to at least • -. uj,uCs.i, io urauaiww tUUiIY seven, according to the high. -, said the pipes are "three- way • .Patrol. •-. fourths clogged up by sludge, sand and debris." Troopers said Sandra Dyess :-e-Police closed the road to of LakeLind was fatally injured Sunday morning when her (atraffic, pending repairs. Ryan (le1t awl Allen Butt, of 1325 Elliott Ave., Sanford, enjoy a Winter Springs suffered ther's car collided with a pickup 4 game o bumper pool at the civic center as part of the Sanford severe flooding and road truck. The ;iil's .ioth, Recreation Department's summer program, which comes to a damage a year ago when the Elizabeth, 37, and another pasconr!lusi000n'r1dsy. 'Herla4Stalf Photo byBill Vincent) creek, which drabs parts of senger, Unda Biller, fl, were Ciuiselberry, Altamonte and critically injured. -. -- - es - l '. - by ,.... . . •-'- . '_ ' ' BUMPER POOL ANYONE? - I I • Hurricane Blanche Aims At Nova Scotia MIAMI (AP) Hurricane Blanche aimed -mIIe-an-bour winds and heavy raLia at Nova Scotia today. Forecasters said residents along the southeast coast were —I- #---- _--J .8tctd at about daybreak and liurri. cane-force winds from the storm's center by midmorning, - "Blanche poses a detinite threat to Nova Scotia and wIth the present track may move Inland near the central part of the southeast shore by midday," said a forecaster at th ;Ua ::-& Ceiitei in Miami. Blanche, which grew out of a tropical depression between ... Bermuda and the Bahamas last Th ursday, was centered about flO miles southeast of Halifax, near latitude 41.3 north ar4 Ion. gitude 66.2 west, at 3 a.m. EDT. It was moving at about 20 miles pc hur in1 iicttéd w pick up forward speed during the day. Mazlir"i winds were near Wâi the center and gale-force winds extended outward for about 150 mites. Gale warings were posted for Maine from Rockland to Eastpin I az*j a aniaii-crait advisory was In effect from south of Rockl'.nd, Me., to Block fland, 11.1. 3 99 - ______ 1089 ST. JOSEPH CHILOPE N S FROST & TIP ____ 14 - .' ...uiSs_.. n._._. • L II 00 . .. . VALUE 4.54 CLAIROL __ _______ Polk To Meet Board On Budget Deadlock - r /0 _________________________ V ' er,. ,) 4 29 ASPIRIN6. 4/,a47 LIMIT I __________ -jr 15kJ4.$' ,' 5 arw :''v.-ts to-vk.6.01 • '4''Ou,&','r,, SJJ0SIPH j ,_, 'STAY FREE MAXI-PAD, 30s Nov. 5 179 "°'. $I II r4'4'.Yost )(ol SuiIuirr omc jTic for OU ii )ou 4JIk thc ',',i of tIc (.ro in a ltrui.ilcm hsh look aImoi as it did ihcn Jeu ia r u stied 014( IJIIS5 ttr cr dcc per meaning a ou pri hcrc ,kiid the 41a1'k in Heihichem or kneel in the (uardcn of (icitncnunc l)ui sIi .ite out ocr the Jot din alIc from atop the Mount Of )Mho. stst Naiareth. (.ini. the "touni c'( Rcaiittidc .ini rn,,n'. r P! . PAPAL AUDIENCE Corn, to thi. Holy Lind' On 'our ay ycu'll stop for your holy -ear pilgrim ii t.Ieivon and homily y the Holy rather ant a thorC,ujh holy y,cr tour of the Vatican ' and Rome. On sour return ou'Il Irac the of St I',iiu, a: .th•' and (oi,n4h in (arce..t fI S,qit 1500 is 0 isAd i, this OvDO' lode, iv rsvu, ..a'I you ill vssjv. ,t (eci-p'oui,d Sold., P,Itb t.tla you w4'oi you con coped very .ome,,I ol on vnlorq,9oiJ. •speri,is. -_ --I rNow, N'c?tir' WaiPi lIM'. 703 CP,v,O' OS Our Sa,&evr 11 I fll N Atlantic Avt. Fli. irni I IuI ,.4 ••. (•4p,*-I •.udr I - PICKLES SCHICK SUPER II ' __ ________I _ TWIN BLADE CARTRIDGES 9s 7 " 1.47 , COLOGNE FRICTION "POUR LA BAIN" M _______ 2 AMBUSH DUSTING POWDER 1 Fl. Oz. 9 1*2 2.75 VALUE _ 8 OZ. 925 GUARD 1,00L!i' ci 7 ~44, PPA1 ci P1 LIGUID 11 PRELL 1 69 VA(,UE -- 119 VALUE or FLiCIffl IPIl ___ I A AMBUSH TABU 230 -_ - - SUPER BATH SILK 3e50 RIGHT __ LYSOL ___ __ .89 L 1.09 . , 01-69 .5 VALUE f EXOTIQUE DUPLICATES 2.00 VALUE dFLOz, 4039 2 79 VALUE FAMOUS • 49VALUE FANNIPS BREADS BUTTER ') 71iIYiI ____ 653 VALUE ' Irps PLUMROSE IVORY SOAP PICNIC HAM PERSONAL 1 . I ,4% 4 . 3C . 'F • LIMIT 6 WALSH P&?O',C'COfO, v'0','0c01e,a' ______ ' 'SHOE STRING direci,on of _____ - _______ 1.35 VALUE Father Richard '' KOBEYS 2.89 VALUE Bible a, your guide- -- 4 oz. POTATOES HOLY LAND wiSh Sh. .. .--- .' The city Is now engaged In a citywide program of paving 21 miles of dirt streets as a result of an out-of-court settlement of a federal court suit two ago by a group of residents In the Georgetown area city's east side. Sanford officials have for several years recognized need for a massive $4-nilllon storm drainage alleviate flooding over the city, but voters have twice turned down proposed bond issues finance U* drainage Some of the most costl rt.s of the 'roJect accordi 'engineers, to is In the i' tiv black ('oi ro , •h ' lxr Uathani" Griffith reporters 12 iongswereevacusted that tbe only flooding of thLs d uring the 3years he's lived 1114 W. 10 St., was during Hurricane Donna In 1960, "People just can't live like this," Griffith said as he stood on his front porch Sunday morning sipping a cup of coffec j t: f on three Wes of his small frame residence. A 15-foot board was propped on the porch Monday, July 28, 1#75-3A "Certainly people are moving away, but no cent and it stems from two one can really measure how many and things: one - construction of apartment structures which why. have not been filled and —two -FP&L Spokesman - peeple who have just plain John Higgins left the area." _____________ Teen School Budgets Rejected ~4_ •'' . ___ Search For Plane Fails ' - Tot Frees Pair Bound I' ____________ i~* , _____ It - , . "— a - t_ - *N , . ,% V,t_ 4Q — ~4 IN BRIEF By MICK LOCHRIDGE _ I Herald Staff Writer _______ Mike Florence didn't enter his senior year at Jones High School in Orlando. He says that 11 I '4 alter he moved out of his parent's home in 1971, he didn't even bother to check his 11th grade report card to see if he passed or failed. Florence, 21, says he doesn't see any need for a diploma and doesn't intend to return to school. HIS dream is taking shape. The dream— "land and a house and nobody could run me off." "I've always wanted something I could pay for - a piece of land and a house," he &~ I1 said _ F" — "I was doubtful for a while, then all of a sudden it just happened and here it is." Florence's dream can be found on a parThe Florences—Mike and Denise tially cleared one acre in South Seminole County where a 1970 mobile home is being started payments on the $3,000 mobile home. lie said a representative of the county zoning installed, Moving out of a small, wooden cabin into department told him of Itattaway's action and the in;itter would eoiiie before the the single-wide trailer is the next to last step commission. in Florence's Fulfilling the dream for himself a 1 thought we were in trouble," Florence and his 19-year-old wile, Denise, who is utrailer and the land the srid. "We'd bought pecting the couple's first baby in October. Once in the mobile home, Florence says he and it (the appeal) broke everything up." intends t') bui I a new tiome where the frame Florence was purchasing the one acre from his boss, James Koepke, for $9,000. house he has lived in for a year now stands, Also In Florence's mind was the condition The Florence dream nearly turned into a nightmare this month when the Seminole set by the board of adjustment in granting the special exception the frame house must be County Commission objected to Florence parking his mobile home on the site, torn down in 90 days of the May 19 approval The land, just off Dodd Road, Is in County for the mobile home. Commissioner Mike Hatt.away's district and Then the wait began for the couple. the comznLssioner filed an appeal on the "It was three weeks before we went to the meeting, ta July .8 public bearing not county's board of adjustment granting knowing what was going on," he said. Florence a special exception to park the mobile home. Meanwhile, Florence was making between liattawa> said the area, which presently Is $200 and $250 a week as a mechanic and sparsely developed and covered with Denise was making more than $100 doing palmetto scrub, is earmarked for single secretarial work for Ben Finf rock Industries family development.Hatt.away fild the in Orlando The couple, married in Noem appeal within the 30-day time period allowed ber, 1974, was saving for the baby and the to the board of adjustment rulings, dream. However, Florence says he understood that On July 8 the appeal was continued while only property owners in the area could appeal the county legal staff researched the ruling and says none of the area residents ramifications of the board sitting in judgment objected to the mobile home. No one objecting on its own appeal. July 15 continued to July appeared during any of the three public 22 for the same reason. hearings with the commission to consider the Good news struck the Florences on July 22 matter. when County Attorney Tom Freeman told the "I didn't know the county could appeal the board they could not sit on the appeal and ruling," Florence said. "I was under the advised the board to drop it. impression only property owners in the area The board did, unanimously. could appeal." More good news came last week from the And so, when Florence, a mechanic with zoning department, giving the Florences as Ace Auto Air on Colonial Drive, Orlando, much time as they need to tear down their learned of !Iattaway's appeal he had already house. New Information Cited As ._=-•- _. - Cautious Local Observers Look For Economic_Upturn FL ORIDA Kennedy Seen —,—I.. -__ Monday, July 21,1975 r'1 IN - 1.09 j1.29 145 VALUE __________ 169 VALUE _____________________________ , I I I_aa',u II i Lv FAUST'S DRUG STORE FIQST & SANFORD AVE . DOWN FORD _________ �Evening Herald ,300 ; N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3r,-2611 or 831.9993 Monday, July 28, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher W111IAM ft CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 Iliiie Delivery: Week, 55 cents; MPnth, $2.40; 01onths, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida S?fl.. as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months. 16.20: 12 Month-q. 024A , .EJ ______ Spending Habits TI. e Clock Must Be Changed '-wasma up uiwtwi rwvu; r.wiuvmiy wi fall, then next year she'll be iwttthed to Goldsboro Elementary where she'll remain for two years, if we continue live in the same school district Then It's on to Lakeview Middle School for three more years of learning before transferring again this time to Crooms High where she'll stay for just one school year. Finally, after all this switching around, she'll make It to Seminole High for grades 10, 11 and 12. This seems like a ridiculous situation and is annoying to more than one set of parents. We've talked with many who are just as concerned as we regarding this situatlpn and there are many. In looking over a copy of a public document published by the Seminole County School Ad. ministration reflecting the zone lines and listing apartments and subdivisions and the schools for each, we note that children from no less than 13 such areas must attend five different schools If they stay situated where they currently reside. The document also makes mention that "it should be noted that zone lines aresubject to change at any time." wecertatnly hope uusls true and that someone IL used to oe (and not so many years ago) Mat one living In a small community could be proud of the fact that he attended the same school, starting with Grade 1, throughout his precollege days. At the worst, you'd go through Grade 9 In the same building before transferring to Higli School, which consisted of Grades 10, 11 and 12 Back then you knew everyone in every class, because you all stayed together, right from the first through 12th grades—. and you were proud when even a small number made It through the graduation exercises, proud that you'd been able to stick together through thick and thin. Today you might be lurky if your next door neighbor gets in even one of your classes, let alone your homeroom. And the possibility of sticking together all the way through Crude 12? Practically zilch. The thing that really disturbs us more than this, however, is the fact that a youngster today might be required to attend at least five different schools before he gets that coveted high school diploma. Speaking merely as a parent, we fall to see the necessity for our youngest offspring to transfer that often. (And, we just use her as an example, because there are plenty o[ others inthe same boat.) ____________ r ui, 5ne U VRlI U LPVLWI UV.Il U IMJ currently exists. We've been active In school functions for many years, but how can you have any allegiance to a particular school with this type of zoning? Depending upon the number of children In a family and their ages, It is entirely possible that one family could have youngsters attending five different schools at the same time. That isn't a very healthy, nor economical, situation by any stretch of the Imagination. Let's hope our school officials can come up with something better than this In the future. It's hard enough to get parents interested in school activities, without having to attend five different PTA meetings, pick up and deliver at five different schools and having the youngsters coming home at five different times of the day. This Is the type of thing that could drive parents right up the wall and we hardly think It's justified. - - . WORLD IN BRIEF Turks Begin Moving Into U.S. Installations ANKARA, Turkey (AP) —Turkish units began moving into U.S. military installations scattered around Turkey today, officials here said. They said the troops were acting to take control of the bases but declined to give further details. No reports were available from the sites to confirm the official annoucement. Officials denied press reports that the United States had already closed down some of the key bases. There is no question of closing down the bases or sending the personnel away. But operations are being suspended gradually since Saturday in accordance with the Turkish government's decision," the officials said. They added that "II will take some time. Some of the sensitive equipment cannot just be switched off at a moment's notice without being damaged." Correction: Due to a typographical error, we had the big 'Fun Day' In Casselberry scheduled for Aug. 6. Instead, it's Aug. 16. —tWCUmC) 'I The answer to unemployment, of course, is jobs. ___ And a healthy business community provides TIEDE OAKLEY jobs. That is the rationale behind the intent of President Ford and his advisers to ask Congress J N rdi for a cut in corporate income taxes, as outlined by Treasury Secretary William Simon to the House Way" and Means Committee. Congress, despite an influx of new members elected last year during a national "antiAML MERAin Establishment" mood, is receptive if not en_____ thusiastic. The lawmakers are well aware that unless business regains its health, more and more of their constituents will be out of work. The decision by the federal Consumer Joan Little has come a hog way the wrong As conceded by Simon, however, convincing Products Safety Commission not to issue a ban way. Until a year ago a troublesome, dead-ended the American people that business tax cuts are in on aerosol products using fluorocarbons at this .. delinquent sening7tolo years for breaking and their own best interest will require "an enormous time was probably the most realistic one it could entering, her fortunes were remarkably altered make, given the present state of our knowledge _______________________ ______________________ educational job." Dismayed over reports of on a hot Aug ust evening when ie killed her th e upper atm os phere and th e co mplicat ed jailer with an Ice pick. Far from plunging her massive oil company profits and caught up in a of -----1 chemical processes that take place there. Into further obscurity, the event rnadt the girl a wave of consumerism, the public generally is A number of scientists have expressed fears ____________________ pe riod heroine. Now on trial here for murder, she unsympathetic to corporate woes. that the man-made gas, used in a bout half of all _______ —, is supported by contributed money. Vounteer But inflation has made th e profit picture spray can products, as well as in refrigeration lawyers, and hundreds of sympathetic people illusory. Uncertainty has made business officials and air-condi tioning systems, eventually Finds who wait daily outside the courthouse for a its way into the stratosphere where it breaks cautious and investors wary. glimpse of her person. I Investment funds and profits the stuff upon down the earth's protective layer of ozone that To a degree, the support for the suddenly which expansion plans are built fall far short of screena out most of the sun's harmful ultraviolet us young woman (she's 20 ) ii to be exFamo trillions of dollars estimated as necessary to radiation. They warn that a sharp rise In skin 0 pected. Though she admits killing the jailer, she 'è 0 cancer could be one consequence of this ozone reach a national goal of 16 million new jobs over the depletion. reach pleads self defense he was trying to ra pe her, next decade. she says. Given her former obscurity, Other scientists dispute the evide nce on which _______ Reduced corporate taxes would boost cor- the ban-the-aerosol-bomb proponents base their vulnerability, and the fact she Is black and the Jailer was white, it was perhaps Inevitable that porate profits and entice more corporate investors, argument. human rightists would rally to her predicament. "Despite 40 years of very extensive exCapital is the force that creates new factories, flj' plant additions and demand for new machines and ploratlon, the application of the world's biggest The irony of the situation Is obvious. Usually computers to the problems of forecasting and the facilities, it is the def enda nt, not the state, caught unspe nding of a few hundred million dollars on But the capitalistic United States now trails favorably In matters of this kind. Yet whichever .rain-making' projects, we still cannot forecast ____ side suffers from trial Imbalance, justice may most other nations in percentage of dollar atmospheric event with the accuracy required to also. Thus despi te cries for "Free Joan Nos", 4 production invested for growth and expansion. discover whe ther man's activities have any ___ ___ de spite the lapel bu ttons which proclaim her the Government shares th e blame. A series of ' major effect on th e atmosphere," says Dr. victim of legal racism, the fact is there are two Richard S. Scorer, professor of theoretical deficits in the federal budget has forced heavy _________ sides to this story that should be heard equally. federal borrowing, depriving business of lending mechanics at London University's College of Unfortunately, the other aide can never be sources and boosting interest rates. The private Science and Technology. If we can't forecast the weather accurately heard with complete equality. Much of It died spending that can be translated Into jobs has been 'The next event, folks, Is a bareback endurance beyond three days, he asks, how can we honestly with jailer Clarence Alligood on that hot August stifled determine what fluorocarbons will do 10 evening. Still, even a hasty glance at the stirride without reins." Government can take corrective measures ozone layer in the next 40 years? viving evidence raises questions in his behalf. with a constructive approach to business-tax The British meteorologist, who has frequently I There Is no doubt he was found with his pants reform and by adopting new spending habits. The lashed out at fellowscientists who give the public down. And there was, according to the coroner, .' ultimate message to be conveyed to the recently "environmental Jitters" on the basis of insome Indica tion of sexual activi ty (semen on his leg, but did he Instigate the conditions or was he skeptical public is that living standards can rise complete or Ill-advised evidence, came to this Ed itor country recently under the auspices of the Instead lured Into them? only to the extent that business grows and chemical Industry, which has no small stake in prospers. Friends of Jailer Afligood think the latter. They any possible last-minute change. the controversy. Sales of aerosol products Mcet The Senator I hope the visit takes place as planned and i recall him as a racially prejudiced sort "who'd declined from a record 2.9 billion cans In 1973 to never go after a nigger unless she tempted him." hope you will be able to come. 2.7 billion last year, largely because of the ozone Last year during the U.S Senate campaign Moreover, he was a substantial 200.pounder who, Sen. Richard Stone care. omised to visit each of Florida's alleged, "could easily have handled a 10067 coun ties pr Washington, D.C. A special committee has been set up by each year providing the schedule of Senate pound woman even If she did take a swipe wi th National Academy of Sciences and Is expected 10 business In Washington allows, an Ice pick." When It came to light that Saudi Arabia wanted the U.S. make a report sometime next year. At least one Army to exclude Jewish soldiers from military aid teams sent to major manufacturer of spray can products has Finally, concerning that ice pick, the Ailigood Solar this year, I've visited 21 counties. If the Letters to the editor are al ways welcome. that coun try, the Defense Department faced a dilemma. What Is decided not to wait for further scientific defe nse offers a point of more concrete tinSenate recesses, as scheduled, August 1, I will They should be as brief as possible and more important our relations with the Arabs, or the principle evidence, _ however, and has voluntarily ended visit 30 additional counties during August. plication: If Ms. Little did merely defend herself comment on matters of general Interest. that a man's religion has nothing to do with his status in our the t' of fluorocarbon propellants in spray agai nst rape, why was it necessary to stab the armed services? cans. man 11 tim es until he expired ? I plan to visit Seminole County, Monday, The letters should deal wi th Issues and avoid Ac co rding to am uel C. Johnson, Chairman S The steering committee of genera ls which has been August 4. The Greater Sanford Cham ber of personalities. Presumably these wonders and more will be studying the problem has made the correct judgment the only and chief executive officer of Johnson Wax, comm has generously of fered to host an adequa tely aired as the Little trial progresses. one consistent wi th what is right by American standards. The there are other propeflants just as effecti ve as lrdorrnai public meeting from 8 until 9 a.m., that The editor reserves the right to edit those But Alligood's people feel the facts will receive Army should assign personnel to averseas postsi on the basis of fluorocarbons that do not pose a threat to ft day at the Civic Center located next to On for reasons of space, but will exercise little attention outside the courtroom. Says one of their qualif ications to do a job not on the basis of any religious environment.. He urges other manufacturers of Chamber of Commerce Building on Sanford letters great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost the dead man's family; "If we could raise I spray can products to follow his cortpany's lead. Avenue in Sa nf ord. I hope that you will be able to or ethnic prejudices In the host country. in the editing. $200,000, and If we could get all k inds of fam ous Yet even some scientists who want an end 10 stop by, say hello, and give me wha tever a2vice The generals would leave the door open for Americans to people In here on his (Alligood's) behalf, we fluorocarbon use admit that an immediate and counsel you may wish to concerning the All lelters must be signed with a mailing ntIt get the country to listen. Joan little has dtxline assignment to a pdst in a foreign country where they changeover to move innocuous profx,liants is not business of the Congress. This is a listening visit address and, when po"Ible, a would be the object of prejudice or otherwise have a valid practical. telephone atIMber proven this: You can get people in the country to and I hope to hear w ha t you and other Seminole to the identity of the writer may be checked and reason to ask for alterna te duty. The option, however, should be lieve anyth ing if you tell them enough," This leaves ttvi publi c about where It as at t County citizens have on your minds. established. However, the Evening Herald will remain on our side. beginning of the controversy. PenrllnL' the acrespect the wishes of writers who do not want So it Is Were may be a greater Issue on tr ial Citize ns of some countries may have their reasons for cumulation of enough evidence to b -ing the Of course, the Senate leadership might decide their names to appear in print. here In Raleigh. And that is whether justice is seeing something objectionable in the religion , race or e thnic scientists into agreement, one way or U. other, to delay the recess. If that occurs, It will be at the deaf as well as blind. One hopes so. If Ms. Little heritage of people who represent the Uni ted States of America . there may be some comfort in the kn .kdge last moment and I wil l not be able to Inform you We reserve, of course, the right to reject any is Innocent it must be because she did noth ing s That Is their problem, not ours. If we compromised on the thi't skin cancer Is the mildest form of the persona lly in time. Threfore, I would appreciate le tters this newspaper considers to be Libelous or legally wrong, not because she has a louder voice principle of equal opportunity In our armed services In order to disease and Is rarely fatal, your checking to avoid being inconvenienced by slanderous. than the man she killed. cater to those prejudices, our military missions abroad would not be represen ting the United States but misrepresenting It. JACK DON TOM - o Ve oan L Trial Raises ct Ready Yet D On Ozone 01", 111 Japanese Hijacker Arrested .4 TOKYO (AP) A 17-year-old student at a private high school today decided in midflight to go to Hawaii and hijacked a Japanese airliner but was arrested when he let the plane land to unload other passengers, police said. Police said that about 35 minutes Into the flight from Tokyo for Sapporo the youth knocked on the cockpit door and was admitted. Keeping his hands in his pockets as if he had a weapon, he demanded that the Lockheed Tri-Star bound for northern Japan return to Tokyo, unload the passengers and then go to Honolulu. Police said there were 286 persons aboard the All Nippon Airways jet, including 11 crew members. After the pa.csen;crs disembarked, two policemen ss caring airport ground personnel uniforms entered the rane and seized the youth, who turned out to be unarmed, officials Said. - s Querie 0 _____ . _______ ________ - . _____ - ______ _____ _____ - _____ ______ Time Refuses Censorship - __________ ______ ____ _______ __________ ____________ ____ ____ NEW I)EhAII, India (AP) Time magazin e has announced it will not sign a censorship statement which the gove rnment of Prime Ministe r Indira Gandhi has pressured representatives of oth er foreign news media to sign. Time informed th e I nd ian government of its decision Sunday and said it would wi thdraw its correspondent, David Aikrnan, tod ay. Other major For eign news media refusing to sign the sta tement includ ed Newsweek, th e Wash ington Post, the London Times, the London Daily Telegraph, the Bri tish Broadcasting Corp., and th e Voice of America. The New York Times joined the ranks of major news organizations that signed the statement. Th ey Include the Ios Angeles Times, Th e Associated Press, United Press International, Agence Fra nce Presse and Reuters. - - _____ _____ __ __________ _____ _________ _ _ ___ _____ _____________ _______________ ___________ _____________ Letter No Helsinki * * Accord* 0 Noth*ing Or Eve rything Analysis By JAMFS It. PEIPERT Associated Press Writer HELSINKI, Finla nd (AP) The European security declaration to be signed in Helsinki this week by the leaders of 35 nations, Including President Ford, can mean all things to all people, very little to anybody at all. The 30,000-word charter, a sort of code of conduct for nalions but with no legal backing, is classic study in diplomati c ambiguity. It is the result of 30 months of - Israeli Suspension Sought KAMPALA, Uganda AP African foreign min isters called today for th e suspension of Israel from the United Nations until Israel withdraws from occupied Ar ab territories and recognizes th e national rights of Palestinians. The Organ iation of African Unity conference delegates also said South Africa sh ould be expelied from the United Nations, and urged stepped-up economic, po!itical and mili ta ry measur es against ruling white minori ties in South Africa and Rhodesia. - To The • - LISBON, Portugal (AP) move too fast with their revoluPremier Vasco Goncalves was lion, and th ose remarks ap. _ believed ready to announce a peared to have been intended to '- war. new cabinet today following a allay fears abroad that the milbloody weeke nd clash between itary was about to allow a YITZIIAK RABIN Socialists and militant Commu. Communist takeover. nists. The president also appeared to be arranging his poli ti cal The Socialist pa rty on Sunday so he could continue credentials called on President Francisco ce if moderate armed do Costa Gomes, a moderate, in offi forces officers should someday iii IIc v [VUUUIItV II5 gain control. triumvirate of generals named Over the weekend the Soci al11 The Associat ed Press last week and form a "governisis, Portugal's largest party Israel's latest proposals to Egypt for ment of national salvation" but now fighting for political an interim agreement in the Si na i desert unify the people and sa ve Porlife, issued a co:nmunique callare Jerusalem's final offer, Defense tugal From dictatorshIp, ing the junta unconstitutional Minister Shimon Peres said today But Premier Goncalves was sa In an inte rview with the Tel Aviv expected to dispatch Costa and id "it is not Marc or the constnctlon of socialism that newspaper Haaretz, Peres said Israel Gomes to the European Securdivides us, but Stalinism." had go ne "a long, long way" and he could ity Conference in Helsinki. On Saturday night, 6,000 not envision any more Israeli conThe pre mier was expected to people ba ttled with clu bs and cessions to Egypt. name civilians and radical rocks as Communists attacked If Cairo's latest proposals are final, mili tary men to a new cabinet, a Socialist rally in the central Peres said, the n "Israel has nothing Goncalves and Gen. Otelo So- Portuguese city of Evora, 70 more to offer." raiva de Carvaiho, the national miles east of lisbon. Israeli sources sa id Sunday that Egypt ps fi Portugue se troo d Into security chief, are the two radire had rebuilt its war capability following the air to break up the fighting. the 1973 fighting and Israel now feels the cats in the triumvirate, Costa Gomes had appealed to Dozens were reported hurt and chances of ano ther war are m uch higher leftist milita ry leaders not to two were hospitalized, than a year ago. . - , , _, - nU %%wolf0% r1W [Hbi W H 1V1U I I I U American Tounsts VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) The U.S. Embassy in Laos said today that continued Pathet Lao occupa tion of a U.S. suppo rt facility has created serious protlems and urged American tourists to avoid the country. "The situation in the U.S. Embassy in Vientiane is serious. We are quite concerned because we cannot ma intain our sta ndard of maintenance. Since the standards were quite high we can float for a while but h,'tj&, I'm qfj~~ d,ainn in m, tra hying program!" aeonrfioAnisoe - - his -- - - . ,_ - •-- - - -- - dais over the weekend and stressed that the United States wanted to maintain diplomatic relations with Laos. "But the Pathet Lao make it ex tremely difficult for us," she said, The Em bassy official said there are currently 31 Amengenerators, air conditioners can officials and an unknown and other embassy equipment number of American tourists in the coun try. "The consular impossible. The of ficial said U.S. Charge agent is not in the position to d'Affaires Christian Chapman guarantee (the tourists) safemet with Foreign Ministry offi- ty ." not forever," an Embassy official said, She said occupa tion of the General Services Administration compound For more than a month has created a shortage of administrative supplies and made re pairs of plumbing, . -. . - . AREA DEATHS I , NWAIt S51)AT I Israel Says Today, Peres said that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat "perhaps be lieves he can fur ther harm AmericanIsraeli re lations by trying to force Washington to squceze a bit more out of Israel." The strategic Millis and Gidi passes in the Si na i dese rt would not be surrendered so that Egypt could turn them to its advantage against Israel, the defense minister added. Peres sa id the Israeli offer included alterna tive deplo ym ents at the passes but did not concede their strategic value. He said the la test Egyptian proposal showed Sadat wanted "a great deal from Israel in exchange for nothing." Premi er Yitzhak Rabin told Israeli state 0 i 0, 1 I II I ~ : I I WEATHER One American woman, Rosemary Conway, has been held by Lao au thori ties since J une 4 withou t charge and another American was recently released after 14 days in jail, also without charge. 'The Laos not only violate international Law but their own laws," the embassy official said, referring to the occupalion of U.S. gover nment property in Laos and the detention of individuals without proper legal proceedi ngs against them. She said the Lao government had violated the 1961 Vienna convention which deals with diploma tic immunity. Besides the support compound, lef tist students and Pathet Lao still hold "Sil ver City," a now vacant American ho using project in the ca pita l. "I wish Americans would understand that it's not a good idea to come here on vacati on," she said. "Most of the _____________ &*J'J~%IA , ,,,11'1+~&., I ___________ Brisson Funeral Hor in i barge u uridtgements. 900 of and South Seminole figures are pulled out of the county and For still even different, what reason," Jack Homer, executive manager of the The 1975 estimates for SanGreater Sanford Chamber of ford show 2.5,135 residents, said. according to University figures, while Seminole County has an "It is too much to ask. But one estimated population of 150,000. thing Is for certain. The boom The Chamber projects that has slowed, pe rhaps leveled off. Sanford's population will reach We are still in far better shape 75,000 by the year 2000 and the than other areas of similar county will hit 270,000 by that size," Homer said. same year. According to 1970 census figures, the CasselberryLongwood division of the county had 24.117 people stiile Sanford had 17,393 in the city pro per, 3,332 in the east division and 6, 961 in the west division. "We don't know, nor will we know, how many people have i Id.(O11k)I' `*4ol't, 'ht're t' go futi all the iformat ion ii r. 'e(l bout ' our iu' cointini t.. ', 1 MARGE WIL1.I.S 37? 181 ______________________ Sanford SHIRLEY COol'' " 83.4 9212 asselberry Winter S lg.. Hot Too Hot..-. Too a.m.,6:37p.m. Port Canaveral- (rrnet :i.ili big :.; p.m.; uw 6:10 a.m.; Margaret Jean Smith 6:28 p.m. Patrice Smith ' JUDY RENEE 834 9217 tamonte Springs Lci; ,:od 40140 ESTIMATES HOSPITAL NOTES Melbourne. American tourists are young world travelers who don't register with the em bassy and we don't know they're here un w they're in trouble." Jut, Riohhl grandson and an aunt, Mrs. Yesterday's high 97. OverMyra Southward, Sanford. night low U. RaInfall was 3.75 Riggs Funeral Home in inches. Funeral services for Charles Henry Lee, 43, Lake City, who charge. Partly cloudy to cloudy through tomorrow. Mainly (lied Saturday were held today SATURDAY ROBERT COHEN afternoon and evening shower3 at Ilickory Baptist Church, ADMISSIONS Lake City, with Masonic serand scattered thunderstorms Sanford: Funeral services were held likely today. Probability Barbara A. Brockwa) vicesat the graveside in Forest today in Sanford for Robert O. decreasing tomorrow. Highs in Floyd M. Brown [,awn Cemetery. Born in Sanford, he moved to Cohen, 35, of Palatka, who died the upper 80s to lower 90s. Lows Eugene Douglas Lake City six years ago. lie was Friday. He was born In Osteen in the low to mid 70s. Variable Lenore E. Price a dispatcl,er for Florida Power and 1110ved to Palatka from mostly south to southwest Gottlob Schimpf and light Co., a member of Titusville six years ago, lie was winds around 10 mph or less Tracey Wight East Side Baptist Church, Lake a linesman for Florida Power except stronger and gusty near Jean Evon Williams City, and I,ake City I,odge 27 F and I.Ight and was graduated t h u ride rs to r rn S. Rain Jerrilyn I_ I.ongeamp, from Seminole High School In wobability 30 per cent tonight DeLand and AM. was a member of lie tomorrow. Survivors include his wife, 1958. First and 50 per cent Edith F. Kelly, Deltona Extended Forecasts Shirley, Lake City; sons, Baptist Church of Sanford. Geneva Graham, Mims Survivors include his widow, Scattered thundershowers Byron G. Helton, Orlarido Charles J., Punta Gorda, Walter, Camp Lejeune, N.C.; Mrs. Jean C. Cohen, Palatka; most numerous during the daughter, Cindy, I.ake City. daughter Cheryl A.; son, afternoon and evening hours DISCHARGES mother, Mrs. Irene Eatnian, Robert 0. Jr., both of Palatka; and over the central and north Sanford: one mother. Mrs. ViOet 1,. Cohen, portions. Afternoon highs Serena Barnes Birmingham, Ain. -, Sanford; brothers. James A. middle 80s to low 90s. Lows near &gnes I. Burnsed and Richard A., both of San- 80 on the beaches and 7 James K. Card 11 I ford; Clifford L. Tampa; inland. Joe T. Collins ..:eri, Mrs. Rub)' Mldgett, Day:on Butch L'de:: high Sail) E.son I television, F ri day that Israel had turnei down Cairo's offers "In their main part and predicted the ne gotiations would t prolonged. Secre tary of State Henry A. Kissinger met Sunday wi th Herman Eilts, the U.S. ambassador to Egypt, and sent him back to Cairo with Israel's la test reply to lb.' Egyptia ns. Kissinger directed Eilts to meet him in Yugoslavia next Sunday with the Egyptian response. U.S. officials would not discuss the plan, but it was said that Israel was outlining new thinking on further withdrawals of their troops in the Sinai and on the role to be played by U.S. personnel in monitori ng any new settlement, rged To Leave Laos FREE CHARI.ES LEE sonal achievement. It was Brezhnev, more than any other Soviet leader, who paved the way for t he conference by proclaiming a program of EastWest detente at the Soviet Union's 24th Communist party confe re nce in the spring of 1971. For the Soviets, the meat of the Helsinki declaration Is in the so-called "Ten Principles" designed to govern the be ha vi or of nations, Local Observers Caut'ious * CALENDAR__4 , . 0 41 1 I) ,.,--- U . ei ing The man who stopped the CIA from tarn- ta Wilson, about his knowledge of the mall threatened Kaniaki with prosecution If he didn't year ago." She also reported that "delinquencies ,A* pering with the mails, It Is now alleged, actuall;' openings. The chief inspector swore he had "no tell them where he got the phone records. These ire up." Nevertheless, "hi 'itidr:il the F .mocratic helped the CIA cover up the Illegal operation and official awareness" of the mall surveillance are the same Inspectors who ignored the opening misled Congress in the bargain. housing bill for ~ o,,/.,! , 1.0, too , rirc!i ro, too little. since he left the CIA project In December 1955. of millions of letters by the CIA. He Is William Cotter, the chief postal In- "The Rockefelles- Report reveals that this HOUSING HASSEL: Most poiltical experts The Preside, i it ii'. )itd be vetoed. spector, who first began dealing with the Pos, assertion is false," wrote Wilson. "We v tJW,' warred Secretary Hills, expected the new, Democratic-dominated Office in Uie 1950s as a CIA agent opening ot.her He bluntly told the Postmaster General that Congress to push President Ford around this "there m elf .it.,u*, ,',es in tu-staining a veto." Sei. PI. ''C ier, 1-'tex., confirmed this. people's mall. "the contradictions In Mr. Cotter's testimony year. After he was put In charge of enforcing the should be of some concern to you." ! e it 'd put,' he said, ,,to sustain a There were widespread predictions at the "We 'i,' ,et ) ir. iv.1'e,,# postal laws In 1969, he allegedly promised a CIA Wilson noted that Cotter continued to conceal first of the year that tbs. President was b~jt A 1 e." But he added slyly: ,,i woul(i ('u lcer that he wouldn't Interfere with the ilkgal the mail openings even after he had received wettk, uncertain dog who would be wag;vd ty a lxe c rc s from our gallant friends in the 4 mall openings without first consulting the CIA. inquiries "from American scientists." Not until powerful congressional jail. 1141' .' Trus to his promise, he never told his postal 1973, nearly four years after he became the chief Instead, the President h;i.i siv,ca a - Onci m.r,r into ttv breach, dear friendsits superiors about On mail-opening project. But Inspector. did he halt the U*o operation. a anar kable ability to manipulate 1 41,rtri. ftj when the heat was on, Cotter asked the CIA to Meanwhile, he was more concerned about was Illustrated for example, dul",, 'hi fteAt t')ChCed CSS1 Ppub'Ici' d': .1 1 , ti t h*'i WC "Et'.'i 11 'If. sustalr clear the operation with his postal bosses, The concealing the CIA's law violations than en- hassle over housing. CcntldevitJ I4ta a tr11 CIA refused, so Cotter belatedly stopped the man forcing the law. minutes show how the Pre3idemla;1,gA ibe b)u,Ar I "1' 1 'd C)11I ui ii" a ' ttgage relief opening, o save his own skin. Footnote: Ironically, Cotter Is now pursuing. legislation he wanted out of cw;sza. These charges have been made b,- Rep. marginal mail-opening raw with i,ncharacterisJust befcrt tie ,mlo.-S ',Ii.- tais'ing bW, . Charles Wilson, 1)-Calif., in a private letter to tic zeal. This involves a reporter, however, called Republican COfl?;'.'ellJ/h1 tea&ra to the '9fo' i a veto rnsiiage," he appealed tothe P%Unaster General Benjamin Ballar. Wilson, rather than the CIA. White liot,se for a st-t,,jtt/;/ #&/Jan. fie &*ad P:i,eJn 4,"plexw put in Place your subiAltute to-A tvhose submmIttee has been invesUgnIng the Brian Kanzaki recently wrote In the \ieeaa Carla Hills, the k'creuir/ 4 FMating and Urban )'ilp vi hold our friends In line." Colleg, N.'., lie en" that a stu,out Ieltr DeveIcçrrsn?1 to gI'i liI.lu :. ruad.wn on the mall ipeiii,g acaii,i1, uskeil l!aIla. i flu "The substitute bill should hold out some Cotte. allegedly had used student funds Ia make per- hou.sir-g crizLi. (arrots," saggest,. Rep. .l ert Jolutri, sonal, long-distance phone calls. The student "Last yf.a'" site told them bluntly, "was not In calling for Cotter's rtemoval, Wilson The President agreed and submi tted a subleader dwged thal. the story was asW on a good yew for howAng."Although mm housing stitute bill before the Ink on his vpto charged Wt on Is first vid • • -' ,.. - - . ----aso fS • I •1. •I. V. I "riiIUL4 V(i IW:U Ill 1PI1 U11 Matth, & Ii*Ss'C tVW$U $UVUUJ JULUUIW UWU *t 'imu. t.&n, u.'tI ssir ruuu i1Y$*X. was dry. And once again, he got his way She called In the pos'il Inspectors who iald, "evir. so th8jr were down 30 per cent from a C'ngreu, cett also misinJoed Congress. according F*inal ( . ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD ,,,. JULY 28 by July 18. Call SCC for location AUG. 3 generally shows a decline at the 8P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous of nearest study center. Muscular Dystrophy Car- end ofa year and an increase al nlval, 10 a.m., to midnight, the beginning of another. (Closed) 1201 W. First St. JULY 29 American Legion Post 53 home, "In 1973, we began with 29,0 Seminole League of Chic 8ndels University National 17-92, Sanford, Rides and students. In June, 1974, we had Associations, 8 p.m., First Women's Committee mem- concessions; beginning 7 p.m., 29 ,089 on the books, a drop of Federal Savings and Loan, SR bership brunch, 10:30 a.m. at square dancing. 171. Last year. we had 30,709 In " 436, Altamonte Springs. home of Mrs. Seymour Israel, September, an increase of over Speakers Sta te Senators l.Ar1 109 Greenleaf Lane, Altamonte AUG 4 Program Evaluation and 330, and in June of this year we Wilson and John Vogt. Open to Springs. Review Techniques course, for had 30,266. Another drop. They I public. General Dynamics Corp. tool: early vacations, the JULY 31 JULY 28-30 conducted by principals claim," Harris 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous employes GEL) test for high school Community College. explained. equivalency diploma, Seminole (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First Seminole Figuring how much, If any, Community Cq)lege. To be St. Astrological Research Guild, effect the recession has had on eligible must be 18 and have AUG. 2 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch SeminoleCountypopulatlonisa American history, civics and 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Recreation Room, 6000 E. different-colored horse -''&T Americanism vs. Commun ism (Women) 1 201 W. First St. Perishing, Orla ndo. JAO( HORNER officials cite Sanford University of Florida figures in plan. The local Chamber of the long-range comprehensive Commerce has another figure - Communis t party and head of the USSR delegation, the conference will be a crowning per- . (Continued From Page-2-A) - for neutr al Switzerland, cornmented last week as diplomats put the finishing touches on the document: "It is a political declaration, nothing more and nothing less. Only in two or three years will we be able to see w he ther it really has had historic importance." Already, widely different meanings are be ing attached to the document and its sc heduled signing Friday. The Soviets, who ha ve pushed for a European Security Conference off and on since 194 and were the pr.ine movers behi nd the July 30-Aug. 1 supersummit, have been billing it with alm ost evangelical fervor as salvation for a continent ravaged by two world wars th is century and countless national conflicts during the past milenium. For Leonid I. Brezhnev, gen. eral secretary of the Soviet The strategic Mitla and Gidi passes in the Sinai desert are at the heart of the deadlock between Egypt and Israel. The passes, taken by the Israelis in the 1967 six-day war, remain in Israeli hands. But Egypt has called on Israel to return them to Egyptian control, a demand that the Israelis feel would allow their adversary to turn the passes to strategic advantage in any future n Portugal . 'i negotiatio ns among natio ns and blocs with widely divergent ideologies a nd interests. Like so many consensus efforts the 100page document Is so strewn wi th qualifiers that it can be in. the preparatory ta lks in Genterpre ted to back, or at least not eva. exclude, almost any national "Insofar as any signif icance act, is atta ched to this docum entSome po ints in It are so vague documents," the parody began. and noncommit ta l, and leave so It said that the pa rtici pa ting much to good will, that some states "generally understood cynical wa gs amon g the British that they are not committed to delegation circulated anything." anonymously their own parody Rudolf llindschedler, an cmiof it d uring the closing days of nent jurist and chief delegate Premier Tries To End Clashes I - s Ethnic Test Monday, July 21,1 915--5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SHIRLEY MuLl 834 9212 Fc. est City — Donald Walls IZ.enneth N1 . Williams Donnie D. Parker, Altamonte Springs Stay L. Truble, DeBary Eldred Brown, Deltona Alma M. Schranun, Deltona lJoyd 1. Keller, l.ike Montoe Charles it. Rotxrts, Minneola Gladys J. Spiker, Ocala Annie B. Davidson, Orange BIRTHS NI r. and M r s. Steven (Wannetta ) Duffey a girl, DeBary DISCHARGES Sanford: Diana M. Atcheley SUNDAY ADMISSIONS &-inford: (leo Carter William F. I.ucas Sarah Oglesby Dorothy J. Williams Robert Ii. Duncan, Altamonte Spg.'s, Walter Batton Camille H. Bicking Osie G. Bowery I,ottie M. Da%is Daisy L Edge Kazue Franklin Nannie M. Howard Eugene S. Leonard LOIS 0. Morris Stanley M. Powell David I.. Robb I,eon A. Ames, Deltona Oliver E. Sjoblom, Lake tar'y Barbara L. Manning, Longwood John P. Sumner, Deltona Margie 0. Bellamy, Clifford, N. J. Ethel M. Whiddcn, Osteen Mrs. Eddie (Sarah) Smith & baby boy, Lake Monroe City Betty S. Miller, Osteen SOUTHERN AIR Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 100 N. Maple Ave. of HILDA RlCHMON 574 3167 Del tona II I LTT'ir4 J Texas Instruments 'j Sc'.ntc h,rd held SR - 11 tuiigj pi, wtimtc notstt square roots, U11w,trtc)PIOCIL$. His constant. 0o.clij'nand ____________ '' w muted cku(jions, ,_J Fli'.utinq dwMA $69 9S George Stuart's Special Prics $36.95 wu Rigillit gF97 : I IMP U 0 . •..., ,. -.. :: I36 ,w 11"Ond - �- WOMEN Could Put Lid On Canning President Evening Th e Federal Trade Commission also is Investiga ting th e dustry collusion is causing the scarcity. Herald, Monday, July21, 197$—dA Sanford, Fl. WASHINGTON (AP) — Consuiner advocate Ralph Nader says He said that two companies, the Ball Co. and Kerr Co., a little attention from President Ford would encourage shortage. dominate 90 per cent of the market. . On manufacturers to turn out canning jar lids to ease the shortage the .h e iOUt fsOfl3 ui Wiu.0 •h .4 ,,e prolA. w ll Cefliel en .as estimate u iuuuon new ICUILW The plaguing many of the nation's estimated million w Midwest, Pact! most severe were planted last YT and another six nillilon will be All that is needed to increase manufacturer's interest In ex* Southeast and the East Coast, according to Robert E. I.Aedquist, gardens ri led ct hi1975. pla panding jar lid production Is to "just have President Ford go on acting director of th e Fit's fureau of Compe tition. The jar lid shortage Is a problem for those who can year after teleision and say this is a crisis, we can't let this food rot," acof canning Lledqulst said it Is possible that the current shortage cording to Nader. year. Although the jars may be used again, the lids must be K ti vity unlike th e ve strategy would be to permit more lids could be caused by anticompetltive ac Ch d F He said another effec ti replaced with each use. of materials. Any scarcity in 1974 which was caused by a lack Imports of jar lids from Japan, which he said has expressed an Uedulst promised that the FTC probe would be thorough and such anticompetitive activity would he designed to encourage By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN interest In th e business, J. Carney, 1)-Ohio, accepted the 4 Nader's suggestions were made In testimony before a House consumers to purchase more expensive sets of jars, lids and expeditious. Rep. Charles e subcommittee wlU ask for frequent if at th th promise but warned te li pr ices la r for ds, orit could lead to higher DEAR AIIBY: I am a ttee which has been looking rings, mi commodities and ser vices subcom Nader 'wged that the FTC no t discount the possibility of In. not weekly reports. physician. About 72 hours ago, a into the ca uses of the shortage. previously healthy, beautiful, ;.-1 6- month-old child was brought . d i , 7 1 ! . Do or W rns K ee s rom em ca ls - n _ r , Io - - . ; " 0 .4 - --1 - 'c-'.- 4.. ". . "L- — -.i — , ji: =~z *mt -,: ~ 4 _ -, ry --.-- -. --. i i _________________ - - -' 444~ 1 - . / • -'- . - Senator Vo9t Weds 1-7 I .; _ .. - - -. In a ceremony per. formed June atCapeha _____ ,,. - Chapel, Patrick AFB, State Sen. John Vogt ).Cocoa and the former Beach) Antonia Maria (Tonie) Dosal of Fa.11ahassee were married b Dr. Robert M. McMtilan, chaplain of the ______ _________ - _____ - : N I . : _— I ----- ~ . 'i i I -, I - Attendants were Mrs. Johns of Frank matron Tallahassee, honor; Charles Moehle of 1 - . ____ Cocoa Beach, best man-, arid James Brownell of " . - 0 llw - -- '-., ] ________ Paul lii, a good friend of the couple, the bride wore a ______ _____ : I% _r Florida Senate. j ~~~~ * -__me_, * ~,_ ,;~ - — .. wac I i "i-O'Gr , - ,*~r 0 _,_ ,-" ~r 7 0/0 a _~ ,_ f $ 1 - : .. r . rnBeacanIchk of Cocoa / % - _- - ;;X~ I % I \ ., y J _ Mrs. Rafael Fernandez ° Miami and mother of the UU1tA LLUOOni, Mrs. Hicks of Lakeland, were both [X'CSent. A reception followed the ceremony at the CocoaRocklege Garden Club, attended by about 300 from Those guests. Seminole County Included Seminole County School Board member Pat TeLson and Richard Telson, at school faculty and parents of the students who will be attenitting the school discussed organizing a P-TA. Altamonte Mayor Norman Floyd (left) and School Board Member Davie Sims, who re present the two groups which boated the gathering, are pictured with Mrs. Morgan. (Herald Photo by Elda Nkbols) HONORED ., - ______ .1 ' - __ .- , t ;0# I- - Ir- ~__1z ~ -- : 4I _________ -1 . t - . j -• - •. ' - • - l 1 . % - . - 1 I . . 4 • fl& . \,, ' 0 -,_44~_ r TI!, . %! '-.:' • _f... - - - -'1.- J , - S.,.. • . ._4 -. . I . - .' _..__~ , . ;; . -— A _- I - - ' .-• '"" - Senior and Mn. John Yogi . Ilarry Johnston of West Palm Beach; Representative and Mrs. Bill Nelson of Melbourne; and Representative and Mrs. Dave Barrett of Indian Harbour Beach. The couple will make their home in Central Bre%ard Count) Mary City Councilman Virginia Mercer and Percy Mercer; Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of Lake Mary; and Mrs. Tom Binford of Maitland. Legislative guests inel uded Senator and Mr-s. Edgar Dunn of Daytona Beach, Senator and Mrs a few hours before, Readers, please place all while visiting his grandparents, he discovered a bottle of lye and detergents, bleaches, cleaning injested only one mouthful. Huld, paint, polish, rat poison, FFourteen doctors, and dozens of drain cleaner and pills In. nurses and operating personnel eluding aspirin and Iodine) have been Involved in the three under lock and key today! DEAR ABBY: In 1926, we operations that this child has were married. Four years already undergone. Neither The boy is now in our In- later, we g o t divorced, else. us married anybody tensiveare unit, his eyes held of Seven years later we got shut with plastic tape, his breathing controlled by a nuirried again Next year will mac hi ne and his li fe supported be 5(1 sears since our first b tubes placed in his neck, marriage. Do we have the right chest, abdomen, penis, arms to celebrate our 50th wedding and legs. All of his esophagus anniversary? Or do we have to and most of his stomach were wait another seven years to destroyed by the lye and had to make up for the time we were be surgically removed. If he divorced? EAST OF EDEN lives, he will have to be fed thr ougha [)EAR EAST: Go nhcad and cele b r ate your 50th. Who's please, ask countin their readers TO ('ON FI 1) ENT I A 1. chens. bathrooms, basements WHO IS INTERE.STED IN NIONEY: If dangerous chemicals outside ways to the reach of small children. And you're looking for on to budget your money, save It. ask them to pass the It wisely, invest It, leave their friends and neighbors who spend to )'our family or take it with maynot have children but who it recom mend ou occasionally have young "MONEY Porter's new BOOK." Iii not cheap, but it's • ,. This 13 t ype 0f needless iOiiii usC moflC). fering and death to small children can be stopped today without spending one penny for has a problem. What 's Evo research or donations reply, write to I hope you will consider this your%? For a personal ABBY: Be' No. flOO, L.A., Calif wothvofvourcolumn which Is 90069. Encl ose stamped, sill Ic enve lo •. r probably read b more an an other. aN to write letters? Send 51 to r: ARNOLD F KATZM.D. Ab il V Beverly a Calif. M12, for Ab. IOWA CITY, by's booklet "How to Writ, Letters y? DEAR DR. KATZ-- Worth 0 All OccasIons." Plait, enclose a U only one letter makes stamped (3 Oc) envelope. column today, this will be it. - •__ Only AW - p'. • . • t . . - ' • - .. ' / - -- - - _ 1 . -- ed forward .— / -.-------s-'-.-- - : 1 j '-s I - - I... ;'--:. . ~ .` 1A 11"', - - -..,.. • - - '' -' . ; ! _ r~ Ift1wqw, _____ - • . -- ,. ______ -J-14 - W .1:1 1. - START ' - -____ CUB DRAWS OOS, AAHS —• 7;~ KkA scene of Saturday and Herald photographer Don Vincent was on hand to capture . - i - - - : t ;; ~ ~ [% ~ ~ "lip.- . - - iwm-Xm l • - ,', . -. 1 ~% ~ -~ * . - _ t.d21MW- -_. 1.1. , ' != -; ,. . . 11 -J - ! i-- %~- - 111.L.. ..I... .191a.vy .UUW. .l tli~ 5 - form in the long jump The meet began at 2 p.m. and it was lasted until sponsored by Lyman High the Orlando and Recreation Department. ' ... .Y. , % '- - ' __• BOB GIBSON WILLIE STARGELL Pirates 4-5, Expos 1-3 The one-time fireballing Willie Stargell borrowed a right-hander hadn't won a game since June 27 and he won light bat from pitcher John thisoneinonlyhissecondrelief Candeiaria and slugged a threerun homer in the eighth role since 1965. -% . ,sn --' ' .Y - • - T - i-. .. -' ____ k \' from 17 11 - • s ' - - • y - • / ' y y e'ies o • • 'I 1, - .' 4 - 1 -i 7 - z . - ___1_1 -- - lli~~j -4 ii Z_.. Celebration Marks Her 91st B irthday r f(i4 -- ' - . -zaI- Looking chipper il - -- - _____ - • r-;- • I -•-•••;,• ' -_,r . -. celebrated July 24, was Mrs. Bertha Skates of Sanford Mrs.Sk.,who has livedIn •. causearugtowear,lfallowed to accumulate and be ground vacuu mi ng will of any fabric.) ,. •-. T T - -. • k , Skates, 832 Roulla D. A ' -t family Ww.bm puty was hi Id 1,'-0 , li& Thursday at the how of - • • y ') at C. "Lose? No chance," said rookie outfielder Fred Lynn. "WeU..there's always a possi- cklaus • Orlando, and Zarv:li, *1/0 tP VY WIVES NA VY whirl' -PRFcititT -- - - - - • CIF1 - Sk y King Youth Ranch In Wini Spr'si/,s wiii lit; vi; p4ent d g r!ine from Chaflanooqa, 'tei.'s. ijb if Amei1a to be with his mothe,' in lir 'arge freezer presented by hit' Nay, lvef birthday. The other Lw) usia t)rlando2G7.AtprescfltaUi(v'/n1k' Mr,.ILuh,'raan; K1rb her only inugliter liv;, Iz and a t; and cia'; ;;ualI; Iiihwo, Grant; Mn ; rj King) 1. tI*,.1j.. ..J .i.'i i. ,, J . p " "•' M DP$Is 1V nit ;' Z)J S .kHt*Dn-Il7lU.lilS'. N avy .,)uu. auC attend t he ceb ra UulL won the Disney A ward In 1973 and 974, as well as the Bristol She Is a member of the M'.i'.r CqttIflUI7ttY Atktn Awrrd. ff?erahi tMn by Elôti Chah of U!t, SilfO Nichols) un (Sky ._, / M' .. __ / / I I , if f /! I ~ J f? I ' I \ 1 ,, - t' 4'f P' Dancers Meet - The Starlight PrOiflenadcrsOf DeBary will hold their special monthly square dance— "Brides and Booms"—on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the the urge Iertalnnent Promenaders. / . ,," , I Shin." ' - use group, which formerly '' / I . BERTHA SKATES K*LI sluuigsma 1s C,,,t,ip.1 m.at. 4' - 4 •' '- " "• regularly In DeBary and Is always ready to welcome member "watchers." O ''0' 'OAM 0IP1. pW iM tOt3oPu - i Tigers &2, Indians 7 041 Detroit rallied from a 7.2 deficit to take the opener on "If we stay healthy, no one is Aurelio Rodriguez tie-breaking going catch us," added pitch. triple in the eigh th Inning. Bill Lee. "We have the best Cleveland came back in the BFU TOMW DAVIS ba4ub. nightca all the optim- by shortstop Jun Mason in the run triple and Al Bumbry's 5-7 whocon For the first time In i ism was a 1-0, 6-0 sweep of the ninth inning, stole second and run homer keyed the rally in the two months, New York Yankees Sunday, a scored Rick Miller's single twin-killing that lifted the Red for the game's only run. he's been second lesson Jack gave him earl)' in setting up the playoff. ILE BI7ARD, Que. (AP) — fourth ahead of second7L. I_I the week. There was air of deep, in- there. They finished the regulation Sox games sri had easier lime o / u nopes Boosted Nlcklaus, playing well in 72 holes in a drizzling rain tied place Baltimore in the East Di- I in satisfaction, almost '1 thou ght I got over it in a Jim Rice ight vision. and Roger Monet Lee retribu tion, In Tom Weiskopf's couple of weeks," he said. "But front of Weiskopf, appear ed to at 274, six-under-par on the 6,ra pped our hits an drove in attitude. I didn't. It really took it out have his first Canadian national 628 yard Royal Montreal Golf pitched six-hitters as Boston two runs, and Carl Yastruniski the 17th time in the last He'd just conquered Jack me. I haven't played m uch championship in his pocket Club course. Nicklaus, who ha d i s SC hhome hi t f the 20 death since then and I haven't played when he stood on the 18th tee. shared the lead at the end of Niiklaus playoff Sunday for the Cana- very well. The disappointment But, not knowning that Weis- first three rounds, had a closing Elsew he re the American kopf was in trouble and on his 68, two under par. Weiskopf League, Oakland swept a douA's 10-7, White Sox 1-1 dian Open Golf Championship. Is the reason. rill, It means a way to a "It's a great th bo th e 16th, Jack gey on VIda And Y,eiskopf's thoughts Blue, 14-8, and Stan shot 67. bleheader from Chicago 10-1 I B x in In Canad''an Open P1ayoff er for two. - an - cap as n of won For run o e games. in a sudden -ear. - Amer can op g tles o drifted back to the spring of the lot to win a national charn- pull-hooked his ddve into a lake 71, Baltimore took two games Bahnsen, 74, pitched eight-hitIt!.. first playoff ,O,C, on the left of the 18th and year and "the greatest dis- puonslup." from Milwaukee 7-4 and '1-6 in ter-s arid Reggie Jackson and W e isk opf lofted Canadian winners were light. M.ML (API The United Weiskopf, who scored a dra- eventually made bogey. That Yveiskopi appointment of my life," at Auhis seven iron 10 innings, California coasted Joe Rudi homered in each game weight Cleveland Denny, by dematic birdie on the first extra cut his lead to a single stroke. approac.h shot oer water to by Minnesota 6-1 Kansas City as Oakland upped its lead i the States, behind Ray Leonard, gusta, Ga. and the Masters. has boosted its 1976 Olympic cision over Richie Lee Roberts Weiskopf, a close friend who within two feet of the cup. shaded Texas 2-1 and Detroit AL West to 911 games. Lie lost that tournament by a hole, berfitted from two Nickwith boxing hopes by claiming seven of Miami; flyweight Ian Clyde, stroke to Nicklaus, a record laus' lapses and a little putting will play as Nicklaus' partner in 'Iiaus responded se- split with Clevela nd ' winning es 7-11 , Brewers feet.a Both Oriol chainen Iron to about 6.8 of 11 titles here in the finals of with a TKO over Jose Morales National Tea Team and losing 7-2Baltimore ralli ed for six runs e year, ramhad distinct birdie possibilities. the 12-nation Nor th American of Guatemala after 2:48 of the pionship later in th Lee, 13-6, outdueled the ninth to tie the second i n Catfi sh first round, and light heavy. boxing championships, rued in an 18-foot birdie putt on But Jack missed. for Hunter, 13.10, In the first game. game and five more In the 10th Canadians claimed three ti- weight Bryan Gibson, by decithe 17th to tie and chipped up Nicklaus earned $,aoo Lynn reached first on to win it. Doug DeCinces' twoan error ties Saturday with the eleventh sion over Ernest Barr of the close to make par on the 18th , second. Bahamas. - Wins By 3 Strokes Mann Captures 01k • Golf Classic - howMi-s-s McAllister's P1IILADELPlII1 iAP) "I knew I had to pull myself up by ever, was two feet right of the the scuff of the neck," stud Ca- hole, and she pu.hed it in for par. Miss Mann came out of rol Mann. That isn't exactly an easy the bunker and holed a 15-Footer trick for a 6-foot-3 gal like Miss for par. "If I bogey and she birdies Mann, but she did the trick. th ere, it would ha ve been a After bogeying the first hole cc swing of two strokes, and I'd of Sunday, she rolled in flubirdie putts, and didn't falter been three ahead with three to again until she had the $40,000 go," Miss Mann explained. "InGeorge Washington Classic teadItwas&iSWtugor nothing. locked up with a final round 70 1 still led by fi ve" JoAnn Washarn f inished fif th for a 210 three strokes back at with a final round par 72, for a Another 213 we re Jo Ann Pre ntice arid three round total of 214. Kathy KRthy Whltworth, both recent Ahern carded a 75 Sunday for a Women's Golf llcll of I"arne in- 215, while defending champion ductee. Miss Prentice finished Sandra Haynie, rookie Bonnie with a 71, and Miss Whitworth a Latter, and Stacy Hollis deadlocked at 216. Miss Haney fin74, ished with a 72, and Miss Lauer key to her Miss Mann sa id the victory was at the 15th hole, andMiss Hollis,, each 74. Donna putt - 11 the second shot and her closest competitor, miss McAllister, was on the green 18 feet from a birdie four hole. on round ieau wilii lLC WIUV$ for a 11 •- M- W-ffiffiij '' - ' '- - 220. ', '1 .-.' 'JI . - -. - - - '• '-. ' 1 - - 4 • T / ' , - 1 - '— •, I- ",' - i i-1 - . ' ti ' I __-'- , -• - ,.) w ,,, - 1' 11.'4j " • ' _,,-_ • • - • •- , T AT E S • - I T ITLE CONTENDERS •' - - • • • I . 14 11 91 " i r ' ”' ' i"I " ' - - V ,,-" - - . • •. . - - vers ' •. five to • • - e Heavyweight Michael Dokes MONTREAL (AP) — The of Akron, Ohio, scored a techiucal knockout over Gilbert Acu- United States and Canada each na of Costa Rica after 1:27 of took 11 medals at the International Competitions 1975 round, the Also with TKOs were mid- track ard field meet during the dieweight To mm y Brooks of weekend, but the United State San Diego, Calif., after 1:08 of was a cleat winner over the the first round when Nathaniel host country in the unofficial Knowles of the Bahamas sj medal standings The U.S. total sparkled with fered broken jaw, and welfive golds to go wi th terweIsht Clinton Jackson silvers bronze, while Canada Evergreen, Ala., over Ja- ind malca's Michael McCalLum managed three golds, three siland bronze. alter 2:40 of the first round, Belgium was second the Winning by decisions were with ur fo golds, a sil. featherweight Davey Arm. U.S. team strong of Tacoma, Wash., over yen and two bronze, followed by four • '-- I two - . rcic a -, - ' .-,..,. & „.,s , Captures first '- • _ - --- - •• / I '• I ...,,,,., - 'i- - - z 3, . 4' V , - *- . •. 19 I' '7 a' '-- • J '7 ' i ing th e light welterweight title with a technical knockout over Michel Briere of Canada in 1:27 of the second round. ' - - ' I. .' ' ternational competition by talc- .- ' U.S. learn remained unbeaten in in , •. • , '' • _ ' a1-y 7 ,,.-' iit1 - - - %~ •,,,+4 - 'r - - - ' --' " Costa Rica by decision over Nicarag ua 's Nestor Obregon. — C.' " ti -. !" / I ,,,.- sq I p0* 68. faded with 3 77 to 217. Sandra Palmer, recently the par crowned open. champion, had rounds of 74-75-71 • --._ , fl I. where she was in a bunker on Young, who shred the first M ..: tense A I 1 time * $i&o Cfthz.ni Invited ' manager Whitey Herzog. 7. _. - an * Fast delivery —courteous service * Dollern up Bringem in Watchem Smile—Thank You! PsA - on * Babies — children — adults — groups — I SPecifil of each Person singlY 83C Per Person. Groups Si,W per Person. * Select from finished color portrsit-1n living color. 8 * 10,5 * 7, wallets. But With No On. top,ns, * you to buy. * Limit—one Special per child , Ull411 _ . 099 OTOORAP*IEM 1401*5 DAILY. 'eAu :- - 1 * - • -- Compare At 16.9s V(sitoru and guests are welcornee J)comearldjoInln the un. Dance, or watch and enjoy an uriusual night's en- t . who -. • -• W, to SBc . • -. / who lives at WO l)nk Ate Mrs Skates has four othet s)fl5, Allen, __ _______ J - harm a rug ____ ______ -. fine on her 91st birthday, , I • -'---- cks W Royals 2. Rangers! Steve Busby, 13-8, bested Gaylord Perry, 9-15, as Kansas City won its fifth straight game, four of them under new - . - "-' • Angels 7 Twins 6 Dick Lae 4-3 posted his first complete game victory of the season and had a shutot,t until Tony Olvia homered in the ninth. - "I don't think we can blow it," said Manager Darrell Johnson. "These boys just love to pla baseball and the pla the hell out of it." :iiTT- --. Living Color Portrait o1yo2rChtkl V ..~ inning in the nightcap. mnth whlleTommyDavishita grand slam homer in the 10th. B)TIIEA&SOCIATEDPR ESS Break up the Red Sox!!!!. The boys Boston are running away with the Amencan League East and they don't expec t to be caught from e- - '' '•- 1% and Gary' Lavelle tamed Houston. teaming for a seven hitter. Ciibt 4-1, Mets 2-I Bill Madlock hit a two-run homer to break a third iniung tie and added a solo shot in the seventh to give the Cubs their first-game victory. The Mets rebounded on Wayne Garrett's two-run single that triggered a three- run 10th fusco . Bosox J x • - - TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY J U L 29 & 30 1w w ' to sweep a four-game series from t he Braves, who won all hut ne of their games agairLst Sari Diego a year ago. Giants 3, Astros 1 Chris Sprier hit a homer for the Giants while John Monte- Bounce Yanks Twice To Stretch Lead _a ,:- ~ r _'r_ xZ-_ M -- - 4 _ attempt, C.,.,a U%I i C-) ' '4-.? - ' = r --~ 7 -r 4 ; :.. . ~7 .- --• -.$1114 LCApb~ these action shots. In photo Debbie Guadgnoll Lands in the pit alter a high while below, jump Por ra t Special t .-_ • • ____ /)J - six- EARLY Longwood was the a youthful track meet " SANFORD PLAZA (f Ut' 1 • _____ Lyman High School in McCRORY 1 Za=~, - 4 - -• *? - --'- TRACK STARS bidder. They would then share Thanksgiving in 1621 when the tertainment consisting of tie were required. and ical plays, ballets The Indus tr ial Revolution of the lunch and pe rhaps visit the he a tr a pilgrims feasted outdoors at t attended you If co rned) skits the late 1800s brought many various booths at the fair. 'piquenique" back In 1692, as Plymouth Rock A typical picnic scene in people back to the urban areas. During the 1700's, the lifestyle the French called this outdoor Picnics as we know them th party, you'd be dressed in your of settlers heading westward, France was depicted in the Seeking to k eep in touch wiup today came intc existence Sunday best. Back then, picnics building houses and developing pa in ting, "Sunday On Grand natur e, they often packed during the 20th century. Ever) to the country for a were formal, The idea, towns was one big picnic, Jatte Island" by Georges and headed cking and relaxing, outing where food was taken however, was what today's though not as much fun as Seurat In the late 1800s. The day of picni from the seashore to the today, as all the women con- painting shows women dressed For the wealthy of picnic is all about — "pick up trlbuted food to the meals, In their fine ruffled-bustled the picnic was a very sociai stadium — soon became a trifle and come outdoors!" e women picnic. Ba nd concerts provided The picnic is said to have which out of necessity were dresses wi th matching bonnets affair at which th and parasols, relz.ing near the would exchange recipes, news an opportunity for families to origina te d In ancient Greece ea ten outside. While picnics were popular In river's edge. The men, hand- and jokes and perhaps make prepare a meal and eat when men of letters held reunions where each guest Germany and Sweden during somely dressed, are enjoying matches for their daughters. together in the open. As basketball became Many a young lass met her contribut ed food. We don't the 1700s it wasn't until the their pipes or rowing a boat in know many details about early l00s that they were accepted in which a young lady is seated. future husband at the box lunch popular during the 1920s, many I."i Later years, many of the picnic social, which had Its picnickers improvised a cooler picnics, though, except what we England. During the early ic Society" was picnics In France became beginning during this period. version of the game — water cn can learn from paintings and l80(, a "Pi each charity be nefi ts at which an The you ng lady woul d prepare a ba ll ocn basketball and also books of the various periods, formed in England, with The first American picnic member providing a share of attendance fee was charged box lunch for two which was participated in three-legged en- and formal evening dress and auctioned off to the highest ra ces and sa ck races. and dates back to the first refreshments = ^ ted in backed Randy Jones' hitter that enabled the Padres .., vi.- • -• •-s. - i Dustpan - Wax the dustpan soft, damp cloth and polish with The Herald Services ____ 1% . I. wash with or spray it with a non-stick can be a Running a house big a dry cloth. If sticky, =~ ' • j job.Socancleaninglt.Hereare amlldsoapordetergent. For coating,anddustanddlrt will ______ some cleaning tips — gathered gummy kitchen lighting fix- slide right off. OF z Formica counter tops — — from experts — that should tures, use a little kerosene ona -; help The list covers common damp cloth or baking soda on a Clean with a solution of venegar "trouble spots." dry one. (Never use harsh and water. For stubborn stains, Ceramic tile — Wipe with a metal polishes or cleaning rub on dry baking soda with a Nothing will get a group of women oob-tng stat sab-tog with delight more rapidly than a baby — In this case, a baby lion cub, clean, damp sponge or cloth. If powders. They can wear off the dampened cloth. Porcelain cleaner may also be used. displayed by animal handler Fred Wynn to a group of SLS1T.R soap, grease or dirt has caused plating.) Club members who were visiting the Central Florida Zoo. Only a cloudy film or slight Copper spots on utensils — (Never use steel wool!) Lamp shades - Dust shades one without a smile is the cub, whose scowl indicates be's totally discoloration of the tile, mix one Rub with: (a) copper cleaner, unimpressed by all the atten tion. (Her-aid Photo by Jean Pat teaspoon of washing soda In a (b) hot vinegar and salt, (C) frequently, as you would other teson) pall of water and wipe clean, but termilk, or (d) lemon juice furniture, using a soft cloth . Rug and carpet care Chromefixtures — Wipewith and salt. . • Vacuum clean rugs and carpets -. - __ V often to remove coarse par- - - for i tg,up,rI,n fAI,rth lflninLl for the Dodgers. Padres 3, Braves 1 Dave Wirifield's two runs bat- rest of • pe. Clean ng House.'7 Here s How To Do It lee Lacy's two-run single -1 I \ .• in . 1 . - ono Picnic Pioneers Started Enduring Tradition opener of a three-game burgh against the front-running rates. . The Pirates, steamrollering Montreal 4-1 and 5-3 in a dou. bleheader Sunday, got a bit of unexpected help from St. Louis, which dumped the Phill ies 9-6 and dropped them 5' games out of first place. —. In the the National League, Los Angeles beat Cbcinnati 5-3, San Diego defeated . Atlanta 3-1, San Francisco downed Houston 5-3 and, in another twinbill, Chicago split -... with New York, winning the • .1 opener 4-2 before the Mets took , .. . the 10-wrung nightcap 4-I --:---- Ted Simmons' mammoth 1 seventh-inning home run . .i . carried the Cardinals past Philadelphia. It was his third hit of the game and made a winner of 39-year-old Bob Gibson. - Ds started four games ago, mainly 12 gaines be hind the Reds in the West, tonight's series in Pitts. to Dodgers 5, Reds 3 i game Don Sutton won s of the year—but despite the themselves right where they - - Monday, July 25, 1975—tB you - ~ _ I k- . '. ' _ - ..... . - • ' .1 / iiLu. I I I V%.. ' 1 •. - , - . • - . I ) 1. - ME" The Herald Services - j, - - - • - :-' ' N - - J P" !A I 6 1 - k il-i Vlr_,.~mi,t~-='c.-~ 7- - I _i lop - Also in attendance were bride's and the bridegroom's children Dianna Lynn Dosal, Suzanne Rene Dosal, Mrs. Jewel Morgan, principal of the new Lake Orlenta Elementary School, was guest of honor at an informal Open House held recently the Altamonte springs Civic Center. Th e 4 98ep t from former marriages, -' "' PRINCIPAL ushers. - • - I mouth. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Danny Ozark. "Somebody has to and we'll do out best," Philadelphia's fiesty manager said as he look. Thank • -. - - SPOM _____________________________________________________ bi rgh int he E 4•' -. Expos. Pitts- stop Abby inning of the nightcap to give Pittsburgh its sweep over th* have locked up the West DlviSon, the question who'll - ___ .:'" -• - - Now that Cincinnati seems to - Dear v' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I -, .-,-,-r.- .-- .: '"T' Phils, Ozark To Run Dow :, .,,.- . - 10 11 - \" • - " Seminole County's Boys League baseball team will be compettag In the state tournament later "ChrLs Clark of Canada-, light Poland w'Ul ftee golds, five week in Hollywood, after climbing out of the losers bracket to top Winter Park twice for the district middleweight Chuck Walker of silvers and one bronze. CansSth, Rob Fite, Den Me, :':i, '; 4:ci•.zj Pr- the'! '.t'r the ee!i. Frool row, !re— !eft: £;:t2 Cht!&fe, B! ::c. fiiU, c' Staley, Larry Williums, Randy Smathers and Perry PedtML S"Ing at left Is manager Paul vost of Canada; and ban. placv. Ryan. at right is business manager 8111 Kloaky. Top row, from left: Coach Chuck Gibbs, Craig toinweight Derrik Holes of Two Canadian open records Stoller. Dewayne Iionaker, Rod Turner, Doug Kert, Chris Gilinier, Darren Whitehead, Ron Massor Washington, D.C., over Jorge were cracked Sunday for a total Prendas of Costa Pica and Joe McQuistn. (herald Photo h) Bill Vincent.) ii 12 in the thre*4iy meet. �- ________________ - V = - = . .- . - - ' r- -- . - - -: - - -- = --V.-- 28—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday. July 21, 1975 Malor League Baseball Baseball Leaders Why They May Draw 3 Million Fans (The Last of a Two Part Series) By MURRAY OLDERMAN By The Herald American Leavs NATIONAL LEAGUE East RATTING t7SO at bats)---in '74, broke in with the New York Yankees. "Nothing," he says, W L PcI. GB MldocL Chi, 356, Sanguillen. ROtton "will match the excitement of playing in Yankee Stadium. You 60 40 .600 Pgh, 310: Morgan. Cm, .335; l.OSANGELES_TheacoreboardthathOversovertheieftfleld Baltimore si al .SO S 1' S I m mons. werepartofNewYork.Thewholeatmosphereisdifferenthere. SIL. .333; bleachers In Dodger Stadium flashes a message: New York SO 30 .500 10 OParker, PQh, 331 The fans, they'll come out and watch you play. But they're cold, ' Milwauk 50 52 190 II p,i, RUNS—Cash, Phi. 77 HAPPY BIRTHDAY GREETINGS.. MARILYN GROPER and that's It." In the ninth innir.g of a close 2-1 tussle with the Detroit 1$ 35 .450 15 Qan, Cm, 69; i.cpes. LA. 69; WEST LA .. IAN HOVEY ,. DETROIT ('leveland 11 54 .449 IS New York Mets, fans were streaming out to beat the traffic.) Rose. Cm. 6$; Murcec. S1, 60; Later, in the same game, the scoreboard lights up another West DThomas. 51. 60. The enigma of the Dodgers' popularity Is that they don't have Oskl6nd 61 37 1.31 greeting: RUNS BATTED IN—Lu many personalities to sell. Mike Marshall, the iconoclastic Cy Kanias City 51 46 510 9' - zlnskI, PhI. $7: Bench. Cm. $0; WELCOME TO ANDERS MANSON .. . STOCKHOLM, Chicago is si .11.5 iS Young Award winner, is the closest thing to a drawing card. Watson, iltn. $2: T.S'mmons, SWEDEN Texas 47 55 161 17', $tI, 61: Stau. Nv. 67 Steve Garvey, the MVP winner last year, was criticized by his CalifornIa io 37 417 IC Within a week, Marilyn Groper in West H I T S—Garvey LA. Angeles, Ian 13$; own teammates as "too businesslike." And their manager, Mivesota ,\ 13 SI .i 21 CMSI, Phi. 127: Rose, Cm. 136; Ilovey in Michigan and Anders Manson in Sweden will receive, Walter Alston, who has worked on one-year contracts for the Sundays Resulti c.. Madlock, ChI, 137; MiiIan, NY, gratis, a 5 x 7 glossy photograph of the scoreboard which Boston 1. idew York 0, itt 171 lastflyears,hastobese1'smostproscman,an anomaly ( flickered those personalized messages. Boston 6. New York 0. 2nd DOUBLES—Bencti. Cm. 37, in staronscious southern California. DetIt S. Cleveland 7, lit Over the summer, th 1 Angeles Dodgers, from the Roie, Cm, 30: Cask PhI, 76; A post-game interview with Aiston is like sitting on a fence in Cleveland 7. Detroit 7. 2nd I Grubb, 50, 26; Garvey, LA, s publlcityofficeofFredClire,w1llmIlout5OcI)photosat BaltImore 7. Milwaukee 1, lit TR1PLES_VKesiinU,r, Chi. Darrtown, 0. (his home town), watching traffic go by. In ins Baltimore I), MIlwaukee 6, DParkcr, Pgh. I: R.Met:ger, a cost of 95centseach(forprinting, nlalllngfolder,stajnp). manager's cubicle, while cager reporters press close, he chews 2nd, 10 innings Htn, I. Gritfey. Cm, 7 Grots. Sometimes, underneath that scoreboard, the fans get a little on a slice of botied ham pressed between two slivers of white Kansas City 2. Txt 1 Htn. 7 raucous. The Dodgers had to cut out the sale of beer after Pete CalIfornia 6. Minnesota 1 bread, mulls a question, belches once and allows, "No, I'm not HOME RUP4S—Lutinski, Phi. Oakland 10. Chicago 1. lit 76; KIngman, NY, 22: Reich, Rose of the Cincinnati Reds kindly threw a ball there and '-' going to change my lineup because we lost." The long pauses Oakland 7, Chicago I. 2nd Cm. 20: Schmidt. Phi, 19: Starbetween bits of conversation are ixt pregnant. Todays Games gell. Pgh, 19 ' Los Angeles Police Department has roamed the area, and six Cleveland (Harrison 12) at Later, Aiston expounds on the phenomenon of the Dodgers as STOLEN RASES-MorQan, security guards have checked bleacher fans for hidden •,t '., mnr, f.rrncIc'y 6 11). tnt Cm, 43: Arock SQ. 47 Ifl attraction .. [)clrot (iluhie 4 7) at Nrw LA. 11, Cedeno. Htn, 38. bvril,cs. "In 1973, we had seven or eight irxperienced players. A lot of ...\ York (Guta 3 3), (n) PMangal. Mon. fl: cYet every Sunday, the Dodgers send their players Into the people feel we blew the pennant. (The Dodgers, after leading Milwaukee (Broberg 9-10) at cepilon, CIn, 22. r stands of the stadium for hall an hour to sign autographs and get Boston WISI 136). In) PITCHING (ID Decesiont)— their division into September, finIshed second.) I don't. We won Kansas City (Patlin 56) at Hr4bosky, StL. 92. .515. 1.13 close to the fans. Even reliever Mike Marshall, a notorious 95 games. Men like Davey IMpes, Ron (y, Bill Russell, Bill Mitre-iota (Corbin 17). In) autograph recluse, goes. Guilett. Cm. 93, 750, 209 Mon -. Buckner, Steve Garvey hadn't played much. Now I think the Chicago (Wood 1013) at CMI. telusco. SF. 101, .711, 2.77 SeaThe selling of the Dodgers, claims Peter O'Malley, the fornia (Tanana 95), In) r, NY, 116. 700. 207 BillIngfans feel these are theirboys, especially after winning last year. Texas (HandS 56) at Oakland ham. Cm, 11-S. 61$, 376 presidentoftheclub(andsonofWalterFnewchanof(he "We draw because this Is a sports-minded town. We are No. I (Abbott 52), In) R.Jonej. SO. 136. 611, *99 board), results from hard work. "I can't imagine," he says, climate-wise, park-wise, fan-wise and player-wise." Tuesday's Games Re-vu, Pgh. ii 6. w. 2 22 K - "any organization putting in more hours at the park than we do, Cleveland at Balflmore. In) son. POlL 95. 61.3. 313. Rains' owner Carroll Rosenbloom, experienced with fickle We try to involve the fans as much as possible. The fans enjoy it Milwaukee at Boston. In) STRIKEOUT5—Seaver, NY, fans, counters, "I don't know what'LI happen If they start losing. Detroit at Ne, York. n) 141; Meuserimith. LA, 14; Sut- out here." This is a town that goes for winners." Kansas City at Minnesota, tori, LA, 139; Richard, HIn, 115; WALTER O'MALLEY "The O'Malleys have done an e,ce11ent job of selling the team In) Montetusco, SF. 111 To draw three million spectators, the Dodgers would have to to the community," observes visiting pitching star Tom Seaver Chicago •t California. (ri) field level, "is the best pLace to play baseball." average 37,500 for each of theIr 80 pla)ing dates. Breaking fast, Texai at Oakland, In) of the New York Mets, who used to sit out in the bleachers when AMERICAN LEAGUE Messersmlth has a unique vantage point. He also used to pitch they led their division and were right on target until the Reds National League he was a student at USC in Los Angeles. BAIT ING (250 at bats) for the neighboring California Angels near Disneyland and has overhauled them in early June. Only a closing charge on the East Care, r.n, e. t-largrove, "The Ieftfield scoreboard which also recognizes groups and the rare distinction of being a 20-game winner in both the W IPCI. GB Tex, spurting Reds - attendance dropped as Cincinnati pulled away 336. Lynn, Bin 329. different suburbs makes the people feel as 11 they're part of the PlttsburUh 62 35 620 American and National Leagues.. Munson. NY. 313, Washington. before the All-star break - can put them in reach of that atPhlmphia 57 11 .544 S1 Oak, 307. team. It's as if O'Malley is presenting to the fans, 'Ladies and "I was depressed initially when I found out I was traded to the tendance goal again. New York SI 16 526 9', RUNS—Lynn, Bin, 69; Rice. gentlemen, your Los Angeles Dodgers.' Dodgers," he admits. "I was leaving old friends. But the St. LouIs But Peter O'Malley, the president of the Dodgers, isn't 50 19 .505 II", Bin. 65; 'i'itrzemski, Bin. 61; "It's something they don't do in New York. They don't Chicago 46 56 451 17 Carew, Mm. Dodgers are No. 1. We were fighting for third down there in 41; R.Jackson. disturbed. He figures t,hat tie still has the big game in town. recognize the community. In our ball park, they say, 'You come Montreal 40 S6 .'17 20 Oak. 62. Anaheim. I think the National League is the better draw, "Five or sIx years ago," he says, "it was popular to take a West RUNS BATTED IN—Lynn, here and we're going to entertain you.' It's not like here where especially the Dodgers. They have a tremendous following all CincinnatI 66 36 1.47 shot at baseball. Now It's popular to take a shot at pro football. Bin. iS: R.Jackson. Oak, 71; theysay, 'We'rehappytohaveyouwith," over the country." Los Angeles 54 4, .571 12i L.May, Bat, 70; P ice. Bin. 70; "In southern California, we're the bell cow." "ThIs," points Andy Messeramith from the sunken dugout at S.Franclsco Si 50 .503 14 G,Scott, MD. 67. (Al Downing, also a Dodger pitcher and a World Series starter He has the statistics to prove it. San Diego 41 5.4 .171 1$ H I I S—Carew. Mm, 131; Atlanta 43 5$ .126 22t Washangton. Oak. 111: Munson. Houston 36 61 .316 31 NY, 116: McRe. XC. 115; Svnday's Resutti G.Brett, XC, Ill. Chicago 1. New York 2. lIt DOUBLES—McRa,, XC. 25; New York 1, ChIcago 1. 2nd, Lyrr, Bin. 26; RIce. Bin. 23; 10 innIngs R.Jarkson, Oak, 73; YstrPittsburgh 4, MOntreal I, lit femikI. Bin. 72; Dent, CM. 72; Pittsburgh S. Montreal 3. 2nd RudI. Oak. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) George Mira did all the rest of chided the Express coach. CalvIn 11111, the Hawaiian., played more. "I'll be all right by next SatSan Digo 3. Atlanta 1 TRIPLES—Rivers. Cal. 9; — Charles Durkee is doing well the Express quarterbacking, "He'll see a lot more of our star running back who jumped Los Angeles S. CIncinnati 3 OrIs. Clii, 9; Lynn. Bin. 4; His counterpart with the Exurday's opening league game at enough as a kicking spedalist throwing a 19-yard touchdown regulars when he sees St. Louis 9. PhIladelphia 6 LeFle, t3et, 6; OBrelt, XC, us in from the National Football press, Tommy Reamon, was Memphis," Reamon said. "1 v' San Francisco 3. Houston 1 for the Jacksonville Express, 6; Rudl, Oak. 6. to rookie Danny Kimble, pass- Hawaii" League, carried the ball only hurt late In the second quarter just got stepped on. This is a Today's Games H0ME RUNS—RJ4Ckion, with three out of four. He's also ing a point conversion to Steve The Express plays at Hawaii twice for 26 yards but said he and gained only 13 yards on 10 great team and we're on our Montreal (BlaIr 6 11) at Clii Oak, 2.5; G.Scott. Mil, 21; cago (Bonhim 9-6) Bonds, PlY, 21; Mayberry. XC. leadIng the World Football Barrios and holding on to the Sept. 13. was not injured and could have carries, way." La Arwjeles (Hooton 7-9) at 21: BW'TOQQIIs. Tex. 19. League In passing percentage wet ball In miserable rainy Atlanta iPdiekro 107). In) S T 0 1, E N BASES—RIVeTS, after the exhibition season. weather for the 8,a20 fans. Philadelphia (Christenson S Cat, 55; WashIngton. Oak. 31; Durkee picked up a fumbled "I didn't change quarter. Brad s 7) at PIttsburi (KISOVI p.5), Oils, XC, 31; Remy, Cal. 30; In) snap from center on a fleidgoal backs because I wanted to win NorTh, o.h, . h aw: Best Yet To Corn e? San Frar.clsco CHalicki 4-7) PITCHING (10 Decisions)— attempt and passed to running and didn't want to risk fumbles at Cincirrati (Nofan 96). In) COOLEST Eckeritey, CIa. 7 3. 700. 2.3) back Ron Lamb for nine yards under the weather conditions," LATROBE, Pa. (AP) - Ter- like he never has before," said New York (Mattock Ii $1 at Blyleven, Mm, 9 1, "I always believed In myself, 692. p.60 Deal In Town St. Louis (For'sch 9-7). (n) Express Coach Charlie Tate ry Bradshaw emerged as a Coach Chuck Noll. "Everything but I needed others to believe in B.Lee, Bin. 13 6. .611. 3.72 and the first touchdown I V ' V V Muffed Field Goal Turns Into Express ID at Houston (Diertar 9 10). In) Clii. 13-7. .412. 2.93 Palmer, 6.1. Tvday4s Games ui. i. 230 M,Torrex. Montreal at Chicago Il 6. .617, 335 Tanans, Cal, 9 5, New York at St. Louis, 2. It- .1.43, 2,76 n) STRIKEOUTS—Tanana, Cal. Las Angeles at Atlanta. In) 159; Ryan, Cal, 151; G.Perry, Philadelphia at Pittiburgh. Tn, 136; Blyleven, Mm, 133; In) Blue. Oak. - SPORTS IN BRIEF Mets Reinstate Apodaca Jones On Roster CHICAGO(AP) —The New York Mets reinstated relief pitcher Bob Apodaca, who had suffered a broken nose last month, from the disabled list Sunday. He replaced outfielder Qeon Jcmes on the roster. Jone was his given his outright release Saturday following a dispute wIJ3 the dub. Evert Takes Ms. America - the Hawallans 19-7. PAXTON, Mass. (AP) Jeanne Evez-t of Ft. Lauderdale, has defeated Sally Moore of Los Angeles, 6-3,36,6-2, to take the singles title in a women's tennis tournament. Miss Evert's drop shots succeeded In pulling Miss Moore out of position several times, opening up the court in the Sunday match, Winning the doubles finals were JoAn Russell of Naples, the national clay-coirt champion, and Jane Stratton of Salt Lake City, one of two amateurs in the tournament that begun last Monday. They beat Cccl Mart1ntz of San Francisco and Laurie Tenney of Beverly Hills, CalIf., 6-3, 7-5. The tournament, sponsored by Ms. Aer1ca, was held at the Paxton Swim and Tennis Club. The tour goes to Long Island City, N.Y. - France Cuts Czechs' Lead France won Its doubles match with PRAGUE lAP) Czechoslovakia Sunday to reduce the Czecha' lead to 2-I in the Davis Cm Eurooean Zone B tennis comoetition. - PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 1007 Sanford Ave. 3224562 WAL& I -- . - _______- Legal Notice _____ EvenIngH.rald,Sanf,FJ, Legal Notice Monday,Juty2Ll9lS-38 _______ ______ Legal Notice Legal Notice (01ST. 3) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS C. VARIANCES EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NAME LAW 1. GEORGE R.EAROLE —BA (5. INVITATION TO BID NotIce Is Hereby Given by th CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF INTENT TO IS-iS) 69V P-IA Residential Zone Seminole Memorial Hospital will undersigneci, that Martin's Hard- COUNTY, FLORIDA REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Rear Yard Variance from 30 to ware, Inc., desIrIng to engage in CIVIL ACTION NO. 114$6CAO9.F NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN th4t acCeif bids on PVC Pipe and Ac 71' to build screen enclosure on the business under the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND the undersigned, desiring to engage CiiiOrIi'i. Specifications can be fictItious name of followIng dk1.cribed property: Lot 1, VILLAGE CALI,Colombi(Ap)_1'hey women won only three gold but American women are still Block at LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, a inbusiness under the fiC1ititji name picked up In the Purchasing HARDWARE, C, Eastb. Unit 15, in Longwood Village Center. corporation organized and existing of SEMINOLE FRAME AND TRIM Department Bids will include Shopping pulled the plug on the second were rescued by the men, who trailing in the wake of the East Section3l 21.30, on Bonanza Avenue. State Road 434, Longwood, Florida under the laws of the United States COMPANY at Lemon Street Ex. FOB. ir,t and estimated delivery World Aquatics Championships swain to eight victories In 15 Germans. IDIT: 1) time. All bids will be addressed ta 37'30 Intencts to register the saId of AmerIca, tension, Sanford. Florida, intends 7 JULIAPI L. DAVIS and when It was all over, only events, The East German men register he saId BA (Ill name With the Clerk Of the Circuit Plaintiff, name with Sunday night, on the ninth the the Administrator and blddng will A 1 Agriculture Zone Court of SemInole County, Florida the United States and East swimmers chipped in with two and last day of these aquatic 75) 7W vs Clerk of the Circuit Court of close 17 - 00 Noon art the 4th day of August 1975 130 and the undersigned are the wi, RAYMOND i pippiu, .IR and Seminole County, Fklda. Germany couldholdthejr heads gold and at the Finish line, the games, which brought together LotWldlhVariancefrom200ftto II on the following described parties interested In said business CAROL LEE PIPPIPI, DATED this 2nd k CAROL of July. A o. Publish: July 21, 29, 30. 197$ day property. BeuIn6e7'WandSl9Io'N enterprise. above water. DEP-I53 PIPPIN, hIs wile; and BARPIETT 1975. East Germans had beaten the morethan700competitorsfrom of SEcornerof Governmert Lot 7. in BANK OF WINTER PARK, NA, AIm K. Martin S: R. M Wilkins, $r. The powerful American and powerful American swImmers 39 countries, Miss Ender meth- Section2l-19-32, thence run N 75 (leg NOTICEOFSHERIFFSSALE 0 Mory Martin Defendants. S WillIam V. O*CflS East German contingents over- ?-hl In gold nuggets. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that odically and inevitably pulled SO' W 103 01' to P.1. or road, thence William A. Oltinger, Eiouire Publish: July 7. 11, 21. 25, 191$ AMENDED by vrtu. of that Certain Writ of whelmed the field and theIr This time, the Americans away from the field to win the 5ojth 6$ deg 74' W 3194 It, thence H 204 Medical Arts Center DEP.35 NOTICE OF SUIT Execution Issued Out of and under 540ft moreor less to St. Johns only competition was against wer ready for the East Ger- women's 100 meters Saxon Bou'evrd TO: RAYMOND) PIPPIN. ..,R. and freestyle thence E along river 150 ft toRiver, the sea' of the County Court of point Delto, Florida 37743 CAROL LEE PIPPIPI. a k-a CAROL each other, SemU'ole County. Florida, upon a man females, and althought for her second individual gold North of beginning, thence South 630 Attorney for Petitlon.r FICTITIOUS NAME PIPPIN. his wit C ft judgment rendered in the more Notice is hereby given that I am final The United States Sunday they have closed the gap some- medal, Miss Ender had won the or less to P06. (Less Publish: July 14. 7), 21. Aug. 4, 1975 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN aforesaid court on the 6th day of Southerly 13 ft for road). Further DEP-69 engaged In busIness at 270) West LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE claimed its second straight what, it still exIsts, 100 butterfly Thursday night described as off Mullet Lake Park Fifth Street, Sanford, SemInole June, A D 1975. in that certain case 119 Carbone Way. World Aqu.atics Championships entItled, Southeastern Financial "We have come back and I and triggered East Germany Road on Shad Lane (0151. 1) Apopka. Florida County, Florida under the firtitous ____________________ 37703 that I Corporation PlaintIff. -vs Faye ) R. E. WHITESIDE BA (S IS team victory, finishing wIth 16 think we have proven this," Saturday night to a world AND TO: All parties claiming name of TECHNICOU. arid NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Senkarik d b a Buttons & Bows. 75).7IV P 1AA Residential Zone intend Interests by. through, under or Clerk toreglster said name with the NAME LAW of the Circuit Court, Seminole Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of bronze. East Germans' totalled American women swImmers meter freestyle with a world 19'6' on the following described undersigned desiring to engage YOU ARE hereby notified that an 11 gold, seven silver and five who won three gold, five silver record of her own, a Lot 10. the provisions of the Fictitious Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, fl property: Block C. Oakland Inbusine-55je-r theticjitiouiname actiontoforeclosea mortgageon the Shores lit AdditIon, in SectIon 24-21Name Statutes. To Wit; Section and I have levied uponthe following bronze, 04 and five bronze." Belgrade was clocking in the 100 freestyle. INTERSTATE MALL at number following described property in described property owned by Faye 39, recoc'ciecj In PB to, Page 59, East 54504 Florida Statutes 1957. Altamonte Drive. In the City of Seminole County. Florida: But the Anwricans' team to- the stimulus. _____________________________ Senkarik d be Buttons & Bows, said Transfiguration. Inc Public Records of Seminole County, A'tamante Springs, Florida, intends Lot 7, Olock C, LYNW000 property being located in Seminole tal includes three gold medals Fla on Woodley Drive. (01ST. By: 5: Amelia M Theisen. "Our situation after the to register the said name with tne REVISION, according to the Pla Covnty, Florida, more particularly 1 H. RICHARD JOHNSON Secretary BA Clerk of the won in synchronized swirrnning Olympics was not a shortage of Circuit Court of therCOf as recorded in Plat described as followsIS 15-75) 67V Book 16. Publish: July 14. 21. 21. Aug. 5, 1975 RC I Country Seminole County, Pages 37 and 33, Public Records 04 and two In diving. Without those talent. We tuid many young Florida Estates Zone All the furniture, furnishings. DEP 64 Lot Size and Width _____________________________ Dated at Miami. Florida, thIs 9th SemInole County, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD fIxtures, inventory, stock in trade, medals, the two swimming girls who had done great, but Variance-on the following described day of I lied against and you has been you, July, 1975 OF ADJUSTMENT and any and lt goods located at the property Lot 6 Hickory Hills, fl powers each finished with I) the older experienced jirls NOTICE are reguired to serve a copy of your llch Point of Deiray Notice of Public Hearing rlace cc tt' Ixisness cf the ciefcn tn f 21-29. recc-rdc1 in PB IS, hereby given if Notice is written defeniet. any, to it on that the Builders, Inc gold, aliiicm exactly where' they retired hurt us a bit and we Auguit IS. 1971 I'age 69 Further descrIbed as dant Buttons and Bows. 2440 Vernon Swartsel of ANDERSON a. DistrIct School Board Stanley C Tate, 7:00 P.M. left off in Belgrade two years didn't realize it in time. The located on Hickory Drive and of Seminole Hiawatha Avenue, Unit 3. Sanford, RUSH, attorneys for Plaintiff. County will hold a public hearing at President Seminole County. Florldi including Horseshoe Drive (0151 ago at the first Aquatic Games. younger girls rode on the lau- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. address is Post Office Box the Board meeting in the Seminole Publish- July 11, 71, 71, Aug. 4, 1975 Notice is hereby given that the all clofhing and display units 3. LEIGHTON 1. HALL BA (I 775$, 377 East Central Boulevard. County Courthouse on August 13 on a In Belgrade, tiny East Ger- reLsoftheOlympics and we got Seminole County Board of Ad- 15.75)6ev PC-I Country Estates- DE P 53 Additional Information available Orlando, Florida 37102. and file the proposed policy that wIll allow In. from many, which had won only two beat." juitment will conduct a public Zone Lot Size Variance from the Civil Division of ?hC original with the Clerk of the above surance companies, mne-etlno to Consider the following 10,000 sq ft to 31,050 sq ft and Lot IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE certain Seminole County Sheriff's Departswlnuuinggoldmedalstheyear Overconfl&!nce, however, Is hearing reguirernents, authorization styled Court on or before the 13th to sell itims Width from 200 ft to 130 ft on the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. day of August, 1975; otherwise a cancer merit before at the Munich Olympics, not the reason why the Amen- A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS — lflsurancePoliciestoDistrict and following described property: Lot 3. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the undersigned as Sheriff of judgment may be entered against employees on a payroll CONTINUED shocked the Americans by can women lose to swimmers Block A, Ponaventure Heights 2nd COUNTY. FLORIDA. deduction Seminole County. Florida, will at you for the relief demanded In the basis. Those persons Interested 1 ROBERTA. STEELE BA (7. Section, in SectionS 21 ?9,on Wessex CIVIL ACTION No. 7S'1240.CA.04.F Complaint. may 11:00AM. on the 19th day of August, producing a fleet of flying like Kornella Ender. Miss En. Obtain a complete copy of the 7175) IITE - A I Agriculture Zone Road (0151 3) A.D. 1913. offer for sale and sell to In me: The Marriage of frauleins who won 10 gold der just happens to be the best WITNESS my hand and the seal of proposed policy at the Board off ic'e. the highest bidder, for cash, subject To park a mobile home on the 6 JOHN F. ROSEBERRY BA VICKIE ANN NOEL. Wife said Court en thIs 10th day of July, 202 medals in 14 women's swim- fernalcswimmeranywhereancl f011owIng describedproperly: ThaW (I-il 75)-74V East Commercial Avenue, to any and all existing teins. at the P-lA Residential PetitIoner, 1975. Sanford ming events. The American she is part of the reason why the 435 ft of the 143601? of S 1935 ft of the Zone Side Yard Variance from 10' and Front (West) Door of the Seminole Robert C. Feather (Seal) E of the SW of Section 4 70 3$, to 7',' on East and from 10' to 9' on JOHN C. HOE L, III. Husband Cnunty Courthouse in Sanford, Chairman Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Further described as on Beardall West on the following described Florida, the above descr'b.d per Respondent. Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish: July 21, 1975 Ave (01ST 2) nal property. property: E60'of Lot lOandW20'of NOTICE TO DEFEND By: Martha T. Vitilen DEP-152 B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Lot 9, Block A. Prairie-Lake Park, in THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO That sal sate Is being made to Deputy Clerk Su e I BOARD OF COUNTY COM. u IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Section IA 21 )0 Further described satisfy the terms ot sad Writ t JOHN C NOEL, Ill 1, PubliSh: July 11. 21. 2$. Aug. 1975 MISSIONERS BA 15 151St liE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Execution as West of Highway 17 92 (01ST. 4) 1130 Glenda Way OEP-79 P 1A Residential Zone CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Public 7 SUTTON 0. HILYARD, JR. John E Polk. Apartment No. 109 Park on the following described SEMINOLE COUNTY BA (0 15 75)-72V S1erlff R-1A Residential Re-no, Nevada $9502 91 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROBATE DIVISION property: All of Blocks H. 1.1, K, 0. Zone Seminole County. Florida Pear Yard Variance from YOU ARE HEREBY notified that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PROBATE NO. 7S.7I$CP 1, and U of Revised Map of Chuluota 10' to Publlszr July21. Aug 4. II. 15. 1975 A Thorny Topic _______ 1' and Side Yard Variance VICK lE ANN NOEL, has filed a CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Re: Estate of according to the piat thereof as from l0'to 4' for screen enclosureon Petition In the Circuit Court DEP 134 Of COUNTY. FLORIDA. ARCHIE MAUD recorded in PR 2. Page 31 of the the followIng described Seminole County. Florida, for a CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S'1413-CA.O4.A CAMERON SCHAAL, GREGSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND EDITOR'S NOTE — The Si,- Supreme Court refused to hear Public Records of Seminole County, Lot 51. EnglIsh Woods. in property: Section 20- Diiiolutlon of Marriage and you are In Fe: the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Marriage of Fla,; and also part of said RevIsed 2130, PB 15, Page 93. Further regur Saceased perdome opens next month. Its arguments. to serve a copy of your THOMAS R. BERLIN, Husband; FLORIDA. Map of Chuluota Plat. less R.W to' NOTICE TOCREDITORS described as on Castlewood Road. written defenses, if any, On J. and' foundation hasn't collapsed and By the time bids were To All credItors and All Persons CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-1337-CA.17.s LakeMilIsRoadofLakeMllIsRoad (01ST. 4) CHRISTOPHER RAY. 614 E. SHIRLEY M BERLIN, Wife, seaguuIhaven'tpeckedhoies H.lvingClalmsocDemandsAgalnst JESSIE MCCORMICK ceivcd early in 1971, construc- PlataccordIngtotheplatthereofas I. EDWIN E.FURQERSON—BA Senioran Boulevard. Suite 107, Plaintiff NOTICE OF SUIT Said Estate: the dome, as critics said would (ion estimates had soared. The recorded in Pt' 6. Page $2 of the (1-15-75) by R 1AA Residential Attamonle Springs, Florida 37701, TO. SHIRLEY M. BERLIN, You are hereby notified and Records of Seminole County, Zone Rear Yard Variance from andfitetheoriginalwiththeClerkof ;VILLiE MAE HORPIE. happeL. But there's still plenty lowest bid was $93.5 million, Public coo Norm Graves Fla ; and also the E " of Fourth )O'tolC'tobullds(reenroomonthe reguircd to present any claims and the-above-styled Court on or before Oelendant RFD One, Campbell, of controversy, demands which you may have without the interest costs, the Street, as vacated in OffIcial following descrIbed property: Lot 1, the 5th day of August, AD. 1975. NOTICEOFACTION New York against the estate Public Records of Seminole of ARCI-IIE County, Block C, English Estates Unit 1, In otherwise a Default and Ultimate inflation and the "extras" il'at TO WILLIE MAE HORNE YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED MAUDE GREGSON CAMERON Florida, ling West of Block K of Section 20-71.30. PB 13, Page 1- Judgment will be entered against that an actIon RESIDENCE UNKNOWN By AUSTIN WILSON eventually drove the cost tO $163 said Revised Map of Chuluota; for Dissolution of SCHAAL, deceased late of Seminole and Further described as located on you for the relief demanded In ttia Last Known Mailing Marriage and ownership of certain County, Florida. to the Clerk of the Associated Press Writer million, also Lot 7 and 1 Block B of said Sunderlartd Road. (01ST. 4) Petition, Address property ties been filed agaInst yu CIrcuit Court, arid Ite the same in NEWORI.EANS(AP)_The Officlalsofthel..oujsjanaSt.a- Revised Map of Chuluota; saId 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES WITNESS my hand and official andyouarereguiredtoser'xeacopy 552 South Street. duplicateandasproyidedmn5ection parcel contains 31 017 acres FurI July 21. 1975 Regular Meeting sealof said Court on this the 7nd day of your written delenses, if any, to Newark, New JeTSey t.ouistana Superdome has been dium and Exposition District therdescribedasportonof prOperty 733 16, Florida Statutes, in their Thlspublic hearing will be held in of July, A.D 1975 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED GENE P. STEPHENSON of offIces in the County Courthouse In Lake Mills In Section 75 7137 IOIS1 of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Pimple," "The Ninth Wonder of construction underway, then Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PA,, Attorneys and Counselors at four calendar months from the timi certain warranty deed, damages I) on August 15.1975, at 7:00 PM., or Clerk of Circu,t Court the World," "The $163 Million ask the legislature for additIonLaw, Post Office Drawer One. ofthefirstpublicationher,of,ortps, and return of certain furniture has 2 ROYCE C. SAVELLE BA (I- as soon thereafter as possible. By: Elaine RiChardebeen filed against you, saId real Casselberry, Florida 37707, At. same will be barred. Misunderstanding" and "The al money to complete what 15-75) 73V&S3TE— Al Agriculture Written comments filed with the Deputy Clerk torneys for the Petitioner, arid file Lot Width Variance from OffIce of the Zoning AdmInistrator i Filed at Sanford Florida. thIs 9th propartybemngdesctas follows World's Most Useful Building." came to be described as extras. Zone Christopher Ray Lot 251 of Mloway Subdiviiion the orIgInal with the Clerk of the day of July. 1975 200' to 163' and a Special Exception will be Considered and persons Suite 107 according to plat of Midway. Plat These extras Included fow' above styled Court on or before park a mobile home on 'the appearIng at the hearing Ruby Lee Wilson It has been Topic A In Loulwill be 616 E Semoran Boulevard Boot 1, Page 41. Public Records of August 13th, 1975; otherwise, a As Executrix slana since 1966 — In legislative elevp4rs to supplement the six fo(lwlng described property: The N heard orally. Hearings may be Altamonte Springs,. SemInole County, Florida. Judgment may be entered against WILLIAM L COLBERT OF included In the $93.5 million es- '1f 151 37W 0 P. Swopes Land ContInued from time to time as may Florida 37701 and you are required to serve a you for the relief demanded in the STENSTROM, DAVIS & Company Addition to Black Ham debates, court fights, news- Umate, furnishings for be found necessary Further details Attorney for Petitioner tfnc0 of your defenses to it, if suites mock. in Section 25 20-31. On the East avaIlable Petition McINTOSH paper headlines and saloon by callIng 373 1330, Ext Publish- July 7, 14. 21. 75, 1975 any, or Carroll Burke, Attorney for WITNESS my hand whose huge windows overlook side of Stone Street. (DIST fl and the seal of Attorney for Executrix 301. squabbles. It has survived al- the arena below, carpeting for OEP 33 whose address ii 612 said Court on this, the 10th day of P0 Box 1330. Sanford, Fl 3 BOBBY E. ELLIS BA (S-IlSeminole County Sanford Atlan'Ic Bank Building, most two dozen lawsuits and a July, 1975. 75)-SSTE Publish: July 71, A-i Agriculture Zone 25. 1975 BoardofAdjustment Sanford, Florida. and file the year-long investigation by a ramps and halls, and facilities To park a mobile (SEAL) DEP.IIS home on the OF By - VictorGischler, NOTICE RESOLUTION orginal with the Clerk of Circut Arthur H Beckwith, Jr for stadium employes. following described property: That VACATING AND Chalr.'nan CLOSING. special legislative committee. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court, Sanford. Seminole County, Clerk of Circuit Court was a request in 1973 for part of Lot 737, Van ArsdaleOsborne Publish: July 21. 1975 ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF WAY It currently is the subject of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida, on or be-fore the 7th day of By: LIllIan Jenkins Brokerage Company Addition to DEP.159 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN to pay for these Black Hammock, as recorded in PB CUlT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE August, A 0. 1975; otherwise a Deputy Clerk quiries by city, state and feder- extrasmillion that sparked NOTICE Is hereby given that the default will be entered against you Publish: July 11, 21, 21, Aug 4, 1975 COUNTy, FLORIDA a year-long I. Page 31, Public Records of Board of County Commissioners of DEP-7$ FICTITIOUS NAME *1 agencIes. for the relief demanded in the Civil Action No. 7S-I)44.CA-$-0 Seminole County; described as investigation by a Notice Is hereby given that t am Seminole County, Florida. at its ____________________________ In Fe: the Adoption complaInt. The Superdome rIses 30 sto- lative committee.special legi.s- follows: N 215' of S 1320' of E 1005' of engaged in business at 2701 West Regular Meeting held on the 22nd NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR BRENT JAMES RAMSEY, me com• WITNESS MY HAND and the ries, squatting just off the cen. mittee's 145-page report, issued Section 2 2131, less the E 33' of the Fifth Street, Sanford, Seminole day Of July, AD., 1975. OffIcial Seal of this Court on this the In the County THE VACATING, ABANDONING, NOTICE OF ACTION road, containIng S acres more or County, Florida under the fictitious Commissioners' Meeting Room tral business district on 55 acres 2nd day of July, AD. 1915 In DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING TO' JAMES W. FAIRBANKS less Furtherdescriueoaslocatedon name of SHELTER last March, called for changes TECHNIQUE, ttleCourthouseatSanford,SemInole OF RIGHTSOF-WAY...TO WHOM (Seal) that used to be an Industrial 37 Harwin Drive Oklahoma Street 101ST. 1) and that I lntenc to rei%ter said County, FlorIda. pursuant to IT in the staff of the Stadium and Arthur H. Beckwith,, Jr MAY Rochester, New York CONCERN: 11623 slum. Its roof covers 13 acres, 1 SHOP & (30. INC. BA (S-Il- flame with the Clerk of the Circuit PetitIon and Notice heretofore Clerk of the Circuit Courl YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that a seat Exposion District and sugYOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 7S)-13E C 7 Commercial Zone Court, Seminole County, Florida in given, passed and adopted a NOTICE that the and Houston's so,000 By - Elaine RiCharde Board of County Petition for Adoption of a minor once called the gested that state arid federal To nstall gasoline pumps on the accordance with the Provisions of Resolution Astrodome Deputy Clerk closing, vacating and Commissioners of Seminole County. child, BRENT JAMES FAIR following described properly Lots abandonIng, renouncing 7 the Fictitious Name- Statutes, To laws might have been violated, CARROLL BUIKE Florida, ati 00 o'clock pm on the BANKS. has been filed which con and 10. Block 6, A B. Russell's Wit Section 065 09 Florida Statutes dlsciaiming any and all right of and the Attorney for Plaintitf "EIghth Wonder of the World" The committee said that true 26th day of August, AD.. 1975. in the cerns you, nd you are required to AdditI to Fort Reed according to 1957. County of Seminoleand the public n would fit inside. County CommIssioners' Meeting serve a copy of your written ob 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank costs might have been rnlsrep. theptattheceofasrecorded In P61, and to the following described Transfiguration , Inc. Room at the County Courthouse In ieclions. If any, to it on Maston Sanford, FlorIda 37771 By' 5 - Amelia M. Theisen, rights of-way, to-wit: Sections of Superdome seats resented and there might have Page97, Public Re,.ordsof Seminole for Publish: July 7, II. 'it, 7$. 191$ Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public O'Neal, Attorney Esq , slide on rails to change the are- been conflicts of interest County, Fla, less and except part All Of the following Secretary streets as Hearing to consider and determine PetItIoner MICHAEL P. RAMSEY. 0EP31 deed to State of FlorIda as recorded Publish- July Ii, 21, 21. Aug 4, 1975 shown on the Revised Map of na's shape, and seating capac- awarding contracts. ______________________________ whether or not the County will whose address is Suite 205. 430 E ___________________________ In OffIcial Records Book 260. Pages OEP-65 Itles can be altered from 19,000 Chuluota, according to Plat BoOk 2. vacate, abandon, discontInue, Highway 436. Cat.selberry, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 52 and 53 of said public records. ____________________________ Page 31 of the Public Records of close, renounce and disclaim any on or before July 31st, 1975 and file EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. for basketball to 80,000 for footFurther described as located in Seminole County, Florida. FICTITIOUS NAME rIght of the County and the public In the original With the Clerk of this CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Section 6-20 31, on the corner Of That portIon ball or 97,000 for conventions. Notice is hereby given that I am of Cherry Street lying and to the tollowlng rights of-way Court either before service on COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sanford Avenue arid WyIly Avenue. engaged in business at Giant television screens 3113' FOR 2701 West east of the west right-of-way line Of running through the described Petitioner's Attorney or Im- CIVIL ACTION NO. 75'1367.CA44.O (01ST 2) SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fifth Street. Sanford. Seminole Second Street and west Of the ttest property, to-wit: mediately therestter; otherwise, a In re: the Marriage of pended from the roof offer in- FLORIDA. S LOTTIE BENTON BA (S-li County, Florida under the fictitIous right of-way lIne of First Street; That portion of Cayuga Circle defautt will be entered against you TOMME SUSAN GARROW 75)-S$TE A 1 Agriculture Zone stant replays, but the screens CASE NO. 74.1943-CA.09.A name of THE BUILDING CLINIC, also, that part of Second Street lying lying between Lots 7 and 100, for the relief demanded in the WILLIAM.S. PAll AM FR IC API BAN K OF To park a mobie home on the and that I intend to register said eastof Lot), Block B arid west of Lot Oakland Hills Addition, Plat Book can't be seen from 64 private ORLANDO, N A formerly Petition Pe?it,oner, following described property: 5 145' name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit I, BlOCK A. known I), Page 90. PublIc Records of WItness my hand and the seal of and suites or from many of the as CItizens Netional flank of Of N 170' of W 210' Of SW 'i of NW 'i By the Board of County Court, Seminolv County, Florida in Com- Seminole County. Florida. this COurt on June 30th. l7S THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS. Orlando, of Section 21 70 30. on Nolan Rd. accordance with middle-level seats. the- provisions of mitsIorters of Seminole County. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY (Seal) Reepc'ndent (01ST, 2) Plaintilf. the FjdltlOtjs Name Statutes, To- Florida, this 72nd day of July, AD. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE The exterior Is striking. The yj Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., NOTICE OF SUIT 6 PERRY MARTIN BA (I-Il WIt' Section $6509 FlorIda Statutes 1975. TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Clerk of the Circuit Court 10 THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS Superdome is a huge circular MARSHALL W. PERRY and M RA 75) 7TE A 1 Agriculture Zone (Seal) iosr SPECIFIED. Lillian T Jenkins By . co Loma Sue Boughmari ELAINE PERRY. JERRY M. To park a mobile structure whose curved alumihome on the Board of County TransfIguration. Inc (Seal) Deputy Clerk 314 SW 19th Street C. following described property: E "n GARRETT and SUSAN CommIssioners By: S Amelia M. Theisen. numsides are burnishedgoldln Board of County Publish - July?, 11. 71, 25. 1975 Loveland. Colorado 507)1 GARRETT DONALD CURER and of SW ', of NW 'iOf NW ' and NW Secretary of Seminole County, CommissIoner-s color and whose white dome Is ANN CURER. DEP 31 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ' of NW ' of P1W ' S of Ry in Publish. July 11, 21, 71. Aug. 1, 1975 Florida of Seminole County. Florida that am' action for dissolution of made of plastic sprayed on a Defendants. SectIon 24 20 30. on Nolan Road, OEP 66 By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. By: Arthur H. Beciwith, Jr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, marriagehaibeen filed against you. (01ST.?) ________________________ CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Clerk of the Circuit Court steel framework. Clerk of the Crcult Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. andyouarerequiredtoseqyeacopy NOTICE ISI(EREBY GIVEN that 7 PAUL E. KLINGER, JR. By: MarieW. Walker BA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THt By - Marie W Walker CUlT OF FLORInA IN AND FOR of your written defenses. it any, to Opening day was supposed to pursuant to a Final Judgmenl of (S-Il 75) 56TE A I Agriculture EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Deputy Clerk Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY. the Petition on GERALD S RUT have been nine months ago. The Foreclosure dated the 74th day of Zone To park a mobile home on CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: July 21. 1973 Publish: July 21. 1975 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1C99.CA49.D BERG, Attorney at Law, 315 S Hwy 'july 1975, and entered In Civil Action the following described property: S COUNTY. FLORIDA. DEP-I$6 Dome now is scheduled to open DEP 157 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 1792, P0. Box 977. Causelberry, 4-1943 CA 09 A, in the Circuit Court 't of Lot or Tract 4. McNeil's Case No. 7S.1423.CA-14.B LOAN Aug. 9 with an exhibition oftheElghteenthJudicialCircuit, ASSOCIATION OF Florida 37701. and tile the original In Orange VIlla, in Section 17-21.29, In Fe: the MarrIage of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING SEMINOLE COUNTY. a corwlththeClerkoftheCircuitcourtat football game between th New and For SemInole County, Florida, recorded in PB 2. °ages 99-101. JOYCE COLLINS. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION pora'icn, the Seminole County CourThouse, wherein Pan American Bank of Further described as the SE corner Orleans Saints and the Houston Wile Petitioner, OFAPIORDINANCE BY THE CITY OFAPIORDINANCE BY THE CITY Plaintiff, Sanford, FlorIda, on or before Orlando, N A., formerly lnown as Of McNeil Road and Eden Park and OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Oilers OF SANFORD, FLORIDA -v's August 11th. 1975, otherwise a Citizens National BankofOrlandois Road (01ST.)) Notice is hereby given that a JOHN B COLLINS, Notice is hereby given that a FRANK E. KUHLAND. a sirigtC Judgment may be entered agalst The Superdome began as a thePlalntiff,andMarshallW Perry I BOARD OF COUNTY COM. Public Hearing will be held at the Husband Respondent Public Hearing will be held at the man, and AFFILIATED OF 'ou for the relief demanded in the CommIssion Room in the- City Hall in NOTICE OF ACTION modestdream 10 years ago — a and Myra Elaine Perry; Jerry M MISSIONERS BA (511751 ISE Cornmisiion Room In the City Hail In fLORIDA. INC . a Florida CoiPetition Garrett and Susan C. Garrett; A IAgrIculturelone— Tooperatea TO: JOHN B. COLLINS theCityof Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 theCityof Sanford, Florida. at project of businessman Dave Donald 7 - 00 poration. THIS NOTICE shall be published Borrow Pit on the following Cuber and Ann Guber, are c a Cliff Cameron o'clock P.M. on August Il. 1975. to o'clock P M on August 11, 197$. to Defendants once each week to' four 14) con Dixon, who wanted to attract a the Defendants. Arthur H Beckwitti. deScribed property E 'z of the PIE consider the adoption of an orRural Route 3 consdtr the adoption of an or secute,e weeks ri the Evenn NOTICE OF ACTION National Football I..eague fran Clerk of the ab')ve entitled Court, '. of Section 2620-29, less SC.L. Tiverton, Ontario dinance by the City Of Sanford. dinance by the City of Sanford, TO - FRANK E KUNLAND Herald, Sanford. Florida wIll P W and sell at the highest and best Railroad lets R-W YOU for ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, title of which is as follOws chise. Then Gov. John j Florida. title of which is as follows Address Unknown WITNESS my hand and seal ot roads, and; the SE s of SE ', of that a Petition has been filed in the bidder, for cash, at the west front said Ceurt on this 3rd day of July, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that McKeithen latched onto the door of the Seminole County Section 2)2029, Seminole County, above entItled Court for the ORDINANCENO.1304 actiontoforecloseamortgageonthe 1975 ORDINANCIINO.1303 Idea, and expanded It. He want- Courthouse, In Sanford, Florida, at Fla . less the North 195 feet and less Dissolution of Marriage between followIng property In Seminole (Seal) 11:00 A M on the 5th day of Aug S.C.L. Railroad P W. Further JOYC! COLLINS. Wife-Petitioner, AN ORDINANCE OF TH'E CITY ed an Astrodome East, not just AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY County. Florida: Arthur H. be-ckwilh. Jr., ust 1975. the following descrIbed descrlt,ed as East of Markham and JOHN B. COLLINS. Husband OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, OF SANFORD. The, South 135 feet of Lo? 74. FLORIDA, Clerk of the Circuit Court a $35 million football stadium. proppr'y as set forth in the saId Woods Road. West of I 1 arid North Respondent arid are hereby DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO FOREST SLOPES accordng to the B, Elaine PCharde 'Iliegovernor wanted to "out- Final Judgment of Foreclosure, o F. E Wiltiamscn Road 10151.3) required to showvo', cause why the AtINEX WITHIN THE COP ANNEX WITHIN THE COR platthnerpofasre(ord,dmn PIat Book Deputy Clerk 9. WEKIVA MARINA situate in Seminole County, FlorIda. BA (S-il. same Should not big" Texas. be granted by PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF POPATE AREA OF THE CITY OF 11, page 52. of the public records of GERALD S RUTBERC A 1 Agriculture Zone 75) S1TE to wit: serving a copy of your written SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT THE seminole County. Fioridi; An amendment to the state 31$ S Hwy $797 Lot 7 Block "C". THE COLON- To park a mobile home for night. delenses, if any, upon Gerald EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS his been filed aVainif you and yost P 0 Box 977 COnstItutIon created the I.,o,.il- NADES FIRST SECTION, ac watchman on the following Korrnari, Esquire, Attorney for FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID FROM THE APt'ROVAL OF SAID arere,Iredtoserveacocyofyoi,r Casielberry, FlorIda 32707 alma £Ladlum and Exposition cording to the Plal thereof as described properly: SE 's f SE '., WIfe PetitIoner, of the law firm of ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN wrItten defenses. it any, toit on S. Phone- (30$) 1341774 Wait of Canal, South of River. East KORMAPI & BRAVO, PA., $30 E. PROPERTY ABUTTING U.S. PROPERTY recorded In Plat Book 1$. pages 79 ON SANFORD KIRBY MONCRIEF. of Shinholser Attorney for Petitioner District. The amendment was and $0, Public Rc'ccrds of Seminole ofrOad,InSCCIIQn3O-70-79,onMiaml HIghway 434. Longwood, Florida HIGHWAY 1792 AND BETWEEN AVENUE AND BETWEEN SAN. and Logan, Attorneys for the Publish' July?, 14.21,71,1975 ratified by a 4-1 margIn in a Cnty, FlorIda SprIngs Road. (01ST. 3) 37750. on or before August 10, 197$, AIP.PORT BOULEVARD AND THE FORD AVENUE AND PAI,MWAY PlaintIff, whose address is Post DEP 36 WITNESS my hand arid the of10, W.0. AL$ERTSON— BA (I- and by filIng the original thereof EASTERLY EXTENSION OF AND BETWEEN POINSETTA statewide referendum. DisOftIceBo*7279.SanfordJ2TiI.onor tidal seal of ti'nls Court at Sanford. 15-75)-S7TE A-i Agriculture lone wIth the Clerk of said Court; LAKE MARY BOULEVARD IN DRIVE AND POSE DRIVE gruntled losers filed the first Seminole Ill before August 11, 1975, and file the FICTITIOUS NAME To park a mobile home on the otherwise a judgment or order may ACCORDANCE County, Florida, this 11th WITH THE ACCORDANCE WITH THE crigirial with the clerk Of thu court Notice is hereby given thOt I am lawsuits. day of July 197$ following descrlbedproperly: Pie W be entered against you granting said PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 74190, PRCVISIONS OF CHAPTER eIther before service on pla)nttf'i engaged in business at III Old ft of the W 137$ clii of the N Dissolution of Marriacje and your LAWS OF FLORIDA. 'rney argued in court that (Seal) 74190, LAWS OF FLORIDA attorney or Immdiately thereafter; Hickory Court, Lonq*ood, Seminote H. Beckwlth 704 71 ft of the S 62331 ft of thi N inter cit In the real property A copy shall be available at the Arthur voters were fooled into thinking A copy sls.all be availabl, at the otherwIse a default will be entered County, Florida under the fictitious 71356 ft of Government Lot 1, In descrIbed in the Petition may be OffIre of tIne City Clerk for Clerk of CircuIt Court all Per' office of the CIty Clerk for all per- against you for the relief demanded name of CENTRAL they were approving a $35 mULORID Section 751929. Further descrIbd proceeded against. By' ElaIne RiChard. SOnS desiring to examine the same- ions desiring to examine the same. in the complaint TECH#iICAL SERVICES, andthat'$ Crown In Colombia - -- - - - . - - - - -- Legal Notice - -- - - - - - -- - - - - rcJ 0 rr e St i -- - - - - - re- - - - '' - ' - - - - - - - - Rich Stakes For Fillies - "The Spoiler" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tial Law by a length In the first the second division. Dearly Precious was so a- division of the Lexington Happy 11111 Farm's Brian bus to claim the $63,123 first Handicap at Belmont, while Bonj, idle as a 2-year-old, was prize In the $105,)5 Sorority Brian Boru posted a neck Braulbo Beeza's fourth winner Stakes at Monmouth, she near- victory over Rapid Invader In of the day. ly left her jockey behind. _________________________________________________ The winner, owned by Richard E. Bailey, took on the turn Saturday and fought off a stretch challenge by OptimisticGal to win in 1:102-5 over the six furlongs. In her eagerness to finish, however, Dearly Precious almost ran out under pilot Michael Hole. "She was a little rank at the start and almost pulled me out of the saddle going for the lead," said Hole. "We figured blj someone else would go to the trctfl tFree Journey did mur rnentarlly), but when no one did i we just took off." Backed by Michesin's Warranty It was the sixth victory in f 4f) miles of tread wear. seven starts for the 2-year-old, (Many owners get much more.) Florida-bred daughter of Dr. Puncture resistant Michelins Fager, the l%$ Horse of the give precise control, Year. hole is confident Dearly and smooth drivirg comfort. Stop in and start s.aiing now. Precious will prove a worthy successor to her illustrious par. :ç' ent, providing she learns what W*'i.', *w're $w * I f might seem an unlikely lesson Tn P, weed i4 for a winner; restraint. ' • ' ',' "My filly ran a great rac" ,, , t*Ue" U"..ed %u Hole said, but added, "When •.áii A* C.est t. WWI eea% UI CtPr .Cj shekarnstosettiedowna little "C' t..* more, she's really going o be " Mkheliui costs charge lessinthe k)ng rin. I. long LII steering — SemiAnnual Sale Ends Aug. Qo9il Legal Notice 2nd. - Selection Still Good 133 Suits............................... Hart, Shaffner & Marx, Orig. $165 $173 - - , ' '.'.-. Think Radial,., arid th Dearly Precious became the ninth favorite to win In ) Sorcwlty nrnnings After bowing In tier first start on April15 at Aqueduct, she wn a maiden special weight race, then the PollyDnimmondStakesatDe ware Park, the Fashion Stakes at Belmont, the Colleen Stakes at Monmouth Park and the Sa. Loris Stakes at Belmont, prior tnttw.cnrnrthi - - ( PALM BEACH 2.Pant Suits, Mix or Match - - Sport Coats......................... - - $5003 PALM BEACH & JOHNNY CARSON Orig. $75 to $95 Slacks a a - - - ------------------------------------ Hart, 5haffn.r Orig. to $37.50 Marx and Jama,' SPECIAL GROUP, Oil;, to $30 ............... Shirts Long Short SI,eve Arrow, Excslio, Damon, Values to $11 Sport Shirts Long Sleeve - - /2 ' 1 2" 99 , 0 PRICE a Ties Damon omit nationally advertised brands On;. 51St), 51.50 and $10 3 FOR 90 -- - - - - Freeman Shoes Onig, $33 to $37 MICHELiN - -- ' SPECIAL GROUP Hart, Shafiner & Marx, Orig. $143 . $165 -, - ChARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) No. 2 seed Jennifer Ba lent of Fort Laurderdale, has been upset by Ciarlene Murphy of Alameda, Calif., &mthy in the first round of the National GIrls' 16 TennIs Championship. Miss Murphy celebrated her I4thtArthday with the 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 Sunday victosy. The other 19 seeded players, Including ddezxlisg champion and No. 1-seed Zenda L4eas of Doytona Beach, Ph., all won. Miss Lles.s was an easy 61,6.0 wlrmer over Beth Ruman of Munster, md. Central Air Conditioning System Dearly Precious Wins from Murphy Upsets Balent *, Hawalians Coach Mike Gid- the Pittsburgh Steelers' 1974 confIdence, He gets better by before a recent workout. "I never threw a touchdown dings tried all three of his Super Bowl drive. And the feel- the day." pass before and I hope I never quarterbacks. Mike Cassata ing in the Steeler training camp Bradahaw, the first player "Now I know what I have to have to try It again," the five. was best with eight completions is that it was nothing more than chosen in the 1970 National do, and my teammates know I year pro veteran said. "I re- In 13 trIes for 42 yards. a prelude for the best Bradshaw Football League draft, agrees can do It, too. I'm ready to membergettlngtheballoffand "Charllewantstowjnexhlbl. has to offer. that he's gained confidence— make up for some of the Ron catching it. Then some big tiona, and I want to win regular "He walked Into this training but to him that earns the Con- ership that I haven't provided No. 76 pushed me down." season games," Giddings camp and took over the offense fidence of his teammates. before." . - To Replace whipped ________ Legal Notice U.S. Wins Swimming LA DODGERS: - • ': --.- - 7' ,--==- = -= - $ '1 995 SPECIAL GROUP Broken SIz.s Oil;. Values to $34 , - - - - = - di .4 ', - x , ,w , McROBERTS TIRES - sII II. decisIon already had been a'ia r+. h!-' Winifred J. Shari,. of JOHNSON, MOTSINGER, of SR. 16. (DIST.)) the Court this 11th cia -? of July. 197$. ,_l!9!T F. CRAVEN —BA (SeaU . - shall Piase an opportunity to be shalt have an opportunity to be this Court this 5th day of July. 1975. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole heard at said harIna . - ,.--.,... "V..,.:- �Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Monday, July 2$, 1975-413 Answer to Previous Puzzle Artistic Touch] - TONIGHT'S I/ ACROSS 6:10 (2) Monday 7:00 (2) To Tell The Concentration What's My Line Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom 44) Townhall 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo World At War Let's Make A (5) (9) 8:30 Deal (I 3) Boxing (44) 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas 8:00 (2. 8) Baseball , Gunsmoke (6) (44) Petticoat JuncU on 10:00 (2) Celebrity Change (44) Dinah 8:30 (13) Champions (44) Braves Baseball (6) 9:00 (6) Maude (24) Sesame Street (35) 100 Club (44) Father Knows Best 1030 (2. 8) Wheel 01 (35) My Partner The Ghost (44) Movie 9:3) (6) Rhod.i (13) Law And Jones (6) Gambit 11:00 (2.5) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Show Offs (24) Mr. Rog ers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue Mr. • 11:30 (2) (35) In The Public (6) Eye .29 Sphere of action 31 Color again 33 Board for mixing paint 35 1 — — 2 3 — (6) (9) Movie v,;_ Wor ld f Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News 12:30 (9) Movie (44) Donahue Tomorrow Show 1:00 (2,1) Tuesday MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee SEASONAL CHANGES: There will be many new faces in old series, come fall With McLean Stevenson and Wayne Rogers gone from "M-A-S-H", Henry Morgan will be the new cminanding officer and Mike Farrell the newly assigned surgeon, a clean-cut young man with a disconcerting first tinpresslon of the hijinks. . . And Dr. Kiley has found a wife. Dr. Welby's boarder. She's played by Pamela Hensley, a publicist at the hospital who wins Kiley's love... Clifton gets new sister on "That's My Mama," Joan Pringle takes over the role of Tracy, the married daughter, succeeding Lynne Moody. - UNDER I7MUSTIE WITH PARENT I Producers are not wasting any time building up Fonile's role played by Henry Winkler In "Happy Days," next season. The first episode of the fall season is titled "Fonzle Moves In." ... CBS has signed quite a lineup of "experts" for its NFL Football coverage; 1Hawkins, NFL player, retur.' s as an analyst after a two-va;! absence. He'll be joined i:j Cie roster by another ca-NFL player, Paul Hornung, and former Kansas City coach Hank stram, whose team won Super Bowl IV in 1970. 111,1111111111111111111111111, — -- ____ JB " 5 26 20 — — — — 28 — — — - 1 31 31 30 ____ 34 Can — - 42 41 -— __________ — - __________ — — 44 45 46 1 47 43 - — — — 51 48 49 50 5"I — - - — — — — - — — 52 — — - - 55 Liiiiiiiii,P THE APPLE DUMPLING G • HELD i -T - -1--\*I ~ ft The WILD " _ McCULLOC Plus \ Maccn , COUnIUnC I - lover. Shocking! 10-11 CBS MIL ROONEY GOES TO WASHINGTON RERUN An eye-opener of a special put together by Andy Rofoney, a CBS reporter non. political, who producel. dlrecd and reported. He found out, for instance, the government Is spending $47,000,() annually not to draft anyone, and that if he wanted to find out how much property the government owns in Washington, it would cost him. Rooney drifts through bureaucracy and finds little opposition to what seems Like needless spending and North of 16. and lust west of 1.4 Miles west of Sanford. _______ How Needed. Auto Mechanic National Auto Sales 373.7011 -- -- ___ (— I SUNSETS WIlT REALTY and glittering lights at night. Rea Real Estate Broker t. EffIciency apt. furnished. 3777477 'all 1 BR home in Farmington Hunting Reserve area, reasonable erms Call 373-1841. after 5, Roberts & necessary. •' terisive training program. Company vehicle, draw against commission for highly motivated self-starter. All major fringe benefits Apply Art Brown Pest Control 2.562 Park Dr. S., Sanford, 3222420 betweenl and 9:30a,n.. Mon . thru thur's. No calls please. An Equal Oppertunity Employer _ Furnished or CUnfurnished Sanford LAKE MARY- New extra well built 7 bedroom, 1 bath, carpeted retirement home, Price, 172,500. Terms 7S63ParkDr F if Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771991 1919$. French 372 7371, 332-1196,372 194.4 332 1959,372 416.1 66. From ...1.• ______________________ _____________________________ One& Two Bedroomfurnishedapts MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES o V 8°! A SO DOWNS FHA. LOW DOWN Ilia ) Air Land., carpeting, reasonable - No pets 3771110 O SALES HELP for insurance co Large 2 bedroom garage apt., kit. native, college (hen, living rm., bath den, 3 biks graduate: preferably married, sales from Center of town 1215109 after background helpful but not 6. necessary, Call 421-4692 bqtw,n9 3 Room purn A partment 5. 1 weekdays. Ask for Mr. An 170 Mo. derson. "IV Each Woodmefe Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t I t Come On Out And See For Yourself. SALES BY Z 122 An Equa Opportunity Employer. M. F AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 16,900 by Homes, Lots And Acreage ' 5 321.0041 54 Lake Mary Ca MonthtyRentals Available $135- SISO- Color TV . Mf - food =-' 2 bath home on quiet street. 133,900 - -, Comfortable? bedroom home with 2 - nlu oireen,Inc ' 'iCME5 - - REALTORS . I.Tr4L I 61, 41111 _____________ 32? 6353 i Bedrom apt., kitchen equipped, air, Carpated. Adu'tt, $84.50 3222296 & wk-nds. I eves. FAMILIES LIVE IN THE WORLD .A - Call 3223610 after 3:30. DEL TC?,A-- Ne Duplex, F urn unfurn.323-'l?1 Drapes. Water, or 464 6316 Care. or Moving? Why Not Live Lawn In Sanford's Finest -, ' 'droom, unfurn,sneo. Multt __ preferred $30 week. Security S - Established Residential Area? deposit_3715531 . 32-4u • into Unfurnishecj , — - I i ,I - I AU SUMMER - ______ • , Bedroom, 1 bath, on god garden Iona. $32,000 Payton Realty Broker room with F P formal dinir g, rc room, pool. central hea'-1,:, carpeted 515,750 373 1547. — ' 17' Winter Springs' Lovely2 OR,1 living, dIning. Florida room, wall. Wa ll Clr')etin9, fenced $31 347 S.snford:38Rprtiy furnished; Cleans ready for I mmediate oc. ! 1ttCY. 37302),) Or M22, 11 30 Yea, Mortgages -5 p9t. down 2 BR, near Junior & Senior High Schools, large lot. 3fl.1l__- CONSTRUCTION k-r, 211 W.2SIh Sanford, a. I for AppI. 322.3103 Call Remodeling I4.dduhbos flifthed. $140 nwWh or Im, bdrOOmnøm, or unfurn lsh.d 373 fished ' m( 4 I' 10 — D1TIONIPIG, 372 UT?. We install Ma,det'n Blown in In Sulation Call for free estimp'6645 "70 or Q04-7)ó 3096 -[andCIe'arb1g STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ad% didn't work there wouldn't be any _______________________________ I'm single, beautiful and lonely, You can keep me company in a raised xnod beamed I virig r:c ri, dine AIth men is balcon) & many 'fras unhearel 'n a molulle - e nI Assume payments. or POISSON MARINE '7i Hv,, 'v 17 92 327 961 --- -,— ____ ' ,ii Dratr"-. & ()rciqr, nri 1`41 13b tcj Small rS?im,tteS Call 1 93 37 C...,. IIbIIItJ Walk. Gate All of July with FREE any purchase or clan link or wood fence Lower cost per ft Call QUALITY FENCE Anytime 373 - , ..ake Mpry. S Acres between 3rd 8 41h St. at VanB'iren St, Near - ' R IDGEWOOI) AR..I.S ONE BEDROO FROM 1135 M TZii I Used office furniture ,k4 Wood or ttttl desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & I I J :Pairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, a'. Is Cash and Carry 'lOLL'S castett,er,', _______________ 1792, 8)04206 62 62— La ________ _________ eaIIrrxn' UA(A,,.,.,,.,JUSTOFF2Sth ST., 3234420 good I,,. ,7f 'n..'.. ,... 'a .-, . si. ".s,,, 'W'aI..' .a.... WDdruffsGa,der,Centec - _=Reie$y_AV,i.SenhVd 1 3 M °rerlw time 'dC lied plant W. GirdenLand, i $03 W 1st St., I. ' 1I..'.,STiRlP4G . 1 171 9579 ___________ '"•" Pressure (Ieanina .-' 48.4 CLEANS ALL Exterinc Pr5iJrecln.rQ 57 ,nd 'ir 'i"t '.c Roof F 'pert rc.,'f rr'p.i-rs 1$11 r=* singe-1 All work. cJupranl' BR000EN ROOFING, 37367cE 1NTERIOR& EXTERIOR Roof Repairs ainlIng, Paper Haring, Genii-al Repair. l'ccnsrd 831 7117 - Paitt & Body Work (14 FI.A.0 !r.'.) I?.' r,-,I rn i, !b,, WaIl Papering _____ Pest Control PAUL SLATER Protes,ional Wallpaper Hanger APT BROWN PEST CONTROL Licensed Residential, Commercial Free Estn'atr's Ph 171 6813 ?!.,s; P,,rk. 0c. 3?? - '-'' Pet Csir Carpentry, Remodeling Additions, Custom Work Licensed Bowed Free estImate. 373 603t Mason Contrac for, block masonry I UtifityBulidirigs - Bu SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 3939 99 i30 Aluminun,Ulilily Buildings includ -rig floor. delivery, n%taIJat, 'I! .'â!l cI CrIanco 795 1fl6 Wit Expert ('.inI 6. body *Otk. '561)04, all -or 6 r m . 373 1393 Pck ur P. ci t'l,r'i-', ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 327 133 Averags IS sq. it, rood, $600 Call Orlando Mir or fl-Qht Freerstimates 332 170 concrete work. Free Estimates nee... a, AN i'ONr TANGO HOME PAINTING J. SCHULZE & SON Iding. rooting and con.:rete iishing, tree estimate's, Re gistered wilt. the state as Class A 'rrtr hfon,e's, adoltlo.n $30 311 S'I nay". 313 (IJ fl'gfl?S r- i II ('I ittif i'd Ad brings big riturns I I 0'I and ,ct' Cali 377 tIll )f II' 199 __.a raining 371 Ross Model, solid mahog ti rc' Ca,dids. Commerriat, Wuct'iiS!i* 0597 S*II.xIS.t.0 -I-'AIiLi'i , 5L,Ac Sciruy Brooks 371 0799 af ter 6PM If your roof is for the birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn Gulbranse-n Electric Organ Ex celient condition. ,nstructlon books included Asking $300 323- '0011 derer:.'rtt — —_______________ School Brunc fl.eII'cci, 1917 Louise St-. Crys'il Lake, IllinoiS, 'Imiloin;' iit'r- -al, Pr rral s, Advertising 131 Yard Cleanup' Hedges Trimmed? Flower Beds Cleaned? Fret estimafes 323-1064 or 373 7911, -__________________________ Polled yo-jr eras' Ct? Prompt and Home Improvements 59—N'vsic,aI ?,Porchandtse ?C rt oft 'hrtugh August, P. K SEVi.t;. PHOTOGRAPHY ReasrnauI,'Rate3 323 600 flail New llres, Good Condition $3 3729413 Pt") TOGRAPI:y BY ED .sl s i`-r poftr,sts AI Ii fr dv?a,s aft er rto Mowinq & Edging --- S%* DOUBLE PHOTO P0 Box 4310 #4inter Park. FIa. 37793 l'lOp t satisfaction ivarantr'ed VOUP LAWN 'II[D CUT I lflQ ) Cati r.'e care 365 5787 _______________________ *. a Lawn Care recrc 6151 58—Bicycles Insulation P,'owr.o. Ds nq 1713(k r )(' A' Custotn ha, balen, Light cl,arng 32756;' after 3 778 3677. Lake Helen - From your kodacoior'Film 17 E *p -13 99 (71 prints) 70 Exp -16 19 (10 Prints) Add 35c each roll, postage handIng Circle your cho ce --- enclose film & payment — print name s, dress Mail to [and Maintenance _____________________ Cj'om 0zfl (at):nr'ts an,s made to rder ____ I f ~ A oVi 2 for 1 - Sanford 3222322 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrude & Trailer, 1150 710 Bradshaw Dr.. Sanford 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 tr 4111"'t I COLOR SNAPSHOTS FSTEPSON LAUD CLEARING olinri 'C ,tvIng.Dtch '.ork. Fit! cr' ''i' s: i )72 59t] cowls" - .iiu.I rho-f9 F11111hins or day, 3733943 _ 17' Cot,ia, 73 HP Jc*nson motor, tilt trailer Asking 11.000 Call 373 1831 - shell available. Please call nigh? SIt E Pine 372 5717 — I 1 All types loft & acreage cleared, We have top soIl, till dirt, clay, and 64 1DC6 55—Boats & Accessories I Blvd. -ir - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - Pit , Art Ailing Land Clearing Beauty Care - ~t , 'S DUCT Special- Stop those Leaks 2 Wkt Only, Install 210 lb. lock tab shingles, only 3Sc If 8.11 6717 after 5 PAINTINGr exterior. intec.or. free est . licensed,bonded. c n Sured SIr ,,' WORK, 21 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON- Druftng GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - C ON DI T I ON I N G . (formerly llarriett's Beauty Nook) Ave MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn plele set up I'll save you money Licensed Orlando 273 5470 taaDIrsAus,'srs,as, — ,, S...., 14th ts electric stove, bdroorns fur I I I I -_ Home Improvements, Centrel Heat & Air Conditioning, For free estimates, call Car: Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 REFRIGERATION, lawn moser-i, and misc items Everything must go 7509 Bay & L Mary f. 322-1481 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air conditioning - YARD SALE - household, clothing. - - Hwy. 11.92 _______________________________ - _ ,*.r -A&JOUIT, BUSINESS DIRECTOR EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 54—Ga'age Sales TWO AND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILAUL 171, w Nice 7 , 11 ..... ". COLOR TV,$1I.9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN — HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded tots *Street lights .Paved streets 'sewers 'Sidewalks ' " Al P TELEVISION SETS, $25 UP MILLERS 26IOrlardo Drive, PH. Lamplighter, 13.750 On large beautiful riverfront tot with dock. Option to rent lot at $65 mo. 349 3770 after S p m You'll Receive A Plant If Yee One, (11 Our First 10$ vlsiter's... LSIt4 An Aparlm$nt And YO(t'll Receive A Large Plant Per Your Now apartment. *ffivu m-rn I I - 1771 Color TV's from 1.50. 81W, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 120 S French. 37) 173.4. 60' * re e bre6j CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117w. Itt St.. 322-5441; - . BALL REALTY - - -_ 11 (' A his, first & last. Yard. s Otwgoat "No unhappyowneqa? WE HONOR MAJOR CREDIT CARDS & YOUR PERSONAL CHECK - 53.......IV. Radio. Stereo - -. 4 ' 1 a sit s' • JACK PROSSER FORD MOONEYAPPLIAPICES)730697 43—Lots-Acreage - trn on large lot, fcnced back x d Our service work is guaranteed for 90 days or 4,000 miles, whichever comes first. It our repair or replacement fails in normal service during that period, it'll be fixed free of charge . . . including parts and labor. This protection is in addition to any applicabi, Now Car Warranty and applies to any age car WITH THIS IJAI'4'I'EE Man's 24" &iC yc le LAKE MARY: 3 OR. 2batha,famly Three bedroom, 1 bath. n'aionry oo@DRM OUT ! KENMOREWASHER,paris, service, used machines rv,tia'n i,, iaM -"----------- RETIRED COUPLE for homein QuIet fleighboqp Near shop, ping 5700, central heat and air, III Real Estate Mutt sell now, 1972. 17'x64', 3 OR Assume payments 134 9422 after I Bedrooms Furnishea home, 111 bath, covered Patio, large rear yard, $31,000. what same h, 4 I Is t 1 52—Appliances 300pm Rq Real Estate Broker 332 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 _- SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East Firtt. Downtown 322 9111 Eve. 869-1116 - 2 Acres a a Shaded Fenced yard. 3 bedrooms, i Suntand, $21.O Duplex, 1 bedrøc'ryt turn, apt ,adults PMT5NLA1 of$SIor10 payments of$9. See al. 1961 Skyline. 12*56; 2 bedroom, 1 bath, air, skirting, awning. 17*70 steel utility building, completely fenced yard Call 6.6$ SOS) before 5(11 -- I TUTMwatpua— 3237391 1972 Palisades. 7 BR, 1 bath, stove, refrigerator, air con ditlorier. Otherwise unfurnished, Already set up $4400, or low down. I, assume 565.23 per mo. 13o 105.1 anytime apartments $79,000 LAKE MARY- 2 OR Duplex $150 Noumea xsp s WHITE Sewing Machine; all attachments; cabinet & portable case Included. Like new. 1100; Call *etk--or all wk nd Good Income 31A—Liplexes - DE —-— Attractive Spanish style 3 bedroom, QUALITY INN-NORTII III. SR 411, Longwooci _________________ WITH F-i Assume Payments Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing macnine. Sold new for $319.00. Pay ba la nc e — a 116 W2ridSt. RWE IN I KULP DECORATORS 109W. Itt St ,372 7315 We steam clean carpets Days- 377 6173 NigIts 372 5,124 or 372-73.52 42—MibiIe Homes PCi. of $750 down, FHA. Priced below FHA appraisal 3734537 ________ -, - 1111603 PIigh?- I Like new, Nod A Way baby crib with mattress Walnut finish, $25. Excellent condition 373 )47 -- 14 -.4 See CHICO 8 THE MAN 373 1570 Days OILaidmL RUMHj(jjfltATE - 322.7643 - REAL ESTATE car' I ---- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Reg SANFORD by owner, 3 BR, 7 t,atn, 2 yrs Old Central heat-air, carpet, garage, screened porch, large lot, good location. Assume 323.1540 KISH Want to trade anyth i ng f value for a 1511 Elliot? St ________________________ -- - 51-4ousehold Goods MOSS IE C. BATEMAN Broker, 107W, Commercial Sanford 377 1141 —4 CHICO & THE MAId OF F14 VALJO cxo Sacrifice, beautiful antiqvel Post er Bed frime. $100 or best offer 372 W Garnett White C' See Now I REALTOR 2201 S. French Ave., 371 0011 JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. 1—4 X. 1 - CASH For Your Junk Cart 173 E129 ,, 372 56 Kish Rea l Estate Now 3 OR 2 BATH MUST SELL HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER, 3727787 Lommerclal Properties STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work CHICO & THE MAN Want to trade downs We p,sy your balance & ge CU a car --- I Beautiful walnut, dining table, 6 chairs, practicatly new, 1150 377 59ff1. - Call 322 COOS. See Cash 3160 Stemper Realty pets No OWNER TRANSFERRED- See this lovely 3 bedroom, 21 ) bath home, on well landscaped 100710' lot. 110.000 WE :IAVE BUILDING LOTS VACANT- Assume existing mo, tgage, move right in, 3 bedroom, 2 bath split plan IS1,500 WE HAVE ACREAGE QUIET COUNTRY SETTING- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, firepiace, CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W. 1sf 51,3273641; 372 7757 '1 ~ !''!* - balance? T"E E COUPONu%, WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE BALL REALTY _ Want to sell your car, we pay off the 80—Autos for Sate J" 4,12111 I Supplies 377-1111 ?11315E Fir'stSt CHICO 8 THE MAN ____ IV IL Shape Naughahyde button Bar, $200; Bar Stools, Glass rack, Bar 372-3991 3220648 See For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 — the Classified Ads every day, wall wallcarpeting, central heat and air, drapes. kitchen equipped Fenced Inbackysrd on large corner lot. 178.500, Call 831-373.5. Modem 3 $22,500 with terms. Large 2 CR art, upstairs, water furnithed. Adults only 3729241 bedruom, frirk home, 11-, baths, 2 air con ditloners, corner lot Price only Your MLS Agency ALTORS Make your Budget go further, shop 377711$ AFTER MRS, $40 per mo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ... - - - - - - --- - - -, 322-6457 2524 Park Dr. P'!mtTOR- cu CHICO & THE P.'AN W an t a car, $10 down and Only , - 7 push lawnmowers, 22" Cut, $70 each. 2 fans, 70", $10 each; en tectainment console, 130; kitchen table, 13 Call 37') 3656 Jim Hunt Realty CI.A 38R.1'.-, baths, large utility room, Larry Saxon, Realtor Anytime 645 7333 After 5.377 7111 garage, central air, screened patio and swimming pool Zoned for horses, on 1 acre of land. Paola area To find out call 373 9110. SANFORD- uri 'tAx,'. _________ i 5 POINTS CHICO 8. THE MAN NEED A rMc)D CAP) ________ - G NEW AUTO DEALER --. IN LOPIOWOODHWY 1792 at 119 Wanted to buy used office furniture. Home after S- '69 Ford LTD Sta. Any Quantity I-lOLL'S wgn, also '67 Ford Falcon van. Casselberry,Hwy 17 92 8 301706 Saturday & Sunday 3279719 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHARE A SECRET rance A bargain at 578.930 ~ fflage wy. 17,92 Gilman, I n c., LAKE MARY- Just completed and built right, 3 bedrooms, 15) bath masonry home, carpeted. Nicely shaded lot. Price, 121.500. Terms, .2Bdrm. I or Bedroom , Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Diive S70 up lc1 - M In the herald Clasified ads are black arid white and read all over, I Piece or Housefull STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET Forrest Greene, Inc. know where there's a four bedroom, 2 bath home with double CKS ARE DULL compared to ow sharp this immaculate home 322-2090 O.) (S $71,900 home on 1 acre of tropical paradise. Call Ron Henderson, Associate, after hours 131 0108 -. 1971 Honda, CB 200. 2.100 miles Perfect Adult owned. Call 379. 3191, ANTIQUES Jr1 radio, exceptionally nice ... - . ---$1,195. -, -c u re. 177 ii. nsx to.' Duane Mccuire, Dealer _____________________ 377-7770 rA(L,, 1971 Squareback, VW. automatic, 1967 Honda 160. runs very good. Windshpld. box I. new battery. $195 377 $457 PINEY WOODS BARN- We Bu' Furniture &MisceIlafou3SeIlfor JOoct. commisSion Free pick ups Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabeit 377 SOS? anytime LAKE MARY-3bedroom, 1',bath home with stove, refrigerator, fenced back yard, FHA available, Boating and fishing. 3 OR, 2 bath 371 0610 3727718, 373 7495.373 521$ cizviarim 3-room turn apt. Bedroom is air condltIon.d.$;00,,o ill Elm St. M-421115 or 322 5714 REALTOR 372-7494 Doodlebug, $70 Call 323 3646. -. J & B Auto, opn?da;s a week ReConoitioned Batteries, 1129S e'*can, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave -78—Motorcycles - - —. '73 HONDA, C8 175 2000 miles 1300 or will trade for pickup truck of ., ....._ -.. YIUV II hI Y11 -- 90 5q '(di blue shag carpeting. commercial grade Bigelow With All 60 os. cushion, $430 firm Ph. week days. 372 9140 trans. excellent condition. $500 - We Buy Furniture Lawn Mowers We Sell The A rif & Service the Rest, Western Auto, 110 , 1967 Galaxie 500. I cylinder, auto Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 34M DAvES' 323 9)70 Reduc ed prices: no coiing costs, no Si).? 76—Auto Pads -------- Cash for good used Furnitre Antiques. STAN'S, 372 9719 ,3 i;o LAKE MONROE system Family room wth serve thru ti,ir A. fireplace 537.500 - WILL BUY OR rOp4slGpl fl5 OF ANY DESCRIPTION 3737362 7'. pcI - interest CaliBart Real Estate ANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SANFORD Last two bedroom apt left Our, model, New kitchen, new fur. niture, redecorated. Come seel 300 East Airport Blvd, Sanford. 373 xperiPncp to - 3736061 0r3730517eves Realty . 1505 W. 25th St. Merchandise Neat, 3 BR, 7 bath home, corner lot. $21,300 tmmediate Occupancy. 103W Itt St Stenstrom FROM 935 BAMBOO COVE APTS. - LEE In good area. 3 5.1 Bedrooms Priced in mid 70's S - - 68--Wanted to Buy loan costs 3 BR, 21. baths, t,wr, homes- 3 BR, 2 bath patio homes. M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker GORMLY's E 46 Sanf or d 373 4133 _________________ - flew houses In& rural area No down Payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government Subs dll'J to qualified buyers Call to see if YOU Qualify! ------- _____________ 67A—Feed -- . . .. JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED ..,.,,, .',,, __.,, Garden spot, pasture, barn plulI ----------- -- - - -50—Miscellaneous for Sale modern IBR, 2 bath home, neai - ------ ------ = Idyllwllde, Sanf or d 171.500 MAITL AND FLEA MART *i. I' 97 Opcn Sat & Sun 9 5 BEAT INFLATION * They're Hot" * Jr In an excellent location, large tudio bedroom with private en- 31-44artments Furnished SALESMAN PIES Hiffit ' NEW HOMES 46r—Commerclal Property PERSIAN CATS, CFA, 7 white, I silver, $75 each Call atter 5-33 COUNTRY LIVING * "Get 'Em While * Swim In community pool Low, low, down, Free, part Persian Kittens 6 Wks, Old 3n ollim 1973 Volkswagen. ?door. red. 17.000 - Cash for Junk (art We pick up PH 36* 9731 or 56* 2010 Bttfllo. We sell & I fAll ,,ipit mnIA,t I .,.—i .-... Desirable wooded lot near Sylvan Lake, west of Sanford. Call owner 323 644! real estate Included $36,000. CARRICK REALTY. REALTOR, 617 34 3720104 1965 Ford C,alasie: good Condition. 1350 Call 322 2147 after S Larrys Mart, 71! Sanford Ave FREE KITTENS TO GOOD HOME 323 0117 Drapery & Upholstery Business. By owner, House 5.2 lots on French Ave., zoned commercial REALTORS 645 3732 TOWNHOUSES _________________________ 373.7011 hunches today, or read thtng To lcium Into what others say. Be a good 11111111 listener. Ask questions to DEAR DR. LAMB You Recommended Daily Dietary clarify things. o ft en mention th ce e ne ssity for Allowances (RDA). 3 GEMINI (Ma, 21-J une 20 ) If adul ts to drink th e equivalent of THE spend a I n DR(IGOM! you're carele,'jn you'll ' HARD AR DR. LAMB - I would DEAR bit more th intended on a quart of milk a day. Please tell me how cottage cheese and like to know if drinking water pursuit of pie isure. Try not to ch I eddar cheese compare in with your meal can hinder you cater to expt'sive fancies. terms Of ounces milk for BRUCE STARTS WED., "MAN EATER" in any way? I have heard that it CANCER (June 21-July nutzitional value. Also, can Mutes your food and you don't — ' You - have to put forth extra calcium pills serve the same get as much nutritional value eftortagalntodaylfyouexpect pw Irx,se.. .CLIP HERE '' from It. What is the truth about i- - - - I to 'each your goals. Take your DEAR RE ADER - That cheeses are very high In fat and fat dry milk powder you can INS? Is there anything at all PRIZ3j I settacks in stride. Keep U consequently loaded with add more than the amount going. remark is In ref erence to GI wrong wi th drinking wnter 'Ith I ?.1-Aitg. n) I l0!'1e!. bout half of th' fat 13 called f to reconstitute It's not vslctun) Mntent r' in9k A milk, your meals? I like) tu to v thingi; ut i t' 3 ~j k spite, qJart of *hole tisilk contains saated tat, so it is not a good The added milk powder will I but tcday one you'll be dealing about a gram of calcium. choice for a source of calcium if increase the calcium and DEAR READER - That with may tempt you to. If you I the to 0U want to restrict your protein in the prepat ed food little rumor Is Just one more bit of Fortified low fat and fortified do, boti will suffer, CO I skim milk con tain even more calories, your fat L'ttake or your wi thou t significan tly increasing Cf misinformation provided to I VIRGO (Aug. Sept fl) Be calcium. I 5. think most adults saturated fat Intake, fat or cholesterol. Don't the public. — ~ C very way in business deali ng I -t ( 0 Another good source of downgrade desserts as all bad. Your s need at least a gram of calcium is going to be V today,es1eciallywlth anything -calci um is canned salmon. A It de pends on kw t hey are dlluted with water anyway. The a day. you're a t suspicous of. Get II. vi. You can use an equivalent seven-ounce can of salmon, made, and they are one vehicle digesti'ie Juices in the stomach I receipts, giarantees In amount of buttermilk or yogurt solids and liquids, contains that can be used for calcium and those from the pancreas 61951 LIBRA 'Sept. 23.(Ct, 23) and small Intestine are all to get the calcium. A q of about a half gram of calcium and protein, I)ont look t!)r easy answers tO I : of ti. (half of your daily needs). You milk Is about two You can get your calcium mostly water. The extra wa ter tough prob1s today. If a • should eat the henes in the froni thblels. how many tables content in your food is quickly (mefl1tJer U old adage, 'a Ewning situation has some rough I Sj)Ot.5, pint's a pound the world salmon as canned, Sardines you need depends on the type of absorbed the bloodstream, appraise it realistically. JC090 Sam U a pound of with bones contain almost twice calcium tablet Used, short of leaving around." In you need to keep general I SCORPIO (Q& 24-Nov. n) mem; creamed o,r uncreamed as much calcium per ounce. A I using calcium tablets, milk arid the food at the right consistency A Before starting new projects at cottage cheese, cheddar U I 4laIf(slflCe serving milk products remain the main for digestion. th Dldyouknow thatfoodcan't is tlmebesureyouknowwhat cheese, Swiss cheese or wlllmeeta thllofthedally source of calcium for most on th• $CZ'O I you're getting I IMP one gram recommendatIon, t' people. Those who can't even leave the stomach until it Into. You COUld American cheese, contains I be opening Pandora's box, Mature bean seeds are a milk for any y has been IIqulfled or at least about the amount of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. calcium as a pound (pint) of fairly good source. One cup handic'sppel In obtaining their converted into a slush-like I 6 2l)You'rellkelylot.akerlgscn" milk, , , . cooked and drained (about 7 daily calcium needs, consistency? "George" : buck odds today that you a C B are many studies ounces) contalna nearly a tenth The water may help to fill you Send your questions to u M normally woddn't. Play oily suggesting that much of a gram of calcium. Lamb, In care of this up at first and give you a more z,;il, too All. sire "v• You don't need to drink all newspaper, sa sfi ed feeli ng, This Is helpful om P.O. ti ufat can Box 1551, owl.O:OO PLUS CAPRICORN (Dec. .-Jan. milk to benefit from its Radio City Station, New York, in people who tend to overeat Reels of Fun 19) Though you may want do cholesterol and lead to heart Y0t11' g calcium value. You can use NY 10019. For information on anyway. disease, it is wise to use & forEVERY TUESDAY something now that you feel Then there is Iota of water in tifled skim milk (has ma milk In food preparation. Milk daily dietary requirements. a "Ic 9 CMa I R*')C* ng s Si('l even the send MU!U!U1 K cakhl!, aim), protein anJ way grii'.iy, puddi cents arid a long, sell y.ir loud. Lean round steak ""VM" I I wait U~ Yom mte* is in full Stamped envelWe 70 pLT cent water, milk 87 per milk in bread all count toward than whole milk), buttermilk (z accord. W?W* 90 mow J aik for Tl."e Health Letter cent, bread about 25 I!=t cent uncreamed cottage cheese. meeting the daily calcium and similar needs. And, if yo'i use the non- number * AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Clieddar, - CLH'. HER -. - - - - - - I 44, Balanced Diet, and Juice Is mostly water, . ________ 26065 Hwy. 17-92 REALTOR 373 377 Gardens BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM Spring IS "Move outside time" Gel Patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Re"cl the Classified Ads Longwood, 4 BR, 2 bath, fireplace. den, citrus trees, fenced, priced in low 30's. 831-3494 Realty family room, separate living 8. dining rooms, 30*10' screened porch, huge inside utility room, 2 car garage, 7' a years old. REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. - - Harold Hall Empty, move right in, I bedroomt, STUDIO 1.2.3 DeBary, Adults Lovely large tbld room. air, ideal for retired persons 322 10S4 . 56.500 SANFORD WANTED--DESPERATE t nm. Needed, body & fender man National Auto Sales D _'•ll Luxury Patio Apartments or 431 7473 - Work your own hours. Earn extra income as an AVON Represen tative Call 444 1110119 Insure r One and two bedroom apartments. Adults only. 373 01. 18-4elp Wanted ARIES (March 21-April 19) Make It a point today to tell II honest answers are needed. travagant today for your own you'll try to be a nice like it is even though you may PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) good. Le t everyone pick up guy, It will prove extremely ruffle feathers In ing so. You're still a bit too ex- their own check. difficult to please certain members of your family TAURUS (April 20May20) eneva diposat, private entries, lust 4 units, from $150. 477 0901 (collect) I SANORA 80—Autos for Sale - - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS 337 5757 Trade $4,950 equity of? BR for oIlier real estate Acre Realty. REALTOR, 323 7730 1617; 323618.6 - - $0 Road, Florham Park, New Jersey, acres, stable, Osteen area. 6.17- Buy CAH 322.4132 _________________________Dachshund s Miniature, AKC Chihuahuas, white male, 3' mos 07937 Beautiful ranch type home. 3.64 —Wanted to =.. ... --- CARROLL'S FIJMNITURE lot, 7S'x150', Plantation Estates. Unit 0, 81k E. Lots 29 30, 31 MB 11 PG 263. Asking $2,250. Alan B, Kynor, 304 Brookiake I BR, 1", bath, FHA $750 down, Carpeting. Appliances, Heat-Air. fle* by Builder. 172-0901 ,r $31. 7173 eves. Monday, July25, 1973-3S 4—Equlpnwnt for Rent - DeBary Enormous work room, doubt' garage, 165,0003733733 $26,900, LOT-- over looking Lake Crystal, Sunken living room, foyer formal dining room, beautifk modern kitchen with eat-In area paneled den with fireplace; bedrooms, 3 baths, 1 with drestin room. Carpet and drapes COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large and Shaded, $7,500. 41 —Houses Mobile home. for rent or sale . 7 SR, furnished Deposit required. 66*6704 alter S or 3721191 SEVILLA GARDENS -- mortgage, COOL POOL with thiS 1 BR, 2 bath home, Energy saving air concs Beautifully furnished, large 7 bedroom, adults preferred USC per ma call 332 4170. Sanford Call 37)Ou5 Purple hull. New pitches continue coming in On Oregon Ave • I mile 6SPets.SlJpplseS tress. 'QUALITY- 3 bedrooms, I'.-', baths, central air, low down, assumc pct. down, 71 pcI in?, La rge 7 BR Duple., 1700 magnolia. Peas, you pick. Black eyes •nd It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. REALTOR BROKER 3fl 9117 Full size 1 & 2 BR apts. All electric eat-in kitchens, dishwashers. Firstcook,D,ltonat (Deltona Exit, l.4) Please call for Appi.aaa.4493 Don't bun) too heavily on your Real Estate Homes One Bedroom Trailer Prefer w .le,t)O wk. .Location. Reasonable Rent. Phone Owner 365 )721 Child Care inmyhome $lSforone,$2Sfor two 3fl 3951 Peril Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 11 S0percjay, Winter Park. $71 17$ APARTMENT WITH BUSINESS BUILDING- Excellent frontage 1 561 Ler .loarJ, wrcr Prrk 305 644 434.1 John SbgQiO 373 0761 DUPLEX-- Furn or Unfurn, Ideal Care __________ SEMINOLE CO. Beautiful S & 10 acres, paved road, trees, clear. flowing stream, horses o.k. Terry Really, 62S0711 $1,000 DOWN- i bedroom, I bath In Systems Four Nice 1 bedroom trader on large shady lot, $125 ma Adultsonly. - 30-Apartments Unfurnished 9-400d Ttthigs to Eat For Tuesday, July 29, 1975 29—Rooms -- ------------ _______________________ Sales 34—Mbi le '11111 ________________ - Trade, $14.950 equity of) OR, 2batt lakefront for other real estate. 37 560,700 -- Rentals Winter Springs. 337-1090 10.11 ABC CARIBE "Counterfeit Killer" RERUN A onetime Navy commander, played by Don Moody, is involved with a counterfeit ring, headed by Robert Loggia. Diana Muldaur plays the Navy commander's wife, stunned by her husband's involvement. Logan and Walters go after the ring, and the plates as well. - Man or Woman to shareeh housold expenses 373 9199 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6147027 for "We Care""HotlIne". Adults or Teens. Summer Program' HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 3235690 -- - Will baby sitlnmy home week days . paperwork. - ______ A BABY'S WORLD Careforinfanfstoage2only. 601 E. 751h St. 332 6645. become anew person - even to the point of maybe taking on a 5w 0i TKA resume of edijcaton, e. perience and religious background - " Though from 1110 5 MI W of Sanford 372 44 1111711 - Furnished 2 BR House Adults. No Pets Nice Location 377 qivtricj ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 3057732740. — BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ' ISIfl.0 CHRISTIAN TEACHER needed for Christian day school, please write P.O. Box 395. Casselberry. Fla - 28 — 33-4 ouses Furnished Lovely furnished quest house', weekly or monthly, available through November. Adults only, Plo pets sos mo, plus utilities. 5. security 7741. licensee to help us make sales, Forrest Greene. Inc. 32361S).3221V70,.vn Complete child care services. New - — — — Interiors, Warehouse space for rent: 7000 sq fl. Sanford 373 90)0 or 37) 9011 - C.e bedroom furnished house. Adults Only 377 1767, We have listings. We have buyers We need another real estate Sanford.Fiorida 37771 39 38 a. - 40 1310015 PROBLEM Alc(1lpc Aronnc.uS Help Call 423 1547 Write P.O Box 1211 22 1 23 35 — — 40 put some spice in her life, much of IN YOUR FAMILY? Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. ____ 37 Experienced radiator repairman ' I Box 553, Sanford, FIa, 37771, - — — - — — __________ 35 to daughter Rhoda's chagrin. wnt In b" un In IU WWI J, refuses to fight his own father to - E 129 1 — 18—Help Wanted — 21 Wekiva Modern clean ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Choice I bedroom, maintenance free, central air, w w carpet, boat dock, twimmin.,, beach, finest locatinr 37—Business Property Country 'Trailer -- Near Seminole College. private wooded lot Also I BR-5165 mo III 1772 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR - P*CIE-0 WI T H * s*ffir($frG - - ______________ - -- --- or write — - - 27 - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 17 18 1 — - AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 173 12 13 11 -- _______ 4—Personals 48 Time perod 4 9, Church seal 50 N'q'it bird 52 S'-t — — SWEKIVA RIVER • Adult mo4,flr'hoqne %ii1lage. under large Shady oaks on the scenic SISOmo Adultsprel,qre(f 373 54S4 of 332 6420 ________________________________________ ___________________________ 43—Lots.Acreage Spacious ranch style home on Iarg shaded lot, approx, 137'472' wit country atmosphere and frul 377 6653 Hwy 17-97 $15,000. Submit offer. SUfldO1y - Noon Friday Suffixes T NJUA T*Z I UNDCITTMUITSI WItH PARC WI 46 Torn apart 47 Chemical 15 19 (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Gomer Pyle HOROSCOPE 2:30 I Noon The Day Before Publication 43 Brazilian tree 41—Houses £315 Pea Real Estate Broker 1100E 75th St 2 Bedroom fenced yard flooring 6 Quiet 7 bedroom cottage, air, like new. paneled, large porch. 5135 mo 1st & last. Older couple only 3770747 TAFFER REALTY DEADLINES 38 Uncanny 41 Bakery employe 42 Theater — Two bedroom house near Lake Mary. 322 9353 or 372 9277 Melodee Skating Rink 24c a line 26 times (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum — colored _________ IG H LIGHTS prove his manhood, and creates an emotional crisis that threatens to erupt In violence. Nehamlah Persoff guests as the father. 540concluslon NBC MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE RERUN Walter is having financial problems, and even faces bankruptcy. There is a way out, but it would mean that they would have to mortgage the house, which is in Maude's name. Maude's willing, but Walter Is too proud to let It happen. Maude works It out. 910 ABC 8.W.A.T. "Coven Killer," RERUN An escaped mass killer plans his revenge, gathers his old gang together and sets out to terrorize those responsible for his conviction. William Windom plays the killer. Other guest stars are Sal Mineo and James Keah. Hondo has to cope with the lives of 50host3ges when he closes In. I-10 CBS RHODA RERUN Ida, Nancy Walker, decides to 30 Recent 32 Fruit 34 Slightly -- (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) Feelirg Good - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 5:00 A M. E 0 L Nfl - — — (33) Lost In Space h?(e.aps('$ .1! FRAMED - _______ _______ J 'CVO i1jjJ - HOURS 'If L pi Chekhov -- RATES I lhruS times.... 4lca line ]Ic a tine 6 thru 25 tifTtes 23 Russian writer. 45 Awry (dial I In Space (2,6,5,9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 5) NBC News (9) ABC News ABOUT TONIGHT: 89 CBS GUNSMOKE "MANOLO" RERUN - - tense RERUN A drama about a young man who defies Basque tradition when he ' — 16 CLASSIFIED DEPT. iKE1 24 Cl ine Pope 7 Regular (lb I 25 Ilra2itian bird — DIALING AROUND: I H ((Tt — — — IGHT'S J11 IM1 ? 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Ut'I'LY (U 707W lr'-cl St 372 6132 �66-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 21. lflS 8FFTLE BAILEY -E Mort Walker ISN'T TtEE AN TRY BE EW tPL4:N TO by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE . I - / A __ : OF NORTH *KQ987 ( '_•\ % ' i PEN vAK pill, 7- 1J3 OOP ALLEY by Dave Grau. ______ GEE 440$S-A-FAT! DID YOU SEE WHAT ANY T) KINDLY, NErn-4E! --- THAT DUDE DID rSAM AN' 1415 £6 £J4 V tO 3 vJ9 J 1098 4 • K Q 53 A Q J 872 K 965 SOUTH 11111 £ A 1053 2 82 - WATER, BARkEEP! jjj BOYS? I ' rI North 1-asI by Art Scnsom /WMT 4LL, IFN HATCJ7 (1QU' R (1. 1 \ AT KFUwl IN... DEAD __ _____ A letter from St I'.iiii reads in part I opened one club partner responded one spade X X Q 9 4 _______ _____________ / ,kØ 1:29 ___________________________________________________ - •r . :- is "I dread the thought of John becoming a consultant after he retires' That's me last tiling a woman wants hanging around the , house! ,à By Roger Bollon FUNNY BUSINESS THERE SE! TO BE SOME74INS are eager School Board spokesman Harry Pelley yesterday charged it will cost an ad. (litional seven to eight million dollars to implement the entire 75-page contract proposed by the Seminole Education Association ISEA). __________ _______ A K 10 X X The correct rebut is a raise to two spades You only have three spades. but our alternate Opening lead J• bids are all Iinsatlsf3ctory If your partner has four spades and a bad hand two spades By Oswald & James Jacoby should be a reasonable conJim "how about some ar- tract. If he has a good hand and Ii( vfl ItI itl.ickwod ('OflVCfl- onl v (on r spades he will pruhaliiv find some other bit Oswald. 'in its original and than a jump to the spade game simplest form as invented bv In particularyou should avold Easle' Blackwood over forty a one notrump rebid with that years ago, it provides that a bid worthless doubleton in hearts of (cur notrump demands that nartner respond to show aces. hve clubs shows none, live (DO you have a question for diamonds one, five hearts two, the Jacoiys Write 'Ask the care o/ Ui,s live spades three and five Jaco'iys newspaper The most in notrump all four" "In the last twenty terestinq questions bY!!l he Jim years the five-club response used in this column and shows zero or four aces and five writers will receive copies of notrump is not used It is JACOBY MODERN) FQt3 L.Ot DID O Qo'J'UE BEEtI IE)44ESSF ' booHtcec HE -. .1 __ cost in excess of $4million just to implement a starting salary of $io,000," Pelley said as Ile negotiating teams squaredIwo off for discussiens on teacher salaries. "I'm sure there are lots of counties that are worse off than we are. We've taken a conservative stance over the years for t i me s U St Ii k C a ___ - - - '' - these." • -- .: — Assistant IflOflCy." But, Rosenthal said discussing money before taking up working conditions is "out of -, 7 order" because a teacher •. should discuss conditions before salary. SEA chief negotiator Steve Both teams had previously Rosenthal lowered the SEA agreed to discuss salary first, request for beginning teachers HARRY PELLEY STEVE ROSENTHAL and Pelley held SEA to that from $10,000 to $9,500 a year, a agreement. "That pie Is only so fee which Rosenthal says will with the cost of living. Just to surance costs are on the rise counties that are worse off than big," Pelley said. "Where do we lower the total cost of teacher equal the buying power of 68-69 and SEA is seeking lower bids we are. We've taken a con- allocate the money?" salaries -we need a mirnimum than presented by the present servative stance over the year salaries by $2-million, Rosenthal said salaries in S,000 base salary," Rosenthal carrier Blue Cross-Blue for times just like these." Seminole compared t& other He also said buying power said. At present beginning Stueki, Public hearings on the 1975.76 Florida counties "couldni get since the 1968-69 school year has teachers here earn $7,800. Roger Harris, Asst. Supt. in budget begin Aug. iS. Harris rmi'h inu'rn-" I-A -All -'xiii, d(xuruing W Hoard negotiators agreed cha rge of finance, said teacher said. Then School Supt. Bud "Most counties started at national consumer index yesterday to pay $15 a month salaries alone last year co st the Layer is sched uled to present $8,000 or more last year," hc studies, In 1968, teachers toward health insurance for c ounty $14-million. As to the the final budget request to the said. earned a minimum $6,000 a each of the county's 1,462 county's ability to pay In- board on Sept. 3. Pelley, who sa ys he's year. teachers. That figure last year creased demands, Harris said: Harris said the 7S-76 bargaining in "extra good "We're just trying to keep up was $7.64 per month, but in"I'm sure there are lots of operating budget will be $37- faith," stressed the fact that the board must ha ve the budget. He ora salary agreemen ' Superintendent Roger Harris 4., k •.• ',': - 0 L'"'. by Garry 000NESBURY - AR5,, OU ON I %W JUST 1.14 TIME TO I - _— , &; V ' 7- RETIiE_ 1. ' VT vOU. / J IN /i45 (Qf ,44!U7iW 7X'4'1r f 7I 4I'S4E rnw-_ ' 7MrLrLy C46o 7E4 LV Tkt 0657S/ /i4fl I \ ,-' —. ' "f 7A V $!LXL/ £E 7:'E "W VW jg1y 741 ,&W141Y1IPXU AIh 7/6 RILI. VuZ /. Trudeau t) - / MTE. P.RAT2 //4Q'Yv7" ttU \ XT "I 50 (45#ø. AMY — )t't/U $fr(.4 MY " W/ 'W WA /37! P,1T'O7)C' / 0 J10 - -- . - u r HOPE ITS NOTHIN' TRIVIAL.' AT THE CORNER OF FCJRrH AND \ 4EAD;N OUT! ! , COULD USE A PCE,FAT RE.PAIR ) ' ) I , - FLAT 30Sf by T.- K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS I\E 'r WHAT A GOT REVOL1IN' A DEVELOPMENT! 1 - ___ •.. AH,1H LOPJEL-Y WAIL. TIRE' — - 4ou ____ %VL.F, AS 111E CASE IIiio MAY consider tablishIng a central MF purchasing agent, effective Oct. 1 the first step creating a county-wide purchasing partment. In a work session yesterday, commissioners requested a proposed budget be drawn by the Office of Management _______ Chic Young 5()4r T.45 PURSE TWAT BUT 'vvu oon wv)il REAL) r BARGAIN '1 ro" -. —,. -i.,' !31 l 7 'C B B.W ThE /' S"AND) FOR PRISCILLA'S I AEADY I4AMY INITIALS A MIDDLE NAME' ON rr•. WkAT DOES POP (E'S UP) ..1OLL'r'HOC%< W Circuit Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr, shortly before noon today, acpted a lengthy Grand Jury report on the June 9 Seminole County Jail fire in which 11 persons died and iuimethately ordered the report sealed pending further study. The action climaxed an investigation of the lire which has covered seven weeks. "The court will approve this grand jury report, but the court will order it sealed for further studies as to the contents of the report," Judge Hosemann said. "Following these studies the court will make the report public at that time. The court therefore •- refused comment on who might have been men. tioned in the report. Herring met briefly with Eaton, was present with Polk. Polk had no comment, County Attorney Tom Freeman, Sheriff Polk and Judge Ilosemann before holding an impromptu news conference. The report covered a nu mber of pages and was completed at 11 am., when Herring met with grand b,q., I Jury members privately In his office. Shortly after 11, Chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider left Herring's office to notify Judge }fosemann that the report was ready. County Commission Chairman Sid Vislen Jr., hwhen notified the report ad been presented, said, "Until the commissioners are officially informed of the grand jury's findings Shortly after the judge accepted the report, Herring told newsmen that it contained no indictIIICIILS. "The law says any time individuals are named in a grand jury investigation in some adverse manner reportmaybe sealed until such time' as those persons can reply to the report. "Apparently the judge has a number of questions regarding the jury's findings and therefore ordered the report sealed," Herring said. herring told newsmen that there were many reasons that Judge Hose- - - ' , ,. ,.. .. ., "We're running out of time," PeUey said. "You see Friday as the end," Rosenthal answered. "I don't., because Oct. 1 is the budget Charges Cut To by Al Verm..r FIPSTAXCAEUL QthCK PRISCILLA' I CAN'T RINSE' SWIM' (NOW LET" ) SEE ALL THAT WAVY HAIR! Misdemeanor County füaame officiali are prparingabudgtpropoifot. county commissIoners to 7-215 BLONDIE A - gnT Resigns, . _____ O'MalIey ______ -- A4 BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writers the judge read the repo rt he probably, "will want talk to you and your attorney." The attorney. Bill submission date for the county. o I POUND . by Heimdahl & Stoffel j 115 MSS Pr"! SHE S I d 'Buyer B d get BUGS BUNNY By GLENN McCASND aud to reach an agreement with the association on teacher salaries. "Until you know what the salaries are going to be, YOU can't make an intelligent budget," Harris said. Meanwhile Pelley told Rosenthal that "from now on, everything we take up Involves — ~ETS ' C0GATULAT1ON5.,/AE C&ANGI MAJOR-6 YEARS, SE!, TA<NG HOIV LONG ID A PARTIAL. LOAD 11 WCAK F PWG2.E55 aA., Ar TWO SAME RATE R J million, up from last year's $. million. Harris and Pelley both _____ ____ Judge Orders Report H) ED PRICKE - •AX X Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Fund Squeeze Cites Herald Stall Writer A t"ILl'Ii( 'IF I1I14I%I Pelley A1L%w000ML4&4WVWW __- n ________ N ' Mt!p -- SC11001 Pact Costs Soar g ' A -- . - What should I rebid with IA 4 T I'ass S A I.i' I'' 74 Pass Pass THE BORN LOSER South , - - ___ — • . / _____________ Both ',utnt'r,Thlt' LES N&WAw 87th Year, No. 293-Tuesday, July 29, 1975 A76 LA 104 ...C'DN,ORi1LL 'UI4l OH! SAM'S ,E171w' up! ni LW! / DUDE'S IN FR IT NOW! DIDN'T TEAT "\1HANkS Ti4EIR 54).11N' INS) R)R 114' 764 Q 2 A3 assumed that a player can tell whether his partner holds tour or none." Oswald: "North has a perfect Blackwood response to south's spade opening. lie plans to bid seven if South shows three aces. SIX if he shows two and five if he shows one. Jim: 'Suppose tie shows no aces? _( Oswald: "North should get a new partner South is obviously, bad luck for him.' - Bargains TALLAHASSEE (AP) the high legal costs Involved in Impeached Insurance Corn- "I know that Tom feels he is innocent and the pending li tigation and :is mnissionerThomasO'Malleyrepeachment trial," he said. he wants to fight. But the pressures are signed today as part of a deal ?i,sj5 office later released 0 reducing three criminal such that his life is now at stake." acopyoftherezignation,which — Mary O'Malley charges against him to a missimply said O'Malley was leav. Assistance and Evaluation demeanor. lag the office Immediately "In (OMAE) the Deputy Circt O'MalIey's attorney, Edward Governor, who had been auOrdet that you may proceed to Clerk Ashby Jones and Bob Williams said a short time Booth of Jacksonville, was to th e appointment of a succesEllis interim administrative - -appear in court with pl'OSe- thorized by Gov. ReubEn Askew later he had accepted the resigsor. ______ assistant. to receive the resignation, nation but deferred further cutors shortly after handing _____ . W -1 Four commissioners — Booth would not read the letconmcnt to Askew, who was Williams signed the sheet de.j' resignation to Lt. Gor. J WilChairman Sid Vihien Jr., Harry ter of resignation to reporters, due ba ck in the capital later in noting acceptance of the hams to complete a plea-bar.but said Kwiatkowski, Mike Hattaway -' Williams or Askew the day. O'Malley letter. and Dick Williams - agreed to ______________ _______ gaining agreement make it public if they deO'Malley, who is Ill In criminal charges resolvingcould agains t Sources said McClamma the hiring of a professional sired, Miami hospital, said he gave up wo d O'MalIey, ul call a hearing later. It purchasing agent, with the The resignation apparently his fight to hold the office Only was reported that Booth arrived at th e gover. two felony Anita Brlttatn, left, member of the board of Directors of the resporibiIity to help design an GIRL WIN cited ill health as the reason because of his health, the proposed location of nor's office at 10:40 a.m. to charges agai ns Citrus Council of Girt Scouts, points out t O'Malley were oerall purchasing department behind O'Malley's decision to "My health has continued to to be dropped and a guilty plea the Scouts' ecological studies building to Seminole County present the resignation to WIl• quit the office, for the county deteriorate the past few months was to be entered for the seBicentennial Chairman Jack Hornet while Council Assistant Once the agent is employed "I think his health is very due to a heart condition which riously ill former commissioner The attorney said that Executive Director Libby Blonton looks on. The building Is being Vihleu recommended the agent O'Malley's resignation would precarious, thats what I am made it necessary for me to on a misdemeanor charge. funded by a $14,000 bicentennial grant announced over ti work with the OMAE staff on become effective as soon as It advised by his doctors," Booth undergo open heart surgery last weekend. Askew planned to return to the development of the pur- _____________________________________________________________________was accepted by the Lieutenant said. year," he said. chasing department. Creation ____________ Booth and the special prose- O'Malley also said that he Tallahassee today, a few days of a central purchasing office is rly, Williams said, but added cuters State Atty. Edward had to consider the effect of leone of the recommendations of Austin and Asst. State Atty. gal lees on his family finances, he did not know if the change Management Consultant E. II. Robert Willis, discussed the The comments came in a was connected with O'Malley. Ii Underwood. plea bargaining agreement statement released to reporters The governor has been vacaJones said if a purchasing with Leon County' Judge Hal in the Capitol. tinning in North Carolina since system is created an enMcClamrna as Williams waited "I have two children in col- July 16 and planned to go to cumberance bookkeeping in the capitol for O'Malley*s lege and one in lugh school and Pensacola later this week for system would be instituted resignation, a financially, I'm not able to bear his mother's birthday. fly BOB LLOYD Springs, reported burglars capsized throwing the oc- nalia and open profanity'. double account bookkeeping flcraldStafiWrfter madeoffwjtha color television, cupantsintotheriver. When the system - which would allow Randall E. Osborn, 21, LongSheriff's detectives today stereo equipment and jewelry canoe capsized, a .22 caliber wood Route One, was held on each department to know LAI— th Seminole valued at $1,700, according to a pistol in the canoe fired and $11,100 bond on charges of immediately the amount of County' for clues that riiight lead report filed by Deputy Donald Steven was wounded, Hagood driving under influence of money In the department's to the burglars who took a small Dreggors. said. budget. narcotics, possession of a consafe containing gold jeweiry AroundTheClock A 25.yearld Longwood man, Hagood said when Steven trolled substance, possession of Jones and Vihien have been and $99,600 in stock certificates accidentally shot in the back Stone was taken to Seminole paraphernalia, reckless driving Bridge 8B JV worklng on recommendations froni an Altamonte Springs yesterday when a canoe ca Calendar SA Memorial Hosptial by am. and open profanity, according For the commission's con. residence, Comics--88 to county jail records. -... sideration for several weeks. Deputies reported the Ill Crcsord 6I1 VihIen said the idea of a central Pine Tree Lane home JamesDeputy L.M. Ford said the stock cerof Editorial 4A purchasing stem has been A. Wesley was entered via a tificafes for Dear Abby GA discussed for several years,wtndow and yeggs ransacked Dear Lamb GB 1111I, Sheriff's deputies arrested a several rooms and an office Horoscope 6B 17-year-old Maitland juvenile be fore hauling away the safe. Hospital SA boy early today after a search '. f '•'-" Deputy LM, Ford said th e Obituaries ------5A sized on the Wekiva River, bulance he complained was Kiwanis Sets of in the Lake Howell Road area ' Sports stock certificates for 2,896 listed in "satisfactory" condi- paralysis in his right leg. Stone for a gunman who allegedly I-Z-3B vi Telc Ion shares in 11 fIrms were tion today at Florida Hospithl was later transferred to Florida GB 1 entered three autos at Foxcroft Seniors Award reported to be non-negotiable. South, Orlando. ncn South. 6A Apartments and was chased Sheriff's reports also listed a Sheriff's detective Georg Ilagood said Stone had through a poo1 area by two Presentation of (he gold necklace, valued at $1,000, 11agood said Steven A. Stone, recently returned from military residents. Randall Chose Senior mint proof coins, and assorted MarIa Ave., Longwood, was senice and was on a camping Citizen of the Award Deputies reported man -Yesterday's Wgh antique jewelry, estimated woundedintheIerrigh(back trip on the Wekiva with his will highlight the noon armed with a pistol and n1bt low G9. vali'e se icral thoti.sar.t dollsrj, near thI, spirk. i,hi!e catueing bm-at,rr nieeUug of ihe liantord jxdtiledit t th e ta-es of the two Parity chudy to cloudy also missing from the on the Wekiva with his two Kiwanis Club tomorrow a t apartment residents and iiiti I through tomorrow. Chance of burglarized house, brothers, the Sanford Chic Center. Uireatened"to blow Uwlrheads mainly afternoon and evening In other thefts under inHory Stone, 15, summoned off," thundershowers. Highs In the vestigation today, deputies deputies and county fire deOviedo police jailed two hers In honoring the Year's Deputies conducted a seareb upper 10s to lower 90s. Laws in reported new 1975 Lincoln partment emergency units Longwood men on drug charges of t he are Ainner -AiH be Chase's th - JUST ONE Of7 _ I ' - / SCOUTS ECOLOGY GRANT ' by Dick Covolli WINTHROP ARCHIE ftL C-10 10 WtRK, a, ... AWP COOK, ANC ND THE MSN WILL EW,ANc OATHE THE Q-flL.DRJ STAY 14E... ir JUST lNCAS.. by Bob Montana c CR II LJF'PV- LlO(N&. V LAN THIS BoAT 400 S6WErNZV16 WETS BUT 0 .) ..\ Detectives Sea rc IM GETTIIG ,41.L iS LEAKING FAST .' t6 a. iii g Fo r CIues In Theft Of Stocks Worth L IZ 600 — _______ TODAY - O'_ r') - n. EASY' I I tI r I ECOM1J& QUITE SW WPJAT5 THE L Y-T-THINK -. POM.E.TICAT2:... 77 YOU D16 OUT 4NOgkELT-.. DINNER! i W fl • 4A I WI I (EK & MEEK HAVE TO CLEANED BRING H ME WONDERFUL! Wfl by Howie Schneider '. E5H\OFCOIJW.JE FI5HTO PEP UP OUR DIET! , _____LO5 MY LUIJCH HERE Rrr cAFIDA' y - JT .,., HAT LX) -- iF IER G4AIRi LT &*z ' Ali 2,896 shares in 11 firms were reported to be non-negotiable. .. , ool LDAIJV AIJI'l CbIJtf rrvrt L. __ . " i fnnr f - rNe RIAIoM T I.*lJL1t!')LA __ Year L ___ •; HE $sGa1xruR LO$$ FuNNY iS THRT X HAD MY -j FINGtRS CKo$$D SHOIt1' RIB3 CALC,ULATION by Frank Hill EAR THE SU WIL. 3O XT AND AU LIFE A~ %W "VIT WILL. CEA'E 1FiST' IRE &4EN -T T4 )EENS BUC)ET! (i' _000119 Or") Z WHNX$IGNtP Th Pair Arrested Ji? - 7 I _______ a widow, Julie Chase, along sIth pas' winners George Touhy and Gen. Hutchison, according to h1nh Ibi'hn. rhnlrmrin nI the Kiwiials A*ards committee CH$. — Over a after e Incident the low to mid 70s. Variable Continental Mark IV Wan, after the boating accident a early today after their amst on and said they apprehended the $9,350, was reported quarter mile south north of SR SR 419 at the Oviedo city limits. juvenile at a valued at produce stand on or kis, stronger a..d gusty nru ROAD SURVEY stolen from a sales lot at Town 46. Jeffery Lee Bennett, 19, Lake howell Road near athundershowers, Rain anu Country Lincoln-Mercury, Deputy B, L. Thompson Longwood Circle, Longwood, convenience store. Deputies Dennis Tutun and Clyde Lamb, cmployes of VTN Inc., of Orlando, probability 40 to 50 per cent ', 17-fl and SR i27 south of reported that 14-Year-old Scott was held in county al1 on $l_._1,__,. _I__ I •i* • '-i" isk" !Ur'?Y C!5!Tt t UpVIll'IiuiD v' ' P" during the afternoon and can!ord. Stone was also in the canoe with S10,500 bond on charges of turned over to state Division of for the Centr2l Florida Zoo's mad leading Into the new facifity. evening. 20 per cent at night. 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 27, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/20c4b361fc8c066ce5d96b4500a2efe1.pdf 69d279b7c504321d91b5e1b57e5367ce PDF Text Text - ___________ _________ . - -- 4 - - _____ .— - -:: - ____I______ __________ 111111111111111111 --J Herald, Sanford, FL 8-Evening Thursda, July 24, BEETLE BAILEY LJE i4E A LOT OF PCT5 - / A LITTLE STEEL. 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IMAGINE .'u ~ AFTER ALL ~1~. 7J THESE A MOVIE STAR! - I ~1 -_)7 I - A ,?,,. , " Ir __R1_ , ro. __I . . ) D1 C9 11. 0 & V 9 0 I - 1 I - '' - , 1 - 0 14 Lzar'-feve ArE THM ? 1 " ,% I ) - tV/,4 ~Ii ___ - .,.. / ) (' ' c - ) A - - _ _______ _______ I I, I 1. II - • ' I - j tft ..-. '-..-.. 1 I ALt. ERECTEC JIh'T IN TIME FOR LUNCH ____ - - -_ i ~1 ~ / -- 1 '- - ' I , I I, I i,. ' -- •--- N 'f i by Bob ThaY.I ' - --...-- 1=-I. I . .~ , 1I .- r " c m i :I 1 - J At ) 'I • ', -, j , --t,F , 1 ~ L~__ ______ ~_J,5,. . . 1'4 . . I . % I -I1.L — 11 _ U.-I . -1 r , U , I _______ ____ ' 4! L~I- '- $UPP05L,6 P _~_ L_ ~~) A -_ 1/I 'U' t__ =\\\ - \ 1 I :? ½ 4 \ •ti: . I , ~ 1~1 I L-• ('1_-.__-___._1 I ~f iJ j, — . 'd ') PUb I VET r{A " ______________________ - - . , -ii -1 7 -r . -) 7 pI_- . . 4 1 I -4 i i Aug.11 91 Tinkrr Fleld In Orlando has been desipated "Zinn Beek Night." Beek, the oldest active baseball scout andarrcidentolSanfordforthepast24)ears, will be featt:~ed photographically on the sports' pages of The Sunday Edition of The Herald. IA Around The Clock I . 111 Bridge . ..... Calendar ------------5A tI ........ 7A Cliurith - WHERE ELSE CAN UY REpLAcEMrBp ,.s I To #;-, ~ i . - - II . ,f,F ' DcarAbby ... ---- ... IA I WE PATED 1-0 SEE... Awa'l' ted __________________ -1 ,!,.-r t_ 1, W.- . - . 1 . % ;fl 1 . , ~_ _4~ NO I- . . - f Also, Duerr said Ron bond sale would automatically Bergman, Casselberry's first be "null and vold." , I -. city manager, W "indicated" If the Council approves the ' . _. CASSEI.BEItRY-Approval he will accept his former purchase agreement, Duerr z_ for the purchase of, the $2.2 posiUon back if the city meets said General Waterworks pr ____ million General Waterworks his requests. would be purchased "In Corp b> the city is "very A private investment firm, near Future" possible" when the Council Harvey Ilennan Co., is the The special meeting -otes on the issue in a special city's broker for the bond sale. called, Duerr said, because . . 0 . 5:30 p.m. session today, Council At last Monday's meeting City council members will be out of ' - . Z Chairwoman Edith Duerr said. Attorney K?n McIntosli sdid the town and unable to attain a ; -qr The cit) has been negotiating purchase nf 'i utilit> is tied to quorum on Monday, the with the Winter Park-based the bond sale regularl scheduled meeting i firms; for months and recently If contract talks with General day. To okayed a $2 million bond sale to Waterworks At a Jul) 14 meeting should fall finance the purchase through Mcintosh said, the dl) manager issue, the Council • instructed Mcintosh to draw _______________________________________ ' up a contract that meets 9_-_ specifications i a )ear plus asklor$24) I id . host of fringe benefits a INDEX !..-. To i,{AJt k~~ 1) .I- .. a I I,. 1, ~, - I-C I . I \ ~, . , ~ I - _ ___ I T. I ABOARD USS NEW OR- ry edema, a lung condition that LEANS (AP) - The three could hamper breathing. Dr. Apollo astronauts detected a Charles la Pinta reported that )ello% gas that caused one of thespaceagenc> medical team them to pass out briefly during on the ship said symptoms ordi their return to earth and they rlarfly appear between 12 and .4 1 remained in sick bay on this hours after exposure. ship today as a precautionThis Navy carrier headed for The astronauts also reported Hawaii, meanwttile, br4ing that the gas caused a burning the astronauts to their first and irritation to the e yes." landfall since they hurtled . I . - , 1;k1.1 -%, ~ N . -'N~ - - - . -1 Is I -----v - - . -- ___ V~\ V1~ _L_ 1IT F __-___,-~~-.' , . - examination of astronauts establish a beachhead in space Thomas P St-afford, ',ance with the Russians Brand and Donald K Slayton Theastronauts told flight sur. 'does not show any apparent geons they detected the gas medicaIproblemsandLhesIckaltertheirUo craft was ba confinement was called d parachuting toward a Pacific pretautionar) measure Ocean splashdown They tin- - Cro%s%ord Editorial hospItal Obituaries 411 Television IA W'imcn ... I . 4B IA I ... SA ... - 411 IA W:ATIIEH Vesterday's high 94. Overnight low 69. Partly cloudy ihrough tomorrow. Chance of thundershowers. Highs In the lower 9k. Lows In The low to middle 7W. Winds dershowers. Raln probability 50 per cent during The day, per eesi a d tides ar _ Complete det Its -- scheduled salary increases. -Personal auto allowance of -Permission to do outside teaching or consulting, an office in his home and a stipulation that an outside professional - HARD WORK, BT N . - ,~,~., - __ :~ :: - - __ -. - 1- .::, ?* I-_ _. .. , -, --; ei ~Ar-. , --i AL " , -9 ~7 - k! away from earth 10 days ago a -- — . , 11 Tt i- _t~rtZ;~'i: I -A_-'-~!Q+-- 4 briefly when the gas filtered burning and Irritation in the into the cabin at an altitude Of eves." Officials said the gas was apKristine Cook, 10, 7NMellouville Ave., Sanford grimaces as she Thursday. They said he recovrently nitrogen tetraoxide. tries e cu ttas o oi ug up three allooa.s at once as part ered quic when his tellow an oxidizer used in the of acthltles at the Sanforu Ctvk Center, sponsored by the cit' astronauts gae him an oxygen . cation department. Kristine achieved her goal, but reporteii mask. rocket thrusters. The chemical she was slightly winded. (Herald Photo by BID Vincent) The doctors said they were - manager's job. -Pay for any work performed during regular work hours. The theory is that a manager's; job requires I * overtime and salary eventually will balance out. Bergman resigned when city The Times story by Tall- to federal dtarges,' the funes /.P) O'Malley has been suspended TALLAHASSEE No trial date has been set for officials refused to grant him a -Impeached Insurance Com. ahassee reporter Virginia Ellis said. from office since the House im,. the mixkmeanor charge of n- peachment vote in May, and pressuring Gulf Life Insurance $2,000 pay hike in 1973, His missioner Thomas O'Malley Is gave no source for Its Inl'here have been sit,ns of yearly salary at that time was ready to resign as part of a plea fomwtion. has been in a Miami hospitel Co. to grant a $2.3 million loan O'Malley Reported Ready To G*ve Resig nat*ion Duerr sa,d Bergman has Petersburg Times said today. fused to resign since he was 0 Malley in recent weeks, the ment The ho*W and doctors ates in a Fort Walton Beach said. 'indicated" he can be back In report he is in good condition shopping center. O'Malley also will change his lrst indicted la.t October, but Tlrzies O'MaIley's resignation would but the Times quoted close asCasselberry "around Oct. 1" innocent plea in at least one of the Times said a major considO'Malley would become the remove the need for a Se'iate sociates as saying his condition second Florida Cabinet offic.r He Is presently employed in the three Irliulnal charges eration in a change of that posi Califorilia. against him. the Times said It tion was a new federal investi- trial scheduled to begin Sept. 16 is sff ious. in 15 months to quit under gation in Miami into Ns income on whether tie should be reAfter Bergman resigned, the had learned. tTiittinal charges. Fortner EduOfficials could rot be reached tax returns and other matters. moved from office on House city hired Harry Ifug at $20,W0 O'Malley also is sctwduled to cation Commissionr Floyd a year, Hug resigned June 23 hwediately for comment but "By dispa" of the state impeachment charge-3 of using go on tri&I in Ixon County Cir. Christian resigned in April 1974 after city offIc! the limes said they would n6 charges, O'Malley could con. hLs official position as insur- cuit Court Aug. 18 op two felony and is serving time in a federal bring charges concerning his ther confirm nor den) the re centrale all of his financial re- ance cornint.sssoner and treas- charges of receiving 110.000 In prison In Texas for income tax sources in preparing a defense urer for persorsal gain, kickbacks and perjury. performance as city manager. port. evasion, - 1_ -I -, ., -1 i. -. i..-r . " , ____ - -V___ _ --t _, ~ - . - - - - I:--- ,----~-- k;-Z-7-2- 77_-I~ k~ - — -- . ___ _~ ----'~_ ~ ____ Jfl1 __ \ ministrative services job. which wil l. u1re EI!Ia ti) take Apollo Gas Leak ause ac out To Vance Bran - I -- - p. ! -! 1 .*Y Purchase 1 _____ 7-JY 'I I I by Frank Hill UNDE PSTR MD 1p IT. , -1 - I..".. I..% .,--,. ~A_ 7 4V "".4---'t , 'A , ~ 2,--------------------- SHORT RIBS 1111167 $WPP0S*D .. .-- ~%~ ~ 1_;~~ I U I I ~ - IE . .1tt it I .1 .i -- ' ---cI (r-. k'.T' ! \t - _____________________________ I,/- FRANK AND ERIEST tI plenty of sisters In crime. Today's trends Indicate a growing number of women becoming Involved In criminal activities. Report on ','iomcn's Page l.t, Sunday. . - -- 11 I 1ft Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, also on the r e Saf On F'i' - Women In Crime Bonnie Parker was a phenomenon in her day, were TAE VTILME3, rmg Froix ano~ I ~ ) — ________________________________________ _1XFW11b& ~-_.!.- -- items which aren't there," contracts for the more than aidersflon' county plans to dwv of the s vWjrt Chairman Sid Vittlen Jr. is toured the refurbished facft He (investigator Robert Johnson) has been Vdden said. The cmmbWon 480,W3 am,ount of work to begin phm out the facWty witWn two services-mmWenance, pur. expecting a detailed written yesterday with Vihien, Jail asked to take into consideration (the) chairman said Johnson will list '° 114-points. years and bu!Id a new Jail. chasing, manpower, and report from the state fire Administrator George Vihlen said if Johnson's Johnson's opinion and ap- personnel. county plans to phase our the facility within all deficiencies, and consider marshal's office early next Proudfoot and Sanford Fire the 14-point safety study covers report cites a number of proval is sought by Vihlen and two years and build a new jail. "With Bob taking two sWi it week considering whether the Chief George Harriett. Johnson deficiencies not covered in the Polk to ensure that all fire bein. %i!l be a tough, tough job," —Commission Chairman Sid VihIen Jr. t 14 point minimum safety responded to a request by 14-point plan, then local of- entities have approved the fire Williams said. "It may be too requirement plan covers Vihlen and Sheriff John Polk to Vihlen said a special board ficials and Johnson will "sit safety requirtments in order to g for one person. He ( Ellis) County Jail fire safety investigate the jail and study The jail was damaged June 9 up total requirements for fife meeting may be called late next down and negotiate" the dif- reduce the county's hability on has no experience working with deficiencies, the 14-point plan to make the Ina fire which killed 11 persons safety under the state life week for the commission to ferences. Vihlen says he asked the jail and prevent any more the board as administrative Chief Investigator for the jail safe from fire. Jotumn is expected to "write safety code and point out those waive bid policy and award Johnson to take into con. fires. assistant." ;' one person. Monday to the Manpower r The doctws reported today mediately donned oxygen by Hows. Schn.sd.r -1 - ~ ;:I I:., M I I - ---) UP, PAL P17-- ~ ~_ i !0 EEK & MEEK - - PROBLEM. .4~a-~ - I - I MEAW COFFEE ANP ro' HONETLV' . sur THEIZE'f~ ONE _ ~_ FA BI% TE* TO EAT T work It is a futile thing to give both jobs to ,, - - - ns e _____ ONIT KNOW q0W ______ '- y 1~ , -, .__ I by Crooks & / ' " 211 CAPTAIN EASY e" ' ""- / ____ . _____________ ,, 1 ~, - I ..V_ .J*' GREAT 4—I \ 'I — 'V "To put the same person in both lobs won't ______ THOSE TWO HAVE BEEN GASSING ALL DAY! - - - . By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer . by Bob Montana fl ana —' irw. 'çr appoint intergovernmental coordinator Bob Ellis as in I _____ ARCHIE _________________________ I '.c I;I,--',- * rova x ecte ! I I 0)? *! I .. ~~) 0A . - , I '_Li-" e-- 7 _-~~ Y-%_A._: I J _5 ~_ I •d l j ____ 4-I. - L-cause of the work l6ad of both the appointment. personnel board, was out of Vihlen made the recOm- town this morning. jobs. and director of administrative m ndation after meetingwith t Ellis,who has served . -Z , _ - -.F-* ; Z-;n_-.--~ 0 I W. _I " -ernmental coordinator Ellis Wednesday afternoon and I ~i.l or one year, applied for the penned the recommendation in __ -~ -t7L-__~_ . Kimbrough and Dick Williams administrative services job and a memo to the commission brough said. It is a futile thing I ,r-, -shileapprovingofthe double the matter is before the per calling for official action to give both jobs toone person" job appointment, agreed it sonnel board Commissioner Tuesday on the double ap- It is foolish to gibe the ad. nunlstrative assistant job to would be too much for one Mike Hattaway, a member of pointment. For years, people In Sanford have been clamoring for a sidewalk on Fulton Street between Oak and person to handle. Betty Slmcoe, the personnel board, said today The recommendation calls Ellis for other than an interim Myrtle. Those pleas are finally being answered as City of Sanford crews are currently In the process prior to her resignation, Ellis's application will be for Ellis to "informally" begin penod." of putting in a walkway, as depicted above. It's been a long time coming, but the project should be requested the administrative reviewed on Tuesday morning, duties on Monday. VihIen's recommendation rompleted within the nert few days. (Herald Photo By Tom Vincent) services directorship be Hattaway also approved Meanwhile, Effis met with does notseta time period on the assigned to another employe VihIen's recommendations of Simcoe, who is resigning administrative assistant position, arid he said the time . ! 7.14 — / - - (~ /I , -, 1_4 - ) 4 i ___=,~-_A_ 1 Three Seminole County conimissioners toda3 said the} approve d Ch S id l— -- S , 0 . - - t, I I -_, -70 or from the two jobs today,! .i briefing on the duties of me . MAYBE 'ULL BB'\ rOR SETTER VEr " E TF ! , -1 iio ; u Seminole County Commission Fire Marshal, Robert Johnson, I . At-a) IF '-r'OUE THINKING ByMICKIA)CIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer I -- - oa r ___________________________________________ ' State Marshal' s . I IF - MEET ME HERE TYCRGN -I rr . Is . RISCILLA! by Dick Cavalli \D '1)IN T0 / M' ,' ~r ~ 2141 . GCAL.pJ -0 131-1" * 1. .. . WINTHROP i ,~.. ;-:~J 1111.4-1) *l j -•-• A l SIDEWALK COMING UP 1140W. 1 PJWNO1 READY I-IOLLYf4QCK I ,~ ~ ~ - - - ROM =amr,-, ----.. ,I N ii: ONE -- - - __ - h. -- PRISCILLA'S POP ks , ~ ls~~ _. _. __ -11 __ . 11 . &%~ -. - / If i ii. ;-:I , :, -I'Q,i ..,pi., 1%.& -19 ~ I ets -_ ' 4 3d t-- - - -.-- = - . -41.. VOUS _.4,/\ I I ( L_ . - ___ A .. A 1~ : LL KE MINE ',VU'LL. MAKE II I i: tf - 1 ~.7 :;:72 . ,el_ - Chic Young YOU'RE ABSOLUTE-Ly I3H'T' OEA - ' 74NP/ L.-. ( -j: i'/I ''-)'T i' ' ' ' I Ts4E BILLS A22 WE'D SAVE A LOT ' = ' TERQI&..E Ti.IIS MONTW O MONEY I WE\'EGO'TTO 'IOU'DMAI<E ~ ," . 7 1 1 J' ..0 - by T. K. Ryan - I 0 ~t 1, - , C I J - A ---1/() -. .. ~ - 0 , 0_00 L .,.-S~ I ) - '1 - _:--- _: V' - ,, Prl I Is Ø11N YA POISONOUS - ((/J// -I/ * intmen 0 - -_.- . _. rm &* ~ - ft — _0~__- M7' TUMBLEWEEDS —s1: CNTMCENCT ALWAYS 1( A( 4 i-, ,- aw 1 X.M.- , ____ r "I'm certain that much of this report is well meant, but it is coming from the wrong gmun . of people," he said. fees as unfavorable. saying that the cost of utility service would then be passed on in ad valorem — 410 ICWLY / — - ___ I ci zoo a _- __ - ~ __- - - : - - Ill i fOrWfl to decrease or eliminate utility connection "I think Pete is right in thi!i matter. I vote in favor of either tile recommendations or —_- develop a subdivision program in Sanford. _/ l 11 L- C,3~N / 1 The commissioner noted that Jarvis is "part of the Cardinal Industry program which plans to McClanahan listed a recommendation by the - A. McClanahan " 50/f flM4uy \ /i4O1/i1A/ T(1W17 ' AAIV /5 .3 / .ew 0 jf)5f ; Commissioner ,_ ,1-11 _* ' _ 11 • -M47t, 1It h7 from all walks of life in Sanford" might be helpful to provide input to the city commisssion, but not specialized groups. The building forum's report is scheduled to come before the cornmission Tuesday night - 111. - \_ $1'TCM I '\' y B UGSBUNN__- A t by Larry Lewis / HAS HE TyT . ve I 1) by Garry Trudeau ________________ ________________ DOONESBURY 4 I - '. He said he tell th at a committee of citizens might b helpful as an input t031 for the City Commission, but not specia I ized groups. — taxes. instehd of 'through other means. "lam a builder b p ofec.ion but feel w e should work in the fairest means possible and not make suggestions in order to assist our personal goals," McClanahan said. . walks of life — — - \ the proposed standing coiiiiiiittee," he said. A committee of citizens from all Odhain, rapping City Manager Warna "Pete" Knowles for criticizing foruni firldings during a four-month study of Sanford building practices. "I am opposed to their recommendations regarding building policies of the city and am opposed to any plan to continue the committee as a lull-time government unit because I feel they (the committee) are profit-prone for the building indu.stry," McClanahan said. Pro itProne As - ~Cto V1001-D YOO UM UM TO COO OJT THE'QE A91Z) BE DEFENSE ATrOeOEQ iQFALL14C PS rLE ?I I I CCME ON. Ot'EQ4ILORIE ___________________________ . I McClanahan took exception to remarks made By Roger BoIIen OOQUOStiOr7tOt I IWK IT! \$ s[) tutfltii ForU m s I Your SCRAP book? How many fights did you and Grandpa have and - THE BORN LOSER - The defense %-as short. S%(tjL '" r l Bui der a Wednesday by builder's forum Chairman Paul Jarvis and committee member J Hraile A Saidord city commissioner today said he would favcr the establishment of a committee of citizens to assist the commission in major policy problems, but blasted a builder's forwn as being profit prone for the building industry." Commissioner A. A. ,McClanahan said he wo'ild oppose any effort by members of a builder's forum to "form a full-time group" to work with tile commission on major problems. I •. : .._ lanahan cC By GLENN McCAStAND Herald Staff Writer know the correct response to I- M I I fi ii v __ - - .11.e _____ — Sanford, Fl. 32771-Price 10 Cents -- A ..,,\ -- I I II a 11,i~v~ — . 67th Year, No. 290-Friday, July 25, 1975 _ tract " -I . -7 . C' - i _______ a - 's , - 4 A I,I ~ )i-, - I. -- ______ ___________________ • at I ur. obtain this effect b leadi9 the queen and then the king o 10842 A 8 4' by Dove Gue \ - 11I1l " A975 I 0 - If refrained for two reasons. First of a ll , he was a trifle ashamed of his play, but secondly he had a beautiful sarcastic speech ready. "You know," he told his partner, "there is a traditional way to get ajackass'at tent ion. £K0 •QJ95 A973 strrn 1 1 - WEST LA 10642 _____ - 1 NORTH WI £ J 93 K 1085 •7 ft KJ 105 ' 1 - JAMES JACOHY 83 OSWIdJ) and 4OW TON:&,1T \, 1' \ ___ - - Mon Walker WIN AT BRIDGE 'v by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SEA __ 141 61 ,4 ", • 1. NA11ON Shipment MIAMI BEACH (AP) —The reeected president of the International Longshoremen's Association says there is a good chance that dock workers will not refuse to load U.S. grain on ships bound for the Soviet Union. But Thomas W. Gleason, unanimously re-elected Thursday to his fourth term as ILA president, said he ou1d order the loading only if union leaders were convinced the grain sale won't create food shortages and higher prices in the U.S. Union representatives Wednesday gave Gleason and the ILA leadership authority to ban the loading of American and Canadian grain on ships bound for the Soviet Union. But the vote by representatives of 132,000 Canadian and AmericandockworkersontheEastandGulfcoastsgave to lift the ban. WASHINGTON AP Obeying a directive from President Ford, the Central Intelligence Agency has given the family of Frank H. Olson files concerning Olson's death and the LSD drug experiment in which he had participated. The family's lawyer, David Kairys of Philadelphia, confirmed receipt of the documents Thursday, but he dedined comment on their contents, "We had the meeting, and we were given the files," he said. "We haven't reviewed it yet, and we won't have anything tosayuntil we have reviewed itat which time we anticipate having a lot to say:' _____ ________________________________ ________ GREENVILLE,MLSS.(AP)—Fivepersonshavecjied here from encephalitis, and Mississippi authorities have confIrmed 55 cases of the disease in the state within a month. Workers are spraying insecticides around the clock in some areas to kill mosquitoes, which carry the disease. "We are convinced that we have it under control," Dr. Durward Blakey, state health officer, said Thursday. The strain of encephalitis believed carried by the mosquitoes Is the St. Louis strain, named after a 1933 epidemic whithkilled )0 persons in the MIswirjcity. Sheriff, Staff Review Budgot - . ____ _________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________________________ ______________________________ _________________________________ ______ ___________________ _______________ _;-j__ . ," J611, ix . , '- MIAMI (AP) - For two fered in an auto crash on the years, Ronda Seaman slept in a Long Island Expressway. deep coma, unaware of the Before the crash, the 19-yearheated legal battle that rounded the futile treatment of old junior college coed was her injuries in a hospital which looking forward to entering the had sued her for trespassing. University of Miami. But she never iiined Thursday, she died, In June 1973, her parents, Ir- after the accident. win and Adele Seaman, moved Within a few months, the Honda with them from New family's medical insurance was York to Miami, despite the virtually exhausted. Within a serious skull fracture she suf- year and a half, the family owed some $65,000 in bills to Doctors Hospital, where a series of specialists advising in. tc,, ternal specialist Dr. John liebler attempted to save her. . -_ . • • A MINNESOTA FATS OF 1990? Eleven-year-old Bobby Bridges, 603 27th Street, Sanford, might not plan on making billiards his career as did hustler Minnesota Fats, but the youngtr It just as Intent the Sanford Civic Center. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Bu rglars G Furniture I n NOTICE IS HEtEflY GIVEN. in compli ance with and by authority of Ctiapter 373, FIor;d Statutes as amended and Chapter 23270, Law of Florida, )919, that the GovCrning Bo.ard of Central and Southern Florida existing and operating under Flood Control District, a public and by virtue of the laws of IM State of Florida. IntendS to adopt the following tentative budget, as the same way be amended, for the final u O Legal Notice ____________________ A woman who is moving from Oviedo to Kentucky told sheriff's deputies yesterday she returned to her residence on Van Arsdale Road, Oviedo, to find burelars had hauled away furnishings valued at $2,070. - Plants Stolen - 9 1976 ANTICIPATED FUNDS PROVIDE 9751976 APPROPRIATIONS DISTRICT FUNDS District Tars Spoil Escrow Account Miscellaneous Sources From Reserves Unappr o priated Surplus Shevin Against Outside Aid 1 I5.621.di$0. £1500 500.000 721.000 $ I11919.130 SUBTOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Division of Interior Resources - State 04 Uiorda Aoualic Weed Program Division of Interior Resources State of Florida Aid to Water Management Districts - S 175.000 130.000 *603.000 SUB - TOTAL GRANTS FROMOTHERAGENCIES SUB - TOTAL DISTRICT FUPIDSAND GRANTS 1 1930411150 STATE FUNDS Water R esources Development Account YflTAI •• ANTICIPAT E D FUNDS S - , S 2.3,000. - - .. • -- a 111- .. I 503,563 179.170 119630. ,s,i 1 2690592 - 10 0 $ 673.000 .-,.-..'..'.-..,'.— ,._. . •.d , '.-" ,. a 0 1116 bur If , •, . __ In Atlantic '..----.'--'.- ---.-".. O ic 5lI. Security Officer Charged MIAMI I Al' - A security officer has been charged with robbing $30,000 From the downtown bank he was supposed to be guarding, FBI agents say. Agents said they arrested Angel Luis Arroyo, 27, of Miami, Thursday In the attic of a house in nearby Hollywood nearly seven hours after a bank drivein teller 'a rrbteti by a man wearing a security guard's uniform. tuTu)I) was e:iargeu ssiw &ian ruüüt'ry, a spokesman said. He said nearly all the money was recovered. The teller, in her mid-20s but otherwise not publicly identified, was briefly held hostage by the robber, said police spokesman Angelo BiLsis. She was released unharmed after being taken to a North Miami neighborhood in the trunk of a car. Arroyo was an employe of the Lincoln Associates Security Agency, Bitsis said. The agency was wider contract to provide guards for the bank, an affiliate of the Barnett chain. Ritsis said the guard threatened the teller with his .38caliber revolver, saving ''that he had to do it, or words to that CIft'('t. - Gonorrhea is "com- health officials say. The officials said Thursday that syphillis and gonorrhea rates rose sharply across the state in the first six months of this year despite declines in some counties. The rate for infectious syphillis rose 29.2 per cent and the gonorrhea rate jumped 12.3 per cent during the first ax months in 1974, officials said. "Volusia County dropped from second to 17th in the ranking of counties with over 100,022 people," Dr. Clifford ('ole, administrator of Lie health divisions veneral disease control section said. "ilie rates of Pinellas, Manatee, Polk and Sarasota counties have declined considerably, seemingly because of an intensive campaign of casefinding in that part of U'e state," he added. Loudd Flown To State , . . TAlLAHASSEE (AP) - W ..','..,.. pletely out of control" In Florida, state Caused B Is Watched ...., Gonorrhea 'Out Of Control' - Apollo Gas L TAI.LAIIAs.Sf:I•; All) - Atty. Gen, Uobet Shevin will oppose attempts to hire an attorney outside of his office to fight a raise in telephone rates that will cost the st.ate $1.75 million, a spokesman says. Deputy AU)'. (;en. Baya Harrison III said Thursday that it the General Services Department requests Cabinet approval for hiring an outside attorney, "we will try to help by assigning Asst. Atty. Gen. Torn Reason who does PSC work." Shevin opposed hiring outside attorneys because of the extra cost to taxpayers, Harrison said. However. Shevin's approval will not be required, because (our other Cabinet members can approve spending the $2.5. OO) sought by General Services to fight the proposed $1.75 million hike In state telephone rates. Thø hikø wnu1ti r,ici,It ., if , ,r,tn lnr.rnicn I,, r,' ,-% Ili, UJ i Central Telephone Co., which serves Tallahassee. General Services officials agreed at a meeting Thursday that an outside attorney was needed because of the complexity of the legal question, said executive assistant Mike Seale. "This is not an ongoing problem in government. We just don't keep people with that kind of expertise employed full time In government," Scale said. . .. 11 1.07.003 Jean E. Hulker, 44, told 525.000 Deputy Archie Freeman when 100.000. Thieves reportedly took All partIes In Int ereSt aid cifli,ns For Reserve - Claims Against she returned from Frankfort, potted plants ii at more 5tII PIIC an OPpoftLNity to be US. Government 200.000 Ky.' she discovered the house U'.an $3Oo from t-iro county Legal Notice heard at said hearing. For Reserve — Emergencies 100.000 had been entered through residences, according to H. N. Tamm, Jr. BOANDOF COUNTY City Clerk of the smashed windows and doors. A For Resource Planning COMMISSIONgIS city of Sanford, Personal Services color $ 2.26.5.216 television, stereo Notice of Public Hti,4 Joseph E. Content, 1612 Department of Administration, equipment, a painting, fur- llickoy Dr., south Seminole, The Ooara Seminole County Sheriff John ..:— IVU,,I., •J. mis.sloners of Seminole County will DEP 31 Polk today met with his comp- Polk today would not comment niture and a bottle collection Current Charges 19,792. a reported potted Staghorn fern hold a public hearing in the County ________________________ troller and otherstaff members on filing an appeal until after were missing, she said, OperatingCapitalOutlay ,004 missing from the yard of his Commission Chambers of the SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD to consider a County Corn- his meeting with the staff. Seminole County Courthouse, Donald L. Ilulker, 21, told residence, LilllanNormand,305 Sanford, Florida. on Tuesday, OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Meanwhile, the commission's mission counter-offer to Polk's TOTAL Notice of Ptblic Hearing $ 2.912.361 August 12. 1975. at 700 P.M or as the sheriff's budget deputies that a 1957 model Fairmont Dr., Sunland Estates, meetings on $2.6 million budget request. The Board of County Corn possible soon thereafter as to con Sanford, reported a hanging mlssionen of Seminole County, For Land A'xiuislticn and Relocations After a Wednesday work have delayed work sessions on Chevrolet sedan, valued at sider Amending the Seminole County Personal Services session with Polk and Camp- other department budget $1,000, had also been taken from rope plant and two flower pots Rults and Regulations regarding Florlda. will hold a public hearing to $ $17.016 Contractual Services 1021600. missing from her carport, public water and sanitary sewage consider a proposed change of troller Ken Monroe, corn- requests. Comml.s1oner Dick the residence. COmmodItieS zoning from RC-1 Country Estates to 19,373 systems ordinance, according to a report filed by Current Charges Al Agriculture on the following i.too. misslonrrs upped their original Williams said today the board Linda Pettit reported to Deputy Frank Johnson Jr. Dv Sidney L. Vihien. Jr.. OperatIng Capital Outlay described property: 10322. Chairman budget proposal by more than would begin to consider the deputies that burglars entered Fixed Capital Outlay All that part Of the East ", of the Sanford police are probing ATTE5': 9711711 $70,000 to provide money for six other budgets on Wednesday. her residence at Gree n Northeast '4 of Section 76. Township thie reported early morning Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. 70 South. Range 79 East, Seminole new deputies, a full-time nurse The original budget session Meadows Apartments, Fern burglary Of the EUtern 00 Clerk County, Florida, LESS the S.C.L. TOTAL $ 11"71531 By: A. G. Jones schedule called for the corn- Park, and made off with stereo and three new vehicles, Station, W. 13th Street. Deputy Clerk railroad right of way and less The $70,000 brings the mission to begin budget work equipment and clothing valued Patrolman Eugene Fogle said Publish July 11, 25. Aug 1, I. 1973 rights ofway for roads Said parcel For Resource Management Personal Services county's offer to approximately this week. contains '5.567 acres AND the at sw. $ 457.515 the service station office was DE 107 Southea s t Contractual Services of ' of the Southeast ' 10450 still more thai $2,374,000 apparently entered by forcing a CommoditieS Section 73, Township 70 Soutt., SEMINOLE COUNTY 21.325 $200,000 less than that Polk had Ra ng e 29 East. Seminole County, Current Charges UTILITY BOARD 9, 500. door and vending machines, originally requested. Operating Capital Outlay Florida, LESS the North 49500 ft Hearing glarized. thiftof and also less S CL. railroad Fixed Capital Outlay The Board of County Corn 120,000 In the commissioners first Police said an undetermined miuloners of Seminole County. riQPlt4fWIy. Said parcel contains work session Of) 'ff' amount of change was reported sitting as the Seminole County 21 Ml acres. Further described as budget, three conunlssloners TOTAL Utility Board, will hold a public East of Markham Woods Road, West $ 953.431 missing from the vending hearing In the County Commission Oil J and North of E. E. Williamson Jhm Kirntrough, Mike Hatmachines, plus $25 cash and a Chambers of the Seminole County Road For Operation and Maintenance of the District's Works taway and Dick Williams -cut This public hearing will be held in .fl caliber pistol fr*xn a desk. Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on more than $300.000 from the $2.6 Personal Services 7:00 P.M. the County Commission Chambers $ 6.770447. Also listed as mlss1kR was an Tuesday. July 79. 1975, atpossible, to of the CourlP'ouse, Sanford. Florida, Con'.. ...luaierV i c" 1 Continued From Page I-A) or as soon thereafter as million. Polk then replied with a Doctors first learned of the 317.930 undetermined quantity of rehear an application cO1Cerfling on August II. 1975. at 7:00 P M, or Commodities 13621070 counter offer amounting to just is very corrosive and can cause gas problem when the astr"óthanges In water and sewer service as soon thereafter as Poss ible. Current Charges cigsrettes and motor oil. 151,531 less than the total $2.6 million death if inhaled in sufficient nauts told of it in the ship's sick Board of County Oper ati ng Capital Outlay 115. 36 7. Ned June, of ii W. 13th St., rates In areas certifi ed to be serv ed Commissioners _____ by Southern States Utilities, Inc. figure for funding the county's concentration, bay. The physicians canceled Sanford, told police two wrist • Seminole County, Florida Sidney L. Vihien. Jr law enforcement agency for the The men of Apollo splashed plans for a thorough physical watches, valued at $250, By' Sid Vihien, Jr. Chairman were TOTAL S 1.951,017. next fiscal year. down 330 miles west of Pearl examination and Chairman ATTEST: sent them to missing after a burglary at his Attest' Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk For Construction The commission, by law, Harbor. This helicopter carrier bed immediately residence. Arthur A 0 Jones H Beckwith, Jr must present to Polk an official is expected to arrive at Pearl The astronauts will leave Sanford police reported 13- Deputy Clerk Publish- July 23. 1973 Personal Services $ 3,000 county budget by Aug. 1. If Polk Harbor about 3:15 p.m. Eli!' to- Pearl Harbor by jet transport year-old Michael Th'ift, of 2413 Publish: July IS. 23. 1975 DEPIlO Commodities 11,500, is not satisfied with the budget, day. early Saturday morning and ar. Adams Court, Sanford, was DEP.103 Current Charges 10.000. Fli ed Capital Outlay IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND he may appeal it to the state One of the Navy swimmers nyc in Houston about 10 a.m. 7691500 treated yesterday et Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. --who leaped in the ocean beside EDT for a reunion with their Memorial Hospital for a broken EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R- FLORIDA. the spacecraft moments after families. TOTAL $ 794 ,000 leg and other Injuries following CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO. IS-"6-CA-"-A Depression splashikwn said the astronaixbs BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. It will be at least another bicycle-car collision at CIVIL ACTION SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS COUNTY, N A. $19159411150. pushed open a hatch from the years before U.S. astronauts a Sanford Avenue and th Street. In Re: the marriage if Plaintiff, inside, again fly Into space. They'll go STATE FUNDS VS Investlgalleg officers ANTHONY V FISCELLA. "Theysaldtheywantedtoget again when a reflyable Petitioner , ERNESTO CRUZ. SUN FIRST rocket identified driver of - d NATIONAl, BANK AT ORLANDO Water Resources Development Account some fresh air as soon as ship, the Space Shuttle, is Involved In the collision 53 BARBARA FISCELLA. Construction - Project Works and LILACKION. INC. a Florida $ 2.3 3,000. possible." said Lt. Thomas ready. Respondent corporation. Gustave E. Josephson, of 519 E. Kleehammer, head of the frogAs the astronauts rode the First St., S'JBTOTALSTATEFUNDS AMENDED Defendants 52.34) 000 HOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF ACTION man team. New Orleans toward a docking TO I4.rbra Fscei?a TOTAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS TO ERN[STOCRUZ 121,t]?.Iso Normally, the Apollo hatch is in Pearl harbor later today, the Drive Residence art' whereabouts Sanford Man Freed MIAMI (AP)— The second not opened until after the craft kadersof the United States and Port Chester, New York Estimated amount which will are unknown appear at the beginning of the above roferrag YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE l4EREaY NOTIFIED tropical depression of the 1975 has been placed aboard the re Soviet Union hailed the success to fiscal year as obligated upon Lt. William Lykens said that a Petition for Dissolution of that an ad ion to foreclose a mor Atlantic hurricane season was covery ship. of Apollo.Soyuz and spoke of MarriaQehasbeenfIIed and you are commtmentsmede but Incomplete Wage on the foiIowfrg property In $ 4 30Qt30 space today that a 21-year-old Sanford about 400 miles east of Miami Their sick bay confinement future cooperative required to serve a copy of your Seminole County, F lorkia: man arrested yesterday on 3 written defenses, if any, to the That on the 13th Day of August, AD,, I7 at nine o'clock A M n the this morning, moving toward forced the astronauts to miss an ventures by the two nations, Ifs 1. 7 and 3 In Block D. of retittononGERALD S RUTBERG. SAPIIAPIDOSPPIPIGS, TRACT NO principal office of Said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Michigan charge of failure to the northwest at 10 miles an evening ofshipbcardfezti'itks. The cosmonauts. Alexci Attorn at Law. ,S 74, Jtcccrding to the plat thereof as District, 90) Ever,ia Street, West Palm Death. Florida, hearing will be IlIciPiway 17 appear for sentencing in a hour, the National hurricane They had been scheduled to l,eonov and Valeri Kubasnv, re 97, P.O. Box 977. Casse$berry, recorded in Put book 1. page 15,02 affordedtlaii owners. p 4scnso4entiti,sv,tw.or may be subject to said Florida 37707, and tile the original the Public Records of Seminole District taxes, their attorneys or agents, to appear before sai Center reported. attend a steak and lobster turned to earth Monday after felony case has been freed. d Board to Show their objections to Said Budget. Lykens said Jack Leslie w'tti the Clerk of the Circuit Court at County, Florida The depression, described as dinner and to cut a cake deco- two days of joint flight with the Seminole County Courthouse, has been filed against you; you are Th is Notkeshall bpublished in the eighteen co.aittI,s of the District in "an area of disturbed weath-- rated with the ApolloSoyuz Americans. They, too, sent Webb, 2!, of ao Ridgewood !rrlord. rlocrld,3 32771. on or before require4 to serve a ct,y of 'ijr ac:ordanc, .;nt *A;ii-'GrrJ Laws, This the 11th Day of July. 1975, es," dev2loped about 550 miles flight patch. their congratulations to Stair. Ave., was ritleased from jill Auguif 77, 1973, otherwise a written defenses, if any, to it on after local authoritIes were Judgmenl may be entered on behalf Lynn James Hinsori. Of Turnbull, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA west of Miami Thursday. Stafford, Slayton and Brand ford, Brand and Slayton. of the Pirlitionr, Abner, at DanIels. Attorneys for ll notified that Michigan FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY ITS President Ford "Some further intensIficatIon showed little evidence of the THIS NOTICE shall bi publisJie Plaintiff , *1*19 addre55 is 147 West GOVERNING BOARD. 4.t...l •I... ._..e.. ...ti .-.... , 111 IVI WI LyrIvrrKJ, vOl ff e ox lw, ,, u isposslbleandanAirForcere- 50 511 W4UJ UIU ELUUIlOU.3 IPIIIJUWO dISCS By: 5: Robert L. Ciart, Jr. Iewtive weeks in the (yarning Winter Park, Florida, 377*9, and file connalssance aircraft is sched- coming ceremonies just after they were recovered with his Chaim.n He.aid, S,infortj, Florida. the original with the Clerk of the (Seal) the spacecraft was hoisted on congratulations uled to Investigate" today, foreWITNESS my ha..d and seal of above styleg Court 0i or before ATTEST: board. this Court on the 14th day of July. August 771h, 1973; otherwise a 5; JOHN R. MALOY casters said. Soviet leader Leonid I, Brezh1975, judgment may be entered against S.ecretry All three deilvered shod ree nev messaged Ford that the No warning ws issued for (Seal) you for the relief demanded In the MEMBERS OF BOARD marks and appeared to walk flight was "an important mk:,iarks land areas or sh ipping. Arthur 54 tIeCkw,th, Jr complaint or petition John DeGrovv Clerk of the Cicu,t Court stone in cooperaton between The season's first depression with ease. WiTPIE5Smy hand a nd th,0f C A Thomas By: Elaine RIr.harde Court on July said Th'd, 1975. 'They appeared haggard, but the USSR and the USA In exdeveloped into Hurricane Amy, Robert W.Padrick Deputy Clerk (SEAL) R. Emmett McTigue which never hit land but dis- abservers credited this to ex- ploration and use of outer space Ge'ralJ S Rutbecg. Esquire Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. b.L.Pr4tt P.O. Box 977 Clerk of the Circuit Court sipated in the North Atlntic off haustion from their nine-clay for peaceful purposes." He said W. J. Scarborough C*sselberry, F rida lo 37107 by' Joy Stokes Nova Scotia after causing some space trip. Brand, at one point It "lays a foundation for J R. $pratt Attorney for Petitioner De, till Claris Claude O, win flooding and heavy rains along 1urmg the ceremonies, was possible subsequent Soviet US, Publish: July II. IS. Ajg. I, 1. I7 Publith July 73. Avg 1, 1 Ii, 1975 PvbNt1 , July 73. Aug I. 1913 projec.1.s in this DEP K4 rub his face. field." to sevr, the eastern roast. nEpull DEP.133 , ''Let bribery conspiracy trial of Gur. ers in return for FIJA assist- seven criminal charges against loony. kttrnar said, urging a [iCY. 'I'AMh'1 (Al' I Ed Gurney go and pick up his ney and three others. ance. the Florida Republican. 'coiinarisosi between the But fund raiser Larry WilDefense lawyers for the codelife," the former senator's at. Gurney also is charged with reptaItlori of Gurney and the hams, Gurney's chief accuser, lie asked jurors to believe the tome) urged jurors in making fendant.s were to begin their fill lying to a grand jury, bribery reputation of the government's is a "devious, amoral conmamu" and accepting unlawful corn- testimon y of Gurney as an his last bid for acqutthl in a six' nal summations today. who embellished his testimony "honest, truthful man...with an iiiajor witnesses, Gurney, 61, ex-aide Joseph pensation. month-old in1luenc peddling Gurney, he said, was a man and fabricated tales to buy his Bastien, plus fonner Federal "I deliver from my hands to Incomplete memory," and trial. Housing Administration offi. )ours the (ate of Ed Gurney," reject the statements of his ac- "known as Mr. Clean in poli. way out of a serious situation, tics." The fact that he couldn't Dittmar charged "have the courage if you find cials K. Wayne Swiger and l)ittmar said, asking the jury to cusers as lies, proof isn't there to say it isn't Ralph Koontz are charged with "be true to your oath - just, The thrust of the prosecution recall specifics of numerous Williams has testified that he C. Harris Dittmar said. conspiring to raise an illegal fair and brave." case wa3 built on admitted events alleged in the Indictment collected $400,000 shaking down wundimig up a six-hour closing $233,000 slush fund by prornisl)ittznar claimed the govern- liars, conmen and lawbreakers "adds credibility to his testi- Florida builders in Gurney's argument Thursday in the ing Gurney's influence to build- nient failed to prove any of the who made deals for their testi- ninny," said the defense attor- name between 1971-73. I "Mr. Vickers and Mr. Bishop have not contributed a single effort to this investigation." Investigator Robert Prince _ - Lewis Defends Aides Against Prince Charges .. ig 0 4~4 k~-,a MW It. -- ~11190= .-1 h I do not seek or accept a speaking fee. I do accept . . . free air fare 'I and hotel room, when necessary —Sen. Richard Stone ,"-_ 1i. Stone Admits Getting Rid es , But No Fees 4ro.k4 - 1-01 , i . % .~ -L I 1J-_ _ ~ _7j_2_ l1 ~=. _ '! , 1,795,000. authorities wouldn't seek to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS extradite Webb. FOR THE PROPOSED ADOPTION DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS local officers had taken OF A CAPITAL PROGRAM FOR For Conduct oi the Affairs oi the District Generally Personal Services Webb into custody after a THE CITY CF SANFORD. FLORIDA Contractual Services computer check showed an Notice is hereby given that a Cmrnodlties outstanding Michigan warrant Public Hearing will be held at the Current Charges Commission Room in the City Hall in for the man Operating Capital Outlay The City of Sanford. Florida. at 7:00 Sanford police arrested o'clock P. M. on August 11, 1975, to Ronald Edward Muse, 23, Star consider the adoption of a Capita l i'i'fAu Route One, DeBary, on two Program. A Copy of said Capital Program For Tax Officials' Commissions counts of grand larceny. Muse shall be available at the OffiCe of the For Reserve - Emergency Pump Station was held in county Jail on city Clerk for all persons desiring to Equipment Replacement examine the same. bond. $lO For R eserve - Contingencies By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IV budget for said District for the fiscal year beginning October 1. 197S and September 30, NEW SMYRNA BEACH 'W) Investigators have known from the beginning that a teen-aged girl whncp body was found on an i,olatcd bcach four days ago was murdered. Jack Lynady, chief investigator for the Volusia County State Attorney's office, acknowledged Thursday that he ordered the information withheld in hopes of giving the killer a feeling of confidence. I have no doubt it was murder," I.ynady said. "Any one who saw the body could tell the girl was badly beaten." I.ynady said the killer attempted to make the girl's death look like an accidental drowning by throwing her body into the ocean. The girl's identity, however, remained a mystery today despite telephone calls from hundreds of parents who thought the body might be that of a missing daughter. l.yandy acknowledged that the girl was a murder victim after Arthur Schwartz, Volusia County Medical I-.xa miner, nii'le theii isdosure on his own Schwartz said the girl, whose age has been put at anywhere from 14 to 18, did drown but his autopsy had uncovered "gcxxl evidence" that she would have died of injuries received in the beating. — corr..tt..tion ':' ' Legal Battle ' I. '- Of Hospital .. J . On Beach Was Murdered _______ jj,5i! 11 Investigator: Girl Found CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. - Gurney Lawyer Makes Final Acquittal Bid - I IN RRIFF ____________ __________ . ii'. rfirknis 7 -- -:;:- ,q .1r Unaware _____________ ________ '-,--- Rn#a iI_. — ___________ .. rnnr, a c" Blue Cross to try and work out a and an additional $.14 for in premiums," Bukur said. By ED PRICKETT He also said the county's solution. family insurance. Herald Staff Writer said SEA Rosenthal "That's just too much," said educators have a "very difficult The skyrocketing cost of with negotiated a better plan comprehensive health in- Rosenthal, the association's time with services." 'People are happy with the the firm last year. The SEA surance has forced represen- chief spokesman at the satisfied pact included better coverage '. tives of the county's 1,425 bargaining table. He said the coverage - but educators to rebid next year's family rate hike request Is 65 with services," Bukur ex and a liberal policy on dental WC!*. polkks, it apUkeniaI dkl per cent higher than last pLained. The company also had agreed Board member E,C. Harper year's. today. SEA President Pete Bukur Jr. said, "1 agree with you. to set up a hot line to Seminole A spokesman for the County to handle claims. S e in I n 01 e E d ii c a t I o n Tuesday got School Board They're very slow about SEA Is not required to accept Association (SEA) called permission to rebid the in- off." School Supt. Bud Layer ad- the lowest bid, but may choose proposed rate hikes by Blue surance, Bukur said the firm Cross-Blue Shield "Incredible Last year collected a total vised SEA set up a meeting with the firm it wishes. - just Incredible." $398,317 in premiums and paid SEA's Steve Rosenthal said out only $2,0OO in claims. Legal Notice the carrier is seeking $9.57 "That's an excess of $170,000. more to insure a single person There's no need for an increase NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1flS.lfl TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS, PERSONS OR ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD Girl Dies ____ ______ - n 1 FLORIDA -. k - _____ - Encephalitis Kills Five w ': I ___ - CIA Gives Family LSD Files .% - , ___________ ___ V V111111N,W . May Load Grain l . . IN BRIEF Soviet -..~ I -:. -4~. -, -.d - -~ as .. To Rebid Coverage -~~, . - ~ I- - . 1- _XL", _~:. I ~~. ~ ~ ~ ~ Docks Friday, July 25, 173.-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday. July IS, 1975 IN 0' BOSTON (API - Florida officials took former pro football player and executive Rommie Loudd into custody this morning for a flight to that state. Loudd had been held at the Charles Street Jail here pending his return to Florida where he faces drug charges. John P. White Jr., Loudd's attorney, salt4 Thursday that the Massachusetts Supreme Court denied his petition for a stay of execution of an order that Loudd be turned over to Florida officials. A U.S. District Court judge also denied a petition Thursday night for a writ of habeas corpus, which would have stayed execution of the Supreme Court ruling. Loudd is charged in Florida with two counts of conspiring to deliver cocaine and with ciinspiracy to commit a felony. He also faces a tederal charge of conspiring to distribute cocaine. Trailways - B A.. To Roll Today MIAMI AP - Trailways bus operations between most major cities in Florida and Georgia were to resume today after an agreement ended a 48-day strike of drivers and station employes. Federal mediator Robert Leitnen said Thursday that members of the Amalgamated Transit Union, division 1250, voted to accept an offer from Tamlami Bus Lines, an affiliate of Continental Trailway., made July 16 in Tanlpa. Both union and company spokesmen refused to give details of the three-year contract. The line, which operates over 4,000 route-miles connecting most cities in Florida anti southern Georgia, was srut d;wn ,'UIIc 8 when 349 workers walked off the job. GERALD l.,EWIS TALLAHASSEE i AP) - Comptroller and Mr. Bishop have not contributed a single (;eral'J Lewis says he has the "utmost con- effort to this Investigation." fidence" in two executive assistants who have lie said Fraud cases were ready to be filed in teen criticized by one ,if Lewis' securities in- January, but wcc delayed several months vestigators. "because of serious interference from the Lewis commented Thursday after investigator present comptroller's office." Hobert Prince said Lewi3 was "honest, but naive "Even though the comptroller was personally and ill-advised" in defending assistants Ed informed that investors were losing thousands of Bishop and Vic Vickers and attacking other dollars each day, h chose to elevate the persons investigating a massive mortgage in- revocation of conditional bank approvals as his vestment fraud. top and sole priority," Prince charged. Price is seeking a grievance hearing on his Lewis aides have told Prince he should find charges that Vickers and Bishop manipulated another job by July 31. He has said he is looking the fraud investigation for political purposes. for another job, but plans to fight for his rights Officials say up to 60,000 persons have been before he leaves, swindled of up to $1 billion in the fraud case. Prince charged that Lewis' attacks on Asst. "The documentable facts are that this in- State Atty. Louis St. Laurent of Fort Myers, a vestigation was totally developed by the key land-fraud investigator, were childish and previous professional employes of the Division of contradicted the comptroller's claim of close Securities," Prince said Thursday. "Mr. Vickers cooperation with other investigators. Coast Guard To Patrol Treasure TAI.I.AhIASSEE Al'), - Sen. Richard two letters from constituents criticizing him fir Stone, l)-Fl.a., says he accepts free air trans. accepting any free air transportation. port.ation and hotel rooms when he travels to Each senator and staff is allowed 44 govern make speeches but rejects pa).eat for the en- ment-paid trips a year between W;,.t'r, an: gagements. the senator's home state, he salI "Although senators may legally collect up to "Since I go home to Florida $15,000a year in speech honoraria, I do not seek weekend and usually have one or more public or accept a speaking fee," he said Thursday. "1 appearances during the weekend. I expect to do accept, however, the tree air fare and a free make more than 44 round trips myself this hotel room, when necessary In conjunction with year," Stone said. the spceth." He said several of his aides "must travel Stone commented on his travel policies in the wake of a story that erroneously reported he had between Florida and Washington occasionally on accepted $2,730 worth of free airline tickets so official business, although we hold these trips to an irreducible minimum," far this year. lbs required gift report actually showed that Senate rules allow senators to raise money he had accepted $1,990 worth of free air fares and from supporters to pay for expenses "that are paid for another $740 in airline tickets out of not covered by the official Senate allowance, but $3,905 in contributions to his office expense fund, which are necessary for the efficient handling of Stone said in a statement that he has received office business in the public interest." - ~ I Sites UL __ DON'T LET RAINY GET YOU DOWN. CHEER UPI AT ment's Bureau of Land Management said Thursday. However, he said, under the tentative agreement state Marifle Patrol boats would also keep watch on the sites when the Coast Guard wasn't around. Until last month, these shipwrecks - mostly sunken Spanish vessels—were under the protection of the state. But on June 16 the Supreme Court ruled that the sites In which many of the remains rest belong to the federal government. As a result, state patrols no does not have enough manpow. longer could protect the sites from scavengers and fortunehunters. Under federal law, silvagers need special permits to hunt for sunken treasurers and must turn part of what they find over to the government. In turn, the government helps protect the discoveries. The same applies to the state for shipwrecks found in state waters. "We're told that there has been a lot of recent activity in these waters—even armed confrontations," Sievers said. "All we're trying to do is restore law and order out there." Lie said no firm agreement has yet been reached, although the informal agreement is contamed in a "memorandum of understanding" Sievers said one of the prob. lemns is that the Coast Guard Interior Department agreed er or boats to keep a contant that a cooperative agreement watch over the sites. was needed to protect these A proposal to Increase the sites. ('ciaM Guard fleet off the FloriTue aree::wnt soud inda keys is currently on the desk elude the use 'if state boats to of Interior Secretary Stanley K. keep watch on shipwreck sites Hathaway, Sievers said, and the use of Coast Guard According to Sen. Richard facilities and personnel to Stone, 1)-Fla., who met Tuesday answer trouble calls from the with Sievers and other Interior boats and issue citations to Department officials on the persons disturbing the sites," problem, since the Supreme Stone said. Court decision there has been , considerable looting of ship. y) wrecks, "one armed battle and a boat accident in which three persons drowned," last Sunday, a salvage tug trying to recover relics from a 17th century sunken Spanish galleon capsized and sank. The boat's captain, his wife, and a salvage diver drowned. Stone said that during the Tuesday meeting, represent.a. tives of both Florida and the Accused Raoist Presses Charges Against Women L)AYTONA UEMII, I API Officials at a hospital where extent of the injuries. Police An accused rapist has Dotson was kept under police earlier said he had sustained pressed charges against three guard while undergoing treat- %Iounds to the arms, shoulders knife-wielding women "vigil- uent would not comment on the and alxlomen. antes" sho were apparently friends of his alleged victim, Police Sil. John Dotson, 20, was attacked and slashed last Friday at his home just before police arrived to arrest him, officers said. ibm's earlier, a woman named him as the man who forced his way into kr car and raped her. l)otson, in jail on a charge of sexual battery, originally had decided not to bring a complaint against the women, police sa id. But they said Thursday that he changed his mind. Both the alleged rape victim and Dotson dlsclaimd any connection between the two instances, but Police Sgt. Robert p Sharpe said earlier that "It appears to be an action carried out by WIItI1CB vigilantes. They took things Into their own hands." l)ot.son also told investigators that three women were involved in the attack, not six as "riginally reported by witnt'sSCS, police said. Dotson was quoted as saying he was hit on the back and slashed with a kitchen knife alter being lured o'it of his home by a ruse y,I-. , wr= DAYS __m Shipwrecks To Be Protected WASHINGTON (AP) - The federal government has informally agreed with Florida officials on how to protect old shipwrX.s tliscc,vcred off the Flon cia Keys, an Interior l)epartment official says. The agreement, yet to be put in final form, would give the Coast Guard the main responsibility for patroling these sites, Alden Sievers of the depart- A M( ltD STONE AMA w FOR BREAKFAST SPECIALS FROM 97c PLUS FREE COFFEE DAILY SPECIAL 97c - FAMILY DAY SPECIAL—SUS Hwy..17-92, Sanford, Across From Movie Ia nd 372-9144 !I..I '' •. .dY .,I -..1( -f:../ SATU FRIDAY & IULY 25 & 26 'SANFORD'S 'V', 1 NEW CARNATION ', .. FLORIST" ~tll'_ DURING GRAN 4-. 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All other mffl Month, $2.70; 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ,' ..', J -'' I e _______ Fourth Amendment Th e IOC Means What It Says No federal agent operating within the junsuicuon 01 inc U.S. government snoula oe allowed to violate the provisions of the Fourth Amendment in any circumstances whatsoever. - - I.' ...... That means no searches of private living quarters or offices or papers, no wiretaps and no hugging without a judge's finding that the search is justticd and his issuing a court warrant to authorize it. This should be the rule without exception within the territory of the United States, whether or not the investigation being conducted relates to the activities of foreign nations within the United Now that the Downtown Business Association of Sanford (DBA) has adopted a set of by-laws which clearly gives the organization something to work with, we sincerely hope that all factions of the community throw their support behind it and help. To renovate and redevelop Downtown Sanford should receive top priority from every concerned citizen and we hope that all groups, committees and civic-minded organizations will contribute to seeing that the DIM's goals are accomplished. There should be no bickering about who's doing what, no petty jealousies and, most importantly, no apathy connected with the redevelopment of our downtown area. A community effort Is needed to make things function smoothly and we ti-ust that one and all will provide solid input Into any and all plans that might develop to help make Sanford a more attractive, and better place in which to work and live. —Bill Currie It's long been our contention that there is not enough community-spirited activity during the summer months and we'd like to see it happen here. For instance, we could have an old-fashioned 'community fair' type thing with various fire departments throughout the county holding a 'barrel' contest, amusements for children, bet dog stanL, cott&n candy, fa1r-t ype bouths displaying various wares made by area residents, etc. All of these activities, we feel, tend to bring people closer together in a friendly atmosphere. The July Fourth activities at Fort Mellon Park were great, but we wonder why something like this couldn't be staged more often. Seems it would contribute a lot to our community. Meanwhile, a doff of the derby to Casselberry . 'S I ' I// L i t i g at i on / fy. Arthritis Cure Claimed -~ '.. O'. \1 '1 Hasn t H u ng ~s - '~ ,~ 7Nt,k, ' 1 I " . Way Of Life States. It is already the rule so far as investigation of domestic matters is concerned. That was laid down Edm und Burke, the 18th-century English in the Keith decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in statesman and friend of America, observed that 1972. "In no country perhaps in the world is the law so But the court explicitly reserved a decision on general a study ... This study renders men warrantless wiretapping that is based on threats to acute, inquisitive, dexterous, prompt in attack, ready in defense. full of resources the national security involving foreign powers. Burke should see us now. As "prompt in atThe government continues to contend it has ta ck" as ever, the litigious propensity of inherent power to conduct such warrantless Americans has grown to such proportions that, wiretapping. Attorney General Edward H. Levi on the eve of the nation's Bicentennial, we might said last month that the Justice Department seriously consider amending the Declaration of authorized warrantless national security wiretaps Independence to read: "Life, liberty and the on 148 persons last year and installed hidden right to sue." The "litiga tion boom" the current rush by microphones to eavesdrop on 32 others. Americans to sue over liability — may end up FBI director Clarence M. Kelley now contends he has the legal authority to order surreptitious either by breaking down the insurance system or by icIng many products out of the reach of entries 'burglari es ) in the national interest. comers, warns the Jcurnal of Insurance, a The Supreme Court and the Congress should bimonthly publication of the Insurance infor. end these practices if the executive branch refuses mation Institute. to do so. Our reading of the Fourth Amendment Thc medical mal practice crisis, which affects does not reveal that it provides for any exceptions. virtually every part of the country today, Is just the tip of an iceberg, writes the executive vice As a practical matter, the obtaining of warrants need not impede our counterintelligence president of one large insurance company in a symposium In the magazine's current issue. efforts in this country. "Today it is doctors and hospitals telling us And requiring warrants will protect the citizen they cannot afford liability insurance," says Ian against the kind of secret surveillance that can R. Heap of Commercial Union Assurance occur when federal agents do not have to answer to Companies. "Tomorrow it will be manufacturers anyone except th eir own bosses in the executive of Vital consumer products such as phar. maceuticals and foods. Downstream, unless branch. public expectations and demands change, few Th ree years after Watergate we are now fully aware of the abuses against constitutional liberty business activities will go untouched." Kenneth C. Tyler president of Truch Nit __ __- " -1. ____________ __ ____ 'S ____ 1. I ______ ___________ ct1" - P _____ _______ - ______ _____ _____ ____ - ________ _______ ____ ________ ____ - that are possible under color of the inherent powerwriters Assn.. recalls that when he entered the of the executive to' protect national security, insurance business in 1938 as an adjuster, claims H _________ . . — ___ N British To Free Terrorists His Shingle _ . ' FAIRCHANCE, PA. — As the only judge in town, James hare says he scrupulously tries to administer Justice according to the dictates of the community name. And his record indicates success. In 15 years as Justice of the Peace he has never had a threat on the bench, never been accused of corruption, and has rendered only three verdicts overturned by higher courts. Still, he has critics. "Judge," t hey tell him as they are being led off to the slammer, "I thought the name of this place was Falrchance." In addition to those under pain of 90 days in jail, Jim Hare ha., more Impassioned detractors. He is one of thousands of nonlawyer judges In America who are coming into Increasing condemnatlon by forces opposed to layman justice. Worried about the capacity of nonlawyers to pass correct judgments on complex legal matters, civil ri ghtists ha ve brought law suits to chal lenge the constitu tional correctness of nonlawyer judges. In some sta tes ci tizens are preparing to vote on the Issue. LONDON 'APt — The British government plans to end detention without trial in Northern Ireland and to set free all the 246 suspected terrorists It now holds there by Christmas. "Our aim is to dismantle detention," Merlyn Rees, secretary of state for Northern Ireland, told Parliament on Thursday. "II there is a full scale armed insurrection ts there was before, I will use the law." Official sources said there are now 1,363 special category prisoners in jail In the province persons convicted of terrorist crimes. ir - BERT COLLIER Turkey Reacts To Arms Half 14, ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Turkish leaders called a cabinet meeting today to discuss the refusal by the U.S. house of Representatives to resume American arms sales to this NATO country. Government sources said the cabinet will consider taking action against U.S. military bases here. - India Lets Reporter Stay NEW DELHI, India I API — The Indian government today revoked an expulsion order and allowed Christian Science Monitor correspondent Daniel Southerland to remain in the country after he signed a pledge accepting responsibility for what he writes about Indian developments. .. C . - More Self-Service ' -r_.1.1__...I r_ ijIUI. 41 qWI-44sk40 ?VI A iq What's the mailer, Ron — have they been rnesir ' with Nossen. again? Ii - .',., - -.-- - ----- - 1"I' - - I frPy.1,j - - -- I AIr k HEI,.%IUT SCHMII)1' _ — Pat O'Brien Taken Off ,\nr An a ly s is , - - - ' ' -- - -- - - - - - . ' _____ - '.' rg JULY 26 s. cPITA NOTES -- _____ - - - Hospital's Critical List CHICAGO iAPt Actor Pat O'Brien, who has been hospitalized because of an irregular heartbeat, has been taken off the critical list. O'Brien, 75, who played tough cops and kindly Irish p'iests in dozens of 1930s and 1940s movies, was admitted to Little Company of Mary Hospital on Tuesday. Doctors said he evidently did not suffer a heart attack, but they did not release a specific diagnosis. The actor was in critical condition early Thursday after his condition worsened, But then he improved, a hospital spokesman said. The spokesman added, "His vital signs are stabilizing but there is a problem with heart rhythym." He was removed from the critical list later in te day. Doctors said the actor, stricken with chest pains while appearing with his wife Eloise in a Chicago production of the play "Skip and Go Naked," was able to talk and was lucid. - Graham Opens In Belgium BRUSSELS (AP) — Evangelist Billy Graham has opened his Belgian Crusade with a warm-up meeting attended by about 3,000 young Europeans. The first meeting was held Thursday, with the formal opening of the crusade tonight at the Heysel Sports Stadium. It has a capacity of 65,000. The crusade, called "Eurofest 75," will last 10 days and is expected to draw 10,000 persons. I Reynolds: Fan's Gift Taken LOS ANGELES (AP) Actor Burt Reynolds has testified in a burglary-assault trial that a rifle and two watches were stolen from his home during his absence. Reynolds appeared as a witness Wednesday, the third day of testimony in the trial of Vaughn Greenwood, 32. Greenwood is accused of ransacking the actor's home Feb. 1 and of attacking two of Reynolds' neighbors with a hatchet. Shown a pair of blue patent leather shoes, Reynolds said they were his. Then he explained, "They were a gift from a fan. I kept them because they were so ugly." - -- Let Carrier Take The Heat Off Your Family FREE ESTIMATES W 41! 1,14 SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 100 N. Maple Ave. WEATHER ______ _ Operation Not Always Needed II Cancelled ,, 322-0285 I (I DEAR DR. 1,41.N111 My doctor says I have fibroids and wa nts to do a hysterectomy. I do not want to have this done :1 it can be avoided. What is your opinion" I am2 ;ln(l have to — .' 831-9774 INSURANCE AGENCY NOTICE Chil(irVfl. -- • Quotes - .2417 S. French Ave. II USSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 Lawrence E. Lamb, M.I). DEAR n1-:Al)I•:u lot of women with fibroids do not need an operation, but no set rule can he made, Lnd the decision to operate or not has to be individualized, Fibroid tumors are benign 'not HLilignaflt or canceroust growths of the muscular wall of the uterus. Usually there art' several small tumors encroachin" t.n each other to form it mass in the uterus. No one knows what causes them, but they are present in about 40 per cent of women over 50 years of age. The tumors get t he ir start (luring the childbearing years when the ovaries are most active and the most estrogen is produced. During a pregnancy the ovaries and p!act'nta form tinich more estrogen, and the fibroid tumors tend to grow more rapidly. They also can be stmmulatd to grow from estrogengivenasamiiedicineby pill or shot, After te menopause. when the amount of estrogen for. Rejected - E.Z. Payments - — - to f- - qrYp - - tr:it nt?i'r t 't h;j: t , ii struck between East and West, gi'i American officials are more promise of more under. than a trifle defensive when standings, such as a projected they discuss the declaration treat' to limit offensive nuclear weapons. that President Ford and leaders On a practical level. Presi. of 34 other governments will dent Ford will seize the oppor. sign next week in Helsinki. After two decades of proddtunity of the summit setting to talk to Brezhnev about yenlug, the Soviet Union will finally V iL 10 I h -ation and other oustanding gain acceptance of the postwar tues that are blocking corn. map of eastern Europe. In ik'tion of the weapons pact. return, the West mostly gets Unless they are resolved, 5omehigh.soundingbuttenuo Brezhnev's planned visit to "human rights" principles. 1.1 The document, which is not Washington this fall will be (IC. hived or held without a treaty .t legally binding, allows for signing. peaceful changes in borders. Moreover, in the Helsinki But this provides scant hope declaration the Sovie ts make that Moscow's hold on eastern the gesture of agreeing to give Europe will be relaxed and — 21-day advance notice of change will have to come from maneuvers involving 25,000 s'ilwithin the Warsaw bloc, the liUNlD BIt EZIINEV GEItALI) FORD diers or more within 175 miles way Romania Las achieved a measure of indepe'idence in its Iective security treaty was first by the relentless debate among of their western borders This proposed by Moscow In IVA. some 600 delegates over the applies also to Soviet troops in foreign policy, As for the human rights con- The West has tried to tie it to placement of a comma, the East Germany or elsewhere. Whether the document would cesslons, such as reunification parallel negotiations to reduce translation of a phrase. Mostly, of divided families and freer Russian ground forces in Eu- the United States went along restrain the Soviets from apply. ing the Brezhnev doctrine, the movement of "ideas," journal, rope. These talks remain with the tide. In the U.S. view, the result is self-proclaimed right to inter. isis and security, they also are stalled in Vienna, but Chairman not legally enforceable and de- Leonid I. Brezhnev will have his a political document that can vene in a Warsas bloc state, or pend on Soviet good will. To the declaration and 35-nation serve as a "takeoff" for tradi- from meddling in Portugal, is very end of two years of weary summit to crow about at the tional treaties that would make highly problematic. The most that knowledgeable negotiations and drafting of the 25th Communist party congress the human-rights provisions binding. More important, it U.S. officials elairii is that in. declaration, the Soviets fought next February. The Americans were never serves detente, the policy that tervention in Portugal's domes. for and obtained qualifications very excited about the confer- Secretary of State henry A. tic affairs would be in. and conditions in every liberal ence. Privately, the highest of. Kissinger has pursued through compatible with the East-West provision. The idea of an European col. ficials were sometimes amused the Nixon and Ford adminis. agreement. VFW Post 10108 and JULY 28 t't'tJJ irn __lI._.. Ai,iIjnrt. 'OUllLVUl a •i_i R I1).ó'I. U 1IL'IIUIIt Al,nhII... ISUUIIJIUUU3 IV1ILWUWi 1 TV 1011 1W, I..dCIUV1r) annual awards night, 7 p.m., dinner honoring Past Corn. (Closed 1201 W. First St. Refreshments. Open to public. mander Jack Benske and Past JULY 2840 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous President Nina Crouse, barGED test for high school becued ribs and corn, 7 p.m,, (Women) 1201 W. First equivalency diploma, Seminole Police Benevolent Assoc. ______ building. Community CQllege. To be eligible must be 18 and have JULY Z'7 American history, civics and Lions Club District 35.0 Americanism t'i. ('nrnmunicrn • . .U Forum, 24 p.m., The Forest on by July 18 Call SCC for location Lake Mary Boulevard off 14 of nearest study center. Annie B. Davidson, Orange hosted by Seminole Lions club. JULY24 JULY 29 City ADMISSIONS For newly elected officers in Brindeic t'niverslt National Jean Clark, Osteen distrICL Women's Committee meniSanford: berstup brunch, 10:30 a.m. at DISCHARGES Serena Barnes home of Mrs. Seymour Israel, Walter Batton 109 Greenleaf Lane, Altamonte Sanford: Osle G. flowery Springs. Mazie L. Burke ___________________________________________ James K. Card Louise Clements Lewis M. l)urak Yesterdays high 94. Over- JILY 31 Dorothy hl.. Ellsworth Elizabeth B. Dirt 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous night low 69. Gladys Hoffmann B. Oglesby 1201 W. First (Open-Speaker) Partly cloudy through Louella Jones Patrice Smith, Deland tomorrow. Chance of (hun- St. Karen 1. Munger Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona dershowers. Highs in the lower AUG. I John M. Hall, Deltona 90s. LOWS in the low to middle 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Lawrence Smith Florence K. Jenkins, Deltona lOs. Winds variable 10 mph or 1201 W. First St. (Women) John Wesley Deborah Magrath, Deltona less, stronger and gusty near Janet P. Sharp William H. Sanborn, Deltona t h u n d e r show e r s. II a i n AUG.. 3 Raymond J. Swallow Sr. Muscular Dystrophy CarJames W. Snyder, Deltona probability 50 per cent during Arthur L. Wilson nh'aI, 10 a.m., to midnight, William J. Theis, Deltona the day' 20 per ce nt at night. John If. Ileerts, Deilary American Legion Post 53 home, Oscar B. Vigh, Deltona EXTENDED FORECAST Sanford. Rides and 17 -92, Edward L. Cunningham, Iva Lou Griner, DeBary Partly cloudy with scattered 7 p.m., beginning Winifred W. Henson, DeBary thundershowers. Highs in the concessions; Enterprise Marion Fellabaumn, Deltona upper & and low 90s. Lows square dancing. Carpenter, mainly In the Ms. K. George At 11G. 4 Daytona Beach tides: high MEMOR _Deltona Program EaIuation and _ George J. Seith, Deltona 10:46 a.m., 10:58 p.m.; low 4:19 Helle Techniques course, for LavasherS. Williamns,Osteen a.m., 4:28 p.m. Port Canaveral: General l)ynan'ics Corp. ti)' conducted Mrs. Earnest (Emily) high 10:19 n .m., 10:37 p.m.; low i'iiiplo,&'s *lit of Sanford . 1 I ('ollee ________________________________ Watson & girl, Enterprise St'iasinok' ('omumunity 4:14 a.m., 4:2 p.m. our associate, Jack Cloherty: "It was my job to fiscated all the carbons and finally took the help them the riostal srvIc' asshnec1 nip" tvnpwyil,r rihhnn it"I t. ti iiv uvuiiy ueposnea them in a sack labeled "lop Secret Trash." Colby was asked whether past presidents With his little bag of trash, the agent departed knew that the CIA had been tampering with the under escort for spy headquarters in nearby ninils. "I don't think we can say any President Virginia. indiiidually knew," said the CIA chief. had any attorney general been advised of the WHITE HOUSE WHISPERS: President Ford illeg il operation? "Only (John) Mitchell, is our confided to friends that he hopes Israel and unp.- e,sion," replied Colby. Egypt will sign another interim peace agreement by the end of the month. . The 'Che i ppearance of the CIA director on Capitol liiil war, like an episode from a James Bond President also told friends he will go on vetoing movie. 3.- fore Colby entered the hearing room, a legislation that he thinks is Inflationary.. . We team ci dectronic experts swept the premises had a brief visit with the President last week. "I with sopI'Lsticated detection equipment to make always read your colimn," he said courteously. We said we hoped he enjoyed it. "Most of the sure there were rio hidden mikes. time," he replied diplomatically. . . Ford told Then Colby ('ok the witness stand, But In the cameramen that he found the Soviet-American next room, an Agent sat in front of an ordinary space spectacular "exciting." One cameraman looking briefcase throughout the testimony. The asked whether he would like to walk In space. briefcase as you may have guessed, was not at "Sure," said the Prealdent eagerly. "Sure". all ordi:iary. L u,tained mysterious gadgets, Ile couldn't resist boasting privately of the whick monifr( j t!,e airwaves above and around superior American pictures from space. The the nearing, horn. This was a precaution to make Soviet space cam&a, h, said, "was not nearly as ',ure the i 1,ini wasn't being bugged by a good as ours, I think ours was about perfect". longran,, /4ivesdropjer. The President visited the historic White house Afls,' holby left the hearing, a CIA agent map room after It had been redecorated. are' 1 1;L1med the clerk who typed up the "They've changed the map room all around," he p sulings. Page alter page. the agent con- commented. "Where are the maps?" - - By PETER ARNETT Indian diplomat as she watched the government mated 10,000 people have been Jailed because in New Delhi that Mrs. Gandhi will soon Al' Special Correspondent announcements interrupt "I Love Lucy," her they pose a political or economic threat to Mrs. nationalize the press, possibly publishing just The hungry masses don't seem concerned favorite program on India TV. Gandhi's programs — has alarmed some of those one or two newspapers. about India's tilt toward totalitarian governMrs. Gandhi's picture Is not on billboards in who initially supported her. The critics also doubt the continued success of ment, but many in India's educated classes New Delhi, but slogans praising her emergency Said a well-known Indian political scientist, Mrs. Gandhi's economic programs which have believe an "ivory curtain" is descending to cut rule are beginning to take the place of beer ads. "She does not have an ideological base, but an become the basis for her appeal to the masses. them off from each other and the outside world. Mrs. Gandhi's critics are drawn not only from administrative one. That's all very well to run a Radio and TV shows constantly feature "Everyone is petrified. We are becoming a the ranks of opposition parties but also from the place like Singapore, but not good enough for economic stories, and daily news programs police state," commented a British-educated business and intellectual communites which saw India. regularly carry interviews with eager shoppers New Delhi businesswoman, three weeks after traditional "With no grass roots part)' machine to keep who express joy processes of law and order swept for the lower prices. Prune Minister Indira Gandhi proclaimed a away in a few days. her po licies on the track, what e will get is the But the released stocks of goods that forced state of emergency and assumed neardictatorship of the cop on the beat." down are running out, and prices are "No one is sale from arrest today," said the dictatorial powers. Mrs. Gandhi's critics are also concerned about prices The businesswoman and others interviewed In descendant of a maharaja who runs a diamond harsh censorship that kills anything but fa. rising. Corruption is still prevalent, according to major Indian cities in the past three weeks cited buslncas. "Incurring the displeasure of Mrs. vorable news in the nation's press. harsh press ce nsorshi p, intensified police sur- Gandhi means ruin." nior government officials eagerly informed sources. The anticorruption unit Even se raided recently ljewe er's store and discovered veillance and denial of basic rights of assembly Some of these critics said they Initthily ap. interviewed thi. vpurter in major cities for millions of rupees worth of undeclared goods. and political criticism to back up their fears that proved her tough measures, particularly the news events in the capital or elsewhere. freewheeling democracy is dead In India. arrest of some leading opposition politicians who "Let's face it, all India radio and the "Hut we settled it all that night," the owner's "She is instituting a cult of personality, Just were calling for police and army revolts. But die newspapers are totally discredited now," son told a friend. "We paid the anticorruption like Chairman Mao," said an aging widow of an continuing crackdown on dissidents an esti- ronunented a high civil servant. Humors abound squad off JULY 26 Christian Outreach, hIram Towers, 9:30 a.m., coffee and doughnuts, 10 a.m., program with Mrs. Mary Hagerstrand of L)eLand speaker. Colby Tells How CIA Monitored Mails p ,tr4A 4pri - JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD I I — By BARRY .s''lIs'F:In Associatcd l'rcss Writer I A Puzz1ig P licy In testimony stamped "Secret" on every CIA's Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba a few days age,CIA chief William colby has described how earlier on April 17, 1961. the CIA used to monitor the mails. — The ('IA also opened the mail of certain Not only did he reveal details that were left "CIA employes and foreign nationals who were out of the Rockefeller report, but he admitted for the subject of Inquiries." Their mail was also the first time that the CIA had violated the law. checked to find out who was corresponding with "It Is my understanding," he confessed, "that them. "These mail openings and covers allowed it is Illegal to open the mail, first class mail us to stay ahead of the Communist state of the that the only Justification might be during war art hi chemical censorship and permitted us to under certai n special legal authtrity.' devise systems to safely communicate with our Here are the highlights of his secret (contacts) In Communist areas," explained testimony before a House subcommittee chaired Colby. by Rep. Charles Wilson, D.-Calif. — The CIA concentrated on monitoring the mail frurri the Soviet Union and mainland China. — Colby disclosed that the CIA is able to read mall without opening It. A secret chemical, But mall was also examined from North Vietnam, Cobs and other Communist countries. Most whose name we cannot reveal for security of these countries apparently use the Soviet reasons, enables agents to decipher the writing inside sealed envelopes. Colby swore, however, postal system to route their mail abroad. — The biggest mail-opening operation was that the CIA has used this magic, see-through centered in New York City. This was what Colby chemical only overseas. It was unnecessary to use It in the United States, apparently, as king as called "the East Coast Project," — The CiA gate is New York postal clerk "a the postal authorities cooperated with the CIA. $500 Christmas bonus totalling $3,000 for five The Rockefeller report mentioned that the years," confessed Colby, for "transporting the CIA had opened mail In hloaniulu, New as, mail bai to the area where CIA officers handled New York City and San Francisco. But Colby the mail." Paying off the clerk. Colby deadtestified that the CIA, in addition, had opened panned, "was an Improper act by the agency," tnail in Miami during the April 24-28, 1961 period. He refused to identify the clerk, However, 'e Apparently, this had somethin g; to do s ith the can identify him as Peter F. McAuley. lJ told - a - .% ruue rromise For Europe Map Acceptance' PLOPLE ••4 Many Fear I d'i'a Becoming A Police State Moultrie Loyal To K ng were relatively easy to settle. Most people When word was received at St. Augustine that choice to go with South Carolina, the colony of Intellectually, the argument Is a lair one. Even wanted to avoid lawsuits and their demands the Declaration of Independence had been his birth or stay true to British Florida, his Judge Hare admits he cannot keep up on the law were reasonable. signed, John Hancock, whose name led all the adopted home. as much as he would like: "We usually receive Today, he charges, the insurance system Is rest, and Samuel Adams, the Boston firebrand, He hesitated not a second. notification from llarris'iurg concerning increasingly being used for improper purposes. were burned In effigy on the Public square. Moultrie's stand was important for the future changes In the law, but the problem is when. Sen. Dewey l3artlett, the Oklabc*na Republican, touched a He Lays the blame on what he calls "the transfer All the officials gathered to watch the crowd of Florida. His prestige among some leaders ° Sometimes I get the literature six months late." nerve when he suggested that more self-service elevators be payment syndrome." in the flickering flames. Patrick Tonyn, the had come from the older colonies held them wi th Hare reca lls one time when he charged Installed In the US. Capitol. He thinks Congress should try to two governor, was there, probably wondering how him. For three years Grant had left Moultrie in people 150 apiece for the same save some of the $1 million a year now paid to elevator Another contributor to the symposium, many of the mob were motor vehicle sincere. He suspected charge of the colony. Although controversial, he offense. A few weeks later the state operators. Stanford University president Richard w wrote to tell fever of rebellion had infected at least some of had held dissenion to a minimum, him the fine had been changed to $100 apiece Not in the eyes of Sen. John Pastore, the Rhode Island Lyman, sees a vicious cycle at work here, Even though Gov. Tonyn saw rebels before his verdict, and ordered Democrat. It's unfair, he says, to pick on elevator operators — Confronted with limitations on their freedom the people, a few in high places. him to collect the There was one, above everywhere, there was an almost total lack of rest of the money, "Well, I wot'ld not even think most of them students working their way through college — or apparent injustices in the way they are s'isplcion. That was Jo hn Moultrie, lieutenant revolutionary activity. when th e Sena te just voted to Increase Its allnwee t for taff rcat of going back to the defendan ts to get the money, in society, people demand th at governor of British East Flnrida. "If there was one consistent Tory territory so I had to pay the state myself," :d di-' by $i million. "somebody do something," he writes. And In Of all those who had a dream of what Florida during the Revolution it was Florida, parThe dialogue has a point. What the Capitol needs besides United States the particular "somebodies" most Bv and large flare's decisions are not sell-service elevators is self-service senators and congressmen. often in a pcsltlon to "do something" are might be, John Moultrie came closest to making ticularly East Florida," said North Callahan ln his come true, his account of the American Loyalists, And momentou.s in nature. While there are some The problem is not only the kids who run the elevators, but &W m,embers of the legal profession. And the Withhome. him it was a cam of total commitment to (liarles; Mowat, another authority, wrote thr-t nonlawyers in America who sit in judgment of the other 20,000 congressional employes riding up and down with "something" generally involves further his new Drawn by the mild climate and "a!l the malr currents carried It (East Florida) serious criminal cases (a few nonlawyers serve them every day. regulation, further provisions for adjudicating fertile soil, he cut all ties with South Carolina. He toward the Loyal shore." on state supreme courts, as example), flare's disputes formally in short, further expansion brought his family, slaves and all his possessions As lic'u'enant governor, Moultrie may have responsibilities are minimal. As a J.P., which is of that same increasingly mysterious machinery of social organization that caused the grievance to a plan ta tion four miles sou th of St. AugustIie. helped Gov, Tonyn prepare the procla ma tion more modernly called District Justi ce, Hare It was like nothing else in Florida — indeed, in invi'.thg "those too weak to resist violence Of hears "all those little damn in the first place. o cases nobody else all the American colonies of his time. enfmies and too loyal to concur in measures of wants", traffic violations, minor family While Americans still have a great capacity "lie thought himself most happy and for- revolt" to come to Florida. It offered a secure disputes, zoning violations. Nonetheless, he Some nations in Southeast Asia are feeling insecure since for believing in legislation and regulation as the tiinate," says a biographer, "settled with a haven and land free of quit rents for two years. adds, "We do have power here, almost unlimited the Communist triumph in Indo6ina, and for good remon. answer to all social, political and economic ills, numerous, healthy family in a country to ther', For loyal John Moultrie, however, the power in some cases. We can dismiss actions, we 'surely it would be better for us," he concludes, most desirable, the produce of which enat'led Revolution brought his dream house down. When Whether they believe in the domino theory or not, the can stop proceedings from getting more serious. portunity now exists for Cornmtmlst (Ilna or the Soviet Union, "if we did not have to wait until the United States him to live clear of debt In plenty, ease, and so me England casually turned East Florida back to No doubt about it, if a guy wanted to be corrupt in or both, to expand their influence in that region in view of the becomes a stalemate society, in which everyone elegance." Spain after the fighting, Moultrie salvaged what this job, he could. Whether he's a lawyer or setback dealt to the United States of America on the smt litigates and nothing progresses." Then came the war and John Moultrie had a he could and sailed away. nonlawyer, I might add." Asian mainland. It is puzzling, then, that President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines should be taxing a course that stralni rather than strengthens the ties with the United States on which his country's security dipends. It Is hard to see how his plan to assert more national control over U.S. bases in the Philippines can do anything but diminish their effectiveness. BONN, West Germany (AP) in West Germany is likely to be It will be the first visit to West after the erection of the Corn- Hoot sit thw,n f or two hours 01 President Ford, who arrives marked more by shirt-sleeve German)' by an American iiunIst wall in the divided city, talks Sunday. here Saturday night on a 10-day informality than ceremony. president since Richard M. Euro pean tr ip, will find the Ford is to dine on a Rhine Nixon v is it ed Bonn and West Both Ford and Schmidt will "flj atmosphere simply has West German capital more con- River excursion boat and picnic Berlin In 196,9, a year after the changed," a Bonn government be going to ilel.sinki next week cerned with the threat of world with American troops at a Soviet-led invasion of Czech- source said, referring to the to sign a 35-nation document on economic recession than with small hessian garrison town. oslovakia reawakened West present mood of East-West tie. security and East-West cooper. the old uAd war fears of Soviet West Berlin, the cold war flash German fears of the Kremlin. tente. ation in Europe. Soviet Cornaggressslon. point, has not been included in Nixon was gi',en a rousing remuni.st party chief Leonid I. Unlike the emotionally his itinerary because of what ception in Berlin that rivalled But West Berlin is expected to Brezhnev will be in Helsinki charged Visits of past American were described here as sched- the one affcrded President John be on the agenda when Ford along with other Eastern bloc presidents, Ford's 37-hour stay uling difficulties. F. Kennedy in 1963, two years and Chancellor hlelmnut &'h- leaders, ______ Pennsylvania has not yet reached the lawsuit or ballot level of protest. Those tests currently are confined to Four states in the South and New York. But the issue here as elsewhere is pregnant. King of the road _____________________________________________________________ they see A number of lawyers object to wha t as "a risky simplification" by nonlawyer Justices. They claim the nonlawyers undermine confidence in the system through incompetence. Says ónelrn Pittsburgh: "If you're In trouble with your landlord, and he threatens eviction, would you rather have an i expert or an amateur decide the case?" IV JUVITS I 0 I LONDON (All) Dr. Roger Wyburn.Mason, who via inns to have discovered the cause and probable cure for rhewnatoid arthritis, says he first got the idea from a laboratory technician at Yale University. The 53-year-old British doctor, who was an associate professor at Yale In 1958, said the technician had worked nut a method of extracting a certain type of minute worm from soil samples. The method was to freeze a chunk of soil and surround it with a solution of body warmth temperature. The worms then left the chilled soil for the warmer solution in a process known as thermotropism. ,H&~H _ ,~', MONTREAL, Que. (AP) — A DO aircraft carrying more than 20 persons wa: reported missing early today in northern Quebec Province, an air control spokesman at Montreal International Airport said, The spokesman said seven search planes were looking for the missing aircraft in the Lake St. Jean region, about 125 miles north of Quebec City. St. Felicien Air Services, which owns the plane, said It had been on a flight from Matagami, Que., to Quebec City. Judge Ir - - The / - .04"p, For Missing Aircraft TOM TIEDE / \ Friday, July 25, 115-3A Germany Ready For Ford Visit IN BRIEF Search Pilots Looking _____________ \' Becom i ng WORLD IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Replaces Cold War Fears Recession 1'. This is the type of activity we'd like to see more of throughout the county, especially right here In Downtown Sanford. ________ DON OAKLEY off Iciris on their staging of a 'fun day' and we wish them all the success In the world. The nice thing abiul all this is there will be no admission lee, although food and drink items will be for sale, including hot dogs, pizza, corn-on-the-cob and soft drinks. Aug. 6 will be a big day In the City of Casselberry. That city is planning a good old-fashfr.ied 'fun day,'cornpete with parade, food, games and entertainment of all sorts and descriptions. Activity for the day starts at 9 am. with a parade forming at Casselberry Square Shopping Center on Semoran Boulevard and Winter Park Drive. The parade is.scheduled to end around 11 a.m. at Secret Lake Park. There will be a bicentennial theme attached to the 'fun day' with Seminole County Bicentennial Conunittee Director Jack Homer presenting the official bicentennial flag to city officials. There will be prizes for the best patriotic costume in the parade. The entire day's activities are being sponsored by the city recreation department, which would like to see it become an annual event. Talented entertainers will headline the festive day, including Life Unlimited Youth Singers, belly dancers, hawaiian dancers and Rogers School of Dance. Also on the agenda are square dancers, downs, acrobats, blue grass music and various youth groups. ~ !~ - -- --S --'p muatton is limited, the firuid gro%th tends to slow 'lawn. Man fibroids cause no s)lnptoms at all. This dependc a lot on their location and size, and this has a lot to do with the decision on w he ther to operate sr not. The small ones that cause symptoms can usually be left alone, particularly in 'oun oinan like yourself, until alter the menopause. You can have fibroid tumors removed witheut having the uterus removed. This is sometimes done when the fibroids interfere with pregnancy. Unless your fibroids are lang'.' and causing pressure symup. toums, are causing excesiv bleeding, or interfering with jregnalk'y, it is probabl salt' to let them alone. Since you are reluctant to have the operation, unless you have the symptoms 1 menBoned, I would suggest a consultation with another doctor before agreeing to having the surgery no ANYONE having or knowing the where. a'oouts of any Issues of THE SANFORD JOURNAL (1873.1914), SOUTH FLORIDA ARGUS (3anford Publishing Co. - 18841910), THE SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL (1885-1907) please contact Albert N. Fitts, Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, 210 Edwards Bldg., Sanford, Florida. a -- . Texas Instruments 1 Scent,('c hand held SRI I J I trllusij %csenhstsc p rfj Qua's roots, , S ... tt'I)'lS. feoptocals. , Hat constant Doss chain and U mud CekuLa1,on , ' eçiai S61 9' Geosg Stuart Special Puce 40929D a 1 Lo , , - -- , _ ',,-j , / ' .tJ ,'J. ' , ' , , sJIjgs OKK~ sll ' - Zi - -__--_ ---~____ "-' gcorgc stuart -au" Co ReIFA*-4 I_ :r_iT1i:!1i(' �Sanford, A-Ev.niiiç Herald, FrIday, July 25, 17S Fl. Adventist THE SEVENTH OAT AOVEHTIST CHURCH Foevt City--SR • 0 $'anTav u,er Atscsi? Pttiie LPII Hdefltofl & I A KvTh Satwda S,v,c,s Stricc. $abbitP • , 's$bI.ath SCIIeOI ' Wtd Ev PrayrMt.ø, ::: I I 7"/!f I :: OLIR 11:05am. C I Neiti Sati,mday Sicvc,s 'Ihe P.sI. ' )4a Wtd49j4 Ni,M - * ?:Np ROLLING HILLS . hii h . . _______ . O(JR NATION I .. .......................................... ..............•. ........ - ..• ....................................................: ..•.• - ...•...•......•....•....... _____ ______ - ____ _____ ___________________________________________________________________________ ______ _______ 4 . • . . tunes he rode the crest of tremendous joy; at other times depth ol the riches both of the _______ FIRST ASSEMBLy he too was in the valley of those wisdom and knowledge of ______________________ OF GOD CHURCH Cor 2I9 and Elm liv E Don Cii SundlyScho.l Mom n4n5 Wor$htp EvsnWorhsp 1417 5 SanhomdAvo, Baptist ____ II N a rn Wed 5.,, 7 3ipm £vsn,.hitic krv. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 2*0 F,rvnnt 5.Np V P E Wed. Ill A,rport Blvd Phone 323 4143 Jar,,; C VavgPrn r $(NI 1 Wofytl,p S.cvlc• Paytoc lIe m ,e hi 7 lOp hi Nurtemy Provided Jamiv P. Noodhom 11:11am 1155am 4:01pm 4Xp" WiduiiId.iy Bbl.. Class Chvrc*Traeruuig Evening WenJup Wed. EveniAg Service £veidlgw.qslsip . 4:Np.n 7:35pm •. . . WIlliam I Downey Slidly Schoel WerilUp .• - II Slam 1 CiltwchTraini.g Evening Wirtlup Wed Pie per Meeting I 710pm S.adl,Eve*lng limits. Who kno type groups oriented to norma- toward tOflditiOflS of ancient Live values of society and fanmi- l(wne, when minority Judaism j _________ 'ii~ ly. in the cults, stronger group and fledgling Christianity were cohesiveness takes the place of part of a scene dominated by the family and very author- the official Roman pantheon of naptist Youth Week officers (from left) Dan Mcintosh, Lewis Dorton, Jody Pickeus, Janet Thomas, and Don Beverly. itative leaders take the place of gods. Ellwood and Martin, who sor at the Melodyland School of meeting of the Religion NewsTheologj' here, says the cults writers sociation, including how muds begin always to undcrstar.d studvatheyouthofthechurch Lazrus." Robin Hodges, Martin, author of "Thc Kirg. The Sunday evening service Chris Ritchey led the group in vinity. Every indication is that as yet 1k dot's. if we did not believe at church leaders while helping to pianist, will accompany the we haven't even begun to really such tunes that there Is carry out the duties of adult choirs. Ushers will be under the be no actual sermon, but Doctrines. Tuesday's regular cults is that words undergo sued by l3ethany Press, note sharing their testimony. A short another study. Youth deacons makes for multifarious delini- false "Chrjsts" and "gods" tions of God, a kind of pan- the world moved toward Man is also limited by the (act and plan behind it all, we would the actual planning for the ushers, Dale Austin. dialogue entitled, "The Fool," met with the deacons at their theism or polytheistic theology consummation. Martin added that the scope of our wisdom certainly come close to despair worship Services to be held this Tom Foggtn,youth Ministerof by Carl Mays, a choral reading regular meeting on Wednesday that does not bear any relation "The massive proliferation 'f and knowledge is becoming so and hopelessness. We hold by Sunday. Education, will be presenting of several passages of scripture evening and the youth chair- to historic religion." cults would indicate we'rt . great that it is already more faith that Our God is a God who Youth Pastor, Jody PickCflS the chua-h program for the and a monologue, "Encounter man, Don Beverly, presided at :ti:" David L. Miller, associzt.' ' than any one man can digest does all things well, will be preaching at both the week. Youth Sunday School with God," by W. Frank Lay the meeting. Thursday D.fld professor of religion at S)T- 735pm Wed l'bliStvdp _______________________ 735pm Other Churches • ., Rev. Marvin 0. $eckw - SundaySdisul Mor1VngWPHp 1.".4 . -. a 7:35) in. .. Pests, .. .,_•- Rev. Daniel 0. lain SulIdaykOisol ngp MYFI&l$un r: ' - • . '' ' . g4" • .-d... ' .- O SANPOID 4:10pm CHRISTUHITID METHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve. Suniand Estates -- ___ 1.15cm. Pvmyer Misting Wednesday ______ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________ ______ _____________ ________ . 1151am. Ii 11am. lveniuig W.rslvip LI youth Minister of Music and enlisted youth teachers (or the experience. The public Is in- Haptist Doctrines continued r the shift in current "interest S iii ok e rs FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH leading the music and singing a the a'iuii,s to support the youth 5:45am, 3SilSan$ordAve liNe In liv FredM(Cl,ary 7:31pm. Sunday School MYF ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Btvd.LakeMsiwps Witherd Eldr'dge Patter ' ChvrchScte..I Morning Wiilep Evening Worship 7.Il.m 7:35 p in 7 IS p in ?.Np in FIRST PENTECOSTAL Aiprt Blvd. Wdlawn Avi _______________ 411pm .. Think of what God's atmiazing GRACE UNITED _________ ________________ I ISa in. usIa in ______________________________________ 4 ISp in - Interim Pastor Bibilitudy Evbngehst,cSiq,sc _______ _______ _____________________________ _____ _______________ ____ _______ Training delightful progressive dinner, the United States" and display acrs the country, noted the teaches us a lesson in faith and Week at First Baptist Church, Me," at 8:30 and a newly 'outh tin3e. Church • Hut it is also true that man's trust. God's dealings are often Sanford. The entire week has organized Single Young Adult I)in'rtor, likewise invites all to At the conclusion of the dessert a "semantic jungle" of reli- rapid growth of various closely 111am CHURCH OF LONOW000 Ill Orange SInoof liv £ Ruth Grant Pest., Sunup School II Na in Morning Worship II Ham Methodist S 1 J. leynion Patter I 11am 'Ira $.Ha in . ' u.n £ Pentecostal lAds Ave ill CI) Pirly Sirvc, - ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH lSlHeste,Ave PCi 322-4143 doctorate (so to _________________________________________ speak) in every subject. It has knowledge and technology 0000 SHEPHERD .1 . 7 lIp in Mssienary a tremendous array of scientific ' NYPS LUTHERAN CHURCH -: 11:51a.m. lAd holds ert Ellwood, a religious sociolo- Gods and Goddesses." Citing ancient cultural roots gist at the Ur'iversity of Southem California and a specialist of American democracy, he on new religions in modern cul- says, "The gods and goddesses ture. of Greece are our heritage. "Withdrawal groups," he Sooner or toter, it is they who will return." calls them, Some scholars suggest there lie says they diverge from the father." 0:111 in 3105 - 511am. I vaui,eI,vi,c Servicts I. achievement. Mankind has a dation front which and upon which lie might build. Klnder,erIen and Nursery ' -. £vangeIa,t ISN•m SvndapSchisl Il3W,flffipj Wwth)pSom, Sunday School Paste, Wed Praytr&B,bfoSt,d, - hwnan wisdomii and knowledge needs no books, no earlier Lake Mary. Fla THE REDEEMER _____ _____ 11:01am Pa.) Sinney I4IIeClass BAPTIST CHURCH MirniuigWotitup 1 I?SCrpvtaILakeDr Bible Study "The LuTheran Hive' and TV "This II till Evening Sirvice PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 4IWesf PALMETTO AVENUE SwldaySipool is. m lNp I N•m lit," __________ __________ -. . - •. Wednesday Ibi. Class MOlAulIgWoi'shop Riv. Raymond Crorker / EvangelIst lila in Pastir Evening Sirvci l)'N$m 411pm, 735pm l:Np m. ' _________ ___________ l35p in 3132 Prk Avet. Charles N Crump SVI'4IYWTRR Broadcast lila in God today is on "amazing 20th lIe does stand alone. lie Is Century man." And, to be sure, completely selI-suflicient. lie OF THE HAZORINE Luth eran 'I i Evangelist Morning WorshIp Rev k,nhethH,ti . LAKE MARY CHURCH \. CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Dr. Altamon$e Springs Sibliltudy JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Assonibl,Woc,lWp 1433 WevtFi,t5t, EvenengWocUsep George Galloway Past,, Wed. lv.olng Servic, Sunday Schol C lii 1:55 a m Mid Yteik Sifylci (Wed) I Np in Nurtery Pr.ieded or ii DfVICII 5 . 55a ,, -. OIJ Trvthy tor• Niw Day ____ _____ _____ _____________________ __ I I __________ g!ii.ffij ________ Of course, the emptiasis learning. Hut God is an island. Church Of Christ I4'55 11:55. in. lISp in. but judgments and his ways past Patti, S Mimn ng Worship Yev,thH,im Rt Curate Evangil,ttS.r,,ce Help Communec., Church School WTRR l:)OpmS,W,Ø$I,,cay, Deal.. Devotional 31 Pu-s 3 • 4LL ____ true in reslIect LI) Imuinan Sunday School IllS. Park TPiR,v CarIT Cannon 7 Np in. 11* Airportglv 735pm DsvgIly 0 tIhoti Thiliv LirsyOjq Patter lila in Sunday School Mira.iigSiqvec, Eveniuig Service Pre,,r 3143 SanlevdAvc EpI5c0paI 1 GOp m Cot tItliSt £OakA,t Nvniry Open a'. ____ I CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH • lip in 3 a •• - are OF T)4[ IIAZAN(IIJ. HOLY CROSS Chord, Traen.nq EiinWotU$lp Wed Prayer Sirv,ce unsearchable 1 Np m, 1.34, m. - __________ ______________ _______________ ____ finding out." In these words, been said that "No man is an I 41i II Ode m Evening SecvIce 1155am Np m Sun lvi WOrylup _______ ____________ ________________ ________ His Sun HYPS FarnlIp Nlht Service Gods ' ___________ ________________________ _____________________________________ ____________________ New ______________________ __________________ ____________________ * overflowing with awe and wonder at(;od, he sings a hymn teginning to discover, God (if praise, and says, "Oh, the knew already when lie created (ll.'pth (if the riches and wisdomii it. Few iiien can master more and knowledge of God, how than one branch of learning; CHURCH OF 000 GENEVA CHURCH N3W,3?ndS1ri, OF THE NAZARENE Rev J.TPjlly Piltor St It IlOinivi "CPIUCIOIO4HIV"WTRR liv A £ Grim MomnEng Woryhp It Ha hi SVI Wimihip II:Na a Min.it,, SlIm Mi,nn *octhip MornffigW.rype,p ______ r5e that we are just Dc. Harold Harry Svnd.y School 111W Ciflman SvndlyScho.I All the many things ______________________ ____________________ Christian 13 IS a 155pm Don Shock Svnday School Pmmact,,r,ç a *oryrip Shar,.,1 & Pro()a,nti God! " of low spirits C )i.m Cults ' ____ and knowledge of God. "0 the IS I 'Ii S,a.vdi p SChool .. ••.•; • •.: However, says St. Paul, r Paulhadhisupsanddownstoo. From his letters we see that at consider the amazing ii' m •::: Mimns w.rs. .'-:-:•:-:':•:-:-:-:•:•:-:•:-:-:-:.:•:.x.:.:.;-:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.: ... czwryingtheweightolthe world which precedes it. M0RAVIAW CHURCH JvttEaef.fIatelsIat, :• Mmlviii l Iet JaMto MIn.(IOc ::: KIiflHwI(tlCr$•h Assembly Of God U.S. ANAHEIM, Calif. (M') - multidemoned China, in sorcefl sgod" are multiplying in ry, in 'neW religions' and many America. In contrast to the tra. other meaning systems hitherto ditional monotheistic view of foreign." College students now demand one universal God recognized through events of Jewish-Chris. "massive and total access to all hiztory, thcrc a ris1 -- ' " of mon. Eaztern and primitive and Western, mixed polytheism. That Is a conclusion drawn modern, heretical and orthoJ these days by numerous reli. dox, mad and sane," he writes in a book recently issued by gious and social analysts. It's apparent "in the prolife. ltarr and Row, called "The I WI our Iiuulders. The apostle _______ Seek the world And there are those people; cacti generation is other tunes when we feel we are dependent upon the generation • I I 4. - we (eel we are sitting on top of person is dependent upon nUier : P'iypm Scrv,c, 4. - •I We all have our ups and singlehanckdlv. Further, man ______________ •:: \ Risng •• 7'9pm Moravlan II 05i •• v ________ (IOWflS. There are times when is limited by the fact that each I 0 0000 u U I Comic 7Th 1 Elm ' ___________________________________________________________ ' '•" : W,d.Prlv.rMiot THC SEVENTH.Oay I of the Redeemer 4S am. •: Mi 4svW.nki IPWSIiILUIV• :: IvW•aip . The Lutheran Church put., j. u. F.rr.st : Svndav$thosI 1 e. m lflS-7A . .::• I fly REV. Kit. IIEUSCIIIA( U. Sanford Ave. : Friday, July 25, '1 FIRST SOUTHIRN METHODIST CHURCH : C()!JP1t/IIT}' Co / \/¼j :• ADVENTIST CHURCH Pa s to r I j/:" //()/)f ' :: Herald, Sanford, FL • Methodist :: Evening ___________ So t,thesr traveled to Longwood for an traterrestrtal life, in Hindu In- K i c k H a b if Pastor lOam PngWor'JØ item Bible ttdy Twos Eve Yootft Service Twes Eve 710pm 35. die prematurely from cigarette caused diseases, American Lung Association of Central Episcopal bishop has sent an to ueal with matters relating to Past,, lila in 11:lIlm 751p.m. explicitly angry letter to those the Philadelphia event and its I involved in th controversial aftermath. ordination of 11 women as "If I sound angry, it Is be- report. Wednesday Ms,$ng Prays, -- HOlINESS CHURCH SilPartAyenvo Dr JayT Cesmat, Pastor Morning WItsJIip Sunday School 5:15 a in ;lSa,m. Morning Wership lt54'.ffCiStr.is Wed Prayer Service 4:21p in WOrship ,. ' , .. .• - -. - . ' 735pm 7:35pm, 7110ab Ave., Sanfori Rev. Kenneth Millir #,f.. I *,"'.: - ".'- ..'-"-' .' . _____ tile Ptd Office) SR 427 £ Church St.. 755p.M. Lan,, Pta. lain., I:$&l3Ma. Rev Rv5hCp9laj Pastor 4-lp.m. •,i ,., 3:41p.m. Sunday Lecture £ Messages Chhstiartity gives a man solid footing for his faith in God and in himself. To achieve the full potentkjl of our God-given talents is primary: to fulfill every dream is The Church prorrwses no man earthty success. But it helps to appraise the gifts God gave us. to use Christian Science Sr-pt.rei S-,inceeJ II Na Saturday Mens Breakfast Oak Ave & led St Rev Kenneth W MuIlci, Ministers liv A F. Stevens S Ia m lillair, said of the death June 24 of THILAKRMARYUNIT,n PIISIYTIRIAN CHURCH Minister 150pm Sunday Church Schisl $S:)5-IIa.m. 11:55am, 735pm Mooda Tueday Mites' Seceadltreet ta.day Service & taadiy$dweI We*wsdaySorvlcs Wodnesdcy5 ,, and Raymond Avenue 11:11am 7:35pm Sv'day$d*ol 1 "+ (b)+'' f • , • at • l-)Sa.m ,,,, Rev DirwinShea NWwy&Kind.,gart,n 10a.m. to 3p.m., at Art Brown, directly so, of the consequences somebOdy. Golden Speaks Besides citing Bishop No2562 Park I)i', Holy Cross of your ecclesiastical dis"Yesterday's Today," a Attorney James T. Golden obedience, and you have a right land's death, Bishop Wolf said will be the main speaker at two in his letter that at the New singing group of young people to be aware of this." Rev. Carl T, Cannon and his community churches this Bishop Wolf's letter said York meeting he "became from Paint Beach Gardens, will Bishop Noland had been on the •tware of some lesser Prices the present a concert in the sanc• hiu1y will be hotiuct'd itt U Sunday. At 11 a.m. service at way to attend a meeting of the church has paid for your eccle- cuary on Aug. 1, at 7:30 p.m. farewell luncheon Sunday at s. James ÂME Church, he will ""bishops' advisory council, siastical disobedience," in- Coach Pigott, a former Holy Cross Episcopal Church address an Appreciation Day made up of heads of the cluding various major cx- member, is bringing the singing following the 10 a.m. service, service that signals the corngroup. The public is invited to Father Cannon, curate at Holy pletion of a new parsonage. church's mine provinces and of leads Paste, ll:llsm. Sundip SctiesI Mot,WngWorslWp Wer'ship ISlam 1115am EveningWevstup lNpm ____________ 5- ' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible __________________________________________ SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes At WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARK ETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PRINTING CO., INC. A & P WEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovldeo, Florida WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes LTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Stahm 200 W. First , I - , TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff " 'Itales, Route 3; Teresa Anne SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ___________________________________________________________________ (1 BAPTIST ImWmorh lapses s Church. Ovid. Calvary laptiJt AiNhibly. III ISinthid 0i1a. Otib. Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Lake £ ltd. Lit, Mary NogeSaphstChvucn,4e,sI,5p Csmmunit,f'a.se,,ror,,,C.t, Ntwlet. Calvary MissIonary Baptist, I'NW 13Th St NywSalen, Primdiv,B.a$)$tChetch, 111W 17th55 Nq Mt Zion Baptist Chwrt,h. 5734 Pear Ave Ravls. Pan Baptist Church. 7743 b )WCi St Pv.pt.'s BaptIst Chapel. 1)51 * Firs) 57,,,., Sanford Prairie Let, $lpt,tt, ldg Rd F,,., Pe, Q9( M5y.Aa,, hit! Chuecmi Minip lecuid S.h,ieh Massia.irç Baptist Church. Wrst Sanford Surdam.d Baptist Church, 3434 Pplm,fl, St JamesuIssmonarysaptiytchvr(h,5t, 4l1.Ost. St Pavl Baptist Church, III Pine Ave , P 31!It Ct'u'" £'C S.mn'ta li,d Central Iept.sl Church. 1311 Oak Ave Chvlv*ta First lepti.i Cieaswafer Missionary lapSed (hunch, Seutirw,sf If Eiderlymnqllaptistchsvrc's.O*dOctaMsRd lslinterAve First Baptil Church, 15 Pork Avg. Pri,ng,twp Baptist Clrt - Attirninte IpeffiSs. It. 134. £flaMonTi Spntnptegt Missionary Baptist, Il'S, & Cider .'st CNurC 54 Ooneva Welkom Chap.) Missionary Baptist Church. Mitt £ WIlliam St.. ANa.nd, SprIngs Flrstla$iitCPeureiluILang.sed.Ce, Churcillorted First Baptist Church.) SamiLaM. Springs Fvrl %Ivlih Miip y Baptist C?tvtch. III W tIlpi St Church *1 the Nativ.ty, Lake Mary AU Souls Catholic CilsucA. Ill Oak Aye, Santer,. Put City Baptist Church S ltfoI Missionary CM#cb 7Th St £ $,div Au Lhue. Bldg. Longused. P1k ., Bethel AN E. Church, Canaan H,ts Ceslelberry Cansmnuswty United Methodist Church, Hwy. 5,53 & Pliiey oge R. Cass.Iberr-y Church, s1 Christ Pacla Church .4 Christ. W 17th N,rttti4 Church ii ChrIst, a Haven Dr.. M.ltlamid Firyt Unittd MetPdtl Churth lIt Pa,k Ave F,,yt Methodiym (lurch it Oviede First Sgeit,r. Mothcdist Church. 41 Sanford Ave Free Methodist Church, 1*5W 4th St CHURCH OF GOD Geneyr M,ttled,st Church, Geneva Church Cf 001. 113 W. 32nd SI Grant Cp i5.41 I. Church o', Church.) God Misiio, Intftprl Upsala Ciinmnity Presbyterian Church, Upsala Rd Paola Wesieyaa Me$ho411, RI. ic W. at p,) Ch.fueta Cimmunity Church Church •f 0.4. 1441 W. 14th SI. St Jarcnts AM.U. m at Cypress ChvtChetO$d54Pvephecy,'j,veS,EtmAv, St. Pa&s MethodIst Church, Oiti RI. Enterpri.a Church et God Uassn. E'1epr, Rvscvs Chuuh ol God. 57KW 17th St . Sanford Satan. U.4tid Mithodist Church, Tamp First Fed. Simian •i.g. Altanwoiw. l.'u CHRISTIAN t-nt CPWII7CIn Church, t55 . 5onfig ,. Christian Church, 123 W Airport Ilud HsrThi4e Chr.sta Church, ?)sda Hav. Dr.. MaiIad LUtHERAN At,ni,tn LVSM7aA cb, ,,, Dr Geld Sheph,rd Uni?id LuThenin. 3100 5. OrIa.ede Dr Lvtherp* Church if Presidene., . . . COIGREGATO.IAL M.ssi.ah Lutheran Church, Glden Days Dr I tiny. 17,3, C.asskikrr, - ------ -- -- .-.-------.-------- ________ . -. - ' WE WILL REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH 5G FOR EACH BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECULI Absolutely P40 AlCOholk Beverages Doctor, lie has recently opened Served TYPICAL SUNDAY BRUNCH MENU SELECTIONS INCLUDE: _____________________________ AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE - .Scrumptous, NOW! " One Say farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, delicious home fries and toast, Ofl)t) - - '' They formerly served as ,tibl,s'ti000' trust TreeseSAsde lit's' . Skr,bb.q'tioos ______ - , 1)stingiished Students at the - t high age youth. Hours are: Calif. arid Seattle, Wash. Prior Cola SIBW, cottage chess., Roast with Broccoli, Cauliflower, baby potato dressing, rare roast beef, carrots, green beans, urns salad, Inixed turkey apple sauce, toSsed salad, beef and cabbage, fresh candied yams, mashed assorted dmsings, deviid roast p*rk, leg of lamb, with fruit, macaroni salad, chopped sirloin, fresh others plus our fine gravies potatoes, yellow rice, and sauces. ___________ , Unit. $4) W I'd - I _______ _______ College, the men's liberal arts _________ __________________ _______ - . ''- p - Noncom ,A,vard z __ - Central Baptist Church will Week, July fl-August 3. Nightly Fuhrmann Ill of Sanford, has SGT. C'.. FLHRMANN 0 T--,,' ) - 0 will be in charge. ', received special recognition at ...c, 3. O il 102 P.M. EACH SUNDAY BEVERAGE EXTRA 5 ______ Centra' Baptist - . 8 p.m. to midnight. Mrs. Helen -- $ 1 _____________________________ _____________ _________ ________ ______ ______ Sergeant (ets BRUNCH SERVED FROM ______________ youth Bible study); and Friday, for the National Sunday School Bistline attended Richmond undergraduate division of the Canaan City -. the ____ ', poSh, krmiin.i, High khisl) First Pentec,,ta, Church e1 Longaj-o.4 First PPnt,c.stai Churth ci Full G.sp.t Tabernact,. 37)4 Ce.untrr Club Mt Olive HSlinft (Avid. Oak Hill RI, Ote,. Sanford Alilanc. Church, lilt S. Park Ave SanfomdCon,e,ati.naI54J,4,,.,w,,, 'SiW.ernSt The Salvation Army. iiow. -... Sunday Se)il workshops and remainder of the summer for Christian Education Directors Bistline of Longwood has been Holy Trinity Churthof 00dm Christ 1$1iMange,,,t100 Ay Thu Gospel Churth.404q 5' Andre, P'e,by$iit* Chvsth. CIII Beer Lake Rd join ______ _______ three nights a week during the Rolling Hm'ts Mora,Ian Church, Att,in,nt, Sprtmig Ft Presbyterian Chvr:*s .4 Delary, E. Higs4amid Cinvenant P'ftbytersan Chwrdu. 37715. Or31nde On. -.-----------------.--.------ Fuhrmann Jr. lives on Rt. 1, Fellowship hall. The theme Is of this kind and conducted 01 H on 0 is List First Born Church.) the Living 004. Midway PRESBYTERIAN Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church sv I$,s Lutheran Church, Rt 42. Sieva and the annual talent show will Bina Townsend of Fresno, Ills father, George E. be presented tonight at 7:30 in Calif. They have held crusades Fern Part Our Lad, ci lye. Lekis Cathoic C)'v'cye, 12i5 Mj,,,.iI,en. D,lipni will attire will get In for half price, been convention speakers in Cliwclis Jitss Christ.) Len.. Day Saints, 331$ Pan A,e Fern Part Geneva Church .1 the Nalare.., Geneva Cemmunity Center Lab, blary Church f the *allren. Lake Mary Blvd Lab. Mary Long'.e.d Church ef thi Na,av,mt.. Waymas & Jessup Longwooj Cenor,satis..l Ctireshan Church. 3431 Park hawaii. The summer youth program nounces that the crusade will be wearing red, white and blue Chapel, Camp S.mon,j,. Wflly,s Pall Rd Labs Minve Chaps, Orangi Ilvd Lake Kinøons Hall .4 Jehovah's Wotnes, Lake Me he - lit E Church, 044.. £ litis All Wiirrensburg 1 Mo.) State College and the University of is in full swing at the church conducted by Carlon and Lou Ave. SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST O.kpr., Mathdif Church, Ovieds p.m., Pastor Roy lIartiern an- a law office In Sanford and is an i)ay i,ingle, 312 lake Blvd.; Terwllleger, 2519 Hiawatha Westminster Presbyterian Church, Red lug Rd. Casseiberry Ails. All lasts Episcopal Church. E Deary a e Emtte,pr,s. Chf,at Episcopal Church LOnqwd Hily Cress Episcopal, Perk Ave at 49, 5I SI Mary Migadals.. Camelic Church Maittsnd Ave. Astanion*, ' Seventh Day Advint,tt CNV,CPI. Matlend Ave. AItam.ns, Springs Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church, 7th, & Elm wit,, Springi Sivemith Dip Alytmifist Chch, 5 Mass i NAZARENE Mt Zion Missionary Baptist, 5syj A N.apt.st • EPISCOPAL St Lugurtini Catholic C5vrh, Sunset Dr near leSion RI, Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. 1431 W. First St Her-tilted. Baptist Church, Cilulonia entry lap ,yI Clivr(b Neil, 04. Enterprise Masd.,i,a Mit.sa. lutist Chord,. Oak Hill Rd. Osteon Morning WIry Baits! r,bufch, Geneva Hwy Mt. MotedI Primsiin l*$,st, Ill) t.icvsl lvi. San$'d Ml 04,,, Misi44i1ry I-epS,vl Church, S-&"Lom'ds Spring. Rd. _______ lea, Lake Unit05 Me'bst Church S00thSemlnoleChwchelChweyt5I,,Lak,H,llRd ChwcheiChfust. 435 Palm Syi.ugsDr Altemenfe5pgs Church .1 Christ. Geneva member of the group. Charles Swaggerty Jr., 202 OaklandAve. and John Edward Masks Presbyterian Church. isis Palm Springs Rd. Aflaminfe Spgs St. Ann' s Catholic Church. On-q.00d T,ail. Delanp F.rt Iiptyt Church.) Odes. h Cburdh.4ClelslatLab(Il$Sn U S il-SIN Casselberry Church.) 0.4, Ovid. T,uipi. Baptist Church, Pal. Spn.g, Rd. Aflamente Springs rent Baptist Chord.) METHODIST BarmieSt United Memorial Church. E. Delary A vi Enterprise Altamonte Springs, is a 7 to 8:30 p.m., Aug. 4-8. A 1961 graduate of Seminole Heath, 2420 S. Bay Ave.; Phyllis high School, he attended - CHURCH OF CHRIST Church 1 ChrIst. iSl3S Park Ave. 3 straui')3t A averages during the exemplary conduct, duty will present a concert at the dren's Crusade to be conducted Administration, He is a 1974 by the Calvary Assembly graduate from the University of spring quarter certifying them performance and leadershIp. 7:30 p.m. service. One of ( for the Presidemit's Honor Roll. 'fl sergeant is chief of an Air church's college age young Church, located at 1918 Miller Florida School of Law, where people, Miss Elizabeth Mengel Ave. Sessions will be held from he received the degree of Juris The' include: Judith Ann Force Post Office at Naha. _______________________________________________________________________ ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pint Asembly .4 God. 77f$i £ Elm CHURCHGOERS Sunday Brunch charge of local arrangements. duties as vicar of the Holy congregation of Allen Chapel Family Church in Pine Hills ÂME Church celebrating "an \ug. 1. Replacing him here will Evening of Spiritual EnterLo ca I Briefs Corn mu n ity be Rev. Perry Collins. tainment with Sacrificial ____________________________________________________________________ Giving," a yearly event noting Methodist Naha All, Okinawa. Local Students Calvary Assembly the anniversary of Choir No. 1, Futirmann, son of sIrs. . of Allen Chapel. I"uhrmann of 219 Crystal Drive, The Agape Singers, a young On Prexy 's List A native of Daytona Beach, Songs, stories, puppets, was named Outstanding singing group from I)e'atur, GAINESVILLE - Five Noncommissioned ')fficer of Ill., will sing Sunday at prizes, giant flash cards, kazoo Golden is a 1970 graduate of - Sanford students were among the Quarter for the IJSAF Community United Methodist choir, and sermons bya cartoon Stetson University, DeLand, the 1,000 undergraduates at Postal Courier Service Pacific Church of Casselberry at the character, "Flannel Floyd," where he obtained a Bachelor's ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Flu. Howard H. Hodges and Staff DEKLES' Mel Dekie and Employes the church office or Mrs. Sch- adversely affect the non. _____________________________________________________ attend. Mrs. Ashby Jones Is in Cross, will be assuming his new J.C, PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff on the ecology theme, All buildings Available medical community children are invited evidence indicates second hand to attend, smoke cnntains potentially That is a part, by no means dy and he had to let off anger at conduct a car wash Aug 2, front Central Baptist Church. Corner Ceunty Clii Telephone 2 will be "God, Me and the World urge passage of a bill restric- The meetings are open to the is directed by Mrs. Nancy plane crash if you had not done showed a "Iwrson overwhelmed preceding the concert, The Youth of the church will Baldwin, Music Director, public. what you did in Philadelphia. by sorrow and a sense of trageUPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lnis,wesd Flo,idi 33741 Saksdai feature a variety of numbers by Baptist Theological Seminary, the Christian Outreach meeting 7 10pm Tt'.i Ar.n Thijgicj Golden and his wife, Evelyn F'aye, presently reside in grade. Mrs Charles Schmidt, Lung Associations throughout Bishop Iveson H. Nolanid, of said "it's a very pathetic letter, director of the group, says that has tier Masters Degree in Sanford. Coffee and doughnuts Altamonte New Orleans, in International an airliner Itthan saysanything more about crash at Kennedy else,"Bishop Wolf they will also sing some Voice Education front North will be served at 9:30a.m. and Community selections taught them by the Texas State University, Den- the program will start at 10. . rPor Rev. Fred K. Iseli will be A covered dish family night a locally known accompanist hlagerstrand is a former nurse, Maine, one of the three responsible for Iveson Noland's , SANLANOOUNITEDMETHODIST Sm.sida'j 535am. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and vited to oterve. Mrs. Mary Hagerstand of the women ordained in Phila- well for the kind of leadership group will share experiences of Therapy, a group counseling the trip. technique, He is completing his delphia last year and to the we have." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fimily Night 5pge adults still smoke, but among teenager it's one in four. a.m. to noon for children age second hand smoke is gaining State lead 4)4 Sunday School women, called the letter "a low thCln sang in Poland on a good Davis of Sanford. I Morning Wsrsitip Morning WorshIp Nursery wildly Children five yearof age and Technological University of year afterserving as pastor of a and millions are trying. It is he group of 25 voIces will Mrs. l'atiicia Lacey of Fort younger must sit with parents. faculty of Seminole Community years. The Rev. Betty Bone Schiess, Implications, i Na in 510pm FIRST UNITED Ill Part Ave. LN F. king pests, M4rlling Worship 5:351 Sundaykhool 'ISam. UMYP 1:35pm. Ma.. Prayer Ssoakfest 34435 ParkA,, 112.1$.. Feliewsilep M.nungw.rg,ip Wed Eve labieStudy Several recipients - have ii & Nursery Veuffi Group : - " 1Sj ki',st,q &thrt.ng S.e-ik,. Inc. SuathuL %jrI.i CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Sunday Clivecli SChool Wed. Bible Study £ Pray,, 5er, 7 34 p in Fiiit Wednesday FsIlowsba• How close this comes to a fundamental conviction of the Church! I pin. 5311 fla in UMYF ASSI. Pasts, S.C. V*IMiu Sea. Mass CeaI.ssfoes. Sit Assist. Pai', Service, with classes 4ev all ages ' We know bOi'S on their way up - and men on their way down. . . and fellows who have gone about as for SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Ple, Ru A Clarke Dean Ctv?.1i tr'ie! 1 boseba ALL SOULS CATHOI.lC CHURCH II CI Hwy. & Lake Mary Blvd Casb.,,y Rev. William PicketS • p-1 of Louisiana's bishop in'a plane days after the airliner crash in at 7:30 p.m., at the First United private voice will be taught. COVENANT METHODIST CHURCH - j• 3 -v Tuesday NightHim.MinfonS.rv. Wednesday Niplit $ebiiSts,dy Fr3ay Night- COMMUNITY UNITED - •- Saturday Night-Ruby Catholic Fr. S. K. Sillaje - F Ovryis, Molvee Ruby L. Wutsen Pastor Su,nd•y School 11:05am n-s a in. 7 - cla&-sestn voice training, music IS ,v4?Ia check a'4 ,CP*k Call or visit one of these Arab Lawn-Gird AMERICAN •CANCER Ph. 323-1700 Sanford 700 French Ave. _____________________ QuaIity Inn North -., (: F_. �Creams Can't Add The Wanted Inches u 1 U UC " - uti !JagoII J11!U! A 11Elri. are a lo t of hoarse eopi e in 3Ufl Tora ro a CJy. 'There C 11,, io,tID ri y ads 1111 1 Y Vi.i,ic — DEAR ABBY: I'm a 14-yearold girl My problem Is that I am flat, and most boys go for built-up chicks. I know you are going to say, "Wear padded bras," but where will that get Trw, ORMOND BEACh— harry Smith, superin. I eat everything that is good tendent of the Sanford Recreation Department, ' I No DEAR ,BB" u. Iicsh fruit, arid said not to worry about it; no problem. vegetables, and milk, but it all exchange on fancy church "They're going to win two games and then goes to my stomach, thighs and weddings for yvIng COUPIO they're going to the state," he said Thursday who have been living together. butt morning and there was not a flicker of a smile I am always cut down You're right; it 13 in POOr taste indicating he might be harvesting a white lie. cause Fm flat I have to wear and an unnecessary expense tu The Sanford Junior League All-Stars, the children's clothes because I parents. "they" referred to by Smith, defeated Ormond have a 30 AA bust AM my hips it is also a rip-off of the gc-ests Beach twice by a 54 score Thursday night to win are 3l.Iam5'l" and weigh 95 Invited to the shindig, since the District IV Junior Major League Baseball pounds. ' ' Tournament at Ormond Beach, they are supposed to show up I see Stuff adveitised 10 with gifts In band to avoid This morning Smith said, "There are a lot of magazines, but I haven't sent rupturing family and friend hoarse people In Sanford today." f or any because, in the W relationships. The victories for Sanford came the day after place, I don't we how creams the Tallahassee Senior League All-Stars, the I don't care if young people can pat inches on y and, in the ecxid, my Mom want to kick over my traditions. try to ropers all the mail She would but I think they ought to Liii fl)C if she knew I was em live with the consequences. thinking about anything like The traditional wedding, and , () Or Die that. the party after it, has always - I t WOMEN Eitrrq Hera, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 25, 1t75.—IA Ch'i6 1dren's look better in elothei. DEAR ABBY: My daughterin-law runs her house without any schedule or system. She is 31 and so Is her husband. Their children are 2 and 4. They eat when they're hungry and go to sleep when they're tired I told t hem nicely that they shcuid get on acme kino of schehile, but they paid no attention to inc. I also sent them a bock on basic child care and nutrition, but I haven't seen any signs of their having read It. She puts off the housekeeping chores that almost every homemaker does routinely. She just plays with the children and dresses th em like dolls, forgetting that balanced meals and a set routine are important to good heal th. Please tell me what to do. My nerves get shot every time I go over there and see what is going Benefit Zoo Mtxxionte Springs Qildren's Workshop will present 'Tiger in Traction." a rnwkal cxneify by Gifford Wingate, at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Aug. 8 and 9. Curtain time will be at 8 o'clock on Friday and Saturday evenings, with a 2p.rri matinee on Saturday. The Central Florida Zoo will benefit from the donations that will be taken at the door. The cast will also perform at the Altamonte Mall on Aug. 2, and at the Winter Park Mali on July 26. The rnncal is directed by Donna Tlerney, founder of the WoodIands Little Theatre. Donna will be assisted by Bernard Gurmnski. The musical director Is lea-old Lynn Rober, of I4xlgwood. The play focuses on the Tiger, who escapes froni the zoo and hides in a children's ward at the hospital. It is a wild and funny show, both for children and adults. Cast members Include: Glenn Burhans, Don Harnmel, Gregg Phillips, Cathy O'Rourke, Paul Wilson. Chris Hammel, Angela DiVello and Chipper Laig. r DEAR MOTHER-IN-LAW: Be kind to yourself, and don't go o ver there so often flit upmets )On. U your son isn't aware that his wife needs straightening out, let It go. You've dose all you can. THEY STRIKE MODEL'S POSE A Service. Speed 9.6 HILDA RICHMOND 574-316? ueen Fabric Care Centor Del tona [Corner ls?& Sanford Ave. Next to Faust's Drug Store L '4 Ir J -- . .. 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Orioles 10, Brewers 7 Jim Northru p and Doug DeCinces drilled run-scoring doubles in a f our-run sixth inning, triggerin g Baltimore to its vic tory over homer-happy Milwaukee. The Brewers blasted five ho mers, including flank Aaron's 743rd career shot. The Or ioles were losing 4-2 when a walk to Lee May tr iggered th eir winning rally in the six th . Northrup dou bled home May and took th ird on th e relay throw from the outfield. Th en he scored on a wild pitch by Pete Broberg. Tigers 5, A's 2 Joe Coleman and John Hiller co mbined on a th ree-hitter, helping Detroit sna p a fourgame losing strea k wi th its vic tory over Oa kland. Coleman, 8-12, worked 62-3 innings and allowed all three Oakland hits before Hiller came in and recorded his 14th save of the season. .. A -'-' - --.. - .• • ,.. •... .. - . - ... . - • . -----'e ''" • -- ---- -4'i T::' L ':.'..' : .t__.. - ' • - -- ! - - k"' . . ,. . • • -. • • - '•' • I Lake Worth Wins Crown The Lake Worth All-Stars, captured top honors Thursday in the State Bronco League Baseball Tournament by trouncing Town 'n Country of Tampa 12-3 at Five PoInts, Town 'n Country earned the right to meet Lake Worth by shutting out the in the fifth inning. Seminole All-Stars 2-0 earlier in the day. Jimmy Zuckelli and Scott Edwards of Lake Worth also powered homers. I,.ake Worth's Jimmy Daniels, allowed GB ii 34 653 52 47 525 12'i Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers • c.:-::'• - - -'• - , Dodgers ...Weekend Showdowns -. • - - w d . - Die 010 - • .. In oil 1-4 4 1 012 002 i—S S 3 i"Tt •. . ---- r .- '4- - Ormond Bosch Sanford By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It's a do-or.die weekend for Walter Alston and the Dodgers. And while a lot of people seem to feel the Dodgers already -have one foot - in the coffin and can only ste p out of it by sweeping four games from Cincinnati this weekend, Alston is as unflappable as ever. • 4. - --•,.,.- 011 010 0--5 4 2 000 100 3-4 4 2 Against Reds • .,. \ '• port from Jim [lice. who wallooped a two-run homer. 92)2 Forest City 53* dry & fold Sun. Longwood SHIRLEY MILLET Also wash, Hours: Mon.. Sat. .1 am. . $ p.m. - Sanford Ormond Reach For . •- Ferris in the third, suffered the loss. In the second game, Chris Riggins slapped two singles and Rape ripped the game-winning double for Sanford. Smith and Bussard added singles. Rick Clark of Ormond Beach, who blanked Sanford for two Innings and struck out four of six Thesday night, gave up five runs Thursday before giving way to Jed Smith. SlikeMeder slammed a double and single, and Dave Shutt poked two singles for Ormond Beach. Do - - District margin to 54. Joe Smith and Duane Lee turr*d in the mound performances that booated Sanford to the championship. Smith won the first game and Lee the second. Both pitchers gave up four hits. Smith struck out six and walked eight, and m.ee fanned eight and walked Iour. Mike Link led Sanford at the plate in the first game with a double and single. Lee and Eddie Bussard stroked singles. Jed Smith, Norm Ferris, Dave Coibreth and Charlie Schutt singled for Ormond Beach. Dave Pigliacampi and Ferris split mound duty for Orjrund Beach. They combineJ to strike out 1^4 and walk five. Pigliacampi, who gave way to , Iaj, . , . .., 4 -4.zA;, 49 47 .510 8 split with us this weekend or it doesn't do them a bit of good," said Carl Yastrzemnskl after the fled Sox stopped the Minnesota Twins 6-2 Thursday for their 14th victory In 16 games. "With the starters we've got, I think we're In pretty good shape flus1sbyfartheestRedSoxteamI'%epla)edon" Luis Tiant, one of the premier starters referred to by Yastrzem.ski, viul pitch the series opener in Shea Stadium against New York's Bud) May. Rick Wise, another of those excellent Boston pitchers, stopped the Twins on nine hits Thursday while the Yankees were losing a doubleheader to the Chicago White Sax, 4-3 in 11 innings and 1-0. "The pressure isn't on us," said Darrell Johnson, Boston's smug manager. "It's on the other teams in the division and we're doing everything right at present." The Baltimore Orioles, virtually tied with New York for second place, beat the Milwaukee Brewers 10-7 to stay within hailing distance of the Red Son. The Detroit Tigers stopped the Oakland A's 5-2 in the only other American League action. Rain postponed the ClevelandTexas game. Wise, 13-4;, won his sixth straight game and eighth in the last .1 nine decisions while beating Minnesota. He got offensive sup- JUDY RENEE 93-19212 At I.. ..New York's eight games behind us and they've got to get a Budget Dry Cleaning... 8 Lbs $3•50 THE HERALD SERVICES insist it also carry some fruits Do you anticipate a good deal and milk to provide some i . ..j of "eating on the run" for your balance to the Inevitable . family this summer? snacking. / . Here is a series of tips that For easy handling of items 11 could help make vacation not requiring refrigeration mealtimes more fun, and more such as sugar, bread, flour for flUtfltl(*L1, too— pancakes, and cereal - take Before You Start some sealable plastic con. , • I. Consult your state maps for tainers. T1-.ey can be fitted into the location of roadside rest a car's nooks and crannies, and 41, areas, and for state or even they'll help keep the foods fresh national parks along the over the trip. They are ideal for --• - . general direction of your route. premixed fruit and other A few minutes of checking the drinks too, because they can be . -. ' maps could assure you of a cool washed quickly and returned to ,f1 Aw ' . and inviting roadside haven for their place m the car soeasily. your picnic lunch ordinner. I OnTheRoad 2. Consider other routes Own interstate and super highways. 1. "Eating off the lanil" was -- With a national soee! limit of 55 routine to travelers just a you'll not lose much time, and generation or two ago. Stopping . some of the less traveled routes at a farmhouse for tomatoes. can turn up some welcome corn, or even a frying thicken cuirpl'iJes in scenic vistas, in- was routine. People didn't .. teresting lar4mark.i, and some travel as as fast, partly because unusual opportunities for good that super fresh food was so Aft L \., - ' eating. R..ember, at least a delicious. . sub-theme of the trip is But consider this route to • probably to "relax and see the some exceptional eating cxcointry." periences as well as an (p3. Plan ahead forfood breaks. poflunhy for your family to c Besides complete meals this observe the farming lifestyle. would include the all-too- lilting into a warm, vine. frequent snaits that mark ripened tomato could prove a vacation-time automotive rewarding experience for a travel 1)ont permit the trip to yo&ir,ster arl poib!y have become an oportunUy for worthwhile effect on his .. family rc'mbers to load up on nutritional future. I. non-nutritive foods which curb While 'eating on the run" the appetite at the expense of is a familiar routine for furnishing a caloric overload. Americans who want to cover Fruits, for L,slaiice, curb the as many miles as pos.clbk on a craving for sweets. Hard billed given day, try to ease the eggs furnish protein and occupy tension for your family with at little space for the traveling least one combined meal and family. Carrv4 sticks, an ex- rest stop. The old cliche that the cellent source of Vitamin A. are food will dkge3t better Is true A Tea and Fashionette will be sponsored by Fnlenáhlp and Union a 101 less expensive than candy enough. There'* a tendency to cat Sodety at 4 pm. Sunday at the Sanford Civic Cerder. Kathy sticks. ['Ian for food stat age. A all the time while dri, tog. Don't Bentley and Tyrone Smith (left) model fashions that will be shown at the affair. Special fuPdoas will be shown by MU&-redportable cooler can bt a great worry about it — particularly if Graham, designer. Guest artists are Lawk SIhppy and Wad Idea, and It doesn't occupy the mucking can be limited to much space, but all-too.o(ten it food groups that are relatively sriciand be'omes the repository for low in calories and high In canned drinks only. Be sure to nutritive content. / I W L Pet GB Altarnonte Springs Eating On The Run ZI Countdown For.., MOTHER-IN-LAW Tips For Travelers Yankees Boston Red Sox New York Yankees ....,.. .LL II______ ar t -- ri y 31711 Tn You see, I'm not tall, but I sure am thirsty, mister. You wouldn't mind bendin' down to my size and givin' me a Pepsi, would ya? Hey thanks, mister. Life's okay today, ain't it mister. (Herald Photographer Gordon Williamson photographed Mike Lundquist, age 5, at the State Bronco Baseball Tournament) - on . Gregg Phillips surprised to find Tiger (GkwI Burinns) In laundry cart with one run in the second inning and three in the third. Ormond Beach cut the margin to 4-1 in the bottom of the fourth, but Sanford regained a fourrun lead with another run In the (111th, OrmoryJ Beach rallied in the bottom of the seventh inning, but the three-run uprising fell one run short, In the second game, Ormond beach scored first with a solo run in the top of the initial frame. Sanford knotted the score in the second and then forged ahead 3-1 with two runs in the third. Ormond Beach tied it again with two runs in the fifth, and Sanford tallied twice in the sixth on Greg liape's double to grab a W lead. Ormond Beach scored one run in the seventh to cut the final THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRESS It's the Boston lied Sax who are hot.. tL it's the New York Yankees who are sweating in the American IA!ague East. The Red Sox hold an eiglitgame lead over New York and intend to enhance it as th ey conf ront the Yankees tonight In t he start of a four-game series. itatIoni to such weddings and feel no obligation to send a gift. - I NEStars Glitter Against Sox going to tell you to weara feelas you do I and there are " padded ben. At least you will many) sheuld decline In- Comedy To I For _1.,..._ i - All Junior League counterparts, became the first team in the history of the State Senior League Tournament to win the crown out of the loser's bracket, Tallahassee had eliminated Sanford before twice knocking off previously undefeated Key West, the team that dropped Sanford into the loser's bracket. Smith said he doesn't remember a Junior League teani coming out of the loser's bracket to win the district in the past seven years. The local Junior Leaguers will compete in the state tournament at St. Petersburg Aug. 4, 5 and 6. Sanford's two games with Ormond Beach on Thursday were thrillers. In the first game. Sanford jumped ahead 4-0 Please be a friend and put snbolized a new beginning for )o answer rn the paper. There a new family. So, lithe family must be at least a million girls began two years ago, why with my problem. throw a party now" And why FLAT ask friends to furnish the DEAR FLAT: You are a very house? wise girl to_______ wonder hew creams TIRED OF THE RIP-OFF could put Indies on you. They DEAR TIRED: Those who can't Be patient And I AM ___....f 0 Junior League Robertson. pianist. (seated (Herald Photos by Elda !... p By ABIGAIL VAN B1JR in — kit, sane, Cathy O'R.azke, and doctor. [us Haiel, c.aIer with "patients" I. thIWn's ward (fr.m kit) is H'rnmei, cbier Lon and Angels DI LeUo in scese from 'Tlger In Traction." Is pb.t. right, Dma Thry. directar at tk Cbflthes's Worbèp Theater g.s irr ink with Lynn I - "I feel that we have to win six of our remaining 11 games with the Reds to stand a chance," he blithely announced Thursday. But no one game ts any bigger than another" Oh, yeah? Try asking his players—like Steve Garvey, for example—and you'll find out differently. "Until we can get mt together against the rest of the teams, it looks like the only way we're going to get close again Is in the head-to-head games with Cincinnati," Garvey said 'We need to take this series for more than the obvious reason Maybe it can help us get our adrenalin going again." They got it going pretty good on Thursday against St. Louis, routing the Cardinals 8-2. But despite the victory, Los Angeles remained a whopping 1212 games back of the Reds in the National League West going into this evening's twi-night doubleheader in Cincinnati. The Reds retained their lead by beating New York 2-1. In the rest of the league, Atlanta beat Philadelphia $-4, Houston edged Montreal 6-5 and Chicago defeated San Francisco 4-3. San Diego and Pittsburgh were not scheduled. Reds 2, Mets 1 The Reds did a bit of building themselves—building on their dominance of Mets' ace Tom Seaver. The)' beat him for the 16th time in 25 career decisions and the third time in (our decisions Zuckelli's came in fourth inning with one this year, all that depite the fact that Seave: surpassed the 2,000 only five hits, one of which was a three-run runner on base, and Edwards' shot came home run by Paul Jervis. The blast came in the seventh with two aboard. strikeout mark in his career, only the 27th pitcher to do so in major league history. Seaver gave up what proved to be his downfall in the second Inning on run-scoring singles by Cesar I VIILIIIU iIIIU II IJUIUI5 IJIM_ilCi ('" "i 'S.,'-,' t'.5A L' I VU _......... 1UI 111411. Braves 3, PhIllies 4 Phil Niekro hurled a five-hitter and doubled home Atlanta's winning rim in a two-run seventh inning to drop the PhiLs 4 games behind idle Pittsburgh in the East Division. With one out in the seventh, Larvell Blanks singled and Biff Pocoroba doubled to break a 33 tie, then Niekro won the game— chasing Larry Christenson in the process -- with his double down the right field line. Astros 6, Expos S Larry Milbourne drilled a two-run triple to highlight a fourrun sixth inning that carried the Astros past Montreal. Bob Watson's single, a balk by Steve Renko and and Milt May's hit tied the score 3-3. Cubs 4, Giants 3 Gene hliser drove in one run and scored one to lead Chicago past the Giants. The Cubs got twoiruns in the first Inning on a bases-loaded walk and hiLser's sacrifice fly, then Riser singled in the fourth, triggering a tworun inning with the scoring coming on a single by pitcher Bill Bonham and Don Kessinger's sacrifice fly. Jets, Joe At Odds Nicklaus Shares Lead Naniath new to Tuscaloosa, Ala., this w'k for 'You can squeeze only so NEW YORK t AP) some golf and relaxation. Walsh went with him muci juice out of an orange and there's no juice ,jiji . t'IUIIli'I I t Ne" Ycr', t&diy. Ndlier in" left," says Phil Iselin. eruphaciiing th.t th e w there might be an early break in the dicated that uwoc their bottomline offer to Yort Jet.a lie impasse. quarterback Joe Namath. Iselin, a retired clothes manufacturer who The crusty head man of the J'ts insists he's not owns Monmouth Park, a thoroughbred race worried and Ic not hanging ovr the telephone track in Oceanport, N.J., negotiates with ring, important waiting for the Namath jirsonally while leaving all other con. is "We are not at a stalemate— the better word tracts to his new general manager, Al Ward. to say Ihere is a lull in negotiations. When Joe "All athletes have a sense of Importance— gets his mind straightened out, he will sign. think they are worth more than they are," the "lie didn't come by and pick up the play book Jets' president said. "Joe, of course, has unusual for nothing." While he has had a half-dozen talks with charisma but he realizes thst the Jets provide Namath's lawyer, Jimmy Walsh, he has had only him with a shiwcase. one head-to-head meeting with No. 12 himself. "The Jets give him a stage In New York, the Iselin said, and he is confident of an agreement. center of the entertainment, financial and ad"The lines of communication are open," he vertising world. Joe reeds us for those million. added In an interview Thursday night. dollar contracts to push lotions and pantyhose." The Jets and Nama.h are haggling over a twoThe Jets, already in trainIng, open their year contract. Joe and his lawyer reportedly are exhibition schedule against Minnesota in asking a million dollars for the period-4500,000 Phoenix Aug. 9. per year—while the Jets pre offering $400,000 a "I don't know whether Joe will be playing by year, a 1100, 000 raise. Iselin, adhering to long sports tradition, then or not," Iselin said. "But I know this— and wouldn't say, but he did insist: "We are offering so does Joe—you don't get sharp in this business Joe far and away the most money ever paid a pro by tossing a ball hround in Tuscaloosa, Ala. You have to get out there and hit targets in real live IootbRll player. It's the game's biggest deal ever, But we have gone as far as we can go." III,' lil?_\RD, Que. i AP Jack Nicklaus didn't wait for the storm to hit. "Everybody in our group had hit their second ahoLs to the green and we all had it about 20 feet from the hole," Nicklaus said. "we could see the clouds building up and hear the Uiunder in the distance, "We just tapped in those little potts," he said, smiling, "just in the interest of speed, and sought shelter. They hadn't - - -• Slow Pitch • . I Jack Nicklaus, above, sets course record. Tourney Set T1TUSVILLE Seaboard Coastline and Lake Monroe Inn, which battled tooth-and-nail for the Sanford Metro League championship, will compete In the Florida Recreation Softball Association District Slow Pitch Softball Tournament at T%tusville. Seaboard Coastline, which won the Mftro league in the - called play at that time but it was coming and it could have lightning in it and we ju.3t didn't want to get hit." So Nicklaus, who went six-under-par through 12 holes with his "little tap-in" o120 feet, was one of the first off the golf course Thursday when a violent thunderstorm held up, for 3 hours and 2 minutes, firstround play in the $200,080 Canadian Open Golf Tournament. Playing conditions changed best-of-three game playoff with lake Monroe Inn, meets the City of Titusvillc at :30 a.m. Saturday. Lake Monroe Inn battles Flagship Bank o . Titusville at 10:45 am. Saturda y. The winner and runner-up of the district event will compete in the state, which begins next week at Ormond Beach. when ine lengthy, violent thunderstorm finally abated and Nicklaus could return to the course, lie lost one stroke to par over his six remaining holes but still Finished with a courserecord, five-under-par 65 and tied close friend Tom Welskop( for the first round lead in this national championship. After the long weather felay—Nicklaus sought shelter in a private residence adjoi ning the 6,62 -yard Royal Montreal Golf Club course for the 3 hours and 2 minutes of delay—play was resumed at 7p.m. EDT and finally halted by darkness at 8:45 p.m. Foi'rteen players, including British Open champion Tom Watson were stranded and were scheduled to uo;iipl&'te thii' rounds early to,Six pla) ers. including South African Gary ['layer, were tied for third at 67, three-under-par :Jn41 two off the pace -- • • - --- �___ - 28-Evening Herald Sanford I. - .. year as Wailer's defensive coordinator. When Wailer resign, he ommended Wood be Another former Packer, tight end Man Fleming, still hasn't shown up at the na.med his replacement. Washington Redskins' training camp. Fleming, Stork" Hendricks, but he's afraid of what he who has appeared In five Super Bowls—two might have to give up for the former Packer Gale Gillingham, Wood's teammate on the Packers. arnourwed his retirement Thursday. The 31-year-old offensive guard was a four- Wood is "the prime canuidate" to succeed Win Wailer, who resigned Wednesday as head c-oich of the World Football League's Philadelphia Bell. Wood jo ined the Bell this Philadelphia Eagles' Coach Mike McCornuick admi ts he would like to have Ted "Mad NFL career. with Green Bay and three with the Miami All-Pro linebacker. Dolphins—was traded to the Redskins by Miami for the NFL negotiating rights to run.'The 6-foot-7, 2-pound Hendricks is a free riling back Charley Harraway. agent, having played out his option with Green A Green Hay spokesman said lineman Malcolm Snider, a seven-year veteran, had informed the team tie is aim retiring to attend medical school, although the Packers had not received an official document stating his in tentions. Also missing from the Redskins' camp is running back Duane Thomas, a Free agent since May 1. Allen said he had nothi ng to add to team President Edward Bennett Williams' remarks that Thomas, is of now, is out of the Redskins plan!. time All-Pro selection during his nine-year 1 -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l~ ~ ~ ~ III Bay, N EW YORK API As a result, Kranepoo—the only original After 14 )ears m the big leagues, m ost baseball players member of the expansionist Mets—is think about retirement. Not Ed Kranepool. batting .352 and aiming for higher goals. "I'm not suprised at my performance," He's thinking about 14 more. A new world has opened for the New says Kranepool. an R5,000 bonus baby in York Mets' year-hI veteran, who 1962. suddenly finds himself a hitting star with lw just a little more aggressive now. an aggressive, new batting style. Pressure doesn 't bother me. I enjoy hitting "Last year. he started to be a smarter with men on base. I'm not going to strike hitter," says New York Manager Yogi out too often." Berra. "Now he's hitting the ball where Kranepool, who only hit .300 one time in it's pitched. Befcre, he used to dive after his major league career—last season when the ball and pop up. Now, he's more selec- he came to bat cnly 217 times— has tive." established himself as one of the most - C CU ('Al.!. Ccilnmb;a I AF onwn are rittirw fl the red The American hit r1hlip on their nails but it's the sensational Tim Shaw who is plastering the patr iotic colors - - '"" -. - - - ,' ------- ----''' fear ed hitters in the National League. In his latest batting tear. he's collected 14hi ts in 28 times up. And all season long, he's been the model of consistency. lie came into this season with a modest .54 lifetime batting average. "1 really feel as if I've had two careers with the Mets—before 1969 and after 1969," Kranepool says. "When I first started out with New York, we'd lose 100 games a year. Baseball was no fun then—even if you had a good day individually. Now, it's great being with a team that wins. And the way I'm hitting, well, it's even greater," VV )IIUVV LU 9 to put it mildly, a mismatch. And Furniss' frl,ctr)tig1 tifiltnn ,. • ..a.mu a.. ,s . tA I' 14.3 Ia I. L ta-s n I aa lu Leg fo ll owing the race, wiich Shaw led from start to fi nish. ail over the freestyle record book. -I'm a little dir.appointed." said FurShaw, the world record holder in the 400, russ, of Santa Ana, Calif., who bet Tuesday 800 and 1,500-meter freestyles, won his night to Shaw in the 200 freestyle— the second gold medal Thursday night, once event in which Furniss holds the world again taking the measure of Bruce Fur- record. "In the second 100 my legs were niss, his friend and Amateur Athletic gone." Union teammate. "I stayed smooth in the first part of the Swimming a race against the incredible race," said Shaw, from Long Beach, Ca lif. Shaw is much like matching a jalopy -I made it huz t a little as the race went on. agai nst an Indianapolis 500 ra ce car. It is, You don't win unless you feel pain. When I W4 • •IJ t ,i.l,,. I ta3t,41 I I IiIIt LU .741 I SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING UTILITIES BOARD FOR THE PROPOSED ADOPTION NO,ic.o.pubIicH.aring OF AN ANNUAL BUDGET FOR The Board of County Corn THE CITY OF SANFORD, mitliorters of Seminole County FLORIDA. jtthtQ as the Seminole County Notice is hereby given hat a Public Hearing will be held at the Utilities Board will hold a public hearing n the County Commission Commission Room in the City Hail , ,p Seminol - ounty rne'..iryo Sanford, Florida, at 1:W to courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on O'clock P M on August 11, 1975. August. Consider the adoption of an Annual Tuesday, the 17th day of 1913. al oo P m , or as Soon Budget for the iscal year of Octobtthereafter as possible. to •itCbIiSh I, 1975 to September 30. 1976 the calendar year 1974 Gross A copy of said budget shall be available at the office of the City Receipts TJI Rate for private utility Clerk for all persons desirIng 10 revenues from the unincorporated areas of Seminole County, Florida, examine the same. pursuant to Section 4 ii, Rules and All parties in interest arid citizens the Governing shall an opportunity to be Regulations Regulation of I"uOIiC fifdlt .fld heard at Said hearing Seminole Sewerage Systems H N Tamm, Jr. County. Florida City Clerk of the Board of County City of Sanford. Commissioners Florida By Sidney I Vuhlefl, Jr-, Publish July 25. 1975 Chairman DEP 135 Attest U II Shaw's winning time of 3 minutes 54.88 seconds was off his world record clocking of 3:53.95. Furniss was clocked in 3:57.71 of - - IN BRIEF East Germany was Herzog Takes Over Shaw and Furniss' 1-2 Finish Thursday night started the powerful American swimmers on another medal binge, in K.C. Managerial Reins which they carrW off two golds, two silvers and three KANSAS CITY (AP) Whitey Herzog set out today ,----s..isy noyais uaca un'pennans contention after taking over the managerial reins from the fired Jack McKeon Th ursday. The Roval,s fired McKeon for what General '- --'-o-Joe Burke described asMcKeon's inability to relate to his IMI SCOREBOARD - -------------------------- Malor League Baseball --.---' Herzog, 43, third-base coach for the California Angels since 1974, will get his feet wet with the Royals tonigh t in a twinight doubleheader wi th the Texas Rangers, a club which fired him from his only previous job as manager Leaders American League AMERICAN LEAGUE East BAT T ING bats)--it (740 W I Pd. Of Carew. Akin. 379; Hargrove. Boston 57 39 594 Ii,, 331; Lynn, Rsn. 421: Baflimor'e 4$ 64 .51) 1 Munson. NY, 331; McRae, KC. 19 47 3)0 S Pira 'York 310 Milwaukee 49 it 500 9 RUNS-Lynn. St's. 64; VtrDetrgit 43 33 441 11 jemskl. Bin. 67. Rice, Bsti. 61,Cleveland Mm, 61 . 17 52 447 14 Carew, P.Jack'son, W est Oak, 51 Gakland IN-Lynn. 61 34 679 RUNS BATTED Icernas city $0 16 $21 101', Min. 71: 1 May. Sal. 70; Rice. 17 4$ I3 13 Chicago St's, 66; RJackson. Oak. 63,Tei 47 SI .410 11, GScoff, Mil, 1 LI 15 .444 IS Mm. CalIfornia H I I S-Care'*. 175 , 11 53 179 30 Mirwse'sofa McRae. KC, 111; Washington, Oak, ill; Munson. NY. 113: Tbersdays Games Detroit S. Oakland 2 G.Brett. KC, 110 Chicago 4 1, New York 30. DOUBLES-McRae. ICC. 21. Is? came It Inn Ings Lynn. Sw. 73; Y'strzernski. Boston 6, Minnesota 2 Bin, 73: Chalk, Cal, 71; Dent, Baltimore 10. Milwaukee 7 (11, 71: P Jackson. Oak. 7 1 , Clev eland at Tent POd , P.d). Oak, 71 ra,n TRIPIES-Orla, CPu, t. p, Only .a''j he!p er's, Cal, I; LefI'c-e. Di?. 6: Teday's Games PudI, Oak. 6; Lynn. Bin. 5; Texas (Wright 2-3 and Urn 0 Brett, ICC, S 1 4) at Kansas City barpef' HOME RUNS-R.Jeckson. ISrte's 15 and Leonard 6 3). 2. Oak, 73. Bonds, NY. 71; May it-n) berry. ICC, 71; G.Scott. Mu, 20; Cleveland (Hood 3 5) at 0. Burroughs, Tex, 19 tro!t (Bare 351. (n) BASES-Rivers. STOLEN Boston (Tlaist 139) • Nrw Cal, 31: Washington, Oak, 3. York (May So). In) Otis. KC. 31; Pemy, Cal, 7$. Baltimore [Torres It 3) at North, Oak, 77 MiIwukp.' (Colborn Sill. In) to PITCHING Dec Is ions) Mw'te-seta I ShrIven I 1) at 4,' To.'ri-p, Pa!, 113. 641. 377. California Snger 6 91 . In) Wisi'. St's. 136. 644. 1 11. CPiICA'o (OttI'en SI Or KaIt Kaat Oil, 147. 647 , 11 7) at Oakland (Hmitzman I? f(,ee. Bin. 17 6. 667. 39 1 . I or Rosman 63). (n) Blyltven, Mm. 51. U7, Satvrdzys Omits EckeriJey. Cli', 41 647. 2.37: Boston at New York Bird. KC. 6 3. W. 3 4; Ba's i:levelanct at Detroit man, Oak. 63. U?, 3 fl. BaltImore at Mmlwauket 5TRIkEC,IJTS-Tanana, Cat, Chlc.ago at Oc.ktand 159; Ryan, Cal, 137; 0 Perry. Mirv*sota at California, 7. ft Te's, 131: 5l, Oak, 179; Style it) yen. Akin 173 At Kar.si's City, fri less than two years ago. Bus ke announced the firing ofMc.Keon and the hlringof Herzog at a news conference shortly after rooii 'flijyttjy. Terms of lk'rzog's contract, exte nding through th e 1976 season, were not revealed, - - D elatte Meets McKown -- National Laagea NATIONAL LEAGUE East BAITING (740 at bIts)w L P0. GB Uadlock. Chi. 345k Sanquillen, r, I?SbL,rgh POPI, 3; Mor gan. Ciii. .335; St 37 .615 55 12 547 i, Watson, Htn. 335. T Simmons. '.ow 4L. 3] 41 45 .516 York PUNS-Cash. P'i', 70; Lope's. Lo; d 47 $OS O' c'- - cage iS 53 439 15 LA. 19; Morqw. Cm. 67; Rose. '.'r'flff'fal Cir, 6.4: Cedeno. HIM. S'9 3? 5) .474 11 West PUNS BAITED IN-Lu 61 31 653 :.ns. Phi, Si; BerXPi. Cm. 77 a'.ngelrs 57 47 573 fl H'n. 77 !,!aijb NY. 66. dt5 r-raisckSco 47 $0 443 161-3 Morgan. T!imn'.cjnt. Siff. Diego La Si 449 10 Cin, 6.4 11 54 443 201 ; HI , A. 36 64 Ca sh Phi 17 Rose Cm I;I. Maittlock. Chi, 121; Wafw. C iric inina;I 7. h ew York I Mtn, 117 Chic.go I San Francisco DOUBLES 4'r Lm Angeles 9, Sli Loud 2 Pow, Cin. 2111~ Calsh. Ph1, 74, Atlanta S. PhitalorlpAis A G(clibb, SO. 24; Millan, NY, 73, m"lon 6, AAmfr*Al S T Simmm-t. SIL 71. CMirrvai, ("ly OAr-IfS Scheduled l4foj73 T,day'IO)Mts , TRIPLES--Kr'ss'nqec. New York 'late 3$) a) Chi 1Pptjschei 7 lOP PQh • 0 Pr1 Mtn. I. Griffey. ('in. 7 Gross. Los )ngele's ip,*'-55K4rnth 17 'tenQ 70) •t Cmncir and $E (i'.tt '4 • ø"v 25; Kingman, NY. It. Schmidt, 7, If it) DI. ISP .v v . , ” w i I at ll, Poft, 1$ Atlanta Spillitty STOLEN BASES-Brock, SIL. dec11 Easterly II or ; 47. Moigam'. Cr1. 17. Lope,, LA. rcwnplsvs 07) 7. II Cede no. Mtn. PP'ladelplsa 'Underwood 107 40. 34 Mort. it. COt .5,Piu-Ier 371 at St Louis P,M.anwial. c.pchon. CIt. 71 to and Curtis 47), 7, it PITCHING 19 De'ciorn)- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Tracy Delatte says he agrees wi th the truism that In sports, an any given day, any team or any person can be beaten. He'll ha ve a chance to prove that today when he meets Ben McKown In the National Junior (Jay Court Tennis - - - '- -. - '.'- . . NFL , ' - A1... I .. IS. '-,',. (. '''j ,. Pittsbisi,h IRPuSs 106). (j) San Francisco iBerr 1$) a' Ho''on fRonerts 5 li (ft Salvrday's Game's New YOrk at Chcaqo Los Angeii'S i Cinc,nt%lti Montreat at Pittsburgh , prjn,sp at Houston. ft it) f)ieri At A'!antm. In) ari , Guilt?, (In, *3 730. 209. N'', one SF 94 (.13(0, 442 7 $D 176. . 7 ftiIl,r,qham, Cin. 101. 647, 3$i. P4otntam' (in 63 107 STRIVEOt,'TS-S'eayer. NY. 141. M'eetrnif P. LA. 143 . SU ton. LA. Ill Uowe4uscu Sc, 104 Pir-'Ard '$n 101 , Talks Continue WASHINGTON (AP) Representatives of the OWT1&5 - ,',,,.i i..,n.... WIV 14.1 I,. ILIVVI (II .1 1k L,...L.i..... 6k1.. t.._ eL,. GIIU WV 4lJIUl I4ULV A 14)0 m.. third straight day today in the negot iations for a collective ba rgaining for the Natlxtal Football agreement League. The two sides met under th e ausolces of a federal med iat or here from 9 &m., EDT, until 8:30 p.m. unit. sday, but there was no indication of any progress. Each si de submitted propesals Wednesday during fust meeting in three months. Scearce said through a spokesman that the ulSCUSSIOflS were on the separate -. Sports proposals. On TV Cador Leads All-Stars tars SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) Roger Cador of the host Savannah Braves led the Southern League East iSt to a 3-1 triumph over the West by stroking a tiebreaking sirule in the sixth irnith2 Thurin.tav ight Wi th the score lied 1-1, Cador's SavahLih teammate r .m uni CCo11 "JOpefledthehThu4 Iawntk andma third on an et'TnT. Cador then blooped his rwsscaring single off loser Chris Ration of Birininoham to snap the tie The final run came -. SATURDAY ----------- 17 SOpm (35- r,i'eatest Sport's Legends (Oscar Pobet'sn) 1 p m (35)--- NFL Acti..,, 7 p.m (7,1)- Baseball Warmup ; 15 p it, f7.1i-B.asall (Los Angeles Dodgers vs Reds at Cm cinnati Raing&me Bo%'onRedSoiysy,nk,,satN,wyt,qk) 7 pm (9)- Cheimpsonl.h.p Wrestling 3 30 p rn (13)- Water World (One design sailboat race at Clinton. MiChigan. inside look at FlorIda's National Hurricane Center) 1 p.m 16. 13 1 - CBS Sports Spectacular (World Swimming Champlofn)Ips from Call, Colombia) S p rn 16.131-- Golf (Third Round c-f Canadian Open from Royal Golf Club in lie Shard. Quebec) L ' W4j% I. e s• 0 gers •%4 W ' e ou CINCINNATI (AP) — Yang with tickets for all four 10 p m (33) International CPrampionstip Wrestling •' n .' 1W Championships from Miami) . . - Qiampionshi, McKown, 18, of Lakeland. Fla,, has rolled to easy vict.oriessince thetournamentbeganMonday. He's the topseeded player and the defending national juniors champion. One victim, Mark Vines of Richmond, Va., predicted McKown would win the tournament without losing a set, - games of this wee kend's Cincinnati Reds-Los Angeles Dodgers series may be well ad-Asied to stay in their Wats. It could be the only open Vace in town. SUNDAY 12 P m (I$)- Boxing (Or'andWs r Mike Ovarry vs Pedro Solo in rle l rc-tjnd heavyweght f;?lJ 1pm (7)- Championshipfiihmng pm (35)- Championship Wrestling 7 p m (33)-- Champgrts (World Military Bzinq Championships p C Gold ,p Rofle' Skating Classics from Cleveland: trIbUte to '39* track star Stave Prefontairs,) 3'30p m (I))- Pro Tenn4s (Bjorn Borg vs Cliff Drysdale in second round match of 540.005 CBS Tinni's Classic; Valerie Ziagenfuis y. Pc'smary Casat's ws 'passive point's' act1on) 430pm (6.13)-Goif(FinaltoundofCan.dianOpen) 4 30 p m (IS -- Carol Mann Celem ty Golf Challenge 5-3Q pm 1)5) Dream of the Eagle (Highlights of the lt4 In teqrm,ltk,'sal Sports Fiesta ,nclude 1a'robat,c rahibitions). - Hotels throughout the (lncinnatj area rext rai vacancies for Friday and SatuJdaynIghts,due mainly •t. i.'. I. t k....1 "cJO get, yOWSeU a SOUL al-lu CIflf) UI L1UII SIsJY'UOWfl. at Kn's Wand," advised an employe at nearby motel, £ ., of -- ---iv----- f 6 rnitt CAN ,/ i. . in oo - - L <( E,4 - - £4.11.11 Hwitomak fiim&ww I Make 'rn. Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE 'p—.- 2ef&%m p. in "The Sporting Newt" for player's) I IS p'n (7.*I- Base ball (Milwaukee Brewers vs Red St at BosIor' Rain Game San Frarscisco Giants ys Cincinnati Re9's (join Gene Js.) 1W CantralAir Conditioning System Oi, A,a 'Gocd 4PNew1boll: - ' Electric - WALL - PLUMBING "EATING, INC. 1O7 Sanford Ave. 32245o2 •Q543 4 LAK9 ', Q K J lO 2 £Q876 Nor th 'Sou th vulnerable , A . ,( L.' .i' 'k1 ._,-, , //7I. I -. r/z-/'.,t 'v 'i'- THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom ILOtl1(p 'D 7 P.OI WT H) '1t5mt.[,, 'DOM41't,l _~] FlM.t.'1 F4A' KX ANO t*'l W)'flLThE T P'lJø FOOR P? utW1. ,'iQrTh' :lLskvlkI AkE '- North 1.ast South - a fl y' Osssald & James Jacob li,ijav; hand invented by Ernest' Themmer, was first printed in Modern Bridge in 1964 It is currently part of a story in "Grand Slam," a collection of stories about bridge / Riul by Lorry Lewis " AS A SPECIAL SERvICE OUR LIaERAL ARTS ' - .IsPW /0 ? . 1~,~ -- V 11i W c Ai1O?J TO iPL,O/'p1A$, :'- ',, I,, '4 :'#v '- ,, - '•' v FDESJC1E 1jCiESOF4,) ''•'V" _ -. , - ; , .1 a ,f . ____ "" Ad ._ ' . ' ; - ii ' ; "I s # g • ' S , ss - a I g ,4 S - S . - '- BUGS BUNNY by Heimdohl & Stoffel I b -, 9 Ei pgyrEsT! 1I — t\J) PLUCKING PAPER IS I I RESTORING THE PRIS'flN 1k s" I OF - eIEAUrT'OF OF: THE J .fi -1- 2yC J ;'S \C) YOU WERE arr1ElJYA j T-. HE DlTHES.'.) 'L SO BUSY C'AGWOOO. JUST AS IYOU WERE COMING OUT THAT RESTAURANT vu WALKS UP WERE, i!t' -- - '\___ WI.4AT WAS - - --- - - IO '_. rM \I I WRITE. I " Chic . HE*S C0%A1%0 .1 r 1_4~1~=- - .. N ~ LI a I _V ___ _ t r__ -l!"', --- r.i PRISCILLA 4OL LYHOCK? -1. - - *,I,— ~ -j"T Ty, r 1 CIN "r 1 ' - - __— - IHANP ç__ _ — I- UN: - 11 I v 1 C) % - IP~ IF , Ai -hl r 0 by Dick Covolli WINTHROP .' 2 . FAW _ ---. Ir'-JL, \IKLJ WAVY i-lAIR! P : 'T1 r1M J Young ,V - ~7 __ lMPOSSlUL,L GOOD— N- L" - I PCK11CKLY' 1 NI) 'YOULL HP.Vt OP G0,NO3 "I I __, ~C l. M -- ' 4 -' BLON DIE IPOO MI •_: A by T. K. Ryan - -, - S PlPE/ __1,1__" . TUMBLEWEEDS 7ACCA)MP1.iS.4ED! F-'-' fa :' - eeiwo ~~ k- C",NTHIA IS FtSD AT WORK N FIED! MY TASK ","' - iic1lTALLCrl UE'LL\' MAX THESE UlSrrS 'CASH QfJ TE BARREL -} HE' ' TP q " - By Roger BolIen I'h'l CERTAThI U)E'LLE.I ABLE i'D &ET Ri OF I .i. - 'w &; i FUNNY BUSINESS -, a ' -- - Womens work is never done, nonsense! I'm through with Edith's by five every Saturday!' '' F' /# - Ital. rt u by Garry Trudeau 5' a ow ma ) VAI n,,rint " , DOONESBURY -' '(1 I "/ (Do you have a question For the Jaco.iys? Write "Ask the Jacoiys" care OF this newspaper. The most interesting questions wi// be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN) - "" '""" 1 i (;i simple play. As declarer you hold ace-jack and one or more small cards in a suit. The king is led on your left and the coup consists of ducking. A rather obvious play that wasn't so oh' vious 250 years ago Without a diamond lead there ''" ~r _____ know something about the "Bath Coup" The coup is supposed to have originat ed in a whi ci itamt' at the re so rt of lbth in England. It is a rather would be no problem, but after the diamond lead dummy has no entry. The presence of all CLATTER \\ 01 ~ club3. - - by Dick Tumor ,_40W1__1 Our hero is playing six -. Friday, July 75, l75-3B go-1 notrump and has been informed in advanrt' that East has no CAMPUS '- r-.r,.rrrrr, n.- .nrrcr-rt.n.--- - ..tsathLrnsJu.r '%p A St. Paul reader wants to p-"-c ....? _z z.--..m..,--- CARNIVAL - -. -- Th e play would also succeed against th ree hearts to the kingjack in th e East hand or a five' two break with th e king or Jack falling doubleton. A Pass 2N.T. Pass 3 £ Pass 6 N T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 9 • 'r4. . - !" next. Then he enters dummy with the ace of clubs, leads the nine of hearts and discards a small club. It doesn't matter who wins the heart trick. me king and jack of hea rt s are in separate nds. ~sls ,), I I f, by Bob Montana ARCHIE QSFPV-(WA%M LIVE. HERE'S THE EX'ftMSCOTOFTHE 111r111&.46.41#-1 H54.'H.',c's4..CR-' .1\ THANK QIEPTAL I DEAL ET YOU .1 OFFI CE ! HE'LL HELP D,STRACT ) - /?/T/yY,j?46A/4',' MY PiENTS AIPOM .1 I ) 4116 ' C ri .' -t ' a - 41J4_9-,,(#). " .1 " ' -- -- -"- '- '-- - - by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY ' HMM,.. WHERE TO f,iMT 'f\,. ¶% ".-' . J ' " \, ' / I '. , f'(' ' J , ' fI WELL. LOOk... 'rgANKLy, jQ,,, HAVE YOU EVER )BUT L 91.JPPO5E BOILEC) WATFR I COULD .._-"\, 1-EARN ,/ .-. . / ANP THEPJ YOU \ .,EE, t THINK POO.J IN THE JIM GETTIJ6 THE , FEE.- TH4T HAt'JG OF 11 ( 1CHT .......... •", "- - .'. 41 ',X' _____ .. ) . I i 'X\ 't'i I . / \) :'2. ' . .'. / f 1. / ) / ~. .,t ______ 4!" ' _________ l . I ., , ~ I :~- I - I_" ,V /1 ____ .'-'i 1 i i " by Howie Schneider 7J I T :\ ___________________ * # I . . 1 EEK & MEEK --' -.".,' , '\%, ' \\, -. -r , -> , pq Yc / - -- I - ,1~ '/ ~ 11 I I " r .I - CCP _ ! 11 I~ .1 li Il lY., ~~ I k5fl_ i . "7 '' -'' , ' .•. ' '1 "5- rDl.p4y- AND ERNEST -' byBob Tiui's - - ' (:rsit\ ' .tgvo M&t 4 9876 West j EAST A iosis vK76 5 Li 109 % ØP" I - ------- " He solves the problem b t.ak• ing a heart finesse at trick two and cashing the ace of hearts 5432 4Q43 V J 82 - .. I K £A wisi by Dc Grcu: -- I 4 ' three clubs in the West hand means the suit will block unless Sou th can find a way to get rid of one of his clubs. £62 V 10943 C . " JACOBY and JAMES NORTH (D) J. ; ,_~ P IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Arthur H. Beckwith, ir. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Clerk July 25, Aug I. I. Ii. I7 5 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Publilh DEP 136 PROBATE DIVISION FICTITIOUSNAME CASE NO, PR•7S191.CP Notice is hereby gi ven that I a. Estate of PHftLIP [)CANHANNERS engaged in bu ness at Jill Cecelia Deceased. Drive, Apopka 32703. Semir,ole NOTICE TO CREDITORS County. Flori da under the fictitious TO ALL PERSONS HAVING n,ame0I DESIGN UNLIMITED, and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST t ha t i intend to register d name *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SAID ESTATE: V 5rmivcte County. Florida in a c. wi of ov r,' hereby ti n I r i11 ur,'j tIe ,n, crrdance with lb. p'ovSOItt 01 the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: claims and demandS which you, of f'lllcr of you. may have againhi t.alcj Section *65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Frank C DiPaolO 'state in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial PubliSh July 25. Aug 1, I. IS. 1975 Crcui?. Seminole County, Florida, DFP 131 Probate Divis'on, in the Courthouse SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING at Sanford. Florida, within four AND ZONING COMMISSION Calendar months from the time of Noti ce of Public Hearing the first publication of this notice. The Planning and Zoning Corn Each claim or demand must be in mission of Seminole County, writing and filed in duplicate and Florida, will hold a public hearing t state the place of residence and post consider recommending a proQosed office address of the claimant and zoning from RC I Country must be Sworn to by the claimant. changeof Estates 10 A 1 Agriculture on thC his agent or attorney, or the sjme follo*lng described property Shall be void All that part of the Cast i of the " Dated at Orlando. Fto'lda. tnis th east i s of Section 26. Township Nor 76th day of Jun, IVIS 70 South, Range 29 East, Seminole Deborah L Haers rvi County, Florda, LESS the S C I As AdminiStratrir railroad right of way , and le 04 said estate rights of way for roads aid parcel Gary H Pujjsme, contains 75$$ 7 acr es AND the Attorney for Admin,stratri Southeast's of the Southeast 'i of P0 Sot 731, Township 70 South. Section 73 Orlando. Fla Parge It East. seminofe county. Publish July 25, Aug 1. 197S FlorIda. LESS the North 19300 feet DEP 100 trere<f and also less S C L railroad right of way Said parcel contains ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED 246M acres Further described as BIDS; .? East of Markham Woods Roal. West INVITATION TO BID: Notice is betty given to General Contractors Cf I I and North of F E Williamson Road that the District School Board of This public hearing will be held fl Seminole County, Seminole County. Room 20). f the Seminole County Florida will receive sealed bid's for isnish7 rog the complete "in Contract Covitihom in Sanford, Florida. on August 13. 1975. at 7 - 30 PM, or as Work" described in the Contract Documents for the completion of thC soon thereafter as possible Planning and Zoning RELOCATION OF ALTAMONTE Commission ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Seminole County. Florida (Woodlands Elementary School) By John H Percy. (til 3 00 PM. Monday, August II La nd Development 1973 at the Office of the Superin rrreny at iuz t commercial, sanford. Florida Immed iately Pubtih July 75, 1975 afterwards, Bids Shall be iiuticIy DEP 139 opened and read aloud n the SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD Seminole County School Board OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Mee ting Room (ac ross the street Notice of Public Hearing trorn the Office of the super in IY Board of County Corn tendent) misslorers of Seminole County will INVITATION TO BID: Notice is hold a public hearing to Consider a hereby given to Subcintract.rs that modification to a portion Cf the IPie District School Board of master plan for Sweetwater Oaks Seminole County, Seminole County. Unit Development Planned Florida will receive seated bid's for described as foithirig Subcontractural portions Commence at a point 1247 116 feel of tne complete (In Contract Work) p4qf of the East corner of Sec (1.'scribed in the Ccntrect Non 31, Township 20 South. Range 79 Documents for the Completion of the East. Seminole County, Florida. RELOCATION OF ALTAMONTE said point being on the South line of FIFMENTAPV S C MOO I P.e. viI. Ul,,'m. Din. (Woodlands Elementary School) thePlat tte' eof ''s until 3 00 P M.Monday. August 11, recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 51. of ,,i aT me Office or me supern the public records of Simmnnle tendent at 707 F Commercial. County, Florida; thence run S$9deg Sanford, Florida. Immediately 1.1' 4" W along said South line of aftrwds. Bids 'shall be publicly Peace Valli Miami Spring's Plat. opened and react aloud in thC 7,476 feet for a Point of Beginning, Seminole County School Board thence run SOl deg d7'5O"W77o1fl Meeting Room (across the Street feet to a point on a curve, said point g from the Office of the Supermn having a tangent bearing of 5 61 deg tendentl Subcontractor's who S4'V* E, said curve concave South 'tmt their Bds to the School westerly and ha ving a radius of Poard are instructed to also 'submit hence run Southeasterly !re,r Bids to the participating al,ng 'said curve, 331144 feet General Contractors sufficiently through a central angle of 17 deg 43' advance of Bid Time Mark 17" to theP a c of a curve concave Proposal "Subcontractor" and Northeasterly, said curve having indicate the trade radius of 300 00 feet. hence run PROJECT SCOPE £ CONcvtheas$er$y along ',aid curve STRUCTION; The Promect generally 93 5 feet through a central angle of consists of completing the ISdegSO'36"tothee P C.ofacurye •....i...,, .. concave Southwesterly, said curve TYPEOFCONTRACT:TheWOf'k havirigs radius of noroo thence may be let under one Contract for run Southeasterly, along said curve, the construction and labor involved ill 953 feet through a central angle in the Relocaiion Of Altamonte of 36 dig 0.4' 05" to the PC of a [1emenary School or may b let vsrtg Subcontraclural Bid's The -------- '"''m' iqU curve having a radius of 30.00 feet; OAnsrCon$ractorAQreementt,oijrs4 w,tP the specificat.ons shall be the theftCerun SOtJthea'sterly,aIong said curve. 34547 feet through Al central Agretment used for General Con angle of 69 dig 53' 31" to the P.T. of tractors said curve. said P.T. being on the PLACE ( S FOR E A MN IN 0 BIDDING DO CUMENTS: Bidders Northerly right of-way line of Weklva Springs Road, thence run S may review the Document's at the 70 dig SI' 05" E. along Said Nor , foilowiry) places therly right of way line of Weklva . (oghan Pd Kelley, A IA '1 Spr 1ngsR)acj, 40 310feetto,hepC SOS West Seminole Blvd of a curve concave Northeasterly Sanford, florida 3777) W4 having a rad ius Cf 2111930 feet. District School Board thence run Southeasterly, along said of Seminole County curve and Nor therly right of way 207 Fast Commercial Street line of Widilva Springs Road, $19 $44 Sa'foro, Florida 37771 feet through a central angle of Ii dig a atcumenis will be a, Local " i o TtI# t said Culyl, Planrooms for Udders 0 review trprct run S 1 leg 02' 35" C. along PlACE(S) & DATE FOR 05- Sai d Northerly right Of way line cf TAINIMO BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Weliva Springs Road, 39200 feat. Bidders may obtan Documents by thence run N 0 deg IS, 54" WN00 1onng the office of the Architec t feet; thence run N 13 d eg 03' 47" E rr-guest;riq jrthr'c no'mation it 21700 feet thence run North 3 00 2 305 )fl 6465 after July Ia. 19751 feet; Ihonce run N 35 dig 53' 21" W SPECIFIED BONDS: The suc. 365$t2feet, thence run N 47 deg 47' CSifut 13iidCi (ji. General Con 14" W 73000 feet, thence r un N 26 :raclors or $utxorira(!or, chatl Øeg 02'04"W 795 00 feet; then ce run provide a Perfor mance. Payment P4 70 deg 16' 09- W 411070 feet , and Gvaramlee Contract Bond as then.t run S 00 deg $1, 43" E 971 065 provided and let forth in the feet to a Point on the South line of 'r'fcat,ons said Peace Valley Miami Springs DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR Plat, theme run S " deg 14, 4,, W. OPENING OF SEALED $105: All a"%aid South line of P#SCW Vsll#y 01dS *, It tie orwnrrl .11 the Special ntr f the D -str(: School Board the Point of Beginning, said larcel Of km olacountyontit, Iithdiy c'onteins3$$57 acres more or less of Aust, 975 at 300 P.M. en Further described as Sweetwater cloSed in a sealed envelope plainly Cove, Tract S. lying North of Wekava marked on the Outside "Proposal" Spy ing's Road and West of Cove I "General Contractoror Late "Proposal"" Subcontractor The PfOP0d modification is for a fIrt4%" ...fIk.. Iill .w wvwiIj. !TUPi,lITi in nj numoer Of housing the, date, and the name of the bkdei'. vests from 190 to 33 and a change in The District School Board of the housing type from con Seminole County, Iori4a reserves dominlums to Single family unit's. the right to reject any or all Bids liii's psjbll hearing will be held in received and or to waive any in Room 703 01 the Courthouse in mtie's In the R.ddng No bids Sanford. Florida, on August 17. 1975. shaIibewitharav,nfflra per iod c,30 ati:OOPM,ofa'ssoonlhefeaft,ra's 'etr 4ii) 1* iN, es6bl,. Furtr,er detail's mey be * OPQ"'nq Of Bids wlIhO4A the COns4nt Obtained by caill!nig )7)4)30. EAIr cf the Board 301 Dated th 9h day of July, 1975 Board of County T'IE DISTRICT SCHOCI, BOARD Commissioner, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminali County, Florida %Mr k 0 "Bud" r,ather. By' SiiI Vuhlw, Jr. Chairman Chairman 5- Mt, William P. layer, Attpt2. Surintendent Arthur H Beckwith, Jr PubliSh July 1*. 7S tel? I. 191% Pit,FSh- July 75, 1973 DFP 101 (lP Iii . - *'t-t BRIDGE WIN AT (~l I " -': Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By OSWtIj) '9 ~ A1.1 E'!' "-." -'-:' - -=.- / /I I I -. - INTO T44T CAKE c,o -3 7 „,,. MOUDAY FRIDAY 9 30 pm It)- College All Star Football Game (Co#iegAIt5tar"s IS the s.iper Bowl Champion i,flsOurgh Ste4et"s If SOf4$ Field Ni - LEFTOVER TI.IXr LEFTOVER CI4OCCL.ATE PIECE OF I Li f , u-y w pus we rI.ansas Baseball -" / 4E'!.' / \4ERE DID \ I1 7.25 -e c 'a"''. I 17 11 ., anymore" and Frank Pfutze third in 4.01.10. -'------ ' V ILIUI 1flSJlI. ....-.,..s - ..- Mort Walker 010 riP knew I only had 50 meters more, I really an,, : - .- --- , C%AI:.Ø,,:,upI I %E _- - - ____ ____________________ - Kranepool Looking Ahead -hUT --' ----.-,- have That means Hendricks is free to sign wi th any NFL club willing to pay his price. Eagles' owner Leonard Tose says meeting the salary demand would not be a problem. --- BEETLE BAILEY Legal Notice Wood May Be Named Bell Head Coach thoe.National Football League. dominate the pro football scene again...but not wi th the Pack. Willie Wood, a former All-Pro safety with the Packers when the Green 8ay team captured the first two Super Bowls, is expected to become pro football's first black head coach since Fritz Po llard led several teams in the early 1920s w hen the NFL was an infant, -. -- IIIIIIIIIIIII : Friday, July 25, 1q75 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Green y Packers, once the ki ngpins of _______ ______________ -- 4• --- ' _ , - r " I .1 I -, ".. (,)) 11 , I. I , -----., - — ' - .' ' - - , •lY$j . ' '' •'. . by Frank Hill gy H'$ iJor R GMAT UI4\AR WAN - I-) S3'(0)lT RIBS H MAY B A GooD SAMARITAN, • • ., -_. , • .,. .,, Ii __.... _-. . __ 1'iA,l - - - ... -. 5 ! I �r-- -- - -- -- --. t -t - .,rTr .--. n. ---.'• ____ ..- - - a- -. - - a ;___L_i ____ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 - Answer to Previous Puute Friday,JulylS,i;S-4B TV TONIGHT'S Friday Friday EVENING 7:00 (2) Valley Of Dinosaurs () Super Friends Entertainment (24) The Boarding (13) Daytime (24) Sesame Street (44) Jim Thomas Wold World 1:00 (2$) Midnight Special () Movie Of Animals (44) Party What's My Line (S) (9) (13) All-Star Wrestling (24) Senior Scene (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (43 What's My Line 125,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares 8:00 (2. 0) Movie 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunrise Globetrotters Semester (5, 9) Laurel And Hardy (111) 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Week (35) Hometown USA U.S. Of (6) Archie (9) Bozo 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (4) Bailey's Comets (0) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky () Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 830 (24) Wall Street Week (35) Movie 9:00 (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9:20 (6. 9) Movie 10:00 (13) lane Grey (24) The Sinners 10:30 (9) U.S. Open Golf (13) June Allyson UtNMATUVYDAY1 P TII2:30P,M,.-S1.25 Phooey 1 A W S (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2. 0) Run Joe Run (4) Pebbles And Barn- Barn (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie 10:00 (2. I) Land Of Th BASEDONTHE NATION'S BESTSELLER. 4:55 9:40 MAY St TooliflENli FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN IIIIIIIII11f.1 14 L os t Ifiel ,'I I*] A,b If _____ - Hour (2. 5) Sigmond %,jp,'s I 79 1 fl 4$ ' U u,IDtR Mu5T it WITH PANINT 4:30 And 11:00 S*atm - ______ (6) (I) SkHj.g _____ m Will -I j'- __ - 19 (24) TUES.-PRIVATE PARTIES wE0;i PM -73010)0 PM THU*S.- 3012 NOON - 18-Help Wanted - 6:30 q Estate _______________________________ Real last, - - - 34 35 35 37 32 33 1 _ _______ - _____ 53 54 52 55 - - fill 64 - - - - 65 - - Good year Se'rvlc.' Store has per De8ary. Adults Lovely large bed manent positlor'. fore r et ail office room. air, ideal for retir ed personS clerk 3270031 . - - bath, 7 yrs old Central heat air. carpet, garage, screened p..."ch, large lot, good location. Assume • I or $750 down. FHA Priced below FHA appraisal 373 6137 - - - - - - - - - - - SEEK & FIND' Your letter will be answered am kept in confidence. C 0 H K 0 A K E U P II 0 H H I A G I A F H V x&"Z'. E I I E I I H GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE P0 BO X Y 1 or? Bedroom Adults PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Sanford. Fla, An Equal Opportunity Employer 2545 Park Drive. %70uP S R A C II 0 I I Canadian Open Golf Great Mysteries Wide Of Sports Efflciencyapt, furnished Write to: Mr. Steve Hair. Store Manager ~ F I Furnished D 0 0 Nil P A 1. M E S V 8 K E Z N J 31-Allariments 1 1 SI GAPVS * BIEQ U I J I H 372-7637 V S I N H E H 323 606) or 373 0511 eves. ______________________________ ______________________________ p 2BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 322 93S] or FROM Melodee Skating Rink Oulet 7 bedroem cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch. 1135 One & Two Bedroom f urnhedapts I mo 15? & last Older couple only Air cond, carpeting. reasonable _________ 3270757 No pets 372 1010 _____________________________________________ chen. living rm • bath den. 3 blks of town 373 5109 after vacations; many employee from aggressive alert 6 good persona lity, hard worker; _____________________________ 3 Room Furn A partment willing to relocate if ec I7OMo Call Mr. Boatner, 337-1000 or in il AILEP LAKE MARY I I SOULEVARD I I N G A H 0 Z I II 0 1 H H n KNIGHT ORR Plaza ______________________________ _______________________ C K H L A H A B C U I P A I M K 0 K S J I Black Machine Operator N01NPGH01MPAIACHVB 0 AHNI0NDHBFSHIFAKIUH & H A 0 13 M 0 1 1 P A I M V B (3 1) 1) R M _____________ I I CO. i CLIFF JORDAN EALTu3R Burroughs mini cornputor L-1000. Must have experience total system of accounts receivable, Furnished 7BR House Adults, 110 Pets payable, billing, inventory 1. IIISR43I.Longwood i Nice Location 3373366 payroll Pay commensurate with knowledge & experience Call 1 FurniShed room with refrigerator; t ____________________________ private entrance, bath and i One bedroom furnished house, Mc[lrath. Ardmore Forms. Inc., Adults Only. 3721267 ()Land, FIa .9017344631parking. 3739519______________________ . I 1 .2 P 0 C K A F P S H K T H B K C S A I I A I) (13) NBC News ____ IN Un furnished - - Hwy. 17.97 Sanford lip ____________________ TNU :ow% CM TOMORROW Podge "J" ________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 7:00 (7) ___ _____ Held Over! , I HOROSCOPE ______________________________ i - ! (I) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk (24) And Allen (3$) Department "S" 7:30 (2) Friends Of ______________________________________________________________ By BERNICE BEDEOSOI Burns 'APPLE's TheWILD _ fShowl Matine. Sat..Sun. 7:27 Adults :. 'ju a i:1S.I-I MI41!OAI I For Saturday, July 26, 1975 - (6) Movie All In Th. - wuz* . Keep own On Truckin - __ your nghts. '. Is' A4 Uo Is j-' EXCLUSIVE L AD 5 . I [ deliver. No one is perfect. That includes YOU. May 21-June standi ng ia still a bit Yo (9) [ M Ii 0 1) A Movie Hollywood TV up your sleeves early. Get to you do w-nething for another, failatofuss over you at a heart. or favor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dnftg 21) Entertaining at home won't ALLSEATS 12:00 MIDNIGHT TICKETS ON SALE AT 11.15 PM 11 HARD WAY all that CAI'RIC'JRN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) Keep a large eraser handy wasn 't film ever made" and sound - __________ ___________ _____________ ____ _____ _________ eert " a pktura - -I ___________________________ I P. _______ " LONGWOOBVIllage Inn -. Fencin g ____________________________ till d.rt FREE Wnl4, Gate All Of July %'iIti anypurchasoof chain link or wood Lower cost per ft Call QUALITY FENCE Anytime 373 Land fence _______ 61 5, -CIIIIMPIAICUL4,1M - - Di 1.LUNCH tues Will $411111 ii Tcw-s & .- . ' , - tr'ç' '.11 1?? ¶14) Maintoasac. PHOTOGRAPHY by RANDY SEAMAN Weddings. Candids, Commercial. - Aerial. . YOUR BIRTHDAY - JulyZ$,197$ toipm s., td II HIUHn Lawn _______________________________ A &A (I - 32107"after6PM - is is 'F,iiii service 11 derrrwlent 939'? 321 0201 roofing and concrete finithir.g, free etimates BROGDEN ROOFING d un 177 flonqviorl Facilifin Available ; Point 1216700 qz sq & Body Work i. IIIE1IVATIONI.130*)S)45151 x,orft'.olSt Rd 4lun4T7t Lake 1i tin io'sc;w000 torn.'. '40 of O"a.iOO -- associate. It WIll work out advantageously if you both keep yew' eyes on the target. - I - - .: aS' -.A . I -- P P s-ps.SuppIi - £ _____________________ £ £ - CASH BACK FROM UP TO 67A-Feed _________ ____________________ CHRYSIP MOST Agbl JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From flo.r"' sanford73 473) 'Li'.Z .e ' : MODELS. LIMITE[ ___ .I CASH 322.4132 3I)O COLOR TV. 111 95 MONTI4 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644.1006 ___________________________ ___________________ _______________________ _______________________________________ ----- _ TIME OFFER I _____________ For used furniture. applianceS. I tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 2 1 5 Sanford Ave. I _______ __________________________________________________________ _ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I Top prices paid used. any condition 64.40176. Winter Park I ___________ - 54'-' rage Sales - CLARK CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH " 111111.1 Wanted to buv used office furritfure Any Quantity. NOLL 'S I I -------- 83 _*.- 1 .7700 'xi J.V. "-.'-c' _________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage - ______ ------- -. __________- -- ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Ills 1111,111111lucerlar lie: 4th St at Vn!uren St Near School Bruno Bellucci, 1917 L ou ise St. Crystal Lake. Illinois. Real Estate Broker 377 1301, FACErOR P"Y AIR CONDI DeBary tot. 75'xISO'. Plantation sho Estates. Unit 6. Rik E. Lots 79, 30. 31 MB Ii P6-763. Asking 12.250 TIONING ' - " i -all~;_11- I I'. - Road, Florham Park, New Jersey. 0793?. ______________________________ 11111111111111111"i - - SEMINOLE CO Beautiful S or 10 acres, paved road, trees. clear, flowing horses OK Tirry Realty. 628071W fl.f". . UtffIty_ulId1rgi - 9 '' "r block masonry & '" I ..__ PET 14(51 INN Boardiriglorooming Pb.)?? 1051 '- - Carpentry, R e modeling. Adit.ons, Toy or Miniature Poodles clipped Custom Work licensed Bonded and shampooed $7 00. Patterns, t Free estimate, 373 6030 # Close WELLS UWILLID PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sites we repair arxls.'rivce ST IPIE MACHINE & -- re I _--- I re Home Show II %. You'll Receive A Plant If You're One Of Our First 101 Visitors. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive. A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. • 207W7ndSt We stand behind ToListYourBuslnessDloj322-2611 or 831..99931 __________________________________________________ ____________________________________ 6 Additions home Buy a New AMC Matador with Free Factory Equipped Air Conditioning and save $450 Wagons in Stock Equipped with Factory Air, bile U Immediate Delivery. U 32 S Superior " I 110 ' on'ie ____ WalK '4 K( C AMCP1 Dealers SO ri. WHERE ECONOMY 1$ KING j,çy E)(FJ[S I}1 (30$) &S477O0 . OIC3 Citd,., Stock _______________________________________________ Shoul IN W. Nibues 1 in BACKED BY THE AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN .~ 2580 RIDGEWOOD AVE SANFORD çT, '32320/ JUST OFF 25th 12 Sanford, FIa. 211W. Remodeling Call for Appt, 322-3103 ______________________________________________________________ ________ ____________________________ __________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _______________ every U home, come &i can get for your money C011Ie 10 the Show. a TWO AND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILAS E .14I A ___________ LIMITED TIME ONLY* U Available on all New 75 Matador Coupes, Sedans, and ~ , ONE BEDROOM FROM 135 3o Year Mortgages -S pct. down or onventlonal Mortga ges 3376132 wholly. owned subsidiary of one of the ten largest savings loan associations Ic the US. t RIDGEWOOD ARMS wooded lots *Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers •Sidewalks •Large P a - we belt to everything yet away from it aill SUPPLY CO and up- 3" 1317 i-a And best of all we're de pend. able The Superior Mobile c3 HOMES OF DISTINCTION _______________________________ _______________________ 5e ______________________________ LlLJttttL(lc 1 1 :_:.'r _____ Pest Control - - financing and a complete service center ight on the ____________________________ i _____ ___________________________ _i* ______________ ___________________________________________________ - have new homes. We have good-all-new refurblsPed models. We have low-cost stream, - .,.i. Show, our selection is so large, we're a mobile home show all by ourselves We C' A' #,411 114 PiOs (ASIC t Rt IN ii ;I;I _ - .. - i -1 , ,____ RI ,1!9i _ J''-'--------_-_.-!-._ . ....... - .. . - V. .. '. . _________ . ;- _-- -._ -'--- . 1. - -,---- --•_ -._.------ - - I . . .. - ,.. -_- ----- ,-.., --'._ ----- - - - ._ -- , . .-_._ -. _'Ni ._-'P , . --._-_ -_-.-.i.s ___ - _ - - ,- • - .. .. . -. .' . • _ ' 9,.'';''-• , Li' I. PLUS GIGANTIC DISCOUNTS FROM ROYAL AMC, INC. 0 '%,) iiI'~i ,~... SAVE $450 ON ALL NEW AMC MATADORS 11011110 )t _____ ~E~- ~-~~ A - s-,;# 's!?'- :,-,'-..' ____________________ I. Ike Mary. S %-.t , . bortween 3rd& Realty .;_... _. J :5., 111 - 60014 e-g ____ _________ _____________________________ __________ Color 'TV'S from 550; B&W. from 115; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French. 323 113.1 ''' _ : 1 Roistered with the state as Class A You have O r 11.1' ru-si now try the Contrs.cto'- . Homes. additions- $30 best Ex pert paint & body work ______________ 5377 or $960111 eves 736 7306 after 6 P m . 373 1593 AI.jmlnum Utility Buildeng includ dlv.'y .ng Iboor. delivery, ;nstallation BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT. Wally Watt of Orlando 791 1724 ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 332133$. Looking for garden equipment? ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Read today's classified ads' for ____________________________ SOLAR 2567 Park Drive HEATING AND WATER good buys PURIFICATION SYSTEMS3fl1663 enteqi'iztjig , 1193 322 5457 'y..-7 s:'- ------- Carp-ling, Appliances, Heat Air. New 'iy Builder . 1720901 or 03%. 7973 'yes -. f9eautif,l ranch type home 3 64 acres, stable Osteen area 6111617; 3736116 - Roof Re,alrs: Average 13 It. roof, $N)0 Call O'ta.'.d'i 799 1300 ' . - crC, Estimates. 327 3951 dayx; 3730913 nilPitli year in a venture with a vety -- 134 4405 Night$ ____________________________ .1A il Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 ______________________ ____... Established Residential Area? Expert roof repars, list roofs or shingles All work guaranteed, ______________________________ Allen Wrenn , ' In Sanford's Finest EAPIS ALL ',',';' Windshteld, box & new battery. 68-Wanted to Buy ____ - ______________ _______________ ' ______ It. on Qi'iOi garth-, Payton Roofing Yard Cleanup? He.Iges Trimmed? Flower Beds Cleaned? Free estimates 373 106$ or 32) 7914 roof ng '. _________ CHICO & T'F 373 8 57 Dar, , 1967 Honda 160, runs very good. ______________________ ____________________________________ ildi 4 fl'.li'oom, I I iw'.i, 172.010 _ See 373 3866 00 - __ car? an 2 Acres Why I4ot Live Moving? Fitlerior firti%urecle,iinnq 123 0665 Mowing & Edging ' I C sum~owt PressureCleaning - - '' in. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive __________________________ Sanford373 5100 urniShec1 home 1', bath. covered patio, large re,tr yard. 121.002 Otic, Adver __________________________ __________________________________ ______________________________ concret, work You will become involved this oo - V at 9lt -. I _________________________________________ Mason Contractor, I 30Pm -- - - ' Custom hay baleing. light titing 531 0605 or 675 5346 clearIng 377 1677 alter S MOVING--HAULINGwomm~ SALVAGE Sonny Brooks W Portraits, C811 I.f ' Want to trade anyfti,n4 r,i _v,,p trr ,1 Motorc'vcle InSuranc e BLAIR AGENCY Casselberry,Plwy 1792 030 4706 I _____________________ Room air unit, $30. Hoover ____________________________ washer, 125. Lawn mower. $70, WILL BUYORCONSIGNGUNSOF Redwood patio furniture. $30; TV. _________________________ ANY DESCRIPTION. 373-7340 173, MISC Items 377-0190. I ________________________________ __________________________ Cash for good used Furnittre & I I'm single, beautiful and lonely You _____________________________ Antiques STAN'S. 3729719. v keep me company in a raised ____________________________ ______ vioOd beamed living mom, dine with me on a batceny 8. many exlrasunheard in a mobile home Assume payments or rent with th 2 4 Bedrooms . ' - _____ ______ - nni till S Santord Av ,ia.il.rd. Fl - ' - ou money CARPORT SALE- 107 Ttmpft Licensed Orlando 773 5170 Drive, Saturday & Sunday, 9to THAN ' 53-TV. Radio. Stereo - MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn Fenc ed ,ard. I bedrooms, 1 bMh, Suntarid. $71 W. wilt. & assume US 23 vier -n in ::~ 11 ______________ dock Option to rent lot a? $65 mo. 349_____________________ 5770 after 5 pm Shaded As yevr - -. I used mactunes MOONEY APPLIANCES 3?) 0.697 I ________________________ I ________________________ -- large beautiful riverfront lot with Comfortable? bedroom home apart.r.riits 579,000 famit i'ewi. xiv tImpt cienpeti ow upper I•vi by addi,.g bereims, a library, di.., baffireim , si., however w with, wt.awuveq yi. MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONA,1MES ANY OTH&R HOMES IN THE WORLD 5 30 _32) 9097 - service. 12' i 60' Lamplighter, 53,750 On Good Income - _ 197? Palav,des, 2 BR. I bath, sto v e, refrigerator, air con ditloner Otherwise unfurnished Already set up 14.100. or low down, _______ _______________________________ Attrai-tive Spanish style 3 bedroom, 7 bith home on quiet Street 1330 fiat I bedrsomt.a both, kitcflendisia room & livIe rein'. a PIIOTO(I4APt4Y()Y Specialit in ovtdoorpomtrails. Also Movioing, Discing. Ba4:k hoe work, Call Phil Goinzalti 30S )21 3919 appmciate their crgency. GREEK INTERNATIONAL MUSICRY SPY*OadSisIOOZOUKIA Toes. tbrv Set. 5:30 p s. NI U - -. PISCES(Feb.-March20)It will be difficult lot' you ZF0 in on goals today unless YOU J Now ________________ 78--ftforcycles --'-------------------- Lake Mary ESTATE -- _ Must Sell now, 1972, 17'xbl', .1 OR Assume paymentS 131 9472 after week-or all wk nd. equity of) BR, 2 bath, lakefront for other real estate 372 6345 ;1. ------- It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a wart ad __________________________ ____________________ __________________ I - Trade, THE HOUSE THAT GROWS WHAT IS IT? - '- Shampooer for only $lSOperdaY. ' ' -- rsTr:RSOp LAND CLEARING Family of eight moving to Sovfh Carolina. has home for sa le 322717$ ff -- good. 1883 ( AQUARIUS (Jan. -Feb. 19) The only impression you'll make today if you play "big shot" will be on your bank balance - and that won't be I 321-0041 Me Is - of loyff. IM vpp4w 101*1 is W"fifuliNd, day, 3733903 or "MAN EATER" work. You're a bit of 'i daydreamer. Mistakes are lIkely. ______________ Add the evening's over you'll find It STARTS Rock 70 Eop -U 49(40 Prints) All types Iot & acreage cleared We have top toll, fill dirt, clay, and Pbotogrspky shell available Please call night ________________________ - excite you at first, but before THE KISH REAL Art Ailing Land Clearing [ICciric & Mechancal Dratt'ng & Designing No lob ttx small Free es timate's Call 1295 3051 social r 73-Dec. C') _______ ____ --' %il I ' Home DRAGION bad. If your DIES HA RDI for the birds BRUCELEE Band "delivers the mHt poW(#W I l!Esp-5399(21pqint) B function. I SHOWTIME - Circle your thoie -enclose film We install Mayde.n Blown in In I payment - print name 3. ad& sulation (all i ce Ire.. es ? eauty Co dress Mail 668 667 9 DOUBLE PHOTO ________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ______ P0 Box 1310 Beauty Noo ormerly HArf s _______________________ ________________ _____________________ Winter 12793 E r'ne 322 5142 S19 _______________________________ _______________________________________ ___________________________ 100 cct satIsfaction ___________________________ when someone you're fond of it out of the goodness of your Mn". look for a reward do (44) Movie : IC (4) Bob Newhart Show ;lJ,.. I, bidding. Roll be a leader, be so by work, example. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fi ) CANCER (June 21-July 22) If Yo'i'll be disappointed today to Telethon & G [ M I I your Broker. 107W Commercial Sanford In 7001 __________________________ ______ _ I ___ Each Woodmort Horne Features Central Heat And SALES BY I - IiieIefI.s yourself. o thers to do Cot-iocratic Plational ' "1 for a LIBR.A Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It will not be easy today to get GEMINI Theatre -1 - __- -. --~ =_ - _-i - - I_____ ~__-_,~~ft - ,~2 for Wore ____________ 23 spot derision. Later, you'll alibi (0 8:30 (6) Jeff r?.ons Bra es Baseball 9:30 (6) ?I y Tyler Show FRI. 5A1. ONLY 23Sept. [nt exprct more from friends m a situation that calls U.S.A. ROC1* (NAtE TM'H (Aug. VIRGO (44) Music City 0 4_x _ _____ makes DYKES AIR CON. O'TIONING, 377 U?? -. COLOR SNAPSHOTS From y our Kodacoior Film .- 3072. _______________________________ Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I t Come On Out And See For Yovrti'i_ _______ At War (3$) Scream Theatre Ll i _________________________________ __________________________ _______________________ _____________________________ ____________________________________ di s regarding l ,._4 -, -.-.uuz ztarpesttn business DpflifltTT1! )ow• today. A good horsetrader could on u nles you and two feet. BE assertive easily take you (or a ride. '.at'r Yct.'U I . _ 0 _____ CHICO & THE '.'.-'4 case included Like new.$100: Call PERSIAN CATS, CFA, 2 white, I _________________ 37 3-7591 silver, $15 each. Call after 3:30 337 42-v'obiIe Homes .J See Reconditioned Batteries, $1293 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave Pen? Blue Lustre Elect ric Carpe t ?achment5; cabinet & port able I 3227643 MV . 2 for 1 exterior, interior. _ 8:00 (2, 5) -rius i. (9) ______ ______ I (24) Way It Was 5:237:27 KIddies Stop thos e Leaks 2 Wks I SpecialOnly, Install 710 lb lock tab shingles. only 35c It 1 31 6217 after S. PAINTING, AIR CONDI 014 IN 0,1 free fit.. Iir..'i'pj, bonded, in c'. REFRIC,FP*'TtC;., DUCT! Man MCCULLOCHS lil III 12:10 For fr ee estimates ca ll Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 337 1771. - 1. '.' Photo finishing _______________________________ ____________ ___________________________________ ____________ ______________________________________ ________________________________________________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning ' na ,i __________________ MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX 80/ VAS0DOWN.FHA.LOW DOWN _________________ ___________________________ __________________ I ____________________________ Last Of The Wild Peg Real Estate Brok er _________ JUSTAPHONECALLAWAY : .- _ 16 I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - SILVERTREE MOSSIE C. BATEMAN And Acreage 8"A TREE MYRRH KAFIR i.i bocsc**aii TNUTU - MOPANI BROKERS Days-- 337 6121 NlPit 377 5.12i or 337 23.6'2 Homes, Lots - ., -IROKO See Beautiful walnut dining table, 6 DacMhurs MinIature, AKC 565; chairs, practically pew, 1350 337. Cpiirivahuas, white male, 3'i mos S951. HAVEN ANIMAL $50 GROOMING & BOARDING Sacrifice, besutiful antique 1 Post er KENNELS 337 5152 Bed frame, 1100 or bes t offer. 372 5)60 Registered, two male Poodle pup pies, 10 wk old . $50 ea ch 337 KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st 51,337 733.3 We Free. part Persian Kittens 6W5s. Old WHITE Sewing Machine; all at- I 3220103 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Lommercial Properties batance? 76--Auto Parts '' Ca sh for Junk Cars We pick up PH CHICO & THE MAN 561 9730 or 368 7010 BitPilo We Sell Wan t to tra de down7 We & Install uSed motorS& used paris. balance & give you I r.ir .& B Auto, open? days a week. ______________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent I" 9411 steam - clean carpets 323-5470 Want to sell your car, we ply off tht 307 East First. Downtown - hiddn name and box itinas shown: Country mattress. Walnut finish, %2S. ____________________________ - ________________________________________ Likenew, Nod A Way baby crib CHICO & THE MAN ________________________ - ____________________________ __________________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER Stemper Realty CHICO & THE MAN Wantacar. $10 down and on ! o, 1.40 per mo' Hwy 46, West Sanford 373 3620 sect control, GardenLand, 1400 W. Is? 3?, 373 6630. 169 09" Central F lor,da- % MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3271991 19193. Fr ench MUST SELL - New 3 OR 2 BATH HOME. all extras, good location 3227371,377 1196.372 1964 I MAKE OFFER 3772217 377 I9. 77 4)61 ________________________ ____________________________ Furnished _____ (44) Wrestling (2) Florida's Watching News - ___________ _________ Sp.ctrarld. granules for lawn PlearlyNew, %110 REALTOR _____________________ - I 7 OR. 1 bath, on lake near Sanford. AdultS, oo oets 372 2317 ______ 401CeleryAve • Sanford Kish - Ill ALL PRICE RANGES 017W 1st St .377 36.41; 3fl 2' _______ _____ ,: 4. ~I See NELSONIS FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Cent er Trundle B ed,Maple CHOICE ______________ _-"~-,4~--_ tl,~t. See I Dell's Auction Service 62-Lawn-Garden -- machine. f' CHICO I THE MAN NEED A GOOD CAR' ware, TV'S. appliances, garden tools. linens Hundreds & hurt drects of items too numerous to Wood or steel d es ks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 8. chairs, straight chairs. filing cabinets. as i Cash and Carry bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace. I Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, I front load deluxe sewing 140000. Sold new for $319 00. Pay balance of $$ or 10 pa yments of $9. See at. Real Estate BALL REALTY . - ' '- .. ,0. • -_-_ _ , - - . .. - '- . - ' - . , '-4 . : _ . . ..- a . ._ i'. ., - .-. S ' . - • ,, . .-,--.. •_.. ..,_._._ S - ' -. - . . . ." j,,,, -._.•.k-_ '. . -, - '-, - . ' - 11 I 5 POINTS estate, fancy glassware, silver. Used office furniture Excellent condition. 323-0042. tgege, move right in 3 bedroom,? I bath split plan 151.500. I WE HAVE ACREAGE i Assume Payments built right, 3 bedrooms, I' -, bath jll.. mention (east of Sanford Plaza) 9 5 Sal . WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS VACANT- A ssume existing mor - Terms I 9. BR -$165 ' home, on well landscaped 100x71O' lot 140.000. OPINI..Øt..OAIK,ANYTIME C ountry Trailer - Near Serrnole I $27,300 with terms- ______ College, private ilvoocle,J lot mo 1310137 Also I AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. P40 PETS 1I$W.7ndS?. ___________________________ Monthly Ren tals Available $135 11SO-CohorTV QUALITY INN-NORTH ?his lovely I Cledroom, Vi bath _______________ 33Houses _______ ___ 3" 111967 OWNER TRANSFERRED- See retirement home Price, $77, 500 an 4"I essary. person 1100 State St , Sanford brick home. 1" baths, 2 air con. dillontirs. corner lot. Price only I masoivy home, carpeted. Nicely __ _______________ _______________________________ sh aded lot. Price, 171.500 Terms. Furnished _____ efits; desire - NEW AUTO DEALER - P1 LONGW000 HWY 17 9? ! 41? - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -- SELL TRADE Hunt Realty Fenced In backyard on large LAKE MARY- Nevvexlra *oil built ____________________________ _ - ______________- ________- - Sacrifice, $150 323 Øf)$ 322 9052 Sun., Mon corner lot. $75,500 Call 031 3235. ________________________________ 7 bedroom, I bath. carpeted I 373 5131 or 372 6420 Sharing; _ ___________________________ center SIIRYPOAMRNTI I H A B U B I Profit S. ieweIers - Rosac Amplifier Must sell. Supplies 337 1034 Larry Saxon, Realtor I I __ Kingston electric guitar, 70 watt - _________________________ SANFORD $135 ( ____ -- ______________________ __________________ SANFORD 7 Bedroom fenced word Man's Bicycle New Tires. Good Condition $23 3fl 9145 -- and Lot from $29,400 W.25th St. 1505 -. -- 58-Bicycles ______________________ 13' L Shape Plaughatde button Bar. 1200 ; Bar Stools, Glass rack, Bar - I 322 9771 "-' Supplies SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, Lake - - - - Clubhouse. 3 and 4 BR Homes STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES . _________________ radio, exceptionally nice $1,095 A sk for Duane McGuire, 3371651 Dealer Do it yoursellers. car penters, arid handymen. we have a Dewalt radial arm saw, large tre sa - on s?an. lI nds of power equipment Such as porter cable power saw 7" with guide arid attachments. , inch electric drills. Sanders, all kindS of wood clamps and all kinds of electric wood bits. Plus all kinds of Small 372 2111 2521 Park Or NOLL'S *,FTERIIRS 71131SEFirstSt 3fl CLOSE IN-GAS SAVER PEM.70RCassetberry. 11 92, 830 4706 Nice 3 bedroom, close to shopping, 3779751 3223991 3-72 0440 ___________________________ big yard, hardwood floors, _____________________________ 51-Household Goods fireplace, garage. Bargain for 3 BR, I' baths, large utility room, wall wall carpeting, central heat only 137,000 323 9410 and air, drape's, kitchen equipped Contents of home, 103 Airport f%lvd, _____________________________ Lake Privileges. Doodlebug, 170 Call 37)3616, Attention 337 5961 - _____________________________ Pool, Tennis. trans. excellent condition, ISO) ---. __________________________ _______________________ ____________ After 5 17? Jim 1967 Galaxle SM. I cylinder, auto Sale 3226457 oarage, $65,000 323 373). ---- 72-Auction Ross room. Carpet and drapes. Enormous wor k room, double LA 1 E Apartments wetnOrlanctol Daytona $1$S mo 66$ 6231 Mar HIDDEN $7,930 00 661 5.490 Auction FRIDAY NIGHT.? 30 LESTER SPINET PIANO, Betsy Model, Solid mahog, COndition 3033370156 7 push lawnmowers. 77" cut, $20 each; 2 fans. 20". $10 each; en tertainment console, $30; kitchen 60-Office table, S) Call 371-3606 JOHNNYWALKER trees Stan's 2977 Hwy 177? _ -- , MPG. Sell or trade equity Sal Auction anytime REALTORS aic fl33 REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sunken living room, foyer, formal dining room, beautiful modern kitchen with eat ;n area; paneled den With fireplace, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, I with dressing . , Home after 5- '69 F or d LTD Sid wgn, also '67 Ford Falcon van, 1511 Elliott S? Saturday. July 76 p rn 1' Mite East of 1. Hwy 46. Sanford '73 Audi Fog, 4 dr air, sun roof, 20 For Information call 322 9719 ROBSON MARINE Counter tops. Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell _____________________________ Shaded lot, approx. 152'x272' with country atmosphere and fruit 003W is? St Luxury Patio 3i Spacious ranch style home on large G equipped kitchen Mid way beV Two bedroom house near _________________________ CAREER OPPORTUNITY M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker Cash For Your Junk Cars 323-9136 , Large Antique Sale Sanford Kitchen. Bathroom Cabinets, Forrest Greene, Inc. Price Read the Classified Ads a ardens Sunland. 3 BR, 2 bath, kithtn equipped. air, fenced. 2 Fla rooms, $100 mo 3221904 - __________________________________________________________ Plants Of you QuAlIfy , - --- homemade, good condition. Call -_ -- --- - washer & Crib. All vmrk. 3n 0322. buy at 523,000 FHA available Spring is "Move ou tside time." G et polio and lawn furniture at good eneva ____________________________ _____________________________________________________ than r en t Government Subsidized to qu6lified buyers Call to see i -- . 71-Antiques the Classified Ads every d.y fenced ya.-d, don't miss this great 7015 nshq'd $110 month or less Goodyear benefits include paid SEVILLA GARDENS vacations, free hospitalization and Full size 1 & 7 OR apts- All electric Insurance. plus pension program eatin kitchens. dlshwCtherS . Nice 7 bedr oo m block home, fur. rushed or unfurnished, 323 7920 disposal. private entries, lust 6 Reply by letter, giving work e. units, from $130 437 0901 (collect) DeRary, 2 BR, 7 bath. Ii; yrs old perience. telephone number or Ill 7073 drapes & shades. large utility rm.. Con v enient interview arranged carpeting, garage, Fla rm. fully - Receqlly reduced $71,S00 Call 11311. electric stove, bedrooms fur - - 3fl5 ________________________ small kitchen, Area No down flayment. monthly payments Ies SANFORD -- by owner. I OR, 2 2 BR, ne ar Junior & Senior High Schools, lar ge lot. 3221110 They're Hot" Sanford. by Owner. 3 OR, 1 bath, large calm kitchen, plus formal dining room. New carpet, 3727770 ____________ 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrude & 3fl.9719 yard, will dicker or swap 123.900 ______________________________ WE TAKE TRADES Hansn' Shoe Shop. 221 1st St All LAKE MARY--- 2 bedrooms, range types Shoe repair 1. dying Marion & r ef riger ator included, beautiful & Saddle Lee, new owners 372 tree's, nice corner lot with country "97 atmosphere 117,900 WE TAKE TRADES Outboard motors' 30 HP Elgin. 12 LAKE MINNIE- 4 bedroom home, HP Sears, Also Citation Dish- 7563 Park Dr collector's item runs good $300 CASH 323 4121 - WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD-- 3 bedrooms, I' ba ths, STAN'S HWY 14 FLEA MARKET Saturday 8. Sunday central heat & air. fenced back Your MLS Agency * * Yds. blue shoo carpeting, commercial grade Bigelow with 4160 oz. cushion 1430 firm. Ph weekdays, 3379150 overlooking lake, central heat & air, fenc ed yard $37,500 322-2420 Anytime 'Ern While New hmsm in a rural Reg Real Estate Broker IOOE 75th St clean; ready for immediate OC cupancy. 323 07)0 or 162 2649 . * TAFFER REALTY -1 -1__4i Sanford: I OR, part __ O R Duplex, 1700 Ma gnolia. Large? 1712 W. 11th St Sanford Call 373 01.15 Position - 16) - - 56 57 ___ 59 - Office . . __ I ____________ 51 ' - .,... I - - living, dining. Florida room, Walt wall carpeting, fenced. 031.3.457 DUPLEX- Furn or Urifurn, Ideal Location. Reasonable Rent. Phone Owner 3433723. GOODYEAR - CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 323 13.10 - * "Get -,es Winter Springs Lovely 2 OR. I bath. 193S Nash Rambler, low mileage. HOUSEBOAT: 70'xll', almost new waterfront home, beautiful kit- the,,, f or mal dining Fiorda r oo m Make your Budget go further, shop We REALTORS BALL REALTY - __ ANTIQUES - FISH, SWIM 8. SKI-'- 3 bedroom - ______ Spotless. newly redeC&rated, decor r furniture, 2 bedrooms. See 373 -7011 1 46 45 41 48 49 - t1tt"e Call 641 3019 ____ 42 I ._ -___________________________ 1973 Vokswagen, ?door, red, $7.000 6.'61 5737 - only shade By Owner. 327-1507. CASH ForYourjunkCars Piece or ltousefutl loss case pocket watch. n1l S900 Sal. LAKE MARY- 7 bedroom, large have over 300 homes for you to chose from and can help lust the right on your par titular needs and budget 371-OdiO 377 1I. 371 759S. 17) ?IS _ i' - BAMBOO COVE APTS pleeded,AutoMechanlc I - ., Income as an AVON Represen ______ flolen Lawn & Garden Tractor, 42" 17' Cobla, 75 HP Johnson motor, tilt trifler ASking $1,000 Cell 323cuttinc deck Also gold hunter family room, fenced yard, plenty 90 SQ WIlT REALTY Real Estate Broker - Warehouse space for rent. 20(J) Sq ft Sanford 121 3) fl . .. 50-Mscellaneous for Sale Accessories Reg _ ST OP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ClassIfied Ads didn't work ....there wouldn't be any. ____________________________ ----_ trees, - 30 pct . ':ommission. Free pickup. Auction Saturdaysp m Sanfor d. 3777770 , e for 37-Business Property --- Me?chandise ______ A EAL TOR 322 74" Sale after mile west of Phil Deere Furn. Co.) _____________________________ - WHATSAMMATA WITCHOO? You've been look ing all Over town i' a home. Why don't you Call us System Family room with serve thru bar & fireplace $37,500 _. 3o,A4mriff*nts Unfurnished it? w tit St.. 37zsw~ mvsy Instructions: The hidden name. listed below appear forward. 3392474 _____ L!f (9) News backward, up. down, or diagona lly In the puzzle. Find each _____ PC?. dowi. 7•- pct. mt. -'--- - - - Work your own P'ours Earn extra 29 - (33) Bobby Goldsboro ON THE DOG TRACK RD.,OFF NWY.17.92-FINNPA*K a Bedrooms. Priced In mid 70's 5 from SIlOSMI W of Sanford 337 4170 COOL POOL with this) BR, 7 bath Three bedroom. I bath, masonry home on large lot. fened back yard. S17 irs? f. --- __________________ 25 26 43 44 North To Canada News (24) Firing Line SKATE CITY - _ _______________ - fl - 21 24 38 6:00 (2, 6, 5) IIOSSNVXT $710, first 8. - ________________________________ - 31 (35) ' 30 10 30 p FRAMED uotiruustsr WITH PACINT 4 a .4 - -. Weklva Modern clean interiors, Rentals 27 28 Perspective FRI - 7 30)) PM SAT.'-) 30 1PM .7 30-tI PM OUTDOOR DOOR I çy- - - nice] bedroom, It bath brick home wIth two air conditioners 29-Rooms ' - beautiful over hanging Gotta see to be lieve -.-----.-- We Buy Furniture ___________________________ Mr. Veteran -. Lawn Mowers. We Sell Tl'i Best i. EXTRA LARGE 3 FAMILY Wepayall closing costs, and prepaid Service the Rest, Western Auto. GARAGE SALE- Misc. Starts Items Friday 9 a m July 25 On 75th St 301 w i St. near Park. Voumovein. MAITLANDFLEAMART Neat, 3 BR. 7 bath home, corner lot, 1911 Hwy Ill 92 Open Sat 8. Sun SSBoats & 5 31.2920 -_______________________ $71,500 Immediate Occupancy. enfrance, fireplace with gas logs. R EAL TOR 373 5774 Unfurnished 32, ••44cses __________ Peas, you pick, Black eyes and -Purple hull. New patches continue coming in On Oregon Ave. 1 mile Man or Woman to sr.ire househOld ' 3.3 9199 North of 16, arid lust west 011.4 4 Mites west of Sanford - _ - 20 23 (44) Time Tunnel 5:30 (5) That Girl MON.-4 30 13 NOON I- - (3.5) Party SUIP.-CLOSED ALL DAY ' - - (24) Realidades 7 - 30-to 30 PM .4 - - 18 (44) Sports Legends 5:00 (2) World At War Sckediii - 10 11 1T Fr -__-----.-- - for __________________________ - CailBart Real Estate 80-Autos --- 3231)29 DAVES' 3739370 jewelry, toys, books. used bar top and many other items Fri.. Sat.. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy 196$ Ford GaIa*ie; good condition; $350 Call 322 7742 S Sun.9 5.323 5677. (State Rd. 14. ',i Furnitre&Misc.11aneous.$,ll for __________________________ - 130-061. Buy to 68Wanted YARD SALE: tools, furniture, 6.173500, SANFORD-I yr. old, 3 BR, Wi bath with garag"; new carpets; assume or refinance. $71,900. Crark Realty, REALTOR GOOD GOSH I 570.9 50, 3 bedroom hOme, master Suite with private Adult mobile riome viilag under _____________________________ large Shady oaks on the sc en ic NEW HOMES In good area 3 & 1 e( ',t (24) Man Builds, p11 Destroys (35) My Favorite Martian (9) I .4 8 Harold Hall Realty 0 WEKIVA RIVER 0 religious Extra and perience background. LOT- over looking like Crystal, 76065. Hwy. 11 97 want ad. P Will baby.sit In my home week day$ Spectacular LJ i - (24) Woman (6) Shazan (9) Lassie Rescue Rangers (24) Carrascolendas (35) Speed Racer (2.-I) Pink Panther, it x -___. 400 (4) 5ports Sea Monster Faou _ - (24) Romagnolls Table % A rrLs suffi and shaded. $7,500 furniShed Deposit required 670.4 after S or 377 1191 deposit III SIS4 Drapery I Upholstery Business, real estate included. $36,000. CARRICK REALTY. REALTOR , Byowner,House&2Iots or, FrenchAve., zoned commercial 3fl GEE WILLIKERSI It's hard to believe that 171.900 Could buy so much 3 OR's P'i baths. Central heat air, dishwasher and lots more Gotta Mobile home, for rent or sale 7 BR. Bedroom, unfurnished. Adults preferred $30 week Security - 9-Good Things to Eat (9) Devlin (24) The Electric 10:30 (poet.) 57 Spartan queen 59 Adjective 4 5 2 3 1 (9) Movie Company Jrq'diir nickname 33 Auricle 35 Imparting pigment per mo Call 372 4410 __________________________ A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants to age 7only. 001 E. CHRISTIAN TEACHER needed for 25th St 337 6445 Christian day school, please write .O. Box 35, CasSelb.rrv. Fla COUNTRY HOME bedroom, adults preferreg, $150 •-- DELTONA--- New Duplex. Furn. or unfurn Dra pes, Water, Lawn Care 373 1521 or 660 6344. Garage Items 7153 Gale P1,, (oft 79th) Sanford Saturdayonly '- Beautifully furnished, large? ____________________ Friday, July 25, 11S-5 - air; SITE- Large "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Sanford, FL Property fireplace. e moctgege, $76,900. 9117 Office Trainee, light typing and It's like pennies from heaven when general office work Calillmsm you sell "Don't Needs" with a Winter Springs 327 1Q90 (6) Scobby-Dolo (44) Erniest Angley M 4 Chemical color suffix 45 Biblical name S Fa v orite 47 Yellow with flowers )fl 3931 PreferMale,$)Owk 0!1 Call 3223610 after 3:30 - 56 Nights belnto 30 President's central air, low down. assume ' 'gmpIete child care s er vices. New We have listings. We have buyers. _______________________ Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE We need another real es tate DIDDLE DAY CARE. 32356" licensee to help us make sales. Forrest Greene, Inc. Child Care In my home 322 323 $l5forone.$25 fortwO device 54 Biblical garCen American country with age 43 Pale brown (35) Movie (44) Combat 1: 30 (5) Time Of Your LIfe (9) Invaders (24) Wall Street Week 2:00 (2, 0) Ma jor League Baseball (6) Movie (24) Saga Western Man (33, 44) Braves Ba seball 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) MovIe 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (6) Sounding Board Hong Kong (9) 7:20 42 Harem room Week Jeannie 2:10 Information (24) Washington (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 9:00 (2. 5) Emergency Plus F our GENERAL CINEMA CO* 9, _________________________ _____________________________ E*perenced radiator repairman &---Child Care $310015 _________________________ 111111111 Neighborhood - 2 Leg iOiflt 10 Greek war god 3 Discolored Festival (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Weather (33) 700 Club -- 29 South One Bedroom Trailer - S~ Measuring (1) Jabberwocky (24) Aviation -_ 9 Narrow streaks at night Popcorn Machinu (24) Mr. Roger' Neighborhood (3$) The Wilburn Brothers Show Train (44) 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert () American Ba ndstand (35) Wres tling 1:00 (2.5) Soul Train Chopper Bunch 11:00 (2. 6, 5, 9) News 38 Primary color Eight (9) These Are The Days Jeannie (44) Braves Baseball _ 12:00 (2) Jetsons (4) Harlem QUALITY-- 3 bedrooms, I' baths. 323-7011 46 Commercial Trade$1,950 equity of 7 BR for Other Longwood, I BR, 7 bath, real estate. Acre Rutty, den, citrus trees, fenCed, priced in PEALTOR. 750, low 30's •34 3491. Stenstrom Real~ e 323 0761 Evening Herald 1--Houses - central heat BUILDING- Excellent fr ontage Hwy 1197 513.000 Submit offer. Shady lot, $173 mo Adu!l only. equipped, I Bedroom apt. kitthefl 41 -Houses ______ APARTMENT WITH BUSINESS Nice 1 bedroom trailer on large - air, carpijrted Adulls %".SO 322ô eves. 1 wk.nds ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll PORTER, lot work. Apply In person. Art Grindle Wheel Ranch. Rt. 17. "4 2027 for "We Care"Duplex. lbedroornfurfl apt., adults. "Hotline". Adults gr Teens. Sanford. fib) 44 Credit notes jab) 10 Join 27 Summer (Fr) 68 Girl's 48 College 11 Devoured 73 Grea,cs fraternitj lab organization 19 Prevaricate 25 German city lab coin 47 Very 21 27 Cut grass impressive 24 Lordship lab) g Pale r ed 26 Wooden snow 46 Common 31 Pub drink music form runner DOWN 32 Furtrve look 49 Penetrate 27 Disfigure 3-4 Sacred picture I What Sun doeS 28 Spanish cheer 50 Walk UPOfl AFTERNOON National Auto Sales 41Houses __________ finest Appliances, complety )ile Homes ---.. 7 Bedroom fraiter, 5133 mo, plus ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Choice EXECUTIVE HOMI: taie$y 2 (' Security, Mullet Like Perk, 349. Story in the City; situated on ap 4 bedroom, m&ntenarice free. pro*. acre; I OR, formal dinlrg central air, w carpet, boil dock. room; location, 5wmmg beach, and 2IobIleHom,o; acre of land convenient to shopping and uo,i. at Wetiiva River on Hwy 46. schools all for 160.000 Call for 1 $1,000 DOWN--- 7 bedroom. I bath in be drooms, 1' baths. Furnithed, appt. 3776655. Winter Park. 171.175 very clean Call 901 353 7411. is swim. 273 2740, 41 School subject unit lab) Japanese Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional (24) Washington ARE YOU LONELY? Lit us help you to meet the right person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305- o 7 Was obser v ed 37 Arrest (Slang) 8 British thermal 39 Perceive nickname for ________ iiuliI I 34- ______________ _______________________- drinkers, T 1L,A I N iEjNi9IlJ 20 Ages and ages 66 Civil wrong (p1) 67 Finishes (3.5) Th e Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man 6:00 (t) Growers (13) ABC Summer Movie __ _____ _____________________ For further information call or or write .anford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 37771. eI ____ ___ 65 Boy's 16 Vend V_ i V drinks 17 Single part (Js Movie (11) j• ___________________ ________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem T __________ 16 Famous Italian 64 Soft, juicy family fruit (8) World Around MORNING loader 62 Possessive nickname Contraction 15 Telegram jab) 63 Arabian gulf Outdoors is ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? I T iI SI Diminutive if Ronald 52 Noun sutfi* 55 Russian City 58 Gritted (her) 60 Summer 13 Not any 14 Girls 11:30 (2) Star Trek (4) Hudson Brothers Saturday JflTI I ii I [Cie tPJL'1Of S1 1M 1LoI AIS I jE S T N HNI - 311A--Duplexes, --2 BR Duple*; 1)50 Housekeeper. to live In. light dutilS, LAKE MARY deposit. $50 plus on hool.age child. 3225(09. Forrest Gretnt Inc. SALES HELP for insurance CO. REALTORS graduate. college 37) 6353 native. sales -married, preferably background helpful but not SANFORDLAKEMARYatCC,? BR duplex with in the ground Pool, Mces,,ary. Call 431.IØ2bet *,1fl9 Mr. An. enclosed. 1 1 weekdays. Ask air conditioner, drapes, area rug. derson. $130 per month inciudirg pool An Equal Opportunity Employ er . M See Service All you do F III 6770. this now. Rick Morar. N eeded, body & fender man I . A NET 50 Yugoslav ACROSS I Upper afmosphere 4 Rainbow goddess 8 Azure 12 Mariner's direction (4) House Truth Concentration Rainbow I (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (4, 44) Movie () Wide World Of To Tell The is-H&p Wanted- 4Per5OflIs Over - - - =___-.------------------------- ____ . , .- -.,, . - • . '"I ' . jj #'__' :._', _. - i:.'.. Ø -_ -'--i - ,.l - -•_ -_._.._ "_..I,_' -_-._ - ' ' ' - '. I-:','• .• '" . - ' . ' - p - ' -' .' ,. - - 'a - - 1 -- .- . -'- '-' , �SUNDAY EDITION Friday, July 2S, 1975 SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 67th Year, No. 291—Sunday, July 27, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents JULY 2Sth - SI st Some Homeowners Could . Pa P.O 12 II) '1I1K I O( IIRID(.l Herald Staff V.ritcr ______ - 1t II ' DON'T BE A STATISTIC, CHECK YOUR FARM FOR SAFETY HAZARDS TODAY!... EATIN TIME - _j-_•' I • •. • .- Resident Asks To Be By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer 41 for unsafe operating conditions. ••••• .- WINTER SPRINGS—A Itanchlands resident has asked to be placed on the agenda at Monday's 7:30 pin. City Couflcil meeting as a spoke== for a group of residents OppoMfljt pFOpCed CCflStTUCtiOn of two churches on Hayes ILad . :' -The request was made by Walter Parkhurst 251 Trad#'winds Road. In a .3-2 vote at last week's session, the Council i overrode a Planning and Zorürig Board recoinmendalion and protests by some residents to ap. V Safe farming conditions are as much a part of farming as cultivating or planting. Don't gamble with chance, remove urn e.rn'i oiviso.i lr Padi Mail. 'Mntsr Park, Florid. 32&9 'Phone (306J 6474100 iway 436 now F T U Pvd ,W'nttc ParS 'NixThQsti Plaza Cfrtaró gwo1 Wlage Sh.cpp,ng Centec, intersection of S R 434 and 14 SPONSORED BY THESE SAFETY CONSCIOUS BUSINESSES 0 Skak FARM BUREAU INSURANCE "Paint For Every Surface" CHASE Benjamin iiiif Moore,i.0 Hwy. 17-92 Phone 322-2221 Celery Ave., Sanford Sanford, Fl. 7 NELSON & Co. Kennedy Tractor Co. Celery City Printing Sales '& Services WHEELER FERTILIZER 1) For All Your Printing Needs Lawn & Garden Equipment USED Tractors & Equipment Agricultural & Industrial & Equipment CLOSED FOR VACATION Tractors July 28 thru Augusf Ph. 322-1393 Oviedo, Florida Rte, 46W., RR 1, Box 52 Ph, 322-2581 221 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Ft. Sanford, Fl. t'.••;. %VEATIIEIC -. * ROUND V A Heavy Duty Mulching Produce Exchange GROWERS and SHIPPERS !I;L P-rv I: American er excIt.veb.il ?by Dr. Yesterday's high night low 69. Green Onions • Cabbage (305) 365-3217 Complete Banking Service Geneva Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-6033 Surgery %. 1141on Loimnan, no addrms Squat e Shoppi ng Center, S11431 parking lot. Officers said the in commission of a felony, two res6tance by police. pistol at Longww)d inSept. 1973, and SR-436, a week after his driver refused Li) drive Skates counts of aggravated assault Yates was examined. under after Afternoon and evening thunbeing convicted of given was taken to Winter Park brother, l{icnard lamar from the scene and he later got and armed breaking and en- court order, July 1 by Winter possession of a narcotic dershuwers and scattered \le,,mrial hospital where I drug in thunderstorms likely. Highs was hinted in satisfactory' Skates, 2, whi had been out of the vehicle and was tering with intent to commit a Park psychiatrist Dr. E, May 1972. c of robbing a convin ed by officer A. M. felony'. convicted by a jury Michael Gutman. mostly upper 90r. and low 90t. condition -Saturday morning, -1-plan that he should hand the narket in Yates was arrested April 24 In other cases docketeil for the same C lo%s In low to mid 70%. Windi William Mock, 30. and Carol Sheriff's deputies report the supert [5)11cC. over to gun AIngwlKd by shopping tenter. died in a lire police shortly trial this week, Grady Coston D. Mock, 39, both of Orlando, I variable around 10 mph or less investigation is continuing and Assltant Stht Atty. Charles after the I.ittle Dixie Market, Dean, 72, of Sanford Route Two, are accused of grand larceny in at the Seminole County Jail. but stronger and gusty near arrests in the shooting are David skates is accused of (;ordon IS Prosecutor in the S11427 and Church Ave. was is accused of lewd assault upon connection with an April theft of thundershowers, Chance of rain pending. a clerk at Rose's scheduled trial. Assistant robbed by a man armed with a an eight-year-old child. robbing 0 per cent. a television set from the Defender George pistol. ltussellJ. Kaufmann. 18, 1M4 Sheraton Motor Inn, 51(46 and Deputies report no weapons I epartnient Store of a - 30-30 Public Complete details and tides on FormerSanlord Zoo Director S. Boulevard, Maitland, is 14. Sanford. rifle and ammunition and then Sprinkel will represent Skates. were found at the scene. Page S.A. Downtown Sanford Oviedo, Florida Sanford, Fl. - By VA they led Pastor Morgan up to se. Police stand trial on a charge of (lice, for jury trials before Circuit against Skates in co;nection Monday in circuit court. Donnie said the susect hid under a bed possession of a firearm by a was shooting he tt',e very last mnunutq' on this and with the alleged entering of a Yates, 22, of 351 Greenwood but discovered the dice were Judge A.J. Iloscnsunn Jr. transplant and then told him ran into a convicted felon. Revels was ltaune ,prings police car occupied by a man and Drive, Maitland, is charged wooded area where he Was Over- "loaded," the Seminole County returned from Indiana to face a they weren't going to do it. wIthouI Sheriff's Department reports. arrested Skates at the Brantley child in the shopping center with robbery', we of a firearm apprehended charge that he possessed a There is time for the operation, Partly cloudy to cloudy. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD Growers and Shippers FRESH VEGETABLES Smitty's inc. 2714 Orlando Piiol* an Farms Pastor Denied 'Life Saving' Skates Trial Tops Court Agenda Company Inc. Z//he/ i,t&' REPAIRS Slavia, Florida _III Wholesale Only Ph. 322-7942 I Sugar Cane LIFE FIRE AUTO SINCE 1884 Farms .i-.i;:h COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Sanford, FL Produce Patterson 's Flo we r Farm COMPANIES "Glass For Every Pvrpoi.' prove requests by Seminole Baptist Temple and ""Iman Irwin Ifunter, ine of the council the ineeting to find who lived close to the proposed The group . pp g the conJehovah's Witnesses to build on the R-IAA members who voted for granting the church sites and their relation to the church and their . L srucjton, IS COflSlueflg fl otuer tresidentthn zoned property in the Ranchlands requests, admitted he has received several phone opinion on the issue. Deciding factors for me were wtion. avenues of action, including calls from those upset by the Council action. the fact adjacent property owners did not object and ,% member of the opposition group told the seeking an injunction to stay start He said "Anytime you have an emotional issue, the number of names on petitions supporting the IIvra1d!lhasbeenh1tisIctssltngetUnganyofthe f construction, church request" be said. peop Ile t upse ' tand you ) Councilmenvoting for approval of the church sites ient O()}ected to Q'e prted Io,stkxss on Meat ,whiIa Rev. Robert Oark, iur the to change th* votes so that the action could be the growv.is the churches woA1 not be eimpatibic of revered . member independent Baptist chwck says he is Hunter added some of the callers used with the country estate atnxspi*re in the area and Reportedly, the group, now consisting of seven already in the process of applying for a building "abusive" language and he said he feels "people would bring in too much traffic on the unpaved fainille.s. is considering other avenues of action, permit. Closing for purchase of the property located can disagree without making it a personal venroads. They also felt It would set a dangerotis including seeking an injunction to stay start of at hayes and Bahama Road is set for Monday at detta," precedent in land use at a time when the city has construction. "l did a considerable amount of research prior to .30 p.m., lie said, undertaken a comprehe4islve planning study. INNS WOOL), Wash. tAPi - years ago, has refused to pay The Rev. Darrell Morgan says for it. An Oviedo man was arrested caliber pistol. Kramer said. he is ready to face death. Jerome H. Dolez.al, director Saturday morning after a Whipper, whose street address But his congregation isn't of the Seattle VA Hospital, says shooting incident at his home, and age were unavailable, was ready to accept his departure or the operation is still considered police said. reported in satisfactory cona Veterans' Administration experimzntaI and is "not abona According to Oviedo Police dillon at Winter Park Memorial ruling denying their 36-year-old fide, proven type of proc'e. Detective Rudy Kramer. hospital. pastor an operation they be- dure," And Dolezal s.'ys the James Wynn will be charged Wynn was being held In the lieve could save his life. Rev. Mr. Morgan's cancer canwith aggravated assault and Oviedo Police Department The Rev. Mr. Morgan suffers not be i..ttributed to his four aggravated battery in the holding cdl, awaiting transfer (ruin lymphona, a cancer of the years of military service. shooting of tarry %Wupper, also to the Orange Count)' Jail to be lymph gland that destroys bone Dr. Dean Buckner, associate of Oviedo. booked on the two charges, marrow and the body's ability professor of medicine at the Police reports state the in- Kramer said. to fight infection. Without a University of Washington, has cldent occurred when Wynn's According to Kramer. bone marrow transplant, the challenged the VA claim that wile "opened the door and let after someone attempted to doctor of the young minister marrow transplants are not an him (Whipper) in about 4:30 break into the Wynn home says he will die within a month. acceptable procedure in the a.m.. Saturday. through a bedroom window, The operation costs between medical profession. Whipper was shot once In the Vv "took out his gun." $10,000 and $25,000, and the VA. Although still experimental, right leg with a bullet from a 32 which has provided treatment no objections nor (ear of tht' A short time after the for the Rev. Mr. Morgan since operation has been voiced bs disturbance at the window, the the cancer was discovered five his colleagues, according to report continued, Wynn's wife TflflA%j Buckner, who works with the opened me noor and aiioweo transplants at Seattle's Whipper inside the hoe, m Around The ('lock Providence Hospital. He says where he was shot by Wynn, Bridge . 4-11 about 60 bone marrow tranKramer said it was uncertain BusIness Beat $A splants were performed at at this time if Whipper caused Calendar 5-A Providence last year. the disturbance at the window, ' ('urnies Dun hiuber, a friend of the I) why Wynn's wife opened the By BOB I.IA)Yl) Jack Ilarma chased th" gunman accused of breaking and enCrossword Rev. M r. Morgan's, says that dour and why Wynn shot herald Staff Writer Twelve defendants are docketed for jury fromtha' grtMcry store to tering with intent to Ccommit committ fl •, tdit*,rIai 1-i' Whipper. lie said the in. trials before Circuit Court Judge A.J. nearby' SR-434 and the fleeing felony and two counts of grand during the past year the pacDear Abby Lockhart juan faces trial in vestigatlon is continuing, man pointed a pistol at Hanna larceny in conaection with the tor's brother and sister have Dr. I1111) Hosemann Jr., this week. circuit court nere this week - as pollee cruisers converged on June 26 theft of savings bonds flown in From Cincinnati for horoscope 6-1) lie said Wynn, his wife and charges oF robbery, use of a . tests to determine if their roarthe location, and travelers checks in a Hospital 5-A Whipper all are in their mld-20s firearm in the commission of a row could be used in the trans5.,% to 'early 30s. Obituaries As officers fired toward the residential burglary. felony ar1 a)'m:r::vated assault. pointing the loaded weapon at The robbery trial of a 22-year. plant The tests were positive, l2Lh1 Slrts David I :iy .kate, 25, of 7,930 another Rot's t'niployc who old Maitland man apparently running suspect he ran into the Also, in Oviedo a 24-year-old Lluber says. Ronald Glenn Revels, 22, of "D inan was shot in the neck when City Road, Iockhart, is followed 111iin out of the store. will hinge on the outcome of a rear yard of a home at 226 Pine **The real problem is that Portage. Ind., is scheduled to 9' %Somen Formal charges weren't filed sanity hearing scheduled for St.. and into the hou 123C a group of persons with whom among 12 deu'ndants docketed Jun Maloy Agency Manager GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Citrus ; Put On Council Agenda Shooting Probed By Detectives; Suspect Jailed the cause of an accident promptly! Cattle t / most erson $1.1 ad. tax bill IS Cfl- dtionaI million sunds like a Assistant Property Appraiser cerLi 4ould expect a lower lot but until they i corn. Bill Suber bill." missionersj look at the total Wedr.sday, On corn. budget as a whole, with nussioner willmtet with the revenues and requests, it is effort to adopt a county budget (ount Commission will Office r Management Analysis hard to say what the money will The commission will enter that will be within the certified receive more than $1.1 million ar4 Faluation staff, which Is mean' millage budget level," Vihlen for its budget during this year preparing summary into Wednesday's work Commissioner Mike Hatwith hopes of adopting a 1975.7, said. lie said he was "speaking - an 18 per cent tax increase statements of the individual taway said "past performances !l fiscal budget that holds the line foi the lull board in the from last year. But, county department budget requests.show the board is fiscally officials say the additional in the certified millage rate statement of uinmitment Management and Budget conservative and I have eery The new midage rate, cer million dollars plus would mean Commission Chairman Sid Analyst Eleanor Anderson said belief we will work with the ) County Property little until e budget Vihlen Jr., announced the tifIC department budget and bring the tax down Friday the Appraiser Terry Goembel, is finalized. board's intentions of working requests will be reaGy for to the certified rniVage." Assistant Property Appraiser within the new tnillage rate, 1.8 - mills lower than last years flattaway said there were 15 millage rate. Bill Suber said the 18 per cent commissioners by Wednesday. )as(d on reappraised property Commissioners were some major projects which the The lower rate is caused by tax levy increase would values, and avoid the necessity the $150 million in new con. produce $7,377,362 in ad scheduled to begin budget work commission would have to of raising the millage for county stnlction in the county in 1974 valorem taxes up from last sessions last week, but were consider for the first time this taxpayers. which was entered r-r. tl,e tax year's $6,249,436. The county delayed by time spent con- year - the $500,000 purchase of "Th 975 tate authority to tax up to sidering Sheriff John Polk's $2.6 a clay pit, and a solution to the bu LJgeI dget reque3. lack of spare in the courthouse. Commissioners is dedicating between Nov. 1, 1975 and April lii mills. One itiill at the ceritself to initiating a strong 1976. tilled rate amounts to $1,365,462 Vihien said Friday the lower "We will still provide as good commitment to holding the line Also because of the new in revenue, he said. certified millage could mean a level of service as in the on millage and make every construction, Goei,hel said the Suber said 35 to 40 per cent of the commission "may cut out past," he said. with the new miliage. Group Seeks Reversal Of Approval For Oviedo Churches depressions and check machinery A. Duda & Sons - _j_t _,1.L_..... obstructions, fill hazardous field Ph. 322.4622 .f Jt'iuiikr Cowk'y lief I of RI. One, Box 193, lake Markham Road, and Geoffrey Sw Ill of 1524 Douglas Me,, enjoy tee cold watermelon during a break from play In the (My Recreation Department program at the civic center. ne summer program comes to a conclusion on Friday. 111ferald Photo By Gordon n,uiuuOfl) WATERMELON a if a little time is taken to remove 2 lC Magnolia ir • - Most farm accidents can be avoided of if= fit Iit . '-" I A " homeowners could expect a lower tax bill Many homeowners Seminole County could end with a lower tx bill thin they had last year if the County Commission adopts a budget based on the certified millage rate of 534 mills. . ear Th is Y - 11w bun') s homeowners could some projects but would have 35-40 per cent of the county's expect a lower tax Dill with (1w' to wait until the work sessions _________ • . -... . IIIIirni IF , 4IuIIIU PR EVE NT ower Tax L but the VA has to approve it and they have to make room for him at the hospital." Huber say's. During the five years that the He'. Mr. Morgan has been minister at tbe (7hapel of Peace Community Church. the congregation has grown From 15 to 700, hluber says The church building holds only about 300 people, and services are now held in a community theiter. Member FDIC r J_.___._._____ __ - ..:._;.___. ' - '.:r,,. '., .. ' . - :......., . . ... - .. .. ç10 - --- - - - .. , , ,.. ..:'. • • -:.- - ...,.'. , • _,,•._.',_ . ,• lo - •' . . ... . ' • . .' S . - U •_•-,- __ * - I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 25, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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'. Tuesday. J uly 22,1flS BEETLE BAILEY -; 'Y OU PO TLL Mt Walker 7 \ TN \ I( L.'E NEW RoPO6L) AT 11E ) .I-%5 V L— ,'.' MEETING, GTey6Ab,boN MN EJE RUN IT UP T H E FLAGPOL AND S ANYONE By OSWAI.L) and II IIN1 1 P IIL IT." I- ALUTE. ns• ( experts over in the East segt. I Our nasty friend will cover his. ( ____ £Q J . _ I-PROBE SMC BE II II ESMC II II 1.7fI 1 *'1IO cash his last spade wheii he gets lAST K 973 JO co ith the ace of dubs. He will still chuck a diamond I I 8— Wedncsday, July 23, 1975 I I 67th Year, No. 28 . L~ ~ __ ~ ,. I 7-2Z A SOUTH £ A 85 J 4 LLEY OOP A DaveGrauc Y SO I F NM DON'T I -Mr:S' At N'-T WELL, WE AIN-T HERE DR INKS REt)-) 'tE BCV A GLASS O IE) _ ___ _ 73 I- 'A ( I ~ 1'O" . , Ii / -- ,. I - - - .~~ - I - ., .,.;- ,- I 0 4! ____ 11 V I ~ ( ) * V _________ a reader from NeI 'rb t I method ' r ro two-bids in which the next suit is used as the negati v e response By Os w ald & James Jacob) Normal good P13Y would sta, with &iu(h holding off until the 11 A' 7- 22 ______ *VS rf %EA -: ' W otrurnp. Th us with lead and then notking out the ace of clubs East takes the last spade. exits third spade A i 2 V 6 - • R 6 r4 A - Wha' burns me Is she asks me a question, answers it herself and then tells me I m wrongs ,, , You It'spond two spailes to ,'our ond on the fourth club. Meanwhile declarer has dis carded a heart on the last s ade and two dUmonds from Turn- 'CORE " 4, I --- by Art Sansom I THE BORN LOSER U -, -I- I _;~: ~ - 1 - I 11 't-'"r, I I k' , _________________________________ C*E OF Ti4E "What is the Herbert conven- _____ \' _____ to have. °" asks . E DREAMED " 1. king-jack-seven of hearts ang (Do you have a question for \ / _.J As a matter oFjercentage y a play. South will two lligh diamonds to see if the queen newspaper. The most In- will drop. It does and he has his ninth trick, So much for normal good used ,n this column and writers will receive Copies of JACOBY MODERN) : ) ") I . v J 11 14 -' I Lj ; '7_122 - I - i ______ 14 : MAKE T4t5 ,'ØA5 PIPtJAL. EXAM N OPEN"BOOV% I -1 :0 r q S 11 . 1 ' N pwarfam I ' I A 96q RotlfR 1 lF \ I , 5:, I . - I BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & Stoff.I a I ,I rj~w 0 .) ~ t I .~ . r TRjMMJNS' -• \ .1 $40%, . -_- . ;f ; , - - -S .. -_ OH ... NOW '(.A FIXEP FER S I r I - if - - 0 /I I . (Q—T-) 111-f ' -\ L I F GW9_ NOU i SuTHDA " P~ : iJ -- i_- % T7 1% . '' , " s i'd " - y .• 1P . .. i . 1J _______ S % a :::" . c I-,~ _____________________ I ONE I 1::*ALW 9s,' 9O' C%AF M_ -== AND 't' $ET WHAT ARE TRYIIJÔ BLACKMAIL ME 1./H- IT -,*** ' I ' ~_ d ~ ; ___" z- __*_~_ I. L._L ______ EEK & MEEK ',I JC ) III -U-. 064v9pow ,.\ H Hospital It 0 3, . .0 - . . . /4: =21 If -2 - HAVE A _V - I '' ) ' . 1 r - -.- -, ROOM 0 oVRL.00kMG T14 Sports I .,'k) '.!'r - ____________ ______________ ' I - E I _____ ; I I , 1 ______________________ In ______________________________ I , it' ' 11( 11) %_ %.# ,,,,,. ' N ....... . -_ .77~- . _~ ~ -_-z4 ~t~_-_~-jfr _1~:-~ -- L*r t.,,r, r . . _ M will initiall be about three-We are not certain when quarters of a mile long, but will or if -Hanna wW return," mid A station building -perhaps with an adjoining blacksmith's shop - will be built. member of CFRA. Chairman of the Roadbuilders' zoo paving who had invested." tram aging his motion picture . . - . Roink,cWd petting , .00 sbould be ,-ompleted Poton said the wo was still continm as kdtnlcal sdvLwr to within h-iother mouth, said recelving fuii4: from the Rom and tf, twad animll Centr it Florida Combined curator, Ski Spc* jl t Sou~ interest and felt not only must he protect his own investment goal&,Ilanw, ralrbits j&l oth-r-, railroad operation. n,o may be ,noved to the new £OC. 41fl Sanford Street Paving . Proi ed 0 .0n -•1 . By Gl.ENN,N1cCASt_AND Herald Staff Writer five-part program within the twit three Sanford's N-mile street paving program is on schedule and City Engineer hiack LaZenby The paving project -which will include thie southeast section of the city and the I.Ake Monroe portion o' Sanford -tw not started more than pleased with the project LaZenby said today that work in the (; Idsboro community has reached the stablization process and would be ready for hine rocking within several days. -This covers the area north of 20th Street, is as yet, LaZenby reported, but would within the next 30 days. 11w project is being carried out by Halifax Paving Company of Daytona Beach on a 420day completion schedule. Work began on June 12 in Goldsboro and Georgetown. l.aZenby said that a number of tinprovements have tx-en recorded in the paving areas with residents pairting houses and planting small flower gudens. "It's really amazing to see these people get inohed with the pa'ing work as they are," he said. "It makes it worth the waiL" The pa1ng project Is being paid for with federal funds and was the outgrowth of a civil rights suit tiled in US Distnct Court in Orlando last year by Georgetown residents. south of Third Street and west of 17 ,' I;iZenby said. "The contractor is making excellent progress . La7enbv said th.at drainage pipe work for (tie (,oldsboro area was completed and that work in the Georgetown community was -90 per cent finished' A city-wide drainage pipe program is beginning he reported while workers are preparing to start two more sections of the I _. ---_~_:-- _. . . -___i - - - - . ____ _-1 __z =--r __ _____ _. r - -_ Al d i~ .- -, -, . - 1 -' - _~ r,e-j,t -~- ----~ -;L -*-".rv"- ti-111V !7~~ 0 ~-r ' ..I . .~ Li . 1i I, I I I ,,_TL -z I i.i .1 I U I le -ge s- iAll i - Astronaut Thomas 11, Pl- worrivel K9A 12A I i - c4-,:'N , W _.-_-,r,_ ;V,-,i4 rwli___~~t~ - , ,A - ', ffY, ~.,,~~-,-';?Y-T-,~'J,.% ", ( f kN ~-:.v - _ P , -_ - 'I __---V__ __. - z. ___ __ ---- --:' i . .1 !%,-- ----_ ffisam ~=~__~~ - - I - ,U*11-r,!?'.~ AlInStars . -I . r .P1111"_r0?%_ - —'- Aluvu- - -. S , 1. . I S .' ' •. I V11 I - I ________________________________________ ~__ - - ----. __ -, . I I IUI j - d 1. ,~.11 W 7~ ---* h - W ef VI., i rit i D F ___Ln AA, ~~ ~ !I FA 11~ -~-.:_-pr~-_1. 2 _ .0-_ - 1. . -.. . fl.— In Tourne .., y i %p- . 1 fA I I --- shuttle, --- a - -I erm with the shuttle, he said. at a news Lvnference that he, years before there will be any Vance D. Brand and Donald K. more manned space shots. With .Slayton held in their orbiting the shuttle, space is going to be Apollo on the day before they more of a medium to work In return to earth from history's where it will be a benefit for all first international space mis- people on earth. (;reat things will be 2cvomplisN41 Prul It will For the first tinte, newsawn, be inuch less expensive. denho%ers mainly during the afternoons. Highs In the upper assembled in an auditorium BraW, also making his first 80s and low 90s 1ws mostly In here, asked questioms directiy flight called it, U' greatest the low lOs. Variable mostly by radio to an orbiting space- experience I 've e ver had." ship, Astronauts have lield lie complained about the mtheast anti south %jInd% 10 news conferences on earlier housekeeping problem, With C% mph, gusty near thun dershoiAers. Rain probability 30 space missioris but each time a crything, floating about in list of questions was submitted weightlessness. per cent through tomorrow, tit Mission C ntrol, which traws"We need a traffic cop ,in C,omplele details and (ides wilted them. are on Page $-A. here to direct things," he said. . __ - -_ -T .1 . _: 6 .1 . ' . ; — - I A-i . - ,, I A " I I ., , ' * - .,. -%--PC 4 • .1 . 4A - - 1, __ - ~-___- ., _- " I Sanford All-Stars were eliminated this morning from th I i i 'r . .. slow-curve experts Mark Ezelo and Donnie Dye. Both -,%.r- . *4-' - _1d_.M_.i?_,;A.-- . -. ~-4-7 rF W - the first and fourth Innings, and had runners in sc oring pontion L --- -__12_4±~ !~ . 1 I in other innings. The All-Stars' FIRE BLAMED ON TV EXPLOSION An exploding television set %at blamed for the fire that destroyed The home of Mrs. Merle Fields, only run came in the fifth Inning Bryant Road aid 'R 42, yesterday morning Mrs. Fields was &t work at the (line of the fire, but when Tim Raines walked and house guests John and Rebecca Armistead, Biloxi, Miss., said They heard an explosion come from The stole second. third and home. television set that caused the frame structure to become engulfed In flames, The Seminole County The defeat landed San!ord Fire Department reported sa% Ing some contents from the house, which was described as a toUI loss. fourth pld(v in the eight4eam (herald Photo by Bill Vinrenti tournament. . -- •__ 7 . - I' ; ~.k' he regrets the end of this era of seeing tills phase come to an SA Yesterday's high 3, O%'enight low 69. Partly cloudy through 01 S . 'jcaz. . 'i_,,_,,j ______________________ 9&~A LI? quAgyfgs 0) ,.-~ bY Frank Hill 6 WAY .F--., . (CFRA) plans to start hauling -.- JEE. - .5it wor" -_ - 0 -' C __________________________________________________________________ -.--------------- ES CE .. passing of an era. Stafford sai I e btn with tIit program a iffurd comnmiind1ng the last 12A 1J,S. nuin in space mission for great nunilwr of years, so IA 0 . _________________________________ SAY MANY VJHITF . , / ( 5MOKEE G10NAL . '71 5i ii A SHORT RIBS — . Calendar . I -- 4- it Dear Abby 6 by Bob Tlis'.s F__&1 Aioundllt"lock Bridge F dllorhl - - -1 _.: '- Stafford Sees I 'I - ri - . Lj Sch SLR ** -rgi FRANK AND ERNEST ` 1~'~_ _LiL._j'j , b How i . I elepl.ant aM hippopotamus is Rozon that stressed anoth he e r priority, said Rozon. development of the zoo would Also, construction is scheduled to begin almost inunediately on continue according to plan in Hanna's absence. _____ Magner and Sessions have no lega I basis for TODAY . 0-111 - 9 I et' , Pa IZ ..~ - ____ -- '-- -- ,, . k 'I---. 1"IN. '4,1%.," I, ;-- / , ? ,I S I (j / -. 4e - ' ~ - ~. . %. I . -if /_~ t '. MOAJI - ~ Of FACT I ts' ' i four years probation. petition the courts for return of I n sworn testimony yesterday his civil rights. Rutberg said. , three-member panel of their requests that adjudications of guilt be SeIons told the court panel Judge Johnson yesterday Seminole circuit judges has withdrawn in the cases. . . signed a court order allowing judicated guilty lie was fired Liken under advisement pleas officers nieted county jail time — Defense Attorney Gerald R from a job and has found it by a former Sanford policeman in the burglar), ring cases until and a former city building N ust I "or as soon as the jail inspector and auxiliary and auxiliary policernan. them to obtain anything but engineering-related jobs for re~ioration is completed," to which he has training. policeman that their sentences recei ved three years probation menial labor jobs begin serving their jail time In burglary ring cases be plus 45 nights In county Jail on "I'm now working two jobs as As.sistant State Atty. James The county jail was damaged changed. his plea of guilty to buying, Figyalt , argued that under court a taborer a nd trying to pay my in a U. C 10 1 William D. Magner, 24-year- receiving and concealing stolen rules the judges have bills," Sessions said "This men and prisoners are now -ct "illegal hurt me lets. . . over some adjudicated guilty June 17 and Defense attorney Gerald sentences" but no authority to stupid lilt, (lin sentenced to five years Rutberg told Circuit Judges step back and wi'hdraw Am I going tohae this thing on prob,ation plus 90 consecutive 1)avi(l U, Strawn, Clarence T. judgment unless t1k,seatence is my Lick the rest of in%, life?" flutberg told the court ftit nights in county jail on a work Johnson Jr Magner didn 't appear at the both M -igner and Sessions are and A J challenged as illegal release program after fie lloserrmnn Jr., yesterday in a !aled willing to serve their nights "And that's not what fts hearing, but liu(berg app, pleaded guilty to entry without hearing that Magner and hearing and request is about," to the court panel that if it had breaking with intent to commit Sessuinstue no legal basis For Figgatt said plated enough faith ii Magner 'inford (ity Jail petty larceny. their requests that ad. La,st week the court chaneed to put him on protution "t1wn Maximum sentence in the juditations of guilt be with -Ironica lly," Rutbrg said m 10-year prison sentence ex- go Inc extra step and withhold case could have been five years dra%%L n in the cases, but that the 6ty animal ci.ntrol officer the adjudication of guilt." -Magner there in the City Jail in prison As it flO%4 stands once Magner would in effect be a trusty for adjudications gie them Robert Ray Campbell Jr, Raleigh Paul Sessions, 22, 41 records of criminal convictions received in the burglary ring successfully completes his the people he previously furmtr cit building inspector md ,nakt 'I ' tr mnm.l ard fur (ILSCS to six y tars in prison and probationary time he can worked for .. . - a I 1 oc , .- 1',-~~ _ - - _a,15 , -' i I ___ .- A , r7-)11 THAT /, yoU'RE RAPY TO DO YoUR 514ARE rAcO: - -- - 01 \ - — i _______ ~ .. Q~ - byCrooks&Low,.nc. (COFFFE F ?ioO4 .1 ~ ',tt,Q .=ul ! CAPTAIN EASY ,= __11 ~ ! SWEI, " THEN YOU WCN,T MIND I I . 't'&, ' .1- ' ILI I C 1#1%%" -4 'N %".I *VV. ____________________________________ ______________________ HERE COMES THAT M00CHEQ,JUr5"EA0./ SAY, REG,OL'PAL! WHY, ( ( HE At WAYS WANTS TO ARE YOu G004 TO ~iEs ! J OZAYA, 711161 I ___________ I __________ Tr=ETF3ZjNa ON 7HE BRJNK. I S(6N' I _T ' , - ?I _________________ 23 7 ; - ---L 1 Ifl) 7H 15 ' a _________ • CI' COY/ SoMET'iNG' -- — '' tf I . -"--*, . I1 ~~I ; I L.'i/l YREAD ' F VC.IN I /,- P-20 .11 ' — I ~ 46PL E& d, N%. 4 , By BOB ILOYE) y7. I . $ '~ 1 1, take it when the other guy can ill be able to ride a ary Sentence Rev* iew Herald Staff Writer by Dick Cavalli n. 1i - -- ~= _;z- ---- * " t. ./-/ ?. / ' V - - Vermr AND IF IT DOESN' WE'LL 6E RtC4!.' YOU'LL 8E I _J ' WINTHROP ~ 1 ( CAN'T LOSE, 'W~_, '. .~.%-1~3 ---r ,a ,,~, I-", - ';~ __ ___ '_ ___ IF: IT WORKS 711 I '' . WE WAVY kAI' 11 OOULE _ _\~ "~ ~ , '4 ',~~ , F - ° 1 . 4 It 1 " 1, - bY Al 1 OR Bu — tp -% _,; _1P 41 IT SAYS ' .1 ~ - DOIWIII A'C bi'D r'uj.i ( WELL,T0 BEGIJ GOONS' w&.rc t YOU DO W17'W A SE7 0= ~ I PLAN TOM" POWER A HOLE IP'IJ HIS i-hR3 SE1 0 VOR YOI.JR POwER TOOLS! __ __ '14 Chic Young I A -_11~ -. BLONDIE i ___T - -m _W1111111AN-, . ' r 4r-&.- . -_ inllmestoneforthemalnrt*d, zassoon aaposs1b1e. WWte spotted deer patiently @waft 6*kandtr to at new omtml FUdb Zoo.()d~ff sullm,15 stM completing survey and graide The children's petting zoo will work and statili&.g the cubat the old zoo Include IlaiLm, goats, birds, ellephut nd hil go. he completed first and some base before the end of July __________________ _____ ( R. I-I& . ) -) - ______ I-- . - . 141, It~ 1. - -4 - . . ) . - . _____ - Rozon said the Florida Designeroftherallroad,Don With most of the animals Department of Transportation contentedly settled into t heir exhibits should be on display by Hammer of Sanford, will be i DOT) requires wor k Ofl wee kend. sea t u rtle, given an excl usive ape g w habitat construction de"lleration lane to be started )roce which can be ,addled and permit on a profit-&Wing basis by Aug 1 The Central F lorida n y youngsters, w wi th zoo, eve ntuall y e Insures so that animals ridden - . 7. 71 - - August, said Rozon. Of tiv Central Florida Zoo during director Jack Hanna's threemonth leave of absence. . . by I K Ryan '.-_- by yesterday by At Rozon, who has F , I i ____ I '%VEIG*AT-\P6ATC"EKV 5PCIAL ' \ I4?',f completed road viII be mid or late I k TUMBLE WEEDS 1k ''r ' - thi-ough the zoo to view the The Roadbuilders will not be newly-cornpleted children's paving either side roads or petting zoo, elephant and hippo parking areas. According to - I i I , - , t* . job. I hox miniature railway train gibe It. .: .. Federal Campaip*n ('~,namtte animal nursery, an adjunct to as sections of Phase 11 the petting zoo. Th is will be a development are com pleted. climate controlled structure These funds total $100,000 and cith facilities for around-the- will help finance completion of clock care of newborn animal the reptile house, alligator ; ing. enclosure, hoofed-stock en. closure, some moat work, rock - sometime between tisitors ___________ ______ ___________________________ t..AST ii tat Augu t the main road into the (, LI Fl should be N -4-AUlj=9-i 1 --, .,.~ ? I - L '-f - 1 — %_0 __ - 1~ P The CFRA is donating labor, for the N 11 I ;;z-- - materials and use of equipment ' ____ --f ;., --,* . avin ' •. / __\ .,.." .- . .- I oo A An - ' 4 .. ",' I - . j;K_ . -: -_ .- .- C s .117,- le .J 1* - I -*' , ,- '-'.•'•" W~MWI JW,WAY ASWJA611 I ~ '&l £'E'1fl6/ '" ^ f J, r 44NXu,2 - . .r . __. --- . - ' , "&~' - JEAN PATTF-SON , -.. I herald Women's Edi tor . ..75W I GOOD WOULD COME OF LETTING) lw~_i / US EVALUATE -WXA_P~ -_ ~M "•= 'r - /-'I ArFZT, r- - •1 by Larry Lewis &_ - inim * Tra*ns To Run Latego i . f • 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with RIMO BURNS --.F 0 .• dc , - - V ~ - - - - -. ~ - -- 'V . _- - -:..' , ~7 -;.. " . -, - I . - 10 --, ,%-, -~ , ~ I - 5~~6 .N-)-' •/ - , IWIN __95, -.&~.~ -, - I I ,- -k t L - - _______ - -_ 44F~~ - ~ I the Jacoys? Write Ask the care ol this Jaco'ys king jack of diamonds ,V 4~:~%rxv-- 4 km 4dg_~W. 1M I ff ? 1. 10 * %S -, 9:1. , '4 MI,) LJJC 1Cr1LL PROBABLY' LOCK ~rIOO L9 A~~ THRM h4W , 7145411D PKOQ_~ ") negative two notrump response Bills Power increase from the Florida Public Service Corn• . "Two years ago we paid $4.08 a barrel for oiL necessary because uncollected bills jumped from $1 mission PSC) which will add an estimated s cents "Every time we take the nuclear Now, it 's $12.73 per barrel — more than triple," said million In 1972 to $6 million this year. to the "average" consumer's $40.56 bill. The plants off the line, the fuel ad. Johnny Higgins, a spokesman for FPL The higher deposits will apply to new customers uel adjustment charges alone will force "average" bill, or the amount charged customers "Every time we take the nuclear plants off the who are expected to use SM worth of power each goes up." Seminole County consumers to dig into already who use 1,000 kilowatts monthly, all' P1 in July was 'ustment ,- ,. l ine, the fuel adjustment goei up," Burns said month, which in Seminole County is about 70 to 90 deflated pockets next month for m additional 31 $11.01. nat ainnunt I`Wxt month is expected to inL Commercial Manager Utilities must have PSC approval each month per cent of the population, according to Burns. cents to $1 82 to keep electricity flowing crt4ise by $3 82 Scott Burns before tacking fuel adjustment charges onto bills. Those using less would centime to pay $20 Kilen In addition, many new customers of Florida At Florida Power'i Winter Park headquarters, I FPI. spokesman Mel Klein said the policy calling said existing customers with good pay records will Power & light Co, (Fill.) are paying JW instead of (ornpany spokesman Charley Jay said it will be because the firtn's generatorsare driven -_by nuclear for a $50 deposit from some customers took effect not be asked for additional cash dep,Dsits. $20 deposits to h4i'e the po wer company turn on the from "a w eek to 10 days" be fore the company firms poser instead of oil June 1 The increase does n't require approval by He said businesses, Industrial and commercial up th e $11.7 million increaseand begin, charging it F P1 's Commercial Manager Scott Burns sa id th e PSC customers will continue to pay a deposit roughly [loth FPI and Florida Power Corp, the to wtu'i.rs bills the $382 pass-on is the result of the nuclear plant at In addiuon, some residential customers who equivalent to their bid for two months' worth of utilities serving Seminole County are expecting Jay said Florida Power also is seeking an ad- Turkey Point being "down" for two months. ecord at FPI. may be electricity. increases in next month's bills because of higher ilitional 31-cent pass-on at a PSC hearing today In During that time, the company as forced to required to add $30 cash to their $20 deposit for a Florida Power, Jay says, serves about *000 prices of oil used to drive their generators. Orlando. generate electricity with smaller, more con- total of W, spokesmen say. customers in South Seminole, whHe the remainder Horida Power Monday won aii $11.7 million r. ,I te Tl-e FPl, rate is lower, comp-tiv spokesmen say, ventional oil-burnitiv plants, Company spokesmen say the deposit hike was of the county's po-mlation is served by FPL lines. -0 A - .,~X. S poccible For the strong hand to Hike In Cause , Orleins. 1AA I I l¼)THER N. T. Openir lead QA i.M . -- proceeds to cash I Pass 3 N T, Pass [lass ,,, To Increase B' El) PR1CKET Herald Staff Writer , South liii Pass 1, - supposed I I _______ - - . W est North . 11 ' . diamonds and . . A . ,;,-~:-~ 1___~ V "- " L . that small spade thit he ivasn't Both vulnerable -. __r__ ; 1, ~. 3 J f .- VERY) NOPE!I -MI N K MINI) WE IL JUST ) SOCIABLE ARE MB9E iTh -m - / iip.j 14ABIi, ... Adjustment Fuel — when astakeshs queen of K J EACM ~ ... r:%`EIZ'v80V-Y 1WUND POUR tM my's diamonds He will take a diamond finesse against Sanford, Florida 377 71 — Price 10 Cents I • ii II r O.. in w & IIeiJd I 1' lL..--...--- three and will not bother to I / ___________ Il partner 's 10 of spades at trick Q , I I ty 64 2 VKJ7 • K J 109 I ____'\ _—i play. Now put one of those NORTH / + ir t JAMES Jt(()ltY I C - 0 WIN AT BRIDGE 0 ii -t,. ~, by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL 112 __________ 11111111 _____ __ i 1111 . �.._• -------" 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, July 23, NATION WASHINGTON (AP)-Interior Secretary Stanley K. Hathaway, in office a little more than a month, apparenhly offered to resign before he entered a hospital for ychiatrie care eight days ago but now intends to znaIn in the Hathaway, former two-term governor of Wyoming who underwent prolonged Senate grilling m his hard-fought battle for confirmation at interior, is "sufferi ng from moderate depression brought about by physical said ioday the two weU would boost total water production by two million gallons for the city's resign, the spokesman said,"I suspect that he did." White liouse spokeswen declined comment. Tfie 51-year-old llathaway is "progressing well and is in ears FLORIDA IL EN TRA L A CA DEM Y 7MI - ii0WuOWfl ¶ A.SHlNGTON tAP) — The energy policy light bet ween President lord and the Democrat-controlled Congress is entering a showdown stage, with some signs that both sides will seek a compromise to end the long stalemate. With both Congress and the White House able to reject each other's energy program but unable to win approval for their own, the seven-month-old energy debate now laces an Aug. 31 expiration of oil price controls. The energy impasse was e :pected to come up during a White House meeting today with Ford and the congressional leaders, Macing ed: Herring ,0' . • Colemans Bar-B-Q &. .. SANFORD'S FINEST Boarding and Day Students project, which is to be cornplet.ed at the end of the year," LaZenby said. lie reported that delays In of effective study habits. Air conditioned dorms and classrooms. Business. Art. Golf. Male and female in. terscholastic sports program. Intramurals, Write or call for catalog and application, Sausage, Biscuits, Grits & Gravy 97c 2 Eggs, Biscuits, Grits and Cravy $1.06 2 Eggs, 2 Sausages, Biscuits, Grits ........ $1.3 Steak, Eggs, Biscuits, Grits ............... $1.63 FREE COFFEE WITH BRI!AKFAST ' HWY.17-72 SANFORD ACROSS FROM TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE Admissions Office, Box 38 Sorrento, Florida 32776 • Simple to U,,~ Handy guide Is r (904)383-4101 __r_ ext y rup rne priced by ) Walgreens " .,,t.v But Lewis countered Tuesday with a press release charging that the investigator, Robert Prince, 31, was responsible for "inexcusable past neglect" in probing a massi ve mortgate investments swindle. V ------.- • - / 7 - - - , ' -.' , . s 1 . / . , Prince touch(d 'off the exchange when he fUed a griev. Hubbard G. Clapper used reasonable Force In subduing Jay Raymond Perkins, 20, of Melbourne, and that disciplinary action against , •' grievance:s. 'IC • urney .new V All Al A - g . . Announcing 0 along about a fund raising shakedown scheme, prosecutors contend, citing 31 examples to support that claim, Asst. U.S. Atty. Harvey Schlesinger spent 4½ Tuesday summing up the government's case In 22. week-old thflUencepeddlIng trial of Gurney andreco. ad CREST \\ ( " 7-oz. TUBE left BeicentenniaI Pro, ress Edition July 24-27, 1. mit largest issueof theyear—our PROGRESS edition. I WISH BONE 15-0Z. COOKIES 8-oz. ITALIAN July 24-27, 2 Nabisco - — - three c l (JL _______ Second Class Postage Paid at f-inford. Florida 37?71 it It , We'll tell the world what life was like in our communities lfl years past, how our lifestyles have changed, and what Is predided for the years ahead Whenlboughthome , Safeco. Heres why: "I -It insurance for a liAnq and 1',;e spent .1 l,i .1 i me evaluatin~ irt urai s--e cori winies. "When I bought insurance for my mn home. GDP r - - - Judge Robert DOUGLAS QUICK Travel Mild - Relieves sun-dry - 137 skin. V LB. lope, scissors, more. . Pi ICE 4 Half. gallon 4 GIANT 34-oz. BATH BEADS 1 147 0.4-oz. ___ ' _____ - 97 MITCHUM Anti.nersnirant ' INSECT FOGGER INSECT SPRAY '. WITH 1.oz. DAB-ON — Reg ____ $117 119 Reg $ 1 59 C OX. Fogger POLAROID COPY PRINT l8-oz. Kills bugs to Kilts flying repels gnals cnd unt- ____ to register for the election is Aug 8 Registration will be held the _____ in fl€(t' / L ...... __ ____ ___ _____ I 1 , ____ I - ~A Writing its history every day. - TD1Dit' TROPIC Aloe 400 Moisivritirl vitamin E Alot s hold lan 1' 1 WI,' •-:;, ___________ __________ - ___ Mod Nails' FinernIc Ready. i • ____ .. .P- CROWN Bourbon . . -. ___ - W' • P6 of 8 pairs (16 in all) nail odhusive. oz,sp,Qy. _ i . Itt,'ii n TAIJflIIERAY rD(' --'"' ICE-PAK 790 Ir 12 37 , • Stain and mar-resistant finish, While or potterned. Tubular %feel legs I REG. $2,27 99 .,, 5th _______ BEER PABST BLUE RIBBON 177 t 87 - I L, GIN - 19-in TABLE - SHOUT Heavy-duty laundry Fcw all folbrics. No pf-sonking. Big 12- Sth 11 the maney wil'a - — SMALL a ________________ ar 87 - '' ___.•• ______________________ 1 C . . -., II to-wis,ar 99 JOHNSON WAX be rechannek-d to fuiviing the development of a t Antique - 011. - provides for Uie residents )f the subdivision to be taxed then 10-acre rccreational site. INSURANCE AGENCY HAWAIIAN 8-oz. Th Years. iv - E. __ 'T, Freeman has prepared a p1oposed ordinance creating Post Office Box 1657, Sanford, Florida 32771 f .di ~G k_4 CCAI'DAU 7 ___ board to consider the establishmient of an ordinance. County Attorney Tom SmIke. youre with Safeco, 361 _S the branch office It, the scmillow Maza. Following the election, on ' Reg 3'..x4'i or Square Shooter. Thru 7-30-75. 4 prints minimum order. Bring coupon with order. ' Supervisor of Elections office in ,' .11 FROM A POLAROID COLOR PRINT 88 20' away Walgreens. Massacres pesiy bugs door%, oul 18 UZ id-CON STAY/AWAY k, __ The last day I Serv ng A straw ballot election will bi. held Sept 7.1 at the Community Center in Longwood the 1171; Ri chness and smoothness they're part of our reci pe. TRIAL o( recreational facilities inthe I - CREAM (scum . -Ø " allowed Perkins to remain ftee on $1,500 bond pending a presentence investigation. The conviction carries a maximum one-year jail term. wh!ch commissioners say they will rely Leavily in making theirdecisiononthecrea tionof (Isv district, a public hearing will be held Sept, 30 for the EASY 50 OZ. I ( r231 Kit municipal taxing district to provide funds for development 4 - & - WITHOUT GIBLETS ___________________________________________________ west of 0 Sanford, Fia. 32771 iuss 322•0285 831.9774 I FUN-SIZE BARS Bandages, Telfa pods, Subdivision the city to sate on the creation of a vening T9N OneWhole hicken - 99 CURITY FIRST-AID JELLY p for I gi%,v me a call or drop by my office" 2417 S. French Ave. SLICES' FIRST AID IRA%it kit URE PETROLEUM '"" residents of the Woodlands We expect to make this special bicentennial protect the finest special issue we've ever developed And we need your help Dust off your old photo albums, diaries, family histories, and join The Herald in writing the history of our area. Write and let us know what You have_f.~at mignt bc-.% Suliable for P)t1blication in our o1centennial issue. Atier all, You won't have another chance like 1CKU polcyaavailable. That's why I'm your local Sa(ecoagcnt If you'd li ke to know more. simply - .- Scheduled • evvneis CT'lfi VASELINE - - Woodlands Straw Vote Year $21 AO lpickedSafeco.Safecoprotectsouageinst thinçsudon't?hnkabout — unffl they happen llla~ INTENSIVE CARE — ins-urancP.I - • 0 ',:AVr,Pt-0n Pate% bV Cafrier W"_* 5s< I _____________ I Limit 1. 12-oz Troy,, tencing for Sept. 12, and Fla 327M 9 1C --- -. - McGregor scheduled Sen. Flutlithed Daily and Sunday, CxCepf Saturday and Christmas Day by The Santora meraid. inc.. July 2427, 1975. L mi t I Ur glove compartmentl ,ans. Circuit Court 125 TISSUES 4 k1L TY ' KLEENEX N, PLATES 1 9-in. SIZE --. He said his office's In- birthday with the publication of a special bicentennial progress issue tracing the history, growth and projections for the future of each area of Seminole and southwest Volusia counties Good July 24thru 27 1975. Limit 1. 50 PAPER Dressing. July 2.1-27, 1975. limit I bottle. 70 1975.1 ve gation ted of i o sworn testimony from seven , BATH SIZE SOAP ,- 123 4 formulas. Good July 24 thru 27, -. for OREO . Dittmar. ANE1111CAN C"CER SOCIETY Limit 2. .11 1975 "It further appears that by the use of the mace, more serious Injuries to the prisoner were prevented," Herring said. Schlesinger was to resume today. Than the defense was to get its tum, beginning with Gurney's lawyer, C. Harri. Give 13-oz. SPRAY July 24- Herring said. On the last Sunday of each October: The Herald publishes Its hone 323-9190 Rx 321-0250 Pa ANTACID 12's \'. .9;. 9:00 0 U I 27, 1975. that Perkins was violent at the the mace was used" -_ SUNDAY J 0 II ROLAIDS / uses permitted was for the purpose of subduing a hostile prisoner. The evidence reveals • tnru SANFORD Compact. Fits in ... Ewning Ilentk$ AIRPORT BLVD .. lon TAMPA (AP)-Former Sen. Edward Gurney knew all Will - Herring said CIa r had ---. SPECIALS effective WEDNESDAY J sons arrest revealed that ' Perkins had been lawfully arrested and that he resisted efforts of officers to place him In custody. .,.t ALL SALE Continue to Quote Rx Prices by Phone. Herring said his investigation 4arted after Perkins' father, a 20-year veteran of the Melbourne police force. requested a probe of circumstances surrounding his Aides Spurs Lewis Denial TALLAHASSEE (AP)-A state securities investigator has accused two of ComptroHer Gerald Lewis' executive asdstants of manipulating a fraud investigation for political PUrpOSeS BOX 12 drugs included YES! -._ MODES . without violence. Ile had been charged with violently resisting officers during is melee which begap qfter Perkins' car ran off the road andztrucka traffic control sign. Manipulation Charge Against I Regular o super absorbency. limit 1 box - guilty of resisting arrest - Feminine napkins. I - able "generic" A circuit court jury at Sanford July 17 found Perkins - 91S--1A , . strength. Av (lapper would be unwarr anted. . 1 Florida - curs with the fimlings of the Casselberry Civil Service Board Friday that Patrolman ' IN BRIEF July 23, his residence and carpet in. after his bicycle was struck by 631 DeSota Dr., Casselberry. records indicated James stallatlon tools valued at $238 a car on Oxford Road just sou th Highway Patrol Rardolph Tabor . 21 500 * Fires taken, according to a report of SR-436, according to sheriff's Trooper C. L Tomlinson Jr. is Ave., Longwood was Rosedale filed by Deputy Donald deputies. investigating the accident. C ourts arrested by Pa trolman George l)reggors. Deputy Donald McCormick A rres ted vviOfl A Proechel last night at 3 reported that Daniel Spiering, * Police Boat ke t By Car 13, of 2321 Carolton Road, Casselberry police have Carriage Hill Circle, A 13-year -old Winter Park Winter Park, was riding a Jailed a 21-year-old Longwood Casselberry. Thomas Clingan, of 131 OVER 10,000 RX PRICES -.t h ;. ,V 4 flerring Said his office con- MOVIELAND-Z12-91"6 OPEN 7 a.m. - 12 Midnight vt i IIiICifig incident shows the officer used "reasonable force " h subduing a prisoner on May 2" 4 R Be Informed! Consult our full .i nx • scale, Inexeu n dexed price i.iOO. book Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott lierring said today an in vestigation by his office into ilItgdtion.s of brutality a Casselberry policeman in a BREAKFAST SPECIALS 6 ,rades 6-12. Fully Accredited. Small classes. Development delivery of pumps and other machinery needed at the project site had slowed the project, but not enough to cause a delay in ,.' - Coed College Prep "We are on schedule with the Actio n ' . TO utility plant on Country Club i 1(1 satisfactor) condition," a hospital report said. ... EGG ME ON - - 'iii ulgtii • uNNYSIDE UPI OVER LIGHT. Wodnuday, El. Meadowfield Lane, Longwood, boy was treated at Winter Park blcyclethatwasstruck bya car man on $5,000 bond on an auto reported a van was entered at Memorial hospital last night driven by Patricia Ann Hardy, theft charge. County jail also , • Club. Charles reported probing for the cause Casselberry, who reported the Donald McCormick said Mel of a suspicious fire that caused fire, for minor smoke inhalation Elkins of the Firm reported that an estimated $1,000 damage at the scene, diving equipment valued at yeste rday to an office at Howe $1,460 was stolen from the truck i,. A urglary Creek Nursery, Lake Howell after It was en tered by a roof. Lane, Casselberry. Sheriff's detectives today top vent. ' ----- i exhaustion and fatigue," doctors at Bethesda Naval flospital reported Tuesday. An interior spokesnian denied that Hathaway offered a formal resignation to I"tesident Ford and that Ford Deputy Coffee were investigating a reported that county fire units reported burglary of a service Sherlirs arson investigator extinguished the blaze and van belonging to Artistic Pools, Sgt. Robert Kunkler today was treated Beverly Raynor, 45, of U.S. 17.92, Longwood. Deputy Sanford, Florida. l which will increase water production in Sanford by two million gallons - are being drifled at the Mayfair Country BYBUOYD Herald Stall Writer Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation '210 Edwards Bldg Herald, Sanford, Damaged Nursery Sifted For Clues To Cause Of Blaze • 1884. ARGUS Sanfo,d Publishing Co. 1910) THE SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL ase contact Albert N. Fitts, (18U'1907) a report from the grand jury ollow1ng what Herring termed be hospitalized for "three or the extensive investigation. probing the June 9 Seminole a 'chest seizure." four days" while other tests are Herring said Staley's Illness Grand jurors met yesterday made, County Jail fire that killed 11 won't delay the probe and that men isn't expected for another afternoon and adjourned until Monday Staley commented to he (Herring) will take over as next Tuesday. Herring i. a Herald reporter that he was advisor to the grand Jury. two weeks. Herring took over yesterd3y dicated the investigative body i "almost exhausted" from the Sources In Herring's office is having a problem getting a extra workload put on him In said Staley's workload Is being quorum except on Tuesdays. handling the grand Jury In- distributed to other assistant vvOuiS Dr•fl il ed A Seminole Memorial vesti ga tion plus his regular state attorneys as an Hospital spokesman said this duties of heading Herring's emergency prccedure pending t Mayfa r morning that Staley is listed in Sanford offi ce, f urther word on Staley's consatisfactory" condition in th e The grand jury is believed, dition T fflO water wellS ie Evening YONE having or knowing the where. aWts rL%r9JjcWOFR%2 ts for Assistant State Atty. intensive care unit. Herring according to courthouse ° William Staley, who had been said tests yesterday failed to servers, to have completed advising the grand Jurors show any indication that Staley taking testimony in the Jail fire Seminole-Brevard State Atty. during their six-week probe, had sufkred a heart attack but probe and may now be In the Abbott Herring said today that after Staley was hospitalized that doctors said Staley would proem of drafting Its report on ' - %i____ — NOTICE Not Due For Two Weeks By BOB LLOYD May Have Offered To Quit lwmcd — -..-.------ -- llerald Staff Wrfter I 'N BRIEF I - -v Staley 'Satisfactory'; Herring Takes Over Report Hosp italize d In ter ior -- .•. - - IS9 9" i. . -------- 4 - - -z =_ - - -- - - .- -- =-;i --- - - - - ---- ----- - -r - --- -- - - - - - - - - - - - --- -- -- - -: - - ---..----- -- - --- - - �- -'a- '''It",.', Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOSPITAL NOTES Evening lkwaM JI'l.Vfl ADMISSIONS Sanford. Camille H. IlIcking Agnes E. Boyd Clara Browder Agnes I.. Burnsed James Cain Jr. Lottie M. Davis Martha B. Davis Sally Eason Daisy I., Edge Neville I). Fuller Jack It. Green f.ouella Jones Ethel Mulflcy Karen 1.. Munger Ella Sabourin Margaret J. Smith Mary S. Stokes Hazel I.. Trapp, Dellary May I.. Truble, I)eflary Marion Fellabaum, I)eltona 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322-26I1 or 831-9993 Wednesday, July 23, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILlIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C.MARKEY, Advertising Director Ilonie Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month, S2,70;6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $31.40. 161 Jobs, Inflation: A Double Task The condition of the economy remains serious. The patient is in intensive care. President Ford is prescribing treatment. His diagnosis is that the main troube is inflation. Unemployment, he believes, is a symptom BERT COLLIER that will cure itself if the cause, inflation, is treated. But pump priming - government spending f stimulate the economy and create jobs — wo ' only make inflation harder to control. In the long run, the President believes, it would bring longterm costs for all Americans. George Meany denounces the President's attitude as cruel. But whatever the economic diagnosis, the political diagnosis seems to favor the President. More people are hurt by inflation than by unemBritish W Florida had a turbulent ployment. For every jobless worker there are nine existence azxi a turbulent governor to match. Americans working and seeing inflation reduce Capt. George reputation as a Jthnstones their paychecks. Most of them are more worried brawkr had preceded him when be took charge about the cost of living than the possibility that they at Pensacola on Oct. 21, 1764. He was a crack Johnstone Organized Legislature DON OAKLEY U . / . - . . . . ' I$ ' , '.' A nother Cause For t Celebration irst -------------_____ ., - I Oaklawn Memorial p GrTI Fjm:ril Oome in charge PRESCRIPTION CfrUq' stores PRICES! ( 1i1'Ie1tTi fflJflflftj lii — Ph. 322.8270 PRICES GOOD ThRU SAT. JULY 26, 1915 ""q am PEPSI COLA ford and four grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral home in charge. MRS. MATlE BROWN Mrs. Mattle K. brown, 69, of lit. 3, nford, died Theay IJ"S I p Ifi with Baldwin runp Home - Palatka; brother, Daniel Meltin of East Palatka. Brisson Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. - whjc .' - -'r-p -------------- - ----- --- ------- - WASHINGTON WHIRL: Rep. Bella Abzug, D.. N.Y., plans hearings this fall In he House Infonnatbn subcommittee on overclassltjcatlo,t of federal docum'?nts. Ui her safe, sac already has secrr'tdocwnmntss'i, tx pea touse If abe an get th.zm unclaseilled. They include old plans fur use of nuclear tactical weapons against Red China In CAN Of athreat to Nationalist China's offshore talanda .. The Department of 1nteri.e has awarded a marine ar'heology contract to a museum even though a bid backed by famed ma'ine expert Jacques Cousteau was $70,000 lowt'r. Interior claims the $194,000 contract went a, to the museum Instead of Cousteau for "technical reasons" The National Indian Youth Council is fighting a coal gezlfIcaon on the Navajo reservation, claiming It will plan spew out deadly lead and mercury, The $4 billion project will convert coal Into much.needJ natural gas, but the Indiana say It will siphon up their water without bringing any longterm benefits to the Navajos. ' ----. - - - LJ A 1U1 — •- — JHNSON ' JOHNSON fl N For years, we have served this community by providing memorial tributes that are within the means of all. S — PRAY .OZ 184A ______ -- / I Saturdays Iii . p RA! CAI • —_ Eunic, I. Wilion — •. Directress Wltii snap cover. "r—'= R Sanford /4O the, ef/9irnrn,ei' -' • 4 1V0, 520 S. Maple Ave Sanford, I * V7 MORTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. . -, Y NQUISH — — lAO J Since 1955 Ph. 322-5212 • CLEAR EYES WET ONES SOURCAINE EYE DROPS 07 BOTTLE 7 DIGNIFIED AND BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL SERVICES ______ -.•— - • buz4thig... LIMIT 2 LIMIT 1 gentle buffers - - PACK OF 400 /10/ Water //OTTER4.. Cold Water COLOEX'/ Optn D-ily1:305pfl) LIMIT 1 - welds together In sei;cruls I lightweight I non-conductive to heat or cold I --------------------- PACKS 1I COTTON SWABS FOOT DEODORANT ... -•-- six pain formula with ; All make perfect installations with !weaf 'a IT 4 J ... ______ 2ey goodbye to wa/es.' LL VANQUISH Th e extra.stn?ngr.h -.-.•' G e nova Complete Watar Pipe Systems I Kep I) -- LAI (111. 00 ._. Ptrpelua I Care Cemetery'. . PH. 322-4263 ___ . COUNTRY ' .kanford _____ I -. - -- Amateur or Expert . 0 "0 • HALF GALLON . . PVC INTERIOR DRAINAGE PIPE The two firms deny any connivance. ,••. F . it *tstivi n 10 LIMIT 0uA11111t5 COPyI'oT 171 SUPtRs DUCi in charge I - . ' 4., James Schilek, deputy head of the blended food pr ogram at Agriculture, stoutly de fended his policies toward Lauhoff and Krause. Schllck men reluctantly conceded he COCt worked for .11 MEMO . __________________________ T-ii 15 OUNCE SIZE s-.. • (SIII!.I iI.U, I.J(T.J she lived in Sanford since 1926. She was a member of Central Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband. William A. Brown of Sanford; sort, John P. Brown, Clearwater; eight sisters, Mrs. Ora Brown. Sanford Mrs. Potter, l.eslie, Ga.. Mrs. Georgia Ann Stewart, St. Augustine Mrs. Nellie Stewart, Hastings, Mrs. Maggie Sauts, Flagler Bench, Mrs. Jt'well Collins, Daytona Bead), Mrs. Jennie Pinkerton, Eatonlon, 140 COUNT Dave ofl,r Coast Guard Smooths Seas For Rockwell: The Coast Guard, whose motto "Semper qualify. The firm was Rockwell International. The new Coast Guard commandant, Adm. Paratus" means "Always Ready," seems ready Cornpc ting aircraft makers roared. Grum- Owen Slier, vi gorously defended the fairne.'is of to throw a $500 million aircraft deal to Rockwell man wrote Rep. Murphy that the Coast Guard the procurement and denied - any outside Internatlonil wad to mislead Co.igress about It. m "I,'talin, ri, r.r,.mmen Tt - i acre was no ouicr AlTiencan airThe intricate scheme is revealed In Gates, Lear Jet (and) Cessna under the pretense press plane that would come close," he explained. voluminous Coast Guard, Industry and of an Impending open competition." In fact, said Nevertheless, he Is still exploring . other congressional documents In our hands. Based on Grumman, the Department of Transportation, possibilities. his own Investigation, Rep. John Murphy, D.overseesthe Coast Guard, had already Footnote: This is not Rockvell's first gusher N.Y., as a former House Coast Guard sub- picked Rockwell. from the government In an earlier column, we committee chai rman, Is determined to tLrprdo Fur ther e vide nce that a "fix" was in came told how it unloaded an out-of-the-way $20 million the bonanza. when the Coast Guard's chief procurement of- building on the government In exchange for far At Issue are 41 new medium-range pianes fleer, with Shocking candor, told a meeting of more desirable federal holding,,. Which the CCIIt• Guard is buying to replace Its planemakers and others that "I have already AGAINST THE GRAIN: Tao Midwestern present fleet of coast-watchers. Total costs, made up my mind." grain companies have monopolized some $27 inc'ud1ng parts, will easily r un to. half-billion S1xitIy before the Coast Guajd could hand the million worth of Wended grain sales to the dollar over the lifetimes of the planes. 0O million contract to Rockwell, Murphy got Agriculture Department which has supinely When the decision was made in 197 to outfi t his Irish up and told the Coast Guard he would helped perpetuate the costly monopoly. the Coast Guard wi th the patrol planes, there blow the whistle unless they guaranteed free A General Accounting Office report roasts the was every appearance that all potential competition. A few hours before he WkS to Agriculture Department for caving In to the two mamãcturers Mid get a crack at the hand- testify, hoer, the Coast Guard capitulated. companiet The report falls to IdcAtUy them, but some contract. Comma ndant Adm. Chester Bender agreed to we have Learned they are Krause Milling Co., This would have assured the best beak for open the held to all planemaker,. Milwaukee, and Liuhoff Grain Co., Danville, ",l,. the taxpayer. But by August 1973, the memci Silt despite the agreement the documen ts between them they control 95 per cent of sales show, the Coast Guard's plan for competitive strongly Indicate that the Coast Guard rigged the to Agriculture of a high-protein blend of corn, ddlng unaccountably had been put aside. contract a secord time. The new "specs" also In its place, the memos hd1cate a non- lean to such special Rockwell features as electric soybeans anti milk donated to hungry nations. me reason for this lopsded market, our probe competitive contract was to be swarded a nd the foot-warmers, seats with custom corners and Shows, Is that Agriculture's specifications are "specs" show that only or.e U. bidder would deflatable entrance seals. tailored to the two firms' product& j ' ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 55, PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY! VIVA BRECK BORDEN'S ELSIE NAPKINS SHAMPOO ICE CREAM - A PERFECT TEAM-MATE FOR... - p I BROWN, MRS. MATTIE E. Funeral scrvicM for Mrs mate E. Brown. 60. of Pt 3, Sanlora, whodledUesday, will be held at 2:30 pm, Thursday at the graveside In Evergreen JACK ANDERSON - Nopo, you re wrong! This Curve does no: 'CP'esenl the economy —It's 'middle Cists disContent 7" Buri a l in Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SuperRx... DISCOUNT •t Central Baptis t Church win Rt. G91e Smith Officiating - on for an ever, w3dei ri&. ' I ( 6 PACK 12 OUNCE CANS JESSE I.EE MILS. Ei)NA SMITh Mrs Edit:, Stiles Smith, 71, a Jesse Urban IA'(', 51 of West F Street, Sanford (lied rtatie of inford, died Jill), 19. Monday at Winter Park at Pompano Beach, where she hospital. Born in Sanford, he had made her home for many worked I or.,,, k. (rI Coast i Ine years. Survivors include her brother for 29 years as an engineer and was a special deputy for the Theo A. Stiles, Sanford, and Seminole County Sheriff's Elizabeth Collier and Viola Department lie was a member Johnson of Pompano Reach of Central Baptist Church and the Iidge. Funeral Notices 1k' is survived by his wife, — LEE. JESSE URBANMrs. Gertrude Lee, Sanford; daughters, Mrs. IkAnn Woody ur bom Lee. S1, of West Firy and Miss Trudy e, Sanford, Monday IflWIflt Park Hospital, and Mrs Urlene Bennett w ill be held Thursd M 10 a m Dallas. Tex.; son, James Ervin Lee, Sanford; two brothers, Carl and John Lee, both of Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Lenora Jones and Mrs. Helen Stapler, both of Sanford: 4 BERRY S WORLD Yesterday's high 93. Over. Claude W. Hilton, Deltc,na Eleanor J. Woodward, Lake night low 69. Mar) Partly cloud) through tomorrow. Barbara A chance of thun. L. Minning, dershowers mainly during the Longwood afternoons. Highs in the upper Gerald Hosack, Osteen & and low ON. Lows mostly In Betty S. Miller, Osteen LavasherS. Williams, Osteen the low 70s. Variable mostly southeast and south winds 10 DISCHARGES mph, gusty near (hunSanford: dershowers. Rain probability 30 l.ula P. Alexander per cent through tomorrow. Brenda J. Brooks Charles L. Cover Extended Forecast Emma J. Dickerson Partly cloudy with scattered Orpha Drake thundershowers. Highs mostly Jtiba E. Evans in the upper 00s and low 90s. Orin 0. Landress Lows mainly in the 70s. Eunice C . larUn Daytona Beach tides: high Anita M. Mathews 9:28 a.m.. 9:45 p.m.; low 3:10 Homer L. Miller a.m., 3:13 p.m. Port Canaveral: Clarence J. Whittemore high 9:00 a.m., 9:26 p.m.; low Mary T. Hunt, DeBary 2:59 a. m., '3:10 p.m. Frank A. Hocizle, Deltona AREA DEATHS Americans not Only gained their political in,'. MfLflC)N dependence 199 years ago but their economIc . independenceuwelL In hid, between the appearance of Thomas Paint's "Common Sense" and the Declartlon of may lose their jobs. shot with the dueulngpisto1 and had drawnsome ... ... Independence, another remarkable document :4'•. It has been a sobering experience for the 85 of the bluest blood in England to satisfy his was published: Adam Smith's "An Inquiry into touchy honor. million American working people to see their real 3()// tbeNature and Causes olthe Wealth of Nations." entire pop ulaceturned rned out to welcome incomes reduced during the last 18 months by the This one book, says a Yankee businessman, the young naval officer. As the son of a Scottish ' not only launched the Industhal Revoiutlon in erosion of inflation, baronet of ancient lineage, he added a touch of ( It has been a tragic experience for many England but gave philosophy, (ann and sub. r1 to the isolatei colony. PhA J1!1 retired people on fixed incomes. - stance to what became the Capitalist Revolution In need of upgrading. The ___ in America. "It set in motion here In the Infant Unemployment, however, Is costly and Snlj had fled, leaving a rundown settlement _ expression of indamaging. A third of our manufacturing capacity In bad repair. A few eculators had moved in to . , ;• .1 dividual or private enterprise the world has ever sits idle. That is a waste of our potential. Every 1 buy m property at distress prices. They brought experienced, then or now," uy T. Mitchell alona low ragged slaves and some Indentured per cent of unemployment lsestlmatedto acid $16 Ford, prdencd New England.baaedEgnhart . ., .. servants whose status was not nmth higher. billion to the federal deficit In last tax revemies and 10. Corp Some straggling Indians were In the crowd, the cost of government benefits to the imeinployecL Speaking at commencement exercises at the fi p The human and social cost of 40 per cent Hartford Graduate Center in Hartford, Comm.. he . / ______ But the military smarty, adding .; . '. suggested that next year's Bicentennial unemployment among black teen-agers, forsaluted •'arth . and mality" to an otherwise drab celeheatlon might be a good tune for Americans example, could be disastrous if long continued.occasion. Lost Soul to lak, stock and balance out the apocalyptic President Ford says continued high imem• Uke James Grant In the other half of the prophecies about America's future. ployment is unacceptable. He hopes his own Flocklas, the governor had The historkal version of the American future economists, who Predict a continued high level of qualified people to fill all the official posts, For DAN LUFKIN w s founded on the assumption that all things attorney general be was forced to appoint "a unemployment, are wrong. But beyond hoping, he inevitably get better and bigger. We enjoyed, so beardless youth of 20," one Edmund Rush Wegg, No Place Left To Hide there is little he can____ do. we thought, special providential Immunity from whose knowledge of the law was somewhat What is needed is a fine tuning, a balancing by limited. To one's surprise, Johnstone soon had corruption and other human maladies and afflictions of other nations. the government of comIex cconomic factors 'not to fire him f before the burglars were caught at fully understood even by the experts. The best Bkedentd3l gift this country can executive branch as never before in our history, gm was always getting into Jams 'Watergate Watergate and before many of ILl were sitting in Congress and the executive, Democrats and give Itself Is a rediscovery of the meaning and And, If the Congress has had the temerity to like that. But at least he was energetic. passline lines, however, we knew how unrealistic value of Its 50 states. I am not referring to their bills the White House didn't Republicans, should remain flexible in their ap' that vision was. Today, we have a betterand feeling government at West Pensacola was elented 10 scenicand wonders orcontribu historic monuments but to the simply Impounded and programs voted by the for the limits of our resources our 4 proaches and avoid fixing their feet in concrete. the West, since British Florida IflCIUdOd unique essential tion they make to "representatives of the people" were starved to posl Partisanship should be put aside in order to large parts of Alabama and Mississippi, all the fed 1fl Of government 3YZ death. achieve cooperation for the good of the country. way to the mighty stream. Johnstone attacked our But that does not validate, in Ford's view, the the survival of the In recent months, Congress has tried (0 f*' litany of the pressing problems of establishingOver the ad 40 We must win the battle against Inflation. But emanating from a gaggle of states has been very much in doubt. As our establish Its equality If not Its pee-eminence as a dOo,criticisms who see the end to merica Itself. tIem.mts on the upper stretches we must not rest until we also win the battle against of theQI0CtIWS river, He nation has been pluged into the trauma Of soc. keystone of air federal system. While It has hied to , with savage It would be a tragedy, he says, If we unemployment. andQIcksuws,aswell as the Upper and Lower ceasive wars and depressions, policy and power enjoyed some successes, e edally In setting to the Cuundru who read In hhave shifted (run the state capitals to the limits on presidential pOWf to Creeks. make cain. Watergate and corporate scandals and bureaucracies on America the Potomac. Joimsione played the part of the Giest White historian, watching trying One social mltments abroad — It has been too ecological and economic crises a sign that we are and to rid Itself divided to A rg e n tin e Crisis Fatl to the hilt. At Mobile be smoked the provide Leadership on domestic IIILS living beyond our economic and moral means, It j of theAmerican shackles (I the Great Depression, said, such as energyand economic policy. calumet with the Mississippi tribes, Calling them'11w he is not, maintains, the beginning of the end of state is finished. I do not predict Meanwhile, as attention his children and working Gut a treaty which he has been focused on the states will go but affirm that they have the struggles between Congress and the White higher AmericanruIples, as some dourly There has always been a tendency for;easonto take aback had no Intention of honoring. He presented the that gone" seat to emotion In Argentine politics. Juan and Eva Peron esHouse. strong political Leadership has been chiefs with shiny medals. mus, he urges, It is Important that we cornploited their charisma to the fullest a generation ago and For a generation, we have acted as if we emerging in the states as a new breedmernmte Later be met with the Creeks at Pensacola. next year not alone the creation of Peron's secant! wife Isabel has hoped to perpetuate the believed this obituary. '11w states are dead, governors In many, If not all, of AmerIca's 50 They arrived in full cerunonlal dress with but also the establishment Of a totally magnetism Of Peronism since his death last year. IAng live Washington, D.C." A succession of state IKI$SCS Is PrOVidIfl a kind Of ' unique economic system — "a system that has chief, called thehim Mortar, that "strong" presidents, each trying to embody the decisiveness that hard times demand It Is not slogans or symbols but bard facts that theofpeoJohnstone Johnstone me.'. at thewho citydemanded pt made dreams bie and myjilimlg," variety and complexity of the nation as a whole, Argentina are now getting from Mrs. "1101), and the fa . Only state and local government are close Fearing trouble. Johnstone said he would only has hied to relmte th ek not going down well. Mn strike that virtually paralyzed the of power In the en the to administer these day-by. Nearly everymotold, If asked, would country wascalled by the Genera] Labor Confederation (GLC) talk in the council chamber "under the klP(Sexecutive branch of government For short day needs with any degree of effectiveness or probably say he is a good driver. Yet the average * which Is historically the bulwark of Peruuism, and Mrs. Peron picture," where his soldiers could be on guarcL peijd of time, the!,- ability to summon timeliness. And, when the crunch comes — the driver uses barely half of his car's performance found herself on the defensive on all sides In trying to awaken The Mortar gave Johnstone a bite feather in America's vast resources to meet national and American people know that the answers are token of not and handling capabilities In evasive Argentina to the seriousness Of its economic trouble. They too signed a treaty, international crises seemed to work. Big going to come from either the Congress or the maneuvering that often means the difference Inflation has readied h runaway levels that the GLC Is which neither took very seriously. Johnstone government cured the Depression and wn While House. In a recent Harris poll, the great botween having an accident and avoiding one. complained that "the Indians calculate debts of World War II. ft ended 200 years Of peotesth* a degree that wage tttx must be held to 50 racial majority affirmed that the state is the most That conclusion Is based on results of an IS. blood as a broker doe3 his guineas." cent per year. The unios had iwgollated annual raises rngng discriminationand declared war on poverty. At Important factor In all services that impact month study by Calapan Corp. (formerly Cornell Johnstone also managed to organize the first least that was Its ers1on Of well over 100 per cent. Obviously the merry-go-round had lobe events. From the directly on their daily lives: education, trim- Aeronautical Laboratory) of the characteristic 4sta to meet In Florida. It nernWem' in White House, the miessage cam slowed down, and Mrs. Peron probably saw Hide choice but b Ioud arid ckar: sportation. health, police protection, law en. and capabilities of loo drivers, mduny selected Pensacola on Nov. 24, 1750 and grxind out a "Do try to block an Increase in bibw cams that wal may spin it n't try to solve your own problems. The forcement, welfare, parks and recreistlon and to represent the general driving population. Th substanti-I body of law. It regulated the sale of executive e faster. branch alone am the big picture. it pollution control. The only men in wtdch the $100,000 research program was sponsored by 0, ardent spirits end approved a measure to alone can provide the big anawerL" The response Of a general strike and the 4talknp to a federal dominion really Is decisive, according to General Motors and was conducted on a special "restrain anuikeness and promote Industry" — duel tnuied at the cabinet minister believed lobe giving Over the hut decade, especially, policy has this poll, are national def se, social security Florida's first blue iaw. en 12' mile course at Caispan's 33-acre proving Peron econo,rjc advice — Is somewhat typical Of pj been established and legislation designed In the and cancer research. ground In Buffalo, N.Y. However, the politics of mass demonstrations and extravagant gestures cannot alter economic facts Of life. It now appears the GLC has forced Mrs. Peron to back down. Argentina can hang WEATHER REGULAR OR DIET :' Wednesday,July 23, 175-5A 30 w — .5-FL--OZ. — $3c ANTISEPTIC 09 �- .- -- -S- - - - ----------- --- _ - - --- - - - Legal Notice -.- - - -------- Plaintiff Orange County Deputy 's Equipment Taken Legal Notice - - - - Gets - -- -- ________________ - NOTICE OF MEETING OF LAN DOWNERS OF SLAVIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF Sanford. (Weklwa River Road) SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Seminole County. Florida under TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR ') fictitious name of we KIWA SAID DISTRICT VILLAGE. and that we intend to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN register said name with the Clerk Of • meeting of the owners of lends the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Situated In SLAV IA DRAINAGE Florida In accordance with the DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE proviSionS of the F,ctit,Ous Statutes. To W? Section 1Name COIJNTY,FLORIDA. wi ll bep,eidat the City Hall In Ov iedo. Florida. at Florida Statutes 1957 ten o'clock A M on the 12th day of S Russell L. Moncrlif A',guf, A D. 197$, for the purpose of Kathleen K Moncrief a rnQaQedlnbusinessatpt I Box ild False Innocent Plea Heard In Home Break-In 13) I3OBUOYD Herald Staff Writer defender's office sought to withdraw as court-appointed defense solvency affidavit he signed earlier. An Aug. 2.5 circuit court trial has been scheduled for a 20-year- counsel. Assistant Public Defender Chris Ray told the court that Redold Longwood man accused of breaking into an Orange County mon had been advised by his office not tO post the bond. Ray noted Redmon is accused in the June 22 robbery of a cinvenience Deputy Sheriff's residence and taking guns and police eq.upment store at 3650 Howell Branch Road. During a court appearance that, in his experience as a public defender, he's found that Jesse Ray Morrison II, 20, Springwood Circle, "rarely does anyone read the Insolvency affidavit before signing pleaded innocent when arraigned before Circuit Court Judge following his July 11 arrest, Redmon signed an affidavit claiming electing one supervisor for said Publish July 2. 9. 16. 23, 197$ District for term of thret years, at Robert McGregor on charges of brc.aking and entering w*th intent to be Indigent and the public defender was appointed to represent DEP, In other arraignments, Ronald G. Revels, 22, 426 Longwood Which election every acre of land in to commit a felony, grand larceny, larceny of a firearm, and him. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the District stall However, Judge McGregor said the public defender, in a Qrcle,Lorwood,pleadedtnnocenttoal9l3thargeoriJunns represent one buying, receiving and concealing stolen propert). SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA there and each owner shall be enpossession and was scheduled for a jury trial the week of August Morrison is accused of taking two pistols, police equipment and motion to withdraw from the case, alleged that Redmon ACTION titled to vote inper". per. or by proxy 25. burglary at indigent and owns stereo equipment valued at $1,5W. CASE NO. 754SS-CA40-0 in writing duty signed. for every a jewelry belonging to C.D. Buchannon in a July 7 for Albert Williams, 49, lYial was set for the week of Sept. 29 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND acre of land owned by him in such Buchannon's Springwood Village apartment, Longwood. th te d also e court no Th at Redmon posted a $10,000 surety bond LOAN i Mangoustine Ave., Sanford, on an aggravated assault ASSOCIATION OF District; guardians may represent ORLANDO. a corporrnion, Seminole sherifrsdetectives executed a search warrant July 10 and was released from jail. Judge McGregor ordered the bond charge, after a written plea of innocent was filed with the court. their wards. executors and ad Plai ntiff. mitistrators may represent estates at an apartment occupied by Morrison and reportedly recovered revoked because it was Improperly set without a court hearing Ralph Durning, 37, 306 Oakhurst St., Altamonte Springs, was v-s of deceased person. and private Buchannon's guns and equipment plus a large quantity of required under local court rules in robbery cases and ordered granted a one-week delay in arraignment ona charge of obtaining DOUGLAS C GREEN, single. corporations may be represented MARY NAN GREEN. single. et at. their officers or dul? ..tnorized by jewelry, drug paraphernalia, two bags of marijuana and savings limon returned to jail. property by worthless check so he can seek private defense Defendants gants -,- he owners of a major,,,/ of bonds - and identification issued to several other persons. The court discharged the public defender and told Redmon to counsel. AMENDED the acreage of such District shall be NOTICE OF SALE necessary to constitute a quorum for Notice is hereby given that put, the purpose of holding s uch election suant to the Summary Judgment of and to transact such other business r:', cause pending In tht Circuit Coot In Dated this 14th day of July. A D 1975. and for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Number 75655 CA 09 G. 5: 8 F. Wheeler. Jr. •TIII.. the undersigned Clerk will Sell the Chairman properties situated in Seminole S Thomas G. Moon, Sr. Cc fly. FlcwIda, described as S James 0 Colbert a - - Arrest Suit Settled department were named Tuscawilla Information center. zoning map in the county and a defendants In the suit, which Voters should receive official lot of people put a lot of work stemmed from a 1974 arrest, notification of the change int it." WINTER SPRINGS - A false AL the time the suit was filed, before the next election. arrest suit against the Brock said that three ancity has the city had no false arrest Other residents will continue been settled out of court, City insurance, but since has to vote in Precinct I3 (city h.all) nexations (including Winter Attorney Newman Brock has secured coverage, and Precinct 24 (Adventist Springs Elementary School told the City Council. Meanwhile, Winter Springs (iurch), according to Super- tuid not met the spirit and intent Brock was instructed by the residents will no longer have to visor of Elections Camilla of the Mooney Bill, but are still a part of the city unless conCouncil last week to offer a go to Oviedo to vote, Coun- Bruce. $1,250 settlement with no Un- cilman John Daniels announced An ordinance adopting a new tested by litigation. plication of guilt in the action this week, official city zoning map was There has also been some brought by Donald Clark The Seminole County Corn. approved by the Council on the question of the convenience Albritton. The original civil suit mission has established a new first reading. Brock reported on store at U.S. 17-92 and SR 419 by Albritton asked for a $2,500 precinct, City residents who the 14 questions of zoning and and another piece of property judgment. previously voted in Oviedo will annexation that he had northeast of the city, because In addition to the city, several vote at Precinct 50 with the reviewed for the map, lie said, they are not contiguous with the members of the police polling place to be at the "It is now probably the best rest of the city. "Any millage rate over 2.43 mills levied for l975Will represent an in. crease in ad Valorem taxes. I oppose any increase this year. Retention of - . • 3.5 mills represents a $46,341-28 increase in ad valorem taxes, . - Councilman John Daniels .- - -- --- -- - - Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Fl BY JANE CASSEIIIERI(Y Herald Staff Writer Judge McGregor delayed arraignment of David Allen Redmon, make efforts to obtain private defense counsel. 21, 2500 Howell Branch Road, for one week after the public Redmon told the court, "1 must have misunderstood the in, - $1,250 - FICTITIOUSNAME NotIcelsheret,yQjven?hI we are - ---------------------. Wednesday, July 23, 17$--7A Council Must Hold Line On Taxes To Get Funds WINTER SPRINGS - City Tax Assessor's office, department requests ended attorney Newman Brock told Councilman John Daniels with initial approval of $136,294 the City Council at a budget pointed out at the Council revised budget for the police work session last night the city meeting Monday night that and 178,667 for the fire can still qualify for state "any millage rate over 2.43 departments. revenue ttharing If it holds the mills levied for 1975 will The Council got through the property tax at the newly represent an Increase In ad first page of the public works certified level of 2.43 mills. valorem taxes. I oppose any department proposed budget, increase this year. Retention of allocating $7,000 for a tractor Total revenue projected for an ad valorem tax rate of 3.5 and equipment; $500 for a the coining fiscal year at 2.43 mills (as levied for 1974) welder; $3,780 for grader 1111115 would be $437,521 - 35 represents a $46,341.28 Increase rental; and $400 for other per cent increase over this in ad vplorem taxes, or it 1.07 equipment. year's projection - because of mills increase in tax rate." The Council will resume the new lo0 per cent fair market budget diliberations at a value appraisal by the County A review of the police and fire workshop Monday night. a __________ Lct 107, 8RDOKHOLLOV, ac cording to the plot thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17, Page 65. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, and. Lot 100. BROOXHOLLOW. CC cording to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 17. Page 63, As the Board of supervisors of Slavia Drainage District of Seminole Cos,ty, I Florida Publish: July 23, 30. 1975 DEPili as I 1I DIAL TOOTHPASTE I BATH THE CIRCUIT IN Florida atpublICiale.tOthehighestandbest EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR bidder for cash at 11:00 A.M on me CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 5th day of August, 1975. at thC West SEMINOLE COUNTY Front DO of the Seminole County CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.I)16.CA.O9.E WARD & ULACKW000. INC.. a C ourthwte in Santord. Florida. Florida corporation. (Seal) Plaintiff. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court JIM MELVIN and wife. DRENNA By: Elaine RiCharde P. MELVIN. and PAN AMERICAN Deputy Clerk BANK OF ORLANDO. N A., a Jam James J Loveless. .tr national banking association. for of the firm CuES. HEORICK I ROBINSON. merly known as Citizens National Bank of Orlando. PA. Defendants 10$ East Church Stree t NOTICE OF SALE Orlando. Florida 32101 59 I I I on the 11th day of July, 1975. in that DEP-125 INTl NIl VI (AU -____ up \, sale and sell to the highest and best ..\ BARBASOL OF _______ :ti' fl.. , a - - - . I • i,.'I;, . tj 4 Said Sale will be made pursuant to # I SWEET I Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish: July 73. 197$ DEP-176 ___________________________ NOTICE OF APPLI(.AI ION FOR RATE INCREASE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Longwood Utilities. Inc has applied ou nty. 81 LAKE SEARCY SHORES. Iv:t,s.,, Sears Two Fu1 Beds f' - - 0 I WITH COUPON THRU 7i26 _________ __________ E) Land s in the 5i'v 'of the SWla Of 11, Township 70 Sovt' Seminolt County, Florida. will at C) Limit presently owned by 1`10 AM or' th,' 33t day of July, L ongnCII Markham Development *0. 1973, offer for sale d sill to Corpor ation lying to the West of the - -_- - 1t GILLETTE U County str" Depart men! PuPS ,'ci, Co! U _________ 77 fill - _____ - I ( FARM SAFETY WEEK I - :, -_- c*a WASH BRUSH 1)15 O' 40f _________ IIt I 4) ______ ___ 9810 A __' .' A. t'P 1 -__ Moonlit t mbers at C.ty Hall, Longwcod, Flor ida. On Saturday, Auqts't 7. 1975, and all persons f ' I Secfe'd or Interested in such raft increase application are inwilal to ' '" • i•Itt 99 I I I - JULY 25'311 I LISTERINE 20 AF - I I NESTEA INSTANT I 12A-.12CC101 • MOUTHWASH I I t -'4 PRINT FiLM I • ___ t J ...........- l'Pi!.4((--i'J - - )pj- ) - 'co _ -77 -- That said sale is be'ng rn.$Q, to be present at said time and p11<, to %Allsly the terms of "d Writ of W-Cice ThI A,~;40iral or I I - tlMI,'9" RIG i2c II 301 JAR 1291 RIG I 49 t.uavo, - .COUPu!i T*-t*u I - - - - - WitH Coupe., t'40U - -i • (I 4 of SCid apliuitatiun lot rate increa.e John E Polk. SheiJU DATED this 23rd day of June, A.0 3975 - Semirvu, County. FIotida S Oortti P Shosna?e PuWrU- July 9. t& '). 30. 191$ Publish July 9. 16. 7). 30. 1973 OEPI, DEP4 ____ I IJJ Wj _!IXA skit1 V i' - - ,_. r -- - - - - --,--- ---'------ - - - -. _, _- ..- ------------re. -- --- '-- 1 YcjreIf Quietly With Carrier TEA Florida, the above duicribed ' public hearing at 10:00 * m. Un said sonal property. All said property appflcC$ias for rate Incr ea se at the being Voted at Adams Transfer and Council C ha r:r.-sa Ad •IiIi II!Jfl* the Civl 0ivi-icn of the Seminole u-I 1 - - to any and all taisfing Itin , it me Longvood Oilities. Inc. Ft (West) D-i i the Semle Said City Council of the City of County Courthouse in Sanford. Longwo.d, Florida, will hold a -,a 4' . .._.0 . IL IREE ESTIMATES '''- I SOUTHEIW AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 100 N. Maple Ave. U 't PAK 01 IIVI BLAD'S LIMIT ONE PLEASE I i ______ the higheSt bkder, for cash. subject sandafy s..,age lacili'y Owned by _- 7tT(czuij% I TRAC H RIG sit PT.orQT,FR[EZIR CONTAINERS "'-'i'..'.- Cuwi iiiiiiiii % # - I II iinnnim 80 - ' AUTO CUSHION I '&L 3 99 NIH'SI SOCKS 381 I I UI'iSTUBE l')'t I,.. C -- 1G 2' •''" II ( A'. cwluhj Th1IL1%I -__I ______ 150? 1111111 TTtf5 i i'.'T O'.i - AI,l. BRECK SHAMPOO I I 11 )I(!P - &Vf PNTER I '*u 69 RIG 10 I ''i ______ I - c'r #ITC4li1EII IEl % the urWiCrsWecI as Sheriff of contairing si acres, more or Ins. , ________ NAMING "MIT I VENTILATED ____ç UOIE$SOfT SANDALS I I ' d 1110, lownthlp 70 South Range 30 I 1 -__- 73 acres, more - D 44 iu _____ i BEAUTY BRUSH _ _!)I I -' - REG. 3.49 PA.I..* ______ ''' ________ *JSOlflD 541(1 & (010*1 / lBu?io, I 3t9 2 LADIES HALTERS F) Lands in the SW '- of the SW l Three thests of Dra*e' (I 99 A',$?Q (OI0H. -. IU1P1WSLLLJ% I 0) SHADOW HILL. accor ding to the piet thereof as recorded in plat Book 17. Page 61 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida l s RIG _____ -, . .. -' - Florida. ida, containing or es A' WITH TWIST TIES ______ ______ _____ NIH'S SHORT Sill YES 77"6111 Rerge XI Cast, e'tinolt' County, One Iron. Signature and ..L..,%,••_,,, RIG County. Florida. C) HIGHLAND HILLS. according to the plat thereof as recoded in One (.loIPws Dryer. Westinghouse F io 1999 YNIT SHIRTS ROME (AP) - Arnintore Fanfani, the strongman of Italian politics for many years, was removed as chief of the dominant Christian Democratic party after he lost a vote of confidence Tuesday night. In an emergency meeting called to discuss big Communist gains in elections last month, the ChrLstian Democratic national council voted against his perIormance as party secretary, a pest he held for the past two years. The vote of confidence, asked by Fanfani himself, was 103 to 69 with eight abstentions. The nal:onal council called a meeting for Thursday to 1Ld a successor for the 67-year-old Fanfani, known because of his size as the "little warrior of Italian politics." LIMIT 20 GALLON ,I., , % - ' PANTY HOSE 1 Fanfani Loses Italian Post GILLETTE '•' nA*Ul • $Nfl1 Records of Seminole County. One Set C&okwere 13' 141 am Pie? Book II, Page Si of the Public Six Dining Room Chairs two Fans One Set of Silverware O.' Deep Freezer, GE. One Vacuum Cleaner, S-gal, P P Vac '4 - according to ft;C plat ther eof as Varlas and assorted recorded In tHat Book 11. Page 23 of furniture and equipment in(lding: the Public Records of Seminole One Dining Room Table ' I FIR ! MAX FOR MEN /!// [Alto _____ REG 51 EA ____ _________________ g RIG _______________ ---2'fl4 I I T,l (.(jUPOi 1141)0 1 -- t -_ . i)-.. I - LIMIT I ( ) uft described property owned by Billy Book 10. Page 11 f the Public Two End Tables PLEASE __________________ a, $0 wit Two LampS I TOWELS I- I ivered to me at F One RCA R ecord Player One RCA Color TV. 17". portable One Coffee Table PAK0f4O ASS ! t',tH()SSI() TWo l'o SHUTS • .ss-r 0 CotoRs I U!) ,,AIY A').. % A?IA(,. [- I ASH BAGS PAPER I STYLER/DRYER I [11111T ONE (i) ECKERD BRAND NORTHERN PAKOF 100 NEW l)ELHI, India IAP - Opposition legislators walked out of the lower house of Parliament on Wednesday to protest Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency crackdown. Their move came less than 24 hours alter a similar protest in the upper house, "Shame! Shame! Shame!" the legislators shouted after the lower house voted 336 to 59 in approval of Mrs. Gandhi's June 26 proclamation abolishing civil liberties. They charged that the Indian Parliament was no longer a democratic body. The upper house handed Mrs. Gandhi a similarly overwhelming approval Tuesday. But opposition members there also stalked out in anger and vowed to boycott the current emergency session. 14". . - - (/$cç.çT I 4fG 44C I A _ I March. AD. 1915. in that Cer tain nection per month toaproposed rate CAI tnt Itted. Ben4iclaI Finance Co. of $930 per residential connection of Cassetbery Plaintiff. -vi Billy per month within the (Qllowing Branson and Verde Branson, describedlands in the City Of Defendant, which af ores aid Writ f Longwood, Seminole County, el id Sheriff of Seminole County,Florida, A) SANDALWOOD, according to and I have levied upon the following me pIet thereof as recorded in Plat described as follows: CLAIROL N LOW op Gandhi Target Of Walkout I P1I-SWUTIKED I G I RIG by virtue of that certain Writ Of Execution issued out of and under to the City Council of the City of the seal of the Circuit Court of Longwood, Fonda, for an increase Se.'nlnole County. F lorida. rate for the of sewage final j ud gment rendered in the treatment se rvice from the pr esent af or esaid court i the 75th clay of rate of $4 50 per residential con County, Florida, more particularly .. I _________ . quq _____ ' SUGAR SUBSTITUTE I 141 duiwi - I GRANULATED Publish: July 16. 23. 30. Avg. 6, 1973 said Records of Seminole C proper ty be'-*g located in Seminole Florida. 19 kOOL-AID I 1 37 2 iI CRAZY CURL W. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RlCharde DepAy Clerk S Kirby M.oncrief Attorney for Plantiff Post Office Box 2279 Branson and Verdi Branson, RE C .,,_ I 'I se on the Plaintlfrs attorney or 1913. ImmedIately thereafter, otherwise a (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) - JEWELRY L..'i(d AO4TM1pv tvt" % Ngval I 00 ¶ -. -- 'J 1133 Execvtlon was d _____ 1 09 ! ____ East Robinson Street. Orlando. and in order to satisfy the terms of Florida 32101, on or bete A ugust said Final Judgment. WITNESS my hand and the seal of 15th. 197$ and file me original with the Clerk of this Court either btfore thiS court on this 21st, day of July, COPPERTONE SVNTU 10230K 01 011 t AMC) fill 100 , 9 II TOOTHBRUSHES LIGHT POWDER JULIUS C PETRUSKA. Public Records of Seminole County. ROWLAND AND PE TR USKA. Florida NOTICE OF SI$ERIFFS SALE NOTICE IS I"EREBY GIVEN that 7 I___ IN ni .: was BRITTLE I _____ _____ _______ .1 TEK p ARRID Extra Dry written defens es, if any, to it, on Records Book 957. DC0$ lii) of the DEP9S 47 ____ - 299 t1 SUNGLASSES rank S - % \a 1" Pock 13, Page 73. Public Records c4 Ben Ward AQ'ncy, Inc. to First Seminole County, Florida Federal Savings and Loan has bean filed against you and you Association of Seminoie County. are rewired to serve a copy of your Florida. recorded in Official Clerk ci the Circuit Court By: Joy Stok es Deputy cleft MIRRORED IIU,tOI,II I 170 - 110M MA If OL PEANUT I ____ SHAVE (HEAl _____ Lot 11, Block C. Woodmere Park. HUNDREDANDNO100DOLLARS, Second Peplat as recorded in Put dated October 75. 1977. e*ecuted by default will be ene4'ed against you cr the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seat of this Court, this 11th day of July, 1973 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr t) - SWABS ' FORTY FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - President Idi Amin says he's ready to lead a black African invasion of white-ruled South Africa and Rhodesia but that details are "top secret - I can't even tell my wife." Amin, recently awarded the new military title of field marshal, told interviewers Tuesday that the "will be put into use when I invade southern Africa, Including Rhodesia." He only partly serious during the interview, often bantering with newsmen about a variety of topics. Amin gave no details of his military scheme and there was no indication any other nation was prepared to join. But he said he would call a meeting of some black states that he 5aid are ready to give him command of their armies in a joint African high command. NONE ______ % Amin Threatens Invasion DOG COLLAR WIC 3 6C Ito! Il( . ___ t P1T'MR.IA& TicK I I FOAM CUPS ..., ,t... - TTON i 99c P - % I - % pw 'Y 041PS PERMANENT ___ A-I,. ,° ______ wi.taaI 39C 0?: !if3) REG 69 1 ULT SPECIAL - following property. in Seminole mortga ge in original arnounl of .11 j _________ _ lq, I "I sonni WAS 89c ''-i I COUt'O!- TnRU .' lb REG ? 99 i\ PACK of-so HAIR SPRAY ______ I 113 - being in Seminole HERMAN, Lot 7. Block "C)". MEAD MANOR. his wit UNIT FOUR. according to the plat Elm Street thereof as recorded in Plat Book IS, North Collins. N York 11111 page 71 ci the Public Records of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Seminole County, Florida Subftci to that certain first action to forec lose a mortgage on the Plaintiivs Attorney, wP ose are I I,.. - II fl ADORN 9 OL ' BABY SHAMPOO I " - '' ' TO: H. C HERMAN Ord MAE County, Florida. to wit: County, Florida: 57c %UIIIUU.I.III... S Defendants, the following described property, Situated and ______ JOHN 0. CRAFT and FRANCES R. bidder for cash at the West f ront CRAFT, his wIfe; H. C. Herman and door of the Courthouse of Seminole MAE HERMAN. his wife. County. Florida. in Sanford. Florida. NOTICE OF ACTION JOHNSON'S :191 I I PRICE fiLl - % r-- By The Associated Press Israeli soldiers crossed into Lebanon early today hunting for terrorists and battled Arab gunners. The Israeli command said that seven its soldiers were wounded and seven Arabs were captured in a raid on one village. However, the Lebanese Defense Ministry said the Israelis hit two villages, touching off a two-hour artillery duel in which one Lebanese woman and a child were wounded. It also said only six Arabs were taken prisoner. The Israeli command said its soldiers crossed Into the village of Kalah in the northern Israeli panhandle and Arab gunners fired on them from two houses. It said the Israelis blew up the houses during the fight. The Lebanese Defense Ministry confirmed two houses were blown up but said the Israelis also hit the village of Houra, less than a mile from the Israeli frontier. IF°F II -' I THREE I ' I irn C0uro THPU 7 26 - - ( Arab Gunners In Lebanon I of - II 3 ,4(11 %Tii (0Uf'Oi TiiRu 1 26 _______ 5 GRAIN U S P 1'.ii T 0I aspirin • 11159 •b I) 1OT1O at -• FOR LIMIT 2 BARS /' 00 1 1 1 OO I ________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court In and for Seminole County. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Florida. wherein, WARD I BLACK CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE WOOD, INC.. is Plaintiff, and JIM COUNTY. FLORIDA MELVIN and wife, CiENNA P. CIVIL ACTION NO. CI7S.13Sl.CA- MELVIN, are Defendants, Case No "A 75-1116-CAO$E, I, ARTHUR H. STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN & BECKWITH. JR.. Clerk of the COMPANY. a Florida corporation, aforesaid Circuit Court. will at 1100 Plaintiff. AM. on August 41 h. 1975. offer for VS. ' l Israelis Baffle Terrorists, CENTRE COURT ASPIRIN i I TENNIS BALLS - II %- certain cause pending In the Circuit 1JLA4 04 TPA HOLD i".'T Ii 2i 69 CQ- P', Is4i ______ 66 CONDITIONER PENN II I weia. BARS I Notice it hereby given that pur . Iulnl to Final Judgment rendered t BALSAM SOAP _____________ BOTTLE I WELLA II SIZE Public Records, of Seminole county, Attorneys far Plaintiff Publish- July 23. 1973 607 COLGATE AJ IN BRIEF 92 1-21IM17NO. M 0! ---' -- ---.-.- -=---'-=- -- =- =-- =-,------- ------ --- - -- --- - -'. -'-----.'------ -- ---- '---;- '- =- - • -=- :T- -:-=-. - . : - - - --;.,-, ii �I - --------- ' -- - - - - -------- -- - -------& .. i. • . • • •• - • . •• . • •• r • . Evening H,raid, Sanford, Fl. By TOM KEYS ER Herald Sports Editor TAlLAHASSEE — The Sanford Senior League All-Stars awoke this morning weary from a Ite game Tuesday night. Those blurry eyes focused on today's seemingly iasurrnountabie task of winning four games for the State Senior Major League championship. Sanford fell to Key West 4-2 Tuesday afternoon and then whipped Holly Hill 5-3 Tuesday night to advance Into this morning's game at 9 against Tallahassee. If Sanford won the 9 a.m. game, It was to meet state defending champion Jacksonville Beach at 11 a.m. A win over Jacksonville would boost Sanford Into this afternoon's 4 p.m. finals against Key West. A Key West loss would require another game at 6 p.m. Key West downed Jacksonville Beach 8-4 Tuesday night to remain the only undefeated team in the double-elimination tournament, which is being played at FSU field in Tallahassee. Sanford, however, had to play Tuesday night's game against Holly Hill on the skinned-Infield of the regular Tallahassee Senior League field after rain delayed the day's schedule. Clifod tt to ziitei Key West at 3p.m. isit the game did not get under way until 5:30 after dark clouds erased the clear, blue Tallahassee day. Key West scored solo runs In the first and fifth Innings, and two in the sixth; while Sanford scored IL, two runs in the bottom of the fourth. Qr %JF Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I J Wednesday, July i3,1975-4A In that inning, Ned Raines reached base on an error and then David Wiggins smashed a towering drive 340 feet against the rlghtfield fence. Raines slipped going into third, forcing Wiggins to scramble back to second base, where he was thrown out on a relay from the outfield. Raines held up on third, and scored moments later on pinch. hitter Ken Lee's sacrifice fly to centerfleld. Jeff Anderson then walked and scored all the way from first when Key West's shortstop overthrew first base on Bobby Robinson's grounder. Sanford came within inches of tying the game in the bottom of the seventh inning afttr Tim and Ned flames slapped singles with two outs and then pulled a double steal to reach second and thiril base. Wiggins then lofted a shallow fly into right.field, out of reach of Key West's second baseman. But the rlghtflelder, who was playing deep after Wiggins' drive to the fence In the fourth inning, sprinted for the ball and made a diving catch to end the game. "There'sno doubt the game would have been tied tf that ball would have fallen In," Coach Dean L. Smith said. "The wind blew it a little too far." Tim flames poked two singles In the game, and Robert Smith, Jim Brodie and Ned Raines added singles. Terry Smith started on the mound for Sanford but was relieved by Donnie Williams with two outs In the third inning after he injured his back and elbow. Smith, who has won 15 straight games In two years In the Sanford Senior League, did not suffer the loss. Williams, who gave up Key West's final two runs, Including the game-winning pair in the sixth, absorbed the defeat. Key West scored the clinchers on a single, three walks and a run-producing error. Key West's run in the first inning off Terry Smith was unearned. "Our defense really let u-c down," Coach Smith said. Immediately after the setback to Key West, Sanford battled Holly lull. The game was to start at 7, but did not get under way until B p.m. Wiggins started for Sanford, but gave up two runs in the first Inning. After the first two Holly 11111 runners reached base in the second Inning, Tim flames took over on the mound. Rninc w n"nr.th'ct the re!t of thwy, striking cut six and walking three. lie allowed only one hit and an unearned run in the fourth inning. Sanford scored two runs In the fourth Inning when Ned Raines reached base on an error, advanced to second on %Vggins' ground out, and scored on Anderson's booming double to leftfield. A s Do Growling Against Tigers By THE ASSOCIATED PRS I P 0 Anderson sprinted to third ona Passed ball and scored wild pitch. . - ,. In the fifth Inning, Robert Smith and tJ(O(Ue bJI1&eu, UU Brodie was thrown oit at second trying to stretch his hit into a double. Smith camped on third and scored on Tim Ralnes' single. Wiggins walked to Ignite the sixth-Inning rally, but was forced at second on Williams' infield grounder. Williams, who was safe at first on the play, stole second and went to third when the throw from the catcher bounded past the shortstop Into centerfleld. Ricky Mann poked a single to score Williams. I In the seventh, Robert Smith singled, stole second and scored on Brodie's single. Robert Smith, Brodie and Tim flames cracked two singles In the game for Sanford. Robert Smith, who pitched only one game during the regular season, was to be Sanford's pitcher against Tallahassee at 9 a.m. ' Tim Raines and Wiggins were not eligible to pitch because a pitcher cannot pitch in two consecutive state-tournament games. If Sanford got by Tallahassee, Wiggins or fla[iws would have been on the mound against Jacksonville Beach at 11 am. Key West Sanford *00 211 1— 3 0 2 100 012 0— 4 42 Sanford 000 200 0— 3 1 J 200 100 0— 3 3 2 Junior 'Stars Lose Finley (A's owner) wants re- gers 110, 16-4. The lop-sided ager Billy Martin, who was a Red Sox 5, Twins 4 suits. The man I work for is twin-bill saw the A's collect 24 favorite when he managed the Canton Fisk's two-run single The Oakland A's, cruising to. hard to deal with, base hits off live Detroit pitch- Tigers. in the third capped a three-run ward their fifth straight dlvi. 'If we get five runs, I want 10. ers. By the middle of the second Rangers 4, Indians 0 rally that carried Boston to vicsion championship, are in high I don't want no rest until game, the 29,089 fans at Tiger "Now that's the way I'm sup- tory. Rookie Jim Rice added a gear and slugger Reggie Jack. October ... October . The time Stadium were booing when the posed to pitch, pardner" said run-scoring triple for the Red son knows why. to play ball is now and make A's made an out, cheering Texas righty Gaylord Perry. Sox who maintained their six. "Last year I had a pretty that money." derisively when the Tigers did "It was starting to get embar- game lead In the Al, East. Rod good season," said Jackson, The A's brought their salary something right and chanting rassing." Carew homered for Minnesota "and I didn't get much of a drive Into Detroit Tuesday "We want flully",a reference to Perry, apparently in the Yankees Ii, White Sox 6 raise—only five grand. Charlie night and manhandled the Ti- recently deposed Texas man- groove now after a rocky start Sandy Alomar hit three douwith the Rangers, tossed a bles and Bobby Bonds had two brilliant two-hitter against his to pace New York. Catfish i ex-teammates, struck out 13 Hunter, 13-9, bested Jim Kaat. batters and retired the last 22 14.7. Pat Kelly boomed a three he laced. It was his third shut- run homer for Chicago. out In his last four outings and Royals 3-3, Brewers 24 By THE ASSOCIATED PR Vada Pinson and Buck Martihitter and surprised everybody by stealing upped his record to 9-14. There Is a small bruise on the back of Orioles 8, Angels 3 nez hit home runs to give Kan second base In the third Inning on the way to his Philadelphia Phillies' catcher Johnny Oates. Baltimore bombed Angel ace sa-s City the first-game victory. victory. lie's not complaining. "Nobody in the ballpark expected me to Nolan Ryan for six runs in 11-3 Steve Busby, 121, got the win There is pain in Steve Canton's left shoulder steal," said Koosman after his first career theft innings and handed him his with relief help from Paul nd elbow. He's not really complaining, either, led to the winning run. The Cincinnati infield eighth consecutive loss. Ryan, Splittorff. With the bases loaded and one out In the ninth certainly didn't expect the Koosmnan larceny. 10-11, has not won since June 6. George &ott and Don Money inning, Oates was sent up as a pindthltter by Tommy Davis and Don Baylor blasted two-run homers as MuExpos 2, Astros 1 Manager Danny Ozark. His grounder to second hit home runs, Brooks Robinson waukee rallied in the nightcap. Gary Carter's produced an easy force at home, but Oates was third hit of the game, an 11th had a two-run single and Mike Tom Hausman, 3-2, got the sic-' inning singlewith Pepe hit in the back by the relay of what should have angual on second, Cuellar, 9-6, pitched a nine-hit- tory with 5 1-3 innings of fivehit lifted Montreal past Houston. Mangual had ter for the winners, been a painless double play. relief, opened the inning with a walk and moved to sec. Thp h11 s.wn rn .1w-f ,.1nh tLiIA ond on a sacrifice before Larry Bilttner was allowing Greg Luzinski to score walked Intentionally to set up a double play. base with Philadelphia's run In a 1-0 triumph "I was a little surprised by that," said the over Atlanta Tuesday night, rookie whose hit ruined the professional debut of Carlton, who lips suffered from soreness in his reliever Jose Sosa. pitching arm recently, finished with a threeCardinals 4, Dodgers 3 hitter and his ninth victory—thanks to Oates and the errant throw by Braves catcher Vic Conch. Mario Guerrero's 11th-Inning sacrifice fly dres1,PtuO Lifted St. Louis over La, Angeles. After Ron The Discount Department Store An RBI single by Tito Fuentes In the sixth Fairly led off with a single and reached third on a inning helped San Diego hand Pittsburgh its Willie Davis double, Guerrero lofted his gamefourth loss in five games. Randy Jones picked up winning flyball of relief ace Mike Marshall. his 12th victory with a sevenhitter as the Padres Giants 9, Cubs 5 snapped a three-game losing streak despite a Willie Montnez supplied San Francisco's auto v at combined six-hitter by Bruce Kison and Dave power with a tworun home run, a single sand a Giusti. sacrifice fly for four RBI. Montanez bomered In Mets 3, Re 1 the four-run fifth Inning that wiped out a 4-3 ___ Left-bander Jerry Koosman pitched a six- Chicago lead. _ nrir-a- c *t nIwicii Ph1*1s (Ouch!) Prevail • - U raCKers spilt By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Peay, once a No. 1 draft pick Ted Hendricks Is looking, of the New York Giants and Francis Peay is moving. Nick then a star offensive lineman if Buoniconti is returning, but with the Packers, was traded Mary Fleming is still missing. again—this time from the Kan. "On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd say sas City Chiefs to the New Or. I'm 9.99 disappointed at not leans Saints for an undisclosed being able to play here," Hen- draft choke. drlcks said of the Green Bay The 31-year-old Peay, a ninePackers. "I was very happy year NFL veteran, played the here." Lastseasons wth the Chiefs, But Hendricks and the Pack two were unable to agree on terms Buoniconti, the Miami Do!for this season. So the line- phins' middle linebacker, prebacker, who set a National pared for the 1975 season after Football League record in 1974 spending the off-season as a with seven blocked kicks, Is lawyer. looking for another team. I reall y don't know how long Hendricks' agent, A.J. Rob. I'm going to play," said Buonierts of Miami, said he and conti, who's entering his 14th Packers did not even get far NFL season, "I've been playing enough in their negotiations to on a year-to-year basis for three (ILscuss salary in their years." meeting Tuesday. "We wanted some sort of InThe Washington Redskins surance against Injury and have just about given up the couldn't get it," Roberts said, search for Fleming, a tight end Burt Starr, the new Packers' obtained from the Dolphins in coach and general manager, an off-season trade. Fleming said Hendricks and Roberts still hasn't shown up at the "were asking for certain Redskins' camp and Washing. fringes we couldn't live with. I ton Coach George Allen said if think they were being a little the veteran fails to report the unfair in that." trade would be cancelled. Rice Blanks Local Broncos BOtOfl New York Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit I Oakland Kansas "I Chicago bias California Mitw',eiota NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (340 W I Pct. 01 55 40 13 .321 6 41 45 .511 4$ 41 - West 60 35 432 City 40 13 571 10½ U 15 II - Watson. KIn. .333; T.Simmoni, SIL. .331. RUNS—Cash, pp ;ktl, Phi, Si; Bench, Cm. Watson, KIn, 70; Staub. NY. . 7$; , cm. , 31; 73; Cideno. KIn, 23; Orubb, SD, 23. TRIPLES--K D.Parkec. Pgft. Baltimore I. California 3 Now York ii. Chcago 6 Boston S. MInnesota 4 Texas 4, Cleveland 0 .'çor. CiiI I; I; R.Matior. KIn, 0; GrIffey, Cm, 7 4ross, Hin 7. HOME RUNS--Luzlnskl. Phi, 73; Klogman, NY, it; Schmidt. PhI, It; Bench, Cm, 10: Star. gels fth. is. , T.day'soamis CaiIfornI (banana at 0.5) Baltimore (Palmer 134). (n) STOLEN BASES—Brick. SIL. Oakland 'Blue 12 1) at Di P,&rQ1n, Cm. 47; LOØN. LA. troll (Ruhie $611, (n) It. Cod Clii. KIn. 34; Kansas City (Pattln 76) at P.Ma,at. Men, 21: Con Milwaukee (Travers 44), (n) cepcion. Cm. 71. New York (Medich 713) at PITCHING 19 DclsIot)— Chicago (Jefferson 74), (n) Hrabosly, 511, $7, .000, 1.5.4; Boston (Morel 51) at Mm. Gullet?, Cm. 93. .750. 2.00; Sea nesot (HuQhe-s $ 7), (n) NY. ver, 11.3. .737. 2.01; Cleveland (HarrIson 42 at R.Jones. SD, 12& .047, 2.01; Teiai (Hands 5 6). 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The dog owners and trainers wanted three per cent, and turned down the 253 per cent Flagler offered at one point in the dispute. The dog track did lose some money during the threeweek strike, but managing partner David Hecht said Flagler Is asking the state Board of Business Regulation for permission to run six matinee programs a week to make It up, of the saddest days of my life," Stutz said after dog owners voted unanimously to h o nor a Florida Supreme Court "race or jail" ruling. Obed ORMOND BEACH — TCB's of Ormond Beach de throned Charlie's last weekend in the Florida Recreation Association Women's Sta te Slow Pitch Tournament at Ormo nd Beach. TCB's edged Charlie' 4-3 in the finals of the loser's br acket and then eliminated Sanford's top entry 11.0 in the finals of the 12-team double-elimination tourna ment, Joan Turner, Charlie's pitcher, was named the tournament's most valuable player. Charlie's entered the tournament, which began Friday, as the only defending champion of the FRSA state tournament. It year's state was the ft conducted by the FRSA. But TCB's captured the second crown; Charlie's settled for second. Shoemaker Constructi on Company, Sanford's other entry, was eliminated after sinning game. ICR's crushed Char lie's 11-0 Sunday afternoon In the finals after Charlie's k nocked off the Redheads of Cocoa 5-1 In the loser's bracket. Charlie's fell 4-3 to TCB's Saturday night in the winner's bracket f inals after win. ning two games earlier in the day. Charlie's trounced the Ramettes of £IIJ Daytona 14-2 and clobbered Jackn-the-Box of Daytona 12-1. Charlie's toppled the River Queens of Vero Beach 19-4 In the first r ound. ShoemakerConstructlonComnpanyfefl&. i TCB's in 11 e tournament's opening round on Friday night. Shoemaker then the River Queens 1.0 Saturday morning before faltering to Jack-In-theBox 4.3 Saturday afternoon. TCB's knocked off Shoemaker 8-1, the Titusville Dayettes 7-6, the Redheads 5-4 and Charlie's 4-3 and 11-0 en route to the title. JCPenney - Stops Wells MIAMI BEACH (AP) — "I didn't think I hit him that hard," top ranked junior middleweight contender Elisha Obed said after "Irish" Gene Wells doubled up on the ring canvas, fifth-round knockout victim Tuesday night "I was really surprised," added Obed, a Bahamian who has only a draw marring an otherwise perfect record In 62 lights. "I was looking to hack off and come In with another right." Wells, ranked ninth In the middleweight division, sported a red, swollen left eye from the second round on but didn't appear to be in trouble until he was counted out with 1:50 gone In the fifth round. ILE BIZARD, Que. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller, separated by only $129 for the season's moneywinning lead, head the strongest field ever assembled for the $)0,000 Canadian Open Golf Tournament, This national championship begins Thursday with a 150 players—most of them tourtested American pros— dth'g a $40,000 first prime, a possible spot in the World Series 01 Golf and growing prestige in an event that has a history dating back to 14. For Nicklaus and Miller, however, it's another in their continuing series 01 head-to-head confrontations for the game's No, 1 position and the money-winning title. Schmertz 'Serious' Colt's Career Ends BRAMPTON, Ont. (AP) - The racing career 01 last year's top 3-year o ld pacer In North America, Armbro (naha, is over because Of ailments in his left front leg. De. Glen Brown, manager of Armstrong Bros. standardbred operation here, said Tuesday the colt will begin stud duties at the farm this fall, Owner Elgin Armstrong will charge a $2,500 stud fee, Dolphs Obtain Laze tich MIAMI (AP) - Pete Lazetich, who has played both at defensive end and linebacker for the San Diego Chargers, has been obtained by the Miami Dolphins in ret*xn for Dolphin reserve linebacker Bruce Bannon. Coach Don Stiala said after Tuesday's trade that he would try Lazetich at both linebacker and end. Heddy Edges Ulrike Tauber CALl, Colombia (AP) - No ship earlier in the day. world r,'rnr4u !! ... $5. .. ..0 saiwayshadtheincentiveto 2.93. Aquatics Games, but Kathy win," said Miss Heddy, a 1 Oakland it Detroit STRIKEOUTS—Seaver. NY, Heddy felled one large legend member of the American team 113; Mit*smith. LA, 143; Sul New York at Chicago ton, LA, 12$; Rmssctsii, Chi, and the sound could be heard so thzc*ighly beaten by the Boston at Minnesota 103; Cartton, Phi. M. Baltimore at Milwaukee. (n) like a belly-flop off the high East Germans at the first AMIRICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at Texas. (n) tower, aquatic games In Belgrade in BATTING (240 it bets)— Only oamel scheduled Cares, Mm. .379; Hargrove, "I told you the East Germans 1973. Tea, .330; Lynn, Bin, were vulnerable," said Flip "After 150 meters I just put National Lea gue Mton, NY, 321; McRee, KC. Darn, Coach of the American my head down and gave It all I East .3,3. W L Pct. GB RUNS—Lynn, Bin, 44; Yi?rwomen's team, after Miss Hed- had. Pittsburgh SI 37 611 Zem%kI, Bin, 17; Carew, )Ain, dy had cut record holder Ulrike "I swam the way I planned," Pnhiphia 51 II .3.60 4 40; kit,. Bsn, SO; R.Jackson, Tauber down to size in the said Miss Heddy, who handed 17 11 316 9 New York Oak, 37, 47 46 .503 10 St. Louis RUNS BATTED IN—Lynn, wo?ben's 200 Individual medley Miss Taubert what the East II 37 .431 141,1 Bin, 71; 1 May, Bil, 60: Rice, 1\w'&ay night. "Tt"e Fast Chicago (er- Crrmahl girl r;ilh"l "the wcs'.st 19 SI 41 161 i tF H )'"tn. Od. Ott, m ans t1,sht lit iggetand have defeat of my career" at a dual Wast (. Scott, Mu. 43; R,.Iackson, Cincinnati 43 33 .454 faster times, but In our prac- meet between the United States Oak, 43, Angeles 51 46 .536 17½ Mm, H I T 5—Carew, 17; tices we only emphasized our and East Germany in the fall of S FrancIsco 44 19 401 14½ McRae. KC, 111; Washington, strengths and their 1974. "She was pretty far ahead 11 33 .134 19½ Oak, ii): Munson, NY, 1)7; San Diego weaknesses. .42 53 442 201 *1 C Brett, KC. 110. Atlanta of me midway through the race Houston 31 64 317 30 DOUBLES—McRae. KC. 2$; "Our girls have a lot of guts but I knew she would be. I knew Los Tuesday's Games YItrlen'skI, fin, 73. Lynn, and Kathy proved that I needed a dynamite finish and Philadelphia 1. Atlanta 0 n. n. Cpalk. Cal. 21; Dent. tonight," said Darr. "Our fillies that's what I got.Montreal?, Houston I, ii in :i, 71; R.JaCkSCAl. Oak. 21; ningl Rudi, Oak, 21 just don't fold." "The East Germans are good New York 3, Cinc i nnati I TR1PLES—Orla, Chi, 9; Riv. tieddy, a 17-year-old high but we'll have to show them fan Diego 1, Pittsburgh 0 eqs. Cal, 1; LeFlore, Del, 4; school student from Summit, we're just as good," Miss liedSt Louis 1. Los Angeles 3. 11 Pudi, Oak, 4; Lynn. Bin, S. G.Brett. KC. S N.J., collared Miss Tauber In dy had said earlier in the week. San Francisco 9, Chicago S HOME RUNS—Bonds. NY. the final five meters and gave "The first event will tell a lot. It T,da V's Oalnis ); R.JICkson, Oak, 71; Maythe United States its third and will be great incentive If we do Chlceco (Stone 7 1) at San berry, KC, 70; G,SCOII. MU, it, Francisco (Montefusco SI) Burroughs. Tee. 10 final gold medal of the day. well. If we can win it we'll have Atlanta fOal Canton 0 I) at ST0LEN BASES—Rivers, Tim Shaw, the fabulous momentum." PhllacJlphIa (Lonborg 16). (n) Cal, 51: Washington, Oak. Th frtyler from Long Beach, Miss Heddy can now put her i-souston (Richard 43) it OtIs. KC, 31; Remy. Cal, 3$; Monniil (Blair 6 lOP. (n) NOtlh, Oak, 77. Calif., bagged the first of what gold medal where her mouth Cincinnati f Nolan 9 5) at Now PiTCHIHG Decisions — could be three individual gold was after winning the 200 mdl. It York (Matlack 105), (n) M lorre:, BaI, hIS, 04$, medals by winning the 200 vidual medley In 2:19.80. MIss Pittsburgh (Ellis 6 6) at San Palmer, Bal, 1) 6, .411, 2.35; Dl,uo(Freileben 19), In) Kest, Chi, 11 7, .447, 2.91; freestyle In the nip-and-tuch Tauber, whose world record Is at Los B.Lee. 80.n. 17 u. St Louis (Porsch 3 60. 3.91; race wi th M3 amateur athletic 2:18.83, won the silver with a Angeles futton 138). (n) Wise, Bin. 134. .447. union teammate, Steve Furniss time of 2:20.40 and Franke AnBlyleven. Mm, $ 1, .047, 3.70; Thursday's Games Aria, Calif. of Santa gela of East Germany finished Cincinnati at New ,'ork Eckersiey, Cl,, 61. 447, Chicago at San Francisco Bird, KC, 43. 047. 3.41. Phil Boggs took home Amer- third in 2:21.1.80. Shirley Baba. St. Louis at 1.os Anelqt STRIKEOUTS—Ryan, Cal, ica's other gold medal,sucess- shoff, entered in five individual Atlanta at Philadel ph ia. (n) IS?; Tanars,i. Cal. 151; G.Perry, fully defending his men's races here, was fourth in Montreal. (n) Houton At Tee, 13): Blyteve, Mm. Blue fl.I. 1 sclngtxird (living t'ltrnpion. 221 ..t - IT Greyhound %A IW lu tgan. Cl", DOUBLES—Bench. 6 'Going To Bomb Him' "It could have been rorse U they told me when I showed up. There might have been a bout right there. That was no way to treat me." Morgan, PI. jii Rose. Cm, 7S; Cash. Kanus City 3.3, Milws,*es Frazier: show. SangumIi 44. HITS—Rose, Cm, 13$; Oar 46 51 174 15 vev LA. 17$; Cash, Phi, 127. 41 55 Mad moc It . Chi, I; Watson, Ii 54 473 "In. 113. Oakland 1116, Detroit j fight Is all right with me— even in a bedroom." Frazier outpotnted All on March 8, 1971, in a title fight and lost last year in a non-ti tle bout before All knocked Gut George Foreman in Zaire, Africa, turegainu*Utlebe first wor'uy,topping Sonny Liston at MlamI,F1&, on Feb. , 1964. Frazier had come to Los Angeles expecting to be on the Di'h Shore telecast, bu t turned it dnwn when All was scheduled to be on the samc show, 'l'hat was no way to treat me," tIe declared. "l came here to be on the show. but they didn't tell me originally that he was to be on the same cm. at bats)— Chi. IN; 9.n. cm, 7; Los, L.A. 47; 12 Si 432 12½ ROW. Cm, 43: Cidiv, KIn. 30. .4.47 17 57 RUNS BATTED 1N—tu- Tuesday's Rews LOS ANGELES (AP) - Challenger Joe Frazier declares the rope-a-dope strategy recently adopted by Muhammad All will be an Invitation to a bombing. "I'm gr4n 'o bcn1 him right on tbit ropz" the 31-year-old former heavyweight champion stated emphatically. "lie can run but he sw-c can't hidc.' a*e him trying to dance, but when he's 'I trying to dance, he's not going to have his cha nce." Frazier described the Oct 1 heavyweight championship light in Manila as a "do-or-die situation for bow of lie added that he would rather fight AU in the United States. "but he has the championship and he wants to go there and anywhere he wants to Madiock. IN BRIEF I rkfirli NEW YORK (AP) — Robert Schmertz, an owner of the Boston Celtics and former majority owner of the New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association, was In seiUontoday following brain surger y. it ,OLUfl 101 U roauonai ssaszemau ASSOCI*tlOfl team said Tuesday that said Schmertz underwent surgery at Colwrbia Presbyterian Hospital a week ago Involving the repair of a mpWred blood vessel in the skull. . Leaders American Lsa,u. East Qpriam III Canadian Open To Begin John Rice of Lake Worth dropped the Seminole All-Stan Into the loser's bracket of the Slate Bronco Baseball Tour4 namentat Five Points, which is just south cjSanford. Rice fired a brilliant no-hitter Tuesday night, striking out 19 of a possible 21 batter,. In Tuesday night's other game, Town 'a Country of Tamp. eliminated Gainesville 4-2. EarlIer In the day, Lake Worth bombed Gainesville 18-1 and Seminole knocked off Town 'a Country 4-2. Seminole and Town 'n Country will battle tonight at 7 for a shot in the finals against Lake Worth. The finals will be played at 6 p.m. Thursday. In Seminole's win over Town 'a Country in the morning. pitcher Mike Houston smacked a htxne tWL Baseball S NEW YORK lAP) - Johnny sented the Nations) League In won five or six. They hav Bench had to stop and ponder the ierics in 1961, 1970 and 1972 pitched like real veterans. S awhile when asked what mem- and lost ln the league playoffs to we go 22-4 before the All-Stai hers of the world champion the New York Mets In 1973. break." Oakland A's might be good Balance and confidence are Raw!)' twick Is a tower, enough to crash the Lineup of the main Ingredients of - Ing, 24-year-old right-handet the red-hot Cincinnati Reds, rent Big Red Machine which so and Will McEnaney Is a 23. far this year has outplayed ev- year-old left-hander, both u '1 guess we could use Reggie cry team in both leagues and IS from Indianapolis. McEnane) Jackson," the Reds' threatening—despite a slight has a 4-1 mark and Eastwick ti catcher replied. "Andall-star maybe post All-Star Game letdown—to 11 each credited with impor. Joe Rudi—tie's such a good all- make a runaway of the NL's tant saves. around player. But I will tell West Division. you this. No other team In "When Don Gullett got hurt, "Just a., an example of ho baseball can put we didn't know what might tough our team is from top t lick: better than ours. happen to us," Bench said. "We bottom," Bench continued, "This Is our year to win the were afraid we might suffer "look at George Ftr battin 2 t;cm loss ul a top starting eighth. He has 15 homers and 4 do it. Everybody else on the pitcher. runs batted In. The bottom of team is just as confident." "Then those two kids in the our hir.eup produces as many It has been 35 years since the bullpen —Easiwick and runs as the top. Reds won the baseball cham- McEnaney—came through. "We've got a real Murderers' pionship although they repre- They have saved l games and Row." -- I Major League Baseball 'Th is Is Our Year' _ I L&.1• : L"AAAII pza't'iie Bench: 3 I4i w r I - Wednesday, July 23, I75-4A Save 20% on auto air conditioners. . S 51 45 Reg. 251.44. Sale 199.99. Universal standard-power auto air conditioner. 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Basically, of acid digestive Juice into the b circulatory failure, esophagus from the stomach iu n heart attack, my husband where the heart fails to pump part of the problem of hiatal rushed me to the hospital. We enough blood or the blood is not hernia through the diaphragm. know that I have a heart con properly circulated. A simple Proper care of hiatal hernia can ditlon, heart faint is a mild form of shock, minimize this problem. given oxygen, because blood is not circulated GEMINi (May 21-June 20) Your put on the heart monitor, and an in sufficient amounts to the Your thinking cap is on side- wanes easily today, but a Intravenous started promptly In brain. GHLIGHTS ways today. Avoid anything romantic interlude could perk the emergency room. Obviously you needed Involving reasoning or logic, you up in the evening. We were told later that I had treatment for shock, which is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Seek a light-hearted friend to SPLASHDOWN: Apollo not lu'd a heart attack, but that ample reason to have you in a Family or associates will bug returns to earth or rather, 10 1 had gone Into shock, probably coronary care unit and your socialize with. IfS f II bcL IOnYWFOW afternoon because of sevcre chest pain, circulation monitored. CANCER (June 2i-Jul fl) you to distraction with trivia water early today. Uold off on serious with splaShdOwn In the PacifiC The cause of the pain was never v€ (lay fing Pain Induces shock through :work until later. everyone near Hawaii scheduled or 5:18 determined, but a hiatal hernia reflex mechanisms that either SAGITTARIUS (Nov. !3.Dec. p.m. Television will be tere for was discovered by the X rays. inhibit the normal beating of Evening brings a turnabout - 21) This is not the day to work live coverage with newsmen Could you explain what is going the heart or tend to dilate the something you'll like. y with unfamiliar or dangerous based on the recoveryship, th on when a person is In shock? blood vessels, causing the blood LU) (July a-Aug. tnnl* Vniw minil t.,A. I II flrtpr,n - -•a VYIJy wa I KVPI in we in- pressure to tail. A simple wander, Relax. Have fun In the 8-9 CBS TONY ORLANDO tt'nsive coronary care unit at needle stick can lnduce fainting evening. AND DAWN, Rerun. This show the hospital on the heart as mild shock, or in rare cases CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. brings ba ck funny lit tle Arte monitor and on oxygen the cause a deepe r form of shock; ohnsoa, Frankle Avalon, a whole time (four days)? They even dea th has been known to 19) You'll have pangs of conscience If you spend a lot living star of the l95 beach-bikini did say that my blood pressure follow rather simple medical it up. Be stick don to home. pictures, and LisaTodd, a "Bee had dropped to 50, then went too procedures in apparently heal thy IrdMtuals. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Haw" regular. Big thing is a high. DEARREADER-Itlswjse I can't begin to tell you what You disposition at home drives futuristic sketch, looking ahead the family up the wall. By to the year 2525, and what a TV to put a patient with known caused your chest pain. It could heart disease who develops have been caused by pain from evening you'll all feel better If talk show may look like. I.9 NBC uTILE HOUSE ON severe chest pain, In the a spasmof your food tube you go out f or a spell. jmp* (St. person o(hC5 )'ow f11 t Journal ) s-Lost & Found LOST Markham Woods Road area; White Poodle; no collar; name Boo Boo KIds favorite pet; _______ reward. 531-5199 or $494503 . - -. ,- .' - , a Yak on. . - PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) Rerun. Pa sees his duty and times It Is not possible to tell if a Speaking before you think can joins In the hunt for an milan patient has had a heart attack get you in a heap of trouble sought by a U.S. marshal, or not until after a period of ",,rviu1 9 today. Be quiet. Avoid being played by Jack Ging. caught In the middle. Jim I... VA iii - op"a gus P to we sitimach. - u'.ocs t. I? MSJ$T St *!W PARENT 322 1817 Imo; (?E.SII(1 'C' jpat'ta t'tflII CEir $ACXMAI JAUCS COIURN r DUMPLING GANG Wjr'" BITE THE NIfl 'II $ 5:55 MIS. $Ml ,u.sr 0111*,,, s_IS t•)4 IATUZI "DIRTY 0') D RUCELEE _W __ T.1O( ffi_______ allfg--- (ü ___ KlngclMun#u1 PW DRAGON 1 N C E 51 I C A I VI I B B E STARTS WED.. "MAN EATER" DESK OFFICE SALES POSITION. Must have some college. MrS. • to .A Fri. $7.73 Hr. to with excellent opportunity for ad. vancernenf. Apply Loxscreen Co.. S start COSMETIC MANAGER- Field Creations, a Marshall Field ',..mily owned cosmetic company has a local opening for an am bitlous personable lady. Previous experience In building a direct salesorganl:ation desired. Aonce In a lifetime opportunity. 323 5470 befwein9j, l7or3to6m p. Manager Trainee- World's largest "jewelers; Profit Sharing; many vacations; employee benilits; desire aggressive alert good neranaIitv, hard ~A" . ~r f EVERY THURSDAY GOODYEAR - TOMORROW: Parts of a Violin FRIDAY a SATuRDay xausivi MIDNITE SNOW A DI! S & G [ NT U M [ N il Office eeii& SP I .. Goodyear benefits include paid vacations, free hospltalltation and insurance, plus pension program. UNIPERM Tinted & Ref. Complete making r.'.ecks this newspaper. HOUSE THAT S ROWS W, perlence, telephone number. $ 11:15 - - L ,- _~!=~ . - most $ ALL Riles blOWtTb**$t Yupwckaa t ( s hesS be*'sea, a he*, klfc ew-4 & u,1a ream a the 5u'wr Ivsf ... Thi er ure* It wthmi.M4 - As yew ream - 750 372-SIN WrIte to: FREE W. Steve Hair, Store Manager GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE P.O. Box Y CONDITIONER WITH SHAMPOO &SET Sanford, Fa An Iqual Opportunity Employer - UNISEX Bettq Aomila HAIR STYLING - ________ Your letter will be answered and kept in confidence. . 814 1 $aafrrd Ave, Seatert Pt. 3277; .__.can tee-.meef at yew Cowr55eae office fl3-M4 - Monthly Rentals Available $135 $150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I4&SR431,Longwood I No money down. VA No closing cost 1 01 Ph. 321.4913 1 1110 Lakeview 316 Commercial Plaza -. - --- _- - ----- Near Golf DJ. ion 2 Bedroom. Adults only Downtown Sanford """AAW Machine' Operator Burroughs mint con,,ajtor 1-5000 Mu? have experience total System of accounts receivable, payaUe, bIlIln,j, Inventory & payroll. Pay commensurate with knoeledoc & experience. Call T. McEtrjth, Ardmor Farms, Inc., D6fld,Fla., 904734 4634. diticner Otherwise unfurnisised. Already set upS4lOO,on lowdown, 8 ,15',r" 5152) per 5)04(13.4 anytirnt K ENMORE WASHER, parts, ServiCe, usedmarhenes MOONEY A PPLIANCES 1?) 0.591 , Housekeeper, to l ive in, .lght dutifl, ore SchoOl age child '77 5009. i __ ___ 1195 ______________________ Care. 373 112$ or 465 6314. I Bedroom ap., kitthen equipped, air, carpeted Adults. $95.50 3?? . - . COLOR TV,$14.95Pi"ONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 54-Garage Sales EXTRA LARGE 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE-- Misc Starts Friday9a m July near Park I'm single. beautiful and lonely. Ycu 14 is From --____________ 32-Houses Unfurnished Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And See ______ CHICO & THE MAN os for Sale - 1965 Pontiac GTO convertible, low mileage, 1 owner, good condition. 1100. 371 0935. - Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come OnOgtAisdl,eperyot,,seIf. Sanford: 3 BR, partly furniShed; C - X Now Want to tradeanythingof vaii'e ford car? CASH 3731329 CHICO & THE MAN 323$SlO Days 13.4-4003 Nights Ca3h For Your Junk Cars : 67A-Feed 4733 Spring is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified Ac -- --- to Buy ----- - - .-- We Buy Furniture DAVES' 371 1;, 11 __________________________ Wanted to buy used Any Quantity NOLL 7977 Hwy 17 92 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ToppnIccs paid, used, any condition 643 $126 Winter Park - ANTIQUES 1 Piece or Houseful! CASH 373432$ .) , I 372 5611 )7' Cobia. 73 HP Johnson motor. hit trailer Asking 11.000 Call 373- S to 60 Acre - P1(4EV WOODS CARN- We Buy FUrniture&Mitcelianeous. soil for )0pct. commission. Freepkk.ups. Auction Saturdays? p.m. Sanford. 3772770 ______________________________________________________ HOUSEBOAT 70'x)I', almost new tracts, several locations 11.500 to $4,000 per acre Good terms Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6210711 0 1 11 clean: rudy for Immediate oc SALES BY KISH 321.0041 z ________________ Z REAL ESTATE cupancy. 373 0730 or $437449 4th St a' VanBuren St. Near - IN 0 home with two air conditioners. . ____________________________ - '! Air Conditioning HgmeImprovsmeitr1 You'll Receive A Plant If You're One Of Our First 100 ors Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apa rt ment. Near Lake & Town corner lot. '. with Photo_ Moving? Why Not Live Three bec -oom, I tAfh, manrwy Pone on large IX. fenced back yard 1173. (intl & last 0 Payton Real~ TOWER'S UEATY SALON (fcrmenli H,vrie'tt's Beauty Nook) SitU Prir.3?25712 - it CHOICE LISt 114C5 :N ALL PRICE RANGES I)? W is! St, 222 544). 372-7757 ___ H ,f TWOANDTHREEBEDROOMSAVAIL,ABLE 2511 RIDG Two bedroom house nea Lake Mary, 372 9 3 53 or 372 9277. Melodec Skating Rink, '13 &... . 1 (I eIimi' ,'.,, ., If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAlien Wrenn ___ _ -t-"'"---i ___________ 4gr :'-... • - me, is? 5, Is$, Oldr couple only. 7220707 _ Pout & BdyWork tr '. 5.', 1 'i' Registered with the State AS Class A - f 1, p-_ -*- -_ - 73S ?V6 r HOMES OF DISTINCTION 7 bedroom house, S?Ov, 5140 113 Countr, C,l, Ci(i,. 323451 alter 3:30, .Close to everything yet away from it aID Large wooded lots 'Street lights ,-" ''-" " ii! ' r- - 1. 2 - 31 Year Mortgages -S pd. down ,,:, A. .. '4j *c-- Post Control I ' Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions 110 W. Airport Sanford, Fla. 211 W. 251h Sanford, Fia, Call for App?. 322.3103 Remodeling - AdditIons - - _- - --- ...1. - -. _ $1 323.7870 Off Open Free esti ma t e 12) 6038 1'!' ' ~ ~, _. -. tkr1ied y - Your -' 'c-'-1' •t.' ' - ...- - __ IF THIS IS THE DAY iiiii .Pped U . Ihampo 17 and up 3721317 and - .WellDrilling -.-. WELLS U.'(lllE() PUMPS Ph.)?? 1057 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and size, Wr rep. "4rat%mr-Hi, 311 ACtlP4t 8 LL SUPPLV CO 207W 'I nd St BusIne5s.,.DjcI 322-26 11 ----=, ~ ~ . - - 322 6412 319993 -- S 1 1 "' ?.~ ~- - - -- `mnrlz-~~A_-i-.1-1-- .,L _ ~~~~l~~~~ ''- .' Uti_Buildings - 'LT RLST 1(4(4 Ronrdiss&C.mng 10-i Daily - -=_ Z~ i ,"::'t':; :, , L.' - .ng lkior. delivery, inStallatior. Care -. coNsrP'JclloN k-c, fl,'c'! f,!4t- Eii roof repairl. flat roof$ sh ngles All work guaranteed BROCeDEPI ROOFING 373 6,co .SPIDREPAIRS327)33* Mason Contractor. hlock rnasirnry & concrete work Free Estimates. 373 395$ days; 371 0913 nights 1-2 BEDROOM FROM S000 INCLUDING WASHER £ DRYER -.'.' 371 f nl',.", " - = Near Sernincle College, private wooded lot. Furnishoø, two bedroom, 1)25 mo Also I bedmoomt--. $165 ma $31 . . ' .. A &A CLEANS ALL Exterior pirm%ureclean,ng ' BUDDYHOM(IMPROVEMEN; IV - gr Canventlen al Mortgages. 0 - -. Paved streets oSewers •Sidewalks 14 'W 7) tI Aerial, ts;nq 111 ci6.cr'r,2s',Sa6 after a r m 373 ISiS APT BROWN PE" CONTROL 'Urd - ~_p ',.'-" Ir-. Fir f#1 P S377 or 1% 1414 eves r bedroom block home, fur. &shed or unfurnished. 373.7970. - ~ t ~_ ,'. - Pool Repairs Average IS sq r,.c4 ¶f.''I ('ill O'',in . 79 9dØ Nice .."r _,"?~MX-Mv _,Af~itio~ I Prb t-4 - .V.' ( ' PressureCleaning Flower Reds Cleamedl) Free eltlmates. 373 1055 or 373 794. 32) 0207 tuildang, roofing and concrete finishing fre', estimate's _____ Quiet 7 beoroorn cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch, 1135 2 Bedroom (enc,jygr $lSOmo A'luttspreferred 3733$51or377 6620 - '1 I .'.tt 'x3 ,.. _____________________________ s I ", Jewood Villa~ - - Home Improvement- a ' - ! '"-' ").: .'..' (' ----. _ ._ si .-.PHOTOGRAPHY by RANDY SEAMAN Yard Clean,.t,' Hedges Trimmeg' you Sell "Don't P1'ec?." with a 'n.' 330 3239002 - ReasonablRates)7340 371 0299 after ôPM - -. ,: ,. ,- PHOTOGRAPHYBYED Muwin & Edgi ng .•bwifl*xamam HAULING SALVAGE MOVIN(' Sonny Brooks ,\\ .........., ,,' Specalists in outdoor p'ortrats; Also Wedginq Call for details after _________________________ Lawn Care ' ____________________ .tsipapky Cuttol, hay t,a:,ng, Light clearing 3725177 ,,iter Lower cost per ft. Call 6151 I'ou're Never Too Young Or Too Old To En jo in' Life.' 5.çrtnq I "."c. e c'jty:(fe lime_Get patio and lawn furniiure ot a good Pr ice Road the Classified - .1 -' landMpintsnance QUALITY FENCE Anytime 323 7(10 H a.shA e it 11 V At for , ___ __ __________________________ ______ F P1[ Walk Gate all of July wth ' '.''. -n-; t)s.: Ii i he work. an p'rchaofcha,n link or wood fence - lXvct satisfecton garden equipment' Read today's cta',sfed ads for ________________________________ cOodbuv's L oo king it's like pennies from h"ven when BALL REALTY 2 for 1 P.0,80*43)0 Winter Park, Fla 3779') Beaut y Care ___ DM $1 • Fluisie1 - Lwtd Cleia'mg Iv ng Pen Res I'te',' flc;ker Established Residential Area? • -- Circle your choice enclose film & payment print name 5. cci dress Mall to DOUBLE PHOTO ISTIPSO', L.'P;D CtFniP4C, Pulldoz.nq, I xc.i.,itng, Ditch Work Fill dirt, tot' soil. 3771943 _____________________________ ________________________ U rivu 11111111 COLOR SNAPSHOTS From your Kodacoior Film 645 4.619 or 90-4 736 3096 ___________ --__- - ONE BEDROOM I 11 17 Exp - $3 99(21 prints) We install Maydeen Blown in In 20 Exp.--U 19 (40 Prints) sulation Call for free estimates. Add 3Sc eacts roll. Postage-handling _______________________________ Fencing I I., lttqs.) ________ -_ lisplutlo. install a water to air heat pur'p free eS? DYKES AIR cor DITIOPII(4c, 3725*77 ____________________ '-.. _______ RIDGEWOOD ARMS room, carpeted throughout. all ..4 IA I.... V --------.,,'u ,v .rr ,r,cT I,, ,ana Central Heat 8 Air Cond'tonn'), SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMSFor free estimates. Call Carl all Phil C'.nnzalez Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 37 BEAT HIGI.i ELECTRIC COST- r\ A ne.it 7 bedroom home with Florida n appliances, $17,300 '' I , ree _________ - IF THIS l THE DAY to buy a new car, see tooay's Classified ads for best buys. - p.. - 1771 (d 2 Acres .4 In Sanford's Finest $710. first & last. S Speed Girl's Bk, Practically New. $45 None 373 4106 after lJ treci Extra nice 3 bedroom, 1 1 *3 bath brick - -. _________ School Bruno BelIucci, 1917 Louise St Crystal Lake. Illinois, I Bedroom, 1 bath. on good garden 0 lan d, 572,000 £ 7 BR, near JLnIor & SenIor 141911 SCISOOIS, lana. lo t ,.iasn 58-Bicycles 41 1 . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU IUSTA PHONE CALL AWAY homemade. good condition Call U9 5402 __ _________ Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd 8 Pool Furnishedho-ni. 1, bath, covered patio, large rear yard. $7I, CD 323.7840 -- P01150(4 MARINE' __ Seminole County 4 Bedrooms z 0,, -4 our Pigs 7Mos old. $30 319-5725 55-Boats & Accessories 43-Lots-Acreage 7195 -- Suntand, 57)000 - wall carpeting, fenced. $313457 r' (HI CO 8 TI-sE p,., ij Want to trade down? We c~ balance & give you a car, ____________ On 75th St., Fenced yard, 3 bedrooms, I bath, •16,900 by ~V MODELS NOW OPEN INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES 8 /s VA $ O DOWN. FHA. LOW DOWN F -- Motorrycte Insurance OLA1R AGENCY 373 " - i See For Your Junk Can - can keep me company In a raised wood beamed living room, dine with me on a balcony I. many e.tr,s unheard in a mobile home Assume payments or rent with option In 1409. ______-_ 1006 ___________ Shaded ____ - Want to sill you r car, we pay off the ba lance? l9flHaframe,wpeel, tank. seat & accessories Rest offir. 349 577 ___________________________ -.--_ - CHICO & THE MAN Casselberry,tlwy 17 P2 $30 1706 TV 1200 S. French, 37') 1731 6 Terms Bedroom, unfurnilhed, Adulfi preferred $30 week Security d'oslt 373 3*54 - ee S Stereo, bea ut iful large Old English, WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF $ speakers, $135. 372.5437. s pm. 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford 3735200 Spacious I bedroom, 7 bath home, with family room, central air and heat. Entertaining area, $37,000. 7296 eves 5.wknd. ' CHICO & THE MAN Want a car. $;0 do"and only - DELTONA-- New Duplex. Furn, or unfurn. Drapes, Water, Lawn :nnr),,'., See 3n-s.tsi, FREE male kittens, yellow 8 black. Also mate. Mostly Chitivahu4 1 yr. Old. 3720354 68-Wanted 53-'r/.Radio.Stereo . Course King Size 31A-Diplexes 0272 CHICO & THE MAN $40 per A small Classified Ad brings returns Tryon* and see. Call 372. 24)1 or $31 9993 Refit -. NEED A GOOD CAR' i"t,,9 very good, Windshield, box & new battery. - - . GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1 Bedroom,? bath, pool, beautifully landscaped, 531.3.00 ----------- Country Trail,r 5 POINTS 1947 H.ntI4 1(15 Rent Blue l.',istre Electric Carpet Shampooerforonly%I SOpni- day CAP PCI. L'S F Ii Ptl iT is P[ - Freezer Separate $100625 1731 1156. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive $JOup 2 - . MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up I'll save mon ey. Licensed. Orlando 213 1470. CaliBart Real Estate '" '"0 01 52-Appliances 1977 Pala sa des, 2 BR. 1 bath, Stove, refrigerator, air con- by owner, 3 BR, 7 REALTOR)?? - ... A Veteran's Answer /i11aoe Ii - --- - - 78-W,torcycIes ' 64-Equipment fOr NEW AUTO DEALER - IN LONOW000 HWY179'2at419 pj _____________________________ Spectracmde granulesfor lawn In. sect control Gardenland, 1400 W. lit St 373 66)0. Refrigerator, 17 Cu It 1174.500. Immediate Occupancy. ' _ - -- ' I A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI 3271651 3237594 42--Mobile Homes No prepaid payments Neat, 1 BR, 2 bath home, corner lot. . 1 - lamtw growl, ylI 141"p4y campSite thu vppv t4$ Wy ledie, W*'cams. a hary, den, bat'm ... t.9jtty'f 5DV Wtt, hsv~ It so yev wi,a. y, wssS oes •'*Mlu1$ LIVI IN NATIONAl. IS THAN ANY-OTHER MOMIS .4 Till WIN LO. _ Convenle't Interview arranged, _______ __ lie SwOWT luf P3:55 MIOPIIT'S 450 WHAT IS IT? 1ICKET1 155.4t3 OPINIPM.DAIK ANYTIME IYAPPOIPITNINT NELSONS FLORIDA ROSES Wc.cdruf I's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford WHITE Sewing Machine, all at. JIM DANDY JAll FEED tachrnents; cabinet 8 portable "Buy Direct From Boxcar" case included, Like new. 1100; Call GORMLY'5E46 Sanford)?? large lot, good location. Assume 7),, pd or $750 down, FHA. Priced '69 New Moon, 12,160% 7 bedrooms. below FHA appraisal 3736537 Many extras. 12,500 377 25)9 after KNIGHT ORI & CO 3222090 - 62--Um-Garden - ' FROSTING r clerk. , - 00 $ - Goon year 5erv" Sl oe hat, per manen? position for a retail office Peply by letter, rivng work ex volumes I. U and III. send $I fur each Find" in care or ' - & BLOW DRY 4-erie's payable to " Seel! & SANFORD i 307 East Fin?. Downtown 3fl-9lllEve.$69-1l46 - bath, 2 yns old Central heat air, carpet, garage, screened porch. GET THOSE LUXIJRY ITEMS FOR Position -- . PRECISION CUT njoy much larger "Seek & Find " puzzles will, over 1(i discoveries per panel in an all-new of 24-page hnnkIet, To order - - .ff wn,kr . wIlling to relorat, if necessary. Call Mr. Doatner, 372 1000 or In person 1100 State St Sanford Plaza it FLY WASP L_ II - ANY DESCRIPTION. 373-7340. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. Iff Classified Ads didn't work Color TV's from 13.0; B&W, from Cash for good used Furnit,je a, there wouldn't be any. Antiques, STAN'S, 322-9719. $15; Service all makes HERBS' Family of eight moving to South Carolina, has home for tale. 372777* LAKI MARY SOULIVApO 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 4. Winter Springs : Lovely? BR, I bath, - living. dining, FIorda room, wall- CAREER OPPORTUNITY -- each MANTII) * radio, collector's item runs good 1500 Reconditioned Batteries. 1)7.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Registerea, two male Poodle puppies, 10 wlti, old., $50 each. 3 72 44*9 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 19195 French 17' x 40' Lamplighter, $3,750 On 7371, 372 14%.3n 1994 large beautiful riverfront lot with 372 1959. 3fl 416.4 dock. Option to rent lot at 56.3 mo. Reg Real Estate Broker 1100E 75th St 322 455 from $29,400 - 319.5720 after convertible, - _________ TAFFER REALTY 1ANFCIR. FROM 935 0 ldItIV wldRm.bonrd& -4a" Reply to Box 577, CO The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, FIa. 37711. Deitona APHID CICADA CRICKET and Lot 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES LargI2 bedroom garage aps..kft. cP'en, livIng nm., bath den, 3 Wks from center of town. 323-3)09 after' Comoanlon.-. Hôu.k..nar Hll.DA RICHMOND 57.4 3167 hidden name and boa It In as shown: BEE - 3 and 4 BR Homes BEDROOM SUITES 323.7011 834 9212 lnttzucUona: The bidden names listed below appear forward, GRASSHOPPER LEAFHOPPER WEB SPINNER 377 -- rgrr iq zag, n abnet, 3 needle front bag deluxe Sewing machine Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance of $55 or 10 payments of $9. See at. - - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LIST lUG REALTOR MOB, Assume Payments - -, 322.7643 Stemper Really 372 1991 NOLL'S (asselberry, 17 92, IX 4706 sso ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS 3725757. KULP DECORATORS 49W. 15? St ,372 7333 We steam clean carpets 1CU sport wheels, $I0S Call Whltey Ecksteln. at 372 1631. Dealer Cash for Junk Cars We puck up. PH 541 973$ or SM 2010 Bi?nio We sell &installusedmotons&usedpar?s .1 LB Auto, open 7 days a week Dachshunds Miniature. AKC $63; Chihuahuas, white male, 3', mcrs, Two India Oriental Rugs, beautiful condition One 9*17', 1200. One 9'9' 1125 . 37) 5670 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN tIco Real Estate Broker GIANT OAK TREES- Shades this fenced cnrr,r lot included j 3 Bedroom Bedroom home, with c en tral Pool, Tennis, Lake Privileges. STUDIO 1,2.3 322-7472 Needed. Auto Mechanic National Auto Sales Forest City DMRGRASHOPpERBIIIPAH THRIPS LOVELY OLDER HOME on Park Ave I OR, central heat 8 air, carpeted, fireplace, large corner lot. Owner motivated. $3$ LAKE MARY- 7 BR, CR, Small home on large lot. Rig value for smelt prIce. 116,000 Terms LAKE Wood or steel desks(executivedesk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as !s. Cash and Carry - .. - __________________________ . eneva Efficiency ape, Estate - Gas rag With grill; Hotpoint r ef rigerator with icemak , er 0250cr 319 Days 372 6173 Plughti 37? $121 or 372-7332 323 645 2333 15 [AL TOl.5 ___________________________ Clubhouse. Work your own hours. Earn extra Income as an AVON Represen ?pttve. Calf 444 )ofl SHIRLEY MILLET ROB INRICRICNI3EJDACT ' . red, 12,000. 66$ 5732 Vehicles McGuire, at 76Ao 65-Pets. Supplies 5 l-41OuhofrJ Goods fireplace, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ''''' HID Luxury Patio Apartments bath, Duane Dealer - -- Lakefront, Loch Arbor,) BR, 2 bath. MUST ELI New 3 BR 7 BATH den, garage, patio. Spring fed HOME. .1l extras, good location lake, 149,930. 3276343 MAKE OFFER 3227207 parking 3739579• Altamonte Springs Longwood SLONIHEPRBAEPPKTRTF WALKINGSTICK bath landscaped REALTOR 72015, French Ave .321 0011 Pnrrisef (rApnA. In,' ' ' ' ."" ' 2 Kish Real backyard $74 " schools; all for 160.000. Call for G-ordens AVALON APARTMENTS ADULI'S. NO PETS 18-Help Wanted JUDY RENEE 834 9717 PN I A CSN W AK I F E A I S B WI 0 ! Y L I) E e E I N H K P C P E HN HP F K ICI N C0 C H N I C B U IT back-ward. up, d.wa, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find air; appt. 3726455 372104 - 14 alTvw ianv,nI.,n bedroom, %48. 00D heat 5. air, all for only 576.500 Peas, you pi(k. Blackeye 1 Purple fl4W,7ndSt. hull Start Tuday, July 72 OreGon Ave, I ml. North of 1 & FurnIshed room with refrigerator; prIvate entrance, both and lust west of i Casselberry - Winter Sprinq GCCRICKTEflNOHFEDL'K NKMMANT I DEMANWI DHLF CI SDADSARGBSAWA I BET and DeBary, Adults. Lovely large I bed. room. air, Ideal for retir ed persons. 372 5017 8349212 A N F C T E A C K I R C 1 11 X I I H H W*d NJaIYII,dWi BULLET LU 555 IS,,, i7 neat school, out of traffic, but close to everything. Small monthly payments, Call BOWIES REALTY INC , REALTORS. 67$39.99 with garage; new carpets; assume or refinance. $21,900. Crank Realty, REALTOR 31-Apart ments _Furnished Pure Honey SHIRLEY COOPER YSPSYTGDP I IAN 181 EYL THE APPLE central convenient t. 5)0-6061. 1101W 3rd St., S4n(ord Sanford, 373-1031. K I AW ECICAIDACICADEPPAEC 01W room; 3 OR, 7 bath, corner lot. 3 blocks to eiem. school, 4 blocks to Middle SAP4FORD_4 yr. old, 3 OR, 1!, owner - - July U, iris B F 7. Realty REALTOR)?? 5771 usa DUPLEX- Furn or Unfurn. Ideal Location. Reasonable Rent, Phone 9-Good Ttin to Eat Sanford OnrrL%EL1oaV' stately A STEAL 2606 Hwy. 17 97 - ho.sfe,s.s will hew! MARGE WILLIAMS u HOME story in sho city; situated on ap prox. ~ acre; I BR, formal dining 54.500. A BABY'S WORLD Care f or Infants to age 7 only 80) E. One 5. Two Bdroom fuiiished opts. Air cond . carpeting. reasonable. 25th St. 3fl 4443 Noppts..fl2 1110 lhGV4IcotT)eVi/at1cjfl YOUR BIRThDAY You can be very fortuna te In your career or relations with loved ones this coming .raw, but you must make major decisions on your own. EXECUTIVE LAKE MARY- 3 OR, P i bath. Stove & refrigerator, fenced WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE__lftR home. range, refrigerator, utility sh ed; fenc ed yard. Don't miss this great buy! $23,100 FHl. LOT- Over looking Lake Crystal, Harold Hall CHOICE LISTINGS IN ALL PRICE RANGES 817W. lit St ,377 34.11; 372 /737 (es observation and tests. R F R E P P0H F A E LWS 70(5 well WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS VACANT- Assume existing 'nortoaqe, move,right in 3 bedroom, 7 bath split plan $51,500 WE HAVE ACREAGE QUIET COUNTRY SETTING- 3 - J C'ii today: - COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large REALTORS 373 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES (d ,.rt. PRAIRIT mortgage, 176.900 t Forrest Greene Inc. Com plete child care servic es New Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3233690 __- THV QUALITY- 3 bedrooms, l" baths, central air, low down , assume PIuS ISO deposit. - ?'..iz OR Duplex; LAKE MARY- 2 -______________ 6-Child Care - - W BUILDING- Excellent Irogtage Hwy 17 97 513,000. Submit offer. BAMBOO COVE APTS. Spotless, newly r.ds5rat.d. decor furniture, 2 bedrooms. See model at 300 E. Airport, Sanfor d. 373-1340 COLUMNS. nehborhood? t•M 'APARTMENT WITH BUSINESS fireplace, large corner lot. Recently reduced 171,500 Call 531 on 75-Recreational ' 100'02$0' tOt. 540.000, BALL REALTY Sanford, by Owner, 3 OR, I bath, large eat in kitchen, pius formal dining room New carpet, home, 1973 Volksiiivagen, 2 door, et c. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. . 13'L Shape Naughahycie button Bar, 1700: Bar Stools, Glass rac, Bar Supplies. 372 I$3.4 furniture, appliances, - 1967 Camper Pop top, very clean, excellent condition 1)495 Ask for 1955 (lath Rambler. low mileage, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE PtJv' SEN fl)ADF OWNER TRANSFERRED 'II 313 E. F irI t this lovely 3 bedroo m, 2'., bath S.'-'----_ masonry home, carpeted,, Nicely Shaded lot. 1"e. 21.O0 Terms OR, screened porch, garage, fireplace, zoned commercial. 111.930. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750. SANFORD: "beginning failure." I was HI - _ arid Shaded, $7,300. Sanford, Florida 3777) Recently, thinking I was having shock Favorite My 51.000 DOWN- 7 bedroom, 1 bath in Winter Park $21,473 Call 473 45.7 Write P.O. Box 1213 59 58 Pain DEAR DR. LAMB Reason (35) $80,700. Rentals Good Chest (9) Rhyme And TAURUS (April 20May 20) People bring their problems to Frustration rules your pursuit you today. Just when you feel of desires early In the clay, like screaming, someone does After midday, a sympathetic soiflething nice for you. - --- [43 [U - ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Cholce I beroorn. maintenanc, free, central air, w w carpet, boat dock, SwImming beech, finest Iocatinin For famIlies or friends of problem 29-Rooms drinkers. For further informaflon call 473 4557' Man or Woman to shire housenold or write . expenses 3739199 !.anlord Al-Anon FamUy Group P.O. Make your Budget go further. Box 533. Sanford Fla. 37771. the ClassifIed Ads every d'. *ffDWtYps * DRfNKtPo' P P.O BLEM Perhaps Aiccollc Anonymous C.in Help 38 7 anytime. used For Used office furniture STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET KItchen. Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available Bud CahelI. 3725037 ($o Call 332 7742 after S -- Realty 3 BR, I', baths, large utility room, wall wall carpeting, central heat and air, drapes. kitchen equipped . Fenced In backyard on large corner lot 978.500. Ccii 131 3733 LAKE MARY- New extra well built 7 bedro3m, 1 bath, carpet" retirement home. Price, 172.500. Trms LAKE MARY Just completed and built right, 3 bedrooms, 1'.-, bath 371 0610 322 2745, 173.7595.373 5715 41-Houses Will baby sit In my home week days Winter Springs. 322 1090. AL-ANON 55 * - 21-Situations Wanted IN YOUR FAMILY? Reg Real Estate Broker W,rrhoue spau' for rent. ?O sq II. Sanford 373-90)0 or 373 9031 __ iSALCOIIOL A PROBLEM? WITT REALTY -------------------_______ - War 2:30 323 6333.322 p70, eves thru bar & fireplace $37, 500 , Hunt 7321 Park Or 372 2)18 RE5tTORAFTER HRi. 1779754 3770648 372 399) dltIoners. corner IC?, P.-Ice only $77,500 with terms. COOL POOL with this 3 OR. 2 bath ho me. Energy saving air cond system Family room with serve -37-Business Property Forr es t Greene. Inc. 70 . . We hauC lstlngs. W have buber We need another real estate licensee 10 help us iriake sales LecIthIn! VInegart 661 Kelp! Now all four in one capsule. Ask for Bedrooms, Priced in m. Oct. Moving' Shag rugs, oranigeand gold mixture; livingroom, 95)7; dinette 901 ;. bedroom tweed mixture, tan and gold, 9*12. Call 373-41) 7S6SPark Dr. Jim I 195 Ford Gataxie: good condition , 60-Off iCe SupplIes Seturdav&Sunday 3729719 SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, brick home. I" baths, 2 air con NEW HOMES - In good area. 35. - Longwood, 4 BR, 2 bath, fireplace, den, citrus trees, fenced, priced in low )Os 831 3191 YoUrMLSAgency 3736061or323O317ev. Real Estate 32 34 51 Weklva Mod ern clean interiors, from $I SMI W, of San ford 372. 531W??. VB6. Faust's Drugs. 30 ' ExperIenced radiator repairman 531 00)5 P1 YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Frce, 644 2027 for 'WE' Care" "Hotllne". Adults or Teeis. - I - 4 Byowner, House &7lots on French Ave,,toned commercial 3222420 Anytime (AL1OMS. new wedding gown with veil, 373 5795 after 6. 1975 - CASH 3224132 5695 373 75)9 after S Dish vinyl love seat, 4 chrome director chaIrs. outSide TV antenna, swing Set, ? wrought iron Chandeliers, - 372 0404 80AUtcsfoF 5aIO ____ Hammond Organ,L.1oor l*s Two modern double wood bed frames, 1 double mattress, white Larry Saxon, Realtor TACKS ARE DULL compared to ("OW sharp this immaulate home Is In an excellent location, large studio bedroom with private . trance. A bargain at 68?1i1tOd to Buy -------- --.-______ washer & Crib All work. 373 03fl - 7 bath home with central air that goes with this land IS beauty 323 9410. won't wait. 503W. S WEKIVA RIVERS Adult mobrle home village., under large Shady oaks n the scenic STORING IT MAKES WASTE- -- - i.,r man 373-7011 - - , Outrd motors: 30 HP Elgin, 12 Also Citation July dillon. 303377015.8. new HP Sears Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. ___________________ LESTER SPINET, Betsy Ross Model; solid mahog, good con. - $73.500. Ideal for the new family. Hurry, it M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg RealEstateflroker tit St the Rest. Western Auto. Hanson's Shoe Shop, 221 1st St. All types shoerepair & dying, Marion & Saddle Lee, owners. 372. tO privacy, plus a chance to have some animals, plus room for kids to really do things . The3 bedroom, ---- Kohler - Campbell Conso le Piano and Bench. $150 Firm. 3737611 301w.15?St. -- EVERYONE'S LOOKING for 2 and .acres which is lussi right . - KIngston electric guitar, 70 *all Rosac Amplifier. Must sell. Sa crifice, 5130 3236M oo.,s Service _____________________________ After S. 3727111 bedroom home for onl payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government,ube,diled to qualifi buyers. Call to see if you auallfyi -- 59-Musical --musicalWErchandise Lawn .','nw,rs We Sell The Best & 3226.457 IF YOU THINK BUGS ARE CUTE, wait 'tlt you see this foxy 3 New house ma rural area No down 3737(, 50-I JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR I mortgager * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * Nice I bedroom trailer on largr thady lot, 5)25 ma. Adults only Part time, approx lhrsaday..MuSt have typing exprIene and be SELLING IT MAKES CASH. able to take on initiative. Call 321. PLACE A CLASSIFIEDAD NOW. 0411 or - Call 722-2411 - 71*60 Mobile Home on 1 acre of lana at Wekiva RIver on Hwy 46, 1 bedrooms, 1", bathi. Furnithed, Beautifully furnished, large bedroom, adults preferred 5)50 NatlonalAulO5ales In.tne Herald Classified ads are bIck and wtits and read all over . Deal 2:00(6) Guiding Light (C) $10,000 Pyra mid (24) Nova . ARE YOU LONELY? Lel us hel yov to meet the riit person lust for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phon e: 305 - - Spring I here and l's a goon time to choose a new ho,npfrcm the pages of our classified ÔdS. very clean Call 904 313 7411. i8.-Help Wanted Needed. a ' - - - (33)MayberryRFD (44) Gomer Pyle World - - 6 1*1 -- - - 4-Personals (C) Let's Make A AR1E (March 21-April 19) purSUit of £gn1Uon could be Cool ycw sperxiing urges tiii futile till you retw'n from work and find that. your family aplater in U You'll be t1fy plates )C)u. travagant earlier what could be a foolish whim. - - - - 1 (44) Lucy Show G:30 (2.0) NBC News (C) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel Turns For Thursday, July 24, 1975 15 (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, C) NeWS (24) Electric Company 30 (2.3) Days Of Our (6) As The 3 (13) Cable Spotlight (24) Ctsuer Survival KIt (C) Ryan's Hope (24) Book Beat (33, 44) Movie ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL -- 2 5447. Realty SALES LEADER" HALF HANDY? You don't have b be a pro to shar pen up this home. All that you need is the ner ve to grab a paint brush. Sellers said move It and they'll even hold the Broker, 107W Commercial 7 Bedroom traIler. 5133 mo, pluS $51 wcunity. Mullet Lake Park. 34? 3 Lines Minimum fl32740. Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In Space 5:30 (2) 4ews (6) Andy Griffith News Lives (24) Feeling - 27 Lass' name 28 Nobility title 2. Two (Sp) I 24c a line --- e LAKE MARY- 2 bedroom, large family room, fenced yard, plenty Shade. By owner. 372 1507 'SANFORD'S W. Garnett White per mo Call 372 4170 50 flblci.l wee 51 Peer Gnts mother 53 Kind of boat 25 Pain 11110 ____ (24) Mister Rogers (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, I) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (C) Al, My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2. I) Marble MachIne 40 Sneaky 41 fllorJ fluid JOHN '(RIDER, ASSOC. 34-?vbbiIe Homes Merciiha n d' diISO s 4141 .o'j -. -- -_ • DEADLINES Noon The Dcnj Before PubIIcQtiofl SUfldQy-NOOfl FrIdc 38 Railway lab Lovely cottage, sir, car petTV, $135 Adults Ho pets )fl77. FurniShed 2 BR House Adults, No Pets Nice Location.)?? 3546 (53,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY C.Noon marks rodepts 1 Dftcuit 2 Poland rivet 3 Feminine name 5:00 (2.6,8, 9) Apollo Spi,ishdo.&.n (24) intercom 24 HOROSCOPE 36 Wife's (44) Gillian's island Eyewitness (6) 33 Word of derision 34Army officer lab) Ci ty Council (35) Batman 12:00 (2 )P (6) Young And Restless (it Jackpot (C) measures (13) Winter Park AFTERNOON 30 Arabian garment 35 Diacritical 6 Florida city 7 Used to catch garden snails 8 Arm bone 9 Work in 11 Moiont 13 Couple 19 New (comb 26times - -- .4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (C) Lucy Show News (poet) IV - Ste n strom - 5:30 P.M. AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 22 largepot1ed g Latin 43 Counsel cat (archaic) conjunction 24 Eagles claws form) 44 Roman otfici (p1) 21 Newspaper 26 Sow 45 Fruit 60 Compass point 30 Circle pan officials lab) 46 Pub drinks 31 Continent lab 23 Sacred songs 48 English rtver Tse-tungDOWN 32 24 Used to catch 49 Kind of sign Show (24) Mr. Rogers Neighbor hood 5 Above 0. 1 thru S times ------41c a line .3lca line êthru2Stimt$ IlñI IO 8:00 Winter PQrk RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. øtnewise Si British wasteland water - 831-9993 322-2611 55 Take to 20 Crucifixion statue Live (24) LilIes Yoga And You (33) Uncle Hubie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2. 0) High Rollers (6) Now YOU S it Right excess OrlQndo Seminole 39 Prayer book 42 Grapple 45 Smeared ships hull with hot 47 Ruthless prson si Entire 52 Herb for pickles 54 Iris layer 18 Removes 3:30 (6) Match Game (fl One Life To Fortune 1:00 (2.1) Tomorrow Show M.o,ii (6) What's My Line (C) $25,000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Braves Baseball 8:00 (2. 0) Little House America Best 10:30 (2. I) (33, 44) The Fugitiv (33) Star Trek (44) Sports Legends 7:30 (2 $) Price Is (24) Assignment (33) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Entertainmen t 3) Cable Prevue (24) intercom Another World (6) Price Is Right (0) General Hospital (6) Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (24) Yoga The 3:00 (2. 8) Sepstakes Martian 11:00 (2.6, 0. 0) News mimics 1 Gordon tool 4 Used for Seedlings 7 Unoned flower 10 Puts to 12 Harvest 14 4th Calif of l%lafl 15 lease 16 Girls name 17 Participle (44) Underdog 10:00 (2) Celebrity (33) My Favorite EVENING 7:00 (2) 111 10:30 Wednesday CLASSIFIED ADS ACO$$ 37 One who Commer cial Prope rties Homes, Lots And Acreage 4767 41-fI.j ___ I _______________________________ 11 �-- WOMEN Chorale Is Home I I I 'Poiisn Polish' Concert Pla nned For Sunday • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 23,1?151 patriotic music and share their representative of the concerts calied it. The singers will was scheduled to give nine experiences with members of given while the Chorale was on feature this hymn at Sunday's concerts. As it happened, they gave a good many more than the public at a concert and tour. There is no charge for the concert, Alter being showered with covered dish supper being concert. Chorale members will bring that. Spontaneously, in a youth flowers, applause and ap sponsored by the First United Chorale director Julie Bishop to the supper preceding the hostel or consulate, church or preciation during their recent Methodist Church, Sanford, on said the singers will probably concert a number of souvenirs city park, the group constantly ' •_-.j three-week tour of Poland, the Sunday evening. The covered blend a couple of Polish songs collectvd on their trip. These found itself gathering together ' Central Florida Chorale Is dish supper will start at 6:30 and several show tunes into the include Polish folk dolls and to give small, impromptu home again. On Sunday, they p.m. in the church fellowship program of religious and variety of amber jewelry. concerts. will give local music losers a hail, to be followed at 7:30 p.m. patriotic music While In Amber, explained singer Irene One of these took place In a i taste of the songs which so by a hour long concert In the Poland, the Chorale found the Brown, is called "the tears of cathedral, right after morning • ,... . _____________ delighted their Polish sanctuary. Polish audiences' favorite the Baltic," and is found in mass. Accompanist Bettye audiences. According to Rev. Leo King, number was The Battle Hymn great abundance on the Smith was thrilled to find The Chorale will present a the program will not be limited of the Republic herself seated before the or-Glory, shores of that sea .. program of religious and to sacred music, but will be Glory Hallelujah," as they While on tour, the Chorale keyboard of one of the grandest ' ' .. •. ',,' L= organs she had ever played, and the singers were amazed aL p'.. t' - f .. the splendor ol their song tnthe massive structure. Afterwards, wiUi hugs and tears of joy, the congregation gatherad to express their gratitude for the beautiful concert. In contrast to the sacred theneUus particular per(orinance, the singers also gave a recital in the informal surroundings of a spa in the town of Ciechocinek. The -audience lounged in summer casuals, some of the men with their shirts off catching a Singer Ruth Mkkelson (left) discusses Polish history with guide who heads a walking tour through suntan as they listened to the the historic section of Warsaw Opp - - '•' i. I fr... 1(5 The Chorale also sang in the sunimer palace of the last Polish king, located on the river outside Warsaw. Only at a retirement home for soldiers AW was their program censored i All mention of God or things -religious had to the eliminated ' t from the songs they were '-— singing. 'r In fact, although Poland is a of Communist country, the tourists found the general atmosphere free and Mobbed by an appreciative congregation after singing at services In Torun's cathedral, Chorale member sign tograpi, were never restricted ccept flowers from exploring wherever fancya took them, nor did they find news of the West difficult to - - - k_ Widow \ ' - To Foot The Bill . - -. -- ' ( 4'40117,. - - -$ - -- - - -- - lap Driver dozes In antique, horse-drawn carriage, waiting to ferry tourists through Warsaw's Old Town - - & Wit I ! ) SUMMER SCHEDULE MON.&TUES. ............ Private Parties WED. All Day Skate ......... lOa.rn...4p.m. ..aruoauSpecial .....6:JUp.m..5:30p.m, Adu Its Only ........ 8:30p.m.-10:3op,m. Budget Dry Cleaning... 8 We 3.5O Hours: Mon.. Sat.. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Also wash, dry & fold Service. . - THURS. Evening Session ... P. m - FRI. Matinee ...............2 p.m-5 p.m. Evening ..........7:30p.m..10:30p.m. Late Skate 1030pm 12 L ...1.. - L Clip his Coupon And Bring A Carload - ..•.- -0 • SAT Morning 10-12 Noon Matinee .................. 2p.m..5p.m. Evening ................ 7:30.l0:30p.m. Late Skate ............... 10:30p.m..12 CARLOAD 5PECIAL Wed. 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. UP TO SIX PERSO . . . $ (Over Six Pay Only 50c) 101 SKATE RENTALZSc Otter Expires July 31 CLASS LESSONS DANCE...... ........................................ 5:00-5:45 FUNDAMENTALS ....................................5:45-6:30 BEGINNFRS ....................................6:30.7:15 LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT SKA TING RINK Ph. 3229353 2700 W. 25th (SR 46A) Sanford Sun. 9 . 6 eed Queen Fabric Care Center Sanford Ave. Next toFaust'sDrug Store, U • Even With Its Ups And Downs / -• — - A national survey of today's Wring the past decade, coffee college students reveals "vast consumption dropped nine per changes from the stereotype of cent and milk by 11 per cent. the 6." It reports strong Soft drinks gained 113 per cent, brand preferences among the next largest increase was today's students and much wine by IflO nor cent ....-----concern with grooming and personal hygiene. Virtually 100 per cent use shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant and soap. The majority also use mouthwash. Among female students, 96 per cent use perfume or I ax cent use [IdilU ivwpuv .1va and body lotion; 93 per cent use cosmetics Among males 90 " per cent use cologne and-or after shave; 78 per cent use shaving cream; S6 per cent use hair grooming products. - y -More females than males use razor blades - 85 per cent, compared to 77 per cent; and HOT HOUSES virtually as many men as Are For Flowers women use hair spray —3sper NOT PEOPLE tent ofriules, enmpared with 38 %- per cent of fe;naks. Footcare 17 - products scored unusually high GeneralW Electric with both sexes. It hai also been noted that C.nt,I Air Condfjng coffee, soft drinks, milk and Systrn beer are the principal LUMBING beverages consumed In the WALL HEATING, INC. U.S., followed in order by tea, iOO' Sanford Ave. 322-6542 I juice, distilled spirits and wine. U -UW SUMMERS A BREEZE ON A BIKE Sanford's the Ideal place for bikers — there're no bills, plenty of sunshine and llinitcd downto'n parking presents no problem when your %chicIe is a slim twowbeder. Miss Frieda Gklow of Bram Towers, Sanford, in crisp white summer dress and red, white and blue decorated sun hat has a cheerful smite for the ramera as she breezes down Sanford's First Street for a morithu' of shpinr. -= - ivas i4.ome ..iean: - -'- -- -- 2$IS1 UUVIUL&IJ WV I4UI5U42V DEAR ABBY: I am a widow, to one organization to split it Up were strange, Chorale mempast 65, but I still enjoy dining for whoever needs It. bers said the people seemed no out, and going to movies and the A few years ago, my wile and different in their joys and theater. I made strenuous efforts all dreams and desires than the My hairdresser is wonderful over thia city (the second g- Americans back home. Their company, and we frequently go est In the country) to find an dress was almost Identical and places together. (ile's gay.) Of organization (medical schools, their hospitality was on a par course, I pick up the checks, hospitals, kidney and other with America's at all times. which. I suppose, makes my societies) that would accept our friend feel uncomfortable. But I bodies after death, take over can i see mysdu letting turn pay DEAR ABBY: I read In the you can't have your name the entire responsibility for and then trying to settle up with paper that the Catholic church removed from the baptismal distributing .eeded parts, then turn afterward. (He may not claim3 48,701,835 members. records because Ills a legal bury what was left. There is have that much cash on turn. simply no such central group. Although I am now an atheist, I document. Is there some way to 11 these various organizations - was baptized and confirmed a DEAR ABBY: I feel sorry for die the money matters without Catholic, so today I am still "MCP in Newport Beach" really wanted donors, all they embarrassing him' counted as a member of their whose lather badly needed a would have to do is get together ANONYMOUS,PLEASE census, kidney transplant. The and form a cooperative group DEAR ANON: If YOU that would take full respon. How can I make that number problem is not really a frequent the same restaurants 48,701,834? 1 would like to ex- of willing donors but, rather, sibility for distribution and (without cost to the often, arrange with the communicate myself - or sign specialization. The individual management to bill you by the out of the Catholic church. societies (kidney, bone, eye, donor). If they did that, they month, Including a percentage If you know of any way I can (etc.) make it so difficult to would all have more donors for the tP' do this, please let me know, donate because they require than they could handle. Or before the evening's Sign me: "ALL OR C.J.F. you to donate their part in. outing, give your escort enough DEAR C.J.F.: I am Informed dividually. Each society has its NOTHING AT ALL" IN IM cash to cover eii-M-thing, and at that there Is no way to "un- own empire, and you simply ANGELES (or perhaps: "WHY " the end of the evening he Can hapthe"yourself. You can drop cannot donate your entire body NOT TAKE ALL OF ME") IF!..J.... - - -- - - --- - -- By JEAN PATFESON Women', Editor ' --- I') I--I---- �_______________________ - - - ''. - - T. _Tf:____ .-------------' 16: - -- --- .- - I lil - 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednosday, July 23, 1q75 Swedish Beef And Potato Pie AlImSeason Meal __ . ... __ L - Old-Fashioned ru t Butter F i By CECILY BROWNSTONE Farmer, published in 1896, there s a recipe for a corn- THE HERALD SERVICES If you are interested in bar, starch pudding that Miss ing an old-fashioned preservle Farmer called Rebecca Pud. on hand, you my cotton to the ding - and it,s jeliclous. idea of making a fruit butter. Although the 1965ejftonof Such a "butter"is simply fruit book now called "The Fannie pulp cooked with sugar until Famier Cookbook." does have thick. In old-time families, a versions of comstarch pudding, fruit butter might appear at a the original Rebecca Pudding is Sunday-best dinner along with different enough from the roast beef, ham or chicken. Or recipes to warrant bringing to itrnlghtshowupatallgtitsun. yourattentiori.Herejtjs,jn. thie .. . -. A I - . molds take on new character with the addition of colorful California gr pes. Crisp grapes reaUy help to K" I p the cawe courtt down for nutritious sabds and snwks that are satisfying but not filling. A whole cupful of grapes has only about 100 calories. And, easy on the cook, California grapes are ideal for make- .__ P. . ,, _ i,,~ . - . . . .. . . -1 A - . . jlrt = . ahead recipes. They're bite-sized, ready touseand do not darken even when Cut. 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NGIN tamps boil, start ccunfing the cfmie sheets; sprinkle lightly prociewing time wW keep the with extra salt. Bake in a __________ - -_ : __ - I 0 14"I - -cIi if \ / 200 YEAR 7 VV I I I 1, . _____ - Wht-n fanius cookboo ks zre I cup diced apple I cup sliced eel--ry I cup chopped ' walnuts I cup diced Swiss cheese cup heavy cream cup mayonnaise i t on lemon 'nice tablespoon sugar at iettuce In large salad bowl, gently Loss together first 5 ingredients. In wicither bowl ingredients, Fold P ig sa a lettuce ._ Serve with sliced sweetened through a food mill Measure strawberries or peaches. pulp - there should be about 7 cups; return PUlP to Note: Be sure to keep the twat 4-quart saucepot; stir in sugar. ,owe, than meosdium during the Boil gently, skimming when cooking to Insure the mixture foam cokcts and still* occa. rater boiling .- HeaD -9.UcIrTeRSfop 01;TD(: 0 R EaTING F ' _______ pudding will flatten slighOy. I- R r_f' _______ whites until they hold stiff Rinse peacbes; if necessary, straight peaks when the beater remove any fuzz by gently rub. is slowly withdrawn; fold into bing with a clean cloth; do not if* cornstarch mixture - it peel. Quarter peaches, dis. should not be cooled longer than carding pits. 4-oquart saucepot turn it takes to beat the egg whites. into a the peaches and water; bring to with v1 hIJJ t s boil; cook over meffiumlow -about 3 hours. Rim a small heat, covered and stirring about metal spatula round edge (and occasionally, until soft if a tube mold is used, around 10 minutes; cool. I C i 0 I I Lykes Sugar Crsek Label mixture stiffing constantly, tringto' bring a 1d boil Lblcs.jxxm riui.il hoae bottom of tti' saucepot, U,e Stir together the flours, bak sduceoot itself should Le enough for the water to cover ing soda and sail With a pasta h over blender cut in mayonnaise until their Ll without Lel over. coarse crumbs form; stir iii Fill the utensil you are using yogurt and bone) Press firmly abluut half full (if water and heat 1111tt') LI Lah; cul 111ta 8 IL-qual thewater - itshouldbehot but pieces On a prepared pastry , a prepared stockinet. not boWng when you put in tfx- cloth ilto covered rolling pin, rooll each jars for procel Aitier the piece to 83 uneven &inch rwnd uiensil,, if necessol add bolling -1-16th inch "-*. With a fork, water to cover them by at lent prick all oi.w. making mrks I Inch. Cover utensil and when about I inch apart Place,a few WALDORF GRAPE SALAD for Frosh JW - ~~., P.o. Box 5498, Fresno, California 93755. • vored with spice, we opted for a cup of the milk, keeping plain version this time around smooth. In a medium saucepan so the delicate peach flavor over moderately low heat, scald would have the best chance of the remaining milk - tiny coming through. bubbles will appear around the - ..... ~`I '." I1~_',,...,.:" 4cal i . -,. , 'r, ReubinsCoen,da.,fo, necessary because it is put through a food mill. Although together the cormtoarch, sugar VC f - .. ......... ~,.~:.:.:~:::::: , -, rig postage a I --..r I Publix FLORIDAS -.1 . The following recipe for teaspoon salt Peach Butter is made from 4 cipo milk freshpeacbes,waterandsugar. 1 teaspoon vanilla No peeling of the fruit is 3 egg whit sionally, until mixture Is thick thickening smoothly and evenly. The pudding wfll not - this will take from 1 hour look entirely combined when as long as uw- 5 toward t he eggwhi tesarefoldedn, end of ct,ok!r,g stir very often 11 will be completely sinooth and if mixture spatws to serve. much, reduce heat to very low. when it is ready Ladle into clean, dry, hot ii Tomato Juice pint wide-mouth jars, leaving Wholewheat Crackers 4-incch headspace. With a clean damp cloth, wipe top edge of ° TOaS&ed Buzs jars. Seal at once according to Salad Cookies jar manufacturer's directions. Fruit Process (see INOTE below) fi WHOLEWI-1EAT rRACKEWS Another rswn of our Krszy IJ 1WtCI .ti nav place, a few inches apart. oln a wwe rack or an a folded cloth. 34 cup unbleached white flOw, stir to aerate When cold, 1abl and store in a before mcazuru,g cool, dry place 34 cup fine wholewheat flour, Makes six 4-pint ,tars. stir to aerate before N07E: To process, use a mleasuring boiling water bath canner. Or 14 teaspoon baking soda improvise a canner by using a teaspo)fl sa lt large saucepot with a rack and a cow; the rack should Wd .... S 14 - illustrating how California grapes can add Iti and versatility to any table. To order, send 35 cents in coin to cover summer, write (or your copy of "Grapery "Thisdlstinctie new booklet celebrates the fine art of beautifying food with grapes. Included are some 25 recipes alongsi d e vivifi color photos grapes with bleached areas around the day night supper to enhance the gredients exact] as Fannie cold leftover meat or poultry. Farmer gave them at the end of Some eaters treated the fruit the last century, but me butter as a condiment; some brought up-to-date. used it as a spread for hot REBECCA PUDDING biscui ts popovers or fresh ' c cornstarch PEACH BUTTER 4 pounds Peaches (14 to 16 medium) .I Salads purchased so be we to store gropes in the refrigerator as soon as you get them home. That way, they'll stay fresh and crisp for several days. One salad Idea in which grapes add special appeal and flavor is this adap. tation of the traditional Waldorf. The Idea for ft salad comes from Califor. nia, where they always create deficiouj things with fresh grapes. Here California grape growers have combined the usual salad ingredients - apples, celety, walnuts, creamy dressing with P grapesandchunksofSw1sschee.'s satisfying enough for a one-dish meal and a delicious way to enjoy a hearty SUJI) mer salad that k"eps both the kitchen am tl~e- iiiW; cii For more exciting ways to use and salads Fruit and chers salads or gelatin -, * r. 1 , stir -. The Herald Serviciies Fresh California seedless grapes are and offer f weL change of pace for traditiorud summer . ,. Calorie For Low , P. , r ,~b Pu Rx,fhRlePIac, W.dnuday, July 3,I7S-3 - t_ %-!--:.) :_~ ___ L . . X:`:.:,?~ . *11 I OUR") [ostant tablespoon minced onion with mashed POtAtO mixed vegeta ble flakes In water I tablespoons Instant minced for 10 minutes. In a large skillet heat oil, add onion and a A teaspoon grounid nutmeg, ,vegetable flakes; saute for I minute. Add beef. Cook and stir I eggs, divided until browned. about 5 minutes. 2 tablespoons mixed Blend in flour. Stir in tomato itgetable flakes sauce, salt, sugar and black 3 tabolespol water pepper. Bring to boiling point. C ool slightly. Stir In remaining 11,2 pounds ground lean beef egg.Spocninto potato lined pie 00 n Spoon or pipe remaining 1 can (1 ounce) tomato sauce potatoes th rough a g 1 teaspoon salt fitted wi th a star tube in any teaspoon sugar desired pattern over the top of 44 tempoon ground black the meat. Rake in a preheated Lwpper Prepare irmshed potato as 375-degree oven until browned, in 1 about 2.5 minutes Let sit for 5 package directs but minutes before cutting If tablespoon of the minced *4 e nutmeg desired, serve with greer salad and teaspoon of th with the liquid. Cool slightly. Stakes 6 to 8 portions. _______ G rapes S _ ,4i Stir in one of the eggs. Spread al1but'cupover thebottmn and up the sides of a 94nch pie SWEDISH BEEF AND POTATO PIE Summer U 'Jr Evsning_Hera'd, Sanford, ,L I ....% ~:,7."-".*"..r;.,..,.,**",,**,***, -1= .__ M -1 -= ---------- -- -------- . -- 1 -- - .: �T--i---- ' 4B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Privileged Wednesday, July 23, im Minority Must ou Yet, a renowned scientist ba ts warning drum loudly. "It's a bleak picture for thp future man. We must take steps to slow down the population growth rate — in the UnItedStatesandworld4ide.Thatbthe only way First And Quickly Growth Population By The Herald Services Threats to our future surround us but r basic optimism helps us Act Famine Key word. it is not a pretty picture," says Dr PtziJ1 Handler, preside1n of the National Academy of Sciences, Adnresstng a Michigan State University audience, he adds, "To prevent such a dire future, I am convinced that the U.S. must adopt a threepoint national policy. Remember, the greatest single threat to the human species is the population growth rate. Too Vaditions of our . to . .. me . - - - -- courage the developing nations to use o n control osW The & must Imw(lY. That is one d the bat a difficult Job. P M*IU!5 6 $1'vlflgs. rings Vary Cbef salad by adding hot chopped onion rings V with Garlic Herb Dressing. frozen chopped onion Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. Frosty Summertime Menus ! quarts crisp salad greens By AILEEN CLAIRE i to? cups cooked ham or NEA Food Editor chicken strips The Herald Services cheddar or Muenster 1 There is something about a cheese strips (4 ounces) salad that brings out the lIrb creativeress in a man's soul. Prepare Garlic Dressing. Prepare onion ring as CUEF'SSUMMER package directs. Tom lettuce SUPPER SALAD with hot onion ring, ham 00 chicken and cheese (reserving Garlic Herb DreUlng some of each for top of adgarnish if desired).Serve 1 package ounces) or12 Throughout history we have been the only people to do this on a large scale. We must be ready to do it again and again Second: U.S. must ternatlonal efforts to help developing nations grow their own food. We also must cooperate with them in their inexperienced efforts, Third: We, as nation, must use every moralpersuasion In our power to en- points: First: turmoil which couM be tire Add Cheese For Salad Flair - Wednesday, July 23,i7S—SB For Outdoor Grilling 1' The HERALD SERVICES They also are perfect when Pit and slice fresh sweet Pretty, icy cold desserts cooking for two. cherries. Boil sugar and water make a perfect finale for until syrup spins a thread, summertime menus. Next time CHERRY ANGEL PARFAIT about 5 minutes. Add salt to egg you want a different sweet treat 2 cups fresh or frozen sweet whites and beat until make a frosty Cherry Ange! cherries Slowly pour In hot syrup, Parfait using sweet cherries 3 & cup sugar beating constantly. Beat until layered with rum-flavored ki cup water thick. Cool. Fold In whipped whipped cream. Freeze until Few grains salt cream and rum or rum ready to serve. These are good egg whites flavoring. Alternate parfait make-ahead desserts you will 1 cup heavy cream, whipped mixture with fliced sweet want to share with special 1 tablespoon ruin or ti tea, cherries in tall parfait glasses. guests as well as the family. poon rum flavoring Freeze. Makes 6 parfaits. ,. - - To Keep You Cool . fly THE HERALD SERVICES In 4-quart Dutch oven, brown ground beef over medium-hot SPICY SPAGHETtI POT charcoal coals. Stir in spaghetti mix, t3Tflatopaste, tomato juice 1 pound ground beef water. Cover and cook over and 1 envelope (2 ounces) dry coals until mixture boils, about spaghetti sauce mix 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste 10 minutes. Slowly stir 1 can (18 ounces) tomato Juice spaghetti Into tomato mixture. Cook uncovered until spaghetti 4 cups water 8 ounces uncooked spaghetti, Is lender, stirring often. Makes 4 servings. broken in half . . I - - ' 4 . _. . - ' Sweet Cherries and Whipped cream are parfait pvrfect ________________________________________________________ •92S.ORAkaEaVE. t1N (tiviB (Til Iflib ,. 573 LAKE UNDEIHILL ROAD 33O1EDGEWATERDRIVE 4205 CURRY FORD ROAD • • • • 170W. FAIRBANKS, WINTER PARK 5471 SO- ORANGE, PINI C*sni lOul N. RERMUDA, KIS$IMMII 14'.VY. 17.01 UArn*uii • 114 1. UMOQAN ILVD., WINTER PARK uw . SI. pif like striIuIq i f r i Ii _ • EXTRA SPE CIAL URWAY VA&UF EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE Ir I1;s WEEK r ARGO CHUNK STYLE I EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE 1ri EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE WEEK FAIRWAY FARMS ARMOUR STAR BLADE CUT 11, I WE RESERVE TWE 1111! TO UMIT puias*si OU*IIUT$IS GROUND BEEF 1 MAYONNAISE C 100% LIMIT 3 CANS PLEASE 0 9 KRAFT'S PURE GROUND FRESH DAILY QUART JAR LIMIT ONE OR MORE WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDFR PLEASE LB. JULY 24 TO JULY 30. 1975 1 5 POUNDS USDA GRADE A FRESH FRYING CHICKENS 44, ECON•O•PACK DELICATESSEN S LICED TO ORDER 3. FOREQUARTERS C asa sLB. L.trfutnIuI OILED HAM LB 58c 68c BONELESS ROILED RUMP ROAST PINT I á 14 lU% R m0 L L BA31 0OZE N119 POUND CAKE EACH 98C FAIRWAY FARMS £7 F POUND BOX - CALIFORNIA ROAST LB CROSSCUT ENGLISH ROAST. LB, r-T - ~nS V,. - 7 - HOULOER 1 .nI' CANS . FAMILY FARE SANTA ROSA PLUMS 0000000 CALIFORNIA ICEBEAG LETTUCE . • • • • • . HEA) THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES * 0 * 4 * 0 Ln NORTH CAROLINA 29 LOWER COST PER POUND LESS WASTE FEWER CALORIES LESS COOKING TIME MORE TENDERNESS MORE EDIBLE COOKED MEAT I I CLUB • . . . STEAK. .• • . . . 0 .18. LB. EVERYONE'S FAVORITE TRANFSTEAW.. - In GREEN ONION$ $ I.B. WHOlE SPANISH MACKEREL BOLOGNA 98c $1918 ONE POUND BRAUNSCHWEIGER 1878 C BROWN COUNTY WHOLE FRESH LB .48k KAHN'S CHUNK STYLE 69 LB 1 .69 $ 1.69 RED SNAPPER ONEPOUND GWALTNEY SLICED BEEF FRESH WHOLE $1939 $I 1 .49 SMOKED SAUSAGE !)•38 LB. AMERICAN _____________________________ -1kI1kI'I • L#1ItAI1p C 99 BOTTLE GREEN BEANS 159C BEER 12 PACK,. 0000*060 goes 2' lil.~I iT DOGon HAMBURG BUNS 15 12 oz. CANS =303 CAN C C LI C WRAPPED 12 OZ SINGLES SLICES PACKAGE BREAKSTONE ARGO CANNED AT PEAK OF FLAVOR =303 CAN ............................... 5 FOI199 C SOUR CREAM.. S .FI CI PINT3 BANQUET FROZEN $ 1 00 PACK - FOR99 ............................. MEAT DINNERS. REGULAR OR DIET YOUR CHOICE C 12 OZ, CAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 CHEESE ' LEAF SPINACH RED Wh'11E & BLUE A ARGO TENDER CUT C 40 oz. 1 Cflll;p. TMSY BACON I.B. 88 IRWAY FARMS CABBAiSrs, LB C HOULDER CHOPS .1!'-- MIA" 49 NESTEA 6 PACK LB 49 PRt mn I NE JUICE C LB. "ECONOMY PLUS" __________________ C • • 1.38 $ .28 Bc - 12 at NECTARINES I.B. • . .. . 93 ARMOUR STAR SLICED ooa LAMB JUST CHILL READY TO DRINK JUICY CALIFORNIA . SIRLOIN STEAK. BONE ROUND STEAK 0 SHORT CUT 1.09 BLUE POINT CRABS 1.39 CATFiSH I u.wy &LIJU1IJ FflULCI'I ____________________________ LB. ROAST.. . . LB. APOUND P CKAGE FAMILY FARE LOAF PEACHES c SHOULDER SEAFOOD SPECIALS STEAMED ROUND BONE b I .98 LB, UNDER BLADE CRACKERS 200Z FREESTONE I • • IN SUNSHINE KRISPY BREAD SOUTH CAROLINA 7 BONE ROAST. I .48 LB TOP ROUND STEAK NATURALLY TENDER EVERY CUT EVERY TIME NICE N BUTTERY .98 98c CENTER CUT 1978 BONELESS GUARANTEED FLORIDA CENTER CUT SHOULDER ROAST INTRODUCING ARMOUR STAR T!!TENDER BFEF FRESH DTA i% 1 LB ROUND BONE FRESH BAKED GOODS CUT-UP QUARTERS £0 I.B. 55C OLE SLAW $ 1I LB. SIRLOIN STEAK 79C FRESHLY MADE WHOLE HOT DOGS ______ MIXED PARTS 3. HINDQUARTERS 3 WINGS W/GIBLETS ARMOUR STAR • is 00 f Mi 1 C ;q PAK BIROSEYE TOPPING a, QUAL PACK PKG. c PORK AND B ANS ........................ CAN COOL WHIPO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FOR .41 1 Aff "0 J*"tL i100 EXT VA"LlSIAN-M VXH PURCHASE FOX DELUXE SAUSAGE PIZZA s CHEESE OR COLIPON GOOD THRU JULY 30. 1975 — - — — -- - - - — v4pIt 1 EAA'RIA warl, VTA NP5 5 v" 0141"" VELVEETA CHEESE WAF COOPON GOOb THRU JULY 30. 1975 1 — - — — v — — — — — — — — - - - — - - WITH PIIRCHM OF 4j DOUGHNUTS - - — — -- -- --- - PURCIIAF OF COTTAGE CHEESE 1 COUPON WOO THRU JULY 0 50EXTRA WITH PURCH SE 64 OZ. WISK 1(. LEE PLAIN CAKE COUPON G020 THRU JULY 30, 1975 EXTRAVALuiSTAMPS 1 4) VALUESTAMPS '5C 1 EXTRA ALUISTAMPSl TOP Top WITH ONE 00t'EN I 1 - STAMPS I F 0 \ lur 1975 DETERGENT COUPON GOOD THRU JULI 30. 1975 V TOP I' COUPON GOOD THRU JUL EXTRA V T11PE ALU Z' 1 T01 50 EXTRA YALUISTAMPS STAMPS WITh PIJflCHAS[ Or WITH PURCHASE OF 8 OZ. MUG NU MAID I MARGARINE Y 30, 1975 100 48 OZ. BOTTLE CARUSO ¶ WITH PU1CHAE OF 25 LB. BAG TRAIL BLAZER . COOKING OIL — - — COUPON GOOD THRU JULY 30,- 1975 '' -- DOG FOOD __ COUPON GOOD THRU -- ____ . WO ow __ __ �Fresh Plum Cheesecake Dessert rid ' A Perfect Light Meal Finale yer will cost $33.72 to Ind the gas dryer, i difference of $3.48 If operation. more about local in your area will ripened The Herald Services plums - they're the Ruby Red Plum Sauce sour cream over top, return to (recipe follows) refrigerator, and chill again. In mixing bowl, combine Just before serving, remove the arrival of summer and fresh softening at the tip end - for zwieback crumbs, butter, 1 4 side of spring form pan and California plums. Fresh pl ums desserts as well as for out-of. cup of the sugar and nutmeg. place :heesecake on serving, are such a beautiful fruit, it's hand snacking. Refrigerate Line bottom and sides of Mile . plate. C(ver sour cream with always a Joy to (intl them fully tied fr.it, for pUnIS, spring form pan with crumb Ruby Red Plum Sauce and available again. Now, the fu-M with all their versatility, ripen mixture; bake In 400 degree garnish with additional plum crimson Santa Rosa.s, the most quickly and don't last long at oven, 10 minutes; cool. Sprinkle slices, if desired. Pass adpopular plum of all, are ap room temperature. gelatin over '4 cup of the cold ditlonal plum topping. pearing in our markets For additional exciting ways water to soften. Set aside. In Makes 8 to 10 servings. glorious to look at, so delicious to use and serve fresh saucepan, combine egg yolks to eat! California fruits this summer, with the remaining cup sugar RUBY RED PLUM SAUCE California, which grows over write for your free copy of a and remaining It cup water. 90 per cent of the nation's plum colorful 48 -page booklet, cook over low heat, stirring ' cup honey supply, will be shipping some 20 Prepared by the growers of constantly, until thickened, 2 tablespoons water fruits, major varieties this summer. California this about 10 minutes. Stir in sof- 2 cups sliced fresh California roug h beautifully illustrated booklet tened gelatin until dissolved, We'll have fresh plums th plums September to enjoy In many contains more than 100 tested Beat cream cheese with mixer 2 teaspoons cornstazch dessert favorites and, of course , recipes. Please send a stamped, at medium speed; gradually ;ilcup port for healthful out-of-hand self-addressed business-sized beat in egg-gelatin mixture, snacking. Fresh plums are envelope to "FRUITS OF then add lemon juice, vanilla combine honey, water rnd great treats for snackers, SUMMER," P.O. Box 4640, and lemon rind. Beat egg cornstarch. Add 1 cup pluris especially dieting snackers, Sacramento, California 9M. whites until stiff, but not dry. and simmer 10-15 minutes since a medium-sized plum F'RF.SII PLUM CHEESECAKE Blend lightly xhipped cream until sauce thicken:,. itciiuvc (approximately 3 ounces) has beaten egg whites into from heat and stir in wine. Use 1 package (6 ounces) zwieback, and cheese mixture. , only about 33 calories. Turn Into remaining cup of sliced plums finely crushed Plump, tangy plums are crumb-lined spring form pan; for garnishing bottom edge of cup soft butter always a favorite eaten right refrigerate until set. Spread cheesecake. cup sugar out of the refrigerator. But teaspoon nutmeg there are also many good envelope (1 tablespoon) Undessert recipes, like this A sparkling and devilishly ones that yield to gentle hand rich plum cheesecake heralds pressure and have a slight xintless, cost-saving rho NLPGA Energy is easy to complete.. * wings that can result you glad you did. j spectacular cheesecake, that flavored gelatin features this delectable sum- 3 cup cold water mer fruit. A perfect finale for a 1 3 eggs, separated light meal, this cheesecake 2 packages (8 ounces each) relies on the tart-tangy flavor of cream cheese, softened uniqueness Gently poaching 1 lemon juice plums in a light sugar-syrup 2 teaspoons vanilla keeps that bright plum color (;rated rind of one lemon and lovely roundness, yet 1 cup whipping cream, lightly renders the inside juicy and whipped "spoonable." You can buy fresh Li cup dairy sour cream freshly poached plums for it's orfrouiicheesecake,oruseour recipe and make one at home. I!; ! I 1i --___ - :. 1 7 .011111 J a 4. 0 1 t of I ri;:;-in-i W9 GL"LT I ac I (ULLL\ i11'JtIlih1IIIf'III1!I(l -EACH of these advertised items is v.q i•d to be readily available for f or below the advertised price. . each ASP sto'e, except as 'Specifically noted in this ad Legal Notice ' Sauce and garnish with fresh FICTITIOUS NAME plum slices. "SUPER-RIGHT" TENDER IEEP Notice is hereby given that I am California plum growers Nsineils Carlton Blade Cut particularly recommend the Road. Maitland 37731, Seminole Santa Rosa, El Dorado and the County. Florida under the fiCtitiOt.3 name of SUN STATE CONNublana plums for sauce- TRACTORS, and that I intend to chuck ftst making. They also offer these register said name with the Clerk of tips to selecting fresh California the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the plwus: Be sure to buy fully. provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit' Section 665.09 Florida Statutes 19S7. Legal Notice S Richard 0 Dillenbeck __ __ ØLB.88C UNITED STATES DISTRICT Publish: July 2. 9, 16. 23, 1975 COUPT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF OFF.;') FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION "SUPER-RIGHT" TENDER BEEF SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Case No. 75.113.Orl.Civ.Y AND ZONING COMMISSION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Notice of Public Hearing Plaintiff, vs. JOHNNIE LEWIS The Planning and Zoning CornJONES. et ux, Defendants, ORDER FOR SERVICE BY rnusslonctf Seminole County will hold ChudbIlds PUBLICATION - On motion and a public hearing to comider I cut affidavIt of plaintiff in the above ,xficatIon to a portion of the eitltled cause by Kendeli W Wherry matter plan for Sweelwater Oaks Steak LB.0 Unit Development Its Assistant United States Attorney, Planned In an action against the often described as: tariffs). Johnnie Lewis Jones and Comment, at a point 1247116 feet "SUPER-RIGHT" DELICIOUS FRESHLY Martha Lee Jones, his wile, and to North of the East ' corner of Sec enforce a lien upon real property lion 31. Township 20 South. Range 79 situate in this District arid described East. Seminole County. Florida, point being on the South line of as follo*'t The South $7' of Gmund CIiiiiI Peace Valley Miami Springs Piat North 100 of the East 210' of SW of NE 4 of Section IS. Township 21 accordIng to the plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book 9, Page 51. of South, Range 31 East Subject to foot easement of West side of Road. the public records of Seminole se $I and It appearing to the Court that the County. Florida; thence run S $9 deg 3 LBS. defendant, Johnnie Lewis Jones is II' 4$" W along said South line of and Pea'efe4 Valley Springs Flat, not inhabitants of not found within 7.476 for aMiami Point of Beginning. OVER the State of Florida and have not iO8LB. r a voluntarily apperrecl herein, and thence run 507 deg 47' 50" W 770 193 feet to a point on a curve, said pont that personal st-rvlce upon him is not ,, "'V practical because hiS residence and " ''V ............... ovbereiilbouft are unknown, it is s' 70" E. said curve concave South ORDERED that Johnnie Lewis westerly and having a radius of 00 feet 'hence run Southeasterly Jones appear or plead to the cornplaint herein by the 111h day of along said curve, 336.144 feel August, 1615. and In default thereof through a central angle iW 47 deg 43' Mt Court will proceed to the hearing 17" to the P P C. of a curve concave and adjudication of this suit as If Northeasterly, told curve having Johnnie Lewis Jones had been radius of 30000 feet; thence run Served with process in the State ct Southeasterly, along said curve through a central angle of Florida. but only to the extent 1 provided for by Section 1655. Title 21. IS deg 50' 36" lathe P.R.C. Oft curve United States Cod., it is further concave Southwesterly. said curve , ORDERED that notice of this order having a radius of 300.00 feet. thence be published by the United States run Southeasterly, along said .urve. Marshal Ina newspaper of general 16$ li feet through a central angle circulation in 5emirofe County, 05 36 deg 01' OS" to the PRC. 04 .1 Florida, once a week for six (6) curve concave Northeasterly, sad consecutIve weeks, commencing on curve having a radius of 30.00 feet, June 16. 1915 DONE AND OR- thence run Southeaster ly, along said DEREC AT Orlando, Florida, this curve, 34.567 leet through a central an'iie of 69 deg 33' 33" to the P.T of 5th day of June, 197$. said curve, said P1. being on the CHIEF JUDGE I certify the foregoing to bea true Northerly right of way line of Weiva Springs Road. thence run S and correct copy of the original 70 deg SI' OS' E. along said Nor Wesley R Thies, ttiecly right otway line of W'va ) Clerk Springs Road, 10 340 let-f to the P C United States of a curve concave Northeasteriy District Court and having a radius of 2,11930 lee?, Middle District of Florida thence run Southeasterly, along said By: Mary Ann God,ll curve and Northerly right-of-way Deputy Clerk Publish' June II, 25. July 7.6 14, 23, line 0' Wcliva SpringS Ruad, 519 lii feet through a central angle of It deg ' 167$ 11' 30" to the P T of said curve, DEO 116 'tnnce run S l -leg 02' 1%" E. ulong 111111 (IUtUI I COUi,T, hI *140 saId Northerly right of way lint of SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, Welva Springs Road. 592.00 feet. FLORIDA thence run N 04 deg 35' $.1' W % CIVIL ACTION NO, 15406-CA-04-0 feet. thence run N 13 deg. 03' 12" E In re: the Marriage of 317 00 feet; thence run North 31000 J3H14NY H rELTS. feet; thence run N 35 deg 53' 21" w Petitioner, 345 697 feet, thence run N 17 dig 47' and II" W 230W feet, thence run N 26 KATHLEEN F r FELTS. dig 02' O1"W79500feel; thence run Respondent, N 70 deg 16' 09" W III 020 feet. NOTICE OP ACTION thence run S 00 deg 57' 13" E 926 045 TO Kathleen F FeltS whose place feet to a point on the South line of of residence is unknown said Peace Valley Miami Springs You will please take notice that Plat, thence run S 09 deg II' 4" W. their has been filed and is pending In along said South line of Peace ValIfy the Circuit Court in and for ScmnoieMiami Srrfl°' Piat, 17) .'S7 lent t County, Flor'a. ar .cllon tjro..,h? the Point of Beginning; said parcel by Johnny H Fells seeking a contains 3$ $52 acres more or lest dissolution of the marriage of said Further described as Sweetwaer Johnny H. Felts and Kathleen F. Cove. Tract 5. lying North of We*iiva Felts. Springs Road and West 01 Cove These presents are to require you Lake. to file your written defenses with the The proposed modification it for a Clerk of the above styled Court and reduction in the number of housini 10 serve a copy the, eof on Petitioner units from ISO to 37 and a change in or his attorney. Gordon V the housing type frum con Frederick. Post Office Box 1195, donniurns to single family units Ihit public hearing will be held in Sinford. Florida, on or before the firit day of August, 1973 Should you Room 203 of the Courthouse In 3 #1 ______________________________ I Then top lt with Ruby Red Plum I 4 W.dniiday, July 23, 115-71111 Evening Herald, Sanford, El. fl iL 0 ) 3 I I ) I fail to do to a Default may be en tired ac,ain,, you and the cause I' proceed cx parte Sanford. Florida. on August 6. 1915, at? - 30P M. or at soon thereafter as possible. Furt he r details may be ontaint'd by calling 373 030. Eat WITNESS my hand and official seal as Clerk of the above styled 301 Planning and Zonng Court on this 75th day of June, 1975 (Seal) ,thur H It"(kw,lb, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk publish july 7, 9, Ill 71, 1975 Commission Seminole County, F'orda By Jot'n H. Percy. Land Development Administrator Puht '-h Iu'y 71 19 15 FRESH FIRM GOLDEN RIPE AV eS Chocolate I_ ' ,r,I S._uii 11CAN 601 38C LIMIT 2 WITH Bananas I) OR RED OR GREENrLum S Eight ffClo k 59 the warm gold and brown color. Superti afismariship in hgfi-fired. under-glazed pottery ill' i L D. Cabbage 'CONTAINS RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEES INSTANT 10 oz. COFFEE JAR ft Ilia Mesa stoneware sets 'lie pace for today's rnemakers with a beautiful coortnated I kral ttem, blending wtfl rich earth tones enhanced La 9C L00. LO NECTARINES 5(5 EXCL. CIGARETTES La Mesa PLACE rTING FRESH GREEN 12C (CE fIlM fERY 1.00 .,.CHAS( LB. 4 WEEKS TO COMPLETE YOUR SET L&P ALL GRINDS VACUUM PACK Coffee 2LB. CAN $ I l'1flf(.7a) [ MA RVEL SLICED ,'Bread ONE 3411. BAG E1it OClock CoffeeW!IH LOAVEi YOU PAY s.) JANE PARKE" I.LB. LOAF Wheat Bread 394 BIIS Flaky Rolls Ol.39cI CINN. l2oz • PKG..J#1 Whole SUGARED oc'onut 14 Bar (oke ICED --t I I 25c lb. KING BEL OFF LA oz SIZE'Fab DETERGENT vou PAY 189 $1.99 I 0-i, I 1H15 I COUPONI I I I 0ISt Pi's'-fills•1f I KENDALL FROZEN I CONCENTRATED I Lemonade or Limeade tHiS ouPo 1I t, - 4 - 1 !----I I 1 1 BETTY ClOCKER ASS'T LAYER & POUND l $ Cake Mixes 2 BOXES wt 88c CuPo'ul 79 CANS C PRICES GOOD IN ALL ASP STORES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES PINECRESTCENTER HWY. 17.9ISANFORD INTERSTATE MALL 11W?. 426 I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PRICES IFFFCTIVE THWU SUNDAY JULY 271IEMS OFFERED FOR SALE AtE NOT AvAILABLE TO OTHER iFTAiL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS NCT RESPONSIPLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS oz 69 i 1.1 -Oil I'a' I (O,,PQ, ', Qi.,$( •vt 01 •O$q S it I' �-- SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL DDIFJ Wdnesday, July 23, 1975 WIM Al by *IIRNIVAL Dick Turner lh OSWtI.l) and JAMES JA('OIIV p, niOn ,t Vrj / THE A%iE J''5 wi40 C%PtAIN ABOUT T14EIR — UP: Heart play saves contract C NORTH £AQ — ALL DAY 23 y K 753 A9e4 48 F.AST(fli A.1111 863 VIII • K Q 75 41 WF.ST a 74 ALLEY VAJ2 J 102 4 Q 107 32 SOUTH A K 1052 V Q 108 63 4AKJ9 by Dave Grous OOP I iNSIST YC NK North- South vulnerable West North East South 67th Year, No. 289—Th'rsday, July 24, 1975 S East discarded a spade and Malcolm played hi s king. At this point Malcolm made the sort of play that winners come up with on occasion. He needed three heart tricks and proceeded to get them by leading his 10 of hearts! West could have covered with theack and still beaten th e handby winning a second heart and knocking out dummy's ace &1 diamonds but no one can blame West for ducking. When the 10 held it was a simple matter to cash the king of spaces, lead the queen o heartc and wind up with thrc' ::padt, three hearts, twt., clua, 11 oh mond and a lop sco. I Zoo Off*cials .With Pass 1 V I 1NT. Pass 3 N.T Pass Pass Pass A Marne correspondcnt asks, My grandfather tells ne there Opening lead — 7 £ was a time when all doubles were for business. Is he corP reeL?" By Oswald & James Jacob)' 'r answer is that in the earE.ist's spade overcall s not Iv days of auction brid all recommended, but in any doubk' were for penalty. In event, North-South would 1915,Bryant McCampbell of St. arrive at three notnimp Louis and Major C. L. Patton of Malcolm Brachman of Dal la', New York, independently of one who held the South cards, wot another, conceived the idea of the first trick in dummy and using certain doubles for decided to attack clubs rath er takeout. The idea had gained than hearts. Probably it would such widespread acceptance by have been better technique to !925 that takeout doubles have start the heart.sand put in the lo always been used in contract. after East followed low, but with West holding the heart (Do you have a question for Jack that play was not going to tl'e Jacobys? Write "Ash the succeed. lacobys' care of this The club attack appears siewspapor. The most inhopeless also. Anyway Malcolm taresting que stions will be led a club to his ace, returned to t.sed in this column and dummy with a second spade ti nt e rs will receio copies of and lea a club toward his hand. J COB Y MODERN.I by Art Sarisom Vr, wopffl6 -Z ~ 'flut Dexter and I DO have something In common, Dad. Hi weak in goinny and so am I!" Q L... CI,4EK HE OE EARS?') AJj FISCAL ''EAR . 05 • . P .I Et) T,4 "I object mostly that the county wants total control over the park, but they do not want to assume liability for the S1001000.11 —Zoo Director Al Rozon jcr I HR _________ L0t.D _________ ,. 0 S . , ,.4. : - I .'- • .7 , 1 I by Garry Trudeau • f975-76 q IF ... NO, t 1EAN,) . p p - ._, ;., • . • g .. - '.._:•_. - - PROJECTED EXPENSES 3 ltj5 PCTED I IZCOME 11 ra 7.23 BUGS IUNNY. J by Heimdohl & St -- TUMBLEWEEDS 1RE MAY fl5 ThAT MXHIN I PLEA5 PLEASE PLACE D"K YOU.' ris is MXR LAME A RECOO1NG.' S(M, W.VESTER O!OOOZOOO!OOfl(HowRtv KNOW lT WAS A\ FLACK POCK! POCK!I Q4 fl $ ) WIPOW? AL.ACKWIPPYSPIPER OLACK ATE LEGS.' - DUe FOR A SAUg CR MLKV '7—.-----_-c yi—' TIN CUP V. _J HOURGLASS MARK ON FOR the county to finish develop. rnent and take control of the 84. ' acre park, adjoining the new Central Florida Zoo. Sdety President Jim Ryan and Executive Director Al Rozon said yesterday the county's offer, while providing for maintenance of the park, is objectionable because it leaves the society with an unpaid $100,000 bank note, Tuesday Commissioners approved the proposal and Ryan said the 27 society trustees will meet next Tuesday to consider the proposals. The proposal, Includes. -412,000 for the paving of the parking lot with county road crews, —$17,000 for the county road department fencing a portion of ' the perimeter to the park lands, —the county assuming control and maintenance for the park, estimated to cost $42,500 —the society and the count to meet with state of ficia monitoring the grant money work out re-evaluation of U grant obligations. A I)ec. deadline has been set for grai obligations, certain develoi ment of the park, to be con pleted. —the society agrees refrain from future requests Ic funding from the county. Rozon said, "We want Iii money, we need the money, but "if they want to help, giv us the money without all of th conditions. "I object mostly that th county wants total control ove the park, but they do not want I assume liability for lb $100,000," he said. Two months ago, in resolution, the soc'iet requested nearly a quarter of umetable For Apollo TODAY 1: - Braking rockets are fired to pu.li Apollo out o f orbit and start the descent to earth, 4:45 p.m. — Apollo's service module Is Jettisoned. 4:58 p.m. — Spacecraft starts re'entry into earth's itfl1(i)here. 5:01 pin. Start of radio blackout. — 5:09 p.m. — End of radio blackout. 5:13 p.m. — Drogue parachutes open. 5:14 p.m. Main parachute opens. 5:20 p.m. — Pacific Ocean splashdown about ao miles west of Pearl Harbor, 22 degreer north latitude, 162 degrees west longitude. _____ - _____ ly RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer provides that the five elected board members, along with the president, vice president, Board of Directors of the secretary and treasurer, shall Business supervise and direct the of'ntnwn iation of Sanford (DBA) ficers and have the power to night won unanimous recommend dismissal of of',I frr,m 1:20 a.m. -Astronauts arrrivt at hawaii's Hickam Air Force Base. Astronauts depart Hickam for houston's 2:00 a.m. Ellington Air Force Base near the Johnson Space Center. 10:00 a.m. Astronauts arrive at Ellington for 45. minute we!eomtng ceremony. - - a news conference in Moscow today. In a news conference from space Wednesday, Apollo commander Stat. ford said the major accomplishment of the joint flight was the completion with the Soviets of a "very ililfirijit find tm.din.. tovir .ii ei . administrators to earn as much as the county's highest paid principals. The issue 'has tabled until next week after it came under .:e from Board Chairman Bud Feather and board member Dane - ,-!,,mk,rc - nt of a set of by-laws that The board is also given the nt the recently-created power to create st.ar.ding and I's executive authority in special committees, but its Ling the association, power to name the chairmen of board-drawn by-laws, as those committees was watered Led at the hour-long down somewhat by the 15 active ng at the Greater Sanford voting members when they iber of Commerce, set the approved an DI3A objective as one of authorizing the president of the ing "merchants, property association to name the -s and any other persons chairmen — subject to board sted in the welfare and approval. erity of the downtown Board member Sara unity" into a close Jacobson, after the meeting, anship. said the change in wording was r objectives cited In- not "substantive, since the the est'blishmcnt and president is a member of the enance of standards of board anyway." ss, promotion of civic Another change in the board polithcal interest in version provides that board ,ms downtown and the elections will be staagered, don of an organizational with two members elected one ture to solve those :ear and three the next so the Tfl5. entire board will not turn over authority of the board in at one time. The original draft ling DIM leadership Is (Continued On Page $-A) med in Article IX, which ..eai.. ..'. (Continued on Page 2A) By El) PRICKEIT hle"aid Staff Writer .'- '. wo members elected one year and iree the next so the entire board ill not turn over at one time. Slayton, on his first mission after a 16-year wait on the ground because of a slight heart problem, said the last Apollo was so problem free "1 haven't done anything my 91-yearold aunt up in Wisconsin couldn't have done equally well." Brand, also making his first space flight, called it "the greatest experience I've ever had. It's just been super." Brand also predicted "in the years to come we will have women in space. I think the first good chance SATURDAY foundation for a new age of space cooperation with the Soviet Union after linking with a Soyuz spaceship and working in orbit for two days with two cosmonaut.,, The cosmonaut.,, Alexel Leonov and Valeri Kubasor, returned safely to enrth Monday. Thiw hold Approved Stafford, veteran of four space flights, said he regrets the end of an era of the U.S. space program that sent 71 men away from earth on 31 missions over the last 14 years. lie said that with the reflyable Shuttle ''you're going to see space become a more more and somewhat routine type of FRIDAY 3:15 p.m. — Prime recovery ship USS New Orleans arrh t's In Pearl Harbor. [afford, Brand and yton are the last ericans to fly into space at least four years, haps until early in the t decade. uture astronauts must lit the Space Shuttle, reflyable rocket plane will operate much like airliner, landing on crete runways. he last Apollo crew urns after nine days In ce during which it laid a Unanimously ''It can show that in spite of great political differences, if people meet commitments, then a lot can be achieved," During the 32-minute telecast conference, the three astronauts forecast man will find new uses for space, that America and Russia will cooperate in new missions and that American women will fly in the Space Shuttle. T 11 y Board Hold's Off On Pa ) 7'611 Flit"! AØPOMEN? . . WAS 1}ERE A REP annually. But, the $100,000 bank not which the trustees signed order to receive inatchir federal funds, would rerna with the zoological soclet, alnn with the control of the 2 aCf' Lix), according to the o fers. By Roger Bo FUNNY BUSINESS DOONESBURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Two Central Florida Zoological Society officials have expressed doubt the oc tru.stees will accept a Siety live-point offer [ruin Seminole County commissioners to allow y l- PACE C EN I E It iston iAP — The last )llO comes home from ice today, ending a ory.making flight with Russians and closing a neering chapter in the space program. stronauts Thomas P fiord, Vance D. Brand I Donald K. Slayton .'red their Ai ,1lo toward cry re-entry and a 5:20 I. EDT splashdown in Pacific Ocean 200 miles ;t of Hawaii. hey were awakened for ir final day in space ba country and Western g called "Redneck ther," sung by Jerry Walker. The party's over. Time come home," Mission itrol told the spacemen, he carrier USS New cans waited in the avery zone to make the ocean pickup planned he U.S. space program. sion Control said the a had good weather Offer 8) %!fl'K l.(culuDGl; [It-raid Staff Writer L BA By-Laws Apollo comes Home Today Unsat'losf'loed - i-ngnt tnas ISTOry-tviaKing D pass 1 46 THE BORN LOSER Sanford, Fl. 32771—Price 10 Cents i es or Top A inisfrators Layer informed Sims "principals had input" slightly higher than the salary paid the highest paid "I'm concerned frankly. Until I've because they sat in on and were members of this principals in the county. Program directors would earn $19,266, up from taken the time to justify the in- year's budget review committee, $18,642. The study shows other counties pay $20,311 Cowley told the board r that approval oI the creases just feel can't make index for similar positions. I ease wages ere "lower n in a decision." I.a)'er was Instructed to look Into the possibility other couns" of elevating the director of processing and employe Board Chairman Bud Feather ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Seminole County School Board has temporarily turned down School Supt. Bud Layer's request for raises Sims advised Layer and the board to "look at the totalling $150,000 for top level administrators, total budget package" and askt"I If principals At a meeting here last night, the board voted to "have been informed" of salary changes. hold off on the increases, which Layer says are Feather said raises granted principals last year "adjustments to bring Seminole administrators in are the "crux" of the problem. Since the raise, a I've taken the time to justify the increases — I just line with other counties." principal with 100 teachers under his direction feel I can't make a decision." Prtpared by Assistant Directorof Personnel e!ams a higher salary than a dire:*or. "Nincipals arp managemenL" Sinis isuldeti. We Ernie Cowley, the new index scale would 1lo I in "1ed, frankly," Fca er said L'9t11 should put this before the m all asi group. - 11011 1 BLOND: E - . I I WI4A1 DiD FATHEAD ... 84JT) ( YOU CALL L MEANT IT '-. ME lNANICE WAY WATC4 WHAT 'IOLJ'RE DOING.-f u - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsnn.sr ,. ( FATHEAD! j))~,—'-1 % ' ' The new index ups the top salary for assistant relations to the next higher step. superintendents from $21,840 a year to $24,024. Top The promotions would mean about a $3,000 a pay in other counties is 125,861, according to year pay hike. Cowley. Under the new index, the county's 36 principals A director's pay goes from a high of P.3,9V_ to would earn a two per cent increase each year untH $22,776, d salary which Layer said is equiv alent or they top out at the end offive years. ... . - - Vihlen Wants Ellis To Fill Simcoe's Posts 1 - ARCHIE W,k1N (W' Seminole County Commission recommended permanently appointment. Ellis hi-i served Vihlen said Ellis would "in- the County Commission office Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. today appointing Ellis to the direc- as intergovernmental coor- formally" assume the two 11cr leaving caused a volley of 'sought a consensus from board Inc-ship and to the interim ad- dinator for the county for op. duties on Monday, If the memos cornbetween members on his recoin- ministrative assistant's post. proximately one year. ('ommi.sslon members approve missioners, particularly John S mendation to appoint in- The interim appointment would Vihien recommended Ellis the appointments. and harry Kimbrough tergo%errimental coordinator be for an undecided" period of move Into Simcoe's office Vihlen said Simcoe has Kwiatkowski on the Issue Bb Ellis as the count s ad time. he said tomorrow and for the Corn agru'd to meet with Elks to K i in b r o u g h b a m e d mtnsstratIe assistant and Flit., and Vihlen met late mission to take official action review the job luties Kwiatkowski for Sirncoe s administrative services sesterday afternoon, when Ellis on the appointments Tuesday Simeoc is resigning because res natiori, but Kwiatkowski director. '4P.3 he agreed to the double during its regular meeting of what she calls "pressures" In denies he force d ht r to lea Ve. If approved, Ellis will fill the two positions held by Betty • I i • r r who is resigning h k Friday. Simcoe is transfering to the manpower coordinators By BOB I ..OYI) hart was the plaintiff in a class action The suit alleges failure to thke vepj to Herald Staff Writer lawsuit against Polk earlier this month the jail population to segi 'gate rcdt.ce Vihlen In a memo to board seeking an injunction to prevent 23 In ju'.eiule izrim fromadult fro adult innuit s, to members, yesterday afternoon mates being housed temporarily in Jails inereise s'curity and searches fter A Winter Park man has filed suit in in surrounding counties font being prior acts cit rson by Inmates aol to circuit court here against Seminole returned to the St minole facility nce it re Ui P.' flammable bedding and aed County. Sheriff John Polk and an in r paired IS cliithts after fumes prior to June q surance company seeking damages for injuries he allegedly suffered in the June In the latest suit, Hart alleges that (hi! 'The ut aIc, charges the local clue u ., Around The (lock IA 9 county jail fire that killed 11 men county and Polk knew, prior to the Jtne 9 failed to adeqiatt'ly institute sif.' y Bridge 611 fatal f.re that the jail was us ercrosid'd prci e it t km ft eerng prisoners in 'h ' Joseph Robert Ilart, 19. in the civil Calendar 5A and that overcrowding tendea to false event ol smoke and fire" and tu tion filed by Orlando ntlorney M Comics B tensions of inmates and that inmates the adequately train jail personnel in 3atety White Jr.,is asking in excess of $2 (TOSS'.. orcl 411 could reasonably be to give expected procedures. a ml charging ' c iarg ng the defendants Editorial IA (.dIfldl,(S sent to hostile aggression by starting with negligence. Dear Abb). ....... No date has been set for a hearing on 7A fires in the jail. the hart suit Dr. Lamb 411 hart is presently in custody, pending a Tt'e action, assigned to Circuit bun Horiscop 411 pre sentence ii'. estlgatlon, following his Jude Tom Waddell Jr for a Jury trial, Polk has also been named as defendant Hospital 5A conviction last week by a jury' on charges charges that the county and Polk were in civil actions seeking several million Obituaries 5,% of breaking and entering with intent to negligent in (ailing to take pre('iUtiORS to dollars in damages for relatives of men Sports comimt a misdemeanor and larceny of a protect the health and welfare of Hart who died of smoke inhalation in the jail / Television - 48 firearm. while he was in the jail Women 7A . - r—., - c,o VOL) P0 THE Ct.EAJL1P I \ -- RI6HT - I WOL1LD,' PIPN'T I V / - - ;?'-.±.:., , THAT 51a CLQWN YOL.'P ________ THINV WE WERE SOME ____ KiPJ OF MAR.RIEc7 IA.INE COUPLE! TAUcNGA.'iF IT MY DUTY '' TOCOTHE / AMP WHRT AM I 5UPPO5EP TO I U5 FOR AN AUTOMATIC)I5HHER T .,. M/ *VA?405 7 ' - by Howie Schn.icj,, T tJa KID çk.*j 0 7o r s - AS P (\— MISARRIAC,E' - - W JIfl( ' IT S ALWAYS ' ) &>_,J~ 4 FRANK AND iihisr £ C Ji( r-A !t7 ytsligDAy RCIVtD A 1, ' — . 41 AL •• ': i ç ." 19 OF THIM fiS1D. I TW Ipt Ji ' " - _____ ._j 4, 'I'\\ - '(s.., '\ '' ' , - .? .' 1 \ . IL I — \ '4l '' 54i '' 'v. _,-...,.., I ' 1 , ,, , • r I_ . - LJ - method of catching a Frisbee, but the exercise is obIously good for keeping young girls slim and trim MIchelle, 12, who thea at ISOS 'aiemn'Li St., Sanford, Is one of the many youngsters taking ads antage of Sanford It,-creation Department's Summer Playground program. tflerald photo by Gordoa Williamson) new ' OR THROUGH? - . ','si-." ' •..c ."-. - Knowles Memo Draws Fire From Building Forum Committee SHORT RIBS r - - 1-211 11!iI1.1F I tT 1' . I, .- TODAY /I(FPI5T - VVinter Park Man Sues SnerITT Jo n Pol 1. MAP - by Frank Hill \ HAND OVER tX)'? VWA8t_C4. _,- ( NOT UMTIL KISS ME,64519 "*'u vesterday's high $1. 0,,,, night low 70. By GLENN Mc(ASLAND through The memo, from &infOrdCity increasing frequency. The Partly cloudy Ilis remarks were ma July 9 some relief front all the Knowles said the committee revenue bonds for utility urn Herald Staff Writer tomorro,A. Chance of thunSlanagee Warren "Pete" dangerous thing is that we are communication to Building restrictions which goverrunent has failed to recognize the costs provements due to the new Knowles, was read by the live- more and more willing to ac- Official dt'rshowers, mainly during the Braceland places upon us, we are cast In of utility connections when it growth that would be charged Bill afternoons. Ilighs In the upper Sanford Building Forum member committee as the cept this philosophy as a reviewing the Building Fomm's the role of complaineri. suggests elimination of the fee. to all users rather than fliose 8Os and low )s.lMwsinthe low committeemen today took housing fact-finding group natural way of life. The result work of the past four months. "I don't know why Mr. "Secondly, the proposal is requiring the improvements, and mid"Ns. Variable %Inds 5 to ex(eption to i, memortinclum wound tip its investigation of brings about the socialistic The remark caused concern Knowles has issued this menio, WsM on requiring the other "Fourth, I believe the their findings city building codes, 10 mph. gusty near thumi' calling governmental form i1i many from the committee mnem- The committee was organized, utility users to subsidize utility cwnmittee dues not realize the "The easy way to travel.varying degrees. I deplore bership with J. Bralley Odham I thought, because of corn- connections by higher rates due City of Sanford utility operation dershowers. Rain probability 40 "socialistic" In part, where they call for city action to cit today is to let the government seeing requests for a govern- telling the group. "This points ptaints on housing which the to connection costs being is a separate entity with a per real thirough tomorrow. Complete details and lideb utility connection fees for low take cart' of It, in all the corners imient 10 subsidize a little here; a out what I've said before. When city wanted looked into and eliminated," the memo read. separate budget supported only cost housing. of our lives, we see this with little there," Knowles said, are on Pug.' S-A. people look into a way to find solved." he said, "Thirdly, it will require iContinurd On Page 2-As ... . S - ..s p..... • . . - • . , ,• . - . - , • - . ' : . ' ', ............ .' -----#-.-., . 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The by-lawsu .-re rrelp,ared in an effu;t ~j provide b str ictur.! through w-hieh the DRA can function In an active aid u'derl with him Pelley said "mutup.1 cowsent" manner, according to Sara Jacobson, member of the DBA Boara Is required before a mediator is of Directors cf I ec Ile DBA's 30-plus membership consists abnost entirely of merchants. Jacobson says, and efforts are being made to involve ~~_M -M- ~, -P =) ~~_~~ __ t_ said. more property owners in an attempt to meet and resolve the a But Steve Hosenthai. SEA's pe 4. If so they are not the concern of lotull-year-old Deouns Murray of chief spokesman at the Every downtown property owner and merchant is urged to 6 Kirgainin4 table, said the two ccoperate by attending the ineeting, joining the DBA and actt% el from ti er strenuous play at si ) Herald I hotograptx r .or 011 teams have developed u participating in its r"orgamz.ation. Jacobson said Williamson happened on the scene and caught young Sliss .. philosophical difference" Following the discussion, P vote will be taken among the o s M urra y I n s,h!ch, he says, a mediator with membership an the atkçtion of the by-Iws. ' ' ' - .. 43 * 11I __ ? _: 4~~D ~ ,%-* _ - C " 1 !F,j4~`iiw- -.4 ll ' "- ' - ' -'- ''-' -_ - -.. '!' "I! r zi '*'' ',-' - % '1 '\t -4 - ,.. ~ 16 %A . . 0, ~, rA& = q,* -1 -, ), 11 ,.. , ,- . , ~ 'i , ~ -- 1~ V_13t~ _'i~6C !!0~ --A-SP_ 6-2 -_ v ~71~~ V. - --_ 14, ,--,IT , lr,Tf;lf~f_~_11~_M_11= _ - --- - - .! Astronauts Thonris P SLII1 'Pt I (ENTF U, Houston While the Soyuz cosrno- ford an(e I). Brand and Don- M' space program for this mission (Ia) tiid the i 0' tII ii aUt I hur', in Mosel Tile cosmonauts were flown Soyuz landed in the barren to the nearby Baikonur Cosmodrome, their launching base, for-11" the astronauts about a 'et Kazakhstan. We .%londay night "touchdown'' stirring up a giant claud of ditst where Kubasov reported, - 0 1 11 . I : cooperatien between the world's two most werful no — two s Homecoming . of whith were flown phase of the lnterna,tional flight whi chI cou ld P in tin Un Si I ;,s its bratking rockets willieu jikit before tcuchdown. lim . . but it's inore fortunate to the splashdown parties that al. WHYS follow .--LVCtMfU1 Aineri. e televis,&J li%c arourA the rl~turn home. to earth." can flights. world, anl first for the SoNews conferences are slets who removed much of the plarned bs both crews Snrrs can'! JII1fl the sIt r ' from their - Vc 'r I) i tut, from I ri it \% dnt mlii tilt r t ff rd .11 - _____ 1 — I -'V' F_ i — w-1 th three months to orbit t "unbiased" viewpoint . ~__ Ttx. Soy-ta crew returned to tirll but In excellent physical showing that projected revenLe was -well ahead" of ex- earth Mionday after six dayb in condition after completing their I an accept an outside ma&tor sa\ tw, - sVe don't have tit meet tile title set Friday. The nauts celebrate their safe re- ald K. Slayton are sta)ing up an authority puretinsel the Queen turn to earth, the American its- extra three days, taking adlast week (luring an auction tronauts -it AIx)Il0 conduct ex- vantage Ill Id by Ill#-, Seminole County periments today and lo4* ahead orNt capability to obtain sciento their own splashdown parties tific data. riff's Department. Cosmonauts Alexel Leoliov 1(yan presented an apAuted after their homec,oming Thurs- I Files For Mediator Apollo Crew Looks Forward To with the actual L"gal turnover of t SEA pose -_-. - wjs now in the Port's hands tations take two months to prepare, using information from a recent 24-hour traffic co urt at the railroad crossing and figures from two - - testing. Fuller said Seaboard Coast Line officials had been contacted by mail two wee ks ago and that DOT had received a letter acknowledging the data request, but no information has been Wed by the railroad. Fuller said the justification report would . A hlarr Petles, the boards the proposed set of by laws Is to be discussed ata meeting of . _-Ii- -~ -- be reached on ~lchedule, soine 45 d,ays 110W. 11yan to!d the Ward that all of for federal funding later into the projecl the 7 05-page, contract proposal 'rL - I Mo. Oil 1'. rminals Inc., cx filled with water situation." - - "' ,., . A~ _ his beenii finished Workers are currently sandblasting the inside of several tzinks while the two largest tanks have been said. "This will open the way for us to discuss "-I In Seminole astinr "We want to know about passenger service and things like this," Fuller said. "Plans for extensive use of the crossing by the railroad would. of course, affect the overpass = ." .- r cent coni. plele with its turnover to &Iv- I ire on Pao, ... --- , - th po rt wus 60 46 a - with both firms to ensure ation of Ojvi.iw ia lhty have the right to hue should be able to soI e and fire We don t,' Rosenthal Either side ma ask for said But Pelle) maintains 4`4 . Tile Semino e -I' ucat on inediator, but guidehnes also grievance procedures are a Association (SEA) today filed say mutual consent is required --two-way street" and should be papers with the F 'orida Public before a mediator s decision Is a vailable to both sides Relations Ccmrnus.sion tPFRC) binding Fxcept for the last eight lines requesting a mediator to try to The latest SEA proposal gives the four-step grievance resohe the SF A s much the board the right to griese procedure has been acepted contested griesance procedure ag ainst SEA, but disallows the b) both factions. Pelley s two• The Issue centers on whether dispute to go to arbitration waystreet proposal is con the School Board would be unless both sides agree tainedrn those list eight lines allowed to grieve against the r . lot aj'uin "'The endorsement is a resolution similar to the one pl by the Seminole County Commission and the City of Sanford," Fuller B EDPRICKF Herald Staff %S nkr - ' - Ik4tUuuU tt% crossing arei. On Grievanc%e Procedure .7_1_ __ __:~_ ~ ~. 11 1,Q~l 111 , _ -- I " Fr, 4 - S014 Myr was fit-milly 4t%r.rnPt* rs ft'I!!O QUeiOI ts 0 - i report to the Federal Highway Adminitratlr• nd the Florida C-ongr'is1 dele aliofl jar thaw btM.l cotees ..- Ir 111_~__ - - 'in Around tile ('Im k p_11 SHOAT RIBS i__:: -. - -- I 8 H 114 i —a- fol I\- - - - . I .. . . %, "'l I I 'A I %~ -- I - \ I • ' . I - TODAY M , r . / .'1llllllllllllllll lllllllll-_ , - . ,, J 01 *, ~.) (1111,~l . . ability -- %%ere talking with Jim ............I,....~ - __________l_ .!, ~ 11 I a V I ._ / f.i - (ur'h which Inc cc Ciw P:cj ( - t _) rt , ' Tts Is still iq the talking SLI ge, so w t. w 0,11(1 rat her not > wIHIII The at;thurit~ wa5 t0d that ! 5RCAK q'r RJTATO C-4iP, L by 24 Th"09 t7 wtiidu would .iuthunt) thu r' presenUitisei 0. .1(~ l . ii — I _______________________________ T .-' ___________ ~i .A IMT" _J - . - --- rted to llo! 1~ / ______ I'f proposed plant .I _______ meetings ) .,=, I -.., - ~ _! being made to ,assist Johnson OKAY... NOT!50 FASTS 1 , 11 ~ , ~ ~ ' Epr YOUR APOL06Y RE ~, I i . .,_ ~.__1: 1 - I . a s -.-- ::: _. • , --__ - i —.' 1I "%'us.us - " ' If - C) ~ A ' ._. im - * "'- 1. I WA5 MERELY OFFERIN6 YOU Til 05E OF W moT ANP MY COT.BUT IF VOU PREFER 5LEEPINL A _o_' - officials last wet in with the council's citizens, advisory and policy proposed based in Chicago and has been plant for Johnson Metal in operation for some turn Fabricators and Manufac% Should both Johnson Metal turing ltd and in established l'abriuitors and the feed null feed mill company's nterest In locate at the port the number of constructing a null next to the acti ve in d ustries at the port ports slip would increase to six, Dolgner Dennis l)ulgner told the 'said - ' I submit the I repaired Seminole County Jail this week and consider a 14-point more than $80,000 for Installing the tmproements He Askew minimum fire protection package as one of the final steps in said the board will have three options from which to draw the Among the leng th y parade of returning county prisoners to the fire-damaged facility, money federal revenue sharing funds, county contingency Witnesses before tile jury in the ne jail was extensively damaged in a June 9 fire in which 10 money, or the old county courthouse capital outlay budget. jail probe were five Seminole irunates and a jailer died. In a worksle -ssion yesterday, coffmiLmioners met with members County Commissioners, Sheriff County Commission Chaimian Sid Viblen Jr. said this morning of the stud) committee sheriff' s department personnel, SanJohn Polk, jailers and ad. he was "awaiting word" when Robat Johnson, chief fire ford Fire Departm,ent officials, Sanford budding officials, county ministrative personnel, atvestigator with the state office, plans to visit the county. fire department personnel and the county fire inspector. torneys involved in a 1974 Yesterday, after meeting with the fire safety study committee, Viblen said by caft in the buflding officials and all fire circuit judges' probe of county Vihlen contacted Johnson and requested he come to the county agencies, we county is maiwisure the count) has no liability Jail conditions, city and county W ed nesda y, Thursday or Friday. fire department personnel and Vitilen says if Johnson approves the 14-point plan- the com- when the prisoners are moved back in." tt'smu fire safety requirements for reopening the jail (Continued on Page 2-A) (Continued on Page 2-A) reports conerning - said. "Once all this is gathered. we wi1l Jul week fire probe there has been lation that the probe public need for theI fZX" 1r"*` "I - I -_ - - .- ) At the same time. Henry. Fuller, DOT Fuller said Le ECFRPC endorsement was gained FORGOT "E r y/ ~v ~ HAAPCwE " "We will also use some information from the Nat1i'naI Safety Council in developing road users' costs at the crossing now," Fuller given fnillowing ,hree presentatiow by DOT uthorit) port Count) ground list i SU)IA i night during a intuing 1,1 dat I for Road 46, west of Sanford, the Department of Trar.sportation (DOT) announced today, report might be sealed and sent about industries at the Seminole establisWrig a plant at the port k .r 12-hour tests made in 1973 by County Engineer Bill Bush. - the County CornmL-wim next wed wffl corWder proviftg to the office of Gov. Reubin . 6 — Q!~X 0 .~. I I -.- Ill D :" by Crooks & Lisw,,nc. gDEA, I I I Z'Mr7 k- 4D CAPTAIN EASY ø.1 ~ J by Bob Montana -- law, is secret but during the six- Jail - Awaited Of Two Industries De ai Pans J I 111 ________________ ' " T' —_:i:__ \ - WITI.4 t"1' . 1) L_ %vOu SAID 'LET GO OF *E!1_6~0 I pip 0 I .~ ! OWJ _ r (..E .p - TO MAKE 'THaS BOAT ME' lop \\ AcApc'Acp(T- YOU BIZL)Tr-: WHAVO THE or5LE l1r-- H C)ll irl H0LJr .') - 1 iNVENTED BR4KEb 5s0 T'JJG44T 'ç i - DOES T-4E FACE COME ~ ARCHIE NATIVE-5 volved. Grand jury testimony, Sanford office. - ...•'fl --- " aVi9r - ( / ~ 4itP I -_ Ii -L \1 I JCC . .. The East Central Florida Regional Planning Council I E(,'FRPC) has endorsed a corridor studies engineer, said a grade separation justification report i being written by his department bhuwtm i cust - i I _-NIll - _; i ; J ' %..17 0 01 _______________________________________ 't- . - ~ - COME I'LL ' WITH SHOW ME' 'rtXJ WAVY - by Dick _r . 1 'YOU C 0 1.1 - r' '. - IF 0JL1 I — ~l 0 ,~1 9 , IA., 11,1!!; i %01 W .4::.,:~11 1 — 1 ..!_;:..;l .- .I I_ .1 - ' I low- . .A - goes proposedrafiroadoverpass required ____ W ~/ . 1 ."- - WA'!'? i-lAiR' . - . i __ - - .- - -- i SR46 Railroad Overpass - - PRISCILLAIC ' , • . _____ . , ,,;-- ,,,i%.l /Zial,A ,- I DON'T e(p' W14l WRONG WIT)-4 ME. _____ - , J years servl said there was no . A --- - months until she can retire from the count) with 10 I. i A State Fire Marshal's official is expected to irispect the , ,, ! P l ann ng State Inspection d rvt : a , ___ I r_ - - ~ - -~__ ---_~~i-_ 7- -, ,... -I I U en r " '. .,- I - BUMSi EAD! wHy AREN%r vw I - \ "4' ,/ . J - i R4W.l , / - -'.,. rAl WE'P 1'fER L-EAP IHE HORSES TH1)L)&H THIS F1AIRlE PO&1bWN...114Y M161ff S1'P IN A HOLE. I -I ; _____ Siml who says she hals her - . • e TUMBLEWEEDS - _____ office, Investigator Jack Fulenwider. in Br v rd County. Florida law allow5 a judge jurors were assembled, but had It was not immediately While the nature of Staley's to order a grand jury report not gone into official session determined if the grand jury illness, was not Imm ediateI y withheld from the PU blic untfl Tile Senunole County (;rand because Asst. State Attorney would go into its final ses-vion kncwn, he had contmented to a persons or agencies criticized Jury investigating the June 9 Bill Staley had been taken to today under the guidance of Herald reporlter yesterday that in the report have a chance to fire of the county jail that killed Se.11iinole Memorial Hospital Herring, who was reportedly in he was "almost exhausted" reply. Ilie law also provides 10 es and on:jai jailer Was emergency room for treatment the courthouse. e1att from the extra load put on him that the court y expunge d thLi morning by the o an undisclosed I ness Herring nnrmiilly spends by handling the grand jury portions of a grand jury report em rgencyhospitalizationo an State Attorney Abbott Tuesdays and Fridays in investigation plus the regular upon proper motion' by at. attorney I leffing's office said Staley was Sanford anti the other (Lays assistant state of duties of heading lierring's tol for the persons ine ire probe . s,eauIn., U ta k to the hospital by Chief the week at his Titusville office , I . I - I 1 / 1 I I'll. " - _____ . t S I - ) - .• U f47.FitV11 ttz , -`F _____ _____ k,-. M I A/ /--,*I / A . ~~ __ _!~-_l ~~~_ ~~ I. 1, , ,h ,< ( 0 __ 7--- 6 PJLI iIsaz A.t'7 /i4' MZ.4IN4kJY51E- C 'Wv 4'i'O'i Efl.. £I45 b'v Mt 77 J4j 1I =W at ,1 thiAT / t,tw 7( 4A __- ; . I __ ti~~ .,. =44. ~, ,~ ~ ) IWEW. RR )4 iK4!/e fly 4Tcf'*W iW)W J IiZXIIT P1 71 /t4P A • A'64A( . kf COLLE69 r FINAL EXAM ____ letter " early P/P r E" 7ra 'TWE STUDENTS ARE SEEKING 'vi dw - = - by Larry Lewis '4A TO HAVE AN APPOINTMENT _________________ Kwiat kowsk i said later 'particular" instance which says she will serve as a simc-ol yesterday he was not trying to initlated her transfer. : Secretary 111. "Mrs. Sirncoe does not drive Simcoe out of the office, -With the pressure in this She his doubled since March qualif) .idrninlstrathely nor but that the job requirements parucularofficelma> not have • as Administrative Services by experience to be a count) which she met several bears lasted three months,' she said go M&MIMM11=111 Director, BETTY SIMCOE administrator. I personally ago, have shown so that she yesterday. She said she had Kimbrough's attack came in cannot justify spending $15,000 may not be able to meet them heard about the memos ciroffice." eek and crews this morning were using chain saws to cut trees a memo to Kwiatkowski of the taxpayer's money for a today. culating in the office, but had Her departure from the yesterday in reply to a July 17 glorified secretary regardless In the path of the new bridge righk)f•way. Above, Johnny After Simcoe's requests, the not read an of them. Kwiatkowski position of administrative Alexander, party i'hlef of the surveyors, surveys rlghtsof'way memo from Kwiatkowski to th e of whose political favorite she board last week decided to split She said assistant leaves cmm1sslonrs board in which he described is," Kwiatkowski states, leading to the new bridge site. Worke rs have clea re d about o ne the administrative and "doesn't know" what on minus to provide Simcoe as being unable to mileuf trees and underbrushwithsawsandbulldozern since In his reply, Kiinbrough said: administrative assistant in the operation of the inner-office coordination, handle the double position. ki rs ability applications or (Coatinued on Page does not spend enough time in I . I ___________ ____ — unfortunate loss of a vital nirig office Monda), where she one exception That exception is 11, I 11%, I ( - ~At_;17_ mmir,, 'a I ' penned services CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -1 . . I-- I 1.I qw% , office to the Mimpower Plan- recormendations to a "T" with existence rniserablic." 1 - (-" J" / __ I ~ ~ - 1 I t• perform in any position to munty government is sli milar to a the Count) Commission central sultant L H Underwood's personal effort to ni' _____ .0 administrative services position this morning. Bob - personally cannot justify spendin I Assistant Betty Simcoe be,cause brough of what Ile termed (,ailing Simcoe, Kimbrough's K%vi,atko--%sk - I'. s -Iwnwnal cf- "politic il favorite." forts to inake tier existence Kwia me metno says the county has transferring from con YCO 1"TED 000NESBURY _ BIasted Switch transfer of Adrnlnlstrati%e I CONTINUES 4 Job e $15,000 of the taxpayer"s money for a Ellis, intergovernmental County Con; Smnol nat glorified secf less os inissioner John blamed Commissioner harry political favorite she is." wit .onunissoner ic ,iiams KIatkowski for the job —Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski yesterd> -sa)lng hefelt left i 4,0~ / r ___________________________ mco B)MICKL.00IIItLD(1F., er In r itt ~lll some ten ninutes later South t8resting questions will be has lost his two trump tncks used in this column and Jim: "The ten minutes elaps. writers will receive copies of ed at the end is typical. Ile JACOBY MODERN.) ? - _4 1 h j Commissioners Exchange Memos 1".I I "Why do the still my. West follows with the / ! I . leads alov trump toward durn 1~~ J I'' i South (9JT THAT Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents . Jim: "(),I many occasions we have 01scussed the sli&ht extra miteri.il difference in thf chance that the real expert score They incan little it, cut,. gives himself when it is there." tract. but the public are used to Oswald: "in the ordinary them and they add a little spice bridge game loses little to rubber bn fe On the other or no time in finding a way to hand. they have no mispla) the trump Heins In duplicate and ha'e been the club lead and Promptly eliminated for some time. by Art Son FIVE F ~F . B OsuldtJamesiacob) THE BORN LOSER 'W Ps Ili" 2 ' 67th Year No 287-Tuesday, July 22, 1975 ,t;a South Eiii A - _ 11 I . U. - - sp irnPattric two. West could do no better than take his ace. ____ i-' ,' — A Q6 (Opening 2 _____ _________________ L.ç CAN Pass I_ A I- - trumps in the West hand." Oswald: "'nat way would be l ____ ~, .- I' SOL71110 A Q 64 32 Nor th Well ______ _______ ____ II1}ITCIliii East held all four trumps & AK lkth%ulnerlble DR,w,, iT BE,* GEMS? ) GLASSES OF WXTET, PLEASE! 1. . , VQI05 0 ii', , 9 01 . , . Oswald: 'A Iitt e thought before hading to trick two would show South that his slam • ; Of ~--__ ~ __ -_______~ - 't . . starts to think when the time Fast *kJ:: VA 861 / ALLEY by Dick Tumor ----' ='VE- ' =E' -i --- Z St'E. F' 9y=V'_=r'.;JE? - '. - T FE! F'VE!.1_ EEE EtE'V'=EF'''V ,f''.'V' Er 31!! fl.Er' = 'V' -'!' F -- --,-'! t!EE,EE3 - 'V -'.! = t'.E35- !fl'V !E,-3S'E' 'Vfl3'fl-'V,,!!-'V - -'VtV'=E - -- - -V''," -- ----- --- - -- --' F C F --- - - --------- - -- ---------- - - ..------------- F-- :=? , F , - - - -;' - - - V .5 - 5 - �- r -- ZA—Evening - l Hera d, Sa -: - - nford, FL County T. I employes th e The deasion to hold Ue building mainteclance super maintenance division of the election was made during the visor, said there are 47 emDe partment of Administntii'e weekend, eliminating a ..zaring ployes in the maintenance Services will vote in early Ste&ledyesterday before the division, four of which are August whether they want to Florida Public Employes classified as managerial and have union representation in Relations Commission will not be allowed to collective bargaining with the IPERC). election. in county, Commissioner John ough Kitibrough. commission liatsononuniondealings,saidif e election, to deci if e Th de th the maintenance emplo)es vote Kimbr said yesterday. passed resolution stating the e Stalled Jury • •1 - -. •'' ç• - ! - ----- . a - o C rn- - -- ..' . - --.:: -' '-.- .' "-• .'-'"" - -. - -- 'f. - ---, - - ..' - - - - • .. -. -. .--- sheets" regarding unions county employes. A July 18 "fact St in forms ti employes that dunn - ' - - - LAXATION : Alley directly behind Trailways Has Statlois, between 2nd and 3rd stts perwxis from the jail in a W mmute effort after the Dow fire not be eligible for increases in courdy and state as Inbenefits or pay raises. broke out. vestig?tors. be Rpresentatives of Alley's he T grand jury is lieved t Officials said the mattress firm have been meeting with fire that filled the smirid-floor have studied tape r ordings ss county department h Count) Commi ion meetings *1 ndjacent t Polk emnplo)eS answering questions courthouse wi th dense, acrid sou January in which ght funding for $1,140 in smoke was started by a Would you Like to have this eyesore as your next door neighbor7 We think not and feel It should be spruced up at once. This eyesore is in Ur beart of Sanford and does nothing to Iniporve the community's Image to any out-of-owner who might be driving through or visiting the area. a eo In your n bo ' Help call aItetiou to it and participate cleaning up your neighborhood. Write EYESORE, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box , Sanford. Fla., 3T7l. _ repairs , At one meeting Polk's request The youth. 16-year-old Ray was called irresponsible by McCall. was among the 10 in- Commissioner Dick Williams. mates who died of sino&e A number of civil lawsuits inhalation as rescue workers have been filed by relatives of and firemen evacuated 63 inmates who died inthe fire. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Coast Guard Seeks Help In Fight Against Oil Slick MIAMI (AP) - - The Coast Guard Is calling for rein- sandy beaches and fragile caid reds of the FlorWia Keys. coast Ouard spckDfl iweed thê.stimete of the size late Monday andtid for dean-up Jrg Irvin Eliz.abeth Qty, N.C., aJxg with specialists to operate it. Homes, Businesses Robbed County Thefts Net Total Of a suit $52OO ____ against rr'rieywiUbeu 'tOPuraia.v he utility. Seminole County over the t purchase Indian Hills Hills Utthties and of However, the city attorney warred that the ci ty's "option city Attorney Ken McIi.'osh ii' sell bonds will be null and told the Qt) Council last fligui void" if negotiations with the Supreire Court will be In General Waterworks should fall recess during the month of through. August but city offi cials could Councilman John '..acco, expectadeclslonslaortlyafter .. ., absent froin last night's protested t he 12 The way for the formal was paved last week million bond sale because of an he en U Supreme Court ruled extra insurance cost of about against a county motion to $OOO tacked on oy Hennan. But McIntosh told the council by dismiss the appeal filed Consumer Cae1berry. that the burids won't be Insured The court's action ended the county's eff ort to block the is received. roc Orig. S 79 until the money from their sale - .. -- - --- ... ------ ----- - ________________ Gurney Prosecutors To Close TAMPA (AP) Prosecutors estimated they would need four bows today for closing arguments in the V-week.nid trial of former Republican Sen. J. Gurney and three others. - . - DUL WL LU1)VY5 101 each aeerxiam wui jj allowed defense summations, it is expected to be several days before the jury gets the case and begins verdict Harris Dittinr, Gurney's attorney, saM he would need three to six hours for his argument. Other defense attorneys did not specify bow long they would take, C Economic uftty, No. 1341, Early Americab plaid sofa...... Orig. $299 NOW Simcoe Top Flor ida Department of development projects which and SCIDA to assist in Commerce nil icials win meet might assist Sanford and providing "new ideas and Inwi th a s-tJ of Sanf ord Seminole County," Hornet said. put" Into industrial growth and Seminole County business "At the same time, it will loca lly. and industrial leaders July 30 provide Mr. Daniel a chance to All members of the chamber to discuss economic growth in meet a lot of our business and have been Invited, Hornet said, . .A...4.4.,t ..i.. . . UPJUJ1 imi Fm. MuIWuIJ. dJUIJ WIUJ major C*ISU)3$ aiia . ....._ 7 $ 199 . Job Switch Blasted ,, - -- , (OSLUDOO C rUin rageIA) The meeting will be held at 8:30 a.in, at the Greater Simi- *lo. 1201 Print sofa Orig. $349 No. 5371, Print Sofa Orig. S2 No. 4191, Solid sofa Orig. $369 NOW - $ NOW 1 199 - euuuriy - - Paving, Other Needs Detai l ed Direc tors of Semi nole be tween for governmental Community Action (SCA) last agencies agencies whoseservices ttp night heard reports citing the needed by residents of various - ri - 7 7717Y. r 53 I: Li No. 99 No, 2105, Cocktail table, Orig. $109 - NOW 69 NOW 69 $ King size set , . -. 189 249 4 nano - NOW sis 4 No, bar NOW set. 3-pc. 5-piece Lv- $ 8860 149 game table set. -- --.--r-,aiim - - none no%@ 11 ! I " - TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES '% frl'it a Orig. $515 Orig. lO9.9S.ledilet ranean style chest with oak finish over selected solids tInS cedar veneer lining for fragrant F4 scent and lasting protection Tight sealing lid with lock and key. A Contemporary $399 style chest No. 4197 Orig. 109.95, 1.41726 Sale $59 No. 8561 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Ciniti NOW ( *Bamboo styling Orig. $199 -4 No. 4198 - tea-%tlatind maturity Of each Issue 0(A*la ndlng) 18 lb. or 14 lb. - - washer. - 3-cycle electric Your choke -,..'' .1.1a. .i• ish•- d washer dryers. NOW ___-- ai I 1.1 I Il - i ),il $188 '--i I 119 ha: _ Orig. 189.95 y 14 lb. dryer / UI __ I i I _j188 Ong. -- 249.95 No. 4430 18 lb. electric dryer No. 4450, Orig. 219.95 NOW $119 [ No, 3441 bofton cycles for normal wash, sani.wash and rinse only. CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.. --- 2117, Coctail table, Orig. $119 69 $ NOW t - - - Queen 5 --- - j- $ 99 $109 69 99 $ Full size set size set ovv V - p - -.. . - Pa-serve for baddil3t Iosnonlo..n (setup - $ size set MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES - No. 2886, Hexagon commode, Orig. NOW special ' TOTAL L IABILIT IES Otner reserveson loani Pa-ierves on securities No. 2117, Cocktail table. Orig. I 3 0t? ..61-1 &1 -...................... IVI'suant to Internal $99 - - Twin ,cs under agreements to ratirchase ie Othir liabilities for borvo*,d money -----------------none Ifldtfjfl•55 .............................. noiw AttI'ptbn.cii eecvttd by or for account I .. .aM and oulliriImg Other llablI11;es - -................. ... ..... . . . . ... . .. .. N.3S2 10 -- 99 No 3023 - none - ..:. \ No. 1341 Depoalt'aofStaf.sandpoItsIcaIsubdlvlsin -------------1.775,55350 Deposits 01 for.4gn governments and (b) Total time and No. 3372 Print chair Orig $159 NOW $ ______________________________________ -------------------------------17.34401 FeqaI funds pirchased and securities No, 1342 Plaid chair Orig. $130 NOW I NOW 1199 e J -- 199 - $ 6.137.113 St -S 3.hI7.flOtS .-- - Horner said the meeting was industrial leaders of the Kimbrough said. Mrs. Simcoe need for street paving, areas. Outreacil wW also wwk EOu'ty capiffil,10141 $"X 161 a Joint effort by the chamber community, said all that Is needed for a drainage, public tranoportation with any community groups to FP Preferr ed stock, total p r value ford Chamber of Commerce compact tsezsl.hedepaztmenthead and other items from provide needed assistance tIl (Ni. S'%l' '5,tstntidlt1, i.nej coerecc rn itni will approval and she has that representatives of five coin- pr ojects, the board explained. S4'fO0O hosted jointly by the chamber (No th i.es iuPrla-d 50.000) -approval (rain Lois Martin, mwuities. Efforts to develop a budget (No, shares ojtstandi,, 50.000) and the Seminole County manpower coordinator. $,rp1 Meeting with the directors for the comlr.g year were Industrial Development ICoclinued From Page I-A) tJndvcdpiof,t -KimlighaMWi11i;i.aid *ere resIdents of Ovedü, also discussed at length last 1IS.32161 Authority SCIDA. Reserve for contingencIes and ha vebeenflledagainstsheriff Simcoe's leaving will be Georgetown, Midway, Gold- night and the monthly financial Morethan$ll4nililoninlaws other c,pftalr,sery,s SCIDA Director Jim Daniel John Polk by familie cI the dead and injiredprlsoneu. "disastrous" to the office shorn and Altamonte Springs. report was studied by board and Chamber Executive '°ne N The 14ixint plan includes imUllation of an autocutic wjoke operations. Kwiatkowski said who detailed what they con~ member& TCTAL CAP i'AL ACCOUNTS $15,321 61 Director Jack Hornet said the exhaust fan on the second floor of the jail, and Insta llation of he dii not know 'hat her " red the most urgent needs Director Julian Stenstrom TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES. AND breakfast meeting viii be at- ellwntnatcd exits, no exits and no entry signs on all doors In the leaving wodid mean. 'Corn. of each community. urged the SCA to consider CAPITAL ACCOUNTS tended by Joseph Hennsey, theriff's complex. 7,1C1.7?4 5& mL.sioner Mike lldttaway said additionstreetand adopting a budget report -- -director of Uit th1MU1I of The plan also called for training personnel in f ire drills &nd the present staff wil by 1.umm1 Economic Deve!cpment, l have MEMORANDA taa ff&FOWYI the clock Ond1Oor additional !ith anJ ..ailed on drafnz; needs. recreation Sanford City Commission in fac iunItycenter ilities and Fkrida Derartment of Corn- where prisoners at's confined. Comm ission Chilrman Sid by developing Its budget. His Aveva9, of total dtQesit% for the is nierct, and James Cuhlia'jn, Sanford Fire Chief George Harrlett said the only point omitted Vthlen Jr. to "pick u some of development were discussed caIer4erdaysenq*nhet, ------------------ l60010X chief of the Bureau of Inthplsn was the den ngo( the Jail's exit doors and corridors, the slack." ft community leaders wW suggution was referred to SCA Average 01 total toa ns for the 15 Treasurer Lester Reprow for aIer 4IYI ending with call dale ..................... Marketing Development, Hieft told commindon the state fire marshal d th ai ibers. 3.506.24100 eJ l ki's ul I? memo, board KwIa Unearned discount on instalment furt her stub. Division No. 3450 of Economic vould not full approval by the state office if the doors and which initiated the flurry of ca loans ISWIS4Id In total capital accounts ................ Two of three recently emDeveloxnent. Slandby letters 01 credit ., corridors are not widened. inner office etTOince nlnv..d fliit,.mah irnrlr.ra none 1WSSC, who was recently However, Haniett said that "if I didn't think It was a safer suggested the Commission reported on prowess made to I. F ra nk Dobion. Vice Priidtn? and Cathif. named head of the Di vision of place for confinement,Iwould tell you right now," 01 ft4, 1bOv *,,amedOrig. 249.95. Ourcompact cor1v t bank.00 Solemnl y affirm 9t., this rort of condflln again consider th crution of 'late in setting up offices In I$i,,e and corraci, fO Economic Development, and %rj,j tht best of my the wldezgng of the exi ts would be a major and the position of County urea, where they are at99 4 bilil washer is just 21" wide and leaturos Cullisoii &C to SIVYW &4de5 costly renovm,ti and Indicated he would req'iest Johnson to Correct—Atte I s t: Frank Dobun automatic wash, rinse and spin Rolli on Administrator, a niove whk,t, tempting to develop programs. HfftW.WHIIam% revea ling Florida's industrial waive the ruirernent , casters Snap coupler hooks up last has been discussed by the &irtrd l'our of six Ou treach wor ker, development and answer Coiissioner Dick Williams yecterday asked Harriett and but which only Kw'iatkowski are on duty in the county and to kitChen fauCet, fl() special plumbing ES Green IS EAL I questions concerning tie Polk what would hsve been the "probability" of the loss of Iii, in and VihIen support two more are to be employed XipulMtlOn growth. June 9jaiI fire had the tkiiatthet tinie, Kwiatkowski also suggested Staff of Florida. County of Siminote, st uq,, the SCA board learned, "The progra.n as to give our 'i don't think we can say anything would or would not have t ha t cnrr Mn Snnc' wants tn SWOM tO LAd Wbscr'tcd beth mt ttt,j 11th day of July. 1575. and I Revival of the Outreach local people a chance to hear hecabycertiflthatIamnosanol,lceror director ofthis bank any lives," Polk said. be rr!.ved of e &'.sble Job, program came af ter official My WenmIusion elpirsi Fibuary. W ISiS what the sta te is plannIng to do hlameU said t he refurbishing "should prevent things ircn the alternative of an ad- action of the SCA board in June M.arIn Griffin. Notary Public regarding i'i III istriaI happening that happened PvbtlSh July 72, 1175 nunistrator be 'pursued" The J'rogrRm will serveasago. DIP 1?) Jail Inspection Awaited -: . - -- l2o2 Tweed chair Orig. $179 NOW No. - Demand deposits of indhviduaIs, partnerA l ps. and cerporione ........ ....... .............. uea.seo oo Time and savinos dets 01 IndivIdults. partnierships and CO'ponitbons. ......................I.1$.,1241 -.- s.avingsd.poslts No. 618 Velvet chair Orig. $189 NOW - 11 Table clearance! 99 NOW No, 661 velvet chair, Orig. $219 LIABILITIES TOTAL DEPOSITS Total dimfliflddpollts - chairs $99 NOW Stripe chair, Orig. S147 C 7,1.271S4 off Icial insf"°' Depoa it' of COmerClaI bankS Certified and off cars' checks. etc 'Wrought iron set includes table and 4 *White enamel finish. Chair clearance ! Sof a clearance! RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES To Be Topic At Meeting .,............:-.. to illustration - - . Growth In Area Similar Orig. 159.99 Set includes table and two chairs. *Wrought iron construction, enamel finish, glass table top, -, - -- - N;h of group. NOW1O9 5167 on act epi mcii outstanding -----------------non Other assets (11am of "Other Assets) (includIng $4 direct lease linancing) ..................... iJali at of codefendant David continuance in the case today before Circuit Judge J. Charles Pierce, 20, 1415 W. 16th Bruce GIIOn, 1$, of Sorrento, yesterday until the week of William Woodson in the at- Si, are accused In connection and continued his trial to the Aug. 18 because of the death tempted robbery trial of an 11. with the June 18 holdup of week of Aug. 18. Friday of a state witness year-old Sanford man. Herbert A. Druedling, of Also docketed for trials this Sanford aim lab firearms Phillip Wayne Hamlin, 25?2 Altamonte Springs, at 16th week before Judge Woodson examiner William H, Rathjn Princeton, Sanford, is accused Street and Southwest Road, were Earl Ji'cob Menstet, 27, of 56, died of an apparent heart in connecticn with an incident Sanford. Colonial Heights, Va., on a attack in his auto. Rathman had June 6 at a drive4n grocery Druediing told police he was marijuana possession charge, been cheduled to testify as store at French Avenue and W. robbed of $16 at gunpoint by and 19-year-old Joseph hi, examination of weapons 25th Street in which a woman tiiree men and that be followed Williams, of Center Si, Mid. Inv'Ived in the Kiley case. __._ was urown againsi a counter In two of u by way, on two counts of breaking Ct% to Sources in State Attorney what police said was a Persimmon Avenue where and entering a motor vehicle. Abbott- Herring's office said strongarm robbery attempt. officers arrested Ruffin md Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of today that a list of cases in Two other Saniord men are Pierce. A juvenile was Islet Sanford, had beei scheduled for which Rathman examined scheduled for trial tomrcw in indicted for robbery in the case, tr ial lids week on a first-degree weapons and was to testify In 13 Judge Woodson's court on Trial is tentatively scheduled murder charge in connection being compiled and evidence in robbery charges. Lewis Ruffin. Thursday for Daniel Finwick with the June 7 rl1l slaying of the cases will be -examined Blauvelt, of Hose, N.Y., on a her husband, Thomas Kiley, 47, by other area firearms chargeofbuying,rceivjflgafl(j &.i their 3114 ttudder Circle examiners who will then be AVE ccalLAgstoen Th.! l'.)iT. used as WitrseSseS in be Cases court yesteiday severed the Judge Woodson rranted a as they come to trial, 5 pc. mesh dining $49 set. McIntosh also said city of. appeal from being heard by the llion ficials are checking into ur th e t and left $4 mi high co li th th e city $169,X0 worth of outstanding purchase In mbo. Bo and the county want to buy the developer agreements Involved two utilities, in the pc.rchase of General In other matters, McIntosh Waterworks. said the city's efforts to putHe said the city is "anxious to chase General Waterworks determine the number of lots Corp., a Winter Park-based and lines committed" b)' the utility with operations in Winter Park utility, TOTALASSETS 3 Pc, Bistro NOW $591 Legal Notice _____ ____ Testimony was scheduled 24, 1717 W. Seventh St., and trial Penney t By BOB LLOYD Deputy Marion Mathews resitence of Mrs. Elizabeth H. destroyed when they were Herald Staff Writer discovered the burglary while Hale, Sorrento Apartments, dragged across the paved Seminole sheriff's deputies on routine patrol early today. according to another report by parking lot at the shopping today were investigating a Thefts of $50 in boat Be- Poole. center. State la* He. 717 series of thefts and burglaries cessories were reported. Fred Deputy R.L. O'Dell reported CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF in which items valued at more L Monroe, 10 E. Second that Pauline Ngra, of 301 Sanford Man Jailed -me STATE BANK oF FOREST CITY" OP FOREST CITY CITY IN THE STATE OFFLORIDA than $5,200 were reported Street, Chuluota. told Deputy Holiday Ave., Forest City, AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIAIIIS taken. John I. Poole that fuel tanks, reported $210 in change w-ss Sanford police today were AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE $, tflS. Deputy David Duguid two batteries and a white taken from her residence. probing the reported theft of $70 ASSETS reported that a house at 105 canvas top were stolen from a Thieves attempted to steal in postage stamps from the Hollyhock Drive, Altamonte 16-foot boat parked In his yard. five,' 124ont aluminum boats state Division of Family Setand out frprn banks (Inch.sdiflq $ None Springs, was burglarized while Albert J. Cohen told Poole a from an outside display early vices office at 214 Oak Ave. CSSIN unmsteddbIts) resident was away and nine-horsepower outboard today at the Woolco Depart- Mrs. Sarah Gibson told U.S. Tresury securities --- ---------- S 1.176.296.I8 Obligations of Federal Financing Bank items valued at $2,700 inchaling motor, valued at $600, was meat Store, 1403 E. Semoran pstrolman Ray Bronson that a 30-caliber M-1 carbine, removed from a boat in the Boulevard, Casselberry, the missing stamps included soo TøaIOt,nn2l8l&bH -------------------------I.17L.liS$I cameras, silverware, stereo parking lot at Society Park deputies said, but Instead 10-cent stamps and two rolls of Obligat ions of Other U.S. G*,if'flmint and co.'porato.n none equipment and a color Apartments, SR-436, Fern destroyed the boats which had 100 stamps, acrding to po li ce obIIgs,Iof States and poHflcai wbdIvisIone ............ non. television taken Park. been chained together. reports. On,r secuvtts (inciding $ None At Sanford, deputies said, C0rp0'i?eUO(ki) - -- -.''. Deputy David Duguid n°n' A 23-year-old Sanford man burglars entered Lewis Sales Bonsai Plants Taken reported that an older model was jailed on a New Mexico TradInaccountwcurities Fedat fund so'd and securites purchased service, on country Club green ciiç truck was seen fugitive warrant charging are,mtnts t resin -..... III OO Road, through a bathroom Plant thieves made off with about I a.m. trying In pull the embezzlement. Booked at Other loans .Et...... 2.$52.1U.03 window and hauled off two new staghorn fern and two Bonsai linked boats away. Duguld County jail on $5( h:r_ was Bank prernises. furniture and f iat es. and eighWiorirpower riding lawn plants and timet valued atreported the boats, valued at Jerry Allen Burns, 23,113 Park. jaf owned of her than bank premises ------ ---'I ....... hi.NSfl mowers valued at $1,105. $0 from the rear yard of the $625 by store officials, were view, Sanford. investments Insurlesn01coqolidatid -----------none T rial Testi'mony P.M. Black decora ed wood Cu$fomer a Iiabdi y to this ba nk Instead of the 40,000 to 60,000 gallons estimated Sunday, U.CmeDavisstheremaybeupto gallons of the gummy "bunk er-C' oil - a low grade of fuel burned in the boilers of steamships and electric generating plants. "Beaches from Boca (ica to Big Pine Key are being directly tlrealened," said spokesman Steve Frasier. Globe of oil have alrdy blackened some of the beaches Open 11 a.m. to 9 es smoothly and said a ec Stall Wri ter should be reached by The city must first Oral Monday. CASSELBERRY nor" the underwrftw çtO*iiOW arguments before the Florida supreme Court have been set firm of ILL He= all 4 for Sept. 17 on an appeal by city million worth of UUIRI.I That officials in - ITEMS IN STORE OR WAREHOUSE - .. union negotiations employes to the jail, including disturbed juvenile, who being held in a single cell with a defective food pass-through in cells,, One in the cell defective food pass-through ° occupied by McCall. door adjoining a storage • ;' . represented by the union would conthd From Page4A) , Wednesday morning Seminole, are proceeding By ED PRICKEFT I .". employes want to opposition to infavorofunlonrepresentatlon mission's represented b the United the union and the ccwity will unionization of employes. Brotherhood of Carpenters and enter into negotiations He Following the resolution, and in Joiners. .StkS the IItSt time predicted that such accordance wi th county la bor Seminole County employes negotjns could last a "long" attorney ('ranville A11e"s have been approached by time. recommendation. KiITitIrOUgh a union Henderson Ferguson, has been disthtX1tifl k • " Two months ago the County Commission un umin A , Closed I..'... A t: - - Count) 1, Tuesday, July 22, 1975-3A clearnamway sale! Half-day Sets Arguments L*IWI ; vu wr union F Supreme Court Employes F'... i I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Eyesore Tuesday, July 22, IflS 1 1 NOW $499 Original 619.95. Early American Style console has a 1000 solid stale modular chassis and a big 75' screen (mnas cban Features our best Chron'a.Brite black matrix picture tube, Chroma-Loa plus AFT (automatic fine tuning) for easy Color viewing. Maple finished veneer on s'.lectei solid hardwood �Evening Hemid - RIIZIbC . Donna? Well, At was born In 1960 and was probably the last major hurricane to do much damage to the State of Florida. Since that devastating Miss of some 15 years ago, Floridians have been relatively lucky in that we haven't been the victims of a major blow. However, driving around Sanford last night we were reminded of just how much damage a storm can ca use and wondered just how many residents of thisarea arereally prepared for winds of hurricane farce, Donna struck the lowet West Coast of Florida in 1960 and then swept across the state, moved back out into the Atlantic and touched land again along the East Coast — near New York and New Jerry. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area ('ode 305-3fl.5fl Tuesday, July 22, 1975-4A Around WAYNE [). IXJYLE, Th.jblbher WILLIAM D. CUR RIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Ad vert ising Director , 9 INEMM 1ln, l)cliver: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.; Year, $2R 40 liv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail Mon th , $2.70: 6 Months, 11620; 12 Months, $32.40. • fl _______ St irred Report By Sen. Mike Mansfield filed a dissenting report as a member of the commission that Just cornpleted a two-year study of how the U.S. government conducts its foreign policy. The commission's recommendations are too timid, says the Senate er. lea d er. Th ey would do nothing to diminish the preeminence of the executive branch in the conduct of foreign policy "the inflated role of the pre:dency," as he put it. Nodoubttherestofthe('onuIijsson which was hcidcd by former under secretary of SL,e £(obert D Murphy, recognized that the President's preeminence in managing foreign policy is nothing to quarrel with. It has its roots in the Constitution, - and is also practical. 7lic recent efforts by Sen. .' - f by his assistant for national security. Critics can maintain that th is balance was disturbed when Mr. Kissinger, who became national security adviser in . if the warnings — ii ii ~J Tec nn Anti dote .. '. . .. . - .,~~ - Gandhi's declaration of a national emergency, touching off a walkout by members of non-Communist opposition . 1 ._41_,..;._1 - 'p;-'.1" ?-'.. 1 -;.,, . .. ': q . . - , . . , As SOOn as the Vote of 136-33 in favor of a government resolution endorsing the emergency was announced , the non-Communist members walked from th e cham ber and declared they would boycott the remaining days of the week-long parliament session. The lower house of parliament, where Mrs. Gandhi's Congress part)' also has an overwheiming majority, is due to vote on the emergency resolution Wednesday. Some Idecis, ' One would think any movement promising people $25,000 a year For 16 hour1°bs would have applican ts pounding on the doors. But the only current activity on the pastoral grounds of Technocracy, Inc., is the careta ker mowing the lawn. The parking signs point to empty lots, the two-year-old office building is manned by a lone worker. "Anybody who comes out here,"says an observer, "is probably lost off . . : 1. - ":. -•.. . . . : ,. . ' The FTC is unwittingly paving the way for misleading prescription drug advertising, charges association president E. Boyd Garrett. Differences in prescription drug prices more often than not correspond to a genuine difference in the value of what the consumer receives, he says. For example, so-called competitive Pharmacist who is so busy meeting a prescription quota that he may not even have time ti to meet the customer. On the other hand, prescription prices charged by independent pharmacists include professional services such as counselling customer on the proper use of medication, maintenance of customers' drug profiles, working wi th physicians to avoid adverse drug interactions, emergency after-hours service and delivery to shut-ins. "The person who buys a prescription drug product is not just a customer, bu t a ct ua lly a patient who requires pharmaceuticM health cue service," says Garrett. He makes a counterproposal that . 4.4 .. ( & . . ..,, / . .. .. .. .,,.. I j Li__- - . 1. . j . , .. '.3 - / 1_ _t ,., Portugal's West African colony of Angola and of new anti- If.-- Even then the movement promised something for nothing, or at least very little: no poverty, no welfare, no class prejudice, no crime, no .. -. fW1'tflf Inn strw iinA •s Il' kIH Top heavy Expectedly, the interest quickly faded with national recovery. Today, though membership figures are not discussed by Technocracy of. "~ fi cers, support Is sustained by a 11 group of ard core enthusiasts throughout the United I BERRY'S WORLD STPS I T . MA %I Mo., - - - - _ 1 - I ) i ea on I £' '. - an alternate source of information so they are not dependent only upon official pronotincemen ts, to exPoseth and us stopapaIhit lar of public rnischief., to set In motion the re!orns that will prevcnt its recurrence. Only thngentia'Jy is the reporter concerned with the conviction of the guilty parties, which is the k not of the prts tt u sta te. gains ress , : AI Jersey. New York arv] Ohio, reporters have been In Ihtir tuirrow circle of Omnipotp.nce, awy 0 , 4 lubpoenaeJ — more than 50 in the past four resent the nec'MACY uiununities that make i nonU and placed in varyin g degrees possible the institutions pr p.r:..,j)j, t J1,oj-Qrdy over this matter of confidential iflununitieA oni,"Iti :Illy gly, sAt-cer. J ci f, ti uIi'rii), the d I he pr. We sill cite t' ce s s. ticti: Ii lute Chief Justice Warren Burger with I the his talk Of t psqueak .'eporters" regard the irviefinite jail pr i lil embarrassed the Establishment Good lawmen, prosecutors and judges terj b_", Jt.dge ier Peckinpah f as a or refusing mena ce to be put in Its place. welcome the help of the press in exposing fr Cs co wh'- they obtained gtand Jury So it is that In many places the courts, to corruption. So essential is this function that Sen. eii if In. -1 .-nrrIrn*,s,'. t',.It...—Z_ L V'S IJUJ4. '-UUIL5LUd DdS augment meir OWfl power, are a augment Lowell Weicker, R.-Conn., has said ;.J&I .1 lam', w? h king 1 war on r ' supposedly IW,HI,,JI or-events conflsiencesobtajne(Jjn)i.jrr.f )fl J31O11IU Capauiy IfllflOi' CXce"" ,every major -ai '.' I ti public fr-ci rirrInç 'porters to di vulge their s*irces. lose ins sources. office the past 20 years was uncovered Ir. SPACE GENESIS: W,' week's link up betB, k JVJ -e P,.,ckinpah considers himself &boVe : Most of our awn confidential inforawts are the pr ,, 03t If li, sa:, ing It intrudes on his prtj1,&NtIves. . sixicecrafts is a dedicated public servants, who become ~ -0. Legialatm in many staUs have passed ..M.J. monumental step towards , pen-Aing. peace on earth. Few disturbed over mianaragement, misspending "&Weld laws,, to Wlenwnt the First Amiend— In Moscow, Idaho, Jay Shel.ledy rf the People realize, however, how it all began. i and corruption in their agencies. ment in protecting teportees from harassment Morning Tribune has teen - The Ideas was conceived by To whom should ticy report the wrongdoing? about t heir sources. sentenced editor Jess . ucY3in Jail by Judge Roy Moeman for refusing (,orkln of PARADE Magaijne Many come to us because they don't (rust the , , who also firs! But a11 es wear w' to reveal a news wmrr. An,UIQ1 L. e..,•. government to investigate ItIf -n, Uhf, reporter William Washington. His suggestion of a join, , ,space night confidence because t6y fear repi-im4 from NI:ion was haurAM by a arrawaibanappaIsrulj whether he will wa.s pubIished In parade In ig superiors who may be im plicated In the MLempI I • Three Amunitted first the be rett/ r~~i to jail later, astronaut Frank where he already misco nduct Borman discussed the blunders and then the crimes that produced 3ys ,-t refusing to reveal his concept with Soviet cosmonaut Ghermain Titov. Therr is nothing devious about this process. it greatest political scandal in Americ;m histary - /,0Wr-,iN Judge VJ,'e,1r!j , A final agreerr Older. is precwly what our Founding Fattxrs in- Wa " .te. judges a ntt nfcessartly Con-upt. te nded. It Is the reason, Indeed, that they Soy A little of Watergate still lingers at all) commander Al •. So' established In the First Anwndnwnt certain of g.,rl;rrnrn#nt `&--owledged Gorkin's contribution. Said ill I.#,.- r *it"~`11P.11flat 1, ~~-, they demawth~t -, , ! freedorm ano immurtitles for the preAs. . In California, Connecticut, FIrrida, ,.d.ffie, I"nov: "Now we win meet in spac,e as 1 mui this man ~ ", th /rid to The reporter a function is to give the pe'ple e majesty indiana, Massachuset ts, New 113 lGorkin.) said. t'isw •-;ti 'urth. have Irreversible t ing,'1 - - tts, : - . • - • a • v I 't , . ), I / •...,. J1 4, , I *. t I t.1A ; -Why are you picking on us? After all — high rate-, and poor service — it's that way with everyfffing — rightf?" ' . - - ', or/li" . Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD A motion to draw up a preliminary fra chise agreement with Longwood Uti lities Inc., was approved by the City Council Monday after a public hearing on the issue. Tri 'a And Error JACK ANDERSON oena By JAN MONAHAN - ______________________________________ - I IKIZA -- ____________ I Pastor Robert Clark proposed church building and a petition with 120 signatures favoring the project. lho'e 9)'akiflg in opposition On Utilities Passed By Council Franchise I Rules -- Agreement e h RAY CROMLEY Initial 11Y The Associated Press United Nations diplomats were hopeful today that an ippcal sent by the Security Council would prompt Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to agree to continuation of the U.N. Emergency Force In Sinai. Some expressed belief that he would reply by nightfall, p r haps . - in a sch ed uled Cairo speech, and that the Council could go to work to renew th e ma nd ate of the buffer f orce, which expires Thursday. -- ' - Polk Wants Second Look i " Seminole Coun ty Sheriff John proximately $2.3 million to fur:d Polk tomorrow will req uest the county's law enforcemri-t county commissioners to department. reconsider, alm ost In full, his $26 million budget request, Easy WayTo KIIF Roaches and Ants - After asking Council mern• $51,480; court— $11,550; animal an additional $12,509.68 from ('iulfstream is donating a fire budget request, leaving aphers to revise their budget control— $9,750; summer new construction added to the station and land estimated at requests down from the original recreation— $3,500; parks and tax rolls. more than $100, 000 to the city as Keep Your Home total of over $655,000, Finance recreation— $11,390; fire a second fire facility. The site is Cool With Carrier Commissioner Ernest Hendrix station construction loan Daniels also announced Paul in a commercially zoned secsaid the new total of $567,137 is (principal and Interest) Smith , managing director of th e tion of the Tuscawilla PU!) FREE ESTIMATES still too high. The projected $28,627.50. Tuscawilla development, had Planned Unit Development. Sadat Reply Awaited Al U.N. -__ rv IIti,e '- , - - ,llS ra I is - - - - rush on once.,,1af a for monhl ' - In the Amerit,an drama, reptct!.-E constan tly try to uncover tLA, n is%deeds that the authN-iqe,s cover up. It Is : irIs1ng, ther.re, that some uric" war,t to muzzle cantankerous reporters. big weapon zd the press today Is the subpoena. It is used to wipe out the reporter-Ii F irst Aendmen t ri ght to cneal the jdt(jy0f his sources. This is essentially an attack on investigative reporting, which cannot exist without con£$LIIU41 UU[L'V3. ñIly reporter Wl$) reporter divulges government unrest in the Azores islands in the midAtlan tic. The domestic violence erupt ed first In th e north ern to wn of Acobca, where a mob hurled files, books and pape rs from the wi nd ows of a Commun ist party headq ua rters and set them on fire. Newsmen on th e scene said one man was brutally beaten in the street before soldiers put him in an ambulance. the apples, thousands read Technocracy pamphlets and listened to Technocracy speches with serious if not altogether unsuspicious interest - - , Depression - spawned ideologies that gnawed b I A into the American Ima gination. With people selling apples in the street, when they could steal . . warning shots by troops and an appeal from the nation's leftist mili ta ry leaders for a return to order. The Revolutionary Council, th e 30-man mili ta ry body running the country, also heard repor ts on figh ting In It wan' always thus for Technocracy, Inc. Formed in the early l930s as a glimpse of a new social and economic order, it was one of many % - - - - - -.1 : - - agreed with the Planning and Rev. Clark accused the P&2 Zoning Board that the roads Board of ignoring him w hen h were not adequate for the put up his hand to speak and traffic that would be generated said the meeting was one of th e by the two ch urches and said "most bungling" he ever atthe buildings would not be tended. If given approval to com pa tible with the area's build on the Hayes Road site, he zoning. Others objected to said his group would pave setting a precedent at th is time arou nd the church since "roads while the city Is having a land seem to be a hangup." use planning study done. Van Eepoel questioned tie Councilwoman Irene Van financial capability of such a Eepoel, who Is commissioner of small congregation "to pave public works, reminded the the parking lot — let alone U.' Council her budget for main- road." taming roads has been depleted Clark retorted, "It is not any for this year. of the lady's business." But sh" Mrs. Marlene Rossiter called maintained "It is the city's it "spot zoning" and business as we can be left wi th "pure folly" to put the "quasi- half a building if you canrt commercial building adjacent meet your financial corn. to the highest zoning class." rnitment " Sheriff's Department Comptroller Kenneth Monroe said WINTER SPRINGS— More income Is just under 1-435,000. Councilman John Daniels told advised him that Gullstream today. paring down will be in order at Revised requests include Council at last night's mee ting Land and Development Corp. Polk, Monroe and coma City Council work session at police department —.414-4,4i7; as a result of reappraisal the has approved the building of the n1oners will meet in the 7:30 tonight to consider a fire department — 187,630; Coun ty Property Appraiser has permanent fire station now and commission office at 9:30 am., revised budget wnich is still public works— $124,797.38; certified that Winter Springs Smith has authority to proceed to review the 1975-76 fiscal year $118,000 over anticipa ted in- planning and zoning— $24,300; will get the same monies as last with the planning and proposal. Co rn . con- budget come, planning commission— 112,000; year using only a 2.43 mil l structlon. mnissioners last week sliced finance— $57,675.22; office— property tax rate, plus collect more than $300,000 from Polk's LISBON, Portugal (All) — Anti-Conimunist mobs rampaged in nor th ern Portugal today, defying tear gas, the j" 4. r . . - "-. :.' - - '••- , .., , "I "' ' . -- - 7 11A, '";' ' ' - - -,:_~ . More Budget-Paring To Be Done Portugal Strife Turns Violent Some Plans ... I • , , - - constitutional head of state — for his routine Inn Inc mu replaces th e original emergency ordinance issued on 26 by a presidential decree. Mrs. (a:ultu, in a speech that provoked a brief uproar from the opposition, claimed in th e lower house that disorder stirred up by her opponents made political lhert's iii ussibb' in India ' (1. . \, It will then go to President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed — the I ' ' is: H ft .! I .• 0 1 , - .1 I ' Game — parties. , I ~ .. . — .; -. - Th e upper house of India's parliament tod, ay approved Prime Minister Indira : ( States and Canada. Says one, John Sheldon, a 1%8,also became secretary ofietate two years ago. require a1I prescription price ads to carry a member of the movement's board of directors: ; The defense of President Ford's position on th e warning to consumers th at bargain-price "We are not a pushy group. If people li ke us, matter is obvious. The ultimate responsibility for prescriptions without professional services Of I fine. but we don't overly promote We think our ~ t ", 0 foreign po licy remains his own, and how th e "nwy be hazardous to their health." Don't trwt the latest Predictions on what's trary, are based on amumptions which vary ideas are right, we know they are .right, Many' Ame and we cans . ri no d ou bt consider- their next with pri ces, jobs or the economy military and diplomatic contributions to it are generally, a ccordi ng to the individual philosophy are not so much neighborhood ti ci advoca ng pharma : st to be the medical the changes we want generated are not so important as what finally re's no evidence today's economists concerned. Computers and as we are waiting for them to of their personal physician. Others may par ner receives the President's approval. It would be mathema tica l eq uations do not COtT ct wonim where they can find such pharmacist be tter than the predi ctions which °"8 There is, of course, a catch In all this . unfair and unwise to preven t a president from sttII others may consider auumptios or inaccurate (lath. 197475 recessIon, the dipensing of Num erous catches, actually, but one in par. But there's more to the problem (Mu using the talent available to him in a way he medcal advice to be the province of the Government and academic economists have economists. ticular. Technocrats do not think Utopia can be belie ves to be most beneficial. For one, the required data Isn't physician, created by any but the most capable. Hence, not yet done the research neer.ary to achieve available. Accurate economic forecasting But the central question here is that of freedom better measu Reports of many govemmental Commissions ring sUcks. Methods are being requires hundreds of thousand s — some would polities would be repla ced by "a more stable and ofctioice. are filed on the shelf and forgotten. The Murphy changed,but therebutue assurance the 1 person itsand pieces of accurate The w ho ll Is wi ing to pay for is commission's report may be an exception. It will will make forecasts much more relia ble. All that Informa ti on. a Many compani es, because It's not at It is is a kind of super socialism, and "professional services" and other convenlences certain is that some of he add substance to a debate that promises to continue t new formulm, for business operatio,M inevitably Technocrats have never wavered as to its along with the prescription he buys should be developed after the current recession was In full do necessary as long as Henry Kissinger retains the high degree n't keep recocds of numbers of items ult imate adoption, sent condi tions perrmtted to do so, and the druggist who devotes swing. would have Predicted the sad shape of the economists think they want. of confidence he commands in the eyes of the special attention to his customers should United States and on Lhe rest of the continent are, of economy nwre quickly and accurately. President. ; "" course be tree to advertise that fact. But It is relatively easy to build a model which f A great deal of the available data is kept in one they say, their Predictions Moe true. But it would also seem that the person who predicts the past precisely. Any econonlist worth ,i orm by some companies, in other forms by "Of course we may recover again," says John merely wan ts a prescri ption at the lowest his can keep jiggering withhlsequaflons others. This lack of uniformity makes it next to Sheldon, "but recession and depression will I possible price, without any frills, should be the data he selects until they match last year's Impossi ble to add up results in any meaningful continue to enabled to do comparison shopping in this flew occur, The end is inevitable. As long J curve. That doesn't mean his formulas will work as co ns umer con fi ce den in as he e system does in any other. th is high, we It appea rs the last word has not been said on the C0fl for next year. can survi ve. But confidence is The economists, thus far, are not, te The In any event, th e rapidly sinking. ce ti al industry ha pharma u c s troversial new federal regulations aimed at re,mving Basically, the problem is r all, flow long can we have doublget unem. t economic of what da ta th sex ey been hard-pressed to justify the extremly wide rese&rch is in , L uch a pri five sta want. They're In e th discrimination from ath letics and many other camp' activities m,i ge that, in the Process of trying one thing and another, to we pioent and hope for the best ? This nation is discrepancies that have been found between the mean, the at schools and coll eges. The Depa rtment of Health, Education experts don't know what they're what works, This would be rela prices charged by Independent and discount ti vely easy if they flat broke now. 71wre is onl y one answer." and Welfare is catching it from twn sides for its Werpretation of measuring or what the measurements signify, were dealing with one or tw fns. But to get druggists for the very saw drug — in some al la w that is supposed to deny federal funds to any school Quite Obviously the Technocrat's answer is Economists are basicauy arwts. Tbey use cases as much as several hundred per cent. For the clear results would require that the econorriLpts ouUndish- They propose a ftt treats the sexes unfairly. la test in computers and ad vanced mathematical be able to tell thousands of companies to soci-ty which at I those dependent upon regular iTsedicaijon, this Darrell Ro>l, president of the American Footba ll Coach change bottom sounds dull and at top wjtho liberty, techniques. Their equations are marvels to their reporting 'yste every .so often to orovide Yet where mos co uld amount to a s'ab!e dlffeience in e -S ms Pasociation, says the requirement that wonm have equal act in tile nation offer only wails th behold. This does not make them scien t ists, the different hits of da -1 budgets. The ta the economists wild FTC estimates that competitive cess to sports programs, or at least the money that supports day to gr ievous woes, Technocrats at least ir Science consists of precise meawernents to and need for a new round of trial and error. pres criptior. drug advert ising could save con- the testing of th 71,is is Offer ideas. Would that smm of the them, could be disastrous for college athletics. On the other eory against reality. Most obviously Impossible lithe re sumers $130 mill ion a year. economy Is to hand, some advocates of equal righ ts claim the rules are keep popular economic theories and pnlitions, on the con. going. movements of s critical time do tl:e vague and do not go far enough In open ing up academic me. portu ni ties for women beyond the area of athieties. It Is ob vi ous enough t Conjesa opened a can of wo when it adopted the anti-disalmination Title IX amendment in I 1c72. Fortunately, Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina sees a I way for Congress to clarify what It meant to do in that legislation . Sul Is Challenge To NEW I)ELIII, India AP - - approving the project. lie said WINTER SPRINGS Overriding a Planning and the witnesses are presently Ir Zoni ng Board recommendation renting a facility for their and objections of nearby meetings in Sanford with a bout residents, City Council last 125 members presently at. 1 ni gh t approved the building of tending. two churches on Hayes Road. Another to 50 mem bers In separate 3-2 votes, attending other Central Florida Seminole Baptis t Temple and Jehovah's Witnesses received Kingdom Halls have indicated council's okay to cons truct it would be more convenient For ''\ church buildings on the un- them to attend in Winter Springs if a facility Is opened pa ved road located in the R" there, he said. 4 IAA (residential) . zoned section of the Ranchiands. The Rev. Robert Clark, ,-' Church mem bers and op- spokesman for the independent " ponents pa cked the council Baptist Congregation of 60 chamber for the emotion, mem be rs which currently charged public hearings which meets in the American Legion Seminole Baptist Temple preceded the vote, flame on Pra1r: Lake Drive Both churches had contracts Larry Grimm of David said his congr':gation had Street, Winter Springs, chosen a 4.5 acre tract on Hayes t purchase contingent on representing Jehovah's Wit- and Bahama Roads for its new approval by the city. lie presented a drawing of the nesses, prese nted an artist's church site. On Gandhi Emergency Rule -. . -~, prescription pricing by the huge corporate chains and discounters is based upon virtually automatic dispensing of drugs by a hard-pressed ra ir . Kingdom Hall, and letters rtifirat oc rendering of the group's proposed 3500 square feet -- i `~4",1 1 .' VOTJNIiI . .' By JANE CASSELBERRy Herald Staff Writer Parliament Fragments There will be a variety of speakers and plans for a membership drive will be revealed, according to Executive Director Del Euga. A complete update on the diversion of the headwaters and what has been accomplished will be presented by Euga. The public is invited . —BifiCurrie Again we call to your attention a meeting of the Do wn town Business AssociaUo (DI3A) tomorrow night at the Greater Sanford amber of Co rn. merce. Church Sites Okayed Despite Opposition IN BRIEF 4. : Tuesday, July 22,1975--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD : . 24, Room One, First Federal of Seminole in Sa riford. It's better to be forewarned are adhered to. '1 Druggists, plans to keep Mr. Kissinger in both jobs because of his unique capabilities, but the commission report is sure to fuel more controversy over this departure from tradition. As the commission noted, the dual Kissinger role has tended to concentrate power in shaping our foreign and defense policies. It has eliminated the presence of a third figure in what would otherwise be a triangular relationship 1fl volving the secretary of defense, the secretary of state and th e national security assistant, iuea uy, consiuerations 0! - defense de ense and diplomacy emerge from separate cabinet departments and are sorted out for the President I r+; It %, The Federal Trade Commission's proposal to permit pharmacists to advertise the retail prices of prescription medicines, even as they now do the over. the - counter variety, has drawn fire from the National Association of Retail President Ford has let it be known that Iie Primarily, the meeting Is for the discussion and adoption of a ne w set of proposed by-laws that will set the structure for the organization. Property owners of the downtown area are especially urged to attend this meeting, as are those merchants of Downtown Sanford. A united effort between the property owners and merchants is desperately needed to help revitalize the downtown segment of our community and tomorrow night's meeting could just well be the 'kick-off' that starts the ball rolling. _____ &m on important meetings, the Friends of the si. Johns inc., (FOSJ) will meet Thursday, July just a simple statement. 0 To Increases "' -lij~; A.-I'__ - . last 10, we may be due." According to Dr. Frank, "We know that a hurricane pattern exists, but the National Hurricane Center does not have enkiailed Information to tell whether these cycles are lrregulai or not." Doe way or the other, we strongly advise everyone to pay close attention to those thunderstorm warnings, torna do alerts, etc., that we periodica lly hear broadca st over the varlou., television and radio outlets. Don't take th em lightly. Follow simple safety precautions and you'll f are all right. Th is Is not meant as any sort of a scare tactic, TOM TIEDE : Mansfield and some of his collegeagues to try to manage our foreign afiairs from the partisan arena of Congress has had regrettable results. The Murphy commission did concern itself with an "inflated role," but not the President's, recommended that in the future separate persons fill the posts of secretary of state and assistant to the president for national security the positions Henry Kissinger has been filling in a "Two-hat" role since 1973. The commission acknowledged that "special circumstances" justify th e arrangement in Mr. Kissinger's case, even if it is a bad precedent. - An i — cerned citizens have been invited to atteni DON OAKLEY 4 rI - The meeting is slated for 6 o'clock and all con. experienced the full Impact of a majorstonf}t of yatf or damages. Dr. Neil L. Frank, recently appointed director of the N a tional Hurricane Center in Coral Gables, said, "We're concerned by th e apath y that's been created by a fairly long period ol major hurricane inactivity in all of Florida. "And .. . that worries Dr. Frank said Dr. Frank also said that "though most The Clock -- F1or1dian She caused 13 deaths and over SM million in issinger Debate -- - SOUTHERN AIR by council and will contain On the advice of city attorney of land. Council Chairman J, sever-al revisions of the original Ned Julian, the council is Russe ll Grant said he saw nc application, withholding final action on the justifiable reason for includin Longwood Uti lities applied to application unti l the records the undeveloped land whilc the council last month for the and information which co uld Longwood Utilities attorne)f ra nchise to operate sani tary affect the rate hike request Philip Tatich argued in s'air and sewer facilities in four city have been supplied by the there was no reason to subdivisions it presently serves uti lities company and studied eliminate the property when the — Shadow Hill, Sandalwood, by the council. sewage plant has the capacity Lake Sear-c)' Shores and The preliminary agreement to ha nd le the area if it were The agreement, however is Highland Hills and three will also restrict th e franchise developed in th e future. predicated on Longwood parcels of unp, 'otted land. It is to tht four subdivisions which One of the provisi(ms i)f the Utilities supplying records and also seeking an increase in the company already serves, franchise ordinance of course, i nfomtion requested ear lier- sewer rates, and eliminate unplotted parcels Is that the City Council can ____________________________________________________________________________________________ review BRIEF olorless, odorless Co;, ys eticctise for rnonth-. of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322-8321 100 N. Maple Ave. - IN ontrol roaches and ants iL isy way—brush No-Roach : ibincts, cupboards; aroun ithroom and kitchen fixtures VINN.DIXIE Xk', RN*_ —, ____ __ AkGEN'CYWhere Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 Meany Says Ford, Congress rate hikes, At a June workshop with the council, the firm's attorney announced that it would seek a c4ENbAR rate of $9.50 per month rat her MIAMI BEACH, Fla. 1 APi than a previously announced AFL,.CJO President $7.50 per month. The curr ent 1ULY 22 ' and Loan SH 436, Altamonte Gern Sociely, 7:45 p.m. First base rate is $4.50 per I ministration's economic and foreign policies, saying -Tionth. Seminole County Republican Springs. Federal, 2424 Edgewater Dr., President Ford and much of Congress is "running In oth er business the council Executive Committee meeting, JULY 23 scar ed " In th e (ace of th e recession and th e Russia ns. Orlando. Program on Florida adopted an ordinance providing 8 p.m., Firs t Federal Savings Central Florida Mineral and material. Ope n to public. "No matter what the administration economists for the o pe ration of the Skylark pro nounce I high unemployment will continue for t he Subdivision sewer plant at a JULY rest of this decade unlff;s strong ., actions are taken, and hose rate per month . of $4.50 Downtown Ilusiness taken immediately," Mean) told 350 delegates to the Councilman Gerard Connell Association meeting, 6 p.m.. International I,ongshoremen's A&wciaUon convention information on Sanford Clia here Monday. mber of Commerce alleged inequitable late charges JULY21, 1975 building. Discussion and and BIRTHS Meany said th e administration seems to be "dete r-waterservi ce cut-offs by ADMISSIONS ratification of new by-laws. mined to make its intolerably high unemployment city. it was the agreed that the Sanford : Mr. and Mrs. Earnest prbctions come true. water department would be Mary R. Allen (Emily) Watson a boy, JU LY 24 to tnstnictetl "enforce fully" Hazel Buffington Open house for principal and Enterprise e late c ha rge and t ur n off John W. Cochrane faculty Uke Orienut School, 2-4 th DISCHARGES service for delinquent accounts Jimmie lee Daniels p.m., at Altamonte Springs Aaron Civic M. Davis Center. Parents of whether the customer be an ) — Sharply higher prices for food Sanford : Patricia Holloway children who will be attending in(Iividual, business or church. and gasoline pushed the nation's Consumer Price Index Nellie R. Black te Shawn L James lake Orients are invited, up eight-tenths of one per cent in June, doub:e the May John C. Cogburn provisions for "hardship Maedie Joseph increase and the hig hest mon th ly Jump in consumer Brenda L Cowan SLSTEIL Inc. luncheon, roon, cases." It was pointed out that R obert L Le df or d Margaret Paulk prices sirwe last September, the Labor DeparUnent at the Central Florida Zoo. Th is there are from 6010 100 overdue Frieda T. Bishop Beulah E. Roehlk reported toda y. will be the goup's first official acLounts per inonth. excluding Edgar L. Lemon Matti e G. Wallace mnong increases, meat prices were reported up 5.8 per businesses and that the visit to t he new Charles H. Lusk Royce E. Williams (cOt and prices of frui ts and vegetables rose 2.4 per cent. ar tment was only co ll ec ting dep M ary Mills Margie 0. Bellamy, Cliff- JULY 26 The price of gasoline was listed as up three per cent to late charge ':: per cet of ' e Wannet ta F Dnffey, DeBary wood, N.J. an average of nearly 57 cents a gallon for reg ular and 60 '1'flN Post 1 00 w, Casselberry cases Helen E. Peek, De Bary Arthur F. Eigenrnann, annual awards night, 7 pin., ctnts a gallon for premium, compared to 55 cen ts for Edw ard T. Burke, Deltona Deliary regular inMay and 59 cents for premium. Refreshments. Open to p'b!i', Anne H. Dyson, Deltona Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona George B. Martin Deltona Barbara H. Dunstan, Deltona VFW Post 10108 and George Warzyriiak, Deltona Gladys M. Grimes. Deltona A uxitiary (Sanford) testimonial _~._!! Doris M. Phillips, Genera Faye N. Pakiiian. Deltona dinner honoring Past Corn1 . YZ_ tzvnne 1. Douglas, Lake Mildred It. Coplin. Lake inander Jack Bem .ke and Past 8=~01# ~191 #&"M" ~040-ftsww-*"8.06'84 Monr(e ~_ Mary __ I President Nina Crouse, bar- __ I t 'i: 91 overYt -t.rd' Joit-ph B. Smith, N. Miami Flossie LaRocca, Ormond becued ribs and corn. 7 p.m. Da)tona Beach tides: high night low 07. Rainfall w,%% .35 Christena Bakken, Orange Beach I Police Benevolent Assoc. 846 a.m., 9:01 p.m.; low 2:33 City inches. Edward J. Cameron Sr., building. fl, 2:32 p.m. Port Canaveral: Partly cloudy through Frederick G. Willumsen, Ost ee n _____ - hii,th 8:18 a-III.. 8:50 p.in.; low Orange City 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Mrs. Stephen i Constance) dershowers. mainly during the 2:19 a.m., 2:31 p.m. Ethel M. Whidden, teen ____ (Women) 1201 W. Fit S. Lemon & girl, Orlando afternoon and evening hours iiâi,I,, 'I ,'nt-'r 40A1 lt.w 'q" ' "a.' 90s. Lows mainly in the low to T Instruments mid 70s. Variable mostly .Scitntilic hsndh#id SR-I I southern win& around 10 inph. gusty near thundershowers —notation %quaff mots. Rain probability 40 per cent I&" squam. rtcvrocah41. during IN.- day time, 20 per cert HAI COMIAnt. . a Go I1 night. LXTl'M)F.l) FORI'.( AS1 m4I,Jc5hU1at.on. — . """I Partly doudv with scattered Rtgule $69 9S G,.te Stuad's dershowt'rs. highs in the mid ] f LiL1)LL) a if! inosti', in BOs to l'vt r 9(k Evangelist Barney Owens NOTICE Afraid Of Recession, Soviets OF - ... HOSPITAL NOTES Food, Gasoline Up Sharply WEATHER POWER INTERRUPTION Florida Power & Light Company customers in the Lake Ashby, Osteen and Deltona Unit Three Areas To provide for new area growth, electric service will be interrupted for approximately two to four hours, Wednesday, July 23, beginning at 8:30 A.M. in order to perform necessary work on power lines in the vicinity. WE'RE SITTING TO COLIMANS 1A1.24 —ONg WAY O AJOTHIR - " " -" -"U I 11P " REVIVAL iexas instruments - LONGWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST , -' I , - Evening TODAY 1 FAMILY DAY . I 0 *. . _____ OAKLAWN . -- ' of Cincinnati, Ohio gg~T Located Across From The Old Water Tower mmumentu ams— _j _ Dis 14"' Wilill On Longwood St. In Longwwd %.T' "The PublIc Is Invited" U - PORK DINNER. EACH COMES WITH CREAMY COLE SLAW. CRUNCHY FR ENCH FRIFS. DELICIOLIS FAR1.5-0 BEANS, AND A HOT TOASTED BUN. ALL F;) 'R Hwy. 17-92 Sanford Across From george stuag(W117"It" oru"I , -- . - 'MITI COME ON DOWN AND GET YOUR CHOICE OF $2.til BAR-B-0 CHICKEN DINNER OR THE $2.71 BA!: 60 Co 460W 00 A@bW,W ____________________________ - j& I. EW $1*35 I Z --A& �6 A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, FL Judge Tuesday, July 22, 1973 Witholds Adjudication Of 2 Woman Gets Probation After Admi*if'ing Escape A'I'd T By BOB LLOYD A 21-year -o ld Apopka woman who admitted scaling a Seminole County jail wall to smuggle tools into the facility for a jailbreak attempt last March has been given a five-year Mrs. Shazer pleaded guilty to attempted conveying of Court of Appeals In West Palm Beach and is also cha llenging in a where he got It. hacksaws and tools into the Jail to facilitate an escape and later Brevard County civil lawsuit the circuit Judges' authority to make Jackson, 22, was wounded May 6 in a sho,t1ng Incident at a turned state's e vidence In th e trial of the wife of another inma te, local court rules, sou th Seminole apartment complex. He disappeared when his dg other sentencing3, Ronald Roy Addison, ,of l Bethune assailant, Z7-year-old Tyrone Jones of Fern Park, came to trim Mrs. Elaine E e canton, 24. also of Apopka. Mrs. Clanton was acquitted by a Jury June 12 despite Circle,Sanford, wassentenced toserve9odayslncountyJail, plus and Jones was acquitted. testimony by Mrs. Shazer that Mrs. Clanton was a "lookout" one five years probation on a plea of guilty to possession of cocaine. Jackson was later arrested for contempt of court and sen- lrobationary sentence in circuit court. Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson withheld adjudication of guilt for Mrs. Mary Jane Shazer and ordered her released on probation under supervision of state probation and parole authorities. Her husband, Ia%Tence Shazer, 22, who was an inmate in the jail at the time of the aborted March escape try, earlier pleaded guilty and received a five-year prison sentence. Addison was arrested by Sanford police Feb. 7 at I Ith St. and time when she scaled the wall "like a human fly" with a bag of tools. Mulberry Avenue after a car was stopped during a rwrcoUcs Circuit Court Judge A.J. Ilosemann Jr. dismissed charges In investigation. Police said packets of cocaine were found In Adthe jailbreak case against Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of Sanford; dison's sock. Judge Woodson said, before sentencing Addison, that the Floyd Josylin. 32, of Deland, and Roy Brown Clanton Jr., 28, of Apopka, because State Attorney Abbott Herring's office didn't court file reflected that Addison told officers that the driver of the follow the court's administrative order In ref LUng the charges. car, Samuel Jackson, of Midway, had given him the cocaine. But Herring is appealing the dismissals to the Fourth District Addison told the court the cocaine was his and declined to reveal Herald Staff Writer rn t Half i II Closed Wed nesday morning. 1,1eara tenced to 11 months in county jail. lie named Jones In open court as a large-volume cocaine dealer in south Seminole who allegedly employed "a bunch of dudes" to sell illegal narcotics to users in the Seminole-Orange County area. Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor sentenced 41-year-old Wilbur Hall, of Altamonte Springs, to 12 years In prison on a plea of guilty to manslaughter in the March 2 shooting death of Lemo Lovette, 47, his next door neighbor. By ED PRICK ETF herald Staff Writer ... , •.. - . JOHN PO1J' iai I I Save 3O to Other Seminole dties seeking Altamonte Springs, $21,641 for juvenile delinquency Oviedo, $11,095 for con- prevention, and $14,595 continutinuation of a crime tactical ation of tactical unit. funds and the Projects include: on Pt T' t\ fl 1 - rts, !1 Sale 269.95 Now 5 0 99 Ultressa - lt Long Reg. 309.95. 20 Cu. It. chest freezer has an "L"-shaped divider over the compressor, sliding. removable storage baskets and one separator. Includes Flexseal lid, drain tub and interior light. 'I polyester Earth tone solids point fused Sale prices effective thru Sunday, July 27. collar, long sleeve Reg. $11. Flare-leg pants of toxturized woven polyester gabardine with bolt trim Loden or moss green, winter white, or rust Sizes 3to IS, ale 239.95 \\ Short sleeve shirt. Sale 10.40 Reg. 269.95. Our 14.7 cu ft. chest freezer features a sliding, removable basket for odd-shaped packages. Has spring-ejector type lock. 'drain tube. 15 3 cu If chest freezer. Reg 269 95. Sale 239.95 Sorry, not available outside the normal delivery area. Phone for details. 2; Orig. $9 Now Reg. $13. Flare-leg pants of oxford-weave )lyestor with buckle-trim waist Rose, slate grey, or rust Sites 3 to 15 4.99 :uo. c t it Ii $183"9 with Sanford asking the Winter Springs, $11,095 for largest single amount in a continuation of tactical crime S32X50 project for surveillance unit, and $14,000 for youth equipment. services, JC!enney Closed Wednesday morning Orig. 110 s1zes1 O Polk was asked by Orange Orange, Volusia ani Brevard County Sheriff Mel Colman to Counties receive their own serve as a liaison between the funds separately. East Central Florida Criminal Seminole County will submit Justice Conference and the three program totaling SIX11,750 counties in an effort to fit for the 1976 funding. Polk said 1911,000 in fund requests in a these will inciude $14,400 for an 14&1,G25 "pie." air boat; $36,000 to complete a . . 0%1 Men 's dress sh - half - Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 9 P.m0 iuniors, Half The funds being sought will Criminal Justice Information unit (detective division) atA not become available until July, System Master Plan which the $14,500 for communications. Cutting a pie can be fun 1976, but must be submitted for county must have on file to be Longwood, $15,362 for tactical unless it's a dollar pie — Sheriff IkAA approval this year, Polk eligible for funds, and $10,350 unit, $1600 f or you th services John Polk found out last week explained, for a di2gno6tic section In the and $9,flS for communications. as he trimmed aseven-county Polk was Involved only in county Jail. Casselberry, $28,476 for an Law Enforcement Assistance work covering four counties Muncipalitites In Seminole Environmental Impact and Authority (LEAA) budget Seminole, Osecola, Lake and will seek funds totaling Crime Specific Efforts Unit. almost in half. Indian River because County clearma way, on pants for In Herald Stall Writer Open I I a.m. to 9 p.m. - Budget Tu*Way, July 22,1175--YA Y GLENN MLASUND lri charged a lack of corn- B tj Begins Wednesday at 11 a.m. y, ~4,r Save 20 % O- EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. rj. 'enfley I! Funds Available In 1976 $10,000 r( Arnel jersey pantsuit for misses, Convincing,* Two weeks ago the council munication existed between the voted not to participate in the city and the county. grant from the state 1)epart. CASSElHERRy_ At the But the Alt.amonte Springs ment of Community Affairs urging of State Rep. Bob Democrat swayed council because the money is to be Hattaway, the City Coun,^il last members to a unanimous vote administered by the East night voted to participate in a after informing officials he'd Florida Regional Planning $10,000 grant to provide goals worked long and hard In Council. for Seminole Countys Com. Tallahassee "trying to get Council Chairman Edith prehensive land Planning Act. dollars. Duerr said it was never the Of seven Seminole cities, "If you don't want it, that city's Intention "to have the Casselberry was the only will be given to Orange plan handled by one body. That holdout. Officials had said the County — or some other won't develop the goals (if grant was "too little" and had county," liattaway warned. Casselberry," _________ a.m. to 9 p.m. El Polk Trims LEAA j Opon 11 y Casselberry Joins Plan 't Bi attawa Guilt ' _ Sale prices effective thru Sunday, July 27, V - - Misses knit halters and tank lI•' I tops* y 20 % off super casuals in pre-washed d e ni m. for$5 \\ 399 1101 12.0 Misses Sale 22.40 Special 6.99 -1 1 and 7.99 V I I '. - L)uo power vacuum. Boys' 100% combed cotton football jerseys. Assorted colois with contrasting ribbed from on neck and sleeves Numerals printed M Reg. 124.99. Cannister with power head 19 cord, suction c ontrol on handle, blower port, vinyl bumper guard Stands on end Al! ,onstruCtion 7= . Men ' s and its • Polyester knit. Pull-on style. . Solid colors, textures, designs. • Sizes $toIs. Sale $99 women's prmnt - . Orig. 99.95. JCPenney 3-piece AM/FM radio has an 81rack tape player with 8-track play back and a manual and automatic channel Ai •,' / Uli I C II 4 t 2Ii, .It RI ()L..P.,)' L 1705 selector FM stereo indicator light Reg. S28.Thnrmn cu't 1cn sleeved shirt iac with shirt tails over button up fly front pants. Contrast double stitching. Cotton denim, rrewashed in navy. 5 to 13 for"5 ',i! Orig. 169.95. JCPenney stereo 8 track automahc c hanger. May be played through console or tuner amp Walnut vinyl on wood products Garment bags. Reg. $16. A pert pinafore of prewashed cotton denim Contrast double stitched seams Patch pocket on the bib Back zip Navy in sizes 5 to 13 shorts, -IAT' Specia l on boy's football jerseys. ' ;;; .4a?J1 \ F Now $77 Now $99 i. *Some nylon, some polyester. Sollds and patterns, Misses sizes S. M, L. I • - - .'_ Kit- . of vin y l and fabric Available in attractive fashion color, With to ll length front zippers, and top and bottom handles Sale prices effective thru Sunday, July 27. �Sanford's Teller Of Tales WOMEN our Story Turns To _____ __ H By JEAN Women's Editor -_________ ,__ _~__ — •:. rT - ___ . Since February, Lanita has been presenting Story Hour Wednesday afternoon., in the Sanford Civic Center, o by the Sanford Recreation Dept. Now, with summer vacations stealing her audiences, the story hours are drawing to a close, but not before the fives of dozens of oungS Jordites have been enriched by the tales and activities enjoyed in Lanit.a's classes. "Books are my number one lo ve," said Lanita, "so naturally I'd like to see all parents read their day. I'm sure, if ch ildren are exposed to reading from the beginning, they'll enjoy books and read more as they grow older." Her backg round and experience are well adapt ed to con- - • - - -F ... -- _________ JJr : ' ' i r ______ .. .:. ______ -. _____ ____ . ___ -. ___ r MV. y.1 a I. __ , programs In Gainesville Public Librar) In November, the and her husband, Reginald, who is an extension agent specializing in vegetables and ornamentals, moved to Sanford Their home Is on Park Avenue Lanita was disappointed to learn tMt the Sanford Public Library has a rather limited selection of books for young children; she hopes the situation will improve after October when library members will be able to order books through the Sanford library from Orlando Public Library. She was also saddened that her suggestion to hold the story I I j' . -' — . .4., 3-•"":4 _____ ....: . - "- ffi~!Qi ' grades up (both were honoi, . • 46~ 'l' •••lIh cell, the5 tire I1unkin; u school and have practically dropped out of confirmation class (They also let four years of music lessons go down the drain. — • -4444 i 't -1 , .' ,_.- ..• . . h . ____ . S . -. a-.. - . V , ' ,; 11ftA,L Fish' by Leo Lionni highlyY bYthe children - . .' ,.;, Melodrama ., .., 4 -, :'/ '. . i r u •. _ j -. 4 - , Heroine - Eyelashes a flutter, heroine Nellie (Anna Lea Heard) swoons before her hero, Noble Hart (Foreman Heard) duri ' _ the Fell owship pl y' rendition of the melodrama r "No, No, A Million Times No" performed at Trinity Methodist ' 37& -4 Church in Gainesville. The Players are a group o young i' Sanford actors based at First United Methodist cawcls. Upon requiL they perform either one or both of their touring shows (the w.lodram2 and a - ' 4-. 1. a rmvt p" '. ,.- j" ' '. I IL - '., ... ' .' 2 , - I I __ - -_ 4 ---. 7'.-1 to zi',p , , I / _________________ middle of a scallop! If you'd like to receive a FREE Illustrated leaflet of needlepoint stitches, write to Elsa Williams, Box 37M, Grand Central Station, New York 10017. In "Creative Canvas Work" there are also several narrow repeat designs that make happy Two examples of how ef- fine choice because Its series of choicesasborders — aseriesol fectivethlsiscanbeseenlnmy boxes, w hich can slant alterautumn leaves, a curving collection: one, the vivid clump nately to right and left, add fl owe ry vine, brilliant pa nsy'. of mushrooms on a green variety. The Double Star stitch toned blossoms. Geometric belt background bo rdered in soft Is another good choice as the patterns also can be adapted to beige; another, the night moth deep indentation in the center of make effective bordern on deep blue surrounded by a each stitch produces a very doible band done in !lghte i:crcng Leziwed effect. _____ tones of blue. In my book, "Creative I1)ourpicturebackgrowidjs Canvas Work," there are Dear Elsa, worked in a solid chadr' of several borders that combine I find counting threads when I Basketweavestitch, you can set simple stitches to create Instance a Tent stitch do a needlepoint picture very It off with a handsome te xtured striking "frame" effects. For background Is bordered by four tiring and confusing. Can I put bands of Double Star in my design di rectly on canvas? ni shades Ji) sam DearJ.P., color. The use of wide anJ If your design Is the actual narrow borders of Tent stitch offers an opportunity to inset a size ou wish to do Ill rip ry thin line of brilliant color, keyed needlepoint, there's no rea',on On July 24 and 24 and on Aug fabulous plantation and the tO the central motif, between why you can't trace It on wider bands of lighter shades. canvas. White canvas Is most 23 and 24, a John Young extensive coquina rums Museum group will share the great sugar mill and the Th simpler the central easily marked and It's very pleasure of tr aveling through remains of the old slave theme of your needlepoint, important to make sure you use four centuries of history of St. quarters. more elaborate you may want WATERPROOF ink. It's best to Aug ustine The city , to make the border that en. trace in ink because pencil Is For i nf orma ti on call the John cl distinction of being the oldest oses it. You can Improvise difficult to see on canvas. Make Museum and with curved scallops or do your outline drawing directly permanent settlement by Young Europeans In the United States. Planetarium, Reservations striking borcier patterns of on your canvas — and you can Founded by Spain in l, it must be received by July 15 or zigzag diagonal!. Intricate stop counting threads forms of this kind should be serves as a living textbook of Aug. 15. E.W. col oni al America with its -preserved and restored bulldina and it 300 year old CAN SAVE YOU . L .1 A . II B ~Iwdlllo . . -- . —'——- - i -. - I - Parents Invited To School Open House — make sure you don't reach a corner of your design in the JM'" I ...:-.. ,'tLTAMONl'E SPRINGS Of Stitching A needlepoint design, like a flower bed, often Is happily Joy enhanced by a border. The " beginner who starts with a simple motif Mitchei against a By ELSA WILLIAMS solid backgrrtind an make it Into a finishea picture by adding a border of basic stitches in a contrasting color. This Is similar to the effect the artist gets when he mats a picture. border. The Scottish stitch is a -- -- .- - -.-• the rurnt an nn DEAR US. A widow is alwa ys addressed as "Mn John Jones" — regardless of how long John has been dead. eft1ne i'ti'1 rd ______- I - - - , ',' TERRY SMITh Junior League All"Stars Nip ORMOND BEACH — The Sanford Orange-South Daytona collide in the touch the bag, overthrew the first Junior League All-Stars edged holly 11111 1 loser's bracket tonight at 6 baseman and Smith scored 0 Monday night to advanceto tonight's All games are at Ormond Beach. The umpire ruled that Smith touched winner's bracket finals of the District IV Ilussard fired a sizzling one-hitter first. Junior Major league Baseball Tour- Mo nday for Sanford. lie str uck out eight Pat Johnson tr ipled for Sa nford earlier nament at Ormond Beach and walked one in the game, btt li teammates could not Sanford relied on Eddie Bussard's Sanford finally backed flussard of- push him home. Jim Edmonds singled for pitching until it scored the game-winning fensively In the bottom of the se venth the All-Stars other hit. , , run in the bottom of the seventh inning inning when Joe Smith led off the Inning Amara stroked a single for Hotly Hill s only hit wi th a triple Sanford will battle Ormond Beach, victor over Port Orange-South Daytona on 000 OCO 0-4 1 1 holly Hill pitcher Kevin Amara, ap. Holly Hill OC'V 000 1"1 3 2 Monday, tonight at 8. Holly Hill and Port pealing to first base that Smith did not lanl ard -' or ' Museum Group To Take AT Throunh Histo '.,' i' 4w -. - e rm% - '-.- . 11 - - 011o") to group in ibe ( I'iioW by Bob Orwi) '1' .'' I-A evt n;.ia1 at "Cl-ortz arid Sword," Florida's epic story of the treniendous strubble to build a permanent settlement in this new world. In St. Augustine the "Castillo de Son Marcos" will bevjsiteij Built In 1672, thIs was the no rthwermost u Empire. Included Ill the tour will be an opportunit to erplore iny ,.- . r I - WNiLE E1r o I D IE _jT I U v, #,W - CUSHION FLOOR )IIIN iL - VINYL - $ - ____ 95 will share this love with the family of man. You may use my name. MARTIN K. EAKIN, O.D. Pies Everyone yours? %II,V: winner Sq.Yd. Completely Installed I ) 11 .,.,- ' rnmn f4 - ____ :-'' . - 75. - .-'- : rr.a ... ' . - 4 '' '.- - -- ,'- ..---.,.-'. -. ' - 600 001 I-I 3 I 002 000 1-2 4 I Panama City it - 'v.: " . ' ' . 0lly HIl 1. - --t' . .0. & .0 ; _ % it- -- ! ._1 ~ _;;t_, _, I ., - 4- 12_~,- It' ,, -,-. .... ~t..'1.11-."-"-ft~,~~..--,-,---r Cl:_-- ii 4-%V - !01~''-* : •.':;> -1 - -- ;_. . . - ' - •. ' . -- .1'" ' -' - - . - ---- .., " - "S . -- - iq . - — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - •. + - - Z. .. - -. - -. Tuesday, July 22. 1975—lB .. '.... ,- t M_!~., t• '- - U- 4,01W - - - ' ' ,. - - TIM MINES - both,' Billy Martin (left) ri es By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nase coach before the axe fell, acknowledged that one victory doesn't Frank Lucchesi was worried about how Texas' fans would treat him as their make asason and that he could stIUfeel team's new manager. It took only a few the fans'wrath if the Rant,'—` ` " a mirk.! minutes for mind at Lsuii u n !.rc: it thew 454 record that has them burled in fourth place in the fur the moment, anyway. West Division, 14 games out of first, "I was, of course, concerned about the fan reaction," Lucchesi said after he took Orioles 6, A's 2 UNDERWORLD I t?.., !4, . ; d lIHr .UIl Lis Is.. S1,s1 It Grdln.Leng Les .,tdSP,ot 1wite, panty Girdles over as the Rangers' head man Monday night, only a few hours after fiery BillY Mar tin was fired. "But that four-run first inni ng sure helped. To night's game meant All ift.One a lot." Rookie Dave Moates hit his first major that took the heat off Lucchesi and enabled "" - " "". 1__ - " .. - ,.,. ` , I 1 "Corbett is in baseball one year and all of a sudden he's genius," added Martin, his eyes reddened by 48 sleepless hours. "I was against the Willie Davis trade all the way." Martin said, "He (Corbett) accused me of being disloyal. Well, I might be a miserable little guy but there's one thing I'm not and The Texas Ranger switchboard lit up with calls from irate fans — some threatening never to spend another nickel at Arlington Stadium. "I recognize the trauma It will cause with the fans," said Corbett. "The fan reaction will be tough. "As a student of the game, Billy was one of ... "5 MOVING t first of three runs in the fifth, is hi tting .3 season average to .270 - - -' CAN rAI fcLI-IL REAL In II Innings. Lucchesi, who had been Martin's third HE ADACHE! Twins 3, Yankees 0 Bert Blyleven fired if four-hitter for his first shutout of the year to beat the Yankees. The Twins gave him a run in the second inning on successive singles by Jerry Terrell, Rod Carew and Tony Ciilva, then sing les by Carew and Oliva, a bunt .'' - . '. '• - SHIRLEY COOPER , . . •-a , ' . 0. 141.1 •' . - , '. •,b5I_ - • ' ..'. 4'.. - * , ''.. - '' . i,.,, - . .;- t . the decisive two-run belt In the third off - '-ti ' a .5' . ~ Joe Torre Is a llfetiin .300 hitter. lit's driven in 100 runs or more in five different seasons. He's won the Most Valuable Player Award. But he's never gotten into baseball's record book, Monday night lie made it Future generations will find To -re under "Most double plays hit into — (our." Torre t,ecame the third major leaguer in history, and the first in the National League, to hit into four double plays In one game when he t'irned the trick during the New York Mets' 6.2 loss to the Houston Astros. He did It In the first, third, sixth and eighth Innings, squashing budding rallies each time, to join fellow immortals Goose Goslln, who did It with Detroit in 1934, and Mike Kreevich, ai-,,"o White So ci!s of 'Q, in the hallowed halls. - - •- _____ ---,.s - - , +-i p , ,, , - _________ I . _61# ii' __________ • C ''.% ' - - ' ' ________ - '' - Long - _______ IF - Intentional walk to George Scott. Darwin's ____ . - . . 0 1 outburst in the eightJi. Cards 4, Padres 0 Harry Rasmussen, a23-year-old right-hander. tossed a sevenhitter In his major league debut and also singled in a run, Ted Simmons hit a home rim for the Cards but it was cancelled when umpires ruled he used an illegal bat. Lou Brock left the game early with a minor tinkle sprain after stealing his 42nd base. Reds 10, Phils 4 Tony Perez doubled to start a five-run Cincinnati rally In the second inning and capped it with a bases-loaded walk. George Foster singled home a run In the second and doubled In two more in the sixth for the Reds. Johnny Oates singled home two runs for Philadelphia. Braves 4, Expos 1 Vie Correll belted a game-tying double in the eighth arid scored on Dusty Baker's pinch single for Atlanta. Earl Williams 0 ' \-".' Brewers 7, White Sex 4 Bobby Darwin'3 three-run homer and Hank Aaron's tworun single propelled Milwaukee past th e White Sox. Aaron's sing le in the third inning followed a si'igle ir-"--' 1 4 ¶ - Mickey Lollch gave him Il in the month of July, setti ng a Royals' record. • 0 • S ' , ¶ I '... , - S S 10 ii - ' -•. \.i7), .' - - - - I _ 4 • 1. -' ,, , :' 4 - . I ,.; -. i- ; • /1' -. __ 7 Ir L a-. , •jI..••5 &V -.4 . " - - Time ft•- .-. 1, . . I - •- ' r ,.. • -'' : A Record, Finally By'flIEA&SOC!ATEDPRF-SS 322 $812 that for while." I.:(_ if' i call the Sinford 9.11 . : - orre MARGE WILLIAMS "I plan to spend some time at his Arlington) home with my family," said Martin. Then he laughed, "I guess the Rangers will let me keep - . 1 1. • . , .' - S . -' For fact r (! (1((()k - .c4 -. '- . 5 . I ', . and Lyman Bostock's tworun single wrapped it up In the seventh. Indians 2, Angels 1 Oscar Gamble's sixth homer, a leadoff shot in the 11th inning, carried the Indians over California, Lee Stanton hit his 10th homer in the second Inning for the Angels arid Cleveland tied in the fourth on Rico Carty's grounder. Corbett said the Rangers had to concentrate on going with their young players. "We've got to settle down and keep players in one position" said Corbett. Martin said he had no Immediate plans although there was speculation Kansas City would like to hire him. -' , '- In the rest of the American League, Baltimore beat Oakland 6-2, Minnesota blanked New York 3-0, Kansas City edged Detroit 3-2, Milwaukee defeated Chicago 74 and Cleveland slipped past California 24 that." ', - ut the finest. But there are causes beyond the wonlost record that I think are not appropriate to discuss." Asked if he considered Martin disloyal, Corbett said, "I wouldn't care to comment on •.O v '.'t,*'q,. ' " . Royals3,llgers2 ionn &!,!vb=y':; I911i ond ~u home runs of the season led Kansas City past the Tigers. Ills solo shot in the first Inning and -' " ' • er. L 'f1/j4',,,, DC DL A I Sex 6-0 behind Ferguson Jenkins' five-hit- Baltimore's Lee May continued his assault on the league's pitchers with three hits and two runs ba tted in, one on a tremendous homer, to he lp beat Oakland. May, who drilled a homer to start a tworun second in ning, singled to help build a re m happy about one thing," said Martin. "I brought Texas a winner I brought them a million fans and I brought them some real major league baseball." A bitter Martin said Corbett "knows about as much about baseball as I do pipe." Corbett Is In the plastic pipe manufacturing business in Fort Worth. Lucchesi." Winniong Ranger beverly Hills calif by'$ booklet How to Writs Letters for All Occ,ion " Please enc lose a 1 *1U1tth,'u1, stamped iici ou that's disloyal. I'd rather be dead than be disloyal." With one year remaining on his contract, Martin collided with the Ranger front office over the acquisition of Tom Egan, a catcher released by the California Angels. Rangers General Manager Danny O'Brien didn't wart Egan because he didn't fit into Texas youth movement mold, "It all happe ned over a petty thing," Marti n I Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Byron, Iii Lasky Or,, n gaines out of first place going into Monday night's game with Boston. sell. 834-9212 hrni but I can't be - persona l reply, write to Hostess. - By CONGOLEUM they want a yes man, a problem. What's - ALLAN ZANE and Bei No. 6700. L.A., Calif. . RP it 711 because my reputation precedes itself no matter where I go," said the feisty Martin, who was fired Monday by Texas Ranger majority owner Brad Corbett and replaced by former Philadelphia Manager Frank Lucchesi. Martin, the American League Manager of the Year In 1974, was fired by the Rangers for the same reasons he was given the axe at Mmnesota in 1969 and Detroit in A973: disputes with the front office. lie said of the Rangers, "They want a winner and they want a 'yes man,' but I can't be both." Martin brashly predicted a pennant for the Rangers in 1975 but their defense fell apart and the pitching quickly followed. Texas was 151-. - - ree ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) — Billy Martin says it's three strikes and he is out of baseball, "I don't think I can come back Into baseball ' - U A in, with all other lNing things. 4SIb -- ar P: tN14 -- a ..,. I. - , -' vanced to second base on a passed ball and stole third. But Ned Rai nes and Wiggins JA struck out, and Jeff Anderson grounded •out to end the inning. Sanford's defense sparkled. Third 4 baseman Robert Smith arid shortstop Bobby Robinson led the charge. =1 -With Panama City runners on second ________________________ and third and one out in the third inning, . Robinson lea ped high to snag a line drive '#' and then doubled off the runner at third to -end the Inning. . .. In the filth, Smith raced toward the plate t'! 'to grab a bunt bare-handed and nailed ;-! . . . Panama City's runner at first base by half a step. In the seventh, Smith jumped to grab a liner that would have been at least a ... . -double. :-: . - -. But against Panama City, it was all Raines. lie tossed a three-hitter, striking out one and walking two. lie did not allow a hit after the second liming. The un was flames' 22nd straIght victory In Sanford recreation leagues. Sanford scored both its runs in the bottom of the third inning, Jim Brodie and flames reached base or. back-to-back bunt sInges. Ned flames singled up the middle to score Brodie and David Wiggins blasted a sacrifice fly to Ieftfield to score Tim flames, Panama City scored its lone run In the sixth on a base on baits, an Infield gr ounder and two wild pitches. Sanford loaded the bases with two outs In the second inning on three walks, but Robert Smith popped up to the first baseman to end the threat. In the fifth, Tim Raines singled, ad- - i - - '' Iy 'S ' _ _____ , ' .s , k ~ - . .. 1111Z - .. I) S ,, '' competition which determines skill and ability, not luck of the deal, Computer dealt hands are played simultaneously In 52 to 60 player sections which may be compared to 'heats" in a Lrackmeet. Ccmparbon of scores determines winner's from among 00 to 1,100 pain of players in the same event, The major championships are open only to players of proven ability arid established ranking. Aft - -. '- American Bridge Players Will Battle Border Can Enhance Needlepoint F or Nat onal Champ onsh p Titles BORDERLINE CASKS carefully counted beforeIuindto i - ''"' ' 1 ") - . (jf"%"L / because they knew it was wily a dream." 'William's Doll' by Charlotte Zolotow was another favorite. and Lanita was interested to note how readily the children accepted the idea of a boy wanting to play with a doll. IFish is & 4"A. - ' - .• , ' - ;•.. ' mon.eits is essential If pe.achoolers are going spay attention while she is reading. A favorite diversion, she w4covered, w. to play the bear hunt game or have finger plays. Simple stretch and bend exercises also helped, she remarked. The children In story hour definitely had favorite stories, she said, and probably t of the list was, 'Where the Wild Things Are,' written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. "It was good and scary, but at the same timle It didn't dLqbwb the kids - - '' - . : 4II. r*, Pnnnn oiwti By TOM KEYSER herald Sports Editor TALLAHASSEE — Tim flames pitched and batted the Sanford Senior League AllStars to a 2-1 victory over Panama City Monday in their opening game of the State Senior Major League Baseball Tow-. nament at FSU field in Tallahassee, The All-Stars were to play Key West, 4.0 winners Monday over West Palm Beach West, today at 3 p.m. A win would boost Sanford into a winncrsbrackeiaIuctuiugii1at9 against the winner of the Jacksonville BeachTallahassee game, which was o be played at I pm. today. A loss would drop Sanford into a loscrs bracket game tonight at 7. Terry Smith, who has won 15 straight games in two years in the Sanford Senior League, was to be Sanf ord's pitcher against Key West, - •- ''i - -- - Lanita explained, Is the secret to a cceasful story hour. Variety not only in the books read, but also in the other activities interspersed among reading sessions. A change of pace, the chance to shotit arid run for a few - 17A.I ' . '"I'I" ' .,, I re - , Variety, _____ In I know the prefer f Ii living Wi wi th 47 1' . . ,,. . - their f . . - It - DEAlt ABBY: I could not se he doesn't at all. When leave unanswered your reply to .. discipline them - -Nameless," hose wife ieitide the came home m' daughter several suicide attempts. -4" P' so muc,, mak eup n :. Is,/ f•* d cognize her. ) •' My mother died a natural p .. Should I let them go ba ck with dea th two years ago. My father \ •' -• t. ¼.. ii their father, or should I insist diedlastmonthat73o1arbon. 4 . .. - *i that they stay with inc until monoxide f)OISOflIfl'. i they finish high school? My . am roud to sa' that he m. ,i husband has been a wonderful . N inishedthelastpageofhislon' ;' stepfa ther, although they never 'note" on the night be fore he 7 _'¼ showed him the proper respect died af 1111~~ _ 7 11 1 ter dic ta ting It to his He is willing to have them back be friend On Sundayinor . st ' 'i iflsayso. twodaughtersand I 1 I know it will be difficult if mflbL his home pv . . -..-.rived for a- lunch ar they return, but Ihate to see J I the sheri ff and mite to . them ruin their lives because 27 , .-. know they will regret it later. coroner there. j &.'' . Please ad vise me. My family will bear its share i, 1. MOM of guilt for not preventing his i)7'ai'.",f'. v1ea th —eachtn his and her own DEAR MOM: them 1 ,... .." way. But I say, "Greater love borne Their grades are S P'' 41i' ' 'I bath no man." I ce to justify IL u . 11. 4- .I fie did not want to live on as a 1 - ,L ) ~ : I — V_ - . . 'o v o, -. 11 a . i'* ' It i hand, guidance and discipline. letter of explanation in lovely, 4 kI .4 , ,~ -~-, -is ~ % ley '! i, -v 14* -,L- io 1`11 # they don't, at east you'll know Lanfta Brown fascinates children like Hotly Lazenby, 5, (left) and Anita Smith, 4, rft that you did all you could for I miss both my parents. But I books them. honor their memory in the only way I know; I share their love ...S• enthusiasm. ,,It One of the world's largest competitive events — the 1975 Summer North American Bridge Championships opens August 1, at the Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour, Fla. Some 6,000 of the continent's sharpest card players will battle for five major chainplonshlpsand lesser titlesinten days of play. Nearly 4,000 players will be in action simultaneously, with participants from all parts of the U.S. Most will be playing from Identical deals, in a carefully controlled _______ iTr% / _________________ ____ -MT___A__F~ ___t2_q:_ 1~_ .-- ___ - I Also, how does one address d omanwhose husband has --= ____ _ ," makes so much more sense," Lanita "after how, to be able to go right to the bookshelves and help the children make their selections." Perhaps that'll change, she hopes In the fall, Lanita will be teaching at the First Presbyterian Church's Pre-School Education and Development Center in Sanford. She also hopes someone wil',lunteerto continue story hour in her stead. "The kids have so much fun. I hate to th ink they'll be wi thout story hour agaln,"she said i 4 It . J ' 'I V r Abby , ...- specialixing in early childhood education, with a speech and drama minor. She has taught kindergarten and fifth grade In blic schools near Gainesville and conducted story hour Little - _-_-1 ,.. - 4_,0~_ DEAR ABBY: I have two teenagers, ages 14 and 16. Their father and I divorced five sears ago and both remarried. For )ears, the children have been begging me to let them live with their father because they felt that their stepfather and I were DEAR ABBY: What is the too strict. Also, their real father pr omised them the moon. correct way to address a letter let t he to a lady whose husband has cunwuun(nat y keep ineir - - 6 -1:. ;1_1__._,._!--F, --F,_- By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ____________________________________ -- -'_~.:. ,. _,..,.1.._... tv'.j 1... .%.~ I,.-.-'.., ...; I. 3 _-_.~_- - I~ :__ _~~f_ __ , .6~ ~ -m-4. . -,..:~1._.a:.-. ,...-..1.f ' . -- I Sanford Senior All-Stars . I, — nsored ft ho w in the Sanford Library met with _________________ Living With Dad Hand Lac k s [ Dear . — sp e __ - _- I—. ~41 , W-, .1 14,I ~~- g ______ 1. If you've a Sanford parent of a 4- to 6-year-old, you'll probably know Lanita Brown. And your ch ildren will surely love her, because to them this attractive young woman represents all kinds of fun bear hunts and finger plays and stories of ad. P Last TOURNAMENTS Tu.iday, July22, 1975—IA nford, Ft. Ev,ng Hera 1 ' ".JI.It 0 Joe Torre (left) has on impressive ' '•-'e 1 Comm i's- - a I list of credentials. 4 1 ~? But he never , . . —"s ____ 'iItj.&hq made it into the record books. He did Monday when ___ _ he hit into four -- double plays. �.,--------........ -5---- - 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, July 22. tl$ Wells Twi Facing Facts,, 0 Women Dolphins Equal The regulations prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in 16,000 school districts and 2,700 institutions of higher education anti eclucauonai aswuiith*. They apply to a wide variety of edt ationai areas such as recruitment, hiring, admissions and scholarships, but (1r section on athletics was the most con'Toversial and brought the most discussion. -. ..-.. '. CAWLAAI McHENRY 8 YR. BOURBON I fl %lAfl IUIMfl --'---, 0 Under the amendment, money produced by football and basketball would first be spent on those sports and what remained could then be used for the rest of the athletic program. "We feel that this is not only a very desirable but necessary amendment," said Thomas Hanson, assistant NCAA executive director, by telephone from Kansas City. - '~ ETE! DAILY SPICIALI , I '. r ALL ILffiCE -5-. CERTIFIED ILUUILR MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH 4IL UG 'Ual *0 ILA Su,~ III EFEATh pn LIGHT OR DARK 6'N CERTIFIED TEQUILA hA MARIA 1.99 STANLEY __ . --- -' ' Htn, .331. PUNS-Cash. Phi. 6.0. Mor an Clii, 17: Lq,es. LA. I,'. -1 Ii 44j tI4 Po$e. Ciii 6.3; Cder, Mtn, 59. 35 51 177 U', rnsbi. Phi. U Bench. On Chicago MüntrLOt w, 6.3 37 .443 - LOS Angeles 51 45 5 Francisco Son Oleoo Atlanta Houston RUNS BATTED ___ 4.79 QuAllir TOM SIMS 8 YR. KY BOURBON TEQUILA U", I V ');%i 0SIIV IM CANADIAN I PLACE GREEN SCOTCH 06 Be CANADIAN CANADIAN SUNSET ABC 8 YEAR AAA~ d"* I V II.,JJ I (_ . .. v-i._____ A iviarK - - ' -- . . ______ ,,: -IS.. DAYTONA BEACH (All) Richard Petty, on the threshold of becoming the first $2-million career winner in stock car racing, can go over th e top Aug. 3 in th e 500-mile race at Pocono (Pa.) International Raceway. That's the next event on the tour of the National Association For Stock Car Auto Ilacing (NASCAR). The winner gets 115,225 while the second pre is ,500. Either would put Petty over the top. lie's just $6,207 away with prize money of $1,993,793 in his 17-year career, Thirdprize of $6,200 at Pocono would leave him just short. . - Championships p:: gc f' .., T. .__. . _______________ . 0% 11W. . _____________________ •,., CMI, Colombia (AP) To a bartender, water should be 32 derrecs, to a scientist water should be 1120, but to a swthmer water should be fast real fast. 'flat's how the Americans describe the water at the - - - _____ -_; A',. - -- i'. a '~ __ ". .1__ ' - . I - 'P'..,, •,, American pool, site of today's opening swimming com - II. petition at th e second World Aquatics Championships. And the rule of thumb has been that when the water is fast at an international competition, records will fall like fli es in Cali's tropical heat. "It's a real fast pool," sa id Bruce Furniss, world record holder in today's 200-meter freestyle, one of fi ve scheduled swimming events. "The deeper the water, the less turbulence and in this pool the water is plenty deep. The walls -ire well marked, the y' re to see notsllppery. "The water is very clear. Sometimes it can be hazy," said Furniss, a friendly high sc hool graduate from Santa Ma, Calif., who will be joining his bro ther Steve, also here, at Southern California th is fall. Ron Ballatore, coach of the heavily-favored American team, thinks many of the present world records are on their way out. " his ts one of the stronger' teams ever assemled," sa id Rallatore of his 20-man squad, which racked up eight gold medals at the first Aquatic In Belgrade In 19"3 to two for the runner-up East Germans. Many of the records the Americans will be smashing have American owners. There are fo ur American world record holders in six individual events, including sensational Tim Shaw of Long Beach, Calif., who holds the world standard in the 400 Freestyle and 1,500 freestyle. 17C. . 5IF:l5 - ,. \ 4 . 11 I ,,, ..-'- )t'd . Pt ' GOOD,' " lk I , ______ ______ 4 YR CANADIAN 'LaJ GINRUMVOOKA 399 41.15 STANLEY IMP. CANADIAN 319 3795 4.49 . 4995 JACOUIN SLOE GIN K.O. 861 BLEkO' 4.49 ... 49.95 4195 OT. CERTIFIED MR. 10 KENTUCKY BLEND RUM .....5.49 s.ui 62.95 3.69 'a'. ,JACOUIN BOND HALL BLEND 3 SINS 1O' 42.95 90' GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE 3.59 'w'. 41.88 WISER 15 YR. CANADIAN BONO 8.99 1-ro 99.50 MR. 10 KY. GIN 3 stits 10' 4015 ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 4.iI 's" 54.95 ABC VODKA RUM . SINS 1O' 42.95 3 11% IV 4.49 sea.' 49.95 JACQUIN ROYALE VODKA 01. BONDS MILL 3,99 lif ts 45.95 . . ... DRY __ .OR. PLACE ----- - GREEN ________ ______ CANADIAN SUNSET RUM CANADIAN 49 95 CASE ICE ______ -- 'lTAL! 3.99 VOLD 399 99 TPIPL(S-Kessunger, Chi, S. D Parke. Pgh, I. R.Mei:gec, Htn, A . Griffe'y. On, 1. Gross. PORT - SHERRY ins CAM 4 A BC WHITE PORT u iUl I • • KY. VODKA KY. GIN • KY. BLEND LANSON IHOCN8WP&I _, .t 4.49. Japan Maintains St rorg hold to lI?IAOU&i,l, MARTINI - MANHATTAN MARGARITA - TOM COLLINS 99 PINA COLADA - MAt TAt - oi 1 'I BUYS1.1. AT 436 GALLON MT. CNaILJS.IURGUNDY.ROSE 1.79 1 8.95 WOODLAND PLAZA GRINACHI ROSE.CHIANTI.CNAIUS 2.19 . 21.90 SHOP. CENTER . •5t DILAND 5.99 -, .-_--__.-_'_.-----_---_ CHENIN ILANC.ZINFANUL.RIEftpNG. 2.29 22.90 IEAUJOLAIS.BAflfRA.GEWURTZ TI. 2.69 26.90 IXCILUNT 111111111 CAliFORNIA VERMOUTH £au ':49 18:95 - - - - today's 200 freestyle, -. Spitz'200 freestyle record in 1974, one of seven world records - & PMTS LMON... $62 reh)' for women. _ - COME IN ANDASKABOU VUIRES ItS. 1)6 & 1)7 G.aco No 371 ^irjess Namr;n which assessed Courtney Srray accessories Richardson and Etta Pichardwn This merchandise ucing stor ed at and Calvin Bracy. Shell, Highway Ii 92. All of said propert v being in Ui. Casselberry Florida Additional County of Seminole, Stateof FIor-i-, rtlormation available from the Civil Unless Such certificate or cu Division of the Seminole County tlflca?es shall be redeemed . Sheriff's Department, cording to law the proper 1 / urii1 the undersigned described in Such certificate or 5furiff of Seminole County, Florida, will at certificates will be Sold to the 1 1 00 A M on the 73rd day of Jul j. highSt cash bidder at the court A 0 1775, offer for sale t') PiCute door on the 11th day of August. to any and all eustlng iein. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. rlr;da, th .lhov' described per 11 prOperly Tr.ut Said S*1 ceinq matte to -.":, The Icims of said Writ of 1ecutlon John F Polk, Sheriff p,hI;.1', uIy 1, O. 15, 37, 1973 July 1, 5. 15. 72, 1975 . Dated this 3rd day of July. 17 Arthur H Beckwitt,, Jr Clerk of the r::;, burt P. :uti Cr,.,i, Deputy CIer. Publish: July 3. l ; iii, ws DEP 39 ______ _______ _________________ -- CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing DFPi TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tr the City Council of the City of Winter FICTI TIOUS NAME Springs, Florida, that said Courici Notice Is hereby giw that j W ill toltt a public hearing a? 7 ) engaged in bus'nets at 16(4 S Bear p m or as soon therrsfter .is Lake Rd., Apopka 37707. Seminole pojsble, on PAonday. August 11. COUnty, Florida under the fic1itiøu 1975, to consider the adoption of an name of s&s am , SANDBLASTING, and ordinance by the City of Winlef that I Intend to recioter said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Springs, Florida, title of which it as f ol lows Seminole County. Florida in ac AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY cordance with the Provisions of the FlCtitjOuS Name Statutes. To Wit. OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORID,. PROVIDING FOR REGULATION Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957. OF THE CONSTRUCTION 5 Jan Alan Steffey OPERATION, AND MAIN Publith: July fl. 39. Aug 5, 17, 1975 TEPdANCE OF FAMILY SWI?.' DEPth MIPIG POOLS. PRESCRIBING s i A N 0 A P DS A N0 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONSTR UCTION, OPERATION - INVITATION TO BID CONSTRUCTIOPIOF SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE PHASE Ill AND MAINTENANCE OF SUCt4 SWIMMING POOLS AND SWIM MING POOL EQUIPMENT .PdD APPARATUS; PRESCRIBING DUTIES AND PESPOP4SIflILITIC Sealed bids from Contractors will be received by Owner. Cf Trustees for Seminole junior OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL College at 12 o'clock noon E .D.T., THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS WITH REFERENCE THERETO Thursday, August 11. IllS in the REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES Board Room of Se-nole OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN College. Sanford, Florida.Junior The CONFLICT HEREWITH following Is included: A Fine Arts Building con taining SEVCRABILITY AND appro.Imtely 30,000 square feet; FECTIVE DATE A copy of said ordinance Shall be Addition of Occupational Education Laboratories to the Learning available at the Office of the C' Clerk of Winter Springs. Florida. ter Pesouroes Center containing ap proximately ie.oc sguare feet; all persons desiring to AccetS driveway and parking area same ALLI NTEES R TED PARTIES for 171 automobiles; and Additional Mechanical Equipment in the ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND E HEARD C en tral Utility Plant B THIS NOTICE IstobepubI,shed Bid documents are open to public ipection In the office of the THE EVENING HERALD. newspaper of general circulation Director of Admln'ratiye Affairs sa id City. one (1) time at least is Seminole Junior College, F W Dodge Plan R oo m and Cen tral days prior to the time of true pubi c hearing Florida Builders E.cnange in DATED THIS 17th clay of Ji., Orlando.- and may be obtained from the of fices of Gutmann Dragash 1973 CITY OF Associates Architects Planners. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORi):, Incorporated. Sarutord Atlantic By S Mary I Norton Pdatonal Bank BuiIdnq, Suite 100. City Clerk O. So. 93$, Sanford, Florida 37771, NEWMAN D. BROCK, ESQUIRE upon request accompanied by ATTORNEY FOR CITY OF 1150.00 deposit per set. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA DCtwillbe POS refunded in full fO,. Publish July 73. 1915 two sets to Conractors submitting DE P 170 bona Ode bids and riturn of documents In gooø usable condition within 3 days after true opening of FICTITIOUSNAME P4011cc i5 hereby given Hi,? I bids. Refund for sets in excess oftwo will be less $7500 to cover cost of engaged tn business at 003 E. 75!ri reproduction, on the same basis of St .SSnfOrtt. 32771. Semino le County, return of documents. Florida t...ter the fiCtitiOuS name of Contractors who obtain bid A BABY'S WORLD, and that I i n .cuments and do not bid the tend to register saio name with the coject. must return same at least 10 Clerk of true Circ'jit Court, Seminole cA ys before the bid date. or pay County. Florida in accordance with 575 00 per set to defray cost of t h e prOvisions of the Fictitious reproduction and handling, as set Name Statutes, To-Wt Section forth above 06509 Florda Statutes Ili?, Sub contractors and oth.trs may S Mary Self obtain complete bid documents ur,on Publ,SJi Jvi ir 15. 72, 79, Aug 5, 1975 (10-P0111 of 515000 which will be DE P 90 refunded, less 17 5 - 00 to cover Board - about the most xperiericed radial on the rcad You can save ' more miles per gallon of gas - .,,., .' • 1 •.à'1 'i '. - '--I.., i,,, i- • '. s,. " " - , - , ...... ... 4..*. S.*I C'SI' FM 00 A1JGNMT cTIFICATE 'tIw.O' lull SP(DM CY1m $ - , 1 O° " j' 5- reproduction costs, upon return ,, FICTITIOUS NAMIZ of documints ifi Notice 's hereby guen that I am Condition within 0 s after opening of bi ds Parisi engaged in business at 501 Oakhurst sets to material suoers pli will be St Altamonte Sprins. Sem;nol. Issu ed at coot of reproduction COUnTy Florida unner the fic?it's Each bid must be accompaned by rime CI .1 D H CONTRACTORS, a certified check or bid bond issued and that I intend to regIster sao by an acceptable surety company name with the Clerk of true CircuiT for not less than S per cent of the Court, Seminole County, Florida in base bid The successful bidcier will .sccordar,ce with the provisions cf be required to furnish performance Hip Fctitlous Name Statutes. To bond and labor and materials Wit' Section 863 09 Florida Statuttn, p,syment bond, each In the full 1951 amount f the contract sum, issued H S (t,in rl by a bondng Company licensed fl PL,i Florida ()EP To be eligible for npnsG,r,tOri. iiS 1v5' comply with flue laws of FICTITIOUS NAME F lrl, all conditionS of the Nctt.ce P'i.r.; .3.ven th&t specification. and must be made on at 75 Jr. a facsimile of the form in(ItJcle4lw,tp, Drive, Forest City. Flo' the contract documents. n SemInole County Florida duplicate, enclosed In an opaque fiCtItiOus name of V.ALL' '.eiled envelope bearing the name QEALTY. that I And address of the bidder and register 5,id name With the Cler mirked- SEMINOLE JUNIOR the Circuit Court. Seminole Co'. COLLEGE PHASE Ill and del ivered Florida In acc or dance wilt than date and hour men PfOviSioM of the. Fit' above Statutes. To W.t SC Ganef reser',es the right to reiect Florida Statutes 1957 an,- or all bids or certain portions of S Geraldine I Wi a bid astipuIated fl the FORM OF Publish July 1. 0 15 PPOP0SAL, and to waive any ri DEP I formalities a ?echr,i(alities ,n ______________________________ bidding, and to award 'he lob ii the FICTITIOUS NAME bect Interest of the Owner . No bid Notice 5 hereby that I t?i1l1 be withdrawn for a period Cl en gaged in business at 7030 pt d.iy% from the opening da te tingt'am Dr , Winter Park. Siminoe Chafrman County. Florid. under the fidttiou Board of Trustees, name of I NVIROSPE CT and Phi? I cerrnoie JLn.or CO:lIJC 'nle CI Tori;s' ,.idr\,Ifl1e '.'rs Carolyn Stenstrom Clerk of the Circuit Court, %m" President C ou nty. Florida in accordance ,', s'nole Junior College the pro5n', of the F ct? Dr Earl S Weldon Na Statutes, to WI SeT,'ri PubliSh July 72, 7, Aug S 1975 66SCH Florla Statutes 1957 qooci '. , .. '' - - -- 5'..; - -- cj-en . '.- - years over b;llions of miles of rugged roaas, with thousands of satisfied drivers the world over. Designed specially for American domestic cars. The Michelin 'X' gives you safe, smooth, dependable driving you can rely on, measurable fuel sav i ngs,* and a '40,000 m e warranty on every tire for domestic and imported cars, OF P 173 Grace 8 Hughes Publish July I. 15. 22 . 79, lvs DEP 43 '..,,'-,..- VALID ou o ivt, . s A ,i.-3? am trv'ed ' I' - .... -V.., n . -. • '' - - your gas consumption for I., -I - of If you need tires, come in and let us Introduce you to Michelin 'X' . . . the Leader of steel-belled radials. Proven for over 25 CO WA A spokesman for th e hospital said Halas, former head coach of the National Football league team, went home Monday. He was operated on for a hernia. up to 10% ., '' /e'II tell you , P . - Kathy lieddy, in four individual races in the championships which end next Sunday, will also be in the 200 individual medley. Miss Heddv, from Summit, N.J., said the East Germans, who beat the American women 10-3 in gold medals at Belgrade, are still the team to beat. In the other morning qualifications, America's hopes will rest on Rick Hofstetter of McKeesport, Pa., and Rick Colella of Seattle in the 100 breaststroke, John Murphy of Hinsdale, Ill., and Mel Nash of Bloomington, Ind. in the 100 backstroke and an American relay team in the 400 combined medley , TUIM cIllcA(;o 1 Al') - Chicago Bears' owner George Halas, 80, has returned home after a sleekIong stay at North western Memo,ial Hospital. ' li ke Spitz had established at the Munich Olympics in 1972. Spitz, here as television announcer, still has two of ,th e four individual records left the 100 and 200 butterfly and one of the relays. Shirley Babashoff of Fountain Valley, Calif,, also has the pyschological pl us of knowing that no woman has ever done a faster 400 Fr eestyle in a sanctioned meet. "I feel good," said MASS Babashoff, who will be In five individual events, including today's morning qualifications in the 200 individual medley. The eight fastest qualifiers meet in the finals tonight. .1 , A Halas To Return Home ) CASSILIIIRY :: cv,g. ,a ,o c'vo \ I .\ I.EST. '.\ U 1825 US •PINOTCNA*DONNAY.PINOTNOII I LSSW The tournament continues today in Winnipeg. ('..BERNIi' 49,9 dista nces, Shaw's world record in the 200 at the world championship trials at Long Beach, Calif., inJune. Shaw had broken Mark OtAi*sm flUltCh. S cbastiani '2Ga1. SA[\'IGNON ni.tp ca'rIricm A.'.' - " "UNDIL '2" PIN hUH IN ', GALLONS CASE 016 GAL LQ 99 GALLON TORONTO (Al') Japan continued its domination of international Olympic-class women's volleyball tournament with a 3-0 victory over the Soviet Union at Maple lear Gardens Monday. Japan, which is undefeat ed in th tourrunent, won 15.6, over the Sovie ts , 15- I, I Uinada was defeated 3-1 by the U nited States :n another th e - • These Certificates are Good for Cash Savings at Jack Prosser Ford! ______ _____ L' 4.99 S'll TOLLANDH)USEMIERS 99c . • --------.JJ4..1 HIWAY 11.92 GALLON r-- BRAX('h .I COtS tv(S GLASSES rn yi Cu.. 2.99 (MN FERN PARK ALMADEN CHABLIS 131S I 4715 CASI - NIWAY 17•92 CHABI IS GUAsTImaul '' -POlI-MUSCATII IN 5 CLARET-SAUTERNE CAOI SIb Oil? NUTS COCKTAIL AbOMlMU.I • s cAM 014 GAtLONS £ '' f 3 SitiS 1 is. ,a. Francis Jackson Heath, CIiAItI..OTIE, S.C. Al' piorv'er Charlotte automobile dealer and twice a runnerup for the Southern Amateur golf championship, died Monday at the age of l2alteran illness, The family said he was often a golfing partner of pro Walter liageri. Heath had attended the University of North Carolina and Georgia Tech, and was a graduate of Baylor University. I CHIANtI Pt* CHAllIS BURGUNDY 4 49 MOUNTAIN euRcuNDy j\..,i LONG BRANCH 4 YR. KY . BRB. MR. ED % DEL CONTE PO. it 2 ZJSIWI Ex-Golf Champ vies ________ ___________ THIS WEEK'S BEST I CAM MOUNTAIN Cott) DUCK 15TH ASTI SPUMANTE RIG ROSE CHIANTI CLAFET 014 GALLON CREAM OR DR Y SHERRY auuv _______________ I' tItI ' ____ .3.88 GUM! IMP ABC PINK CHABLIS isis STOLEN BASES-Omit. sti. ' 599 5TH HAMPAGRI *' FAMAITAILAN CPIAMPAGN( BUDWEISER TABLE LIGHTER BAG 4.49 P%a 46.40 CAI ALL WINE BELOW no CA Phi, 19; Bench. On. 19; Star 1821 gas - ________ SZI •0"o'lS IMP. SPANISH 'I ' DEVONSHIRE I'ocHI 86.8 • SCOTCH CREAM SHERRY 29824w MAGNUM "'• 6 9 N RQ$( 49 2IISCA3IOFI 4 j ______ - SAUTERNE cast Of JUAN (STI SAl GOLDEN PALlOR! tI CUBES . *ME RUNS-Lu:i,nki. Phi. SIR KY IRS -. Club officials announced Monday that the Suns will open the exhibition season Oct. i against the Lakes's in Santa Barbara, Calif. The two clubs will also meet Oct. 8 in Bakersfield, Calif., and Oct. 11 in Phoenix. The rest of the Suns' preseason schedule involves an Oct. 12 date in Ellensburg, Wash., against the Seattle SuperSonics; an Oct. 18 contest in Phoenix against the Kansas City Kings; and an Oct. 20 game with the Kings iii [ ,as Vegas, Nev. CERTIFIED McHENRY 12 YEAR RUM LIGHT OR DARK PUERTO PICOSFINEST MOULIN ROUGE 19 IS CATAWBA FROM PORTUGAL ______ _____ ' :s 3 ALLPURPSI0USI OLD FLORIDA ______________ -• - - ________________________________________________ CRYSTAL CLEAR Chicago I, LOS Aiiy.I p San Francisco?. Piflsburgh 7 Htii. . - I,kers, DGIA1M(IICAI I3 C00 00 *MIII SCOTCH • IlNNEAIilS Minn. (Al') is pending Nearly two months of testiNFl. officials and I.'lLib nmon' have been concluded on crs prefer the term "option the trial of the National Foot- compensation rule," but it's ball league's Rozelle Rule, but commonly known in sports there's no prospect for a quick the Rozelle Rule. By playing the end to what has becomee a fes- club's option sear after a tering sore to the NFL Players contract expires, usually at a 10 Association, league officials per cent pay cut, the player is and club owners. free agent the next May 1. It may take another three In event he signs with a new years for a final verdict, in the team, the club losing the player view of District Judge Earl must be compensated by the It. Larson. lie said in an in. other team. And if the teams terview he doesn't expect to can't agree on the COfl1 hand down a verdict until late pensation, Commissioner Pete this year. Rottlle must dictate terms An appeal is almost automat. usually Involving a pick in the ic, no matter which way he next college (trait or a player rues, meaning the case would trade. head for the U.S. Court of ApA parade of 49 witnesses appeals before possibly reaching peared before larson, and atthe U.S. Supreme Court. Lorn'ys intrefluct'd some 320 exThe class-action suit was filed hibils not all I.f which were on behalf of all players in 1972 received. They varied from a but was reduc ed to 15 plaintiffs single sheet of paper to sheafs as the case began before larson of contracts and pamphlets and last February. books. Former Minnesota and New T he uros..currcnts of ti'sti. England quarterback Joe Kapp WOh1 revealed a deep conblazed the trail for the NI"lPA victiori by each side in the suit. lie prevailed in a legal at- sport's titantic legal test: t.ac'k on the standard players Most plaintiffs took the stand tontract, which also resulted III to tell why the Rule presents a nhlin; against the Hozelle thell fresh dealing freely ssith Rule. The question of damages tither tt'aiis, - SUNRISE ---TEQUILA But Lfl the shorter - PHOENIX, Ariz. i 0i The Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association will play six preseason games this fall half of them against the los Angeles _________ I 77th day of Februaf y, 11ficales for a law deto to be issue-I The certificate numbers ct that Cirin C45e en thereon ct Suns Announce Schedule . I'I:I5Jul1lN:u - 49 MAGNUM POMBAL VODKA ___ ,.--- 4.99 _sT_ : jJ' GOLD SEAL GIN __ __ GALLON 'I; SAXONY LONDON SCOTCH 619CASI 5•49 OUAIT ,. ~ 111M 4 - TsIARol?SGILAI Lww.I..T.yI 995 AinbIsilli Ru e I'\J o Ru I I n g \'et ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) The University of Michigan basketball team will leave July 31 for a 15-day tour of Egypt, university officials said Monday. Thetcarnwillplayeightgamesduring th etripandpar. ticipate in three basketball clinics In several Egyptian cities. Ten players will make the trip, along sith a student manager and head coach Johnny Orr, assistant coach John Dutcher and their wives, The NCAA-approved trip is sponsored by the U.S. State I)epartment and the People to People Sports Committee, officials said. The tour is financed through private contributions. - 4. 5.29 lle l , Ro ze Exhibition In Egypt . SCOTCH ______ RICHARD I'I""' Set Odav '- i 0 A0 #_ 8.85 FLA SUG R1SALI 1 _______________________ wagering," he added. ."."t' - ' One (1) fidence of the public in its ability to properly regulate the gambling activities In pari-mut uel Aquatics 1 . _________________________________ SCOTCH ___ .!iI Iiffl {.1l: ulloult BURGUNDY t ______ ! PREMIUM Cerleno, I-tIn, 73, C,rubb, SD. 73 M.ani*l. M,w,. 0 3 _____ 0IiGII&LM(ZICA GOLD 00 K.D. IN-Lu 47, Morgan. (fl. 47. Lopis. LA, 19 Htn, 3; C ICC flO, I P _ _ __ ___________ _ _____________ _____ - !. KY. BLEND - SUNRISE HOuston J. P4gw York 7 5t Louis A. San Deco 0 C;r,c;rir'ati rR'un,ham 101) T 'p'' fXman $7) AS J&B BROOKFORD 10 YEAR DUAl! 4q39 , Watson. inn. 70. Staub. NY, 61; 0th, 09 - ________ t.t$anta 1. Montreal I Ploustor (XcwiIeczny 4)01 at CANADIAN - Uix 299 4 YR. KY. BRO 1)15 CASE (15 4 - GALLONS Montreal (Rogers 671, (n) Nears NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, "Furthermore, the state is losing the con- follows _______________________ JIM BEAM KY BOURBON NRUM needed revenue certainly warrants the actions of the trial court," Adkins said, ti ' Petty Execution issued out oi and under titled, unthun State Pant Co. and years of issuance. tr. Plaintiff, vs John I Nolan, description of the Property, and thi Defendant. which aforesaid Writ q names in wPish it was assessed ar e Execution was delivered to me is S follows. Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, Certificate No 134 Year ot •I'td I have levied upon the following Issuance 196* described property Owned by John Description of Property T Nolan, said property being 5' of Lot I B. All Lot 85k 10 TR 0 located In Seminole County. Florida, THE TOWN OF SANFORD PLAT more particularly described as BOOK I PAGES 56 1064 & 117. Ii), "Although the kennel owners may feel justified in their complaints, th 1r course of action in depriving the state and the counties of and that forced compliance would be involuntary servitude, - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (S,ction 191.346. Florida Statutes) A 0 1975, The court said the state lost $64,000 a day in services Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE ISHEREY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of court on the revenue because of the strike. contending that the contract was for personal end their strike and had the right to jail them for defying his order, , th Seal of the County Court ' that Benjamin F Canty Jr or Evelyn Orange County, Florida, upon a final D Canty the holder of the followtct'; judgment rendered In P aforesamd certificates has filed said Cef counties." ______________ Michigan Cagers ______ SAUTI,,,t Philadelphia ICartton 171, (ii) --- _------- Pcs-. Oct. 2$. Cash. Ph. 21 Today's Games "Even lithe handlers w;int to stay out, they IN BRIEF "- DOUBLES-Bench. Clii. 31, i liarvie DuVal ruled correctly that they must IS ",noM II WI *1 , 0 t,U'øI ______ ____ HlI -IIse, Clii, m; Gar 15 49 479 111 7 vey, LA. 176; Cash , Phi, 173, 41 53 44 20' 47 37 447 70', MadlOck. Chi, lii; Watson, Htn. Ill. 31 63 33) 30 (inr-r' 10 Flagler's meeting was canceled by the strike for higher purses, The next (lay, DuVal found them in contempt - VODKA CERTIFIED SCHENLEY oLD 10 YR. V.0. VODKA 'w GIN REPEATER BARTON KY BOURBON 4I' J.T.S. BROWN JACQUIN STR KY KY. BOURBON '____ 8 YR 8OURBOP 1010 V.S.O.P. BRANDY ABC 8 YEAR STANLEY iuu flLEND _____ _________ SCOTCH IMP FIANCE Pgiipg CANADIAN IT'S I MO irs GREAT STANLEY VODKA stmtrv JACQUIN CANADIAN I I GILBEY SCOTCH LIGHT OR DARK RUM h1*1 PREMIUM THREE I11PROOF 102111110111111 GIN F-STANLEY CANADIAN RIVERS 6 15 L.A SUG RESALE : 531 17', Mo.'qan, Cia, if Mondays Results jail, "It might be said they are 'biting the hand that feeds them," Chief Justice James C. Adk ins said. In a 4-I opinion, the court said the dog owners were under legal contract to race at Flagler. The court said that Dade County Circuit Judge A&.ins said that the owners had "gravely affected the public interest, the revenue of the state of Florida and the revenue of Individual and 18 owners were jailed. They appealed to the Supreme Court and Adkins ordered t.'em released until the high court ruled, Justice Joseph Boyd agreed with the court opinion in part, but disagreed with ordering ownersto furnish dogs for the track, lie said that would violate the !th Amendment's prohubition against invdluntary servktude. Kennel owners had used the same argument, L FLA SOUVENIR GIFT PDX ASST SEAGRAM V 0 - TEACHERS SCOTCH 54011.1 SUG 0(5*11 I 11! - i49 ; Morgan. $3 II 544 5 44 44 31) 10 46 46 500 Ii s iaos NANCY • ' SCOTCH - at bats)-- PPitph'a New York St. Louis 'secretary carried registration papers to the thaleah motel where owners had debated the order for three hours Though trainers continued to debate whether to follow the owners, a spok esman for the track said racing would begin Thursday. That is three weeks after the scheduled start of David Pearson 1,172. Bruce 11111 of Topeka, Kan., leads the $10,000 rookie-of .theyeaipoints ra ce with 2(3. Second-place Carl Adams of San Diego, Calif., closed in to 212 wi th his eighth place finish at Nashville. f;QT1I 1Fn VflflKA - . National League Pittsburgh Jk KENTUCKY CIIt DI MITNI CIIMI 01 CASt c*uo - it c,sruy r*iptt sic "' APLICOT - SLOt CI PIPPILMffiI SC$kAPPS - D0MAI t PIACN 34 95 40T CASI 0$ I? CNjl*r . - W L Pct. GB Ciii, i47: SanguIllen. PgPu. 0 Pj9,'r. Pgh, 33.4; Watson, SO 36 617 - 4.19 . Mn. 173. (Sloe, OaO, 170. Chi. CA11 114A%'~S A C 1(110 35 8YR.KY. BRB. 1O&A sAWUW SC _ 9 I Uj.UL.$UWIT MS W CAUF. hANDY caoi ss ., GO10O*G SO CLAN CA*ADIA*CLUI $0 . jTrT SAIl SCTti 15 MACGREGOR DRY GIN MR. ED " '. G.Perry. Tea, Ill Madiock P! KENTUCKY NAPOLEON BRAND Y . 5.49 4.99 ,,. 54,95 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 86° 61.95 a'Io t 3.99 41.15 SOMETHNG SPECIAL.13tt. 8.99.. 99.50 ABC 6 YR. 86° KY. BRB. QUART MR. ED 4 YEAR KY.BRR.4,69.,utSl.95 QUART ROYAL CASTLE 86.80 1161.95 '' caa 49.95 QUART CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5.99 69.95 . . 4,49 OLD STANLEY 8 YR. 86° 3 syms 14. 55.95 OT. WATERFILL III FRAZIERAV1 4 6,49 Go" I 74,95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH INVERHOUSE SCOTCH 6.99 . 19.50 3 i'., 12" 51.75 IMP. FRENCH 8RANDYM 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER KY.BRS. 3.99 .'. 44.95 DEVONSHIRE 86.8 SCOTCH 4.19 iit. 54.95 TPIkEOUTS-Tanana, Cal. IS); Ryan, Cal, 15G. Blylewen. 1 240 * S1A0Y CLIII ILU'1 T Eckrsley. Cli, 61, 667. 232; Bird. XC, 63, 667 34$; Kansas City at Milwaukee. man, Oak, 63. 667, 3.72 East JACQUIN 5 sum 60; Rke, SOn. 57; R.WhIte, NY, 55: Burroughs. Tea, 55. RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn, BATTING OUAIT 7~1 California at Batt,more. (ii) Oakland at Detro.?, (n) National League FRANCE JACOUIN IMP I 4.29 6•99OUART SIyli'wen. Mm, II. .667. 320. Boston of Minnesota, ( n) Cleveland at Texas. (y) ( niiiiiiFli-1- 11.1-l"I"ll-liffity.1 if if STANLEY Si IMP COFFEE LIQUEUR KY. GIN "" Baseball Horton. Del, 63; 4*9 17" Sw. 63; G.Sco$t, Mu, 60. Munson. NY. 60. 43 54 ,443 11 HITS-Carc'w, Mm, 123; Mun ', Mhviscta Al 33 436 son. NY, 1)1; McRae. KC. Ill Mondays Results C Brett, KC, 1; Washington. Cleveland 2. CaIlforn, i. q Oak. Innings DOUBLES-McRae. KC. 25; Kansas City 3 Detroit 7 LyY1, Son, YS?rteqnskl, 73; BaltImore 6. Oakland 7 Son, 72; Chalk. Cal. 21; Den?. Mtwaukee 7. Chicago I CPu, 21; RodS, Oak. 21 MI,v'iesota 3, New York 0 TRIPLES-Orta. Chi, 9; Ply Te.as & Boston o irs. Cal. I; LeFlore Del. 6; Tsd.,'s Games Oakland SI and RUdI. Oak, A. Lynn, Son, 3: tBahinen Abbott 421 of Detroit (LaGrow G.B,ett, KC. S HOME RUNS-Bonds, NY. 7$ and Walker 34), 2. (In) Maybcrry, KC, 20; 7 21 ; Kansas City (Filzmort4 Jacs', Oak, 70; Burs'ot4s. MW "by 11 $1 at Milwaukee 6S), IC$. 19 C Scott. Mil, II (Slaton 93 and Champ BASES-k,ycrS. S 1 0 L E Pd 7, It n) t Cat. 51: Washington. Oak. 37; Califor nia (Ryan 1010) Otis, KC, 30; Remy. Cal, 7$; Baltimore (Cuellar 06). n) New York (Hunter 13 t) at North, Oak. 71. It PITCHING O.sions) Chicago 11(oat 146). (n) Kaat. Chi. 116. 700. 2 "ton (Lee 1? 6) at Min M.Torrei, Sal, Ii S. 44*. 377; nesa (Gottz 77), (ii) (Raich 54) at Palmer . Sal, 134. 614. 2.23; Cleveland Wise, Son, 176, 6.67. 430; Texas (Perry t 11). (n) New York of Chicago, (ii) QUAY BLEND 13 VS.O.P. COGNAC THREE ;'-Aq' ' .. WiSER 10 YR. RIVERS 2:J CANADIAN 15 47 Wednesdays Games ______ ____ MEXICO'S FINEST ' Min, 47 50 AS7 111 v tery.ski, Bsn, 6:: ,arew. Chicago Texas California - T1)e owners had appealed DuVal's injunction Jul y 7 while they continued to refuse to run their dogs. Supreme Court upheld a contempt finding against 18 dg owners. The court Monday gave the owners until S p.m. today to sign up or go to Petty continues to lead the lW5 point-race with 2,799 for the season. Dave Marcis is second with 2,343; James Hylton third ws 2,224; Darrell Waltrip four th wi th 2,220 and Benny Parsons is fif th wi th 2,144. Rou nd ing out th e to p 10 are Richard Childress 2,234; Cecil Gordon 2,0/; Elmo Langley 1,903; Walter Balla rd l,82, and ______ GUCKENHEIMER 51 0.0 M. LIQUEUR j POOF American League BATTING (p40 at bats)East 375; Hargrove, W L Pc?. GB Carew. Mn. Tex, .336; Lynn. Bsn, 337; Si 39 a Munson. NY, 377; McRLC. c, 41 45 •I .370. U 44 Sn e RUNS-Lynn, 6sr, 67; Ystr. 44 45 SoS .3i - TOM SIMS unINKS 43C jENEDICTINE 9.49 • IMP. ENGLISH Amer Icon Leave Oakland a ______ _______ Casselberry 8. BEEFEATER ABC RUM -T I V .)4 457 fl' t at sundown today, are signing up their dogs and ending a boycott of Flagler Dog Track. Minutes alter the owners voted Monday night to heed the court order, the track's racing work for the dog owners arfd will have to go along," the spokesman sai d. The dog owners acted after the Florida - Leaders 5 SCOTCH 3.99, 6.49 * Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, VVO --J14.97,. 3,,,17 I west 5$ 35 'Florida Supreme Court threat of being rejailed - ____ Dtrolt m 74.95 CASE SUG RES A LE - 2AM * Hi-Way 17.92, Fern Park ' Cleveland BLEND ug&* 5964CASE it. New York MItwiuk Baltimore " ri __________________ flfl1'' ONE SCOTCH ; JIM BEAM 80 STR. 4 YR . KY. BRB. SAVING IS YOURS THOMPSON 'TIL I VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINCIN' *MIIE1CUA*I ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES _ _ ___ ABC 1101A DAY FLA SCVIAO GUIDE ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD 3i495 5 0 I PIUS ALL WIlL $PICIALSA*0 QUEEN ANNE OLD " 4 lIGHT on 0*10 1. MOITOITNfHflICLS ARE '6 TO '9 BELOW SUNDAY' WHOLESALE CASE LIST ii AM. IN CURRENT $SLSt uc.uwtt.. EVE R YDAY PICU E" 71 64CASE 1000 VODKA ! y SCOTCH OU . C1 _ Roven I Tuesday, July 22, 1975-38 Legal Notice y I. AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 001 ROYAL DELUXE IMP, TEQUILA DRY GIN JOSECORTUMEXICO QUAIL CREEK A • VODKA I 900 7 YEAR RUM KY. BOURBON 5 DAY SALE TUES., JULY 22 THRU SAT., JULY 26 A BC 6YR KY HEDGES i BUTLER 1001110% 10 In a survey of NCAA schools by The Associated Press, most athletic directors said their schools had already begun efforts to comply with the law, long before the Monday effective date of the regulations. At several schools, such as William & Mary and Northwestern, a survey of the students will be conducted to see what sports they are Interested In, a proposal that was In the original HEW regulations but later discarded. Baseball . - __.-- _______________________ WORLD S LIGHT'S' 4 YR. 800 KY. BRB. 111111 He said the NCAA plans a convention in Chicago next month to see how economy moves can be made. "it is ironic that much of the savuA we could expect in Chicago would be more than offset by Title IX," be said. "We have to accept that it is law and do all we can do to comply within reason," he said. "The reason ends when you de. mand that football and basketball programs be matched." r'1\ GOLD COACH CAWLU 8 YR. 86 ° KY. BRB. irS4nAasBETTE R EARLY TIMES ST. LEGER 59 75 CASE -' ri SEAGRAM V.0.6 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. KY. BRB. ------ 10)'Greyhound Owners End Bo cott ' The National Collegiate Athletic Association and its member schools have claimed that no one is opposed to equal opportunity for women in sports but they believe it means "equal expenditures." The Departmeflt of Health. Education and Welfare, which wrote the guidelines, denies this. Efforts to block the legislation were defeated in the House and Senate last week, but the NCAA says It will pursue passage of an amendment to the law which, in effect, would exempt moneyproducing sports such as football and basketball. Majar League Spirit New MIAMI (AP) -Veteran receiver Howard Twtiley the trio which led Miami Into the playoffs five year men Nat Moore and Melvin Baker. Coach Don says the loss of Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and straight years and to two Super Bowl titles. Shuts also Is hoping to get a beg year out of rookie Jim Kiick to the World Football League hurt the "Not that our current players aren't good," he Freddie Solomon. Miami Dolphins physically, but it helped them added. "It's just that these kind of people aren't "1 don't think there's a lot of pressure on me," around all the time." psychologically, Csonka and Warfield were perennial All-Pro said Twilley. "I have a responsibility to do the best I "I know many of our veterans have a rededicated attitude," said Twilley, adding he expects players selections and Kiick was dependable to nick up can do. That's all anyone can ask of anybody." to respond as they did in 1972 when quarterback Bob needed short yardage against stacked defenses. Elsewhere in the NFL Monday, New York Giants Griese was hurt and missed 10 games. Twilley, who along with tackle Norm Evans is the running back Ron Johnson revealed he had not "I think the attitude then was, 'Let's all reach last of the original 1966 Dolphins, had his best signed a contract for the 1975 season and had doback and give it a little extra," he said. The showing ever in the 124nlnute run Monday by (idedtoplay out the option year of his contract. Dolphins, wi th Earl Morrall replacing Griese, went completing 12 laps and 50 yards around th e foot ba ll undefeated on the way to the 1972 National Football field. At the New York Jets' training site In Hempstead, League title. With Marlin Briscoe traded, TwUley finds himself N.Y., wide receiver David Knight suffered a "Many of our veteran players realize you don't as the only wide receiver on the roster with more stretched ligament In his left knee and will be lost replace a Csonka. Warfield and K.Ick," he said of than one year's experience. The others are second- for about a week, WASHINGTON (AP) - Most university athletic departments, some reluctantly, began facing the reality today that women will have to have equal opportunity to participate in their sports programs. Congress enacted Title IX of the Omnibus Education Act three years ago banning sex discrimination in schools recei ving Federal funds. But the regulations Implementing the legislation did not become effective until Monday, after much wrangling In Congress. [0191 Have Orlando middleweight contender "Irish" Gene Wells journeys to Miami Beach tonight to meet the world's top. ,' rated junior middleweight, Elisha Obed. The Bahamian, handled by Mike Dundee, has the ltnes\ record of all active fighters. He is undefeated after 60 professlonal lights. in his last effort, Wells dropped a hometown split decision to Tampa's John Money. The fight was for the southern title. Earlier this year In Miami, Obed stopped Fernand, Marcotte of Canada to win the 4 North American junior middle. weight championship. Also on the card will be last. rising Ed "Savage" Turner of Orlando. -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Meets ~]Elisha Obe& I l Universities --•-----,•- Think radial.. .and look to the leader ____ - - _____ - - ______ - - - FIC3 ITIOUS NAME , - - Notice h.'r(t), eflQaQM ,, 5'. '...'... ', , . ,.,, ..fl I 1 ,,..., . ., .. . �- '- - - - - - -- 'r - - - - -. -' " - ' - --- - - - - .. -y:- -• . --- .- - -- - - - ----------' ------ -.- r- _ - 1- 1~ 0 ! 4B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, July 22 7S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Business Mirror . ~ ! I Housing Future . y PAINT '• . SHOP' :.s a 9 I A : ik TAKi ADVANTAGE OF OUR DISCOUNTS - I Clouded ~ . F0 I . IEWNCAJI SPECIALISTS .1: AUTO NEW YORK (AP) - housing are rising, forecast housing Secretary Carla Hills' op. startstobeatanannualrateoI timism about the immediate 1.35 million in the th ird quarter 90N '11;6-1 -..' 4 Rebound is a -- . . , nwos rat si ?i igm Hanc, concurred. I ",',!~ Buy. vk 217 S .. .. H1, Btr EfURNMIRE 831-3304 -t,; *1,' ELnERRY, FLORIDA HIGHWAY - -- fairl) strong )f.'j iZ' - SERVICE & REPAIRS Roof Coating Guarante:d In Writing • 0 Low Cost Skirting •Carports 834-0600 In Oue - __ 1SS / of Savings reach 13 million by the end of Associations, whose members are the chief home mortgage the 'ear . Mrs. Hills, who found reason lenders, commented: e for optimism in what she said don't see anything in the v ere slowly declining mortgage housing picture that can be rates, even though such rates tern;t'd bright and rosy." estimates housing starts will League - I I . which were down to less an , should keen those nrices down The American cropcould be u twoand-a.half million tons. News reports were rife this per cer., on year, so up week 4k UI4L nuian buyers are 10 million tons of w heat should again on the warpath, looking be available for export 10 million tons. Moscow has is expected to match this for chartered for a year five 1 I;I - -. ... -7 t',•• ..,- Yugoslave and four British f reighters, a apparen tly cent beloir last year's, and drumming up money on the . ' ' w ill ha ve a sma ller surl.uro-inarkets wi thout saying year than last plus this )C what it will be used for. Asthere Whether wheat prices fall are American and Canadian further depends on Russia. iars'ests, will the Americans Some other commodity prices sell? And could a 30 million ton Me . - performince. But Australia's crop is likely to turn in 15 per have recenti) been zteudying, purchase aga in send prices and Lg Soviet purchases could rocketing? stop a fall in grain. The new-look American priv 7C-' A shortfall in Russia's policy, pushed aggressively by production can send its secretary of agriculture, Earl -mvssaries on tn the world Butz, is to sell off whatever can mw:lf!t chasing after what be sold R,, tvice 6707 POPCOR - PATIO STONE 10of III 1,69 16"6 1a,89 5 Popular - - ' . - ______ I - ": ' H7C.tGO-If, as some cent of the c& that went to ."i;e, deanlines.s is the ness trial. 'Many others pleaded nlL.iei,s in American guilty, fearing the corn;oUW., the principle may have pleteness of Thorn pson's 'Is ru- t major test in Illinois in evidence against them,) In some instances, he l'i6 "ir cleanliness - indeed, an ',t/J'ion with the need to reached into the statute books roe, it çx.tlitical corruption for old, rarely used las to get is bui.ji'J Lu be the most i.m- at the bribery, fraud and qualification and the shakedowns that have been rer',a campaign theme of stands. I fare in Chicago is 'ii,.', "Big Jim") Thompson, politics and goverrunent for uI',,vibljcan candidate for decades. His biggest catches were nrominent Democrats, :/t'/J'ij of that state, -, Dmpson announced his includlng Otto Kerner, a former ",'ir £dacy only a day after he overn* of Ill1noi himself and ,'// ,,,' /,,• I •,., I'll,, j t -. 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I eGLASS ready for you at a moment's notice Come to CARIB. BEAN CRUISES OF DLANDO INC. 574 N. ORLANDO Orlando Ave. Tel. 64.5.2060. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat 10.2. Indi v idual and Group Travel anywhere in the world. All modes of transportation available. Friendly Service. - '- SECONDS S16 DAHLIA DR , - i george I Avdt,a,Offi.fnik,ta,,tab4 PH. 8307702 or 671.3346k you are fired and want to A t Shredders from $55 $0 U - 14 - -. in the plane all the time, look over your fellow passengers. and meet new friends $249 50 Other , Guaranteed in Writing For 5 Years - want to see what Is going on Wutebs.akrt.' I Ovi edo •l I "OI" l 'thl Sn,.k's,r-,Uth Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator .Ij Sanford in The Act Hardware Bldg. for you if you want to be at the center of things, if you 3t IlMV '0 i III % e - '. FimmMING TEST 11 i Ph.321-0760 plane, however, Is the place - - SUPER MART Ncars, i•it the numkr t h!i CALL 834•8776 A COUPLE OF - Electric. " .1 - 2105. Elm rest for most of the trip then up front as far as possible will be the place for you. Sitting in on e of the front seats, you will have the feeling of being almost alone. Back in the rear of the 'mi'kev has bien .t'kang .itokcarctulwmthtirt- I NO OBLIGATION A,nHrt,.dDaIq-O.nav.* PH. 365.3241 COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Ok..,... iii. r,.a ri...a If i- . ff, - - . 1- A MAN'S TOUCH kT STYLES BY GLEN. ... Picturid above is Glen - K" SERVICE STATION - nover t -. ROOF COATING fjJJ 1, - d.stroyIt ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT f, MOBILE HOME NYLONIZE • i • ', Iii I '111 'S Av 0*1 I . AUTO PARTS AND WHOLESALE RETAIL - of-the-press tradition. As thousands of bureaucrats are now authorized to declare material classified, the press fears that the new code could allow almost anything embarrassing to the government to be withheld from public scrutiny. Had these provisions been previously applied some Journalists argue that a scandal like that started by the Pent.agon Papers would not have surfaced, Yet Us and other dlsclosures . IMPORTS * 10 -'' -. - .-- 1 ,- S RON 'S TIME SERVICE 'f",Lj' - . a "k i_i DUDA AUTO PARTS AND r p HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE '. '1 ~ . t,,, . 'f.I \-f' ."~ ~,.i I.-, - 2593 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 321-0049 111(j 6%~ . Fe'u & Feiage 1i.',;Y j Admiral you and the sort of person . 322 941016 Central Florida Ny.onizung FREE GIFT WRAP you are, and what mood you -. .35 SERVICE! -ADV. - . pi_S . DOMESTIC products. - - - criminal prosecution. Such restrictions are seen by the American Society of Newspaper Editors as alien to the nation's freedom. 1 Of . - '.---"..--. - OVIEDO TRACTOR CO Pet Supplies Annuals : Vegetable Plants .*.. Ir T - ,Y ;; Sid" III -. inu i Seeds - .- I I 1,)" .... gifts shop- 4.,. (f"u.':' y'. most unusual . .. . Come in and browse around her t - publisher who leaked classified Coleman invites you to -iW "i 2635 SANFORD AVE., SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING lRIflCR JO LVUy P101115,.. -. Nellie service represen. and $ Across from Mov,eland LIM 4 - L 51000 AppI, 3223936 Sjucicn' Bewttj I sdA..Touch.?f S . .1 ours cost less than you think. Ferns* Potted Plants CHanging ----- Baskets øDeko.Pots r1j -.-' - MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HAIR STYLING __ 7-- - T/-" He enjoys all phases o' hair of remodeling and adding 4 new results, and your hair will love rare. especially precision cuts stations to their existing shop you too!-ADV. . . -. good that they are In the midst You'll be delighted with the dItioning SMOKEY THE GRATEFUL, .. Sanford Ave., Sanford has been Glen can cut, set and style hair Salon, business has been so advantage of his specials ) SINGER APPROVED DEALER -' . - ... , .•i. .. '. Mother's beauty salons. Bet. enjoys all pha ses of hair care. shampoo and set for $3.50. Their day begIns at I: a.m nice Godwin, owner, of Ber. Being young In age by no means There are no signs of a fill. Call Glen now for an ap. nice's Beauty Salon, 2635 con veys a lack of talent and r ec ession at Bernice's Beauty polntrnent at 322-3936, and take - printing of official papers. The Criminal Justice Reform Act proposes to re wr ite the federal criminal code, a massive task included in which are provisions to plug leaks of government information to the press. At the moment there is no criminal sanction against a government employee who discloses classified inlirination, other than that specifically concerned with atomic energy or national defense. But the proposed code would make any federal official, newspaper reporter or . tatives on Carrier room air conditoners, Amana air con off on these Carrier room units. Geneva ad on this page for the They handle Whirlpool and _________________________ .A!- ... - - right; In -thehalrbusiness. This Seminole Community College feringspecials toietpeoplesee wlthorwithoutanappointment is the story of 18 year old Glen Bernice welcomes Glen on her what he can really do. Hair cut In addition to excellent hair Godwin who ever cince he was staff for he brings a fresh young and blow dry for $3.00, per. care, Bernice's Beauty Salon bert i has been around his approach to flair styling a nd manent waves $10.00 and a offers expert wig stylings FABRICS .1 .I Judiciary committee, which, it claims, could give the government powers to muzzle investigative reporting and the information subject to FOR W~ *4, -- People don't realize it, but at ditlonlng. Let Geneva put your , '' South'$ Finest" Choice of $207 narB-Q Chicken Dannet- or the 1371 Bar 0 Pork Dinner, Creamy Cole Slaw, Crunchy French Fies, Delicious Bar-8.0 Beans and a Hot Toasted Bun - Mrs. Jo Hill helps out in the which bring new standards of Don't let sky-rocketing business by being office beauty, convenience and electric bills be made worse by performance to you r kitchen. ailing appliances or air con manager. Another . our authorized Geneva sells and services Seminole Community College in Whirlpool ice makers from 50 to - -_ "The SPECIALS Hw, It 52. S a nford AdmIriiI appliances. Geneva Is top hand Is sold on Whirlpool, saying, "You Talmadge "Bud" Wiley. a can't buy better than a k , See oft __ FrIgIdalre air conditioning and Currently they are featuring a Any longer getting that major Remember, for service call refrigeration sc hool. summer s pecial of 15 per cent appliance you need. See the Geneva, for Geneva means been ifl F lor ida years 0 X/ COLEMAN'S BAR-B-Q ________ ' ___i .- 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. - ' -- TUESDAY-FAMILY DAY And NIlE - ~ - • Open Da ily 1400 W. First St. "~ W-M - ears x ri:e atte nd ed Admiral and Amana air con. Geneva Heating & Air Con. electricity eaters on a diet by r Conditio Heffl Brow ning ditoners, as well as Carrier ditiOninqthereisasolegcjng n i putting them In efficient sc h ool i n am and the room air conditioners, continuously. So don't delay operating order. ,,. 0 - i !I Colors GardenLand SANFORD 323-1329 - YOU CAN'T BEAT TItE SERVICE AT GENEVA HEATING AND AM CONDITIONING ... Pictured above(I tor)Is Bud Wiley, Mr. Hill (owwr) and Hartley Cavell. of e 90-DAY GUARANTEE • 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE . FREE ESTIMATES I - air Conditioning, refrigeration 1000 lb. Capacity, and are also refrigeration, and taught at and heattng. He also lives in proud of the new glass top ruth Florida Technical In Sanford. stoves by the same maker, the temperature up to is dlers, It pays for Itself through of drapes, carpets and fur- •.-, - - 408 MATTIE ST. ________________________ -- - RECHARGE ALL MAKES NEW & USED PARTS . INSTALLATION -' - - ' --- '- MISSISSIPPI a e College with a degree n air conditioning and If your home doesn't have air safety glass And last but not failure on all factory in. Other Orange counties. conditioning, the film can drop least, according to Sunhan- staliations. d .. naval officer with 27 Whirlpool," Whirlpool offers a phone number, Their everyday service. He worked up full year warranty and some low prices are sale prices. himself, who bought out former from a seaman "swabble" to a Items carry a 2-year warranty Geneva gives "Tech-Care" partner Edward Moran lieutenant. While in the na vy he on parts. Whirlpool laundry factory authorized warranty .recently, has had 30 years attended school on electronics equipment gives 2 full years service on all Whirlpool ap. experience In the business He and electrical components, and guarantee on parts, pliances, They also are factory is a graduate try. S offices serve Lake and at the office for - rsonnel, and Geneva has retired 111111rome of the best. John Hill years is factory guaranteed and store. unr,anuiers has an office i the new Live Oaks patented, there is a s year off H wy. 17-97, In 2858 Sanford Ave. Sanfofti - nave trained, experienced Sanfor d "Magic,Stick" method, with - They offer roundthecIock - your home. It eliminates fading your furnishings, - -- Horse Rider WESTERN STORE -. -'%L , P A P!323 5434 - - _ I service, seven days a week other advantages are happy, window glass into warranty against material IIIII 1 I they hat --' servlcendih&r ° o people buy to save money on electricity," they say, "and the Above are Martha and Neal A. Nelson, owners of Sunhandlers " *1 - 11 - BINGO FEEDS 161 - - - * HEAT ING a AIR CONDITIONING satisfied customers attest to their success In this endeavor. rocketing electric bills. 'Most Sunhandlers give plenty of to the transparent type cf film, first on the market and still the fringe benefits good reasons why you should you can select a tinted type that best It is the only laminated it on o the install solar c on trol film on has the effect of a mirror, so film available. Reflecto-Shield In add iti Iiurllivtji prosecutor in Chicago. he the city's powerful mayor. But Th'mpson also wect after brought indictments against more than 35o federal, sth teand Republicans - suburbas 1o'al officiais, as we!: as sei councilmen, zoning officials e. that the puhlIc likes their products and service and prices. They have found pu blic eager to learn about the advantages of Ref lecto. Shield,. 0 and to use this unique product to produce a saving In sky. temperatures down in the I. .. - * . - _1k,. 11 4$ service what they sell; you don't have to depend 14NM someone else for service. And of course they service what Someone else may have sold you They strive r same day Sunhandlerskownedby Neal A Nelson, who believes that thelrrapldgrowthto5stores n a short period of time shows - perl/i:1t 4 .) operator of "nur on service Geneva takes pride ,n the fact I *) . that the concern is locally owned and operated. it makes use of only the finest work. manship and features the lowest prices. victions in more than 90 per .---. -- time, and he obtained con- - AI . I 1'iliz W_ 1* . -1 suitable for residential, ccmmercial and auto use. As an energy saving device it keeps In Illinois The herald Services -- I STEPPING STONES ;"rst In Cleanliness" P . t -- nishinqs. lff -1. happy to Simulated Petrified Wood one month's consumption - a year, which means at least 5 third of "normal" levels, million tons of imports. Last year, the situation was worse. Ph. 322 _________ _____________________________________________________ °.?' A Wheat prices ha v e been dismal crop of 836 million tons falling since November, and the sent wheat-buyers ' to happy harvests predicted in the rind 8 miUtOntOnStIrt United States and Canada Leonid Brezhnev found only The Herald Services The WASH IN(;T0N-American press is fighting against a bill, now before the REID S CPA-RAGE -- . BELTBUCKLES .L'. % 1 - Is such C - I Sunhandlers offers distinct omes Fi rist LEATHER GOODS WALLETS - J EWELRY - That is the reason .Jotrn Hill advantages to the customer in lowering air conditionng costs. ordinary - Sanford, Fla. St. ___ your windows. It conserves up that you can see out but the to So per cent of electric energy, ou tsiders can't see in. Turns VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy private r-ajlefl.S f wheat grown in where your friends are ' seem to be tremendous 0113 jfl'.3 C) f Wheat Council predict a six per ficials expect a Russian cent higher crop than in 1974, shortfall of between 5 million and one per cent Ngher IJ= the and 10 million tons of wheat, Last record year, 1973 ( taking w e i ts target of 215 million the highe r range of forecasts). tons of all grains to be hS.r. That Is good news for the vested will probably turn out to hungry who were threatened at be more li ke 19 million tons, the end of the last crop season Indeed, the most optimistic jjj b) grain resnes, worlid-wide d-wide. orecast istor NURSING 2.1 Hour Nursing Care For food. Three years ago, the WASHINGTON-Weather Russian harvest fell 15 per cent __. ff CENTER 919 E. 2nd permitting, the world 1975 short, but to make up for it wheat harvest will be a Russia collared a full record one -"nks to North cent of world exports that year Anx4ics. Estimistes out this - and sot prices soaring. Slh Year SLJF 0 - e a ' types - - the added benefit of allowing demonstrate the amazing clualillesof Reflec'.o Shield. the original solar control film that reduces heat, fading and glare, tind most Importantly of all, There are various fcrd. the breeze to come through this window insulation film, - you'd call exuberant or bou- rate. A spokesnian for the U.S. yant," he said. The association S - rh Ott A sales and service business s lodged by Its service! That Is a fact of business life that Is appreciated by Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Service, l2os Park Ave,, in the Plaza, San. •me qtjniltl!i as 'he film with . dIi Sunhancileis Seminole County, who 1 conve n ien t • Steps Fold Down Awnings 11 1~4~ fu - thicker and has more body. Also window screens can be purchased that give most of the our electric W -• 5 had some way to keep the heat out In the summer arid keep It in In the winter? -_J n, Th e Herald ,rn aCtS fl1er 0 Where Service Window shades are available') made of almost the same material, except that the film is I Wishnomoi-elAllvnuhavøtn I- . __ __.-- ,. ._ Anchoring As you watch your electric bills soaring upward this summer, don't you wish you . INC Rebound? eat H a rvestU 6% Over 1974 ? Located I Mile North of SR434Onl7.53InLonqw, Geneva Heatin g & Air Conditioning Seminole Of - [P PRODUCTS 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD Record -' --I,. - -' Sunhandlers ~11 _., ,) New & Used Furniture- We Sell & Trade -One Or A Housetul- Furniture a Gla%sware ETHEL BART ''I BETTY SMITH ' May B e - Open 1 D ays jk I00am .t.lOp.m. Monday DtIIvsrIt Semiflo/e • • • • ecrec Senate 9 ThereaI is e said Shee ha Certainly not to the level we is a depression multifamily used to think was needed. It's one thing to reach bottom, an- housing. "For us to get back even to 1.4 million starts we'd othe r o say we' re a UPha ve to have an extraordi narily pretty moid- strong rebound - maybe a "We're still at c - of the multifamily est level, well short of anything doubling - 1 ) ' '.' i;,,. She-elian's own estintate is far 1,The administration would below those figures. "We don't like to feel we are turning up. I believe starts will get back to haven't seen any evidence Of 1.5 mill.lon by the end of the iL99 year. There's no reason to be. His chief economist, George eve ey will - • el - - Ie% Iof production. Tha t beI8rnill,on or 19 million or 2 ciation of Mutual • £ , Wallet Getting Sunburned ? ,f~ - - . 46.'A president of the 'National • . 1' - _____________ : . ' Porch Swing achieved dunng peak months in tional Association of Homethe period builders, commented: - •.• *Fertilizers 'Nelson Fla. Roses .Insecticides 8AC & MC 'Trees 4 Shrubs 'Gift Shop •Hardware Dept, *Pool Chemicals 11 - - i !I II "I 0 'I, I housing starts during June. more pessimistic. Th e June rate, on an annual Told of Mrs. Hills' estimates, basis, was 1.07 million starts, Robert Sheehan director of about one-half the rate Ieconomic research for the Na- Askedlatertocomment,Gro- . ''' future of housing isn't shared three by some leaders of that in- monft of U)c eenal dustry. Stich a forecast in itself would Testifying before the Con- seem to contradict the use of gressional Joint Economic the term rebound, even tho Conunitteee, Mrs. Hills stated the number exceeds those that "all sectors seem to be re- foreseen by some housing inbounding," despite a decline in dustry economists. They airve I 7 DAYS JUNCTION MY. • SERVICE y: /\ Step Forward? S "Your Complete One-Stop Garden Center" // .' Still Tuesday, July 22, 1975-S8 Nctcr Weeping Elm Lane, The Spritvjt I Q*(C.-sl. FICWide 17 7 SO and that g only person 'r'?erested in 5td butineis BUY 1 PAIR AT REGULAR PRiCE AND SELECT THE SECOND PAIR FOR $1.00. NOT JUST A SELECT GPOUP OF SHOES BUT THE ENTIRE SHOE STOCK! Dated at Daytor.i Beach Fiord, th 11th diy of June A 0 U?S John Manning STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF VOLUSIA I HERE B Y CERTIFY that on tm S day before me, an Officer duly MIted to take açknow$edgmerUs rerwnaliy appeared JOHN MAN P' NO, to me known to be thi Oe'rson --scribed ri and who executed tiie I reQoing Instrument and tie ackl ed before m that re ee,(ute.d the same WITNESS my hind and official '-ii in the County ,tnl State lay r'fl(i3aid this llthdayof June A U BOOTS SPECIAL BUY 1 AT THE REGULAR PRICE-2nd PAIR HALF PRICE! L C.*t.tI,brni'y S.eninoi Pz. .In .ZS31 &01 - Brenda J Sctimdt. '." 'y Public $tate of Florida Mv Commission Eepres No v ember It. iS'S ' I t N-si July ?7 79 Aua 5 if 7' 1'. -I _______ %-_ �SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, July 22, 1975 Scrambler _______________________ I TOISJ I GHT's T\/ j AG _____________________ .. ________________________________ AM '4 I QNS GAM0L 35 Lwissan ACROSS ______ AI Tusdsy, July 22, lflS-4B Evening Herald, Sanford. FL Anwr to Previous Puzzle ______ UrnjshJ - 32—HousesUnfurnished CLASSIFIED ADS LA A ______ P - N T Adults large roirn air. tdeaj (or retired Persons hedroom hnpar Mars,, 37793%) or 372 $OSi 377 9777 _, Skating RInk X- Furn or (JrIIU,n ldel Spring i "M(' out time" Ge Location. Reasonable Rent, Phgn Patio and lawn furniture at a Owner 365 )77l __________________________ prfre ifeid fh Classified Ads ____________ _________________________ mOuntan Warehouse space ior rent. 2000 sq 36 Fathers E ft. Sanford 373-9030 or 373 9031 -PIOdUCInG 38 Hubbub A farm ii :30 (2) Holiywoocj irir 40 Searchvs E Tuesday _______ _______ (24) Sesame Street 6 Thick (6) As The World 41-Houses J...1AfN 42 Emissary ah Squares ii High homes 45 Phonograph (44) MICkCy Mouse Turns EVENING (6) Love Of Life 13 Scepter Club (9) Lets Make A OJ I('COrdS ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Choice 14 French patois 48 Dry, as wine (C) Movie 4:30 (2) BoMnza DtI I bedroom, maintenance free, Quiet7 bedroom cottage, air, like 7:00 (2) To Tell The of Louisiana 49 Kind of o ( Bdy Bunch _____ --APartments Furnished (C) Mery Griffin 2:00 (6) Guiding Light central air, w-w carpet, boat dock, 101 new. paneled, large porch, $135 41c a line is Birds Of PY N CA l thru s times Truth (24) Electric Company Athapascan ----------wmmi'ig beach, finest locat')n () Lucy Show HOURS (9) 310,000 Pyramid nb 1st & last Older couple only, t6Goddess of 3lc a line 6 thru 25 times Indian (6) Concentration (33) Florida $10,700 0297 Garage i1ft furnished or (24) Family At (13) Winter Park dawn (LJfli Lut1b 27 t3eng (Latin) __________________________ 24c a line 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 53 Lily maid of 2àtimes furniShed (C) What's My Line Lifestyle I? Victim of 51.000 DOWN-- 7 bedroom, I bath In War form) City Council Ast*rak 28 air,&carpeted, newly Nice7hedrocm block home, fur I Aslolat' MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) painted inside 11:55 (6) News (9) Wild World Winter Park, 521.175 leprosy 2:30 (2, C) The Doctors 10 Stone layer 377 31 3kunk (35) Batman fished O( unfurniSh ----------------.--.._ — SATURDAY __________________________________ 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum 373 7970. 19 Spanish article Animals (Scot i 37 Portable Ch3IrS APARTMCNT WITH BUSINESS (6) Edge 01 Night (44) Gilligan's Island Backs cr flkS -: Efficiency apt, 20 Rebuked 39 Turkish ______ (13) Westeyan Singers AFTERNOON BUILDING- Excellent frontage (9) Rhyme And 2 Bedroom house, StOve, $140 I)) 56 Kind of triread I? Female 5:00 (9) DInah fU'OlShCd 72 Reproved foretetle, measure of Hwy 1797 545,000. SubmIt oiler. (24) Country Club Circle. ange County Reason 373 1579 after (24) MIster Rogers 377 16fl DEADLINES _____ 25 Takes fOOd 13 Pedal 530 length OOWP School Board (35) My Favorite Neighborhood 29 Soviet stream intrernrtos 41 ireland QUALITy-. 3 bcdreom, I' bathe. Furn Efficiency Apt 12:00 (2. 44) News (35, 44) Star Trek Martian I Corp ____ 2 Bedroom fenced yq 30 Sine Iegilima (33) Mickey Mouse Noon The Day Before Publication ta Portable 42 Solar dish cenlral air lOw down, assume Water & lights 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Young And 2 Air lpreti) (24) Bill Moyers P'OIO lab) stso mo Adults prelecred fasteners Club 43 Festival nioitgagr., 528.900 373 Sill 3 Angers 32 Sleeveless Restless (6) What's My Lin3 323 SISior 3fl 20 Accuses ____ Journal *4 Snare (44) Lost In Space _____ Sundo - Noon Friday 4 River (Sp) garment 21 Term for (1) Let's Make A (I) Jackpot n'& Two Bedroom fished Sr 46 Signet ______________________________ _____________________________________ COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large (44) Underdog 5:30 (2) News ______ •- S Yammored 33 The same golfers (p1) 47 Within (comb ______________________________ ______________________________ _____ Air Cond., carpeting, reasobIe _________________________________ ______ Deal and shaded. $7,500, 3:00 (2, 5) Another World (9) Eyewitness (6) Andy Griffith 6 Branded 33—Houses Furnjshe(J hahn) 22 Lapse form) _____________________________ _____________________________ _____ No pets 3721110 (9) Hollywood (24) FirIng Line (6) Price Is Right 7 Orqanzed 34 Canada. 23 Surrender ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------49 F,encr cty ______________________________ LOT- over looking Lake Crvttjt, (13) WOTT Sports Squares Large 7 hedroom garage apt., kit Lake Mar, quiet neighrflo P,1ç (9) General Hosoital 133) BIg Valley lab I ?4 i4p,j, blc.' O Cr.iat 56500 4—Personals And Travel Help Wanted 18(13) Movie oc Qi it co then, living rm . bath den. 3 blks .i 12:30 (2. C) Jackpot (24) Woman r:orri' 5? Att.mpt BR, turn , carpet, sun porch, ---World from Center of town 323 5109 after 8:00 (2, C) Adam 12 utility rrn , 377 6196 (6) Search For (33) Cartoons i:. 6 — Harold Ha!i RedRy (9) HaDDY Days ret Au kl rk;!.4.. . -_ fict I .e i, yOU to meet Itie riohi oecon luSt ... '' " u, i;ju oi iTCri udme 26065 Hw 797 u,1v rm CTTiCIency apt . furnithcd mioo,e age Couple desired 372______ for you. NATIONAL SINGLES (35) American Office ____ (44) Variety 6:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (9) 1767 Private entrance, bath & i.'arking REAL TOP 373 5771 ie Life To ______ CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 305 ____ Lifestyle 371 9579 _.—__.._.__---_--i :00 (2, C) Marble (24) Electric Company Live 773-PlO PositIon _____ LOvely cottage air. c4rn' Lommercial Properties (44) DInah Machine (44) Lucy Show (24) Lilias 'a Adults. No pets. 377 8:30 (2, 6) Movie 7711 AVALON APARTMENTS Homes, Lots _____ (6? News 6:30 (7, I) NBC News ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Good year Service Store And You ADULTS. NO PETS (9) Movie Free, 644-lOP for "We Care"retail office (9) Ryan's Hope manent posit Ion for a (9) ABC News FurniShed? BR Hout. And (35) Unc1e Hubie 1 16w. 2nd St. (33) Victory At Sea "Hotline". Adults or T'ens. clerk, (24) Masterpiece Adults, No Pets (13) McKeever And 1 ShOW Acreage Ijll lI 9:00 (6) Hôwaii Five.O J Nice Location 377 1566 Theatre The Colonel tr'c(thint Vinegar! 861 Kelpt Plow GET THOSE LUXURy ITEMS FOP (44) Three Stooges Goodyear benefits include paid (13) Carolina Country JOHN V RIDER, ASCC (4) Feeling Good all four in one capsule Ask for A FRACTION OF THEIR COST (35, 44) Moie 4'00 (7, 8) Somerset — vacations, free huspitatilatiOn and llI (35, 44) MOVIE' r P OMTOI),, y . V68 ' faust's ()rus (33) Mayberry RFD SWAPIT ADS! 1:30 (2. C) Days Of Our 34—Wbile Homes (6) Mery GrIffin insurance, plus pension Program, 9:30 (13) Dante's Inferno 1 v. Garnett White (44) Gomer Pyle Lives 9 Monthly Rentals AvaiIi I - You Don't tS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Say 10:00 (2, I) Police Story I I * 5)35 $1. Color TV IN YOUR FAMILY? Reply by letter. giving work ciBroker, 107W Commercial I 7 Bedroom trailer, $13S mo . ptus$S0 (6) Barbaby Jones ________________________________________________________________________________________ I S1(grity Mullet Lake Park, 349 QUALITY INtl-NORTH AL ANON perlr'nce, telephone number. Sanford 372 7911 (9) Marcus Welby I I & SR 43-1, LcxvqwOOd ;jI For families or friends of problem -: 5647 Lonvenient interview arranged (13) Zane Grey' drinkers ____________________________ In the Herald Classified ads are Theatre For further Information call .173 4317 Your letter will be answered and _r_ 197) 17' wide, 1 bedrooryi, AC, adults. I or? Bedroom Adults only Iiii HIGHLIGHTS (24) Interface or write $175 per month, 337 qj kept In confidence. ____ PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK i Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.0 10:30 (13) June Allyson 2545 Park Drive $70 up Beautifully fUtfll%Pied, large 2 Box 553. Sanford, Fla, 32771 11:00 (2,6,1.9) News Write to ______ __________________________________ DIALING AROUND: Steve cash to pay the club check. wun garage; new carpets; bedroom, adults preferred $lS0 magazine editor, the other a -Mr Steve Hair, Store Manager (33) 700 Club assume or refinance. 521.900. per mo Call 372 4170, Lawrence and Eydie Gorme Naturally, they encounter the *CED WITH * D,flNi(Ifrc'. comfortable surburban GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 31A— ipktxes . Crank Realty, REALTOR (44) Night Gallery PROBLEM are in London now shooting escort, Mr. Pmney played by P0 BoxY 11:30 (2) Tonight Show housewife, - decide to swap 930-6061 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Bedroom, air conditioned, by week I Sanford Fla. their television special which DELTOPIAguest star George Furth. New Dite, Furnor I or month Plenty of grov, for I (6) MovIe life-styles, and run into starCan H'?Ip An Equal Opportunity Employer unfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn I children & pets 377569 will be seen on Thanksgiving 8:30-9 CB.S M-AS-H Rerun (9) Wide World Of Call 123 4597 Lung situations, especially with * "Get 'Em While * V Care. 373 un or 669 6346 I Write P.O Box 171) _____________________________ night on CBS. They'll go to It's not just fun and games In Entertainment their respective men. Barbara Nice 1 bedroom trailer on large I Parttime,approx Intl aday. Must __________________________ Sanford. Florida3llfl I (44) The Fugitive Paris for an on-location surgery. A major battle * They're HoV ' * I Bedroom apt, kltthen eguipped.l shady lot. $125 mo Adults Only, Eden plays the homebody and have typlog e.perince ar.d be _____________________________ _____ 12:00 (5) Great Mysteries -0761 " 6ir, carpfp, Adlti sequence with guest-star Gene produces many casualties. $91 50 377 I able to take on n , lative. Call 321 ______ I 'I. ,i'i•i I I:irh.r V,'hitnn thi .Iitr,r - "j- . ________________________ ,onicjrr,jw 1796 eves 8. wk nds -----— 0611 Kelly, ( I New hcx,,es in a rural area No down re-creating ]56 his keeping the medics going for 48 9.10 CBS hAWAII FIVF,O — • WEKIVA RIVER • payment, monthly Payments lass I I I I f I J I I J than rent, Government subsidized large thaciy oaks 'n the scenic I to qualified buyers Call to see if Paris" dance routine! The drama urfaons. dnn' with 5.turt.. ;n '-...-.i..-" --II, ,.AI 1 preferred so week -....... LYIUI Ut1 "..—.fl'fliTC pooaje, no collar; name .. (WI Ull ttn, 151) TV UUflUuu deposit 373 5854 OU Qualify! Wektva Modern ('can interiors, lIcenSee to help _____ ____________________________ us make sales irony is that the original wasn't emotional confrontations. 0 riitp'i' Satellites Boo Boo Kidt favorite pet; from $1 Fat, the sinister spy, is back SMi W of Sanford 372 Forrest Greene. Inc --- ------reward 931 8899 or $19 6305 M. UNSWORTH REALTY made In Paris. It was done on 4170 8:30-10 NBC of Jupiter WORLD and is played by Khlgh Diegh. MORNING 3236353.3721910.eves Reg Real Estate Broker 32-}4.o'jses Unfurnisheci — the back lot at M.G.M. in PREMIERE MOVIE "The Last FOUND: Da'chthund pup; Found on This time, Wo Fat is seeking to ________________________ 903W. 1st St California. corner of F1r? St. arid 1792, Call ____________________________ A(ANYMF; 11 EU ERuJI,l)% S H Real Estate 6.00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Survivors" Rerun Tight drama eliminate a foreign minister Wlner Springs 21—Situations Wanted 373 608) or 373 OSI7 eves. Lovely? tIp. 1 bath, — 372 1057 or 332 1996 after 6 ________________________________ 6:10 (2) Sunrise "The Mary Tyler Moore about survivors In a lifeboat living, dining, Floridi room, wall visiting the island, but to do so, MRAI)RSATOTSI I.LACCIIE Almanac fEW Ht)MES-- In good area 364 Show" has been a Saturday after a cruise ship has sunk, an wall carPeting, fenced 8)1 3457 FOUND- Male Irish Setter, Celery Willbaby sit n my home week dIyt 36-Resort Property be must penetrate the security 6:15 (6,5) Sunshine Bedrooms, Priced In mid 70's S and Scott Ave area. Ph, 321 0797. night staple on CBS (or five updated takeoff on the movie Winter Springs 377 1090 A AS PA IT S All S A P NA BET H S,anfor- 3 BR, partly furniShed, — set up by McGarrett and Fivepct, down, 7k,. t- in?. Almanac .. 1cg1 Seminole Orlondo - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 'r ______ " rirw 7'00 (2.5) Today (6) News (9) Bozos Big Top (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 7:30 8:00 () Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Pt'III Donahue 9:30 - (6) Mike Douglas (C, 9) Movie (44) Fury (44) Petticoat Junction Leleonty -- (C) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street ther(n Best 10:30 (3, C) Wheel Of ( - (2,5) High Rollers (6) Now You u (9) Show ou (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 11:00 1 ' r , 41 - ' • 1 I - Sb I s - 14175 ) _____ — - IJtDfl71 I LYTSREHXORPLLT,R,%RS TM El EA CLI; S .'l H IlL F P 1) A IU( F EAI.DpAEfl: F: A SM '_____ -. ___________________________ - EDT G F; I) S A It I) ANMED1INRDRM ____ -___ i .____ G eneva ardens (' Luxury A BABY'S WORLD Care for iafard% tO age 2 Only 1 E Family of eight moving to South Carolina. has home for sale, 377. 777' 75th St 377 6445 9—Goed Things to Eat -- IUROP I HE3TIA AMAITIU.'A 1AI.IVUVt1L' i,, 'ro DFME'TER HADES PAN POSEiN I -- --- Pure tioner 1801W. 3rd St., Sanford '— BAMBOO COVE APTS Sp(,tlej5, fty redefated, Cecov furniture, 7 bedrooms See our model ii - 300 F Airport, Sanforø 373 1340 7 " I Peas, you pick Black.ya 9. Purple uti "art Tuesday, July 37 Oregon Ave. I ml, North of 46 & iusl west of II - -' P Wanted - -- - JNOTICE - - -'-'- Clubhouse, 3 and 4 BR Homes Oviedo, Secluded on one acre. 3 BR, 7 bath, carpeted, formal dining 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 4 '1 FROM 35 * _____________ _______________ 1 Ii 1505 W.2SthSt. SANFORD ,,"] KNIGHT ORR & CO. II I -- - Defect w 1 From 0 z 1 '' -4 - -- :'$hiiiiig' bI 1" Thi? l the fairest of them alIt Payton Realty c - - 4 - -- .. j Comdi _________ 2 ir,,',law T;":"' I p' AU. DAY Value r... i. (ca:x:o.,,,;, a,...I.. A .i... - - Real Estate Broker m Homes "The House That I?. - 60' Lamplight,.', $3,750 On large beautiful riverfront lot with dock. Option to rent lot at 16$ mo. 3.495770 after S p.m. _______________________ , iim' inn 'tiiii '1 Grows" 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5200 . " - - ': 67A-Feed 1V- Radio 53- Stereo stereo. beautiful large Old English, S speaker's, $135 322 5.457, ____________ ________ * '.\ Seminole County — S to 60 Acre tract*. several locations. 51.900 to 54000pere0dte'rmsTe't'y Realty, REALTOR, 6280711. - -------- JI '' _________________________ • - II - Air Conditioning -- DELTONA- 170' i 125'. $7000 - - I _________________________ Fencing It. of _____________________________ FREE --- ') Yard Cleanup? Hedges Trimmed' Flower Beds Cleaned? Free estimates. 373 1069 or 373 7911 1 ' a car seirhf. fight sganst birth dofacf - -. -- ----- , --- - Need your aras u.?? Prompt and dependent ServcC V and ug' 377 SAdIt Clubhouse with Cole, TV, ool Table, Kitchen STern 'enter, Jukebox, roof Paint & birds Pool V able, Pin ball Ma.hie. Pop Machine Bring your own horn. or seed on. from our D??29,i I I!. I Additions Call for AppI. 322.3103 RemodelIng 11j $II4S.Si*IW' Awe., SaiI,nd Fl. mu Caillena Home 333 118$ tat 0ff'reHFa:s '"TIII ,...iL A LA CL EANS ALL F .1cm-cr rrr-ss-,rec 'in.n Roofing ___________________________ hdyWor[ ISR000EPI ROOFING 373670) — POOl Repairs Average IS sq It "Ct ha.r tried lh.' r r-t COW try Ihi roof. 16CC Call Orla"do 799 ISIO bed Expert pant & bOdy work ,,'r r :1m0 7)8 7306 alter 6 p ni 3?) 1595 Ph p I dellyiiy . IJtIty Buildings Aluminum utility Buildings inciud Pest Control Contractor. Homes. additions. 530 5377 or 9968114 eveS. ung floor, delivery, installation wally Watt of Orlando 799 4276 APT BROWN PEST CONTROL ?'k Dr"e BUDDY'S IsOMEIMPROVEMENT rn sass ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 338 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS-- Pressure Cleaning Expert rt iIJ roofs or shingles All wcrh guarant Registered with the state as Class A : Car,ia:eCeveAduttClubhovse Pt4OTOGif'y bY ED Spfciaistsnoutdoorpoftraits Also Weddings Call for details after 3)0 37)9097 ____________ _______________________ __________________________ niodthondlsplay. - If your - Potogrepby ____________ ReasonabIeR.t,s,3236050 — Hoo Improvements isfor the _____________________________ Mowlng&Edglng Its like pennies from, heaven wtser you sell "Don't Nee" wiltS a want ad - PU Box 4.310 Winter Park. FIa 37793 100 pct sa?iifact,en -- -, 321 0799 after6PM - DOUBLE PHOTO PHOTOGRAPHY by RANDY SEAMAN Weddings, Candicis. Commercial, Aerial, Portraits, Adver tusing s or 678 Lawn Core Call the Bfrd— Allen Wrenn Lake i$taundromat MODELS OPEN SOON dress. Mail to: rig flao ho "° oi-k. Cul0t'i ha, b.ile'nrj, Lgiit rearIng 3778927 att.-r OUALITY FENCE Arntime 37) l' stery home. It FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL Clearlig 6151 ')p t' - Wait Gate all of July eilh Hauling - Circle your choice enclose film & Payment print name & ad. Land Maintenance_• any purcliaseof chain link or woo.1 fence Lower cost per ft Call REALTOR 22015. French Ave ,32l 001) I? Eap -$3 (2lprints) 20 Eip.-U 49 (40 Printjt Add)5 each roll, postage honciling ___________________________ 17?il?0' tot, 1ssq ft on floor ot SANFORD'SNEWEST ADULrOr FAMILY PARK. -I'-- —________________________ Looking for garden eguipment? Read today's classified ads for goOd bus's TO,',EPS bEAUTY SALON (formerly Harmiett's Beauty 46Comrnercial Property ____________________________ ________________________ 519 E Pine 337 5712 Community... With Something For Everybody. , COLOR SNAPSHOTS "' Beauty Care storage On busy highway, owner will assist financing 165.000 Laid for 1 From your Kodacolor Film IcTIPSON LAND CLIARnNG ildOZiq, Excavating, Ditch t'.ork FUl dirt. toe sOil ____________________' . 7 131 6217. ask tar Steve - REALTOR 2701 S French Ave .321 004) ______________________________ ovllding with 1000 -. Free Estimates DITlONlplG 3721677 Kish Real Estate -- Photo Flaisbiag Roof Repair & PaintIng IF TlS IS THE DAY c buy a new car. see today's Classified ads for W install Maydeen, Blown n In best buys suatcn Call tor frt 4679 cm 9(1 736 3096 GENEVA- I Acres. 5)6,000 I '1 I Hgme Improvements BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstall a eater to ar heat pumpfree est, DYKES AIR CON I -i,. _____ I laiviaflo. Ill' $70Q f4 ' I Ce,itral Heat 8. Air Conditioning. For free estImates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In S&nford. 377. 1771 60011 MAYFAIR- 100' I. - --- School. Bruno Bellucci, Louise St , Crystal Lake, Illinois, 4' Pvxirvae,n Pool _arge wooded lots •Street lights &a 1963 Ford Galaxie; good condition; 1350 Call 377 7747 alter 3 £_ BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Lc.ø' ' Lake Mary, 3 Acres between 3rd & 4th St. at Vanfluren St Neir A Superb Mobile Home Piswexen yew wish, whenever yew visIt it alll 7Pk' -'. ' be*eams,alIbrary.da,baMn,,m - - whatever yv',.ui. C!.J'd to everything yet away from tI&..a....i 403 I,vx, s,uy, caii Whitey Any Quantity. NOLt Ecksfpin, at 377-1451 Dealer Casselberry,H 17 92 8301706 ____________________________ ROBSON MARINE — 1953 lath Rambler, low mileage. 2977 Hwy. 17.92 WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF collector's Item runs good $300. 377-5961 ANY DESCRIPTION. 373 7310. 377 7flS ________________________ ___________ . -_____________________________ ----- 43-Lats.Acreage Ike lever level.. - The v,er level Is enfILiMd . . . As poor family rpws, yew SiMply (emplet, 1414 upper Iiv,l by aodiag OF DISTINCTION urvrr, unqu,'e iT klkvivltl. £ i good price. Read the Classified Ad'. a, 'w" uw Vrifl"lQ, best offer. Iso Couch & chair, tic: ALiiir.,c. - '"' HIRE'S NOW IT WORK$J !tMES Spring is "Move outside time," Get patio and lawn furniture at Color TV's from $50; MW, from $13; Servic, all makej, HER,S' TV 1200 S French, 337 173.1 over payments. Call Cash Fri Ynur I [Nih Puy ,,a,rvv rrurn ooxcar"GORMLY'S E. 46 Sanford)?) 1132 has $ kedresms. a balk, kItcke* di,llIl ream £ Iiv$.iq ream is IJ CASH ForYourJunkCars 373.1339 614 1006 _______________________________ car' keep me company in a raised 'oc' beamed living room, dine with me on a balcøny & many extras unheard in a mobile home. Assume payments, or rent with option, 372 1109. - MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONAL HOMES THAN ANY OTHER HOMES Ill THU WORLD, ir .____ KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, serylce, used macnines MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 371 0707 ' Horse. Bay Gelding, 11.2 Hands, g'ntle. Neg. Coggirts. $250. 373. 0596 an. 73-72)1. iuildi,ig, roofing and concrete Y' mileage, 1 owner, good condition. 1*00.3210933. - COLOR TV, 511 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN I'm IJnI. h....Ia..I ( BUILD OIl YOUR LOT OR OURS Geneva - Paola - Oeltona. D.Bary. Sanford --J 196i Pontiac GTO convertible, low 6-Horses 2Mos.old.t " .7 . 0-Autos for Sale Also male. MoStly Chihuahua, I I ______________________________ yr. old. 3770334 __________________________ r!'jw 31"jiarane $100 61175.4 '69 New Moon, 17'xlO', 2 bedrooms. Many extras, 57.300. 372-2519 after 6. _______________________ 1969 SkylIne, l7dd; 2 bedroom. I bath, air, skirting, awning, l7a2O steel utility building, completely fenced yard Call 669 5053 before 300pm ___________________________ BLAIR AGENCY I rate GREGORY MOBILE HOMES No down. Aitme payments, Trailer, $10934 mo on rental lot. 9.31 9477 after 1 & all day Sat. & s Owner. ... 52Appliances Licensed, Orlando 7733410. 1977 12'64', 3 BR, 1'-', 'bath, extras, 2611 or $31-99'fl _______________________ 1972H0edafr*m.,.,t,..i i.ak FREE matekitt,ns. yeilow& b'ack - ci I Asniall Classified Ad brir big returns Try one and see Call 377 aua,nrea prices ror limited WHITE Swing Machine; all attachments; cabinet I. portable case included. Like new. $100; Call plete set up. I'll save you mona',. Izjuh I, 160, runs very good WIflihiI4d, boa & new battery. 5195, 3225.a37. MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn. - - helmett. $900 Call Harry ii 377. 9091, tIme. 377 1397 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 377-9411 Eve. 869-1146 ___ . - Assume Payments MOVING- HAULING-SALVAGE ,onnvBroo&s 1f!01 tins tonang )ear, with parties and stimulus to the right side of tht Your elevated blood pressure heart (or each beat. It doesn't is smother Important risk 9 ,, , Ø , 5 travel occupying your time. •1 major personal change is aLso significantly affect the heart (actor. It miiakes any mild 111714 PAIVNT function. Its importance elesatlon of the cholesterol indicated for you. ______________________ ____________________________ depends solely on what causes even mn'e important. The fact ,,,.,, it. And, to make matters more that you don't smoke Is a plus, ____________________ (11'' confusing, It is a conduction and your risk Is less by as much 1iwivi e e Many minor conduction asafactorofthreecornparedto _______________ _________________ HACKNAN THE APP LE defects .ire sometimes a tti0(krt, or beav'c rivarettn JAMCS COP.URIs I OUvirsJh'G i*w cIasstficj (not alssays smoker with the same other I ______________ t'nrrprtlut rijlt I,i,ndln fin,l...... '' 11" iIiiuIula, L4U I Don' L% ,' — Honda, XL 250, 1971 with j33 mile's, 2 66-Pets-Supplies -- ____ -------------- CAnROLLS FURNITURE _____________________________ 1961 Honda Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $31.00. Pay balance of$$9or )Opayments of $9. See at. wouldn't be any. ir / ,, GROOMING & BOARDING STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work . - thr What ISt - ,, --- SnampooerforonIyS1,51).,r-y I Kish Real Estate' Moving? Why Not Live Established Resio'enh& Area? -- ------------ Two India Oriental Rugs, beautiful Dachshunds Miniature. AKC $65; Chihuahuas, white male. 3' mos condition. One 9'zI2', $200, One I $50 9'i9', $17, 373 5.670 ANIMAL HAVEN _____________________ ..'... F,iJgj.,,AII..t Pen Peal Estate Broker tiot. 2a Hiawatha Av at 17 92 2565 Park Dr. - 1 ',oe , - AnytIme vt In Sanford's Finest Cath 104' Junk Cars We pick up. PH or rM 7070 Bithlo We Sell --usa usedruotors&used parts Soeclxl thr w'c" w'.yvr. J b Auto, 7 dayS a week. 98 cents ea, GardenLand, 100 W — _______________ 1st St., 373. ReconditIoned Batteries. $12.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 1109 Sanfo-ct Ave Woodruff's Garden Center ____________________________ — 601 Clery Ave , Sanford Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet refrigerator with icemaker. 377 0250 Or- 349 5317. . i.ir's I L 1V;M I — I' Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 3939 ___________________________ — II T hnarUu 8 C.rc(i;Tlng Ph 372 1037 Carpe'ntry. Remodeling, Additions, I It's like penni from heaven *'t'n Custom Work Licent Bonded p ou sell "Don't PICPth" W11 a Fre, estimate 373 6O want best buss ____________________ Pet-Care I — It TVIi , •U 1iY O OiJy ,i mien c,sr se tç.j,,, - ,, (a;',.t.rj .)s fr Well Drilling _____________________ WI ' I" t I 1' •'u','P'i Sl'f I Ni LI k SY 511 '.' All tp and Si:'We repair and ser STINE MACHINE ', SUPPLY CO 207W ?rd5t ' m One 'si,. Tall Si 117 33 Males East 0114., ',. Gi S-' II On Ivilwd Ave - - 62-Lawn.Garden - - KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St.,377.fl3,5 We steam clean carpets BELAIR.- 120' a 117'. $4,500 BALL REALTY (ECATHERINE, iF'edroom.split an, large corner lot, fenced, CHOICE lISTINGS ol, central heat & air, dish IN ALL PRICE RANGES ather, extras 1)0.900 365.3*9?, 817W 1st st 372 5611 - IatSILan room, carpt throughout, all LAKE MARY- se a 1)6'. 55.700 new appiianç-5 corner lot, antastic 3 bedroons, 2 bath home S anci 10 ,'re racts o land with tb beautiful shake exterior. trees entral heat air, fireplace, car& garage $71,950 '' 4 Fenced yard. I hriros, 1 bath, Surilanci $71 Bedrooms Mb ROR.MlRpOR ON THE WALL 322-2420 new, 1972 Pa'asades, 2 BR. I bath. con. ditioner. Otherwise unturnished, Already set up? 1400, or low down, & assljme $53 oar ma I aU anytIme. Shaded • Near Like & Town - e.ir.. - ., 2 Acres ILTOR$ ThE YOUNG ON!S :, Terms, Your MLS Agency a 4? King Size Pool Spacious bedroom, 7 bath home, with family room, central air Mid heat. Entertaining area. 137.000. -' __ a 1 at Lake Monroe. for easy access to Orlando a Daytona Beach, 3 BR, 7', acres, 573.000. 377-0195 before 9 a,m or 1,30 to 6:30 or after 10 ' m Fl.IN IN THE SUN Pleasure in the hade. This borne isa pleasurefor he sunlovers or the shade sitters I Bedrnom, 1 bstP. cn QOOd garden 'lie 9 a 12 breezeway with land, 572.000 eautiful trees offers cooling. e!axing fun with the calming ffect all hard workers seek. A na,tt 7 bedroom iome with Florida lariner''r__(44 QUIET Country living, yet clos, to I. H( )W SWEET IT IS This lovely 4 ome in Deltona 2 BR. 7 baths, ar-pet over terrazzo, central neat Furnispeci home. 11 bath, covered I, atr, excellent Ondition patio, large rear yard. $71,000, 1= a,, 322.7643 Occupancy. CalIBart Real Estate - £' '-4 • -- _ .•. Immediate landscaped 551.500 rice? Only 5)9,500 1 $24,500. 1 Bedroom. 2 bath, pool, beautifully SAPFOpD' SALES LEADER" . ... 5IiJ . 1 .) 321.0041 REAL ESTATE -- . Realty 373.7540 KISH After 5 377-7111 N ear Golf COUrSe strom . :5 Each Wo.drner. Home Features Central Heat And At,, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside Arid Outside Storage, Modern EquIpped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I t f Come On Out And 5.. For Yourself. SALES BY Sten V7 MODELSHOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAXCREDJTAPPLIES 8%VA$ODOWN.FA.LOWDOWN -- " 96,900 by 3226.457 REALTOR 377-7198 J ...0 JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC, GENERAL CONTRACTOR 76-Auto Paris 78-Motorcycles stove, refrIgerator, air home,? acres, Large family room, $79,500. Teqm if dejired. Call Bud Sendner, 337 7)11 after S pm. 1967 Camper Pop top, very clean, excellent condition. $1195 Ask for Ouar.e McGuire, at 372-1651. Casselb,rry. 1797, I)' L Shape Nauqhanjtu1t0n Bar, 1200 Bar Stoolc CIitt ra,b Peg Real Estate Broker Neat, 3 BR, 2 bath home, corner lot. I all Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available. bud Cabeil. 322 57 anytime, Gis range with grill; Hotpoint 42—IVbile A modern 3 bedroom. 7 bAth cr1 Vehicles 64—Equipment for Rent Ii IirI_I I Horses n th.,,s, straight cnairs, tiling Dealer cabinets, as Is, Cash and Carry. __________________________ NOLL'S Days- 337 617) '."V !uUm, !eflceu v.mn. nI.a,, I Noprepaid payments I - y APPOINTMINT Used office furniture Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, ° ireolacp. IRma rwn.t I,.s ii..,4. 123.000. Call i3l7OIS s*-4"1 OPIHIPm.OAIKANYTIMr CASH 37 6O-Officeuppl _____________________ 75-ReCreational BEAUTIFUL- appointed 2 story older home, 4 bedrooms. 7 baths, carpet, drapes, fireplace, $37,900. a,,.. 377 6SS IPiece or Housefutl .8. chairs, Secretarial desks & i 1100 E 25th SI, ANTIQUES - U'S Saturday I Sunday '132 QIO , fldrnc Ill, -. 337 7939 after-S Wood or steel desks (executive desk No closing cost fiord, by Owner, 3 R. 1 bath, targe eat.in kitchen, plus formal lining room, New carpet, 1 * Ill LAKE MARY - Color TV & Stereo combination Also black & white and color portihlfi. Dinette sets. 323-0108, IBR, 1'2bath, bigutility room " wall carpet, central heat 8. air, . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppflcespald,used,aflyconditio4, 444 6126, Winter Park Kohlt'r Campbell Console Piano and Pinch. 5330 Firm 373-7641 STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET eat in kithe, rec, rm, with wet bar. 539.500 365 3)16 Qualifying, assume vaisting .'orgage. with surpriSingly low down Immediate p0.session Only $27,950 CaIt' 83) 1722. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR ORD Posac Amplifier. Must sell. _______________________________ SacrifIce, $150 3736009 rm., family room, with fireplace, drab.'c. 111th.., Auction Saturdays 7pm. Sanford. 372-7270 Kingston electric guitar, 70 watt HammondOrgan.L.)00series ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS below FHA appraisal, 3736137 - PINEY WouDs BARN- We Buy Furfllture&MiSCelI.fl,ous.S,II fat' 30pct. commiSsion. Free pick-ups. 59—?tssical I/erchandise _______________________ - large lot, good location. Assume Nornoney down. VA clean. 3 bedroom. 7 bath, garage, paneled living room, huge lot with trees, like brand new. No Phone 373 A7C'6aftemS ________________________ MAITI AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 92. Open Sat & Sun 95 138 2970 REALTOR 7201 S French Avp .321 0041 754pc1.or$lSOdown, FHA, Priced s )UTH SEMINOLE- Squeaky and Lot from $29,400 ____________________ communicate well verbally TOMO OW'. WI n Inserts ----'- — -- today. You can organize . C.io:.Hn.eer.foz anything from a malor stock ',Lxim. .rg dcal to a successful house salary Reply to Boa $77, Co The Evening Herald, P0 Bo 1657. party. Sanford, Fla 37771, %'IRGOtAug.23..Sept.22)me ship you've been looking (or 'DISK OFFICE SALES POSITION I I Must have some college Hr I to I I comes in today. You'll want to B I o c k s 5, Mon -Fri $7 75 Hr to start with I share some of the cargo you've I CicetIent opportunity for ad earised with your family. vancernenf Apply Loxcre,n Co. I I swer. Sanforj. 32' 1031 LIBRA (Sept. I ) tirnuIus GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're the one to decide what P4ec-d.d. Au'o Mechanic I I uiscuss wnzi your loved one the group does for entertain. National Auto Sales II that problem in the back of your ment today. You can envision By Lawrcnce E. Lamb, M.D. 37370)1 l span. In many instances these mind. Today is an opportune what they'll all enloy. DEAR DR. LAM!) While I were in s'oun&!. healthy men T'.T' -..--I b&. ."'II.'. -17 1111W 10 WilL. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl Wasinthe hospita' forsurgery I with flu heart disease at all. It ROISTERED WITH VAI.UESI I CANCER (June 21-July fl) You'll be happiest spendng had an electrocardIogramcan be a birth defect, or from a FROM THE WANT ADI I Don't be afraid to use your way- your I resources and energy for ECGt. and the surgeon siid I trilnor lfl1IIrIlIIIatofl of the . COLUMNS ______ ____________ I I "Ut ideas for Improvements something around the home or had i right bundle branch heart from a childhood disease, I Needed, body 8. fender man around home or at work. Your for the family, block. My family doctor or it can be the result of fatty I NatlonaIAJ,to Sales 3737011 I Inventive instinct exceLs. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec, repeated it and said I had a deposits in the arteries that J I I _________________________ Marshall Field believe in or teaching some of problem. My choeerol test be swnethini or nothini. Its I CreatIons, ramipy owi'tØ CO'sm.ptic company DII1RAI CltM* caa your skills will be very self, was within the normal limits. importance must be judged (in has a local opening for an am IuaGAlNMATs.fv1RYDAj gratifying today. My doctor said the conduction other medical findings. bitious Pefsonabte lWy Previous 'TIL2:30P,M,-$1,25 1 e.periene in building CAPRJCRN (Dec. fl-Jan. defect was a minor thing and direct Your eholcstcrol may be tales organitat Ion desired A once 19) A surprise material reward ti'iany people have this finding normal by some values but In a lifetime Opportunity 373 5470 tomes to you today. You won't for years, ar,'l I shouldn't apparently ycstr doctor thought bttwient& 17 or) foöp recall having done anything to worry. He put me on Atronud-S the level was important enough I' AOi'Iu Your own hovr e.trn it. Lam clime three times a day, told mc 10 to warrant giving you medicine cOnic as an AVON Represen I'ADOh THE tQUAItIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Watch the fats in my diet arEl fri try to lower it. Elevated tative Call 61 ioie NATlN55E5T5cLu -5. Friends wi(l make a hopi or come back in six months (or cIolerero: n' of th in. 2: 10 4:55 dream coms. true for you iody. another EC'C,. C E ER p1at1t 1ai - tor iltit 1ncrea:t s 7:20 9:40 Your good fortune is re.üzed I am a 53.year.old male, tht' risk of hasii .i heart atOPPO!1' TI.JNIT'( Mariner Tr r• c- World't Incest without action on your part. I apparently in good health tack. ievi,Iers; ''rot it IV TOO INTl wst $P*,Ir g. vcas Feb. 2GMarch 20 otherwise, except for slightly vacations; For more information on the roe YOUhGfR(HttO, ____________ I nany eniplo. benefits. de5ir aggressive alert I Wishful thinking is not a elevated blood pressure. My significance o cholesterol good PerSonality. nard worker. I frivolous endeavor for' yc ____________ weight is normal, and I do not levels, send mc 50 cents and a ____ willing to relocate if neressary I today. 'l'he aspects c;tn change smoke. I would appreciate your -tampt.'d, sclf'addressed Call Mr tloatncc. fli tn nr . your tant.as) Into reality. ?SOfl )) explanation of this and the risks selope in care of The Evening State St. Sanford to my health. Herald, Box l5l, Radio ____________________ - Uke Privileges. BEDROOM SUITES —________________ Hops Pool, Tennis. S Speed Girl's Bike Practically New, 513 _____________________________ Kish Real Estate 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, fools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave COUNTRY-. 3 bedroom, 7 bath, hi. lo shag carpet, beavtifulfireplac,, oversized double gargeg. 549.000. Af4FORD — by Owner, I tIP, 7 bath, 2 tS Old Central heat-aIr, carpet, garage. Screened porch, Afltlqvej STAN'S, 372-97)9. CASH BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS, with fireplace, fenced, $51,500. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3224991 19)9 5. French 3227374. 32 1476, 3fl-I9ei 327-1959, .172 1164 BR, screened porcn, garage, fireplace, salted commercial $11,950, Acre Realty, REALTOR, - 323 7750 LAKE Patio SLIM NEARLY AN ACRE—) bedroom, 2 bath split plan, large family room Central Florida's - Cash for good used Furnit,.r.& Ai,'! Outboard motors: 30 HP Elgin, l HP Sears, Also Citation Dish wash,r& Crib. All work. 3730322. 7571 Park Dr 377 2111 RPA'ITOR AFTER HR 3?79;9 3270648 322 3991 Stemper Realty A Veteran's Answer WIlT REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker )7l-i0 322 2749, 373-7993 323 S2)5 HOUSEBOAT- 20'xI$', almost n,w, good condition, Call 349.5103 Jim Hunt Realty fenced corner lot included is 3 Bedroom home, with Central heat & air, all for only $26,500, COOL POOL with thiS 3 BR, 7 bath home, Energy Saving air cond system, Family room with serve thri.j bar & fireplace. $37,500 HIDDEN STUDIO 1,3,3 550 damage (3SpOSit 70) E 2It St 173 1319 aft,r,t)0 - - Apartments 1 Bedroom unfvrnisp*d apt, air. w411 tO wall carprt. 5)25 month - - ' - - ___ - - ChildCareinmyhome ________________________ 3O-Par1fl'ntsUnfUrnlShed $lSforone TSfortwo ___ ADRASTEA '" Rentals DIDDLE DAY CARE, 373 Soeo I P 1) TRTREEP ' SEEI)ST J - Complete child care services New Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE AlsF;A('u,N A It I OOM RI1T I D.I For Wednesday, July 23. 1975 - New Smyrna BNch, ground floor, luxury condo apt,. POOlSide on cuparicy, 373 0730 ____________________________ beach Has everything 7 BR, near Junior & Senor High Reasonable by week, special Schools, larg, lot 3221910 rateS, Mon Fr, 647 2559 —______________________ Saxon, Realtor Longwoocj, I BR, 2 bath, fireplace, dn, cittus trees, fenced, priced in low 30's, 134 3491. GIANT OAK TREES- Shades this 68—Wanted to Buy S5Bos&Accessories Hanson's Shoe Shop, 7711sf St. All types shoe repair & dying. Marion & Saddle Lee, new owners, 377. 9997. lot. Owner motivated $31,Ogo, - clean; ready for immediate oc ' Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every dey A ___________________________________________________ Initrucijona: The hidden names listed below appear (orward, backward, up. down, or di*onalh' in the puzzle. Find each biddeitnameandbczitlnasshown b BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL -'s- - expernea, 337 9199 Ca _____________________ HOROSCOPE - _____ l) GANYMEI)oN,R(;J)l ESOP ------------ -. - , —Roon clipped Near corner of Mangoustlne & First Reward 377 3767 or 37? 31)3 after S Man or Woman to snare household __________________________________________________________ ARIES (March 23 ..;i 19) 8:4:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS Your mind works best on "C.n' to ChJcago" rerun philosophical levels today. It's bl t,'io whout Its pri Richie, also a good time to discuss changes with associates. Polsie and Ralph are with TAL'RL'SApriI 20-May 20) A school chorus on the trip, and vexing problem concerning decide to sneak out and F_ Chicago's mghtlife. They forget 'our work or duties can be the money, and Wy to sneak solved today. You have a nose back to the hotel room for the for smelling out the right an- 162 (ar-ibit (44) Green Acres - LOST wnite femala Poodli, (ust EELARI)Lf; - - Sweepstakes (4) Joker's Wild - LNAOTREpOI •he 3fl 0104 LAKE MAR','- 2 AR, CA, small home on large lot, Big value for small price. $I6,o, Terms, Tubsday, July22, 1975—lB _________________________________________________________________ Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best C Service Rest. Western 301 W. 1st St Ori French Ave., zoned commercial carpet, fireplace, large corner Evening Herald, Sanfor6, Ft. - 50—MsceUaneous for Sale By owner, House 62 lots LOVELY OLDER HOME on Park Ave 1 BR, central heat & air, - - - Larry 645 7333 Lakefront. Loch Ar-bat',) BR, 7 bath, den, garage, patio. Spring led lake, $49,950, 327 6315 --------- :30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Tod&y In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional REALTOW Merchandise a Forrest Greene, Inc. ' - classic, "Lifeboat," Martin 0. Sheen Is the senior officer 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES aboard the liferaft, and he "Odd Man Loses" Rerun Three faced with the agonizing men who share a car pool pull decision of who hull survive off a $300,000 robbery, but, in and who shall be sacrificed to the process, kiLl the courier. avoid swamping the raft in the Jones Is hired by the company face of an oncoming typhoon. that lost the money to track Diane Baker, Tom Bosley and down the trio - leading up to its Chris George have featured own employes. roles. 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY 8:30-10 ABC MOVIE OF ThE "The Witness" Rerun Don _____________________________________________ WEEK "Let's Switch!" Rerun Meredith, Michael Codle and Two women one a James McEachln costar in this knowledgeable woman's story. "HA,- plA,HA'. Everybody has been trying to get lIstIng Ilk, this, and we got It. Under market for 3 bedroom In choice Sanford area, Dining room, screened porctl, fIreplace, 77' 12' master bedroom. Don't mits out. Only s,000. Call 323.9110 323 ,t1S jIl JIM uul.l seasons has bought the series for Its own stations when the show goes into syndication in the fall of 1978. . . After more than 20 seasons on television, one would think James Arness would be delighted to take a treather now that "Gunsmoke" has finally bitten the dust. But Arness wasted little time getting into another major TV pi-oject - which could lead to another Western series, He's 'costarring with Eva Marie Saint In a 2-hour Western special, "The Machans." It's sort of a "Hovi The West Was Won" epic. ABOUT TUMGIIT 84:30 CBS HAPPY TIMES Rerun Tonight's crisis deals with Michael's problem at school, He's been bullied Into handling over his lunch money. SANFORD- ?droom ho.rtewiti WE TAKE TRADES SANPOPD_. 3 bedrooms, I'-', baths, central heat & air, fenced back yard, Will dicker or swap. $71,500, JJJIIII 'Jill IjlluJ Profiles In Education u—Houses den. or 3e"1V(0.,.,, vacant Move rIght In w,,. d terms. IJulllJ Illlll 6:23 (2) 41—Houses Defliry, List Your' Business4Djo,I 322-2611 or 831-99931 ' �11 813—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. '. Tuesday. J uly 22,1flS BEETLE BAILEY -; 'Y OU PO TLL Mt Walker 7 \ TN \ I( L.'E NEW RoPO6L) AT 11E ) .I-%5 V L— ,'.' MEETING, GTey6Ab,boN MN EJE RUN IT UP T H E FLAGPOL AND S ANYONE By OSWAI.L) and II IIN1 1 P IIL IT." I- ALUTE. ns• ( experts over in the East segt. I Our nasty friend will cover his. ( ____ £Q J . _ I-PROBE SMC BE II II ESMC II II 1.7fI 1 *'1IO cash his last spade wheii he gets lAST K 973 JO co ith the ace of dubs. He will still chuck a diamond I I 8— Wedncsday, July 23, 1975 I I 67th Year, No. 28 . L~ ~ __ ~ ,. I 7-2Z A SOUTH £ A 85 J 4 LLEY OOP A DaveGrauc Y SO I F NM DON'T I -Mr:S' At N'-T WELL, WE AIN-T HERE DR INKS REt)-) 'tE BCV A GLASS O IE) _ ___ _ 73 I- 'A ( I ~ 1'O" . , Ii / -- ,. I - - - .~~ - I - ., .,.;- ,- I 0 4! ____ 11 V I ~ ( ) * V _________ a reader from NeI 'rb t I method ' r ro two-bids in which the next suit is used as the negati v e response By Os w ald & James Jacob) Normal good P13Y would sta, with &iu(h holding off until the 11 A' 7- 22 ______ *VS rf %EA -: ' W otrurnp. Th us with lead and then notking out the ace of clubs East takes the last spade. exits third spade A i 2 V 6 - • R 6 r4 A - Wha' burns me Is she asks me a question, answers it herself and then tells me I m wrongs ,, , You It'spond two spailes to ,'our ond on the fourth club. Meanwhile declarer has dis carded a heart on the last s ade and two dUmonds from Turn- 'CORE " 4, I --- by Art Sansom I THE BORN LOSER U -, -I- I _;~: ~ - 1 - I 11 't-'"r, I I k' , _________________________________ C*E OF Ti4E "What is the Herbert conven- _____ \' _____ to have. °" asks . E DREAMED " 1. king-jack-seven of hearts ang (Do you have a question for \ / _.J As a matter oFjercentage y a play. South will two lligh diamonds to see if the queen newspaper. The most In- will drop. It does and he has his ninth trick, So much for normal good used ,n this column and writers will receive Copies of JACOBY MODERN) : ) ") I . v J 11 14 -' I Lj ; '7_122 - I - i ______ 14 : MAKE T4t5 ,'ØA5 PIPtJAL. EXAM N OPEN"BOOV% I -1 :0 r q S 11 . 1 ' N pwarfam I ' I A 96q RotlfR 1 lF \ I , 5:, I . - I BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & Stoff.I a I ,I rj~w 0 .) ~ t I .~ . r TRjMMJNS' -• \ .1 $40%, . -_- . ;f ; , - - -S .. -_ OH ... NOW '(.A FIXEP FER S I r I - if - - 0 /I I . (Q—T-) 111-f ' -\ L I F GW9_ NOU i SuTHDA " P~ : iJ -- i_- % T7 1% . '' , " s i'd " - y .• 1P . .. i . 1J _______ S % a :::" . c I-,~ _____________________ I ONE I 1::*ALW 9s,' 9O' C%AF M_ -== AND 't' $ET WHAT ARE TRYIIJÔ BLACKMAIL ME 1./H- IT -,*** ' I ' ~_ d ~ ; ___" z- __*_~_ I. L._L ______ EEK & MEEK ',I JC ) III -U-. 064v9pow ,.\ H Hospital It 0 3, . .0 - . . . /4: =21 If -2 - HAVE A _V - I '' ) ' . 1 r - -.- -, ROOM 0 oVRL.00kMG T14 Sports I .,'k) '.!'r - ____________ ______________ ' I - E I _____ ; I I , 1 ______________________ In ______________________________ I , it' ' 11( 11) %_ %.# ,,,,,. ' N ....... . -_ .77~- . _~ ~ -_-z4 ~t~_-_~-jfr _1~:-~ -- L*r t.,,r, r . . _ M will initiall be about three-We are not certain when quarters of a mile long, but will or if -Hanna wW return," mid A station building -perhaps with an adjoining blacksmith's shop - will be built. member of CFRA. Chairman of the Roadbuilders' zoo paving who had invested." tram aging his motion picture . . - . Roink,cWd petting , .00 sbould be ,-ompleted Poton said the wo was still continm as kdtnlcal sdvLwr to within h-iother mouth, said recelving fuii4: from the Rom and tf, twad animll Centr it Florida Combined curator, Ski Spc* jl t Sou~ interest and felt not only must he protect his own investment goal&,Ilanw, ralrbits j&l oth-r-, railroad operation. n,o may be ,noved to the new £OC. 41fl Sanford Street Paving . Proi ed 0 .0n -•1 . By Gl.ENN,N1cCASt_AND Herald Staff Writer five-part program within the twit three Sanford's N-mile street paving program is on schedule and City Engineer hiack LaZenby The paving project -which will include thie southeast section of the city and the I.Ake Monroe portion o' Sanford -tw not started more than pleased with the project LaZenby said today that work in the (; Idsboro community has reached the stablization process and would be ready for hine rocking within several days. -This covers the area north of 20th Street, is as yet, LaZenby reported, but would within the next 30 days. 11w project is being carried out by Halifax Paving Company of Daytona Beach on a 420day completion schedule. Work began on June 12 in Goldsboro and Georgetown. l.aZenby said that a number of tinprovements have tx-en recorded in the paving areas with residents pairting houses and planting small flower gudens. "It's really amazing to see these people get inohed with the pa'ing work as they are," he said. "It makes it worth the waiL" The pa1ng project Is being paid for with federal funds and was the outgrowth of a civil rights suit tiled in US Distnct Court in Orlando last year by Georgetown residents. south of Third Street and west of 17 ,' I;iZenby said. "The contractor is making excellent progress . La7enbv said th.at drainage pipe work for (tie (,oldsboro area was completed and that work in the Georgetown community was -90 per cent finished' A city-wide drainage pipe program is beginning he reported while workers are preparing to start two more sections of the I _. ---_~_:-- _. . . -___i - - - - . ____ _-1 __z =--r __ _____ _. r - -_ Al d i~ .- -, -, . - 1 -' - _~ r,e-j,t -~- ----~ -;L -*-".rv"- ti-111V !7~~ 0 ~-r ' ..I . .~ Li . 1i I, I I I ,,_TL -z I i.i .1 I U I le -ge s- iAll i - Astronaut Thomas 11, Pl- worrivel K9A 12A I i - c4-,:'N , W _.-_-,r,_ ;V,-,i4 rwli___~~t~ - , ,A - ', ffY, ~.,,~~-,-';?Y-T-,~'J,.% ", ( f kN ~-:.v - _ P , -_ - 'I __---V__ __. - z. ___ __ ---- --:' i . .1 !%,-- ----_ ffisam ~=~__~~ - - I - ,U*11-r,!?'.~ AlInStars . -I . r .P1111"_r0?%_ - —'- Aluvu- - -. S , 1. . I S .' ' •. I V11 I - I ________________________________________ ~__ - - ----. __ -, . I I IUI j - d 1. ,~.11 W 7~ ---* h - W ef VI., i rit i D F ___Ln AA, ~~ ~ !I FA 11~ -~-.:_-pr~-_1. 2 _ .0-_ - 1. . -.. . fl.— In Tourne .., y i %p- . 1 fA I I --- shuttle, --- a - -I erm with the shuttle, he said. at a news Lvnference that he, years before there will be any Vance D. Brand and Donald K. more manned space shots. With .Slayton held in their orbiting the shuttle, space is going to be Apollo on the day before they more of a medium to work In return to earth from history's where it will be a benefit for all first international space mis- people on earth. (;reat things will be 2cvomplisN41 Prul It will For the first tinte, newsawn, be inuch less expensive. denho%ers mainly during the afternoons. Highs In the upper assembled in an auditorium BraW, also making his first 80s and low 90s 1ws mostly In here, asked questioms directiy flight called it, U' greatest the low lOs. Variable mostly by radio to an orbiting space- experience I 've e ver had." ship, Astronauts have lield lie complained about the mtheast anti south %jInd% 10 news conferences on earlier housekeeping problem, With C% mph, gusty near thun dershoiAers. Rain probability 30 space missioris but each time a crything, floating about in list of questions was submitted weightlessness. per cent through tomorrow, tit Mission C ntrol, which traws"We need a traffic cop ,in C,omplele details and (ides wilted them. are on Page $-A. here to direct things," he said. . __ - -_ -T .1 . _: 6 .1 . ' . ; — - I A-i . - ,, I A " I I ., , ' * - .,. -%--PC 4 • .1 . 4A - - 1, __ - ~-___- ., _- " I Sanford All-Stars were eliminated this morning from th I i i 'r . .. slow-curve experts Mark Ezelo and Donnie Dye. Both -,%.r- . *4-' - _1d_.M_.i?_,;A.-- . -. ~-4-7 rF W - the first and fourth Innings, and had runners in sc oring pontion L --- -__12_4±~ !~ . 1 I in other innings. The All-Stars' FIRE BLAMED ON TV EXPLOSION An exploding television set %at blamed for the fire that destroyed The home of Mrs. Merle Fields, only run came in the fifth Inning Bryant Road aid 'R 42, yesterday morning Mrs. Fields was &t work at the (line of the fire, but when Tim Raines walked and house guests John and Rebecca Armistead, Biloxi, Miss., said They heard an explosion come from The stole second. third and home. television set that caused the frame structure to become engulfed In flames, The Seminole County The defeat landed San!ord Fire Department reported sa% Ing some contents from the house, which was described as a toUI loss. fourth pld(v in the eight4eam (herald Photo by Bill Vinrenti tournament. . -- •__ 7 . - I' ; ~.k' he regrets the end of this era of seeing tills phase come to an SA Yesterday's high 3, O%'enight low 69. Partly cloudy through 01 S . 'jcaz. . 'i_,,_,,j ______________________ 9&~A LI? quAgyfgs 0) ,.-~ bY Frank Hill 6 WAY .F--., . (CFRA) plans to start hauling -.- JEE. - .5it wor" -_ - 0 -' C __________________________________________________________________ -.--------------- ES CE .. passing of an era. Stafford sai I e btn with tIit program a iffurd comnmiind1ng the last 12A 1J,S. nuin in space mission for great nunilwr of years, so IA 0 . _________________________________ SAY MANY VJHITF . , / ( 5MOKEE G10NAL . '71 5i ii A SHORT RIBS — . Calendar . I -- 4- it Dear Abby 6 by Bob Tlis'.s F__&1 Aioundllt"lock Bridge F dllorhl - - -1 _.: '- Stafford Sees I 'I - ri - . Lj Sch SLR ** -rgi FRANK AND ERNEST ` 1~'~_ _LiL._j'j , b How i . I elepl.ant aM hippopotamus is Rozon that stressed anoth he e r priority, said Rozon. development of the zoo would Also, construction is scheduled to begin almost inunediately on continue according to plan in Hanna's absence. _____ Magner and Sessions have no lega I basis for TODAY . 0-111 - 9 I et' , Pa IZ ..~ - ____ -- '-- -- ,, . k 'I---. 1"IN. '4,1%.," I, ;-- / , ? ,I S I (j / -. 4e - ' ~ - ~. . %. I . -if /_~ t '. MOAJI - ~ Of FACT I ts' ' i four years probation. petition the courts for return of I n sworn testimony yesterday his civil rights. Rutberg said. , three-member panel of their requests that adjudications of guilt be SeIons told the court panel Judge Johnson yesterday Seminole circuit judges has withdrawn in the cases. . . signed a court order allowing judicated guilty lie was fired Liken under advisement pleas officers nieted county jail time — Defense Attorney Gerald R from a job and has found it by a former Sanford policeman in the burglar), ring cases until and a former city building N ust I "or as soon as the jail inspector and auxiliary and auxiliary policernan. them to obtain anything but engineering-related jobs for re~ioration is completed," to which he has training. policeman that their sentences recei ved three years probation menial labor jobs begin serving their jail time In burglary ring cases be plus 45 nights In county Jail on "I'm now working two jobs as As.sistant State Atty. James The county jail was damaged changed. his plea of guilty to buying, Figyalt , argued that under court a taborer a nd trying to pay my in a U. C 10 1 William D. Magner, 24-year- receiving and concealing stolen rules the judges have bills," Sessions said "This men and prisoners are now -ct "illegal hurt me lets. . . over some adjudicated guilty June 17 and Defense attorney Gerald sentences" but no authority to stupid lilt, (lin sentenced to five years Rutberg told Circuit Judges step back and wi'hdraw Am I going tohae this thing on prob,ation plus 90 consecutive 1)avi(l U, Strawn, Clarence T. judgment unless t1k,seatence is my Lick the rest of in%, life?" flutberg told the court ftit nights in county jail on a work Johnson Jr Magner didn 't appear at the both M -igner and Sessions are and A J challenged as illegal release program after fie lloserrmnn Jr., yesterday in a !aled willing to serve their nights "And that's not what fts hearing, but liu(berg app, pleaded guilty to entry without hearing that Magner and hearing and request is about," to the court panel that if it had breaking with intent to commit Sessuinstue no legal basis For Figgatt said plated enough faith ii Magner 'inford (ity Jail petty larceny. their requests that ad. La,st week the court chaneed to put him on protution "t1wn Maximum sentence in the juditations of guilt be with -Ironica lly," Rutbrg said m 10-year prison sentence ex- go Inc extra step and withhold case could have been five years dra%%L n in the cases, but that the 6ty animal ci.ntrol officer the adjudication of guilt." -Magner there in the City Jail in prison As it flO%4 stands once Magner would in effect be a trusty for adjudications gie them Robert Ray Campbell Jr, Raleigh Paul Sessions, 22, 41 records of criminal convictions received in the burglary ring successfully completes his the people he previously furmtr cit building inspector md ,nakt 'I ' tr mnm.l ard fur (ILSCS to six y tars in prison and probationary time he can worked for .. . - a I 1 oc , .- 1',-~~ _ - - _a,15 , -' i I ___ .- A , r7-)11 THAT /, yoU'RE RAPY TO DO YoUR 514ARE rAcO: - -- - 01 \ - — i _______ ~ .. Q~ - byCrooks&Low,.nc. (COFFFE F ?ioO4 .1 ~ ',tt,Q .=ul ! CAPTAIN EASY ,= __11 ~ ! SWEI, " THEN YOU WCN,T MIND I I . 't'&, ' .1- ' ILI I C 1#1%%" -4 'N %".I *VV. ____________________________________ ______________________ HERE COMES THAT M00CHEQ,JUr5"EA0./ SAY, REG,OL'PAL! WHY, ( ( HE At WAYS WANTS TO ARE YOu G004 TO ~iEs ! J OZAYA, 711161 I ___________ I __________ Tr=ETF3ZjNa ON 7HE BRJNK. I S(6N' I _T ' , - ?I _________________ 23 7 ; - ---L 1 Ifl) 7H 15 ' a _________ • CI' COY/ SoMET'iNG' -- — '' tf I . -"--*, . I1 ~~I ; I L.'i/l YREAD ' F VC.IN I /,- P-20 .11 ' — I ~ 46PL E& d, N%. 4 , By BOB ILOYE) y7. I . $ '~ 1 1, take it when the other guy can ill be able to ride a ary Sentence Rev* iew Herald Staff Writer by Dick Cavalli n. 1i - -- ~= _;z- ---- * " t. ./-/ ?. / ' V - - Vermr AND IF IT DOESN' WE'LL 6E RtC4!.' YOU'LL 8E I _J ' WINTHROP ~ 1 ( CAN'T LOSE, 'W~_, '. .~.%-1~3 ---r ,a ,,~, I-", - ';~ __ ___ '_ ___ IF: IT WORKS 711 I '' . WE WAVY kAI' 11 OOULE _ _\~ "~ ~ , '4 ',~~ , F - ° 1 . 4 It 1 " 1, - bY Al 1 OR Bu — tp -% _,; _1P 41 IT SAYS ' .1 ~ - DOIWIII A'C bi'D r'uj.i ( WELL,T0 BEGIJ GOONS' w&.rc t YOU DO W17'W A SE7 0= ~ I PLAN TOM" POWER A HOLE IP'IJ HIS i-hR3 SE1 0 VOR YOI.JR POwER TOOLS! __ __ '14 Chic Young I A -_11~ -. BLONDIE i ___T - -m _W1111111AN-, . ' r 4r-&.- . -_ inllmestoneforthemalnrt*d, zassoon aaposs1b1e. WWte spotted deer patiently @waft 6*kandtr to at new omtml FUdb Zoo.()d~ff sullm,15 stM completing survey and graide The children's petting zoo will work and statili&.g the cubat the old zoo Include IlaiLm, goats, birds, ellephut nd hil go. he completed first and some base before the end of July __________________ _____ ( R. I-I& . ) -) - ______ I-- . - . 141, It~ 1. - -4 - . . ) . - . _____ - Rozon said the Florida Designeroftherallroad,Don With most of the animals Department of Transportation contentedly settled into t heir exhibits should be on display by Hammer of Sanford, will be i DOT) requires wor k Ofl wee kend. sea t u rtle, given an excl usive ape g w habitat construction de"lleration lane to be started )roce which can be ,addled and permit on a profit-&Wing basis by Aug 1 The Central F lorida n y youngsters, w wi th zoo, eve ntuall y e Insures so that animals ridden - . 7. 71 - - August, said Rozon. Of tiv Central Florida Zoo during director Jack Hanna's threemonth leave of absence. . . by I K Ryan '.-_- by yesterday by At Rozon, who has F , I i ____ I '%VEIG*AT-\P6ATC"EKV 5PCIAL ' \ I4?',f completed road viII be mid or late I k TUMBLE WEEDS 1k ''r ' - thi-ough the zoo to view the The Roadbuilders will not be newly-cornpleted children's paving either side roads or petting zoo, elephant and hippo parking areas. According to - I i I , - , t* . job. I hox miniature railway train gibe It. .: .. Federal Campaip*n ('~,namtte animal nursery, an adjunct to as sections of Phase 11 the petting zoo. Th is will be a development are com pleted. climate controlled structure These funds total $100,000 and cith facilities for around-the- will help finance completion of clock care of newborn animal the reptile house, alligator ; ing. enclosure, hoofed-stock en. closure, some moat work, rock - sometime between tisitors ___________ ______ ___________________________ t..AST ii tat Augu t the main road into the (, LI Fl should be N -4-AUlj=9-i 1 --, .,.~ ? I - L '-f - 1 — %_0 __ - 1~ P The CFRA is donating labor, for the N 11 I ;;z-- - materials and use of equipment ' ____ --f ;., --,* . avin ' •. / __\ .,.." .- . .- I oo A An - ' 4 .. ",' I - . j;K_ . -: -_ .- .- C s .117,- le .J 1* - I -*' , ,- '-'.•'•" W~MWI JW,WAY ASWJA611 I ~ '&l £'E'1fl6/ '" ^ f J, r 44NXu,2 - . .r . __. --- . - ' , "&~' - JEAN PATTF-SON , -.. I herald Women's Edi tor . ..75W I GOOD WOULD COME OF LETTING) lw~_i / US EVALUATE -WXA_P~ -_ ~M "•= 'r - /-'I ArFZT, r- - •1 by Larry Lewis &_ - inim * Tra*ns To Run Latego i . f • 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with RIMO BURNS --.F 0 .• dc , - - V ~ - - - - -. ~ - -- 'V . _- - -:..' , ~7 -;.. " . -, - I . - 10 --, ,%-, -~ , ~ I - 5~~6 .N-)-' •/ - , IWIN __95, -.&~.~ -, - I I ,- -k t L - - _______ - -_ 44F~~ - ~ I the Jacoys? Write Ask the care ol this Jaco'ys king jack of diamonds ,V 4~:~%rxv-- 4 km 4dg_~W. 1M I ff ? 1. 10 * %S -, 9:1. , '4 MI,) LJJC 1Cr1LL PROBABLY' LOCK ~rIOO L9 A~~ THRM h4W , 7145411D PKOQ_~ ") negative two notrump response Bills Power increase from the Florida Public Service Corn• . "Two years ago we paid $4.08 a barrel for oiL necessary because uncollected bills jumped from $1 mission PSC) which will add an estimated s cents "Every time we take the nuclear Now, it 's $12.73 per barrel — more than triple," said million In 1972 to $6 million this year. to the "average" consumer's $40.56 bill. The plants off the line, the fuel ad. Johnny Higgins, a spokesman for FPL The higher deposits will apply to new customers uel adjustment charges alone will force "average" bill, or the amount charged customers "Every time we take the nuclear plants off the who are expected to use SM worth of power each goes up." Seminole County consumers to dig into already who use 1,000 kilowatts monthly, all' P1 in July was 'ustment ,- ,. l ine, the fuel adjustment goei up," Burns said month, which in Seminole County is about 70 to 90 deflated pockets next month for m additional 31 $11.01. nat ainnunt I`Wxt month is expected to inL Commercial Manager Utilities must have PSC approval each month per cent of the population, according to Burns. cents to $1 82 to keep electricity flowing crt4ise by $3 82 Scott Burns before tacking fuel adjustment charges onto bills. Those using less would centime to pay $20 Kilen In addition, many new customers of Florida At Florida Power'i Winter Park headquarters, I FPI. spokesman Mel Klein said the policy calling said existing customers with good pay records will Power & light Co, (Fill.) are paying JW instead of (ornpany spokesman Charley Jay said it will be because the firtn's generatorsare driven -_by nuclear for a $50 deposit from some customers took effect not be asked for additional cash dep,Dsits. $20 deposits to h4i'e the po wer company turn on the from "a w eek to 10 days" be fore the company firms poser instead of oil June 1 The increase does n't require approval by He said businesses, Industrial and commercial up th e $11.7 million increaseand begin, charging it F P1 's Commercial Manager Scott Burns sa id th e PSC customers will continue to pay a deposit roughly [loth FPI and Florida Power Corp, the to wtu'i.rs bills the $382 pass-on is the result of the nuclear plant at In addiuon, some residential customers who equivalent to their bid for two months' worth of utilities serving Seminole County are expecting Jay said Florida Power also is seeking an ad- Turkey Point being "down" for two months. ecord at FPI. may be electricity. increases in next month's bills because of higher ilitional 31-cent pass-on at a PSC hearing today In During that time, the company as forced to required to add $30 cash to their $20 deposit for a Florida Power, Jay says, serves about *000 prices of oil used to drive their generators. Orlando. generate electricity with smaller, more con- total of W, spokesmen say. customers in South Seminole, whHe the remainder Horida Power Monday won aii $11.7 million r. ,I te Tl-e FPl, rate is lower, comp-tiv spokesmen say, ventional oil-burnitiv plants, Company spokesmen say the deposit hike was of the county's po-mlation is served by FPL lines. -0 A - .,~X. S poccible For the strong hand to Hike In Cause , Orleins. 1AA I I l¼)THER N. T. Openir lead QA i.M . -- proceeds to cash I Pass 3 N T, Pass [lass ,,, To Increase B' El) PR1CKET Herald Staff Writer , South liii Pass 1, - supposed I I _______ - - . W est North . 11 ' . diamonds and . . A . ,;,-~:-~ 1___~ V "- " L . that small spade thit he ivasn't Both vulnerable -. __r__ ; 1, ~. 3 J f .- VERY) NOPE!I -MI N K MINI) WE IL JUST ) SOCIABLE ARE MB9E iTh -m - / iip.j 14ABIi, ... Adjustment Fuel — when astakeshs queen of K J EACM ~ ... r:%`EIZ'v80V-Y 1WUND POUR tM my's diamonds He will take a diamond finesse against Sanford, Florida 377 71 — Price 10 Cents I • ii II r O.. in w & IIeiJd I 1' lL..--...--- three and will not bother to I / ___________ Il partner 's 10 of spades at trick Q , I I ty 64 2 VKJ7 • K J 109 I ____'\ _—i play. Now put one of those NORTH / + ir t JAMES Jt(()ltY I C - 0 WIN AT BRIDGE 0 ii -t,. ~, by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL 112 __________ 11111111 _____ __ i 1111 . � 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 22, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ca3c046bb4bf2648a152fa4283cf783.pdf ee05e026f24c0ea21e55f2a882169702 PDF Text Text ____________ .:.. - * W SHORT 3Et CA IkA10 lBS oi r - -- - - - . -._..-•. - •- --••- •-• - Evening Hd 7 F~F 1:A ANP W __ _ _ '1001, L I 67th Year, No. 286—Monday, July 21, 1975 Sarford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- IF I So uz Returns To arth E Safely APollo St*111 In Orb*lt y 19 g Ll!! .I 7-20 t SPACE CENTER, Houston IAP) — The Soyuz partners In history sfirstjnternaUonal space Mission, blazed safely back to earth today, parachuting o a pinpoint landing on a flat, atureless plain in their homeland. '11'eY left tile Apollo astronauts behind in space for three more days of exploration. ______ I , ________________________________________________________________ . RE5 IN THE LOW V V. 70'_ 713, 6or -HEF T _5MPERATUR F r I qmceship, (tangling under a single red and white I)ilrachute to a touchdown, or a "thumpdown" as newsmen here (tubbed it, at 6:51 a.m. EDT. For the first time, the world had a televised look at the landing of a Soviet spacecraft. 7V cameras Z a C, Harris: Local - =7 by Stoffel & S3?4E VACA11ON w1;t1Le. L_14, -:,3192,FZ TV%k--) WEEKS AT 'OU ASKED TO COME ALONG.' LAKE SUCCOTASH, SUILDIN' YER CASJF'4? E :7 Ti-INK AE'OUT NEXT YEAR! WE'LLJUST HPIVE FUN.' tuv w CAN'T WE FER A U'L WHILE : 11-116 S s'ct)SEC) •1' ATION A I'LL USE 1 -4 TIME TO PW,\CTIC1 ON MYCORMUT! I HAVE TO KEEP MY LIP LIMBER / KNOCK OFF -- ___ k - DONtT eiindah . L. WU3HT. A \ /_\ -- 00, t C -1 0 , -9 0 • _____ . -- T.M.R . .. U.S Pat. 0'1 I (\ ,/" . _____ . -. .. (IJ 1915 by Warn,: B' VA CAN'T ' . / ..' , , Owl ! , __ I •J..• .; V1_ I' %C 10 R by owie Schneider ____ -e ;4 ____ - :. Though tile state pays $745 for increase in the cost of the each full-time student, some retirement program and adspecial category programs ditional money budgeted for carry a higher CollectivebargaInlnpurposes, Thus the final tall) —39472— The state could cation at last doesn't represent the number of additional demands by in- students in Scminole schools. ycar's level Amt. Supt. g creasing the amount of money Harris said UxIa c 'weighted' eg tax dollars to participate in the 67 to 7 03 mills and go for the paid to the county by the state FTh's Harris said the School Board state's formula. each f I allowed by law me will be asked to approve the full FTE. eight-mills. the The state announced School officials vight-lilill limit and not the 5.9-, per Seminole would receive a $2.3 t TV Mills which County Property sum as tile "local : "It would be impossible to FTE. fil ion increase over last Appraiser Terry Goembel says Honda Department of continue the same type of year's $21.l million budget. But, will return the same amount of I ducation (DOE) decides what programs we've had in the past However, Harris pointed out declining enrollment won't operating revenues as last the local effort will be, Harris without levying the full eight- taxpayers won't be shelling out allow the county the full $2.3 year. said, any additional funds because million, according to Harris. mills," harris said, last year's special four-mill Last year's "local effort Harris said Florida He also stressed the fact that tax for school improvements Both Harris and School Supt. Education Commissioner Harris says, was WinilliOn- the "final decision rests with has expired. Arid the board has Bud Layer cited the depressed Ralph Turlington told school compared to more than * the board..' economy as the prime reason voted not to reinstitute iL officials at a meeting last week million required by the state for a projected decrease in that between 6 7 , A full eight-mill levy would 71)3 mjfl,j this year. In essence, he says Also. Harris said Seminole enrollment. The picture will be thanalocal the effort Is place an additional $1.2 million Cwill be needed to generate the this year 'tinty will get about $1.4 clearer in September when million ir proper amount of local funds. greater In what Harris calls a milion of the state's projected students show up for classes laeal taxes collected last year. "discretionary fund." That a&htional n3 millin to run the and officials make another F -rE The state has put nn More needed county 36 schools count than $1 billion and )'IorWa But, he says sky rocketing [none), Harris says, is counties must put up $543 operating costs require has put on us" He said the final Fit count Layer Is acheduid to present illion i Seminole school oflc1ats to here has been readied. That the board with t& final money generated by houwtown push past the state's projected Additional demands Indude number, he ald, comes In at 1W746budietonSepL1. - co rt 1g4I t ,.i •3.,y' .- - Pff . it' r ;" "jV I Z N, Al It of 1' . HAT'S ON; ,. - - - A shad) hat, a Little something cool to sip on, and you've got the ,ummerheit bvat. Atkt, that's what Joe Llnebarler, 8, of 14-03 Wtndwood Ave., Sanford, seems to be saying with this 1t emzy hat coolest sponsored by the S&#Iord Recregkin Depart. r4euL M ace t'l I _~"i Mayor Bill Grier said this mayor said lie usually goes morning that tic and police along with whatever decision V, Vt Chief George Karcher are the board reaches. reviewing the board's Morris testified at the Civil' recommendntion received last Service bearh* that Perkins hit Friday. turn in the face with a closed fist Karcher thid rc~.-oniivended a as he attempted to arrest him five-day suRpension for about midnight for driving Patrobnan Hubbard Clapper under the influence of alcohol. who according to testimcay Perkins was loaded Into he t~ in the face of Jay back of a police cruiser. Back at OVER RUN Raymond Perkins. Perkins, t1w station. Morris said Perkins testimony showed, was hand- again became violent. Ttwn (uffed at the time Clapper sprayed mace In WITH WEEDS jv t •A ( Postal-. Rate H'I* ke Foreseen This Year Ar WASHINGTON (AP) — A new labor agreement for the nation's postal workers is expo~cted to contribute to an in. cream in the cost of mailinga letter before the end of the year. ifr4 ç The largen-, possible in'I'm certain there said. Crease would be to 13 cents per will be postal rate first-class letter. increases before the The Postal Service in 19-,3 asked the independent Postal end of the year" Commission to make C) • er Rate present postai rates per. Genera I manent The commission is Beniamin F. Bailar expected to approve a schedule - )i;J,#I 4F f , - I agreed to early today, averted the possib- ility of a strike by the nation's 600.000 postal workers. of permanent postal rates ! A , I " Details of the settlement were cent of the Postal Seri%ice's within a few months, and the f' 17 inot announced but the postal A. I Postal Servk-e then can raise (.(. tII'l1flhi of Sanford says the Florida Department of IranBailar also said that the Post- he rates by instituting new retention ofno-layoff emporary rates. sportation i D(Yr) has failed to live up to its obligation of keeping 'd rvice expects to lose M "M , wages which w pay The average posW clerk, Its roadway right-ol-%ay cleared and this ditch, which is located million dollars in the fiscal year postman or uptruckdrier on S1146 Carlson says. ditch, postalworkerslsoneelementol that began Jul 1 lie said the ur cos.s ey re ,oIng to go lostal nowmakesabout$13,5O0 year whJchrunsjnfront4)fhjshorne,hasn'tk(nelearLdt, th"I)OTin Ser1 flCedS hi h " Postmaster General rates to start breaking ene at top scale plus fringe approxirnatd% 12 y irs and his hcomt oerrun with weeds, benefits. rodents and reptiles, He say's he's killed three water moccasins . . news co erence at which the w h i ch I in ce r ta in there will be Usery said ratification by all and a rattle snake In th e ditch In the last year. here, he's pictured scttement was announced. i postal rate) increases before of the four postal unions would trying to clear the ditch so It can drain off some of the weekend's Labor-related cost, are 85 per the end of the year, Bailar take "upwards of 30 days" 2.36 Inches of rain. iflerald Photo by Bill Vincent) A Sanford Jury Friday found Perkins' face Perkins guilty of resisting erkis,who was treated ata arrest without violence in the hospital, later filed charges of incident. The state had charged police brutality with the State the Melbourne man with attorney's office and with violently resisting Casselberry Karcher. 'I ('S w . "It would be impossible to continue the School administrators will same type of programs we've had in the seek an eight-mill property W Past without levying the full 8 MillS." levy to raise more than $10—Assistant Sc h ool S upt. p Ro gerHarris oger arris million in local funds required CASSELBERRY — Ihe Civil Patrolman William Morris. Scr%ice Boara has decided a "From the evidence patrolman acted with "proper presented, the board felt restraint" in macing a 20-year- Clapper acted with what he felt o;d Melbourne man during a at the time was proper & - . Under Review 0 f" I unemployment compensation, 39.4t2eIghtcdF1Fs. Duli"ng S.-. -2 ir apo. 1 the Piticific on Thursday. The astronauts were still asleep at the time of the Soyuz landing, with their spaceszup uriiung aiuii 135 miles above the Pacific south of Japan. A short time later Houston mission control akened them with the word of the successful Soyuz landing. "Very. very good, give them my best. Glad everything went good," Commander Stafford said. Stafford, Brand and Slayton will remain aloft unfit Thursday to conduct earth observation, solar astronomy and other scientific experiments. t the tE1i _________ ALL 'I Justtwominutes after the landing, Leonuv and Kubasov stepped from the spaceship in their white spacesuits and both gave bearhugs to the rescue workers and waved at cameramen. Doctors at the scene reported both were in "very good con(lition." Mission Control reported they landed just 6.2 miles from the intended landing point. Ten minutes after landing the cosmonauts were taken to a helicopter for transport to a nearby medical facility.. The astronauts, Thomas P. Stafford, Vance D. Brand and Donald K. Slayton, are to spashdown in To Seek Full Eight Mills lly ED PRICKEM Herald Staff Writer . 13UGS 3E3UZqZqW mounted in helicopters picked up the Soyuz as it descended from the skies toward the central Russia, about 300 miles east of the Balkonur Cosmodrome, where they were launched last Tuesday. About eight feet above the surface, small braking rockets fired downward to cushion the landing, stirring up a great quantity of dust. Within 30 seconds a helicopter had landed beside the bellshiaped Soyuz and a team of rescue workers walked across the plain towards the capsule. Within one minute, they had beguli to remove the hatch. Effort Up $3-Million' Schools trAA TODAY 1 a -1- C C .- - a 11 c3 ---, .- -. .--_. .--_ . I ---.-p-- - - -- by Frank Hill r TO_ AND ... LAre •.-.QIW —I - / — - - - - r 26 . ,,, • - I - F Z moc -- :".:'- .-' ' .- - -_ ' Around The Clock Bridgv Calendar 4A 411 J"im a D ni'e HOUCK LOCIIRIDGE I lerald Staff Writer commissioners, who hired hini free agent under an 18,500 for the $19,000 a vear position, contract as a %vide receiver 2-311 ....... are "anxious to we that the after graduation. Instead, he Comics 413 Jun Daniel is 6 feet 5. lie county grows in the proper pitched in the farm system of 28 rot speaks in an easy, inviting tone manner" The commissioners the Cincinnati Reds for two , 4A ditorial 1 as tie rolls back, relaxed In his are "encouraging" his efforts, years lx muse 'thu sahry wa s 211 high back chair lie does not he says, but adds I don't feel better Dr Lamb ' After a couple of years in 28 maintaIn a lot of eye contact any pressure from the cornHoroscope The 36-year-old Daniel is the mnisslonera" baseball, Daniel c c's he was Hospital SA Ilp SA executive director of the getting my head A former Florida State tired of Obituaries ............6-7A Seminole County' Industrial Universary football and knocked" and looked for a more Sports 211 T It isbn 1) s ci op mu ii t Author ity b iseLall star in the early 16Os lucrativ e iuer. 1k 1 ii I it in Women's (SCI DA), a five-member I)ardel philosophizes about hib developing real estate. county tax-supported advisory new job with the same phrases Accumulating econontic W E. AT I I E' I I development experience with beard He was choien four he once used in the huddle Yesterday's high 90. Over- weeks ago to head It,. You win a few, you lose a oil companies, Florida Power Night low 67. Rainfall was 2,36 He is lormaulating a business few." and light, a real estate broker, ches. strategy to initiate a drive for Daniel says his "self and a land develop ment h th P I d induitry which will put discipline" learned front his company, Daniel cattle to hi Seminole County residents to athletic days helps him Seminole County Job brimming Jl'sI DANI".I di rshowers mnainls during the with business contracts and work and give the overall through his work, afternoon and evening hours. 'Sports teaches you w ha t life savoy for the SCII)A position rated he says to cleselop in. Highs near 90 Lows mostly in economy a shot In the arm (he low 70s. Variable mostly Daniel admits It "takes a long is all about, When you get Ile Is the cuff ent president of terest and attract industry to southerly winds 10 mph, to develop an effective kncked down, you learn to get the Industrial the county, lie says he cii Florida titimi" stronger and guity near CC011oillic development back up," Daniel says. Development Council (FICD). siders his job more of an thundershowers. Rain program, but he says it is more And his career on the sports lie lives in &)uth Seminole with "economic development" probability 30 to 40 per cent imporlant to make sure that fields cpxried him further Wn his wife Jackie, anti their two rather than "industrial when (fie industry does locate in the university sccne. lie children,Susan 11 and Jimmy, deselopment,' bringing In new 5A Right. . , , ,_ _ - - Complete detaf Ic and tides 1k - - N ow H es J oined SCIDA's Huddle -- i it will be hi to ta the county' withthe Minnesota \,kings as :m b'Itm'vt's 8. his Jh smt!, S''hi). m implv business and helping curTent hruwc's exiEti)) But, enticing new Conunission to be used to hire fie sa -s he intends to coormanufacturers to the county is an agency to professionally dinate the entire counly into his primary goal. promote the SCIDA operation. working together to attract To that end he recognizes two hits method of operation: only industry, not Just in the norobstacles in his way the slow the needed paperwork to keep them part of the county. moving economy, and getting the office running and other"You' ve got to look at it from the Seminole County name to wise Out in the field, shaking Counts both sides, he says Will the prosped se industrial clients hands, promoting the lie is requesting 126,000 in his and working with other groups co-tnt) be good for the company $62,000 bud"et proposal for interested in attracting in and will the company be good advertising from the Ceunty dustr to Seminole, for the count' Locally-Based Firm Refurbishes "Copters Giant helicopters arid Nationalist China? And Sanford and Its airport. flow do they lit tngethem The turbine-powered helicopter — as tall as a two-story building — Is refurbished by the airport's S-I agency tenants —businesses which operate on the premises. Sini Orlando Helicopters Inc., recenth hines'Pmriously ter was deli vered to giant Sikorsky SSST to the Nationalist' Chinese Thailand and one was ppC( (I Iceland 0i Republic. The chopper was loaded on the boat [is tructien purposes for shipment Last week after it wasmoved The Sikorsky which went to china will be from its hangar at the airport, used to transport VlPs. After it's rebuilt. 10 to The going price for one u the refurbished 18 pa. svilgers can (it into one of the flyllit, cooppers is S750.(40. at-t-ordjng to j. E. "ictun-s. Fiselcin, the marketing martager for the Ud. believe it or not—the same copters Sanford Airport Authority. ~,rc made into "hel c Etselein sty or hellcopteri y tbc tt ninn frornrniliLirsboneyards 1 u! here in -San(ord anti then sold to Wth US. at,(] ssrldwidt' n'-o: ,\!1 t.it fr ., �____ 2A—EvenIn9 Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, July21, 175 ___ _I__uI_ .ii ----.. - - v' j-LL 11111 1, jIII . Tt..,- M __ t, Murp The Surf' Prece ent Cited .. -- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - Monday, July 21, I975-3A d Weki 1 d )Weeken 1 Before Paddling I I..IF I. .1.,#1 " ,.:k-,:'116i,,& . -. 4 ,. ," , V.'1f.I '-; ', ',. ; . ,.. ,-#A I .. ; . ____ On - ~ _-. .-- - FL.ORIDA k,I .i! " - -. Th .- Ll A . IN BRIEF ~ I. II N The Bartrara Trail Canoe Georgia and Florida a canoes, to accompany the it Expedition crossed hake journey that spawned one of the travelers into the marina. Monroe and picnicked at the most widely-read nature text- Three airboats going full blast Wekiva Marina over the books of the next century. led the parade of flag-draped weekend, before portaging to W. Ronald Green, a student at canoes and boats to the picnic • the Kissimmee River to con- the University of Florida In area, where the boaters joined tinue toward its Gainesville, is the leader of the those who had come by car. destination, expedition, which by now The canoeists all said they i01), y ~ W, , The nine-man, one-woman should be somewhere on the were in fine shape and all were 7,77 expedition hopes to be in Miami Kissimmee, heading toward well-tarmed from their days in Beach on August 8, two months lake Okeechobee, Big Cypress the sun. • . - to the day from the Swamp and the Miami Canal. They were presented with a start at- Macon, Ga. According to Seminole bottle of champagne to be The trip is a Bicentennial re- County Bicentennial Chairman opened at journey's end and Bartram Trail Canoers Tom Van Horn (left) and Ron Green beach their came at Wekiva Marina for enactment of Col. Philip Jack Homer, about 100 spec- also the keys to Seminole a weekend rest before they continue on to the Kissimmee River toward Miami Beach. (Herald Photo Bartram's ins ex- tators and picnickers were on County by Longwood Mayor by Gordon Williamson) ploration of the rivers of hand, with many of them in James Lormann. - IN _ '' •j;' - I .- NATION : -I BRIEF - Henry's Trash Yields Liquor Lists, Secret Service Papers Pump Malfunction Blamed - In Treasure Ship Deaths KEY WEST (AP) — "There are 100 ways a Ship can sink — it's a powerful ocean," says the father of one of three young treasure hunters who drowned when their top-heavy tugboat capsized and sank. Just last week, Mel Fisher had sent a case of chamout to his son, Dirk, to celebrate discovery of live brass Cannons that salvors say are from a long-sought -Spanish treasure ship. Sunday, Fisher, founder of Treasure Salvors, Inc., wiped away tears as a sister ship brought in the bodies of Dirk, 21, skipper of the tug Northwind; his wife Angela, 21; and Rick Gage, a diver from New York City. Nine others escaped when the 60-loot Northwind took on water and capsized before dawn as it lay at anchorage in the lee of the Marquesas Keys, 36 miles from Key West. "lt'sa terrible, terrible tragedy," Fisher said. "We just don't know what caused it." One of the survivors, Donald Jonas, 19, blamed the on a toilet pump that inalfwitioncd atid sucked in salt water. At the same time, the boat's load of diesel fuel shifted to the same side, capsizing the vessel, he said. 1- - -' - yielded a , three journey 's pagne ,. given scientific ________________________________________________________________________________ week 's One would be Killed, I Fivenjured In Accidents By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer U.S. 17.2 at lorida Ave., determine If anything was vestigating a LungwoI. today at the Oil taken Ili the I, Police said James I). Station, W. 13th St., In which an Weekend accidents in Wakeley, 22, 114 Pinecrest office bulldlrg was entered and d Window Smashed Seminole killed a teenage Drive, Sanford; Ernest vending machlnesransacked of * pedestrian and injured five Baumeister, 35, 1233 Lake Sanford patr Shea an undetermined amount of * P li e persons smash-up Lucerne Circle, Casselberry, Jr. reported a two-pound chunk money on U.S. 17-92 at Longwood and and Walter Joe Harris, 18, 1100 ci concrete was used by thieves an Altamonte Springs man who Orange Ave., Sanford, were a early today to smash a plate fell into a take while also treated at Seminole - glass window at Cherry and Son Man Arrested gliding Memorial. were searching for two men alter patrolman Tony Brooks Imports, 1220 W. 13th Si and The Florida Highway Patrol Ransom E. Mitchell, 19, of Longwood patrolman Roy who robbed a Fern Park con- Jr. discovered a chain-lock and take costume jewelry valued at reported that 14-year-old Buruield charged Wakeley with venience store 1603 W. 11th St., Sanford, was night and center post on a gate at Gold- $200. Carolyn Capps, of Elder Road, failure to use due care, officers escaped with an undisclosed sboro Elementary School had jailed by police on a charge of Lake Monroe, was killed when said. Police said the accident amount o( cash after knocking a been removed and two Officers said several pieces of assault with intent to commit a she was struck from behind by occurred when the car driven clerk to the floor. classrooms and a storeroom jewelry were found on a r!arby felony in connection with an a pickup truck while walking on by Wakeley attempted a U-turn Deputy Donald McCormick forceably entered. sidewalk where they were alleged razcr attack on William Orange Boulevard near SR 46 and as hit by a car driven by and detective Doug Huth Brooks said he saw the youths apparently dropped by the D. Howard, 21, at 1511 W. 12th west of Sanford. St. Police said there were no Harris. The Harris' vehicle reported two black males with inside a classroom but they fled fle-ing thieves. Her brother, Herbert L. skidded 248 feet, Investigating braided hair entered the UI' on foot before he could apinjuries In the incident. Sanford police are also Capps, 17, was killed Oct. 2 In officers said, and overtnrned. Champ store on O'Brien Road prebend them. the same area in a motorcycle about 10:30 p.m. and threw School officials today were accident. clerk Sandra Nix, 20, to the taking inventory, police said, to Fall From Kite Officers said Miss Capps was floor and forced her to stay Sta te ,•, , 679 walking north on the east side of Nick Dorich, 27, of 200 there while they removed S CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION OF Orange Boulevard about 3:20 Maitland Ave., Altamonte currency from cash registers. "ATLANTIC BANK OF CASSELSIRRY" OF CASSELIERRY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA p.m. Saturday when she was Springs, was listed in Investigators said the rob- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES struck by a pickup truck driven satisfactory condition today at bers told the clerk to "stay on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ATTHECLOSEOFIUSINESSONJUNE 30.InS. by William Clifford Peek, 31, of Florida Hospital North, Alta- the floor, we're not going to hurt CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. ASSETS 332 E. Volusla Ave., DeLand. monte Springs. Dorich suffered you," before fleeing on foot with COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION Na. 75.1260-CA44.F Trooper Robert hovering facial lacerations Saturday the money. In re: The Marriage Of Cash and due from banks (including S Nano VICKIE ANN NOEL. Wile - • jailed Peek on $500 bond on a evening, sheriff's deputies ............. 75015153 Petitioner, charge of driving while In- reported, when he fell from a Teens Sought (a) U S. Treasury securIties ............S 631.$S 37 and (b) Obligations of Federal Financing flank • • S None toxicated. kite-glider Orients in JOHN C. NOEL. III. Husband Tofal(ltecns7(a)L(b)) ............................S31.3937 Res pondent. south Seminole. Sanford police today were Obligations of other U S. Government NOTICE TO DEFEND py S Deputy . A A .Walthers looking f two 5-Car Pile-Up agencIts and corporations -........................ ... t teenagers oong or t l944745 THE STATE OF FLORIDA To Obligations of States and political subdivisions None reported that Dorich was riding surprised by an officer at 4:47 JOHN C. NOEL. ifi Other securities (including S None John C. Cogburn, 47, and his the kite, being towed by a boat, a.m. inside a burglarized 1130 Glenda Way corporate stocks) ........................... None No 109 wife, Ruby, 45, of 314 E. 18th St., when he lost control of the kite school. The youths fled on foot Trading account securities ................Non ... .. ... ... Rem no, Nevada $9502 Federal funds sold and securities purchased Sanford, listed In good and plurged into the lake. Y OU ARE HEREBY notified that under agreements to resell .. ... ............. ... .. ......450,OOO condition today at Seminole Onlookers pulled the injured VICKIE ANN NOEL. has tiled a Ott'er loni ............ ...... . ..... . ....... . ..... ......... 7,649444 22 hi the Circuit Court of Bank Memorial Hospital, Sanfort man from the water, ____________________________ premises. furniture mid fixtures. Seminole County, Florida, for a and other assets representing bank premises .............. The Cogburns were among five 427,76003 Dissolution of Marriage and you as Real estate owned other than bank premises FICTITIOUS NAME .............. 24,916 SO persons injured early Sunday Store Robbed required to serve a corn' of your Investments in subsidiaries ,cOlidated Notice is hereby given that we a None written defenses, it any, on J. morning ma five car pile-up on Sheriff's detectives today Customer's liability to thi5 bank on in business at P.O. Bo* CHRISTOPHER RAY. 616 E. acceptances outstanding 2602. Lake Mary, 32746 Seminole -..... ........................ .. .. 30,03000 Semoran Boulevard. Suite 107. burglary early Action Reports Courts o c oce in a five-car aster break in. Paddlewheeler Eerie Ghost olman H. J. * Fire last WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford concentrated on sports and relaxing at Camp David in the Maryland mountains over the weekend. He played tennis with three aides and went swimming three times in humid, 90-degree heat Sunday. The President his last weekend off before his departure next Saturday for a 10-day trip to five European capitals, Including the 3$-nation European summit meeting July 30-Aug. 1 at Helsinki. He played 18 holes of golf Saturday afternoon at Burrung Tree Country Club in suburban Maryland before flying in the evening by helicopter to Camp David with Mrs. Ford for an overnight stay. The Fords' 23-year-old son, Ja"k. and two of his friends were there for the weekend, too, and the presidential family enjoyed a private showing Saturday night of the movie "Jaws." In, was enjoying Legal Notice WASHINGTON (AP) A member of the Senate panel probing the CIA there is a possibility of a reopening of the Investigation Into the sclnstion of President F. Kennedy. . Sen. Richard S. Schweiker, R-Pa., said Sunday that a fatal flaw of the Warren Commission that looktd into Kennedy is that It made no reference to a munber of attempts to kill Cuban Premier Fidel Castro prior to Kennedy's death, - says PAT TELSON School Board's Lady Wants Human, Responsive Politics - ukes - - - _____ ')' - 4 - - - • ' - - .: 41. i~.4 -. -- . - - .4 . - - r - -' i # -sV .i t 1 _it%~01* I . -' eporter at her Iijc In outh part of the county. Sheithestotake the ____ ame warm, frIendly attude toward countians as he dues tiL'-' the press. Here, have arother cookie - I Just opened them, . , - ..-. . a the poeple. Some public 4i~114i -- - ' Color Pat Telson huriiar1. That's the way she and others view her in her unique role as the only Female member of the Seminole County School Board. "I would like poeple to know we're human. The 'leed in this 'ount-i is for x)litIci- ns who wi11 lister fficiais forget ti'ey're lected to serve the eople," Telson says. Butahewon'tfurget.No ir she says, while serving aUee and cakes to a :-- .- j= ---- . - 11 - I I . - <'booJ vThnrd Member Pat Telson thinks mere women belong In politics. tilerald Photo by Bill Vincent.) ren't they good. Eat 'em firmly Informed School board actions. To ensure P. She adamantly believes Sut. Bud Layer she didn't want any liens coming that she does, she travels IL) statewide board meetings males have a definite before the board before she's had a chance to study Democrat, and Davie Sims, a Republican, decisions don't split along jarty lines and party at. fLaatAon Is seldom evident c: the board. Her view of the ongoing negotiations between the beard: "I'm not scared of them" Then, "It's Iflegotiating) the law, and we mu.st abide by the law," And Finally she says money is "tight" and it's the board's responsibility to ere the taxpayer his dollar's worth. where she can be in polities, "Perhaps ey're more tin-standing. People with oblems come to me cause I'm not a stern the programs beforehar,d. Layer said it wouldn't happen. She sees the board as an when she isn't In Seminole schools checking with officials on this program or that She feels the board IS rson and because I like entity which Should be 'more responsive" now to IS." r'sponszve to tIC PCOpk'. Citiiens iecls than ever But if she is easy with But she doesn't view it as a before. "If the, cvnie and liens, it doesn't make rubber stamp for the ad- present sonwthing in a r a pushover. rn'ntration. Ile And when she first made that plunge Into political waters, sheadmitted]ywas "scared to death," but now she Identifies totally with the hustle and bustle of ixliticl activity a' what she believes is the politician's role to serve the public. Except forarunnlng duel between layer, a county's teachers and _\ ' matches and finger pointing. A Democrat, she made the Jump last November from housewife and mother of two to politics. One of two Democrats on the boarS fEC. Reaper Jr. is thesecond she doesn't feel political affiliation influences board decfIons. "I'd like to see more women nfl," she says. Then leaning back in her chair and offering nxve coffee and more of those fine cookies, she hits you with the same statement many people are making. rational way, we're goIng "I'd like tc ace a couple recent board "You better know what to1iten," she says. But she PtLAg, she politely but you're doing," she says of doesn't like shouting of women run for County Commission." U a County, Florida under the fL.litious na me of QUALITY FENCE, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section $4305 Florida Statutes 1957. S: LaVerne E. Edwards Lester M. Cox Publish. June 30. July Y. II. 21, 197$ Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701. andfllethe orlginalwithnwCl,qkof the above styled Court on or before the lit, day of ugvst, A.D.1975 otherwise a Default and Utfimte entered against Judgment will be you for the relief demanded in fne Petition. WITNESS my hand and official sealof said Court on this the 2ndday of July. A 0 1975 I S E A L) Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By - Elaine RiCharite Deputy Clerk Christopher Ray TALLAHASSEE (AP) —The Public Service Commission is bumping a deadline as it takes up a request today to raise Florida Power Corp. rates by $65.6 million - about $4 a month for the average customer. 'Ilie deadline for the PSC vote is Tuesday under a 1974 law requiring action on a utility's rate request within eight months after it is filed or it will go into effect automatically. Florida Power, based in St. Petersburg, claimed It needed the higher rates to meet increasing costs brought on by inflation. The firm was considered to be in financial difficulty last year, but it reported earlier this month that earnings for the first half of the year were up sharply. Oil Spitler Goes Undetected Other asvyts (item 6 of "Other Assets") (Including S None direct lease financing).................11S,i?7.$3 TOTAL ASSETS ....................... MIAMI lAP) — Thick, sticky oil is lapping at beaches In the Florida Keys. But the ship that dumped it probably will escape undetected, a Coast Guard environmental off.cer .iays. "From past experience, I would say the chances are very small that we'll catch whoever did it," U. Cmdr. George Davis. 'It's fair to say that whoever dumped it is halfway to Norfolk, Va., or the Panama Canal by now." Crews stood by to shovel up the unrefined crude oil in case the isolated bubbles of oil already washed up increased on today's tides to a wave of oil, Davis said. 3,409,771.93 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partner. ships. and corporations .................................. 1139,769.11 Time and savings deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporalion$ .......................... 3.734.190.25 19,19.11 Deposits of United states Government ....................... Deposits of Stain and political subdivisions ....... ... ........23119331 FICTITIOUS NAME Deposits of for eign governments and Notice is hereby given that I am official Institutions engaged In business on 17-92 South of None t'.iO"t' o! commercial ................. . . Sanford, 37111 Ri 3, Bo* 133, Simm- .None Certlfied and off lcers' checks. tic ..........................10,110 44 ole County. Florida under the ficlitiTOTAL DEPOSITS .....................5 4.411.6*3.93 ouiisameoIJNITEDTVANDAUD- 616 C. Semoran Boulevard (a) Total'3emand deposits - -- - -- --- - - $ 2.002.50270 10 CENTER. and that I inlmd to b)Tofaltimeandsaving,deposlts - register said name with the Clerk of Alfamorle Springs. $3,416,190.73 Florida 37701 Fedoral funds purchased and securities the CIrcuit Court. Seminole County, Attorney for Petitioner sold under agreements to repurchase ................None Florida In accordance *1t1' the Publish: July 7, 11, 31, 7$. 1975 Other Iiabflltinfor borrosv,dmoney provisions of the Flc1ltlou Name ')EP33 None Mortgage indebtedness .... ... ... . ................. ........ 16,112.97 Statutes, To Wit: Section $63.09 cta executed by or for account Florida Statutes 1961. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ofthlsbankandout$tandlng ........................... S Autrey 0. Boykin None EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Other liabilities .... .Publish June30. July 7, 14. 71. 197$ CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, 113,11469 OFO-IBO ________________ FLORIDA TOTAL LIABILITIES L. 4,64111,744 61 PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO. PR 679$ MINORITY INTEREST IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. In re: Ettate Of CONSOLIDATED SUBSID!ARIES CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR CLAUDIAM WANNAMAKER, None SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DECEASED CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 73449.IA NOTICE OF HEAR INC Re: fits Marriage f RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES TO: PArt Rebncca S. Smith Reervelorb.ddeotlonesonioonssetup SALVATORE ALFIEPI 3261 Coleus Court P..) suant to Internal Reveoueserviceruiinos) Petitioner 151119 37 Winter Park, Fl.. 37719 Oiherreietvesonloans vs None Reservesonsecurities JOAN ALFIEI ........................... None rzs Rebecca S Smith. Re'sctondent as Legal Guardian TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS P4OTICEOFSUITof James COward AND SECURITIES NO PROPERTY 15.119 37 Wannamaker. TO Mrs Joan Alfieri a minor 114 Tudor Lane. 3361 Coleus Court Middle Island, L.I. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Winter Park, FL 37119 Cspi)I not.i and debentures -- - -- -- -- ---- - -------New Yor k 1193) None PatrIcia Jean 8 itt Ing. y() ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (specify interest rate a nd maturity of each issue outstanding) ham Fqully total that an action for Modification Of Address Unknown 1011,410-95 -. final Judgment pertaining to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Custody hs been filed against you undersigned, Preferredstock.tofaIpa,y, ........................None as Attorney for the 1No shares outstanding —I andyova,erequi,edtoserveacopy AdrrIn'ittotor of the Estate of of your written defenses. if any to if Common stock 1OfI par value ........................ Claudia M Wannamaker, deceased, 4001000 00 (No sh ares authorized 40.000 on the plaintiff's attorney, WhOti HAROLD E. &USTAFSON. will call . -. (No. shares outstanding 40.000 name and address Ii up for hearing before the Circuit Surplus ----- - --- --- - -- - ----------- ---- IOHPi R GODBEE, JR. .h'dqe of the above styled Court, in i 0 RO 970 Undlvied profits . 3 c. the eril-'cte County ..S.i1095 l Wit F hA I I tiUl (Di '' Cur thout ,', 1 a'ford, I I Ida. Reserve (Dr Contingencies and DELANO, FL. 3;720 Of't't(afIti%lresei-ves ...............................None 73, IS'S, at ,.g a1dfile the or1inalwItfI the c,rk4 eclock A Al, or as soon therLaftsr the above stylid court on or t.tfcte • TOT,i. API'lAL ACCOtDitt .. ........... ... ..Q3,17t1 ii counstl 'isy be h'ard, th,, July 31. 1973 olherwe a Iudgmenl may be enter ed against yo for the PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE TOTAL ..IAIIILITIES. RESEI%YL!S - ___ - - relief demanded in the complaint or OF APPRAISERS FEES p0? Ition PETITION FOR Alt OWAuCE As Deriuiv Clerk Published Daily and Sunday, ...................... 319133770 Car f CLCIr Attest: Jim Holman S Kenneth R. Marchman Paul P. Macomber KENNETH R. MARCHMAN, of HUNTER, PATTILLO, MARCHMAN P 0 t'oz 340 Ycar$7$ Ø --Stevi Josephine Pierson, 24, when the car he was driving north on State oad45slIdintothesouthbound ane and was struck broadside. —Pierce Roach Jr.,22,ofOrnge City in Taylor County, was Bled when his car failed to egotlate a turn on State Road 61-C and struck a Uve. —Irene Fort .auderdale, dkd Sunday when IC car she was driving rasinolved in a three-car collision brig State Rn id 809 in hiroard County. if Tampa, died Winter Park, Florida 277$, Attorney for Administrator Publish: June 30, July 7. 11, 21, 1975 - OFOIII . . . J - - ii- ' - . / - '' - - - Eugene NForrester Directors Wiiliarn B - Goss.tt Linda M Pettis, Notary PuOIC July 71, 1974 tJCP 117 - - - - THOMAS O'MALLEY - ,--- 1__Z_1_..t__ . - .,-~ -',~.;4 ~T~ ____ 1 11111111111111 ~ t 1___._T____-_-__-!-r1--_= _. _----__ '--, I— _k -. L -ds - - A . -, - - • - - - Al mI \ \ " - - - s ill" '-' - .. - ARDELL 8 JULIE WILLIS Dear Fr end and Customer: i We would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank you, each and every one, for the tremendous success you made of our last Three Day Super Sale. This proved to be the most successful sale that we or any other Badcock dealers have had. We don't claim to have the prettiest or The best displayed store in town, but we do feel that we have, by for, the best Furniture Bargains, not only in Sanford, but In the state. Our Badcock franchise enables us to offer furniture at a tremendous savings because of the buying power of our 140 stores. I wont insult you by telling you that we are selling furniture at "Cost and Below". However, on many items we feel we can honestly sell to you cheaper than many dealers can buy them for. What most people in Sanford are not aware of Is that we can offer one week delivery service on almost anything in our catalog. • So, If you don't see what you want on our floor please ask to look .-' at the tremendous selection in our catalog. Six Women Slash Man We have good furniture at prices to fit every budget from the most modest to the other extreme. Charged In Rape Case Again, let me say that our store doesn't look the best because we try to keep volume stock on the floor and this makes --- It impossible to arrange it in fancy displays. But, we feel the additional selection we can offer you is far more important. You will find such famous brand names as Zenith, RCA, Philco, Westinghouse; also La-zBoy, Berkline, Kroehler and many others. So folks, when you are in the market for any item of furniture, appliances or home entertainment please drop by Badcock and look around with us before you buy. We feel we can save you money and we would like to do business with you. up-coming 3 Day Spectacular Sale I 'a LMI i FI I ril~~~~I it - ! i jflj 1 i.)i BADCOCK FURNITURE of OME FURNISHING CENTERS FURNITURE • APPLIANCES. FLOOR COVERINGS • HOME ENTERTAINMENT ' Home Owned by Ardell and Julie Willis State Of Florida, County of Seminol, is: Swor nto and subscribed before me this 13th day of July. ISiS, and I hereby cerHfyH,6f I am IOl on off icer or director Of tP,iI bank. My Commission e'pire's April 3, 1917, 19)7 (SEAL) .. :- i'ii -;- - .. ___ ____ i i i i i '" Il ' , DA. ED this the 25th day of June, 191S. 713 West Cark Avenue, Week i5c :oc.lflt)' and struck a power pole. -. 11 Smith and to James Edward & STRONG ________________________________________________________________ — By THE ASSOCIATED I'RE,AS A Moore Haven couple whose car crashed into an oncoming vehicle at the entry of a church parking lot were among at least rune people killed in state traffic accidents this weekend, the Florida Highway Patrol reports. Clyde Leidy, 77, and Ora A. Leidy, age unknown, were on their way to church Sunday evening when they turned into the path of another vehicle on State Road 78, troopers said. Troopers said other fatal acidents included: Tiue0,f} A ood was killed Saturday while walking along a city street. lie xas struck by a hit-and-run Iriver, troopers said. —Irene Decker, 76, died alter she lost control of her car on a city street in her hometown of Driando. Officers said her car rossed a dividing line and was struck broadside by an oncornrig vehicle. --John David cronmn, no age, )f Shalimar, was killed Sunday norning when his car ran off state Road 85 in Okaloosa i Again, we thank you for the tremendous turn out for our last sale. Watch your local newspaper for dates on our 4 calendar days ending with call data ................ ......1.309,60362 Average of total loans for the 1$ Sa,iford. Florida 32711 ¶uts:rmptiovt Rates ty Carrier Nine Die In State Mishaps ---- ......... hereof have been furnished this die by U.S. mail , M Rberc S. Second Class Postage Paid at - r 4 Publish. June 30, July 7 11. 71, 1973 Wanisamalter, II, by mailing same Unearned discount on instalment DEO-I" loins Included iii tofalcapltalaccounts .................None In care of his Ie3al Guardian. Standbyle,t,rsof credit ............ Rebecca S. Smith, and to Pafrlci. ...................................................30.00000 Jean flrittlngt.am by publishing a copy of this P4011cc as required by I. Jim Holman. Cashier, of the above named "nit, do solemnly affirm Ening flendd that this r*wt of condition is Irv# 1. l' and ccwr oc 10 the bt%t of my kno*ltdgo and belief, cicept Saturday and Christmas Da y by The Sanford Herald, Inc. 300 N Iren(h Ave, Sanford, lid 37771 T - - - MIiMORANUp PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE OF ATTORNEY'S FEES I HEREBY CERTIFY that copies Average of total deposits f the 15 Clerk of the CircuIt Court By: Lillian Jenkins . ANI kPITAL ACCOUNTS WITP-sE my hand and the sea, of OF ADMINISTJATQk'S FEES said Court on June IS. 1973. (l oaf) Arthc.'r H ickwIth. Jr. ' c- -- - massive DA'x'TONA BEACH ( AP ) for knife itiunds in the stom- a few hours earlier, police sai "It appears to be an actio — None of the six women ach, shoulders and arms, police carried out by women vigi vigilantes who avenged the said. When the knifing attack oc- antes." Sgt. Robert Sharpe sal rape of a friend by slashing the 1rcused man with knives has curred Friday, officers had Sunday. 'They took things mt been on their way to Dotson's their own hands." been arrested, police say. Their victim, John I)otson, 20, home to at rest him on a cornwas being held without bond in plaint svorn out by a Daytona Sharpe said the case was ur the Volusia County Jail late Beach woman. precedented here. 'We've ha The woman had named Dot. cases where individual womei Sunday on charges of sexual battery. lie was hospitalized son as the man who forced his seek revenge for rape but neve over the weekend and treated way into her car and raped her anything like this," he said. . - - SANIBEL ISLAND (Al') —A majestic Mississippi paddlewheeier juts out amid the pines the ghost of a plush island home almost forgotten except by beachcombers. Protected by a wall of barbed wire, guard dogs and a caretaker, the steamboat Algiers has rested eerily on its white sandy berth for more than 15 years. The paddlewheeler was mo ad inland through a channel cut specially to link the Gulf of Mexico with a small lake about 50 feet from the beach. The lake was drained to leave the Algiers on firm ground and the beach va.s later restored. The boat had been rescued from rotting and disuse as a New Orleans car ferry and rennovated to suit the tastes of a wealthy New York couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown. The Browns were so pleased with the job done in getting the steamboat to its sandy berth that they offered con• tractor Miles .Wield a Picasso painting as a bonus. He turned it down, however, and accepted a Jeep station wagon instead. PSC To Decide Rate Hike Legal Notice ' - 40 were ass*eiriation EDITOR'S NM: This Is the first of a series on members of the Seminole County School Board. profile of each board member his-her and dislikes, theories and Ideas on education will appear weekly In the Evening Herald. By ED PRlCKFT HeraldSt.affWrfter It Legal Notice New JFK Probe A Possibility TALLAHASSEE (AP) lice. His Senate trial is set for the crime with which he is other cases made it impossible special prosecutor claims Sept. 15. T he nat i on 's charged alone presumptively for him to receive a fair trial in that a U.S. Supreme Court i-uIO'Malley's attorney, Edward deprives the defendant of due Miami. log involving Jack "Murph the Booth of Jacksonville, con- hinhest court denied process." Like Murphy, O'Malley has Surf" Murphy thwarts reloca. tended in a change-of-venue Murphy's appeal Or The nation's highest court de. contended that pretrial tion of impeached Insurance motion filed earlier that 'unre- his 1970 convict ion, nied Murphy's appeal of a 1970 publicity makes it impossible to Commissioner Thomas lenting excessive and prej- ruling that he had breaking-and-entering cony- select an impartial jury, at O'MaHey's felony trial. udicial publicity" makes it im. iction in Miami, ruling that he least in Tallahassee. Booth filed A motion to transfer possible to receive a fair trial in failed to show that failed to show that pre-trial a thick sheaf of press clippings • pretrial r' .-.ria, coverage coverage had denied him a fair and television scripts reporting O'Malley's Aug. 18 trial out of the capital. Tallahassee was before Circuit But the special prosecutor, had prejudiced his trial, on O'Malley's legal difficulties Judge Ben Willis today. Asst. State Atty. Robert Willis case. Murphy, who gained to support the contention that O'Malley is charged with ac- of Jacksonville, said he would notoriety in the 1964 theft of the there had been too much ct'pting $10,000 in kickbacks light the change of venue. He is to another city to counter pre- Star of India sapphire, Is ser- publicity in Tallahassee for a from a banker seeking to keep expected to rely on the Murphy trial news coverage. vine, a life sentence at Raiford fair trial. state treasury deposits and ly- case in resisting the motion. The Supreme Court said that State Prison on his 1969 conBooth's motion contends that ing on a state gift form to conThe U.S. Supreme Court in- prior change-of-venue cases viction for the murder of "potential jurors could not posceal it. dicated in the Murphy decision "cannot be made to stand for secretary Terry Rae Frank. sibly put the matters they have Ile was also impeached by the earlier this year that trial the proposition that juror cxlie argued unsuccessfully in read and heard about through Florida House of Represen- courts should attempt to seat an posure to information about a his appeal to the Supreme Court various media out of their tatives on 12 articles and sub- impartial jury before they state defendant's prior conS that massive publicity in the minds and try this case uninfsequently suspended from of- consider transferring the trial victions or to news accounts of breaking and entering and luenced." - kite- Weekend Relaxing For Ford To Be Fought — It Miami Beach INTANA, Fla. (AP) The household garbage of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger recently shopping list for cases of whiskey, a prescription envelope for a tranquilizer and hundreds ofsecre(Service documents the National Enquirer says. The trash was retrieved earlier this month by Jay Gourley, a reporter for the Enquirer, a weekly newspaper based In Lantana. Gourley sifted through five bags tilled with newspapers, old potatoes, empty jars, and other onerous items. In a copy of its story released Sunday, More its publication in this editions, the newspaper said the discarded ma material " of vital Interest to a potential assassin." The Enquirer says documents retrieved by Gourley Included: —Work schedules which revealed the exact number of agents on duty atKlsslnger's home and the names of most of the agents assigned to him. —A document revealing that the Secret Service IS t'sting a new code light signal system for all its limousines. —A handwritten note on the back of an activity report which gave the number and type of arms and ammunition supply carried by each Secret Service agent and Indicating that a shotgun had been left behind during Kissingers trip to the Virgin Islands last month, O'Mall e y Trial PH. 322•8240 206 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD - t -- - �- . .. . . u ;r - . .--' S 3OO N. FRENCH AVF..,S,%NFORDF.3V,I Area Ccje 303fl.11 Monday, July 1 21, 19754A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERIC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 ___ — Home IX- livery: Week, 5 cents. Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $11.20; Year. *240. BY Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $16.; 12 Months, - T9 so. - Military EL _ _______ _______ Benefits The Clock Are In A out M varsIty, 77 jayvee and 66 freshmen when the schedule is underway. Seminol, YMCA's program can be just as successf ul if it gets some volunteer assistance. You say you know li ttle or nothing about football and doubt that you could be of much val ue? There's always a need for ,people be it In helping to check players' birth da tes, weight, height, Issuing equipment, helping to lead In calisthenics, providing transpo rta tion , helping to mend this or The Seminole YMCA Middle School Athletic Program is in infancy and needs lots of help if It is to be a "Total participation by all participants" Lsihe theme of this program and its orgarjj - and its a good theme. We are attempting for the first time in our We were fortunate enough to be among a handful of indhiduals who organized a youth football program in another Florida county some 17 year, ago when it damned on us that there were bigger players in the high school band than there were on the football field. Too, we saw a need for early Indoctrination of the sport if the schools in that county were ever to come up to the level of its opposition in high school athletics. Today, that county compares favorably with any in the State of Florida with its sports program and i ts teams are consistently near the top in all athletic Coaches in a ll sports will be needed, too, as well as lay people who will serve as coordinators on a board in each of the middle schools Involved (which include Milwee, Teague, Lakeview, South Seminole. Tuskawilla, Jackson Heights and Sanford). Curren tl y, there are no less than 30 positions to be filled and it is obvious the program Is in need of he lp - which has always been given generously in the past, but. is especially needed now. Some of the districts have already established boards, wi th off i cials elected, but time is drawing nigh for the program to get underway and all should be set when th e be ll sounds for that first endeavor to begin. If you can offer any assistance at all, contact the Seminole YMCA at 862.0444, And, keep in mind, the football portion of the program sta rts in two weeks, so don't delay in rig. The ogram needs you! - Bill Currle 3J So eti mes ____ _ II — I.., L. ____ ____ .. 1~1 ___-. -r,~. . White II'll ~,\ - N Needed Ambush Fleeing Cambodians . Thailand (AP) — Khmer Rouge soldiers ambushed three groups of Cambodians fleeing toward the Thai border last week and killed nearly 300 men, women and children without warning, witnesses About a dozen survivors told the Associated Press over the weekend the ambushes occurred about 50 miles from the Thai border near the provincial capital of Battambang In northwest Cambodia. There was no official ifirmation of their account, "The killing was horrible. I saw blood streaming from their bodies which were riddled with bullet holes," one of the survivors said. "1 heard them screaming for help as I ran from the scene. I nearly killed myself when i saw my friends gunned (low-n" A second ambush occured about 10 miles east of Batt.ambang when the Khmer Rouge opened up on about 100 refugees strung out in a line, the survivors said. J House . ~\, ____1 >'' . Iran Rejects Pan-Am Loan Florence !, TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Iran's rejection of a proposed $300 million loan to Pan American World Airways was miiostly due to the Financially ailing U.S. airline's Internal affairs, says an official of Iran's national airline. The Iran Air official, who asked that he not be Identilled, said the decision was final. He said that another consideration was that 'Iran has other priorities for its development projects," Pan Am officials in New York were not available for comment. The airline lost $81.8 million last year and $59 million in the first quarter of 1975. Pan Mn talks with Iran began last September. Still Slow \, , .\ J % Daily around the noon hour the public address system in the White House press room interrupts the poker games and dice rolling to Proclaim the convention of the regular briefing. What happea' then Is testimony to the tru th that the gathering of presidential news, like the making of Iunchmeat, Li often a process best Un. witnessed by the consumer. Example: Some mon ths ago when the tax cut blil as given to the White house, reporters at a britf ing asked Press Secretary Ron Nessen If the President was going to sign It or veto it. Nessen replied simply: "The President Is deciding." That answer, meaningless, was succeeded by 15 minutes of the following: - . . '.... " '\ '' :-, A 1, \N\ ~\\\ \', - L , . I NI . : \ 4 ~ \ " ( - . ','•, - .. . / ' I - - " 7 . • ,' ... / - ) - ,, . """. / -. '\ - . 9 iii -0 Egypt's President Anwar Sadat has said his country will not renew the mandate of the 3,919-man force unless the Security Council adopts new resolutlons calling for an Israeli pullback from occupied Arab lands. Al which has g000 connections in Cairo, published details of what it described as a five-point disengagement accord conveyed to President An. war Sadat by U.S. Ambassador Hermann Ellis, who returned Sunday nigh t from Washington. Full Mobilization Sought LUANDA, A ngola (AP) A major liberation movement has called for full mobilizatin of its forces after one of its garr isons came under con tinued attack from a rival group. Observers fear the renewed fighting may have wrecked any chance of a peaceful transition to Independence scheduled for Nov. 11 In Portugal's last African colony, and that a full-scale civil war is the likely alternative. — The paper said the proposals "resulted from Intensive contacts in the past few days between Washington and Jerusa1cm" and that "both sides have "Ron, can we say firmly he has made a decision?" A. He Is deciding. "Then is it firm he has not decided?" A. He is deci ding. "What does that mean, Ron?" A. He Is deciding. "We ll, is he, uh, leaning in one direction or the other?" CALENDAR By purpose the briefing Is the shortest line between White House activity and the public's right to know. In reality It Is more often used for propaganda b the administration and posturing by the press. The result commonly is that hard information seldom surfaces above the o erla y ° gossipy, r ou tine pronouncements. - JULY 22 Orlando. Program on Florida Seminole County Republican material. Open to public. Executive Committee meeting, 8 p.m., First Federal Savings JULY 24 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous and Loan SR 436, Altamonte (Closed) 11 W. First St. Springs. I , " N '. .•• — -. You get used lo It _____________________________________ Actually, such is to be expected. Presidents have seldom been willing to freely divulge news 4 other than that felt prudently obligatory, or seL'RAY CROMLEY serving Press briefings, therefore, have rarely supplied as much data as they've suppressed. S What makes the situation more serious today is press remains culpable in circumstances that cheat the public. The lessons of Nowhere at the fumbles of a plodding little effort to send him the person who will do Watergate be damned, reporters have done the needs of an all-volunteer defense establishment discharges stringent where required and bureaucracy m'ire apparent and more best at the job. Many employment officials almost nothing to Increase meaningful White should be given consideration in Congress. Ii when stream nitionj allow. And disgraceful than in the state-federal em- to have little knowledge of the qualifications seem House news flow and almost everything to, in where nir, measurable- effect on stream quality Is plo)ment services, required for the opening they're sending the effect, deny it. found, no cotro1s should be necewy There has been a major effort to extend applicant to, or what the duties are. The sp. Not that reporters Inhibit the news purposely. 3y l95, the world wJi have anothe r one billion unemployment payments In this time of plicant, not Forewarned or prepared, may thus The rub isLargely that their attempts to get more of it mouths to feed, says tht' opilation experts. recession. And rightly. But a job is far better spend his days going from one employer to have been counterproductive. Where the This will place a heavy ti* than an unemployment check. Yet the efforts of another with little hope Of SUCCtSs. With little pre-Wata'rgate Idea Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson was PIC2UI of White house coasking farmers to produce more food. It it will also Congress and of President Ford to straighten out orientation, and not knowing what the employer was to lounge around ve rage the press room re'entl' with the flatiOlfs coal miners, asking them to re create many new opportunities for uu"rs in the agencies dealing with the in desperate expects, be has little chance of Landing a job, or questions, their w;ige demands, which go as high as an increase the Idea now seems to be to lounge of 9 per agriculture careers calling for peciatwts need of work have been pitifully inept, of lasting long if be Is employed. cenL , around asking never before associated with fanning, on jobs New gover nment - sponsored studies pinpoint loaded questions. Briefings That makes th e wage increase of nearly 30 per cent recently mere apparently is little attempt to remain the principa l news source, therefore, but often far removed from U ia itself, the problems: granted by the Labor governrr it to the railroad workers seem those looking for work to see if they're As the trend toward fewer but larger f they have become so raucous that even what In tm'loyment Offices In one state modest by comparison. or merely g ng rou p4 logjes oi th gh th e motions in o small value they have is diminished. Press ec ono mics another, t\t average rar, Unreasonable wage demands such as these h,%ve fueled continues, and wccar. looking collect unemployment payments. All too Secretary Nessen has been so upset during more and moire important to efficient farming in for a job is tivited rcxitinely with little or no Britain's runway inflation (now at an &J'LI*I&I rate oil 25 P er the 19b. Larger, maintenance - free machinery attention paid to 1'er3onal abilities . and no freauently, applicants do not report to the L.M. briefing encounters that he has at times cent). undermined the value of the pound, weakened p!yerthey at all.don't In a high percentage of cases, when forgotten to announce or purposely withheld with hgh productivity will raise the cost as well attempt to place an applicant where best hired, stay petit e position of &itish industry in world markets and CaUSed i the complexity of tractors and other equip- qualified. news items on the agenda. unemployment in Britain to rise sharply. rent me applicants are nu'iiibers, not people Job The Laoor government thought it had a social As if all the above were not enough, the in. Indeed the affairs have grown overripe. A Farmers will depend heavily on off-site ex- openings are funnels into wtthh to pour with the British workingman which assured restraint in the job vestigators speak of the rigid attitudes of the minister who is also a newspaper columnist wage perts to helo them decide such questions as demands in return for seekers. Never mind whether uey do or do not employment officials, of the inflexible guidelines attends regularly, uraece of price stability. That In collar, to ask nonquestiorts feasi bility ofbusing one big tractor or two fit Never mind whether they get lob or not. It's they live by. tract, if it ever existed, has been broken repeatedly with designed so'ely to force nonansw-s, A woman ones, iretiasing capital equipment outright, the number of referra1 that counts. consent of the government, With all this, the appli cant's time is wasteci correspondent from Texas, 'a briefing regular leasing It seasonally or buying it co-operatively Likewise th The result is economic chaos and social injustice. ere's often little attempt to The employer's time is wasted. And the tax- since the days of Grant", is so irri ta ting even with other farmers, '' determine what an employer's needs are — and payer's money is wasted. fellow reporters groan and snicker. Federal J Hunting Economic Chaos — — — JACK ANDERSON C hi l li n g Study Sugg e s t s 1 984 Is Close I .1 thil!ing study for Congress su-,,;,'.ts that Similar Scanner' c.i te use, according to an okay 4 from a go-along county magistrate - arbitrary prices AmerI lns are closer to George Or'.'' .YJCtp the study, to tnt, .c 'Jita, taciAnijle and for food exports after the video or law ageiiclea can engage In even m e spec- exam ple of the oil cartel. The cl l4 Men they may think. of he oil tacular eavesdropping. producers Orwell t'scy1bed an 'ed police state In running up oil prices already has Del, ' -'e_-' w' . 'çn registers' can record In the future, police in hideaways whose eitkzviia couldn't ma :/. waive will be ableencouraged the formation of five more cornthe hout the r m dkiI from a telephone, plus the to Intercept laser beam transmissions and even govenunen' tnowlji ft. de, t ie a4 length of the call. modity cartels, covering bauxite, chrome, pick up the minute Impulses of computers and With only nine years %4 the federal 'a' go 1, 'Trtain exotic categories of switch and electric tewriters. copper, phosphate and tin. Some Washington gove may not Policymakers are saying, therefore, that the be 'hiug evene, ' 4 wiretapping equipmen t,- states the To protect privacy, the Walters report United States must play the game but it can c 'frate in t'.dr4e variety of eye,/ Walters study. "( In self def ense can) automatically sweep at recomiyiends that "all Wiretapping in the United -. and on anyone ri Jr.auses its suspicior,.. 'iiih speed through thousands of cornSlates should be limited to . the Federal A hole new ars. rid cavesdropiig munications circuits per hour searching for Bureau of According to our own survey, Secretary of Investigation .devices, according ls 'tie stix -, n'4 ony is State Henry Kissinger Is the hardest working the EventhoughtheFBlhua iwitis member of the cabinet. available goj a bat ,,.-in be ricate equipment now availahie can He Puts in an exhausting I1 in Wattera' opinion '*the onl y age In used with Impunity. y and wad through an immense da es of whole communities, select ou'. the call of a country to whom we can safely entrust the paperwork. Associates say he is a speedstack reader Fr the law r 'e i:l4ecf, thanks to La, pmcn under rjrveillance arni nutocnaticallv prfrflege of intercepting wire Loc lana.i crs t and oral '.tn- who am go tiroug' a twcb.iaf ii saci; o pipoi' I.'i - 1w14n4-order ,'f'. rc tt,i telephuie data. Or, if tbe gownxner. kaU0L' John McOeIlan, D IrL, places only the rnW'i.st wi and still absorb the eentlal points. , the corversatlons can bt recorded. As a guard against FBI abuses, Watters 30 minutes res:rabts on the ideraj - The Air Force has adopted a u nique t'non to the CUStOtners, tLiny telephone would require the FBI Thx stud)- It 5 cor4uctj by 01rtj , ,ucs calls al m transmitted by nilcra' ts to obtain a court warrant economy measure. it saved thousands of dollars which can not only for routeine wiretapping but for all other last year on candles by abolishing the c0m' llwt 132" - Walters for Rv;. 1. 7 litles be inte, ki .pled without e"n 10 % telephone forms of electronic Interceptions. 71" Mc&r, [). AdIff Watters' urib'iiI 1.i' 140- conga the requirement that they must contain 51 per cent -ing It. eavesdropping had ended, the subjects 'ouid beeswax. 11w total Air page tprt de/ ibesa nnjnhs Of &yc:'f/, Which t' i96 act, oral inzecepUons force expenditure on have to notified arid the eavesdroppers would candles be titrrietj s/.mg into a inisw cI-.ticr. In 1974, IncIdentally '' ,o'xd '' be f or bidden But the language . was $16,7S4. have to be identified, J.lere ar t.' . a few says, untI i',/, a - me Navy last mon th iily to actu abandoned bell t to the Con alters , ,. ,. te4q- i.v. :kta bottoms for more modish treuseri. If this is ca be intcrc.eptei without wishes, it Sm. Charles individual y, a dry: Mathias, R.4tt, and welcom,j by sty consc j' 1I5 seamen, It could le Rep. Chaiki Moiher lave introduced legislation flWWI trouble for those who Fctfi..: "vnnets" c ; ogh Watters puts It: '11w cItizen lu no loclos are spilled IMn the te.iegr',le!ez themostgaping loopholes in the 1968 ocean. The reason aailors started wearing bell d. agans tl of hü pr1vcy by , e pick or. 'i: .ords ant!. 'i .4amat&cally asitctand slgrl type telephone taping.' bottoms centuries age was to make it easier to WASHJNGThNWIflRL. There hjji, reprodtw riwhokni,gs talk slip off (twit toursers in ca th iilersroctz, eir ship shouki rw mew, in the backrourns of WssJ'ijngton about setting sink. 4' .ail ) HOSPITAL NOTES JULY i, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Brenda L. Cowan Orpha D. Drake Catherine Edwards dory J. McGriff Donald Walls Iva Lou Grmner, 1)eBary Agnes Schumann, I)eBary BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. James 1 Edna Sue) Stafford, a Baby Roy DISCHARGES Marian Elizabeth Benge & Baby Girl Robert E. Harrell Margo E. Billiard Beverly Smith Spurgeon B. Smith Joe C. Thomas Darrell K. Mager, Deaary Dr. Eugene Grenier, Deltona James B. Toney, Gainesville Beverly Jean Drake, Lake Monroe Jimmy Ross, Longwood Shirley L. Bishop & Baby Boy, Osteen Cassie Risner, JULY20, irs ADMISSIONS Sanford: Johnnie M. Mau'ms John C. Cogburn Ruby M. Cogburn Dorothy M. Ellsworth Kazue Franklin James B. biillsman Eugene Leonard Anita M. Mathews Homer L. Miller Arthur L. Wilson A U icr a 0 fl J o a ri n e casselberry Robert H. Miller, Casselberry John K. I)oyle Si'., Cocoa Haul M. Chico, Deltona IW . — G R A lvi }(Q'S7 FUNERAL HOME C 'AIlIy. I'm too shy to go in the nula at the bec" That's why / cn!y go topeur - Verna Kay Dickens, Lake Mary DISCHARGES Sanford: Coma M. Baldwin Hartley W. Cavell Michael Gregory Gladys C. Green John Hill Erick C. Hodges Frank M. Manning Jerry Soloman, Altamonte Springs Harry A. Fagerburg, Deltona Sally H. Martin, Deltona Jack R. Wierengo, Deltona Charles W. Sjoblom Sr., Lake Mary Margit Kaberle, Orange City Sharleta M. Anderson, Osteen Mrs. John (Shirley Ann) Wright & Baby (in Slated Again For the third consecutive week, 21-year-old Michael Florence will appear before the Seminole County Cornmission tomorrow night to seek zoning approval for his mobile homesite before an order by the commission to demolish his present home in 90 days takes effect. Florence, an automobile mechanic, and his pregnant wife purchased a mobile home in May after receiving a special exception from the county Board of Adjustment to locate the home on their one-acre site west of Dodd Road zmd south of Red Bug Road. Commissioner Mike Hattaway, however, appealed the adjustment board's decision because, he rays, the area in the south part of the county is earmarked for single family residential development. The appeal was scheduled before the Commission two weeks ago. At that time, County Attorney Tom Freeman suggested the issue be researched to determine if the Commission could sit in judgment on its own appeal. Florence said his wife, Denise, Is expecting a baby In October. He says he is living In a "shack" which has a hole In the roof. Also, the county Planning and Zoning Board has given Florence a 90-day period from May 19 in which to tear down his shack, since the Board of Adjustment granted the special exception. Miss Universe Too Busy To Be Homesick SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — "1 am homesick sometimes, but I have no time for it now," says Anne Pohtamo of Finland, the new Miss Universe. The tall, green-eyed, blonde fashion model was crowned here Saturday night. One of her prizes Is a $10,000 per. SOfliil appearance contract which will keep her busy traveling for a year. Mother Says Ted Won't Run HYANNISPORT, Mass. (AP) — Rose Kennedy, mother of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, says she can foresee no circumstances that might persuade her son to run for president In 1976. "Teddy has taken himself out of the presidential candidacy," she said In an interview published Sunday In a Boston newspaper, the Snnday Herald Advertiser. an . 9 y App rova I Ex pected NEW DELHI, India (AP) - The Indian shouting matches across the floor that usually parliament began a week-long session today that mark its proceedings. is expected to give overwhelming approval to Opposition members demanded m that the more Prune Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency rule. than a dozen of their colleagues who were One of the first items on the agenda was a arrested and Imprisoned since the state of resolution by Agriculture Minister JagJivan em e 26 should be Ram seeking parliament's approval of the released or allowed to attend the session each emergency, which empowers Mrs. Gandhi to day and then be returned to their jails. rule by decree, suspends civil liberties and Speaker G.S. Dhlllon ruled the request out of • mposes censorship. order, saying the session had been called only to The government, which has solid majorities In consider government business. both houses, is also seeking approval of legExcept for the imprisoned parliamentarians, islation limiting the powers of the judiciary. nearly all 523 members of the house attended the One of the bills proposed by the government session. would give parliamentary sanction to a new law Mrs. Gandhi taking away the right of all those arrested under Parliament, a will be unable to vote in restriction imposed by the the emergency to appeal to the courts to release Supreme Court while she appeals a conviction of them. violating eection laws in winaing her parliaUnited News of India said the cabinct also mentary seat in 1971. planned a constitutional amendment that would bar the courts from ruling on any aspect of the On Sunday, her government ordered the exemergency proclamation itself. pulsion of three foreign correspondents after With its main opposition leaders in jail, the Lok they refused to sign pledges that they would Sabha lower house began the session In abide by censorship imposed under the state of subdued manner in contrast to the frequent emergency. — — WEATHER AREA DEATHS JOHN BACON John Brantley Bacon, 35, of Route 1, Sanford. died Saturday at the Veteran's Hospital in Gainesville. He was a native of Fayetteville, NC., and moved o Sanford from Fern Park a year ago. He was a member of St. Stephen Lutheran Church ngwood, He is survived by his wife, Doris B. Bacon; daughter, Deborah Ann Bacon; son Edward Stanton Bacon, all of Paola; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bacon and a sister, Joseplyn Bacon, all of Selma, Ala. Gramkow Funeral hiorne In charge. MISSCAROI.YNCAPPS Miss Carolyn Capps, 14, of Lake Monroe, died Saturday at Florida Hospital, Orlando, as a result of an accident in Lake Monroe. She was a native of Sanford, attended Sanford Middle School and was a member of the Salvation Army. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Capps, Lake Monroe; four brothers, Albert, i'mark, Claude and Mark Capps, all of Lake Monroe; three sisters, Mrs. J oanne Jones, Kincald. V.Va,, Mrs. Dianne Adams, Lake _ ____ Extended Forecast -. FREE Thursday at Bethesda Naval Hospital, Md. He was native of Reading, Pa. and came to Sanford 15 year's ago from Massachusetts upon his retirement from the U.S. Navy. At the time of his death he was employed by Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. He was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, the Methodist Men and was Institutional Represent.ative for the Boy Scouts of America. He was a veteran of the Korean War. Survivors Include his wife, Elaine Kostival, Sanford; a daughter, Miss Debra Ann Kostival, Sanford; son, Stephen H. Jr., Sanford; stepmother, Mrs. Amelia Kostival; five brothers, Joseph, Paul W illiam and Richard, all of Reading Pa., and Andrew Kostival of Chester, Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Reddington, New Holland, Pa. and Nancy Kostival, Reading Pa. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge. REV. JOHN MILLER $299 SPECIAL .-.. 4' . Men too.rs .qssl 1* ttoi. - fr.vni at i r&:, at ary ir:,l .'r '1 Icr all ": naiLayitmlitt 81 1 mil-uv~ou Gvts "to black CO9l 01 - -, .- . . Phone 843.7700 98 Aise ma&.s O1,hfli DrOt.CtOfl trw,a?vcss. Pi'o', :t00& s1uai't of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 100 N. Maple Ave. LOW AUTO RATES __rj A' Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes - I".' / ' f *".%!', 1 I 322-0285 • 831-9774 , .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 TON Yl-ftissl — INSURANCE AGENCY . NOTICE ANYONE having or knowing the whereabouts of any issues of THE SANFORD JOURNAL (1873-1914), SOUTH FLORIDA ARGUS (Sanford Publishing Co. - 18841910), THE SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL (1885-1907) please contact Albert N. Fitts, Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, 210 Edwardr Bldg., Sanford, Florida, x 0 S I I V A L. STEPHEN RICHARD — Funeral Se''ct's for Stechen Richard Kostival. 55, of 310 5 Suriland Drive. Sanford, who dIed Thursday a? Bethesda Naval Hospital, Md will be held at 1030 a m Wednesday at Grace United Method,? Church with Rev. Marvin Bu ckner of liciatn Burial In (JkI.,.'n Memorial Park. Gramkow Funeral Home in Charge. , 61 U11 "Al NE VI NUt •.. ACTUAL USI_ REPORT _._ ._ . M*SII • . • ,, -. Is( cOi.',vu',t ________ ____________ $365,395 $ 1407,975 ''°"' - s*AII $ $ 5 '•I;4*PcI.. "ac so 40 I.I•.4Ic,' :ca "VI,' 'I CITY CLERK 'IIh' 5 1' $ e----._.:.. • Lee _ 377 -5.-I P•. .1 I II - 4 C. ..,.', -'S )' Veto P4IP*W I$t4,.....',2 .C'OI4 1 .5 ,'). I I I a' ' _ •r 's _V'-1 '-"a -.---- "s J 1.4 " ''' t •-'# _ . 0 ,' '' '.- '.. -, i 1. ,c 11_£.Ji_1,2_ 'S4I4 Ioo re, Mayor ' S' 'A( 4, '-- '5 5 $ _ $ "S - _ 41 5c 1 ______________ - ______________ I $ '" S '' - 'I' I ..... $ 4s04-qiI3)4 '' $ ' 5.i'45445.1uø'06.'4 1v$l ,..*4 , ØI5 ..'S 'tSnV4, P. _ • . 'SF4 P*44,l 4.(O '-V." ,+ ,. .,. , TI',,$T tJ"t PIPca' ti PL.srnty', - &.0 .... -.-...-.-.-.-_.. ,97S OT '-- . . 5 5 is C111 SAiFORD FLOUID,', $ $ $ t ,•4.,. 10 2 059 005 025 SANFORD CITY $ I SANFORD CITY 00 -•"-. _________ $ ' ... ' ,,,,,., ______ W.0 .,_ '. ' .• ..& 0 b) .._ „.,......_ -_ . ,..,... .,,,, &.t $I 1% '..t . .. . .I''V('' ' .$ ' tSA'OT.)1'. . -t '. .' 'i-' - 's .” :t S ..s ;-:.% t'',' '. £C'ptA,',ts 0' DISC sW,t,A,,OI,,', Mull OP THIS? I - DSA, It Ii', ,o ws o.'c$ o. 9% 04,% G10% C) C lfl?$ .. •r.i. + ge SOUTHERN AIR JULY 2531 CAPPS. MISS CAROLYN Funeral %ervce for Miss Caroln CapOs. ia of Lake Monroe.whoaira Saturday a? Flirida Hospi?ai, Orlat,do. w i ll be held at 7 p m Wednflday, a? ?PeravesIde In Paola Church of Chris? Cemetery with L? James Gramo Funeral Home i n charge t4sbo.v,,'ghI pt4i. Dignified funeral services 11 or 4 WEEK — ___ 269 SAFETY Funeral Notices 20ft %A V. Regular ESTIMATES ( FARM Church in Palm Beach County and 13 years as associate pastor of First Baptist Church of Sarasota, where he retired in June, 1974. Other survivors include his wife, Virginia Pauline, of Sarasota; sons, John L Jr., Lantana and David B. of West Palm Beach; sister, Mrs. Elbert Lee of Zepherhills and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at Sarasota Baptist Church with burial Wednesday in West Palm Beach. 3M Brand "Copy-Mite" Copier .'' •each and every time i Emer enc Not Too Cool. Just RI5MI The Rev, John L Miller, uncle of Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Ray Jr., died Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Henry, at West Palm Beach. Born in Yesterday's high 90. OvenSanford on Oct. 1,1911, he was night lay, 67. Rainfall was 2.36 former minister of education Ur,n,'nn ,,nd jnpil,,,, 4'IUIII U UHU &l J IUI IJ II IOCOCZ. and Sunday School director at Partly cloudy through England, Paola; grandMacks, the First Baptist Church, tomorrow. ,\ chance of th un- mothers, Mrs. I)onl' W.P. Brooks dershowers mainly during the Sanford and Mrs. Mary Ard, serving with Dr. Jr., former pastor. He also afternoon and evening hours, Cottage 11111. served as vice moderator of the Gramkow Funeral Home in Highs neat' 90. Lows mostly Baptist Association. .Seminole the low 70. Variable mostly charge. His other ministries included a southerly winds 10 mph, year as education director of ,FPIIENKOSTI'AI stronger and gusty near the Westside Baptist Church of thundershowers. Rain Stephen Richard Kostival, 55, Lake Wales, five years as probability 30 to 40 per cent of 310 S. Sunland Dr., died pastor of Ilyoluxo Baptist during the day, 20 per cent at night. 1171i ___________________________ Considerable cloudiness with scattered malnl) daytime thunerihwer.'i. Lows in the 7s and tilghn netir 90. Daytona Reach tides: high 8:03 a.m., 8:.1 p.m.; low 1- 52 a.m., 1:50p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:36 a.m., 8:11 p.m.; low 1:36 a.m., 1:49 p.m. haii, — Monday, July 21,175—SA PEOPLE Appeal Urc . ears - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . NOT 100 1101' JULY 2* 2P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous (Women) 1201 W. First SL will be the group's first official 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous visit to the new zoo. (Closed) 1201 W. First St. . . L JULY 23 Central Florida Mineral and Gem Society, 7:45 p.m. First Federal, 2124 Edgewater Dr., 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First St. SISTER, Inc. luncheon, noon, at the Central Florida Zoo. This JULY 28 ag' 'I - --' ' in BERRY'S WORLD , By THE A SSOCIATED PRESS notified the United States of —Israel will withdraw "grad- passes "to monitor military their approval of the accord." ually" from the rest of the Sinai moves on both sides of the truce The Beirut newspaper Al An Peninsula without the need for line!,." . There was no official war said today that Egypt and An informed source in Cairo disengagemen t fj natjon from Cairo, where new Israel have agreed to a threesaid Sunday that Egypt would agreements. Sadat is tcheduled to announce year truce under which U.S. —The mandate of United Na- withdraw its opposition to the the Egyptian stand Tuesday in troops will man electronic lis. a speech to the opening session dons forces in the Sinai will be continued presence of the U.N. tening posts in the Sinai Desert force in Sinai If It found clari newly-elected National extended annually and will be and Israel will pull back from of the fications from Israel on a new passes and the Congress of the Arab Socialist renewed alter each fresh Is- disengagement agreement key mountain Union, Egypt's only legitimate raeli withdrawal. Abu Rudels oilfield, ceptable. The present mandate political organization. —Electronically equipped for U.N. troops expires ThursOfficial sources in Jerusalem Al Anwar said the new dis- C130 aircraft of the U.S. Air day. said Israel had proposed that engagement accord centers Force will discontinue their Intevicwed on the ABC proU.S. personnel staff four radar around Egypt's agreement to a surveillance and reconnais- grain "Issues and Answers," stations between the Israeli and three-year truce with Israel. It sance flights over Egyptian-Is- U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Egyptian front lines, with Is- listed the following live points: mcli front lines. WaIdjeim said extension of the rael and Egypt each operating —Israel will withdraw "com—Several electronic listening peacekeeping mandate was exone radar base. pletely" from the Mitla and stations, each manned by three tremely Important for future Meanwhile, the Israeli cabi- Gidi mountain passes and the American soldiers, will be es- efforts to negotiate a settlement tablished In the Mitla and Gidi between Egypt and Israel. net issued a communique say- Abu Rudels oilfield. irig it would ''resist any -_ change" in the status of the United Nations peacekeeping force patrolling the six-mile;C11 G dh wide buffer zone in the Sinai Desert. — of ___ . Israel Agree To Truce . Khmer Rouge Soldiers News Flow \ --1 were paid as much as those with dependents, an the Environmental Protection Agency wants to Army recruit's pay would go up from $344 plusfood consider silts as pollutants. They are not, the and lodging under the present system to $570 a AWWA argues, nor are they caused by water men operations in the first place. month . That would make it easier to compare plant removal is only temporary civilian and military job opportunities. It would separation of the sediment from trea ted water," make it easier to attract highly qualified volun- says one Portion of the AWWA report. It IS then teers and retain them in the service, returned to the original water course with no In fiscal 1975, base pay a'ounted for only $15 discernible change In sediment content of the billion of total military personnel sts of about $37 surface waters." Calling blanket regula tion impractical, billion Realignment of the military pay structure to association maintains that effluent discharge align it more closely with civilian employment and guide lines must be flexible and related to We quality of the streams that receive the .. , Arab Paper Reports Ep, WORLD IN BRIEF TOM TIEDE 4 .. .•s -- ~I We've seen o th er programs falter along the waysi de because of parental apa thy and hope th is won't happen here. No program can be a success If par en ts merely shrug their shoulders, send their off-spring out to participate (basicall y using the program as a baby-sitting service) and co ntributing no thing in the way of physi cal support. We urge every parent In the area to back the Seminole YMCA and its efforts to aid our youth through the Middle School Athletic Program. that, etc. endeavors. history to maintain a massive defense establishment in peacetime without a system of compulsory military service. So far, the all-volunteer exDON OAKLEY periment seems to be a success. But its chances for success in the future would be improved if the military pay system were reformed , simplified and brouht up to date. m That is made clear in a recent study published by the Brookings Institution, an independent government research institute in Washington. o ( The study suggests the military pay system is a muddle, full of costly anachromisms, geared to the needs of an earlier era when military pay was Are unduly low. If it were reformed, our all-volunteer forces could either be upgraded in personnel If a city takes water from a muddy river, quality or the current level of defense spending for cleans and purifies it for the use of its residential and industrial customers and sends the personnel could be reduced. separated dirt and other solid matter back into Personnel costs have become a major item of the river. it would hardly seem to be guilty of defense spending as a result of the all-volunteer polluting the river. experiment. They have made it harder for the Yet it would in the eyes of the Environmental Defense department to get money for research and Protection Agency. development and production of new weapons. SO Water Works Assn. in so claimsthe American a hefty, three-inch thick reform of military pay is more important than ever document it presented the other day in the House for the future of national security. Public Works Subcommittee on Investigation Military men are now paid according to their and Review. needs instead of their services - unequal pay for The central theme of 17 separate exhibits equal work. A married sergeant receives corn- offered by the AWWA, an organization pensat ion of $10,063 a year in cash, quarters and representing some 30,000 public and private subsistence allowances, dependent health care and water utilities and others in the water treatment commissary benefits, compared to $8,778 a year new, was that the present environmental effect for an unmarried sergeant. The benefits attract of most treatment plant discharges is nsequential" and that elimina tion the married men. Only 7 per cent of CO Army recruits discharges would produce "no noticeable were married in 1955 as against 22 per cent in 1974. benefit." The increase in the number of dependen ts inHowever, if the federal Water Poll u tion creases defense costs. Control Act Is not changed, it warned., major The hodgepodge of military pay. allowances and construction and increased operating costs tax benefits could be converted to a single salary would result substantially higher water bills to system that would be easier for everyone to un- users. derstand. If this were done, and single personnel Much of the difficulty, says the AWWA, is that - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Seminole YMCA is going to support, if we, the people of Sanford a nd Semi nole County, are going to ha ve a good athletic program for our Middle School-aged children, Th is program will Include a wide variety of sports, for both boys and girls, and can grow In to one of the fi nest in the sta te — If the people care. — io give you an idea of well that football program has progressed, one high school in parucular, which at one time had to cancel a Junior varsi ty schedule in order to bring up enough playe rs to round out the high school team, currently dresses Muddle • ___ __ Evening flemid - S • .s - - ' I 407_975 ________________ .n,S'.I'ci i 5'5 5 ______________ 4J.A 4.I It?', £tO A! £cW- I't CP' ' t. IIP.S, N 5j', P-,.S - %',I'i A lOCAL ',IASPAPSI ;I..IsA. ( 0; A'S '',A$ A COP, 0 ,," 5 if £', *I:O*s v','-',; ce C',Tt',t)Mt! i.iO.iic. P.S. s:i %I At S -. Offi .LiAerkC(tvH.'L........ _ ____ I , ,., , I �11111jiiiiiiiii - --_ -- --- , - ____ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LPGA f Major - Sandra Palmer Cops Open golfers as Babe Dithickson Zahanas, Mickey Wright, Patty Berg and Betsy Rawis as a winner of the U.S. Women's Open. But the tiny blonde from Texas says frankly: "I've never felt that I was really in that class." The 34-year-old veteran counted five bogeys with live birdies for an even-par final round 72 Sunday and a 72-hole total of 295, seven-over-par on the Atlantic City Co'intry Club course. She coasted home with a four-stroke edge over 18-yearold amateur Nancy Lopez and pros JoAnne Carner and Sandra Post. Miss Palmer took the lead for good on the ninth hole, but insisted, "I was fighting for my life out there. When you get a lead, you start feeling protective." The 5.foot.lL blonde from Fort Worth earned $8,044 to boost her season's earnings to nearly $65,000, tops on the tour. Miss Palmer, who shot 78 in the first round but foI1ocJ with 74-71-72., attributes her success to hard work. '1 was not a good player when I caine on the tour. In fact, I was terrible. It just shows what happens when you're conscientious and you work real hard," said the former college homecoming queen, Miss Lopez three-putted the 18th green for a bogey and a 73 to lose sole possession of second place. The powerful Mrs. Carner also finished with a 75, while Canada's MISS - ; . i)S 4t• ,',•. :. .; • ., '. ,! -, ., .• . ______ :• .EL,aIiJ 1 _____ I1&II '',"t' .-..., *.' ____ _____ ______ ______ ______ _____ ___________ __________________ ___________________ ___________________ _____ _________________________ ______ ______ ____ __________ houston 10-9 Sunday, he'd be a _________ _____ happy man. But he: efcrred to talk about a tround ball in the third which shortstop Jack lleidemann threw to first and Kingman dropped for an error. "The throw was bad," Kingman claimed. "It should have been Heidemarm's error." Elsewhere in the National /i League, Philadelphia clubbed Cincinnati 11.4; Los Angeles beat Chicago in 12 innings; Atlanta edged Montreal 5-I In a I suspended game before the DAVE KI.NGMAN MIKE c'1tun Expos won the regularly sched. uled contest 6-5 In 11 innIngs; PhiLs. Philadelphia took a 4-0 Marshall, 6-7, was the winner. ' • ç . - ".: ''. a... :" ' . .F hJ&t i' ... ,. •iT•. ,'.. '- I. t,i-4 .'. V.,. '.' •;. -. U •-- • ..-4 . 'I W!t .\ I .. - ____________ - Zi.1Ji'.j: jç'- nightcap when Pete Mackartin singledhome the winning run in the 11th innIng. Giants 2-I, Pirates 17 Id lialicki, 4-6, fired a twohitter and scored the first San Francisco run. hinflcki doubled - - •... ._.. - -.• , !'f,... Post hada76. South Africa's Sally Little, who had been tied with Miss Palmer and MISS Post for the third-round lead, topped her first tee shot into the rough and dropped far back Into the pack with an 81. Miss Lopez' finish was the best for an amateur since Catherine Lacoste won in 1967. She Insisted she was not nervous on the 18th green, but admitted, "I really wanted to birdie it pretty bad." Her parents, Domingo and Marina Lopez, flew out from Roswell, n.M., to cheer her on the final round, and she s Id, "I could hear myfather back in thecrowd" The hdty brunette said she had decided to remain an (Continued On Page 7-A) bellowed Kingman. "That should have been an Crror on the shortstop." Kingman is a hard man to please. You'd think that after hitting a three-run homer in the fifth and tworun belt In the ror? " ,. 16 w,.a1, 4 ___ ___ - - I I 44 . 6 DOUBLES—.McRae. XC, 27; Lyr, can Bin. 22. Yslrzemski. rrancisco 2 I, PittSburgh Nn 1 27; Chalk, Cat, 21. LOUIS 3 tO, San Diego I 2. Oak, 71 TRIPLES—Orta, Chi, 9; RIv m it game ii I,ings act, Cal, I; LeF lore, Dat, 6 Today's Games • Rudi, Oak. 6; Lynn, Bin. 5; . Cincinnati (Darcy 1 5) , Joshua's triple. Bobby Murcer in;kd hoijie Joshua. Manny homered in the ninth for Pittsburgh. The Pirates came back in the . Atlanta eighth inning, two of them on Richie Zisk's home run. Ken Brett, 6-2, was the winning pitcher and contributed an RB! (Easterly Cardlual; 3-10, Padres 1.2 Ron Fairly's two-run double in the 11th gave St. Louis re-' liever Al hirabosky, 7-2, the vie- - - - 170; G.Perry. yen. Miii. Ill, ,4n) American League East -' - homer in the 12th lifted Los An- Evans and Dave May. The three-run double, John Curtis, geles to victory. Reliever Mike game was called by rain May 15 6.7, won it with a five-hitter. - .0StOn York New 54 36 MiIwau.ce Baltimore 47 46 Kansas . - - F football, field hockey and softball for girls; basketball, gymnastics, track and judo for both boys and girls. The program begins for boys In August gold; Jackson Heights — Bobcats, blue and white; South Seminole hurricanes, red and white; Lakeview — Mustangs, green and gold; and Sanford pounds; Midget—for boys not older than 14 and no more than 120 pounds; and Bantam - for boys no older than 15 and no more than 135 lbs. - To Meet Holly Hi!! At 6 - Junior All-Stars Open Tonight - ORMOND BEACH - The four-team, double-elimination If Sanford loses tonight, it will Marty Roberts, Duane Lee, Sanford Junior League All, tournament. Ormond Beach battle the Ormond Beach-Port Mike Link, Joe Smith, James Stars open play in the District aid Port Orange meet at 8 p.m. Orange loser at 6 p.m. Tuesday Edmonds, Pat Johnson, IV Junior Major league If Sanford wins tonight, it will In the loser's bracket. Edward Bussard, Ricky Wells, Baseball Tournament tonight at take on the Ormond Beach-Port The finals of the tournament Michael Wright, Chris Riggina, Ormond Beach. Orange winner at 8 p.m. are at 6 p.m. Thursday. Kenneth Perry, Wayne Kelly, The ALi-SLars battle Holly Hill Tuesday in the finals of the The Sanford Junior League Stephen Detrick, Wayne Lively at 6p.m. in the first game of the winner's bracket. All-Star team is composed of and Greg Rape. E ASSOCL%TEI) PRESS Chicago scored four runs. Ken lied Sox' 10•game winning The moment Wilbur Wood let Henderson gave Wood all the streak in the opener. In the seego of the ball, he figured he'd offense he needed with three ondgame,CecilCooper doubled done something wrong. The run-scoring singles. and Rick hiurleson singled hUn moment Bill Stein hit the ball he In the second game It was the home with the deciding run in figured he'd done something Brewers who scored four times the top of the seventh. It gave p right, in the first inning. Hut the lead the Red Sox a 3.0 lead and Wood recorded his third didn't last too long. Stein had a enabledthemtowithstandToby straight complete-game victory run-scoring single in Chicago's Ilarrah's two-run homer In the Sunday in the Chicago White two-run second, then he bottom of the inning. Sox' 9-2 rout of Milwaukee, the unloaded his grand slam in the TIgers 7, Royals 3 15 15 500 S 1? 19 462 1%'.', 41 30 451 I3t' West SI 34 6)0 — City 47 15 .511 11 ChIcago 45 46 495 I2tI 41 51 463 IS'i 17 1) 53 44 _____ _____ ____ -. - - - ROY WHITE - agliin fore the year is over. I'll probably shoot 88 in my next start. but If! win two more, I won't be surprised." Maithie, a stocky, well-spok- k A's 5, OrIoles 2 Kansas City 7-3, Cleveland belt- winning double to left-center. breaking double in the seventh ed California 10-4 and Oakland Rangers 10-2, Red Sox 5.3 Inning for Oakland and Reggie beat Baltimore 5-2. Tom Grieve and Lenny Jackson followed with a tworun The Brewers were behind Handle drove in three runs single to snap the Orioles' fourfrom tt'e opening inning, when apiece as Texas snapped the game winning streak. - . -- en product of San Jose, Calif., said he wasn't surprised at his come4rom-betund victory Sunday in the $200,000 Pleasant Valley Classic, a tzluinph that made him the first tour rookie since Bob Murphy in 1968 to win That doubt has vanished. consecutive tournaments. "When you win your second," He'd won the Quad CI'Jes Maltbie said after winning Open the week before and now again Sunday, "you know it jolrLs th Illustrious company wasn't a fluke. You've proved something to yourself. You've proved that you can win &galn." And the young man who stxldenly finds himself in the role of ii b.riding &niaLcn cii the pro golf lour paused and unlled, "1 don't want to sound cocky, but now that I've proved I can -win again, I want to win as many mite as I can. I want to win again, and again, and again, and again. surprise "It wouldn't me If I won two mere tournaments be- Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Hiller, Hale Irwin ar4 Tom Watson u the game's ,only multiple winners this season. "That was a great thrill," Maitbie said, 'Iut mirt of the really big players were playing in the British Open. "This is a mich bigger thrill. Some of them weren't [e, but a lot of them were. That gives you a tremendous feeling, it's a tremendous lift to your tonfidence to beat players like (Cohtthued On Page 7-A) I NFL The annual stumbling block of contract disputes, led by controversial Washington running back E)uane Thomas, wi.s in evidence over the weekend as attendance at National Football Lengue training camps rose to capacity levels. flw seasonal axe also ts.gan to fall, 'vith unwanted rookies, free agents and vets beginning their slow lumber into the phantom zone: the released lists. Thomas, who reportedly wants a $168,000-a-year contract, was one of two Suncay 'etez an i iniirg as the Washington Red- skins got their camp under way, the other being newly acquired tight end Mary Fleming Coach George Allen ordered that Thomas not be permitted to practice in the Redskins camp at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa,, until he signs, because he became a free agent May I. The Washington Post reported that Thomas, who rarely played in his first year with Washington in 1fl3 and gained only 347 yar(Ls in g carries with Six ' 000BLES—Bencri. Cm, 31; - found to have a 24.2 gallon gas "We've chased Butch all sea- Mike Mosley, who was unin- Brazilian the victory. Boggs C'efends ( .vn ro ' Diving Championships Open l4ogg,s begins defense of his American and Russian water pie platform champion, who and wasawardeda phenomenal world springboard diving po10 teams engaged in a brawl finished second to Boggs at the 70 points, In Sunday's finals, coach, Micki King, on the Pan-AmerIcan pool with a suc"I'm real encouraged about Belgrade in 1973. sidelines instead of the diving Phil's chances," said Capt. The first gold medal of the cessful 2 tuck. board. King. "He has the right ap- second World Aquatics ChainShe was awarded 65.52 poInts AIr Force Academy, retired as erybody around him, relaxed, Russian girl of 16, who prac. gold medal with a 10-dive total Olympic platform diving cham. but once he's on that board, he's (iced for this since she was of 489.81. Tatiana Volynkina of pion after the 1972 OlympIcs. as tough as nails." eight. Now she gets her pleasure from II Boggs has the distinction of theSoviet Union was second, 16 And he's not much bigger being coached by a woman, points back, while Christine 0111Cr people's gold medals, than a nail, generating spring [Mock of Fort Worth, Tex., namely l.t. Boggs'. Mauls has the disOne chore facing her ace psi- and power from a 5-foot-S frame Unction of diving like a man, moved up from fourth on Sunthat packs 132 pounds. p1! Is to reverse the edge Her diving tis Is filled with dif- day to win the bronze medal. Soviet Union built on Sunday by "I feel grcat," said the 25- licult stunts performed by the Christa Kohier, the defending springboard diving, in ability and experience, she hits one properly, she's al- Germany, held (hit-ti going into relegating the United States to Even so, he will be meeting most unbeatable, her last dive but missed it and a third-place bronze medal, one diver just as experienced in Miss Kalinina hit one diffcult Finished sixth. women's _________________________ ._.J SPORTS IN BRIEF CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA Vernon Swartsel of ANDERSON 1 NOTiCE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO whoSe address is Post 0111cc Box PROPOSED ORDINANCE 2261, 372 East Central Bc'jlevsrd. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Orlando, FlorIda 37107. and file the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by original wiIh the Clerk of the above the ot Altamonle Spr'ngi. styled Court on or befOre the 13th Florida. that tht CouncIl will hold a day of August, 1975; otherwiie a public hearing to consider esict. )udgment may be entered against ment oi Ordinance P40 310-75. enyou fiw the relief demanded In Complaint. AN ORDINANCE OF ThE CITY WITNESS my hand and the seal of OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Said Court on this 10th day of July, FLORIDA. AMENDING OR. 197$. DINANCE NO. 22173. AND AS (Seal) AND SUP. AMENDED Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. PLEMEPITED. OF THE CITY OF 8. - Martha T. Vihien FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE Deputy Clerk BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE Publish July 14, 21. 21, Aug. 1. 197S ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TERRITORY FROM P.O COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNt In re the Marragv of JOYCE COLLINS, NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT; PROVIDING SEPARABILITY. Wife-Petitioner, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. JOHN 8. COLLINS, first Said Ordinance placed iris Hutband Respnridtnt. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN B. COLL!NS c-a Cliff Cameron Rural Rou?e) Tiy4rtOn, Ontario that a Petition has been filed iii the thereafter as possible. At the above entitled Court for the meeting Interested parties may Dissolution of Marriage between appear and be heard with respect to JOYCE COLLINS, Wife-Petitioner, the proposed ordinance. This and JOHN B. COLLINS. Husband hearingmaybecontinuedfromtlme Respondent, and you are hereby to time until final action is akin by reguired to show cause why the the City Council. tame should not be granted by A copy of the proposed ordinance tervig a copy of your written it posted at Itse City Hall. Altamonte defenses, II any, upon Gerald Springs, Florida. and copies art on Korman, Esquire. Attorney for file with The Clerk of tnt City and Wife Petitioner, of the law firm of same may be Inspected by the KORMAPI 1. BRAVO, PA., 630 E. public. Highway 431, Lonqwd. Florida DATED this 15th day of July. A.D 32750. on or before August 15, 197$, 1973. and by filing the original thereof Phyllis iorahl, ata the Clerk of sad Court; City Clerk otherwise a iudgment or order may of the city of be entered against you granting said Altarnonte Springs, Florida Dissolution of Marriage and your Publish: July 21. 1975 interest in the real property DEP.114 scri r, the Petition may be the Court this ltth day of July, 1975, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR(Seal) CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, tts H. Beckwith, Jr FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION As Clerk of the Court LEHIGH ACRES (AP) - Warren Jurkowitz of failing to report to the Miami Dolphins' camp. The whereabouts of the reserve offensive lineman were unknown. Offensive tackle Gary Pettingrew announced his retirement Sunday as the New York Giants cut 15 players. Fort Myers. Richard Sayers of Cape Coral took the boy's 12-14 division with 79-fl9 to 75-231 for Glen Myers of Fort Myers. Laurie Rinker of Fort Pierce won i!irls 12-14 with an 80 for 202. hlunnerup Diane Deilay of )Iialeah had a 93 for Estate of As Deputy Clerk Publish' July 11, 21. 25. Aug 1. 1975 MARY VARNER LUCEY Dec e as-ed OEPI7 NOTICE TOCREOIIORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING - NOTICE UNDER F1CTITIuUS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hertby Inc undersigned, desiring to engage round, played catch-up all day aftem' he bogeyed the fir-st 1)0k. Van Ronk Services Set NORRISTOWN, Pa CAP) Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Dr. Charles J. Van Rank, an inbuslnessur1derttlefictitiousname notified and reQuired to file any of INTERSTATE MALL at number Claims and demands which you, or of professional athletes to health. Dr. Van Honk died S'uiday in Norristown Hospital of a massive abdominil aneurysm, a dilation of a blood Ailarnonte Springs, Florida, ntends estatelntheotticeafttt,Cla'kof ma tO register the said rime with thi Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, in the Seminole County. Florida Baseball grvdts like Ditty Dean, Tony Laueri, Lou Rex Kern Quits Football Bui!decs. IncStanley G Tale, President Publish - July 11, 71. 75. Aug 1. I7S DEPI1 ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COU'ITY PROBATE DIVSlON PROBATE NO. 75757.CP In re: Estate of ELIZABETH METHVIN decea. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors of the estate of ELIZABETH METHVIN, deceased. Gator Four Nips Alexico BUFFALO (APi — Rex Kern, the former Ohio Stale quarterback who was picked up as a free agent by the Buffalo Bills lastseason, falledhis physical examination Sunday and announced his retirement from professional football. "I'm going to gem out now before I end up in a wheelchair," said Kern, whose first three seasons in the National Football League were with the Baltimore ("olts, but had undergone two disc operations, the last this summer in Columbus, Ohio. Kern played in eight BilLs' games last season, including the 1974 playoff loss to the NFl, chanipion Pittsburgh Steekrs. MIAMI (API — The University of Florida has scored a mnajorUpsetb)'nippingMexicob)'l.lSeCOfldSiflopenfOUr competition but Mexico has won the overall title in the International Rowing Regatta here. Led by national singles champion Fredrico Scheffer, Mexico finished Sunday's event with 18 points to 17 for florida. Scheffer's victory in the open singles division topped a Mexican National Team sweep of the junior pair, junior Four, and junior eight competition. Mexico placed second in the junior single and open four e!,ents. Other teams competing Included the Chilean national team, the University of Tampa and the Universit' of :labaina at huntsville. Ohioans Take Snipe Crown. are pierthy noti'ied and regjlred to file any claims or demands which they may have against Said estate in the office of Clerk of Circuit Court Of Seminole County. Florida, in the courthouse at Sanford. Florida. wihlfl four caIndar months from IT- c date tht' firs-I publiat,on o' thi5 notice Each claim or demand mjt be in writing and must state - Water Ski Team Named - OSWEGO, N.Y. (AP — The 1975 U.S.-World Water Ski leant is dominated by Californians and Floridians. Trudi Speak of Wheat Ridge, Cob'., was the only member of the team selected here Sunday who does not hail from either coastal state. within four calenda' months from day of July. 1915 were restored to their team lineups through Dr. Van Honk's treatments. Before retiring from general practice in 1958, he had .served as osteopathic physician for the Philadephi.a t'nuiies, me tioston tiraves, [lie SI Louts Browns, the Pittsburgh Piratesand Baltimore Drioles baseball teams, and for St. Joseph's, Villanova and Lafayette colleges. HENDERSON hARBOR, N.Y. (AP) Jerry Thompson and Hon Moore, both of IAXII, Ohio, won the North American Snipe championship Sunday after four dayS of sailing competitkn. Thompson and Moore tallied 29 pcints in the seven races to capture the low-score-wins competition. Don lute and Don 111W Jr. of Detroit sailed in second place with 35 noints. Thlrtv.r,lne of the 17-fool saiIeouiIxed dinithvs ompetedIntheraccs. I 'P'CPlaceOfresidtiiCeandpostotfice ,iresS of the claimant and mutt be sorn to by th claimant, his agent, Or hiS attorney, or ,. cull ome void according 10 law n.t'c< July 3rd. 1915 5 Harold F Johntgn AS Ext-cijtor S Albert N Fittj Attorney for th Executor 710 E dwards flui'lirsg, Sanford, Florida Publish: July 31, 71. 1973 DEP 73 _______________________ Maitbie Proves - - He's No Fluke Wykie Wins Florida Open NOTICE OF IN''ENT TO REOISTER FICTIT;OUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBy GIVEN that te undersig,., oesir,ng to engage in business under thefictitiousname - i ('onitnut'd From I'age b-A) Ormond Beach pro Lee Wykie ORLANDO (AP) ha overcome a bad start and a stiff challenge from defending champion Charlie Owens to win the $2,000 top prize in the Florida Open golf tournarrent. Wykle's Sunday round started with a bogey on the first hole and continued after a two-hour rain delay, b'it ended in a 73, one stroke ahead of Owens. Owens, of Winter haven, birthed three of his last live holes for a 69, but ended with a 281 total. of SEMINOLE FRAME AND TiI%i COM?t.pi'y at Lemon Street Ex tension. Sanford. Florida. intdflds to tp. regiSter sad name with the Clerk of the Circu, Court Of - lie beat them n COfl5'itiCiflp FashIon, coming from behind. shouldering his way past eight men and blazing home with a 31 on the back nine. He won by a single stroke with a last rotmti par and a 276 total. $t'mino'e County, f:iorj DAT ED thit 2nd day of July, A 0 1975 S ii N Wiikn, 5 S William V O'went Publish July 7. Ii. 21, 75. lIlt, DEP3S this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and filed in plicate and state tIe place of residence and post office address of the claimant and mint be sworn to by tht claimant, his aen. or at' T0r-f1I. Ct Tiie tame srsaii oe voeo. Dated at Winter Garden. Florida. tt'l*s 7th day of July. 1975 Eugene V Cherry At Administrator Of Said estate H. Vernon D.vids ni Davids, fenton & "v Att)rn*y for Esta!" Post Office Boa 1)1: 1 Winter Garden. F Li Publish July 11. 21. 1975 DEP 71 ______ . -:' - - '=r - r,S -. '-e; -ff ='.E- 'F -=-r ' .=t=.?=='r ' -= . -',.r=iI.'- - - ,.. t-'.-r ,-- a -= • ---.-- '. ----,.-.-----= ' -- • .'*• . . .. , . ;'.r : : - , - -: ' rs=S'.=-==-Th.r'.' = -rr-' .. --nr - '2F ,- ,- . - -' - -- - - - an SHIRLEY M BERLIN. Wife NOTICEOFSUIT TO SHI(L.EY M BERLIN. C'O Norm Graves RFO One. Campbefl, New York YOJ ARE HER1BY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution c.I Marriage and ownershiR of certain property has been fled against ,u and you sic regu'red to serve a copy Of your written defenses. If any, Judgment may be enlered .gainst for tpte rd-cf deniandtd In tl'i Pttiti* WIT NESS niy hind acid the seal Of said Court on this, the 10th day of July. 1975 (SEAL) ArIrur H B,ck*th, .1'. Clerk of Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk p,,pi',s-p, July 14. 71. 76. Aig 4. Ill', - "-:- T"-fl -'Enra'c- r- r.f to GENE R. STEPHENSON 01 Slephenton. Stalnaker and Seine. P A. Attor,wys and Counselors at Law. Post Office Drawer One, Casselberry, Florida 32707, A?Tofney for the Petitioner, and fiie the original with the Clack of the abovestyled Court on or before t.ugust 13th. 1175; otherwIse, a '- -- -- --------------- - "flrf jF'Th' . ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE El OH TEE NT H JUDICIAL Clii CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1413.CA-14-A In re: the Merriag. of THOMAS ii BERLIN. Husrj,- .a .-- on reading on July 14th, IllS, and the City Council will consider same for final passage and adoption alter the public hearing. wtiich will be held in the City Hall of Altamonte Springs. on Tuesday, the 12th day of August, Tied with Byrne were Roger Kennedy of Pompano Beach, Jim bent of St. Petersburg, Jim Chancey of Panama City and Billy Maxwell of Jacksonville. could cause paralysis if he kept playing. in other developments, the New England Patriots announced linebacker Rod Shoate, their second-round draft choice from Oklahoma, had decided to passupthe College AIl.-Star cutup in Chicago. The hardly encouraging for rookies hoping to make the team. But Hill drew nothing but raves from Coach Don Shula after Saturday's controlled scrimmage when he made two interceptions and broke up three other passes with vicious tackles. "There's no question that the night hehad was as [Erie i's I've ever seen a been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses. If any, to it On Jaycees Junior Golf round, which was shortened by rain to nine holes. She ' Pa 37 and fl. PuhIiC RordS Of Stmnotc County, Florida. proceeded against Twelve-year man Iry (rant Publith: July 21. 197S In third place was Bill Kennedy of Cape Coral, who carded a 70 for a 282 total. Turning the best round of the Doctors advised Lilly Signs on Miami Beach Youth Vfins times and a Pro howl - - mat LAST V.NOWPI RESIDENCE: off,redfors,aIeforcashat ,bIIc 119 Carbone Way, Apopka, Florida auctlntobiheldatcortteySExion Service Station. I-I and Highway AND TO: All parties claimIng .134, Altamonte Springs. Florida, interests by. through, under or August 6, 1975 it 2:0O o'clock nOOfl. against the aforesaid persons 1961 Buick Sport Coupe Mfg. Serial YOU ARE hereby notified that an No 4I.4571H374916 action to loreclosea mortgage on the Claude Conley. Sr., followIng described property in Owner Seminole County, Florida: Conley's Exxon REVISION, according to ft'.e PItt ranastrongsecondlnoneof the corner to the USAC ranks, Gordon Johncock had battled Melarens behind AJ. Foyt. loaded up his Chevrolet and left with Foyt and Sneva for the F'ittipaldi, the reigning world liartinan finished first in the the speedway Sunday, happily lead most of the way, but he champ, was the only one left on stock car event, but the four- thinking he had finished second dropped out with a broken en- the course when the red flag, time USAC stock king was dis- to h!art.man and had picked up gine 10 laps before the finish, ending the race prematurely a71 to tie at215 and force theplayoff. In the girls' 15-17 division, Pam Elders of Homestead Rookie Hill Swea MIAMI (AP) Offseas,,n employment cowiselor Marry Hill knows all about the nation's tight job market. But he's mt'king the hard task 01 earning a regular paycheck from the Miami Dolphins look easy. Since only 43 players can be kept by National Football League teams and the Dolphins have 46 veterans in camp, odds are reer NASCAIt winnings. when the Chevy dropped a Emerson Fittipaldi won the Yarborough's Chevrolet took valve on lap 50. British Grand Prix in his mile United States Auto Club victory, despite a spinFoyt, with the 3.5 second vicMcLaren to gain on over-all stock car half of the double- an easy ning tangle with David Sisco tory margin over Sneva, pockleader Niki Lauda of Austria in header. earlier in the race. Behind Pet. eted $15,750 dollars. lie left im- the world driving championship And52,000 in thepayIng standscustomers. were a ty's 1)odge were Dave Marcis in mediately after the races for a standings. Fittipaldi's victory record The Matador finished second a Dodge and Benny Parsons in chartered jet that took him to at rain.soaked Silverstone Sata Chevrolet. Houston to visit his daughter urday put him in second place division of the Florida Jaycees junior golf tournament by IShi'g five strokes ahead of two rivals. Jurkowitz had a double txsgie on the 17th hole Sunday but carded an even-par 71 for a 54 hole total of 210 at Lehigh Country Club. Miami's Art ('ireenfeder sank a 50-foot putt on the second hole of a playoff with fellow Miamian Bill May to ('ENTRAL, S.C. Head Ohio "Mike should give 1.3 tmmnBasketball Coach Lewis Hill of Central We.sleyan College has mediate help next year. He has t'announced the signing of Mike good credential and played two 'Williams, a 6-0, 160-pound point years in the tou,h Florida guard to a basketball grant-tn- Junior College league," Hill said. "His team posted a 19-12 aid. Williams averaged 10.5 points record last year under Coach 'and 5,8 assIsts per game last Joe Sterling. He is a fine )'car at Seminole Junior student in addition to his ;College. He is from Columbus, athletic ability." touchdowns last season, earned about $80,000 in 1974. Reports of this year's salary offers by the Redskins were conflicting. The Washington Star said Thomas was offered $60,000, with the Redskins prepared to go as high a'. $80,000, while the Post put 01 •i progress in negotiations with Shoate, who had been Wilila ms Duane Thomas Leads By The Associated Press Watson. .Begin Second Straight Win SUTTON, Mass. (AP) There was a little doubt - just the shadow of suspicion - In Roger Maitbie's mind after he'd won a golf tournament last week, 'When you win your first tournament," the squ*re. jawed, 24-year-old rookie said, "you wonder if maybe it was an accident, if you'll ever win ill; Con tract Ta I Ics In NFL - - MaRble Proves He's No Fluke ni. . STPlKE0UTS-5eai', NY. Chicago (Hamilton 2 1), In) I1J Messecsi'nith, LA, 133; SutNew York (Dobson 9-9) •t ton, LA, 121; Bor*iam, Chi, 103; Minnesota (BIy)even 7.1), Ut) Boston (Tlant 131) at Texas Richard, Htn. 102 t League, New York swept a paIr nightcap. But in the ninth, with his second homer of the Texas trounced Boston 10-5, slngjed him home, then Ed Madlock. fr trying to make a "perfect" pitch to Leon Roberts in the sixth inning. It turned out to be field line for a two-run homer, Corbln and four relievers for 17 it into the left field seats for a In the second game, Stein hits in the opener, including two-run tie-breaking homer jumped on a Pete Broberg mis- two-run homers by Thurman that beat the Royals. take and sent it over the wall for Munson and Bobby Bonds and a IndIans 10, Angels I the first grand slam of his solo shot by Roy White, who Homers b' Rick Manning, career, the big shot in a 10-5 also smacked a two-run single. Hill Buddy Bell and Rico Carty carvictory that gave the White Sax Eric Soderholm'a second 4.3 ned Clevelani past the Angels. a sweep of the Brewers, single put the Twins ahead 7' Baltimore 3-5, Oakland 71 1 R$PLES—Ket3inQ,r, Chi, S California S 3. Clevetand 07, Parker, Pgh. I; Griffey, Cm, lnd game 10 innings 7; Gross, Htn. 7; R.Metzgernen. S. Texas 0 1. hI Sunday's Results F HOME RUNS—Lutini. Phi, Chicago 9.10, Milwaukee 2-S Schmidt Phi, 1; Bench. Detroit 7. Kansas City 3 Cm, IC' Kingman, NY. 15; " Oakland S. Baltimore 2 Starl, Pgh, 1$ Cleveland 10, California 4 STOLEN BASES—BrOCk. SIL. Nf'w York II S. MinneSota 2 1 II. Morgan. dIn, 41; Lope,. LA. IQI Texas 102. Boston 3 9; C e d e n 0, Htn, 36; Today's Games P Manoual. Mon. 21 California (Figueroa I-SI at ( Decisions)— PITCHING Cleveland (Raich 5 3), (nj Hrabosky, StL. 77. .775. 160; Kansas City (Leonard SSi at Gullett, Cm. 93. .750, 2.09; Sea Detroit (Lolich 101). In) at ver. NY, 14.5. .7)7, 704; Billing , Oaklanci (Holtsman 127) ham. Cm, 10 4, .7 II, 3.97; XiBaltimore (Torte: 10 5), () As Chisox Win Sweep header. He would have had hl.s loaded the bases on a hit bat. third straight shutout had it not sman and two singles. beenfora mistake that Gormnan Yank., 14.5, TwIns 2-4 Pgh. 344; Morgan. din, .340; 0 Parker, Pgh. .336; Watson. Htn, .332. RUNS—Cath, Phi. 66; Lopes. LA. 67; Morgan, Cm, 66; Rote. Ciii, 40, Cedero. Htn, 59. RUNS BATTED IN—Lu piniki, Phi, $1; Bench. Cm, 71: watson, Htn, 69; Staub. NY, 63; T.Simmons, SIL. 62. Morn, Cm, 62, HIT S—Rote. din, 176; Gar. — New York S 1. Mlnntsota 7'?. Rose. Cm, 2$: Cash, Phi, 73; it game 16 innings Cedeno. Htn, 73; Grubb, s, - Tackle football, wrestling, weighthftlng, and soccer for boys; Flag 517 522 503 45 41 Tea, III; Blyle. National League BATTING (240 at bats) — Saturday's RsuIti Chicago 1, Mitwiuk 7 Detroit 10. Kansas City S Athletics WILBUR WOOD 667, 372; B Lee, Bin. 116, 647, 396 STRIKEOUTS—Tanarti, Cal, Cincinnati at New York, In) Pitt%bWgh at San Diego, In) St. Louis at Los Angeles. In) - 'Tea's ... ,,. HOME RUNS—Bonds, NY. 71; R.Jackson, Oak, 20; C Scott. Mu. 16; Mayberry, XC. 1$; Burroughs. Tex. IS ST 0 L E N BASESRivers, Cal, SI; Wathington, Oak. 37; at (Strom 5)1, In) Otis, XC, 30; Remy, Cal. 71; Cificago (Reusch4 6 I0 at Noh. Oak, fl. L Angeles (Mess.rsmith PITCHING (9 Decisions)— 1). In) Ki&, Cal. ie, 700, 272; Palm Pittsburgh (Candefaria 4 San Francisco (Barr 6 5), er, flal, 136, .611. 225; Wise, Bin, 126. 667. 430; M.Torrez, In) Bal. 10 S. 667, 3 33; Eckeriley. Tuesday's Games Cle. 63, 667. 2 57; BIrd, XC, 6 Atlanta a? Phlladelcliia. tn) single. -- : ii) Montical (Warlhen 17), In) Houston (Forsch 3?) at New '° (StOnt' 7 1), In) St Louis (Rasmussen 00) at - This will be the first time such a program has been presented by Seminole YMCA. The Middle Schools involved include Teague, Milwee, Lakeview, South Seminole, Tuskawilla, Sanford, and Jackson Heights. The activities planned are: H1TS-.-Carew, Mm, 120; MunNY, 113; McRae, XC. 111; genie 11 irvings California ticipants." That's the theme for the 1975 SemInole YMCA Middle School Athletic Program. ° 11. CincinnatI 4 York 10, Houston LC Angeles S. CnIcag 3, 12 . -. — Braves, blue and gold. On August 2, there will be official registration (or Pop Warner tackle football at all of the Middle Schools from 9 n.m. until 12 noon. The fee will be $25 per boy. To be eligible to play tackle football in the Y' Middle Seool program, a participant must l' in the sixth grade at least. The dMsns are: Peewee - far boys 12-and-up'er and weighing no more than 95 pour.,1s; Junior Midget - fr b4'a not olver than 13 and no more than 110 artman Out — RUNS BATTED IN—Lynn. Bsn. 74; L May, flal, 44; Rice, flsn. 63: Horton, Dat, 63; GScott. Mu, ; Munson. NY. New YMCA and September for girls, running until May, 1976. The Seminole YMCA will also help Initiate an interschoo sports program with such sports as volleyball, swimming, bowling, and other various games. These activities will be set up on an in. dividual school basis, based on the number of Interested participar.ta. The names of the participating schools and their colors are: ?illlwee - Sparthns, green and white and gold; Tegue - Tigers, red and yellow; Th&awIlla - Warriors, Blue and Rac i g Da, lemkl, fltn. 61;57; Carew, Mm. competitive Matador in the 20059; RiCe. Btfl, RWnite. NY, F)hi Oakland Planned For First Time 473 17' 57 6) York 5, Atlanta i Sir Francisco 5, St. LOuis 2 PhIladelphia 1. Houston 0 itt%burgh 5, Lo Angeles 3 Sn Diego 7. ChIcago 1 Sunday's Results )rtrolt Cleveland Middle School ' Baseball flew - split, theGiants winning 2-1 and the first on five walks, an error runs for Chicago with a single iiions singled home the first the Pirates coming back 7.1, by first baseman Tony Perez and his fourth homer of the Cardinal run and Hector Torres runs with a single and his 19th homer of the season for the FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE eflQlQtd In business at 2701 West Fifth Street. Sanford, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA v' CIVIL ACTION P40. 7SiM-CA4.F County, Florida under at fictItious 11 TECPNICON. and i , FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND name orsg1rdnavMwtffittt LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI.. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole corporation orGanized and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tank, two gallons over the legal son, but we've been unable to Jured when his car spun into the under the laws of the United States County, Flo'ida i n accordanc.e with the provisfrim oi the FiClitiGJ$ It was a good day, utmost a limit, get ahead of him so far," Ryan wall, of America, Name Statutes, ToWit: SectIo'i greatone, for Roger Penske.As That gave unheralded Terry said, unaware that he was the Finishing behind Foyt and 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. Transfiguration. Inc. far as Butch hlartman was Ryan, who ha finIshed 23.8 winner and owner of the $6,298 Sneva were Billie Vukovich, RAYMOND J. PIPPIPI. JR. and By: S: Amelia M. Theisen, coricei'iied, though, he'd rather seconds behind Hartman, his check that went went with top Pancho Carter - both of whom CAROL LEE PIPPIN. ak-a CAROL Secretary not talk about It. fir3t victory ever, honors. ran out of fuel as the race ended PIPPIPI, hit wife; and BARHETT Pubilth: July 11, 21, 21, Aug. 3, 1975 BANK OF WINTER PARK, NA.. DEP-4 Penske had two McLaren.s and Bobby Unser. (eterniants. In other racing Sunday, Cale Foyt won the pole position for American Leagu, entered in the Indianapolis Ur was third in the stock AMENDED _ BATTING 1210 at bats)— portion of the $100,000 twin 200- Yarborough repeated as winner both races, splitting his duties car race, followed by Jigger NOTICE OF SUIT PUBLIC NOTICI Carew, Mm, 374; Lynn. Bsn, mile races Sunday at Michigan in the Nashville 420 and second between his low-slung Coyote Sirois and Ramo Stott. TO: RAYMOND i. PIPPIP4. JR. and OF TIME AND PLACE Hargrove. Tax. 333; Mun CAROL LEE PIPPIPI, a ¼ a CAROL OF SALC O son. NY, 326; McRae, XC, 313. International Speedway, which place Richard Petty moved to and a Chevrolet. But his bid to PIPPIP4, hit Wit'! AUTOMOBILE FOR REPAIRS ' t.'r.ntreal I. Cinclnnat 2 , San Diego 3-1 in 11 innIngs and Tom Underwood, 10-7, got the Braves 5-5, Expos 4-6 The second game was Cardi10-2. win. The Braves won the sus- naLs all the way as Mike Tyson PtiIIs II, Reds 4 Dodgers 5, Cubs 3 pended game on the strength of drove in four runs with three Sandra Palmer In good form. 1110), Cr1) Tuesday's Games Oakland at Detroit, 2, (t n) Kansas City at Milwaukee. (I n) California at Baltimore, (n) NeW York at Chlcao, In) Boston at Minnesota, (n) Cleveland at Te*a, (fl) 17', Leaders SPORTS ' . '; National League East w i. po. os Plttthurgh 56 3i 674 Philpha ¶3 0 .S7 S P41w York 35 t.iSt. Louis I? hk.'go 4) Si 157 IS', Montreal 36 so Ifl West Ck'c'nnati 62 32 Lo Angeles SI 11 537 .F rincitco 19 43 S Diego 453 19', AIleinla 41 57 411 2O', Houston 33 341 o By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with Atlanta leading 4-I in the Dave Klngman came off the fourth, but the Braves protested field after going three-for-five, that the umpires hadn't waited belting two home runs, driving long enough for the rain to go in six runs and getting hIs 12th _____________________________________________________ — away. NI. President Chub game-winning hit. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 2), l75-4A Feeney agreed and ordered the Dave Kingman was mad. - game continued. "hey, who gave me that er- _____________________________________________________ ______ Montreal got revenge in the ,'.•\ '\ League Baseball Kin gman Batters Houston, Sees Red About Error Charge wt,, NORTIIFIELD, N.J. (AP - Sandra Palmer has placed her name alongside those c sucti famed women "Total participation for all par- Monday, July21, lflS—A n A - :. - _- - ': ---.--., - ' - -'- -r i. -' - E-- - �,q . 17. : : ~ I __ - _:--~-4 -Evening Herald Sanford, Apollo (:InUt To w Stay Aloft Until Thursday ch the worlds two Apollo and Soiz Nltmuk cooperate five, " life pinpoints \pollo and Soyuz separated an.xiow to come home as the~ from them an'll-more.- Sov111 May 36. are expected to return Among ground targets for earth. iurdav after two days of tan- neared the end of their journey, reported, to .-poLJo's earth resources survey :ii flight that raised detente to "When But the cosmonauts did speak around the Aboard Apollo. Stafford. cameras were the Sahara A high temperature furnace 'ew plateau. tested ac.ommon earth you finally come home, by radio with other space tiav. Brand and Slayton corcen- desert, ice floes in Antarctica, was flied up on board Apollo kin device that might be you finally really realize how elers. They talked about two trated on a heavy schedule of ocean currents off the coast of earth later in the week. you travel andthecrewmeltedsarnplesof ,,. ,"A rn rpti (ClA " 'tii, tmnitt nmnr p,orNips opened an era in Leonov said Sunday. Legal Legal Notice Page 1..s hi nio drifted far. and Vitaly Sev. normal workday than the other flats of Australia. a e Americans are able to powerful nations will iher and farmer apart and on astyanov. who wished them a commander Stafford said The astronauts also aimed in. .i up longer because of the to probe space out to the Sunday passed out of radio "soft landing" Sunday, referring to the lime strumenta deep into space to 'eater fuel and support ca- planets. range. Kitmuk and Sevastvanov. lea di ng up to and includi ng the probe faint of tnvis i'ity of their spaceship. Leonov and Kubasov were "We lost them. We don't hear who have be en in space since joint mission wi th the So vi ets. ible light millions of miles from om F;, - -- Mon day, July 31,tf73 FL ,; ,, with •L_ SalvUl . 4 space station. Pilootr . ,.. ,.._. - .L_ Alpine me I f cast, m mre like a peaks of Europe and the salt ing in the absence of gravity. . Notice otice N IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN fHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR SEMINOLE COUNT( PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO, 73P$-CP PROBATE NO 71.15SCP In Re: Estate of In R•: Estit. of GREG SO4 AR CN I E MA U 0 ERNEST CAMPBELL .JN DECEASED CAMERON SCHAAL dece.3ed NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Pe,iofl$ Having Claims or Demands Against To All creditors and All Persons Hav ing Claims or Demands Againif Said Estate: fld Said ESIIIv cu arc hereby tlilitd y, ,,e hereby notified reol*red to present any clams and dema nd s which you may have reau,reo to present any cla.m% and ERNEST demands whlC' you may have oainst the estate of against the estate of ARCHIE CAMPBELL . JR deceased late Of Seminole Cou nt y Florida to the MAUDE GREGSO4 CAMERON Circuit Judg(-& of Seminole Co-inly. SCHAAL. dr(eated late of Seminole and file the Same in duplicate And AS County. Florida to the Clerk of the Pro vi ded in Section 733 16, Florida Cir cuit Court, and file the same in Sta?iites, in their off ices 'Ii thi dupticate and as provided in Section County Courthouse in SeminolC 73) 16 Florida Statutes. in lhCr 1,Seamstress Is Also Machine 'Fix- It' Lady WOMEN BY JEAN PATrESON Women's Editor I men. They're such lib," I must tell you that I dressmaking. Even at home or perfectionists. Women tend to finished my assignmen ts before on vacation, most of her In. think, 'oh, If I can't get it right the men," she grinned. "I did terests and activities revolve She time, maybe it'll be better feel rather smug about that!" around sewing. At the Grace naturally as she does a needle next time.' " Mary doesn't see any reason Methodist Church, for example, and thread. Her fingers are Manager of Powell's Sewing why women shouldn't be she is arts and crafts director. . know are Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 21, 11S-18 wields a screwdriver as this I . . tinkering with the Insides of a Mary divides her time equally work. "It's just that they up in designing costumes for N sewing machine or using it to among office management, usually don't have the the Sanford Junior Woman's run up a garment or two, dressmaking and machine background; they haven't had Club's "Great American Doll Mary O'Day Is charming repairs. She Is the only woman accesstoit. I've always tend ed Show" ' proof thatyou don't have to be a in Florida qualified to do to be mechanically Inclined," man to know how machinery sewing machine repairs and she added. : ) . Delinquent Citizen i I equally ninible whether she's Center in the Sanford Plaza; capable of doing mechanical And at present she's wrapped I Wants To Pay Up . 107-N i This doll show, which should be ready for display by the time . DEAR ABBY: I would like to ..) 4, know if the U.S. government I has what they call a "con.. County. Florida. within four offices in the Courtv Courthouir ,n science woman to be good at evoked when calendar monthS from thi time of Seminole County, Flor i da, wth ii "In fact," can go and pay the government Mary, "I've got repair seminar in Orlando. t h e Iir$t ptM'càtion hereof. or the fou r calendar months from the time pouring over accounts and representing a good cross n Ut1 1t the first pubIcat on tier roc or the what he has cheated them out be to admit that the best sewers I "Without being "woman's order • forms, she's sect ion of the people con. Filed at Sanforø. FIOrid4, thS 11th same nIH be tarred of. If so, where is it? I want to tributing to America's heritage. Filed at Sanford Florida. this 17th of July. A 0 197S die clean '' _______ ___________________________ iav f July. 1975 Daisy Campbell. Mary has also designed the .:., III I Eyes F(Ir,ility Ruby lee Wilson A Adminstratria wisrsi iuzsr..rrri Requested rate ,''"i costumes worn by many local A5 E ec titrk JOEL U 6fOWN DEAR WANTS: There is no Partners" and dated when I /' hikes are from the and cheerleaders. tItAN I COLnERT OF £ .t?Orney for one place. 11 you've cheated on could, I stayed wi th the church % And if she's not designing or ' The Seminole County Port ROM. DAVIS & Do lgner said Ryan's report to Daisy Ann Campbell ''&' present base of your income tax, write to the and sang In the choir. Then, one MCINTOSH 1401 BricieIt Ave 1 7 i i Authority scop..s. tonight will the board will be detailing the sewing herself, she's teaching ~4 Internal Revenue Service, night at choir rehearsal a young $3.50 to $5 Attorney for Exetutris Seminole Counts Corn- for the rate increases to ensure for Suite 701 Woolfolk, conducting his first consider a report from Por t "active interest" of the corn- Miami. Fla 3)1)1 SafltCvd. Fl P 0 flOg 1 3 :;ussioners tomorrow night that quality water and sewer rate hearing since becoming w a te r, Washington, D.C. with a note of man who had recently returned Sew e r Publith July 14, 7) 197S Publlih July 2). 21. II'S 11cr classes are held at the Administrator Jim Ryan on pany in building a plant. He resume a publi c hearing to operations would co ntinue, utility Attorney in May. e.s1auat1on. If you've cheated from the military service DEC 115 rates would go a metal fabricating said no official action would be DEPSo Sewing Center almost daily I-. onsider rate increases .\ Requested rates are hikes requested additional ac. on something else, send your walked in. I soon found out hi, plant at the port. through the fall arid winter 1. taken on the matter other than IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE from S3.50-56.80 to equsted by Sanlando Utility from the present base rate for counting and engineenng in. remittance to any U.S. was single. CIREIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL The SCOPA board meets at 8 the board's go-ahead on months. Beginner and ada flat S12 per CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. I'orp water of 1.3.50 to $5 for the formation on the firm's Treasury office with a note, and To make a long story short, p.m. at the port. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE variced classes, as well as insecuringaleaseagreementand SEMINOLE COUNTY. month, Hearings Ned WooLfolk. county utility rninin,um 1.000 gallons. Water operations from Sanlando. they will channel It to the we have been married three .Administrative Amt. Dennis financing possibilities. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1DPI.CAOtD COUNTY. FLORIDA ?.i&Pc_:IFI struction in tailoring, stretch.;torney. isexpected to present rates for multiple dwellings FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Civil Action No. 15.I)1$•CA2O.O proper place. years and now have a child of begin at 7 in Dolgner said today that and-sew and special classes for In re: the Adoption of Bill Dale. county èfl' he ccuntys case against the would drop under the proposed LOAN ASSOCIATION mt.nttme, pray. our own. I couldn't be happier. (PS. In the Johnson Metal Fabricators and th teenagers are all part of her The port would borrow th e SEMINOLE COUNTY. 4 (cr IRENT JAMES R.%MSLY. County requested rate hi kes by the firm rate change from $3.50 to 13.33 vironmental servi ces dir ec tor. You know how slow the mails Please print this, Abby. If It NOTICE OF ACTION Manufacturers Ltd., ap. money to construct the buil di ng noratlon, repetoire. 11cr students' ages Courthouse. 'ervin said the engineering more than 2,000 per month. TO JAMESW FAIRBANKS are) gives just one woman the ptnt,ff. proached SCOPA in May wi th and then be re paid In lease ________ range from 11 to 8-4. \ 37 Ilarw.n Drii.e .u.stomers in the Longwood Sewer rates for residen tial formation on t he current 1150 DEAR ABBY: This is for courage to gather up her sell, ..':j the propoal of buildi ng a plant paymen ts by the company, FRANK E KlJP4LAtdO P.t'str, New York 1447) . a sngle "The thing I stress most .rea. Public hearmgs begin at7 service would go from a$3.50— and capacity' of the firms "Trapped," the young woman respect and leave a situation _ VOL; ARE NOTIFIED, that a on more than four acres at the according to Doigner. lie said m a n an AFFILIATED Or 1, k , often," said Mary, "is that a in in the cour thouse. $6.80 charge to a flat 112 per treatment facilities could be wh os e husband beat her and that's as hopeless as mine was, po rt. Doigner said Johnson's is the lease payments would be a FLORIDA. INC a Florida Cot Pett.on for Adoption o a minor Child. BRENT JAMES FAIR sewing machine Is a lifetime On Juls 1. Sanlarido officials month. The sewer charge for 'determination" for the kept her a prisoner in her home it will be worth it. ration a newly-formed company and "substanhial"gajnto theportof tSANKS, Pius been filed which con % " job a AM Detenoanis investment. Buy good one, but md attorneys present ed for multiple dwellings would in. cornnussion's dec ision on t he wi th I no money of her own. You NO NAME PLEASE `, i cerns you, and you are req uired to makes steel structures and a total $300,000 for a 3eyear NOTICE OF ACTION buy a machine that is suited to "ur3 of testimony citing needs crease to a flat $8 per month. rate increases, told her to gotoa family service DEAR ABBY: You had a serve written ob of yOvf a coot stainless steel materials, TO FRANK E WUULAND lease, your t it en Mallon ne eds. i9CtiOnt, if any. agency for help. How could she pretty good flap going some k Address Urncvvn Attorney for 01eitt, Es "As far as tools go, buy the - "Th YOU ARE NOTIFIED y get there? She doesn't drive, time ago a bo ut printing the Ten action to forectoiea mor tgage on INC Cetliorer '.'lCP.EL P RAMSEY. * are R21)OI3 Mi. (YDays talents Designing, sewing ~__ _____ best, even if it means saving up My husband also kept me a Commandments on bed sheets. E follOwing property in Seminole v"OSC address s Suite 205. S Higbn4y 136 , Casselberry, Florida Saw something the other day E C ou nty, Flor id a and getting just one at a time, girls are definitely becoming lines and a fabric with colorful, prisoner, and I didn't drive, He On or before July 31st. 1975 arid fife I The South 133 tee' of Lot 26 And do get a good pair of more femne, she obaer'ves. but muted shades. Steer clear never allowed me to have any that reminded me of it. Being of FOREST SLOPES accordng tO the tie or;oinat nth the Clerk 0$ thiS scissors," she pleaded. Skirts are "in" for the fall. The of vivid colors, she cautions, but friends, never gave me a penny Social Security age, I really U Plat thereof as recorded fl Plot Book Court either before service on 4.. publiC records Of Petitioner's Attorney or im Mary does all her own sewing major accessory during the here's no need to make for anything and wouldn't even appreciated it. H. page 52. of the med'a?ely thereafter, otherwise, a Semincle County. Florida, for herself and her two coming seasons will be scar- yourself further depressed by let me go to church. He'd hit me On display In a novelty shop ZZ.$4,, lied a9anst y and you default will te ba been f __A when I complained, \ T'. '14 was a pillow case, emblazoned . children, Col!een, 7, and ves—"and there're so many 4 for the relief demanded in the , chosing only somber navy and r a'e rewired to serve a copy of ;-. . ,• . . When I threatened divorce, in big block letters. "DON'T Petition Tommy, 3. The savings, she is ways to wear them." ,rtten de4enses. f any, to S 'dark brown. fflPSs my h4nd and the seat of I(IRBY MONCRIEF, of SN nNol$,r Mary grew up In Sanford he said nobody else would have EXPECT MIRACLES." convinced, are considerable. Put on weight during the long, ; >and Logan. AttOrneyS for the tS Covet on June 30th, 1975 me. I had two children and no lt: BILL IN TACOMA For those mothers and lazy summer? Well, that's no graduated from Seminole High Pintitf, AhoS* ddress is Pool! IScaII 0, l" --a_ DEAR ABBY: When a man training for a job, so I put up Arthur 11 Beckwith. Jr - i ' Office Boa 7779, Sanf or d 77771 on or daughters getting down to pre- reason why you shouldn't look School, and after spending a with it for six years I Clerk f lip Circuit Court and his wile have both broken before August if. 1975. and file the school sewing, Mary offers attractive, says Mary. Choose a few years away, returned to her Mary O'Day Is Florida's first woman sewing machine repairs tekfU By Lillian I Jenkins . origlraI wIth the Clerk thiS court the marriage vows through I finally started t ti u some useful hints. Fashions for simple pattern with vertical home town in 959 Deity Cleft either bef or e Se'rvic. pl4irit ft . my minister on the phone. He adultery and want to start over a't or re, o Immed atety thereatter, PubIlil, )vlt 7. It 71. 29, 197$ .1 I. Irt,told me that God didn't intend again and keep their marriage onerws a default *11 be entered OF P31 . ag ainst you for the retirt dema nd ed -----4 for marriage to be a test of vows sacred, do they have to . in thC complaint IN S THE CIRCUIT COURT, anody's yb endurance. He ad- get married again? / • . -- I 10i WITNESSmy hand and th,seiIof EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Wouldn't they be living In an vised me to give my husband a .4 . t July. 11' th S CIRCli OF FLORIDA. IN AND S . f ISeall Joe's furniture refinishing time limit to seek help, and if he adulterous relationship If they FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY The quaint sign dangling . More often than not, his "And see the way it's all H BeckwtIt. Jr ltd PROBATE .0 P. 6010 refused, to leave him with no lived together as man and wife -. above his work bench reads: Clerk of the Circuit Cour' Customers Just want a leg glued chipped and scratched? classes begin again in Sep. regrets. In re. Estate of 'ts' . after having broken their . " ,_4 ksl 'The Furniture Doctor aides, B, Cecela V Ekern . ~;~.• .. / -*.5 '1'EPIP4A ROBERTS BUTTON. — back on a kitchen chair, or a Parents didn't care too much; tember. Two nights a week, a I took my minister's advice, marriage vows? Clerk Deputy I N . vetcased remedies and elixirs and Fine " . stain removed from a favorite didn't descipline their children wide cross section of Saif'd My husband laughed in my Pubtith July 21. 29 i1975 NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT When a vow is broken, what : an tique refinishing." . "P4" b-'I .., " . a • DEP 119 . old coffee table, to let them mark it up this area folks gather around the face, told me no other man can be do ne to make It right AND APPLICATION It. FOR DISCHARGE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF '' Joe Giraulo is the furnit ur e furniture doctor's work bench, would have me and slapped me again? doesn't All perst. are hereby notifi ed such work. way." EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR learning doctor, lie has been "pracBROKEN VOWS and the children around. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE that the rdecs.gned as Ancillary Instead, with characteristic 17 Carried away with his and mending, smoothing and Finally. I left. _U Admr's,ratrie CT A .of the Elale COIJNTY,FLORIDA ticing" in Sanford for the past fwenthusiasm, he throws himself favorite theme, Joe darted off staining. '/ Iii e ''aRoberts But Ic,r ' I CIVIL ACTION NO 7S.IOU-CA-C9-D two years, and In his home state DEAR BROKEN: Though I stayed with my parents for heartily into the task —and at into the recesses of his domain. rIQST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Dece.ssed. haS compl ed thi a et I .,., .~ _. n g of Pennsylvania for a good 30 b adultery has been committed, (I I six months while I found a m' stration th,r4 and fl jo fried n LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI the same time Into the owner's Hauling a pair of dark, j And Joe, meantime, learns a and a place of my own. For two th e marriage Is still considered Pliu.r'ff, Said Court P'r Final Report aril years before that. And wi th life, 'rPIcatlori for Disn.rg, 01 - vs i ' k" his stains and strippers and highly laquered cabinets, he lot of their secrets: why they years I lived alone and found legal and valid In the eyes of ec"ons thCr,tv, if any. ShoId we MARGIE GIBBS. J a • It's people who really turn continued his quiz: "Who'd you like this, and what they Intend ir 16 glue, his tools and talent i had an inner strength and God and man. However, U a ,.~~!IA'. MARGARET .) GIBBS DAVID A duly filed 1 & _". Joe on. They fascinate and say owned these? Italians, doing with that. His f ur nit ur e a faith In God I didn't know was couple wants to start fresb, I Z J 4 il After f,linq prop( of publication guarantees complete recovery GIBBS. and FLAGSHIP U S BANK - 4 ShOwing this Notice has been Intrigue him. "I'm nosey," the maybe? Pcple with a big refinishing classes double as there, OF SEMINOLE. after treatment, no matter . .. think renewing their marriage ts Defendan's F.t'S'ed once a wk for four furniture doctor openly admits, home, thick lots of companionable rap sessions. what ails an item of furniture. A I joined "Parents Without vosis Is an excellent idea. "But I get my kicks this way." chandeliers?" large space in the rear of NOTICE IS HE'BY C,l',lEN that approvil of sad Report and AD I . lCAtiOn for Discharge will come On the lit day of 1975. at Bridges' Antiques building on And to Joe, the furniture he Joe had them all figured from SI C'3a ni .69 the West Front Door of before tP C ou rt SR 46 a couple of blocks west of On the last Sunday of each October, The Herald publishes its "treats" Is simply an extension one glance at their ornate tip Courtbou e of SmnOfe Covnty. Dated this 74th day of June A t) French Avenue in Sanford is his a?Sar'ford,Flor Ch. ?heunderilgned 1975 of its owner. "Take this table," cabinets. largest issueof theyear—our PROGRESS edition. Two more sessions remain in Children who so not complete stressed with one day each S Beverly B fterrvrc?. Clerk wll offer for Sale the "consulting room." Invites the mustachioed Joe, At Ancillary the Seminole Y.M.C.A. requirement will receive a' session spent on this area. lgPe%t and bjt bidder for cases tip pushing his peaked cap further Adminlstralrl. C T A Fine work is his joy, The "It really bothers me," he swimming classes at Sabal certificate of participation. IcOn r'Q eScrbed real !roper,y Children must be registered o tp'p Las' Will an LCtS,ESSSouth?Sfef',.BI0CkC. back on crisp greying curls to rattled on, "the way some Palm Country Club, SR 434. Thç 'I This Oc tober The Herald will help celebrate our nation's 200th. more detailed and Intricate the Children are placed in classes through the Y.M.C.A. prior to ¶"'arpr'i of WALKER'S ADDITION TO to be tter l oo k at the rathe r people Just throw their old sessions get a antique, the more complex the ginning of the session. th e be 1. Vienna from J ul y 28-Aug. based u birthday with the publication of a special bicentennial progress Roberts Button. po n age and skill. The ALTAMOP4T1 SPRINGS, according i -11 battered Item. Deceased restoration problem the the corner, always 8, and Aug. 11-Aug. fl, both classes follow the Na tional The Se minole 'Y" is located In furniture in to th p'a' thereOf as recorded 'n issue tracing the history, growth and projections for the future of Pta! Book 9, Page Is. PDIiC Recrs PubI.h June )O. July 7. Ii. 31. 197S more he likes it. But Joe's a See this darker area here in meaning to fix It some day but sessions holding 45-minute' Y.M.C.A. Aquatic Program and Forest 'City on Palm Springs DEO ta) 04 5,m41 l County, Florida, I' each area of Seminole and southwest Volusia counties. realist: it's not everyone who the middle? Know what that never getting around to IL classes at 9:15 a.m., 10 a.m. include: Tadpole I, for children Road behind Lake Bramtley togeth er tPi Ill 5'!uCtrC5 mm THE CIRCUIT COURT. comes to him with priceless That's why' I started giving and 10:45 a.m. Monday through ages 3-5 who are afraid of the high SChOOL For registration provements, futureS apo!iances IN Joe Glrailo Is Sanford's 'furniture doctor' says' It says a lot about how and •DOt?'e'anceS on sad land or ?.IG(tTEE?TH JUDICIAL CIR antiques to be restored to glory, Friday. housekeeper did the dusting! lessons." water; Tadpole II, for children and more information, call or CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE used in "iunct'on therewith 11 afraid of write to Seminole Y.M.C.A. Swimming Instructors are ages 3-5 who TNi5 sale 5 mad• D'jrivan! to COUNTY, FLORIDA. Civil CIVIL ACTION NO 7$1367.CA.04.O . Krlsta Storey, Julie Reudlinger the water. Classes for children P.O. 13'ix 305, Altamonte Final Jvgm,n$ entered in In re: th e Marriage of I $ '. ACtion No 73 1076 A et o and Dave Kickman. six years of age and older in- Springs. !,!i.ti GARRO:,' ll oerdr.g in ftp C r'.j'l Court in AnO TO7.'7,'r __-___ dude: Polliwog, for beginner f -Ice Sem;ricte Cc'r!y. Florida Petitioner. swimmers; Minnow, for DATED 1h;% 17 1h day of July. 191$ Virginia (Ginny) Haas, Wildlife Refuge and she will SEAL) children who can swim front daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl have the expreience of walking 1. '.''' tEE ,',1L.JAM5, Artp'ur H Bkit. jr cravil but have not mastered 4 . Respcniq'r' S. Haas of Sanford, left Monday on the beach that inspired (levy Of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SUIT side breathing, timid back crawl !'it L'lOan Jenkins go on a two-week shelling trip to Anne Morrow linobergh t 'r THO','45 LEE fiILLIAMS Op', Clerk is introduced; Fish, for children Sanibel Island. She Is a Cadette write her poetic book, "Gift c 0 b". Side BtjtjPirn P.Pl.th JUr 71, 1975 who have achieved proficiency G ir l Scout mem be r of Troop 313 SW 19Th Sorto From the Sea." DEP 11) Loveland, ColorAdo 907)? wi th the fn.nt and back crawl 562, Sanford, and Is one of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 4 I a strokes, breast strokes is FOR SEMINOLE Scouts going to 'Sanibel participants in this national COUNTY, Ira an action for diSSOlutiOn Cl FLORIDA .v introduced; Flying Fish, an 10. S hell ing" will learn to find and r".arr logo hat Scouting Opportunity sponf1f aqanst you. -1 e 11 CIVIL ACTION NO 1Sl3S1CA17.B ar'j ,ou r. re'Qvlrpdo%pqvea cop, increased amount of en• recogniz' shelts and observe sored by the Gulfcoast Girl JESSIE '.'.','irv. Of ,,ritten le'cnspi, if ant. to durance; Shark, greatly in 6 III how mollusks 'live in the sea, Scout Council of Sarasota. "-I We'll tell the world what life was like in our communities in years the t'c!itn on GERALD S. RUT creased enduranv is required. They will work with conBERG, Attorn,y,tLarv..)AS S Hv past, how our lifestyles have changed, and what is predicted for the '.','ILIIE MAE tiOpidE For the first two and during added impor ta nce on stroke 1797, P 0 Ba 977. Castetberry aervatlon groups dedicated to years ahead. the last two da ys of her visit, Detei'rnt Pord. 'e270?. And file the original technique, and life saving NOTICE OF ACTION preserving Sanibel's unique ^11`11 the C4(k of Ih* Circuit Court at Virginia is the guest of a host TO ,'I( LIE MAE HORNE ski lls are presented; Porpoise, and fragile environment. lrp Setr,rso! (runty Courthouse, uI'5IDENCE UPd(iOWti family in Sarasota. While on the the most advanced class with Sir'ford. on or before t' Y*fl P,Ilr,' Island, which possesses one of Also attending the "Sanibel Aguit lIlt. 1975, Otherwise a children working toward Judgment may en tered against the three great shelling beaches Shelling" is Melanie Hobbs, f1 Solth Street. qualifying times for their age to you fcr the relief derranded ,n thp 46 '. In the world, she is living at the 'ICnArI New Jersey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. group among other extremely We expect to make this special bicentennial project the finest YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _____ Island In. A highlight of her P 4 Edward hobbs, formerly of stringent requirements. THIS NOTICE shtl be ptjflIIesed action for cAncellation ct a special issue we've ever developed. And e need your help. Dust off few P4(t wr.'h visit will be a to the J.N. ti)jr (1 ne '.rt Altamonte Springs and now of ___ in addition to swimming narrant, ote-i '4'r..j; VIRGINIA HAA.S Your old photo albums, diaries, family histories, and join The Strutivr v,rj5', ri the Evening "Ding" Darling National and riturn of CC?liifl furrieturt Atlanta, Ga. skills, each class has a par Herald. Sanford, Ftoc.da teen fmIed aoanst you. SAd Herald In writing the history of our area. Write and Jet us know ticular life saving skill which WITNE5S my hand And seat of prODrty bem7 dCScribed as follows 'a' Court on tti % 3rd day of Iit the children must be able to what you have that might be suitable for publication in our Lo 75% 04 Mo*av Sobdivit. 19 7 5. to 0441 of Mdwy, Piat lSeaIt g perform. Water safety is bicentennial issue. After all, you won't have another :hance Ilk -)(F11-0110(U—, Sa iando Port Authority ''1'' '' works; and she will also insist maintenance, and was amused When Mary's not stripping, schools reopen, is collection of that you don't have to be a by the surprised comments she cleaning , repairing and dolls dressed in authentic "r-- __________ ________ ._______ place " where a person = __________________ i es - ______ . _______ ______ ___________ ' I . ., Hearing To Resume '. II, , ,'. majorettes ' - . _____ ' others. ____ , locating -: ' . ' , J -- _____ . ii p.m. e ________ . . ' . - __ J . ,. ___________ __________ _____ ' ____________ ________ _______ . ,,, - • ,., 'S ' ' " :_... . . entered agans? you - ' J, , "'• ' " ' ,_ .,_. ,. _,. _ _. - 'I . ,' - . - - - . - .-. ' ' 'Doctor' . ' J . [ Treats Furniture, Guarantees Full Recovery " " '. - ' - .. - — .' ... "' - - ' '.', ' :' ' - Joe Announcing scorn 7117 . Even"" " Herald's " - .. out - • . Joe, Bicentennial Progress Edition... -. . carpe , (05CCt,1,ut' weeks, the matter o' NOTICE OF SALE , - YMCA Is Still In The Swim , . ' , . ' ' . ' ' ,,.-' \\ .., . are - - -- ' " are not Scout Goes 'SanibeI She ing -, -. - same . ' . , ______________ 'i'.. . . J' anti - " . -, — , ' 7,4\ ' ' '' 41 1 -- - '. '"- = . ______ . viit 1 I I e Book I. Page 4%. Public Records Of Srnrt0I, Court,, rloq;da this for 200 years! "'d yO' fl?' r.'q -f h' '.-t?en copy ot ycj,,r rIef,rS e , Any, on Carroll Ru'k., Attvçi t Plaint.ff, *h,y a1irr t. Ar1P,,, H Cckv,,?p,, Jr, fl It (rr , ' C."urt [lair Se D.pu$y (t$rk 'O N '"f --------- -------------- _31 A ., k 's 611 t,F P;'t I) S PIJISERG *_______ "v 1797 PS S Sanford AtlIrl Bank Buld'n, P 0 L'o. cii Sanford, FIOrid. and file the Original with 9? Ct,',k 04 Crct Cassetb..cr , Florida 37707 County. Phone f}MI 4344774 Cc...r'. .AntOrd, Seminole t.ttor.ie for Ppllq Florida, on or before the itt, day of PoP,iiU' italy I. II. 3%. fl. 197$ Auqut. A 0 1973. a'p,er-*,sp a d'ft? will be entered ae)arSt yOi _____ Evening flenti6 Aid To Senior Citizens ' _ r i FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 'S 1"Prthy given t hat I arts WtIPdES' MY IIAPID arid Spip enQged l tvsnej at III Old Dff•ciaiSeaIolthiiCØt on ,n,sth (fIcPovyCQtar$,bo#,,,5pmino$, 2nd day of July. A 0 151$ (Seal) Serving Our Cortimunity For The Past 68 Years. Writing its history every day. - ________ ' A't'ur H B''ti, jr (terk of (ir()it Court — -- fly Elan. (4eChr Deputy CIk ('POLL £UPVE for Pla'ritift (17 St.csfc-ra AtiAntit Bank .,nfcrd, '0' 1d 3)171 P-.Mllh Ju 7 i t ; P County, Flo,l under thefcIlI.ous flame Of C9 7 PAI FLORIDA .,, 0 t I:• Adt% f'ter'dtorcqister ' d rarre with the '4 ' " (''u, t Court, SCminote County, Florida in accordance wIt' P'Ovi%i' rA the C *44s.. Ifl$5.5 To Wit SO9 lda MItes *1 P.saç,e'n ' . r) ,I • ,. ,. \\ht're F lorida _11.."40 Senior Floridians who find their Golden Years tarnished by various stages of retirement life, the author provides nuts-andInflation have a new source of aid m a paperback book, "Sue- bolts guidance on how to prepare a retirement financial "balance inflation sheet."}Iealsoolferstipsonhowtostretchfixed[ncomedollars cessful Retirement In Florida," Subtitled a "Survival guide to the pleasures and pitfalls of by "substituting time for money." tlremcnt," the book offers practical advice and In '± :: The book also covers sources of retirement aid and information for Florida's more than 1,5 million retirees. A chapter titled "When You Need Help" provides a The author, Carroll L. Scott, is a veteran Florida news comprehensive guide to both government agencies and private reporter and editor who has worked closely with Florida organizations which offer counsel and other aid—ranging from retirement groups and government agencies in promoting [in- food programs and health care to part time employment and pcoved services i'' the senior citizens. He also publishes a volunteer activities. newsletter for Florida retlrees. His home isinLongwood. Answers to questions about taxes, housing and living costs At't!ing to Mrs Margaret Jacks, dir Ictor of the Florida pro'ided aco crding to areas of the state. 'Wher' live iii Division of Aging, Scott's book "fulfills a definite need. It gets Florida ls almost asimiportantas how you live," in determining across to people the need to plan retirement." Planning—on a your living costs in retirement, the author states. Statistics basis—is stressed throughout the book. provided show living costs within the state vary more titan 25 per "Your life In retirement is not static," Scott maintains. "And teni your needs and circumstances will change as they did during your "Successful Retirement In Florida" is available In some working years." Florida bookstores, or may be ordered direct from the publisher, In addition to explaining how the retiree can prepare for nlse house, Longwood. WELCOME HOME HUG FOR SING ER li Section Despite the hour-2 o'clock in the morntng—lrlends and family were at McCoy Jet Port In Orlando to greet th e Central Florida week In Poland, Chorale on their return from a members welcomed Chorale the Singer Lucy Magill was one of with a warni hug. .0 MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 " three .,. - Sanford Ezpert Shoe Repair Cleaning & Dyeing SHIRLEY COOPER 8)4 9212 Casselberry Winter Sprinqs All Work tour Guaranteed SHOE SHINE 5O you continuing " .' . Iii gil tt)r all the need ahlsl.it nor new C0111- state's - folt. ill to rims 11011 you formation. rcrrpla nt Post Office Box 1657, Sanford, Florida 32771 Retire Successfully In %~. SHOE MetZ RiP*uas Sanford Ave 416 _____________________ ,'S _ S' - - .. .. ....... , JUDY RENEE 834 V212 'It inwrste Sprtrig LcnqAtxd SHIRLEY MILLET 93.49217 F c. es t City HI LDA RICHMOND 574 3161 Deitona - ;s, �-. _=__ .. - .=-= Evenirg Herait, Sanførd. Fl. Monday. July21, ltlS-2B ____________________________________________ _______________ ¶ CLASSIFIED ADS TONIGHT'S TV 01 AnImals (13) Cable Pravue (24) Intercom (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) World At War (9) Let's N.ake A Deal (13) BoxIng Monday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World 8:30 (13) Champions (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Maude At Play 4 g4 1iEI19EI1J3e4J I _____________________ 3 Wrong (pretI A . A T I MN 8 ACROSS I Sports itivit'es 6 Groups of ptaye's It Strong 3$ Short.nar,ped tabric 40 tjascuciro n'knama 420a*ngodciess ----'-5-'-ej Numoer 13 FIOIiC 44--Angeles 14 Witlicism (Fr. California 2wds) 46Jonarope 15 Tunic 49 Cavort l Droop 52 Sowed a Ian 17 Bombast 53 Bullfighter 19 Days of yore 54 German city (archaic) 55 West Pont 20 Sneaky student 22 Dance step DOWN 73 Reply fib) QJ 1 o ufti 31 Soak flat 32 502 Roman 33 Close tn' oo ffloman( II4' I Qj.soiie EIR SHE s-'rib] I N M ottifiTl [T rI:; A T,LI Iitt'1 DNl INQEIL Ir-ILIAl -ri R1 IIEIMI EN 7 Printers measures IJIIINJIJIIIII' IJIIIIRUJIIIIN aa JR. j.J. I should point out to you that the cause of rheumatoid spondylitis Is unlrown. It Is not believed to be associated in any way with an injury. I would suspect that your husband's old injury is unrelated to his disease. .- -. - •• ___IJ =jI.___ JI. - ii .JUUUJ' JMJ j. jaji JR.. JIj JIRJRuJJJUII The treatment of rheumatoid spondylitis Is essentially the as that for rheumatoid &Jwitis For more information onthissendme5ocentsanda self-addressed, stamped envelope in care of this newspaper, P0. Bo 1551, Radio City StatIi New Ynrk for:1; -9': .. Health Letter number 4-11, Rheumatoid Arthritis. 11:30 (&I 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And Restless (5) Jackpot __________________________ ________________________ NAME LAW NotIce Is Hereby Given by the undersigned, that Marlin's Hard. •,,.e I-7:71 Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzIe uth river .lI discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklet.. To order volumes I. H and UI. send SI for each. making ehe-k payable to "Seek & Find" in care of tbis newspaper. ___________________________ 4-FZATVka "DIRTY ______________________ __ - I ZCOTWHAT WOMANWATS! ' - _______ ______ i - ____ Lo i t ________________________ ________________________________ ______ m g. _____ ______________ .CLIP HERE are a itS nos w your evgs.rjsi,x5I I ' • I • Lit j%J :.j K , (.e41C to - ., .4 U t .. '! p - • 1 . ósi 't1 X 111 rie.mus aLA C 1C°' I Ikiiild - I I 5 ' •. . • '" • - ON 9.30 £.)I. eiOW ' VENUS "A' . ' , VEkY iv I UADN!NG I "'u" SUMMER I rZi.Z. - p (XjA, ja.Ij}fl.fl i"? ,, Innuentizu could be considerable turmoil arouM home today. 'There IOC1 CN&* TAT1I When t r-ea!!zst 11i1i1m.IKIICLII- HIRE •UIi T In b'islness •., • ! FIRST SPACESHIP 0 _ I I • 'uS -cr.s&s. - I a. r , • CAPRICORN (uc. • ' O hAG somethjnu ri n-Jan. dealings than you were yester- 19) If you hope to serve your I.' I. A A se..-.n....... le'& uay. mistakes mauc t..ay today, ........r what $ iii It for the other guy. won't be iriignificant. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Otherwise, you'll get no conrration jOti Wi " be 83 t'ndent 15.iy today as you'd like. Others will AQUARWS (Jan. ).Feb. 19) plc) a major roi In shaping You're apt to do things against .IA,4.LA.l. .rrair better hwfdrnaeat tPvwih " £ , '7 ) Y°" a tendency today to St4lrt mGrI% Wl'l. things than vuu can pogib', PSi'I.3 ( t'eL. 2t)-Marh .. ci r i •,.any ne's" . finish. C'hances are ou u ave ....ore ou m e ,n... projects now, make sure )Ou many loose entis. V1RGO (A" 23-Sept. 22) It's have a clear-cut understanding • ti a mie "Y .w heavily on Lady Lock. You'll YOUR BiRTHDAY find her a very fickle lady ,.,, •. .,wY • ii GIANT 'II T 'VS. I.v 5] uE4w1slxl.1rIay4s-uUflx.,, evr more careful 54 A tbl_lI.I. L U OT tR I C wssing I ., .. guard, or you'll break or ke belabor the point. £ lOSs ' u, y4WJ some very unusual oppor- ,i. I P11 ''YOUu you're ,,,,,., , sources Will iJiUl Be L e95.ugh to ta'.e advantage turJties fj.j cpJrw ar ' the major cause wise c.fthirpotetal. oiunret, . - titile.I C,. eW4.541C-*,i. - I41VI%A FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereOy gIven that I engiged In buslnw' 770) West Fifth Street. Sanford, Seminole County, FlorIda mdcc the fictItious rime of THE BUILDING CLINIC, ,j th*, I lnt.rv $I ,..,itf., I.al,l t er'fir Court, SemInole County, Florida In accordance with the proviiIon of the Fictitious Name Statutes, Towit: Section $4SQ9 Florida Statutes am at ,IkI,., --•• -,,., Transfiguration, Inc By: 5: AmelIa U. Theisen. Secretary PublIsh. July 11. 71, 21, Aug 1 DEP66 NOTICEOFSHERIFFISALE NOTICEISIIEREBYGIVENtPI.t by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, FlorIda, upon a ai. ,,,,., vny" eneva HIDDEN ardens LAKE 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES - A . - - - - --- - . __________________________ . . . a - . - . • . 5. , - * They're Hot" * - , p :.. :.. .'.. '_.:, ..____ - After 5.372-7)11 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker M UNSWORTH REALTY Rig RealEsta?eBroker 503W. 1st St. 322-7643 - Secluded LarOe wooded lot over "i acre wIth 2 bedroom mobile home. plenty of room. for garden and animals Near I 4 and Hwy 46 Only $9,000, CaliBart extras. QUIET country living, yet close to I. 1 at Lake Monroe. for easy access to Orlando and Daytona Beach, 3 BR, 7½ acres. $33,000. 371-0195 before 9 or 4:30 to 4:30 or after 10 p m am. or f Unfurnlshed Hwy. _________________________ estate FICTITIOUS NAME ..'..-. ,, We have lIStings. We Iav, ouye,,: ..i-d real lIcensee to help us make sales. Inc. 3fl6153,3225921'.eves _________________ ____ a..-. a -- eng.fd In businisi it 105 E. Aitamonfe Dr.. Attamonte Springs. seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of AQUARIAN 21-SitLJafjofls Wanted ________________________ POOLS, and that I intend to register __________________________ said name with . Clerk of Will baby-sit in my home week days Circuit Court, Seminole County, Winliw SprIngs 372-1090. Florida in accordance with the .. provisions of the FictitIous Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 643.09 29-Roonn _________________________ _____________________ Florida Statutes 1957. S Rudeiph D. Mc Dutf Il Quiet home to share wilt. working Publish' Jut.. July?, Il, 71, 1973 lady. WashIngton Oaks .ree. DEO-1SS 43 itter S p.m. _____________________________ ____________________________ ------ the - .Shaded FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce Is hereby given thai I am In bus$nets 963 C. AltamOnfe Dr • Altamonte Springt, 37701, Seminole County. FlorIda under he ficlitlout name of RON SCHWAB REAL ESTATE, and that I Intend to 'egister said name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court. 3emln'c County. Florida in ac cordance with the pro-isloris of the FictitIous Nenie Statjts, To Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes )S7. 5: Ronald Schwab Publish: June 30. July 7, 11, 2). 1975. DEO-i$4 the Classified Ads every di'y. .1 AF.•AY - -- • - - Rentals From . __________________________ 1% ____________________________ : - - 30partments Uithirnished 16,9 MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION CREDIT APPLIES ., J A en rsf'l%AIM -. IJA r.ri- I AI.0 rSnuIu vri - .v DeBar-y, Adults Lovely large 1 bed room, air, Ideal for retIred persons 3775034 - 0 . ______________ g ' ' SALES BY - z it Z - caiendmr months from the tIme of have levied upon the following Deceased. has completed ad frorn'tentr -f town 373 5)09 after th- frst publIcation hereof, or the scri properly owned by Alvls mInistration of said Estate and has 6 lame wl! be !arred C. Adklni, said property being filed in said Court her FInal Report __i Flied Sanford, Florida this 3rd located In Seminole County, Florida, and Petition for Order Approving One root ttfiClgncy api., furnished day of July, AD. 975 more particularly described as Final Report, Waiving Formal Private entrance, bath & p.erking S: Cynthia Smith fOflow: AppralI, for DistrIbution and for A Admlnlsfratrix One 1) 1977 Chevrolet Monte Discharge of Personal Represen H flrown Carlo. red and white. yin No fafive, and that Said Petition will be Furn Efficiency Apt Attorney for Cynthia Smith 1)-Is? J7B6WOSOS heard on the 30th day of July, A U For One Lady 1401 Brlckelt Ave. Said vehicle being slored at 1975. at 10.00 A M , or as soon Waltr & LIghts. 373 5411 St- itt 701 N ilin Shell on Hi 17 97 thereafter as the same ma be MIami, Fia 3311) C:tselterry, Florida. Additlonil heard, by one of he Judges & Two Be*oam funished apts p. Publish: July 11. 7). 197$ information available from IN' CivIl Circuit Court, Elgpifeenlpt JudicIal Air (and., carpetinj, ranible DEP-fl Divliion Of the Seminole' County Circuit of Florida P40 pet*. 332 1510. -i a"! for __________________________ 5'eriff's Deparirnd'n,, Seminole County, in th• Probate urn shed and th ufsdenlgned M 5pyIft Of Crl, 379, Semlnote FICTITIOUS NAME SemInole County, Florida, will Courthcue, San'ord, FlorIda 3177). Notice is l'nrthy evto that I Slit Ii:Cl' A.kP. on t)-, 22nd d.y of July, OblectIona tu said Final Report engaged in ou'sir.e's. e. 7701 t'.tst At), 915, fler br ,-nd nIl to &%d eli ion for Order Approving Large; bedrovr, apt clean air Fifth Street, Sanford, Seminole the Piç1hrtt bidder, for toti, subject F1n411 Repnrl, Waiving Formal Cwsditioned. $175 mt plus deposit County, Florida under the fictitious to an tIll existing felt - I, ft. ADpraIsa, icr r.mistribu,Ion and for Adutts only r p't $3) 943 name of SHELTER TF.CHII1QUE, Front (West) Dew of IN' seminole Dlstharg.. of Personal Reprrsen. and that I intend to resister Said County Courthouse in Sanford, tative, II any, should be duly filed. MOntPlv Rentals Available name with the Clerk of the CIrcuIt Florida, the above described perOIled thIS lIt). cay of June, AD. *135. 51%-- Color TV Court, Seminole County, Fiork, in s.onai property 197$. QUAL1IY INN--NORTH accordance wilh the provisions of 'That said tale is being made to S Beverly B. 8cc nhardt I 41 ?IR 4,4, Longwood the Pktltious Name Statutes. To- Satisfy the terms of Said Writ of As Ancillary wit s.ctionwo. Florida Statutes Exacuflon. Admlnis*raIrIx C.T A of the AVALOP APARTMENTS John C Polk, Last Will e'nd ADULTS. P40 PETS Transfiouratlon . Inc. Sheriff Testament of new. nst. By: 5: Amelia U. Th*45ea, SemIsoft Cnty. Florida Charles Leonard Button, Secretary Publish: JIma .kilY 14, 21, Deceased lOr7BedS'OOm Adultsonty Publish' July 11. 21, 76. Aug 1. 973 1975. PtThlth Jun. luly 7, II. 71 1973 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK OF°3 Orfl 1 t)[f) 117 7345 Park. )rive $7Oup DELTOPIA- 2 home's. 3 BR. 1½ bath NO DOWN PYMT. TO QUALIFIED BUYER. 521.000. at PIwa Jim Hunt Realty Realty 35R.2baths Lonqwaodarea, $21,500 Call $31 7791 after 5. MUST SELL -. P4ev,) BR 2 ATP1 HOME, all extrai, good location MAKE OFFER 377 2217 SANFOPD-lyr.old,35R, 1½ bath with garage; flew carpets; assume or retIna,ce $21,900 Crank Reelty, REALTOR 530 6041. 51. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKEPS Days- 371 617) Nights 377 5474 or 371 2357 Free 'bree 'T. -....-L 1/f You'll Receive A Plant II Yn're One Of Our FIrst 155 Visitors. Lease An Apartment And Yot?Il Receive A I.ar. Plant For Your New Apartment. at HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet from It mill Large wooded lots •Str..t lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'SidewalkS and , '3 s ONE BEDROOM FROM p135 30 Year Mortgages -S pcI. down or Conventio',•I MortOages. TWOANDTHREE8EDROOMSMALABLE 2Sl0RlDGEW'OODAVE..SANFORDj j JUSTOFF2SthST., 3734420 ____ - ---_ - . - . • ' IL' . .\ . - (.5.,. V. - a - . - . - - - - . - • , . -. - ..., 'C' ' , - ' '73 Pontiac Catalina, all power, $300 cash, Call 373-13)1. ______________________________ take over payments. These Certificates are Good for Cash Savings at Jack Prosser Ford I RC UM -- _____ _____ TEM * PM11LN..... 65-Pets-Supplies _____,.l - $2862 OfIfS v4L C'u$.O At' tl AvI7. P175 - _[j, -.. - - ____________________________ -' Grooming Spidiiit now at getacquaInted prices for limited tIme. 372.1317 HiT - --- A1JGT 1CAfl , FREE male kittens, yellow I, b'ack. Also male. Mostly Chihuahua, I yr. old. 372 0331. s, $1050 ____________ ,, a.. .' ,'Ia. i Of FiS PAL, O4tI4 ?.AT - AVOQ'IT. 7575 Horse. Bay Gelding, 11.7 Hands. gentle. Neg. Cogglns. 1250. 323. 0596. __________________________________ ')f RunnIng Quarter, S yr old Mare, good cow pleasure I hunting horse. Spirited, but gentle. Ex. perienced rider Ohly. 37)2176. All Service Work Guaranteed 90 days or 4,000 ml., whichever comes first, - i' .ii.Ji' pi'rw*ul ihi"tls 67-Livestock- Poultry ' -- - JACK PROSSER FORD Pigs 2Mos. old, $30 319-5726 Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322-1411 _____________________________________ F.4 Color TV & Stereo combination Also black & white and color portables. Dinette sets.' 32) 0706. STAN'S HWY 44 FLEA MARKET Saturday & Sunday 337-9119 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks Installation avai'able. Bud Cabe4I 322 5057 a.ytime. 13' (Shape Plaughahyde button Bar. $200; Bar Stools, Glass rack, Bar Supplies. 322-1511 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE 31)313 C. First St 322-561 EXpSDYTO JUS PHONE CALL AW Nqine Improvements' Air Conditioning Central Heat & Air, Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 3fl. 1771. I u 1 " Roof Repair I Painting Free EstImates 1)1 6217. ask for Steve 2 for 1 FOR COLOR SNAPSHOTS From your Kodacolor Film Innletlon -i IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya new. 12 Exp -13 99 (7lprmnts car, see today's Classified ads for We install Maydeen Blown ri In 70 Eap -5.619(40 PrInt.) best buys su'atlon Call for free estimates Add 3S. each roll, postage handlr.q 6.'.f i.79 or cOi 734 )'?6 Circle your choice enclose film ________________________ & payment - print name 4. a BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTLand Cirlig dress MaU to install a water to air heat pumpfree cit. DYKES AIR CONDOUBLE PHOTO DIT1OPIINC, 3718177 P.O. Boa *310 ISTERSON LAND CLEARING WinterPark,Fla.37793 PuIIdczing, Excavating. Ditch 100 PCI. SATISFACTION Work. Fill dirt, top soil. )72 5943. GUARANTEED LOoking for garden equipment? TOWER'S BLAUTY SALON PHOTOGRAPHY BY ED Read today's classified ads for (formerly Hamnelt's Beauty Nook) S.'e'ciallsts irs outdoor portraits; Also good buys S19 E Pine 32'2 574? Weddings. Call for details after • S:303239O92 encrng PHOTOGRAPHY by RAN:-' SEAMAN FREE - Walk Gate iii of July with Weddings. Candids. Comment anypurchaseolchainlinkorwood P.','itlnQ. DIs.cinq. 3atb Poe' wOrk, Aerial. Portraits. Ad.'' Custom hay baleng. light fence Lower cost per It, Call tisiflg 531 0506 or 62$ St-b clearing 377 6.577 alter QUALITY FENC Anytime 37) 6131 , - Beauty Care - F Land Malntsnance 51-Household Goods Gas range wIth grill; Hotpoint refrigerator wilt. Icemaker. 372 0250 or 349-5.517. Two India Oriental Rugs, beautiful condition, One 9*12'. $700 One 9'z9', $125. 373 5420. KULP DECORATORS 10W.1ttSl .177-7)33 We steam-clean carpets 1 lnger Zig in cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe %wing machine Sold new for 5.149 CO P1 balance 01511cr lOpaymentsof $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 372 9111 Eve 5*91)46 MOVING- HAULI PIG --SALVAGE Sunny Bros 321 029'tafter4PM _______________________ It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't PleedS" with a want ad Yard CIeae.uo' Hedges TrImmed' Flower Beds Cleaned? Free c'stiri,ates. 32) 1066 or 373-1914. Need your czrast,ce.t' Prompt arid dependent service, 57 arid up .372 BUDDY'S HQMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 3771331 Expert roof repairs flat roofs thit.gtes All work guaranteed ROOFING 3736700 " - L? ' "...'\. I .- ' " .''1 'k")t'" UtWtj BuDdicqi ______________________ L Pest Control - Aluminum utility Buildings inc$I,id rig floor. deIiverv, installato, Willy Watt of Orlants, 796 4224 - -, ' ___________________ your l' cost A .i.- M irt - Waif Drilling ________________________ Care . I tFI('i ('P'1l ( SPR1NI',LEIR SY,T1ft, All types and sizes We repair and sir ivee S TItlE MAC H' NE & [(1 INN P' 7 floor c.m & (rOotI.ri,4 Ph'%fl-1051 Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, It's like pennies from N'*ven when Custom Work Licensed Bonded yt'u ip!! "Dcn'? .Ncc-%" ',- tP a rite e5Iimat. 373 6031 Aant Cd __________________ SUPPLI LU 7'77W ?,.1c, List Youi' Business..,DjcI 322-2611 of' 831-999 Stereo, beautiful large Old English. S speakers. $135 377 345.7 I') . . .P . - - . • i '•; . . .. , ' . -. .. • '1 ' .. . . .. ' . . , • . •5 ,,' . . , - , ,,._ sS.._ .• -. , . . . . ' . . • , . - .. ,.,.. . '.• '- • '- '', .. . -. - i'. ' . _____- - - . 'f'2 r''" Don't need" Serve a useful purpose again when you'se(i them with a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call us today I Doni delay! ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 25.67 Park Drive 372 6.335 PURIFICATION SYSTEMS-Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3939. KENMORE WASHEfl,psris, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0497 _____________________________ r'' ___________________ R*glstered with the state Class A Contractor. HomeS, additions. $30 5.377 or $94 $411 elves - Roof Repairs Average IS sq ft roof 1600 Call Orlando 3994550 dy -it "iu he tre$ tP'' r("f not, try U'it nest !iirert rant 8. body work 7367306. elmer I' m - 323 IS5. Pick up & delivery SOLAR HEATING AND WATEI 0 A-LA CLEANS AL Point & Body Work 371 C701 luildlng, roofing and concret, finishing, free estimates. Cleaning Eimerorprr-..'. 9'" as Refrigerator, 17 cv ft Freezer Separate 5100 621 125-1 Pressure Reasonable Rates. 373 605.0 Improvements If your roof is for the birds C&l the BirdAlien Wrenn Zag, 52-Appliances ' Mowing& Edging - 11am. Assume Payments Lawn Care Haung ________________________ • , ,., MAITI AND FLEA AART 1911 HWY. 17-92. Open Sat 5. Smirl 95 53$- 2920 53-TV. RadloStereO Remodeling Ci.lI for Appt. 322.3103 Additions 19707-passenger VW Bus, radio, like new, $2,195. Call Whitey Eckstein, at 322-1651. Dealer. - A small Classified Ad brings big returns. Try one and see Call 322 7611 or 531.9993. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.30 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Men & Women's Wearing Apparel 75c, this week only. All Soul's Sharing Center. 512 Sanford Ave. Open mornings. - C;QNSTRUCTION Inc. Sanford, Fla, 211 W.2Sth 1U4 Ford Fa1rlane 50(, Minor repairs. Pfew inspection sticke-r *110 177 1561 Hanson's Shoe Shop, 221 1st St. All types shoe repaIr & dying. Marion I Saddie Lee, new owners. 372. 9992. Kenmore Dishwasher, large family' size, works perfectly, $50. 3fl.5457. RIDGEWOOD ARMS away at 1944 Fury Ill, in good coridellor,, 5.500 or best offer. Inquire at 410 Me4ionville Trace AptI No. 13, Sanford. - Kenmoee Washer 5, Dryer, 7 years old, was $450 new. now $325. 373 7141 after S _______- sale CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 1379 64-Equipment for Rent iI 77.00OBTU, 130 L. Tank, good gauge, double smoke stack. Also tools. 372.31$). ______________ - ---- - 964 Pontiac G'iO convertible, low mileage, 1 owner, good :or4itlon $100. 321-09)3. . 372-7111 7S71ParkDr. AFTERHRS. PtTOP 322 3901 772 9211 372 0645 - - - Cesh Cash for Junk Cars We nick u. PH For Your Junk Cars 5619716 or 545-2010 Bithlo. We sell 32391 &installusedmotors&us.dparts. JI B Auto, open 7 days a week 1965 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon, good running, best offer. Reconditioned Batteries, 112.9$ Also Couch & chair, $33; Mattress exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, & bi sros . 510 323 7906 after 6 1109 Sanford Ave. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGardenCenler 601 celery Ave., Sanford at area. 7606S.Hwy.17p7 REALTOR 37) Established Residential Area? -'_'. I. NEW HOMES - in good 3&4 Bedrooms Priced in mId 20's 5 pcI down, 7 pct mt. 14.500 Harold Hall '' REALTOR 2201S. French Avp .371-0041 LOT- over looking Lake Crystal, 76-Ato ___________ SpecIal shrub and garden sprayers, 96 cents es. GardenLand, 1100 W 1st St. 3236630, 2610 Hiawatha Ave 17-92, Sanford. 3236170 Real Estate Peg Real Estate Broker 32I0440,3fl-fl4,3fl.7$ In Sanford's Finest as - BEAUTIFUL- apponted 2 story older home, 1 bedrooms, 7 baths. carpet, drape's. fireplace, 537,9QQ, Kish I P'-'e c.' Hou',.efuU CASH 3234321 __________________________ 80-Autos for Sale - COUNTRY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, hi. lo shag carpet, beautiful fireplace, oversized double gar,age, $40,000. WITT REALTY , 25 to 50% off Buttons & Bows Children's Store Outboard motors: Xi HP Elgin.12 HP Sears. Also Citation Out.. washer & Crib. All work 3730)72. NEARLY API ACRE- 3 bcdroom,3 bath split plan, large family room with fireplace, fenced, $51,500. COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large and shaded, 57,500. Moving? Why Not Live Sacrifice Sale a. Real Estate Broker 377 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 ANTIQUES - Re QUALITY- 3 bedrooms, I', baths. central air, low down, assume mortgage *76.900 Z 323.7560 321-0041 KISH C') REAL ESTATE ____________________________________________ u ii DUPLEX- Fun. or Urfurn, teal Locatlon,Rea5onabIeRen,,pp,e .,wrwr IS)-Ji'lJ, #uwu Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat And Air, Shag Carpeting In LivIng Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped ICitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More Ill Come On 0%'? And See For Yourself. . BAM800 COVE ARTS. Spotless, newly rc4lrsted. decor furniture, 2 bcdroorns. See our modelit: SOOt Airporf,$anford 373 1340 - a rayton Uealty 2.6JParkDr. ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT- Choie 1 beiroorn, maintenance fre', central air, w w carpet, boat dod:. swImming beach, finest iocatlo'i U5,500. $1,000 DOWN-? bedroom, 1 bath Ii Winter Park, 5.73,475 APARTMENT WITH BuSINESS BUILDING- Escellent fronlage Hwy l7-? 543.000 Submit offer. by Lawn Mowers. We Sell The BetI 1. Servica Ihe Rest. Western Auto. 30) 1st SI. Town 5 en.t 10 Acre Tracts of md witvi tries Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford 377 7551 - Lake & A neot 7 bedroom home with Florida IOO'. carpeted throughout, all ne,' appliances, corner lot, *17.500. W. Garnett White t for Sale Duetosmoftedamage,merc?.andis, 4 Bedroom, I bath, on good garden land, $27,000 PIPIEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for )Opct commission. Free pick-ups. Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 372-2270 Dachshunds Mniature, AKC $65: Chihuahuas, white male. 3", moe.. $50, ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING I BOARDING KENNELS 377-3752. Merchandise 2 Acres N ear D.l r.+-.i, IWOI L.OLOW REALTOR 7701 S. French Ave .32)0011 Furnished home, 1½ bath, covered patio, large rear yard. 521,000. - at IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OP FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY cszi eec a,, IMsee*I at y(e,ve,$e,, N.es,msiu Oftic.323.liSl ' • Make your Budget go further, shop I1;h ltIlI Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233$66 Wanted to buy used Office furniture. Arty Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hey. 11-92. $30 4736 . - 4 Bedrooms JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. • . lfl'x170' lot, 1500 sq. ft. on floor of building with 1000 ft. Of storage, On busy hlghwey, owner will assist financIng. 543.000. ____________________ Fenced yard, 3 bedrooms, I bath, Lommercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage . , - R,,EAITORS Pool Spacious 1 bedroom, 7 bath home, with family room, central air and heat. Entertaining area $37,000. Termi Your MLS Agency WHAT IS IT? HtRE'SHOwlTwO*k$ Ye,pvvth qiIi1$tyryp,,.,,, tiis 3 b.drsoms. a ham. kit Mid4nl..g r,en £ liviM rscm sa the i.wer lent. . The ,er level is ,..tt.&shed., . Ai ye,, Iap,.11v yew'. V$V sitari Ctø%p4et the ,er level by boIls, WIrti.a likar'y, des, battwesm. whatever yew tie)., however yew wIsi, s4.,sev,r ye, wish. aI PAMILIS$ LIVI IN NAT$ONA ØJMI5 THAN ANY OTHIN -MOMIS IN Till WOILD. the Drapery I Upholstery Business, real estate Included. $34,000. CARRICK REALTY, REALTOR 47-3I00. 4 Bedroom, 3 bath, pool, beautifully landscaped. $31,500. 322-2420 Anytime "THE HOUSE THAT GROWS' ------- 62-Lawn-Garden Near Golf Course GOOD GOSHI 525,950. 3 bedroom home, master suite with huge bathroom, fireplace with gas logs, beau? iful overhanging trees. Gotta see to bebieveI 323-7011 Legal Notice GENEVA- 1 Acres, $16,000 - TROPICAL SPLENDOR and never leave Sanford. Prestigious Mayfair • BR home, kitchen equipped, near Lake Monroe. Value above, but priced lower than area Comparables. $39,500. Furnished as BELAIR- 120' * 1)7', $4,100 Kish Real Estate DAVES' 32) 9)70 For used furniture, applIances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks I chaIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as it Cash and Carry. PIOLL'S Casselbecry, 17.92. 530.1704 ____________________________________ ______________________________ MAYFAIR- 100' * 117', 520.000 1977 Honda frame, wheel, tank. seat & accet,sories Be's? offer. 319 5726 We Buy Furniture 58-Bicycles HammondC.rgan, L-lOOseries 46-Commercial Property LAX ECATHER IPIE,38edroorn.split plan, large corner lot, fenced, pool, central heat & air, dish washer, 530.900. 345-3117. - CASH 322.4132 Kingston electric guitar. 70 watt Rosac AmplIfier Must sell Sacrifice, $150 32) f"Dt 967 Honda 160. runs very good Windshield, box & new battery, $250. 3fl 5.457. for good used FurnllLre & Antiques. STAN'S, 3774719. Cash WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. 37) 73,b3 3777139 after 5 Lake Mary, 5 Acres between 3rd 1 _____________________________ 4th St. at VanBuren St. Near 60-Office Supp'ies School Bruno Belluccl, 1912 ___________________________ Lise St., Crystal Lake, Illinois, 60014 office furniture DELTONA- 120' * 125', $700.0 extras. ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy. 17-97 372 5961 59-Misical Morcharxlise _______- REALTOR 372-7196 King Size 68-Wanted to_Buy price. Read the ClassifIed Ads. S Speed Girl's Bike Practically New, 145 Phone 373 47C.4 after S --- REALTOR 2701 5. French Ave., 321 -0011 _________________________ Estate Real 54-Garage Sales 1971 Honda, 750 CC. excellent con-dItIon, adult owned. Custom. many Call 574 1757 or may' be seen at 1179 Section Line Trait, Deltona. HOUSEBOAT 20'*lI'. almost new, good condition. Call 319-k02. S.emnole County 5 to 60 Acre tracts, several locations. 51.500 to $.4.000peracre Goodterms. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6250711. LAKE MARY- $5' * 1)4', $3,700 323 6041 or 323 05)7 eves 7 BR, screened porch, garage. fireplace, zoned commercial. 114.950. Acre Realty. REALTOR. 373 7150 Spring is "Move outside time." Gel patio and lawn furnil.mre at a good Used Req BARGAIN HUNTERS UEWAREI Low down will buy this almost new 4 bedroom, 7 bath home on 'a corner lot. Carpet, patio, fence, central heat air. Only $29,000. , ___________________________ are . 322-6457 New hOs in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments Ic-st than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualify I Sten strom W1jgC , - ••.•_ I. ________________________ 43-Lots.Acreage "SANFORD'S SALES LEIDER"-- 'Cnpanlon- Housekeeper for Work your own hours Earn extra etderly widow. Room, board & income an AVON Represin salary. Reply to Boa 377. co The t,tt,. Call 44430 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457. ________________ _________ Sanford, Fla. 37771. ________-________ Needad,bodylfenderman __________ ___________ case , ' Horses A rrodern 3 bedronrn, 7 b.sth CR 7 acrc.-. L,rq, tamiiy room, $29,500. Terms if desired. Call Bmd S.,endner. 371 7111 afler 5 p.m. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR While * Realty. demands which you may have aforesaid court on the 25th day of In re: Estate of against the estate of WILLIAM March, AD. 1975. in that certain CHARlES LEONARD BUTTON. 4 Bedroom unfurnisl'*d apt., air. EUGENE SMITH. deceased late Of $173 month. entItled, Geirger-flurthfl.Id Deceased SemInole County, Florida. to the Properties, a general partnership, $30 dim'9ed PPOS .203E 71s NOTICE OF FiNAL Circuit Judges of Seminole County, PliInf 1ff, v-s. Acikins And Associates _i7349 after 5:30 REPORTANDAPPLICATION and fllethe same induplIcateandas Contract Furniture, Inc. and Alyli FOR DISCHARGE provided In Section 133.16. Florida E. Adkins, Defendant, which All prsons hereby notified 31-Ajrtments Furnished Statutes, in their Officn In ?h. aforesaid WrIt of ExecutIon was that the undersigned Ancillary _________________________ County Courthouse in Senilnol, delivered to me as $herff of AdminiStratrix CT A of the Estate Large 2 btirri an a t kI - - S wall c.'rpet, central heat & air, drapes, kitchen equipped. $67 0191 anytime, 196$ Skyline, 12*5-6: 2 bdroom, 1 bath, dr. skirting, awning, 12*20 steel utility building, completely fenced yard. Call 441-3053 before 3:00 p.m. __________________ I'm single, beautiful and lonely. You can keep me company In a raised wood-beamed living room, dine with me on a balcony & many extras unheard In a mobile home. Assume payments or rent with ______________________________ optIon 377-1109. 3 BR. 1' bath, big utility room. wall. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 199) 19195. French 377 7311. ? 1496.372 1964 22 trC?.34,( lit.l COLOR TV,$11.9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 441.1004 55-Boats & Accessories - Oviedo, secluded on one acre, 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, formal dining rm, family room, with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, rec. rm. with wet bar $39,500 365-3316 Stemper Realty OPEN 1pm .OAK, ANYTIME IV APPOINTMENT ,_ Mager Tr$in- World's largest leweters Profit Sharing. PIM, you pick. Buckeye & Pw'pIe vaca)loj many employee P*alI. StarS Tuday. July 73. benefiti. desire aggressIve alert ______ Oregon Ave., 1 mi. North Of 441 good personalIty hard worter: lust west i'i. willing t* relocate if necessary _________________________ ___________________ Call Mr. Boatnir, 372.1000 or in ____________________________ Plaza. person 1)00 State St.. Sanford -______________________ 18-Help Wanted _______________________ REALTY I1OE.2SthSt, 3726655 GIANT OAK TREES- Shades this fenced corner tot Included is 3 Bedroom home, with central heat & air, all for only 526.5.00 Honda, XL. 750, 1971 with 3)0 miles, 7 P*fmets, $000 Call Harry at 3229091. extras. KNIGHT ORR a co. CAREER OPPORTUNITY - 1977 12's44', 3 BR, 1½ bath, No down. Assume payments, Ira Icr, $109.31 mo. on rental lot. 131-9427 after 4 & all day Sat. 1, Sun, Owner. 'eq Real Estate Broker Longwood, 4 BR. 2 bath, fireplace, den, citrus tree's, fenced, prIced In low 30's. $31 3491. LAKE MARY ROULEvAND 'I11 rIf'IfIIl . .. * _______ 1 35 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD a TAFFER LOVELY OLDER HOME on Park Ave 4 BR, central heat & air, carpeted, fireplace, large corner lot. Owner motivated. $M,SO0. LAKE MARY- 7 BR, CS, small home on large lot. Big value for small price. $16,000. Terms. Sanford, by Owner, 3 BR, 1 bath, large eat in kitchen, plus formal dining roor.. New carpet, fireplace, large corner lot. Under $73,000, Call 6317015. SANFORD extras, ___________________________ 78-Motorcycles JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From B.,xcar" GORMLY'S E.14 Sanford)?) 1731 GARAGE SALE- 1717 Park ave. Monday & Tues., 9.5. 3. 24" BIkes, Dry wall finisher's tOOis 1, stilts. Misc. items. '6$ New Moon, 12'a60', 2 bedrooms. Many 57.500. 322-2519 alter 6. CHOICE LISTINGS INALL PRICE RANGES Si? W. 1st St. 377 541) SOUTH SEMINOLE- Squeaky clean, bedroom, 2 bath, garage. paneled living room, huge lot with trees, like brand new. No qualifying, assume existing rrortgage. with surprisingly l doisn, Immediate possessIon. Only $27,950. Call $31-$2fl. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Pool, TenniS. Lake Privileges, Clubhouse. 3 and 4 BR Homes and Lot from $29,400 STUDIO 1, 2.3 FROM MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn. plele set up. I'll save you money. Licensed. Orlando 773.5470 _____________________________ BALL REALTY LAKE MARY- 7 bedroom, large. family room, fenced yard, plenty Iliad, By owner. 322 1507. "Get 'Em Color TV's from 150; 81W, from 1)5; ServIce all makes. HERBS' TV. 1700 5. French, 37%. 1734. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if ClassIfied Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. 377-0401 __________________ , T' Will sell or trade equity in Domerlcpt Hills 4 BR pool home for older 4 BR In Sanford Reply Box 374, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fia. 37711. experience - PureHoney II0IW.3rd31.,SInIrd 332-5017 am name - 41Houses BEDROOM SUITES CREDiT MANAGER- We want a wqIl experienced and aggressive credIt manager. Frozen food helpful, but not essential. Pay commensurate with experience and ability Call T. H. McEirath for appointment. Ardmore Farms. De(.and FIa, -4.731 4434_- 67A-Feed By owner, House 17 lots on French Ave., zoned commercial Lakefront, Loch Arbor.) BR, 7 bath, den, garage, patio, Spring fed lake, 549,930. 372 6345 Monday, July27, 1975-JR 53-TV- Radio Stereo Larry Saxon, Realtor In the Herald Classified ads are black and white ..nd read all over * New Smyrna Beach, ground floor. luxury condo apt poolSide on beach Has everything. Reasonable by week, special rates, Mon-Fri 647 2559 Luxury Patio ' GR&SORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford 373.5200 ' SYI° ..i%5tt i ... - - • • - '-. -- - i__ia - - _, aavarnage so ioecarecnaiiengingposiuons throw your weight around of others today. They feel today. The net result could be strongly about their views. 're.. 'ii , 11 sy problems you can lii afford. you so emTAtJRUS(Apr-1120-May2O)If pl'iatically! s1es nt (alL' on deaf SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. , -i 1 i. 'n v • ears w. u .ou re a - ume arouru, iisj i_se ess f%fl"7Qi flflfl rn.a.x - - For Tuesday, July 22, 1975 - _____ ______ ________ .: '" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEM:NOLE COUNTY. PROBATE ØIVISION HOROSCOPE PROBATE HO. 7s.21)CP ____________ tnre: Estate of WILLIAM EUGENE SMITH ByBERNICEBEJ)EOSOL deceaSed. NOTICETOCREOITORS To All C-editors and All Penens NavingClaims.rD.mands.alu, Said Estate: You hereby notified ard SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ARI (Marth 21-April 19) , - - u W - Milk Maids To milk cows In milking parlor. Starting if $21 per day, plus montt.lybonus. Ocyornight work. 4 dayS On. 2 oH. Call 373-4117 for ppt. BAKER FARMS. . _____________________________________________ ____ V UV'!U' busInessund.rthe fictitious name of VILLAGE HARDWARE, Lcngwood Village Shopping Center, State Road 131, Longwodd, Florida 32750, intends to register the Said name with th Clerk of the Clu.uit Court Of Seminole County. Florida and tP.e underSigned are the sole parties Interested In Slid business enterprise. Alan K. Marlin Mary Martin William A Ottesger, Esquire 201 MedIcal Arts Center Saxon Bouleva-d Deltona. Florida 3fl.3 Attorney for Petitioner Publith: July 11, 2). 71. AUU 4. p975 r' 33--Houses Furnished ___________________________ , Mary, quiet neighborhood, 7 BR. turn, carpet, sun porch, utility rm.. 322 4194 G EXECUTIVE TRANSFER Custom 4 bedroom. 2 batn on over I acre In the country. Pao(a area. FamIly room. double garage, central air, heat Sparkling pool. patio. $5&. Call 323-9410. , ______________________________ 7 Bedroomtenced yard $ISOmo Adults pref erred 3735654 or 377 6670 __________________ .- SANFORD- 'c.Pediroom nome wimn den, or )I" UL0 .,n ,, vacant. Move rIght In wi,. ood terms, WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD--) bedrooms, )1i baths, central heat & air, fenced back yard. WIll dicker or swap. $7i,SgQ. 36-Resort Property Aoartments Complete child care Services. New Summer Prograrnl HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3fl3490 . Real Estate Farm house and three acres. silo mo A A McClanahan, Req Real Estate Broker, 371 5e97 anytime _________________________' A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants to age 7 only. stp, s. n 6i _______________________ A WZ i ISP Yi,.I I I•I J _______________ - 7 BR, near Junior ISenior High Schools, large lot 327 1610 Needed, AutoMechanic NatlonalAutoSales 373 -7011 LOST: White female Poodle, lust clipped. Nesr corner of Mangoustlne & First. Reward. 372-3762 or 327-3113 after s Legal Notice usoui FICTITIOUS • _Y!+. Child Care In my home $ISforone,$7.Sfortwo 322-3951 PICTITIOUSNAMI Notice Is hereby gIven that i engaged In bulness at Seminole Plaza 531 Hwy 1792, Cassalberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of HOUSE OF ALl BABA DBA OPEN SESAME, and I Intend to reigster said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, mlnole County, Florida In ac cordance with the provlsIs of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wi? $4309 Florida Statutes 1957. Sect 5 L. Gerard Publish: June3O.July7.14.7t,t9lS DEO ill _________________________ itj tiflfl diipn*na ,.n onWkonDriL;ke - -- .---------------. - -- - --------arivers u,c,ne reuirru. ARE YOU LONELY? Lii us help *elt, plus benefits Call City of you to meet the rIt person lust Sanford, 377-3161, cit SI. for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMER (CA. Phone: 305. Part time, approi 4 PIrS. a day. Must 713-2740. tave typing ezperience and be ___________________________ able to take on Initiative. Call 3V. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tofi 0611. Free, 444 2027 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens, -.----_______ DESK OFFICE SALES POSITION. Muit have son,e college Hr$ $ to 5-tost 8. Found- 5, Mon-Fri 5373 Hr. to start with excellent opportunity for ad. vancement. Apply Loxkreen Co., FOUND- Male Irish Setter, Celery Sanford, 327 1031. and Scoit Ave. area. Ph, 321 0192. Oe5t (24) Villa Alegre (33) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (34) ElectrIc Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.0) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) Feeling Good (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Gomer Pyle _________________________ _______________________ Legal Notice T1W'.U111 - I IJI Lakefront. 7 BR $713 mo. 1st 1. last. Water Superintertdent with e* tsiv,,p,riencs In dSvetOpmInt construction ar maintininci of LrcIthinf Vinigarl 841 kelpI water system, and .*ten$ive all four in one capsuie. Ask eaperlence In manging a crew, Faust's DTUs - High school educCtion and Fia. Club (44) Lost In Space 5:30 (2) News I WP - - LIT -. IITS - . Nice 1 bedroom trailer on large shady tot, $125 mo Adulti only. 373 0764. WEKIVA RIVER I Adult móbiiebhome village, under large Shady caks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean ifltrjorS, from$liO SP.I W of Sanford 377 44 ?O _________________________________ 2 Bedroom house, Stove. stao 133 Country Club CIrcle. 37345.75 all cc s. COLUMNS. _________________________ Can Help Rogers &iY PdVYII'fl NIce 2 bedroom block home, fur nithed or Uflfurfli%hed 37)7970, 42-APobl le Homes 1713%) REALTORS 457333 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, by week or month, Pleny of ground for children & tt 371-5659. Quiet 2 bedroom coItaop. Air lik. flew. paneled, large porth. $13; mo 1st & last Older couple Only 3270717 . BUDGETS ARE SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WANT AU THE FROM Ca11473-ISV Write P.O. Bo* 1213 Sanford,Florlda 37171 (33) Mickey Mouse . ,a.. - P*CfDWlYH * Dt9tNi(IP"G' POtLUP,t Perhaps AiiiOli Ar-vnyntis Neighborhood 35) FlorIda Lifestyle - - (24) Mister (9) Brady Bunch (24) ElectrIc Company NOTICS COSMETIC MANAGER- Field ISALCOHOLAPRO8LEM? Creations, a Marshall Field IN YOUR FAMILY? family owned cosmeti: company AL ANON has a local o*nang for an amFor families or friends of problem bitIou personable lady. Previous drinkers etperience In building a direct For further lnfomaIlcm call 473 4357 sates organization detired. A once write in a lIfetime opportunity. 373-3470 Sanford Al-Anon Family Group .o between9&l2or3to4pm. Box 333. Sanford, Fla 37171. - 41-Houses 34-4'cbile Homes Beautifully furnished, large 7 bedroom, adults preferred, $150 per mo Call 377 4470. Spring "Move Outside time" Get patio and lawn surniture at a good price Read tP. C'atslf led 41-Houses Forrest Greene, Inc. 1973 17' wIde, 1 bedroom, AC. adults. 512S per month. 372 5939. Two bedroom hOuse near ae Mary. 32? 9353 Or 3229277 Metodec Skating Rink. 18-Help Wanted 4-Personals (44) Underdog 3:00 (2.8) Another World (6) PrIce Is RIght (9) General Hospital (24) The Man Who's Giving 'Em Hell (33) Cartoons (441 #aoams 1-amily 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (24) International AnimatIon Festival (33) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) You Don't Say (24) Sesame Street (44) Mlcke Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City CouncIl (33) Batman (44) GIlligan's Island 5:00 (9) DInah It 32-Houses Unfurnished ______________________- Journal 's ,.,R Il?IStiSfl ?)4&,ti _________ (6) (9) Show Ofis (24) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (49 PhIl Donahue (2) Hollywood .111 In nearly a third of the patients other joints In the body, particularly the knees, will become involved. This may be temporary, and the joints recover entirely. In other Instances the joints continue to show progressive changes, and the disease becomes almost IndistInguishable from ordinary rheumatoid arthritis. It Is fair to say that the disease is often milder than many cases of common rheumatoid arthritis. There may be Intermittent attacks of low back pain and between attacks the patient may fee) fairly well. Of course, if the whole spine becomes fixed, the normal flexibility is lo5t and causes difficulty. -' Now You See ___.____ FurnIshed 2 SR Hou Adults, io Peti P41cc Location 371-3566 2 Bedroom trailer, $135 mo, plus $50 security, Mullpt Lake Park. 319Soil- _____ -- ______________________________ (6) As The World Turns () Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) GuIding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) SpecIal 2:30 (2, 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (35) My Favorite MarlLIfl 1211 Rift Mnv.'rt 6:00 (9) Sunrise JubIlee 6:10 (2) SunrIse Almanac 6:15 (6, 5) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of hn..n,,tg, 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 () Am America -ui 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue (6) MIke Douglas (S. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Juncllon 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (33) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2,8) Wheel Of Fortune GambIt (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.5) HIgh Rollers 2 Bedroom, unturnith.d, Adlti preferreø $30 week. Security deootit. '173 S$S ____________________________________________________ ____________________________ i Lovely cottage. air, carpet. TV, $133. Adults No pets. 372 7741. I Bedroom apt., kitchen equipped. air, carpeted Aduif 596 50 322. fl96 eves. & vt nd%. __________________________ DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday-Noon Friday _______________________________________________________________ __________________________ 1:) (2,0) Days Of Our AA.iuiø - ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noofl ____________________________ (33,44) MORNING 33 Theater passageways 34 Not cooked 36 Paid a tendance Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Vrlety 1:00 (2, 8) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) SpecIal Of The Week IUOSØO 27 Gerainl s wife 29 Beçan INot in (6) Search For bedroom furnished house, middle age couple desIred, 372. £261. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' lthruStImIS ...,..41ca11n1 _________________________________ 31cc line 6thru2S times .24cm lIne 0:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Utimes. Evning Herald, Sanford, Fl. 33-Houses Furnished One 'OELTONA- New Duple,i, Furnor unlurn Drapes, Water, Lawn ______ Care 323 1171 or 661 o3aa Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 12:30 (2. 8) Jackpot 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow Show • A RIA,IN 1j1 ri The usual tests for rheumatoid arthritis may be negative. This too makes early diagnosis difficult. THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG I.1A (O r',sfrelS (p11 ic -.--m,,,. ...i....i.. . 2 W40 O,nOt 12 Pace 39Gene Celebes 13 Understood 41 Watered silk 3 Combine it -- Vegas. 42 Being lLat'n 4 End of month Nevada 45 Ntve of tab) 21 Longs for Scotland S Senior Naval 23 Capers 47 small lh Office, tab) 25Syngman --. 41Century (eb) 6 Chnese Korean 50 Fabulous bird Pa;oda tarn SI Moutns (anal) 4 Vf in(,,.t 6 EIhIUSLOd 21 Eclamatons 30 Common and the nature of the ills becomes obvious. The Joints in the spine may become fused, giving the patient a "poker spine."Hewon'tbe ableL bend ,,t.nr n.e iv. luau; .. ..a ... -. .hit vi s ,,ar'mnt.v stiff back. TTt .4 [T (24) Intercom 24 (35) BIg Valley (33) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2. 0) TonIght Show (6) Movie () Wide World CX Entertainment (44)TheFugltive 12:00 (9) News r1 N __________ (9) Eyewitness (24) Nova (33) Felony Squad (24) Yoga Answer to Previous Puzzle ____________ ________ (13) Zane Grey 10:30 (13) June Allyson (35) In The Public Eye 11:00 (2. 6,8, 9) News MOVIC 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Realldades (21) Assignment America 10:00 (6) MeolcM Center (9) Carlbe (44) DInah r i ti Large hip bones, of the pelvis. The initial complaint is often low back pain. Examination of the spine, evel. with X rays. may not show anything. It Is not hard to realize, then, that an otherwise healthy, Rtrong, youngmanmaygett.aggedwltb a label of a malingerer or a hypochondriac, when In fact 1W has a seriOus problem. - .The only way the diagnosis be made in most cases at the beglnningisfromXraysofthe sacroiliac JOints, not the SPIIW. L2ter the involvement 0 joints may spread up the 11)11*, (44) Change • __________________ The Ghost (9) RookIes (24) Clarence Darrow (3.5) Coping With - _________________ (9) S.W.A.T. (33) My Partner 1:00 (2, 8) Baseball (6) Gunsmoke Joints Change \1.\1 it I ,A,rth By Lawrence K Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband recently completed a series of tests and learned he Is suffering from rheumatoid spondylitis, Marie Strwnpell arthritis. This condition seemed to come from an old Injury of some 30 years ago. What Is the Euturc tif SUCh d (oft.ljtlCTh DEAR READER - This is sometimes called a vartant of rneumatoid arthritis. The basic changes In the joints are about the same, The un.Ique feature of the fhnt it 51eJ tttttdalIV ctrifre -- -it ..S. ti%'..e young men (in about 90 per cent of the cases) in their later teens or early 2t. It begins with involvement of the sacroiliac p ______________________ ____ 31A-Duplexes - - ' - . ' •' . .. .. ' ', - , - ' , - •: : '-. : - �-- '1111111___________ — __________ _ 4... —, __ - __ — 41.3-Eefflng Herald, Snford, Fl. Monday, July21, D71 CARNIVAL — BEETLE BAILEY i ; Wrt Walker __ BEETLE, .Ww c~ YE-A I ~ ____ I I 0 vJ73 11 _____ l Dave by OOP I Gratis - I , ____ ____ ____ 1 ,) , , - , _. ) - ____ I ('.JTI' AWFUL LOT? 5 3NI P,sc ~ -- Si r 150 pornts (or honors rn rubber a d party bridge?" asks 1( 13 a matter of tradition. In zac great grandfather of onors were rea '24I / Ill, ftf . Psi , -My grandpa says he hadda walk five miles to SCh00I ... Ile must have been re.illy tough on bus drivers"' FUNNY BUSINESS M -XIER _,__%___ - - ~ r -- I _. - I k -A* " X&_ - - - 'a By Rog,tr Mien " 0 ____ ) . (Do you have a question for I ~~I CK _ -*N!~ - ------,_, . . - , I .1 V=W% IT ABOOT . the Jecoll Write "Ask the ; 11\ Ill :::) ____ ___________ voil C-, 1~) ! r" I I I ___ 1 ,s . 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(omplele di tails md lid: c - ___ 11 'F .V-FE='. 11147111CL " - F:'fl'.r 35 .. _____ ' E!! - E' V'V "TE-V'-' !"1,!-VV' ;!y- 6-11 8-A WEA111,11111-31 . ______________ _______________________________________ ' 'IT ~ 0 _____ Television 11 I A !, . F7.b - 1) --J .I il ________________________ -.-- ! V'=V'F'VSE S': I I %, - A%l P ;-. - S-A 6-7-Ii &.11 611 ... 8-A .. 4-A . S'll rA `l l l `l _ \r--P. . 11 N I 8 49 - JI 09 --1U I, ,it 4 I II 0, , 4 19'. .1 Hospital Obituaries _________________________ / of , -.- I -_ - i- . -_ .- '..:•: r plants __ - 1~ - ,,,,.. " 6-, ' - ___________________ -- ,, - -- i., - - - '. '_,' " tff~ - : -i - ' The authority learned that title to the Iladdle Wheel Queen - - - _____ - __ NO CARES, ai ir DBA To Vote On By-Laws the Greater Sanford Chamber of ronunerce. The by-lawsu .-re rrelp,ared in an effu;t ~j provide b str ictur.! through w-hieh the DRA can function In an active aid u'derl with him Pelley said "mutup.1 cowsent" manner, according to Sara Jacobson, member of the DBA Boara Is required before a mediator is of Directors cf I ec Ile DBA's 30-plus membership consists abnost entirely of merchants. Jacobson says, and efforts are being made to involve ~~_M -M- ~, -P =) ~~_~~ __ t_ said. more property owners in an attempt to meet and resolve the a But Steve Hosenthai. SEA's pe 4. If so they are not the concern of lotull-year-old Deouns Murray of chief spokesman at the Every downtown property owner and merchant is urged to 6 Kirgainin4 table, said the two ccoperate by attending the ineeting, joining the DBA and actt% el from ti er strenuous play at si ) Herald I hotograptx r .or 011 teams have developed u participating in its r"orgamz.ation. Jacobson said Williamson happened on the scene and caught young Sliss .. philosophical difference" Following the discussion, P vote will be taken among the o s M urra y I n s,h!ch, he says, a mediator with membership an the atkçtion of the by-Iws. ' ' ' - .. 43 * 11I __ ? _: 4~~D ~ ,%-* _ - C " 1 !F,j4~`iiw- -.4 ll ' "- ' - ' -'- ''-' -_ - -.. '!' "I! r zi '*'' ',-' - % '1 '\t -4 - ,.. ~ 16 %A . . 0, ~, rA& = q,* -1 -, ), 11 ,.. , ,- . , ~ 'i , ~ -- 1~ V_13t~ _'i~6C !!0~ --A-SP_ 6-2 -_ v ~71~~ V. - --_ 14, ,--,IT , lr,Tf;lf~f_~_11~_M_11= _ - --- - - .! Astronauts Thonris P SLII1 'Pt I (ENTF U, Houston While the Soyuz cosrno- ford an(e I). Brand and Don- M' space program for this mission (Ia) tiid the i 0' tII ii aUt I hur', in Mosel Tile cosmonauts were flown Soyuz landed in the barren to the nearby Baikonur Cosmodrome, their launching base, for-11" the astronauts about a 'et Kazakhstan. We .%londay night "touchdown'' stirring up a giant claud of ditst where Kubasov reported, - 0 1 11 . I : cooperatien between the world's two most werful no — two s Homecoming . of whith were flown phase of the lnterna,tional flight whi chI cou ld P in tin Un Si I ;,s its bratking rockets willieu jikit before tcuchdown. lim . . but it's inore fortunate to the splashdown parties that al. WHYS follow .--LVCtMfU1 Aineri. e televis,&J li%c arourA the rl~turn home. to earth." can flights. world, anl first for the SoNews conferences are slets who removed much of the plarned bs both crews Snrrs can'! JII1fl the sIt r ' from their - Vc 'r I) i tut, from I ri it \% dnt mlii tilt r t ff rd .11 - _____ 1 — I -'V' F_ i — w-1 th three months to orbit t "unbiased" viewpoint . ~__ Ttx. Soy-ta crew returned to tirll but In excellent physical showing that projected revenLe was -well ahead" of ex- earth Mionday after six dayb in condition after completing their I an accept an outside ma&tor sa\ tw, - sVe don't have tit meet tile title set Friday. The nauts celebrate their safe re- ald K. Slayton are sta)ing up an authority puretinsel the Queen turn to earth, the American its- extra three days, taking adlast week (luring an auction tronauts -it AIx)Il0 conduct ex- vantage Ill Id by Ill#-, Seminole County periments today and lo4* ahead orNt capability to obtain sciento their own splashdown parties tific data. riff's Department. Cosmonauts Alexel Leoliov 1(yan presented an apAuted after their homec,oming Thurs- I Files For Mediator Apollo Crew Looks Forward To with the actual L"gal turnover of t SEA pose -_-. - wjs now in the Port's hands tations take two months to prepare, using information from a recent 24-hour traffic co urt at the railroad crossing and figures from two - - testing. Fuller said Seaboard Coast Line officials had been contacted by mail two wee ks ago and that DOT had received a letter acknowledging the data request, but no information has been Wed by the railroad. Fuller said the justification report would . A hlarr Petles, the boards the proposed set of by laws Is to be discussed ata meeting of . _-Ii- -~ -- be reached on ~lchedule, soine 45 d,ays 110W. 11yan to!d the Ward that all of for federal funding later into the projecl the 7 05-page, contract proposal 'rL - I Mo. Oil 1'. rminals Inc., cx filled with water situation." - - "' ,., . A~ _ his beenii finished Workers are currently sandblasting the inside of several tzinks while the two largest tanks have been said. "This will open the way for us to discuss "-I In Seminole astinr "We want to know about passenger service and things like this," Fuller said. "Plans for extensive use of the crossing by the railroad would. of course, affect the overpass = ." .- r cent coni. plele with its turnover to &Iv- I ire on Pao, ... --- , - th po rt wus 60 46 a - with both firms to ensure ation of Ojvi.iw ia lhty have the right to hue should be able to soI e and fire We don t,' Rosenthal Either side ma ask for said But Pelle) maintains 4`4 . Tile Semino e -I' ucat on inediator, but guidehnes also grievance procedures are a Association (SEA) today filed say mutual consent is required --two-way street" and should be papers with the F 'orida Public before a mediator s decision Is a vailable to both sides Relations Ccmrnus.sion tPFRC) binding Fxcept for the last eight lines requesting a mediator to try to The latest SEA proposal gives the four-step grievance resohe the SF A s much the board the right to griese procedure has been acepted contested griesance procedure ag ainst SEA, but disallows the b) both factions. Pelley s two• The Issue centers on whether dispute to go to arbitration waystreet proposal is con the School Board would be unless both sides agree tainedrn those list eight lines allowed to grieve against the r . lot aj'uin "'The endorsement is a resolution similar to the one pl by the Seminole County Commission and the City of Sanford," Fuller B EDPRICKF Herald Staff %S nkr - ' - Ik4tUuuU tt% crossing arei. On Grievanc%e Procedure .7_1_ __ __:~_ ~ ~. 11 1,Q~l 111 , _ -- I " Fr, 4 - S014 Myr was fit-milly 4t%r.rnPt* rs ft'I!!O QUeiOI ts 0 - i report to the Federal Highway Adminitratlr• nd the Florida C-ongr'is1 dele aliofl jar thaw btM.l cotees ..- Ir 111_~__ - - 'in Around tile ('Im k p_11 SHOAT RIBS i__:: -. - -- I 8 H 114 i —a- fol I\- - - - . I .. . . %, "'l I I 'A I %~ -- I - \ I • ' . I - TODAY M , r . / .'1llllllllllllllll lllllllll-_ , - . ,, J 01 *, ~.) (1111,~l . . ability -- %%ere talking with Jim ............I,....~ - __________l_ .!, ~ 11 I a V I ._ / f.i - (ur'h which Inc cc Ciw P:cj ( - t _) rt , ' Tts Is still iq the talking SLI ge, so w t. w 0,11(1 rat her not > wIHIII The at;thurit~ wa5 t0d that ! 5RCAK q'r RJTATO C-4iP, L by 24 Th"09 t7 wtiidu would .iuthunt) thu r' presenUitisei 0. .1(~ l . ii — I _______________________________ T .-' ___________ ~i .A IMT" _J - . - --- rted to llo! 1~ / ______ I'f proposed plant .I _______ meetings ) .,=, I -.., - ~ _! being made to ,assist Johnson OKAY... NOT!50 FASTS 1 , 11 ~ , ~ ~ ' Epr YOUR APOL06Y RE ~, I i . .,_ ~.__1: 1 - I . a s -.-- ::: _. • , --__ - i —.' 1I "%'us.us - " ' If - C) ~ A ' ._. im - * "'- 1. I WA5 MERELY OFFERIN6 YOU Til 05E OF W moT ANP MY COT.BUT IF VOU PREFER 5LEEPINL A _o_' - officials last wet in with the council's citizens, advisory and policy proposed based in Chicago and has been plant for Johnson Metal in operation for some turn Fabricators and Manufac% Should both Johnson Metal turing ltd and in established l'abriuitors and the feed null feed mill company's nterest In locate at the port the number of constructing a null next to the acti ve in d ustries at the port ports slip would increase to six, Dolgner Dennis l)ulgner told the 'said - ' I submit the I repaired Seminole County Jail this week and consider a 14-point more than $80,000 for Installing the tmproements He Askew minimum fire protection package as one of the final steps in said the board will have three options from which to draw the Among the leng th y parade of returning county prisoners to the fire-damaged facility, money federal revenue sharing funds, county contingency Witnesses before tile jury in the ne jail was extensively damaged in a June 9 fire in which 10 money, or the old county courthouse capital outlay budget. jail probe were five Seminole irunates and a jailer died. In a worksle -ssion yesterday, coffmiLmioners met with members County Commissioners, Sheriff County Commission Chaimian Sid Viblen Jr. said this morning of the stud) committee sheriff' s department personnel, SanJohn Polk, jailers and ad. he was "awaiting word" when Robat Johnson, chief fire ford Fire Departm,ent officials, Sanford budding officials, county ministrative personnel, atvestigator with the state office, plans to visit the county. fire department personnel and the county fire inspector. torneys involved in a 1974 Yesterday, after meeting with the fire safety study committee, Viblen said by caft in the buflding officials and all fire circuit judges' probe of county Vihlen contacted Johnson and requested he come to the county agencies, we county is maiwisure the count) has no liability Jail conditions, city and county W ed nesda y, Thursday or Friday. fire department personnel and Vitilen says if Johnson approves the 14-point plan- the com- when the prisoners are moved back in." tt'smu fire safety requirements for reopening the jail (Continued on Page 2-A) (Continued on Page 2-A) reports conerning - said. "Once all this is gathered. we wi1l Jul week fire probe there has been lation that the probe public need for theI fZX" 1r"*` "I - I -_ - - .- ) At the same time. Henry. Fuller, DOT Fuller said Le ECFRPC endorsement was gained FORGOT "E r y/ ~v ~ HAAPCwE " "We will also use some information from the Nat1i'naI Safety Council in developing road users' costs at the crossing now," Fuller given fnillowing ,hree presentatiow by DOT uthorit) port Count) ground list i SU)IA i night during a intuing 1,1 dat I for Road 46, west of Sanford, the Department of Trar.sportation (DOT) announced today, report might be sealed and sent about industries at the Seminole establisWrig a plant at the port k .r 12-hour tests made in 1973 by County Engineer Bill Bush. - the County CornmL-wim next wed wffl corWder proviftg to the office of Gov. Reubin . 6 — Q!~X 0 .~. I I -.- Ill D :" by Crooks & Lisw,,nc. gDEA, I I I Z'Mr7 k- 4D CAPTAIN EASY ø.1 ~ J by Bob Montana -- law, is secret but during the six- Jail - Awaited Of Two Industries De ai Pans J I 111 ________________ ' " T' —_:i:__ \ - WITI.4 t"1' . 1) L_ %vOu SAID 'LET GO OF *E!1_6~0 I pip 0 I .~ ! OWJ _ r (..E .p - TO MAKE 'THaS BOAT ME' lop \\ AcApc'Acp(T- YOU BIZL)Tr-: WHAVO THE or5LE l1r-- H C)ll irl H0LJr .') - 1 iNVENTED BR4KEb 5s0 T'JJG44T 'ç i - DOES T-4E FACE COME ~ ARCHIE NATIVE-5 volved. Grand jury testimony, Sanford office. - ...•'fl --- " aVi9r - ( / ~ 4itP I -_ Ii -L \1 I JCC . .. The East Central Florida Regional Planning Council I E(,'FRPC) has endorsed a corridor studies engineer, said a grade separation justification report i being written by his department bhuwtm i cust - i I _-NIll - _; i ; J ' %..17 0 01 _______________________________________ 't- . - ~ - COME I'LL ' WITH SHOW ME' 'rtXJ WAVY - by Dick _r . 1 'YOU C 0 1.1 - r' '. - IF 0JL1 I — ~l 0 ,~1 9 , IA., 11,1!!; i %01 W .4::.,:~11 1 — 1 ..!_;:..;l .- .I I_ .1 - ' I low- . .A - goes proposedrafiroadoverpass required ____ W ~/ . 1 ."- - WA'!'? i-lAiR' . - . i __ - - .- - -- i SR46 Railroad Overpass - - PRISCILLAIC ' , • . _____ . , ,,;-- ,,,i%.l /Zial,A ,- I DON'T e(p' W14l WRONG WIT)-4 ME. _____ - , J years servl said there was no . A --- - months until she can retire from the count) with 10 I. i A State Fire Marshal's official is expected to irispect the , ,, ! P l ann ng State Inspection d rvt : a , ___ I r_ - - ~ - -~__ ---_~~i-_ 7- -, ,... -I I U en r " '. .,- I - BUMSi EAD! wHy AREN%r vw I - \ "4' ,/ . J - i R4W.l , / - -'.,. rAl WE'P 1'fER L-EAP IHE HORSES TH1)L)&H THIS F1AIRlE PO&1bWN...114Y M161ff S1'P IN A HOLE. I -I ; _____ Siml who says she hals her - . • e TUMBLEWEEDS - _____ office, Investigator Jack Fulenwider. in Br v rd County. Florida law allow5 a judge jurors were assembled, but had It was not immediately While the nature of Staley's to order a grand jury report not gone into official session determined if the grand jury illness, was not Imm ediateI y withheld from the PU blic untfl Tile Senunole County (;rand because Asst. State Attorney would go into its final ses-vion kncwn, he had contmented to a persons or agencies criticized Jury investigating the June 9 Bill Staley had been taken to today under the guidance of Herald reporlter yesterday that in the report have a chance to fire of the county jail that killed Se.11iinole Memorial Hospital Herring, who was reportedly in he was "almost exhausted" reply. Ilie law also provides 10 es and on:jai jailer Was emergency room for treatment the courthouse. e1att from the extra load put on him that the court y expunge d thLi morning by the o an undisclosed I ness Herring nnrmiilly spends by handling the grand jury portions of a grand jury report em rgencyhospitalizationo an State Attorney Abbott Tuesdays and Fridays in investigation plus the regular upon proper motion' by at. attorney I leffing's office said Staley was Sanford anti the other (Lays assistant state of duties of heading lierring's tol for the persons ine ire probe . s,eauIn., U ta k to the hospital by Chief the week at his Titusville office , I . I - I 1 / 1 I I'll. " - _____ . t S I - ) - .• U f47.FitV11 ttz , -`F _____ _____ k,-. M I A/ /--,*I / A . ~~ __ _!~-_l ~~~_ ~~ I. 1, , ,h ,< ( 0 __ 7--- 6 PJLI iIsaz A.t'7 /i4' MZ.4IN4kJY51E- C 'Wv 4'i'O'i Efl.. £I45 b'v Mt 77 J4j 1I =W at ,1 thiAT / t,tw 7( 4A __- ; . I __ ti~~ .,. =44. ~, ,~ ~ ) IWEW. RR )4 iK4!/e fly 4Tcf'*W iW)W J IiZXIIT P1 71 /t4P A • A'64A( . kf COLLE69 r FINAL EXAM ____ letter " early P/P r E" 7ra 'TWE STUDENTS ARE SEEKING 'vi dw - = - by Larry Lewis '4A TO HAVE AN APPOINTMENT _________________ Kwiat kowsk i said later 'particular" instance which says she will serve as a simc-ol yesterday he was not trying to initlated her transfer. : Secretary 111. "Mrs. Sirncoe does not drive Simcoe out of the office, -With the pressure in this She his doubled since March qualif) .idrninlstrathely nor but that the job requirements parucularofficelma> not have • as Administrative Services by experience to be a count) which she met several bears lasted three months,' she said go M&MIMM11=111 Director, BETTY SIMCOE administrator. I personally ago, have shown so that she yesterday. She said she had Kimbrough's attack came in cannot justify spending $15,000 may not be able to meet them heard about the memos ciroffice." eek and crews this morning were using chain saws to cut trees a memo to Kwiatkowski of the taxpayer's money for a today. culating in the office, but had Her departure from the yesterday in reply to a July 17 glorified secretary regardless In the path of the new bridge righk)f•way. Above, Johnny After Simcoe's requests, the not read an of them. Kwiatkowski position of administrative Alexander, party i'hlef of the surveyors, surveys rlghtsof'way memo from Kwiatkowski to th e of whose political favorite she board last week decided to split She said assistant leaves cmm1sslonrs board in which he described is," Kwiatkowski states, leading to the new bridge site. Worke rs have clea re d about o ne the administrative and "doesn't know" what on minus to provide Simcoe as being unable to mileuf trees and underbrushwithsawsandbulldozern since In his reply, Kiinbrough said: administrative assistant in the operation of the inner-office coordination, handle the double position. ki rs ability applications or (Coatinued on Page does not spend enough time in I . I ___________ ____ — unfortunate loss of a vital nirig office Monda), where she one exception That exception is 11, I 11%, I ( - ~At_;17_ mmir,, 'a I ' penned services CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -1 . . I-- I 1.I qw% , office to the Mimpower Plan- recormendations to a "T" with existence rniserablic." 1 - (-" J" / __ I ~ ~ - 1 I t• perform in any position to munty government is sli milar to a the Count) Commission central sultant L H Underwood's personal effort to ni' _____ .0 administrative services position this morning. Bob - personally cannot justify spendin I Assistant Betty Simcoe be,cause brough of what Ile termed (,ailing Simcoe, Kimbrough's K%vi,atko--%sk - I'. s -Iwnwnal cf- "politic il favorite." forts to inake tier existence Kwia me metno says the county has transferring from con YCO 1"TED 000NESBURY _ BIasted Switch transfer of Adrnlnlstrati%e I CONTINUES 4 Job e $15,000 of the taxpayer"s money for a Ellis, intergovernmental County Con; Smnol nat glorified secf less os inissioner John blamed Commissioner harry political favorite she is." wit .onunissoner ic ,iiams KIatkowski for the job —Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski yesterd> -sa)lng hefelt left i 4,0~ / r ___________________________ mco B)MICKL.00IIItLD(1F., er In r itt ~lll some ten ninutes later South t8resting questions will be has lost his two trump tncks used in this column and Jim: "The ten minutes elaps. writers will receive copies of ed at the end is typical. Ile JACOBY MODERN.) ? - _4 1 h j Commissioners Exchange Memos 1".I I "Why do the still my. West follows with the / ! I . leads alov trump toward durn 1~~ J I'' i South (9JT THAT Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents . Jim: "(),I many occasions we have 01scussed the sli&ht extra miteri.il difference in thf chance that the real expert score They incan little it, cut,. gives himself when it is there." tract. but the public are used to Oswald: "in the ordinary them and they add a little spice bridge game loses little to rubber bn fe On the other or no time in finding a way to hand. they have no mispla) the trump Heins In duplicate and ha'e been the club lead and Promptly eliminated for some time. by Art Son FIVE F ~F . B OsuldtJamesiacob) THE BORN LOSER 'W Ps Ili" 2 ' 67th Year No 287-Tuesday, July 22, 1975 ,t;a South Eiii A - _ 11 I . U. - - sp irnPattric two. West could do no better than take his ace. ____ i-' ,' — A Q6 (Opening 2 _____ _________________ L.ç CAN Pass I_ A I- - trumps in the West hand." Oswald: "'nat way would be l ____ ~, .- I' SOL71110 A Q 64 32 Nor th Well ______ _______ ____ II1}ITCIliii East held all four trumps & AK lkth%ulnerlble DR,w,, iT BE,* GEMS? ) GLASSES OF WXTET, PLEASE! 1. . , VQI05 0 ii', , 9 01 . , . Oswald: 'A Iitt e thought before hading to trick two would show South that his slam • ; Of ~--__ ~ __ -_______~ - 't . . starts to think when the time Fast *kJ:: VA 861 / ALLEY by Dick Tumor ----' ='VE- ' =E' -i --- Z St'E. F' 9y=V'_=r'.;JE? - '. - T FE! F'VE!.1_ EEE EtE'V'=EF'''V ,f''.'V' Er 31!! fl.Er' = 'V' -'!' 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 20, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdf8298b04964ae5ad851af643b39e80.pdf 2ecd2853969b6d6ac818be89124c13f7 PDF Text Text _______________________________________________ - - ____ - _______________ - ___ 413-- Evening Herald, Mort BEETLE BAILEY 'EiTh4 14 T A —: $ 2I' I ( ___________________________________________________ ALLEY OOP _____ "I TO%%t4 AHP-AD, I'M SEEINI ThA /, r, r '' I OR AM I SEE -j 'TOO, ORVILLE. 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I - - ______ - - VOW- I #* -- . • •'' 0 - -. ~ __________ •1 the state's prosecutor, 404 by vehemence, - ,- ~- --~ - 7 .,, 'L1 .4 lrJ,6*1?.11r '44lItk,,, ,,_________________ .'- r ' •: - 1i i "" _________ .- ___ __ - — \ w . ~ , ., . -Alw.A_ . r~ -.1. t t 11 i . 1~ - iI ~ I I ' I - • . - missioners, a :ill- clerk. two ' safety directc duties of pohce chill Included in the filing cabinet drawer with the disclosures is a Ide also bulging with opinions from Attorney General Robert disclosure Law -. I TRIPLE THREAT GIRL ATHLETE . lied who The L-imling of the beast (in all of us) is essential for Dominick Salfl. Tile best way to tiune that beast, be believes, is through Creative Aggression. Story, pictures, t n e omen a on, un ay ..._!~i'_-_1n,f. v'4' C:-. FT fi" -% - - -am -#,Y~. ?-, ~Rl; "~~! ,,;#-, Z , -1 -h!" - F . 'VIS ATX ~ - -_ &,Z~ -1 ';-:6 - ; '' - -:~!_ - - .- .1 - I - L_ , '- " , Bridge Wendar .. _.... ClasIIied --Comics Crossword Editorial 4fl ' ' il , Ili;, 4D 8,'. _sA Obituari uar ci es 48 IA - - - .1 .. -I --- -- -- i , - - ! . -, I __ . _. , -1_-__ - _ Z_-_!J -,. , 7 lI' ili " Mound(hk _&A SA 18 Television 20 Bruce Smathers early this week 'j . officials Taming Of The Beast ,. I She1n on the financial But Gordan denied the local Becilll meanwhile, documents by the deadline. corrl with a request from So lists of names are rea A file cabinet drawer in the the Ethics Coninlittee Wed- available of all the official ls, in courthouse office of Sem~iole nesday to submit the names of (Continued On Page ?-A) Counts Oerk of the Ccwt Court Arthur H. Bedwith Jr. 'airl) bulges toda y with some 245 financial disclosure y documents, although some officials still hac not filed Thedocumentsweref'iledthis All-Stars To Leave Sunday week and more are expected to The Sanford Senior League All-Stirs lea'.e Sunday for be filed as more public officials the State Senior Major Lxague Baseball Tournament in realize they must disclose their TULlahRUe.e The team will be pre1ewed on the sports' finances for 1974 as required by pages in e Sunday Edition of The IIer-qld state law , ,I , .. , - • the committee filed in Seminole County are: I ~ 4,r .~ . - I ' __: , U into ; , ~-M; InsideSunda _,, Charles outrage or ful charges. Instead, Gordon said, Perkins' Melbourne attorney, "Ile (Perlil becullie violent Richard Whittington, pleaded without ca,ise." This man," with \tc(,regor not to jail he said pointing a finger at Perkins, whose wife is c Perkins. 'initiated a brawl and pecting a c . Perkins is the without reason he attacked Bill only means of support for his Morris ' wife, the attorney said. On May 23, 11'erklm was taken McGregor relented after inlnrminv WhtttIntnn that "by i Continued On Page 2 A) 8 DONAESTES - I ___ - -- ! I X1 Cie rk Is Cabi 'O n e t -.,._:-_ __ ~ ,_____ ~~- ___ . ___:,_:~Al - -, Disclosure Forms --- . sergeant struck him "five or Gordon said Perkins' actions have shown an "utter disregard began fighting back, for the law." ilie six man jury returned Earlier in the trial, Whitting the v:--. - lirt after asking Circuit ton told the jury, A submit to Judge Robert McGregor to you there has been false define the term "violence" testimony here" He charged "It means force," the Judge there was "iome sort or Pxplained. "An unwarranted collusion" among the state's exercise of force, usually ac- witnesses. by Frank Hill IS F:,\ U I--r,I IFFA0000RALPH NADeR - movie company 0 is saying the defendent (Perkins) has not spoken the truth here today" After more than an hour's But Whittlngton said the deliberation, a jury In Sanford ury's decision shows a 'list to yesterday found Jay Raymond the side of the face was not the Perkins guilt) of resisting case,andthe%erdIctoftheJu arrest without violence is not inconsistent with the The 20-year-old Melbourne testimony of the defendant." imian had been charged with Casselberry Patrolman violently resistlr.g a Casselber- William Morris had testified ry policeman during a melee that Perkins struck him in the which took place after Perkins' lace with a closed fist during car ram. off the road and struck the arrest mace by Morris and Perkins charged a Casselberrv .) ri,., SHORT RIBS ' 1 - 1 ( - fHIlI 1111111 LJUL1JUU UV 4 i. L 1 "v9s.f' . oult - 1 ill 1111011mv weift i I -- - 7_1_1~_ ___ b Bob 'TM! ________________ fil Efoll t - I . a maximum one-year jail term Sept. 12 and left Perkinssfree - resisting with violence under a $1,5W bond pending a carries a five-year term -and pre-Bentence investigation. was returned after two days of As Whittington made a final — - _. I " ... 11W Re C0ZTN"L_l` L0CwJ k)" #J Tme Rill K.) , -'5 . 1_.__ GOLF CLUB COMPANY - il l ~ --- — I. _-_ - - 1 , - , ' : --,O-, g FRANK AND ERNEST - I 1 I 1 4-- 4 1 4- A 1 _______ ____ by Howie Schneider / A"MYUFL IV& ME LOOKIMC, FOR A MAAJ LIKE W FATUER, I ~_7_ * -- . ' Ii -' " _______ / V W11.L HAVE NO , I I - ____ EEK & MEEK .1 al \ I . ' NOW THAT VOIfVE "OLJ'LL FIIJC) 41.1. TilE IJTRUCTiQf'J' - - - - . - .i ~ 1 — L1 _____ -- I 11 I ~11%,-,. l I - j ' _____ , __________ ' _J - ______ _,J - • '," " i _____ CAPTAIN Oil. &Y THE . go ing away for a Jan. 21, 1973. His first oa1 was 'i's with a heavy heart that I leave my while but that he was confident to reorganize the old zoo and Hanna as .been alted Director Jack iianna will be riends animal and human in Central the ~~ wrttill contirtue to grow make it more hobitable while leaving the Central Florida Zoo ith Wilderness Adventures for Florida," ard the animals receive the the new zoo was being built. He Sunday on a Ouve-4month Il the put ft" ai d a half ~*am -Zoo Director Jack Hanna same excellent treatment also UU"Ished ;#eell pairs O(atNnCe,biItW1LbebeCkIn IIc'atid Diodc- .OFfl( the 4ile' guidance at Rwan *u Sanford it regular Intervals to company shortly after Brock and Spoelr. lle then sf energies t visit the pro)ect he has directed completed his Wild Kingdom capable hands. "A.11 the same," he added, "ElestdM Jad illanna) has raising funds nl to get lOt' the past two ye*r3• television seiles "Al (Rozon) has already "it's with a heavy heart that I said he'll be available at all con s truction at th new zoo Zoological Society executive Their first film, "Forgotten proved himself as an out- leave my frlcnds — animal and times for anything we need and under way and soon became a director Al Rozon will take over Wilderness," was released In standing leader in the human in Central Floil he'll be keeping in touch," Ryan familiar figure to Central and Sid Gatlinburg. Tenn., on July 7 zoological society and has Hanna, his wife, Suzi, and said. Floridians at a variety of lecSpoehr will become head and will be seen in Sanford area tremendous Insight when It three daughters will move to "I wish there was an alter- tures, television talk shows and animal curator In Hanna's cinemas in Late fall, comes to handll"g animals. Sid Knoxville over the weekend, native," was Rozon's comment, benefit balls and bazaars. -Three things make a zoo," (Spoehr) is an absence. animal but Hanna plans to retain "But Jack's conflict in business Hanna has dedicated his time "The animals here have been ilanna said. "The health and husbandry graduate from ownershIp of his home in affairs has necessitated this during the past year to getting my life. It's a difficult welfare of the animals, the love Michigan State University: he Longwood. He has also donated temporary leave and during the construction on the first phase decision," said Hanna, who is and dedication of the animal knows all about animals and he most of his own animals to the interim period his assistant of the new zoo completed and taking time off from the zoo to curators, and the sustained loves them. zoo, including his lioness, Spoehr will act in his stead. But the animals moved Opening devote his efforts as vice membership of the zoological "Also," Hanna continued, Daisy. the zoo will continue to be open day (July 4, 19751 at the new president and associate society. We have all of those "Stan Brock will s till be based Zoological Society President and function as usual." zoo, according to Hanna, was producer of Stan Brock th.irl here and I feel confident in &-inford rind wil' continue his Jim Ryan commented that he Ilanna aswmed directorship one of the high points of his Wilderness Adventures Inc., a liii ILI%lmlg U zoo In mil he lp and support of the zoo was naturallydistressed that of the Central Florida Zoo on lifelong caree r with animals Of by Bob Montana I I Perkins Guilty Resisting Without Force 4 Plac - -- . II I 't I % 1 4 . _________ ___ 1---c-11" ---.-w_.. - . V 1 1. i 11 I THINK -1l----- I ' _..~ I _________________________________________ ' ,- '. 0 . I ,." . A. v __ "%) ll .. I I ycu:r ,-I V.rm..r — -,~-__-.-- -_-_- - _--f __ '. IIR J -11, .) w '"'I I 'M NOT A PRETTY G I RL! - . -/%ow " - o . Pt. '. b Al L ~_~_r_ ::.P r~r_01, .rylck f '~, -t ~- ____ - I -----__ -1L-k_.,,-0 C — . C.,,~~ - - ___ \' '4 'I • - 747 MADE IT '° - I — I i WITH TIME TO SPAPE') 'TO GO' r <" N; " I ~ , i ' Ch ic YOU BLONDIE . .~ I I - 1 7.,, - 1::~w 4 • -1 r ORLANDO- Safely back In Florida after touring Polarid for thrm weeks, the Central Florida Charale burA tntospontaneous upplausewlen they arr ve McCoy . Jetport at 2'30 this morning "We never knew how much we loved home," commen'ed Chorale Director Julie Bishop. Nor did they realize, until they actually got to Poland and experienced the jcy of performing to the warm and appreciative audience there, just how woriderful an experlence their singing tour at tha t Communist would be. "We were so graciously received," said INW. BLihop. "It will be a delight to remember. The people said we had brought them so much happiness with our music that they would never be able to repay us She said their tour gaide was good, the tour bus driver competent and, in all, the experience was "remarkable." Of course, home never lookedsogood," she added, "and I Continued On ll 2-AI N - ___ 4 - __ NI Singers Return Zoo' s Hanna o ake Th With emo ies f — — By JEAN PAITESON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillillilla -' ____ the flight two spa ce p pa On Saturday , the spaceships A tht urntinutd their preadented Space journey, So> commander Alexel Leonov M TUMBLEWEEDS ' M ON AND 8ZZZ. 'i"\) ) .- . . . r~A __ - ' i- 1~71 . : _ - - -:...- - =- -.. .'. 'i.' 1 / I ), '~/,*, t It " Slffxe/ / 34 I c-o' the international flight and also joined together two halves of a plaque that had been carried up in the separate spacecrafts. successful dock. bag. The Soviet commarl "Good show, Tom," Leorl gave him a United Nations R, I said. "Soyuz and Apollo are for the Americans to return ! shaking hands now." earth. Three hours later, the two Before returning to their own conumnders, who became fast ships to sleep, the Americans friends during two years of shared a meal with their Rus- ,: A#U All lv4walux ma ml l1sw ArAmon" AMR05owwr ill AW Off-57M ? ' -- 1 I 10. Garry Trudeau I CLA0, A5 W I j mandcr Stafford shou ted at the banners packaged in a cloth __________________ / XMUMAVOW)w A Y-9a %56(,,F. fCR A I L MW Mill uVw _ . _____ I by H.irndohl & Stoffel 51l70 N, . B2DL MD COFFElff Ck~ SHWE CCAW-6 TO t:L,e4j~IT,i T4e mp- I 10 .------ HEN=-U1iF0RR=M'QQ, I CAMrr 14ROW Aw boe)~ESS ~~ ~JW Ar rp4c- pj!ESE!Nr TWE . used in the column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY i1WA66W -. " \ .jA ,#&,* will separate and a second and Apollo pilot Vance D. " into the Soyuz where they reI ?I / I Slayton's choices for the Brand made early morning visited Soyuz for nearly three docking will be attempted, this . -it -*i celved a message of con. '.11 -s space. hours Thursday after the dock. tinl with Soyuz as the active transfers to the other .: t. gratulations from Soviet party shared meal were dominated by an Ing of the two ships 140 mfle.s vehicle. Apollo was active for ship. theme: apple and " leaderLeonidLBrezhnevancja cranberry, apple and plum the initial latchup Thursday in a I .. "Welcome to ,Soyuz," Valeri high. radio call from President Ford sticks and apple juice. .t.. ~ _. -You .1 During the transfers, astro. flawless performance. Kubasov said as he greeted at the White Ifouse. can teU I like apples," he said. Then astronauts and cosmo. nauLs and cosmonauts are con. Brand. — ~ - -or7'--oft-tv Breftev hailed the space --Mmq TV spacemen had some anxo be ducting joint medical and nauts will bid a final farewell "I am very happy t achievement as creating hope ious moments when Sla ton scientific experiments and and Apollo and Soyuz will go here," Brand replied, 1 ., • "for fruitful development of first d the A opene pollo hatch sharing meals. Throughout the their own ways, working on in. *.,. " -. '' scientific coopera tion be tween into the docking tunnel Th It was the rst of three trans- joint activities, the Americans dependent experiments. The e ,~~ P~_ 0i ;~___,&*_ - ~ ..e_ _T I _ I fers scheduled during the final countries and the peoples in the immediately detected an odor . __ _"ll ~9 speak Russian and the Russians cosmonauts are to return to Ki - 1. full day of linkup for the two - __ interest of peace and progress which Stalf ford said smelled like . of all humanity." ships on this first international ~ ~' - _Z' ~ cordite, an ingredient of gunA television picture from So. nauts next pace mission. ç powder, or burnt glue. yuz during the transfer showed Thursday was a day of high m0t0us ' event: a very ij' Houston mission control difive spacemen also am- the cosmonauts wrestling with drama as spa ceships of two nagreat achievement. t\\\ \\ ) --'1) rected Brand to don an oxygen I . , ranged a farewell ceremony space suit umbilical cables. tions, erstwhile Co d War ad. ~ _." - ),- ~--`~ Ford In a chatty conversation mask as a precauflon while the I and a tele, vised news confer- Leonov remarked with a versaries, closed ,'~~ .- ~41, It,% 6~~-NX-;, -, - ---_11 also asked the spacemen sevastronauts sought the.,~jurce (if ence for later today, to answer chuckle, "It looks like a bunch hookup. %F 2 -Z ., 11' 11 __ eral questions about the flight. the odor. questions submitted by news- of snakes in here." ___ A television camera pointed x -_ // !!1 :___-0__ 17,As they answered, they sat 7be smell di:isipated quickly, ", . men in Houston and Moscow. The cosmonauts also checked out the Apollo window gave If_~~ .11 around a smaill table in the S(>. however, and ground con. Leonov was the first of the a suspected slight pre&%re leak earthlings a ringside view as 4. f I - ,/; ~_/,~1 _..~- , / Mi . YM trollers theorized it was associRussian crewmen to visit in the docking tunnel and Leon- the ships approached and then In a televised ceremony, they Med with a furnace in the dock. Apollo. Americans Thomas P. ov reported, "It is not a big came together with a slight jar. 'Ibis Is an artist's conception of Apollo I left) and Sil as they inet 144 miles above ezrth exchanged flags, with Stafford ing tunnel that is used in metals Stafford and Donald K. Slayton problem. We feel confident we "We have succeeded, corn- _______________________________________________________________________ giving Leonov five American melting experiments LET%G We,L~Co HAD TWC __ by !a ~ THI • ti (Do you have if question for (he Jacobys? Write "Ask the care JUCO')ys newspaper- The most . __ RITTIN'TH15 011`~UF- \_ It Awl 1. / BUGS BUNNY . 0 Wi to - - DOONESBURY I ____ I o by L BUT, DCN'T *40U TWINK P HAvE CHALK --WILL TEA,CH ..I* W. 7-0 arry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . manders, Stafford and I"nov, I their own brand of shuttle di. plornacy today as they began a day of back and forth %isits be. tween their linked up orbital I I o t have to worry a bout no this. (AP) - Apollo astronauts and i I In g at the one level that .your sp.ade suit is just a four-carderWhen you do open one club with this type of hand and partner rasse3 to two clubs, don't rebid - just pass %'hv doe-, he oniv rebid to do g Visits I 1~ pIi dUit IUtI ha s till o v er 40 years The idea is to facilitate rebidding while show \urtti r a i se to two spades h the correct bid with his and It is woi th eight points in support south has 13 high-card points and two doublelons so his hand he should revalue his hand upward because an immediate raise allows vou to add one point for your fifth trump and two for each additional one. Thus. his hand has become an 18 pointer and he might well jump right to the spade game. 1-è%s.. 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Hence, North goes on to four. Th e hand lit perfectly. South has to lose two club tricks, but can rull his last club. The six of ('rc 0 ::14IlIJh UI - 543 o;:2 nt 1 3 / w.I. _ points. in their system the simple rebid to thec spades said. ,.---.,------1. f 1 - - _____ ary single raise might be made with 0 10853 fJ / I i woo tils ariner were playing stan- ' 0 1111 I (1r7 ( - -- 8 OSWAIJ) anti JAMES JACOB COMES TE ELINEZ, ALL IN ONE —1 — \TT?4EAT EJECTOR TAT) rP\T 2 " I %iAJOR TRi&'4T Walker I by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE pointed to a gaping loophole in the law. Ttle law does not . require the Secretary of State's office to turn over to the state — E.thics Committee the names those state officers who have or Lookout, boys! Ifere corl Miml. No( content just to com" In have not filed disclosures, the hula hoop contest nine-year-old Mimi Bishop of 1918 HibIscus Smathers said Court, Swford, showed up at the City Rermll Progr= ready Smathers, said, however, for football and baseball as well ifterald Photo by Gordon even it the law does not require Williamson)i it he III turn the lists ef flII1CS - WEATHER Yesterday's hill 91.(hrernight low 68. Rainfall was .0 Inches. Partly cloudy through tomorrow "Ith scattered mainly afternoon and eenthg thundershowers Highs in the upper 8iM to lower 90s Lows In the 70s Variable mostly east and southeast winds arvund 10 mph, streager and gusty near thundershowers Rain prolability 60 per etat during the da)llme,30 per cent at night. tomplete details and tides are on Page 5.4 _=_-'_________ - — �2A-Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. FrIday. July is, 17 Longwood Study Based On Housing Units - Districting Plan G*ivenUnani mous Nod NMON By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer 1ONGWOOD — A new districting proposal, prepared by Council Chairman J. R. Grant with assistance from a water department employe, has received unanimous City Council art. proval. Frankie Brown of the water department said he gathered house figures from the department In the old section of the city and for the new areas from Florida Power Corp. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. was Instructed to prepare an ordinance for adoption citing the new districts. Grant's and Brown's redistricting, unveiled during F. City Council meeting recess, showed the central-western section of the city (district 1, including Councilman H. A. Scott's home) encompassing Island Lake to have 418 houses; the southeast section (district 2 currently occ'.pied by COUnCIl member June Lormann) to have 416 homes; the northeast section (occupied by Grant) to have 417 houses; the extreme northern section including Longdale, Skylark and Lake Ruth South (currently occupied by Councilman Don Schreiner — district 4) to have 418 houses and the extreme northwest cner Including Winsor Manor, Sleepy IN BRIEF Rail Strike On Shelf; Postal Agreement Sought WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford's top labor troubleshooter is turning his full attention to averting a strike by the nation's postal workers after a one-week postponement of a threatened rail strike. W. J. Usery Jr., chief federal mediator, said serious differences remain between the Postal Service and its four unions. The postal contract covering 600,000 workers expires at midnight Sunday. Usery had hoped to obtain an agreement before the weekend to forestall the possibility of wildcat strikes by postal workers, but it was believed that a settlement today was unlikely. Usery concentrated on achkving a postal settlement after the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks agreed Thursday to the one-week postponement of a strike deadline, which had been 12:01 a.m. Monday. The railway labor talks broke down after uru.i and rail industry negotiators were unable to settle relatively narrow differences. Industry and union .iegotiators blamed each other for the impasse. - -- - ------ ---- -- -- -- - F-a" M ____ .. I... -. . I I I 4~___i~~-L-' - 4 .-. Hollow first addition, the Moorings and Devonshire (currently represented by Councilman Gerard Connell) to have 415 houses. Since the city charter amendment, providing for the creation of residency districts for council members, requires the districts to be as nearly equal in population as possible, Schreiner said the attorney will have to "use some kind of formula to determine the actual number of people." "Actually this is hcuses. I don't know how many people are in it," Grant sai d. in other business the Council took no action on a report from Connell that the original developer of Winsor Manor — Irving * Berger — wishes to donate a half-acre of land within the sub. I~ : " I I W.rtFff_:. , '' . - - - .. .• F ME N1•,21366 . ,, ..-. - - k ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)--'fl .e Southern Forest Institute says wood-using industries In te South have planted more than 579.9 mllllu sI in In the last year. The Institute said Thin,iiy Wt the 13-state outhern region leads the nation in tue r'generatinn. It said 11 new pine and hardwood were planted for every person In the south dunr the rt year. During that time, ,.t err, paper, pulp, plywood, lumber and other in' jtitdcnatedor sold an additional 77.7 million se'1lngs to 14 ivite landowners, increasing the total of Lrei planted ifl h South to 657,603,374 — a 14 per (utt ,00st ever last yea, ;ild the institute. WA.qlnNc'toN (AI1- 11th present oil prc*tiot due to disappear Aug. 31, Gonl7ess and President Ford are deaocked over how- to shape a new petroleum pricing program. "We should work for some smt of compromise that's in the best Interests of this tin 4ori of ours, pulling together instead of pulling separate ii ayt' said House Cor,imerce Committee Chairman Harley 0. Staggers, D-W.Va. . __________________ ___ _. __ _, I - __ ... _ La" -_____ "?ANDSON GETS FLAG AFGHAN Without Force Morris, the first patnl on the sce ne, said P'.rk i rit Urn to the city jail after a brawl with a closed fh. :tw Idling with Morris and Guildford. At the air with ob3cid'tez.. Ha1so the jail, another Casselberry said Perkix8 i'.:& 1 hha and patrolman, Hubbard Clapper, spit on him It :w, the ride to sprayed mace In Perkins' face, the police mal ci. according to testimony by Morris In,; i.'y charged Morris. Perkins wi Ui Ii' ing under the Casselberry Police Chief influence ot . hol. The later George Karcher has recorn- c)uJge '1 resisting arrest with mended a five-day stpensn violence was brought by the for Clapper's part in the in- state. Also witnesses testified cident. That decision is pending confirmation by the city's Civil during the trial that Perkins was struck repeatedly In the Service Board. Also, Perkins' father, a face by Guildford while Morris year veteran of the Melbourne had Perkins' arms locked at his police force, has requested an side with a "bear hug." (Coutinied From Page-11 A) Af#,lr,%*,, (1 U Clay P ft U. if 11 ', (Continued From Page-IA) From Longwood, documents Springs, Council Members Seminole County who must are In Beckwlth's file from four Irwin Hunter and Donald disclose. Since no knows for members of the City Council, Browning as well as City certain the number of advisory two members of the zoning Attorney Newman Brock had boards which are Included, a commission, from City Judge no file in Beckwl th's office as of list of names Is nearly Em- Gene H. Stephenson, W illiam l.a. this morning. From the City of Sanford, possible for anyone to compile. Colbert, city prosecuting atCity Commissioner John Morris Inspector Many citizens who give their torney, and Building had no disclosure file; f rom time on advirory boards took no i)avid Chacey. are thereOviedo there was no disclosure chances, however, In But, none Altamonte Springs, the layor James Lormann,Council file from Councilman Carlos districting committee mem- Chairman J.R. Grant, City Warrener and from the School Board none tram R.G. (Bud bees, the Personnel Clerk Onnie Shornate Feather, School Boar c Administration Board, elected nor member Davie Sims. chief, deputy clerks, members County). Public Safety man, All five county cornof the planning and 7.Onifl ..a'tor .' ' y m1s;3loners, County Attorney boar! .,. .ntng Board of Attorney Ned N. Julian Jr. Tom Freeman; the conAppeals and Adjustments (J ulian did file a disclosure stltUtlonalO(flCers - BeckWith, filed. trustee of the Fred R Wilson S P ubl i c H Set On Cha ti gesIn P l a n s By 5110 LOCHRIDGE * it TAMPA(AP) — "What a long ordeal this has been," former Sen. Edward Gurney says as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepare final arguments In the five. month-old bribery conspiracy trial of himself and three others. "Everybody tells me I have never looked so good. I feel fine," Gurney, 61, said Thursday alter U.S, District Judge Ben Krentzman told the jury to return for closing arguments Tuesday. Krcntzman told the 12-member panel and four alternates to bring suitcases as If they were "taking a trip for a week." They will be sequestered in a downtown motel. After 21 weeks and 105 witnesses, the government announced suddenly Thursday that testimony had ended. Prosecutors had summoned nine rebuttal witnesses but called none. 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NAPLES (AP) — A woman who for the past 10 years has tried to prevent suicide Is now organizing a program of "grief therapy" to help families and friends of suicide victims. "There's a tremendous amount of guilt after a suicide," said Jean McGee, director of Collier County's Mental Health Clinic. "Family members think they've Ignored the clues and are responsible for the person's death." Under the therapy program, a counselor approaches the family of a suicide victim within 24 hours to discuss the grief. "We try to teach that while the person Is physically dead, the good memories live on — these memories are what you can Live on," she said. Seeks 11 earance I Families To Be Aided Men Sought In Robbery , 1111 I . Chairman for Lewis obtained on Wednesday a list of all subpoenas his office hat served, supposedly to avoid deuplicatlon of effort. But the action effectively impounded the records of all three firms, St. Laurent said. Lewis said the subpoenas were aimed at St. Laurent, explaining, "I make no apology for the fact we are trying to keep him from turning his oflice Into a storehouse of records from all over the state. Matthews Gets Five Years G. By GLENN McCASLAND Sterling Park, after burglars be longing to WtkinLI, and Herald Staff Writer forced open a door to the several bo ttles of assorted pills Three masked men, carrying were f ound. residence, deputies said, sawed-off shotguns and a Some of the stolen merOffice rs said a complete list carbine rifle, were being sought charidise was discovered In a of the stolen property was be ing after the early morning robbery wooded area behind a servi ce ga thered today for com parison of four persons at a Carrigan station on Bear Lake Road, with what had been found. Avenue residence In South near SR 436, after deputies Jerry Williams, 7103 Hershey Seminole. were summoned to check Way, Orlando, reported a barn Seminole County sheriff's reports concerning juveniles at Brooks lane In Maltland, depu ties said an undeterm ined County Investigators were drinking In the area, south Sem inole county, had amount of money, jewelry and combing the south end of the De tective Jerry Capshaw been entered and tools valued in a late model automobile were county for a man who held up a said two IBM cases, a wallet excess of OO taken. inken in the robbery, reported clerk In the credit office of the Jor da n Marsh Department shortly after 3 a.m. today. Detective Jerry Capshaw Store at the Altamonte Springs identified the vi ctims as Donna Mall. M. Winne, 39. 19( Carrigan Altamonte Springs Police Ave., Winter Park; Stephen Chief Justice East said a Vickery, 20, Pinewood Court; number of leads were being Daniel I.. Wilson, 19, 1912 c hecked this morning in the Linden Rd., Winter Park, and case, but "we really haven't got Grover J. Marks, 20, 2345 Red LONG WOOD Zoning zoning ordinance) could be much more irJormation that we r,Wflrni..A.imni Iinn Snttnr..i -. . k).,... .,ru.r.,a.1 r,',,l t1fl.0 #96,149 1 $'J was 3IM IIUII$I4II i vu., PQ.VU, !1IUIC did last ni gh t." Officers said the robbery White this week urged th e City said. occurred at Ms. Wlnne's East said a man walked Into Council to ban all industrial and Council Chairman J.R. Grant residence when Marks started the store's credi t department commercial construction In the added that "zoning experts are to leave the house. Marks told about 6:30 p.m. filled out a city until regulations con- like efficiency experts — officers when he approached credit application, and then as trolling the building In the two liersons who are experts but the garage area, where his car the clerk was reading the form, zoning categories are adopted. never owned any land." was parked, he was stopped by pulled a gun from his pants and The Council instead sent City Grant also said too many t vo armed men wearing ski demanded money. Attorney Ned Julian Jr. people outside the city are nu.sks, who forced him back The clerk gave the gunman searching for model regulations "planning for us now." in0c the house. money from a cash register and which the governing body Councilman Gerard Connell Mu ks told officers that Ms was ordered back Into a rear might consider, said the city already is out of Win:,t and the other two men room of the office, being told White, hacked by Jijian, said balance with too much land were being held at gunpoint by not to call police. The man fled. the city has no minimum lot zoned for commercial and were worthless, lewis has said up to 0,000 Investors were bilked out of up to $1 billion. Other officials have challenged thoee figures. St. Laurent said a representative of Lewis's office blocked him from getting records by serving adininistrative subpoenas on three firms — 850 Investments, Mack Development and Pilot Enterprises, Inc. St. Laurent said an attorney It I 4 DON'T LET RAINY DAYS GET YOU DOWN. CHEER UP! AT UU available, wants to make a name for himThe comptroller said that St. self," Laurent urged Lewis' office to St. Laurent said he didn't file civil charges against a firm care who got the credit as long allegedly Involved In the fraud as the task of prosecuting the but failed to deliver promised schemers was accomplished. backup data. The fraud scheme involves Asked it he was charging that sale of securities paying up to 14 St. Laurent was trying to mo• per ce nt interest and supponopolize credit for cracking sedly secured by mortgages on down on the fraud, Lewis said Florida land. But when the "this is a statewide matter of companies defaulted on Interest immense magnitude. It can't be payments, Investors allegedly thwarted by this clown who learned their mortgage claims IN BRIEF AN WWU V FLORIDA ., Lnsciosure Forms __1 - In addition, the public works lAw Ubrary, but It director, zoning and building mention his city :_':. TA I. LA H A S S K K (APIFlorida's massive land-secu. A key prosecutor In the in. rities fraud case. vestigation of swindlers who Lewis touched off the round of bilked thousands of investors charges and counter-charges "has delusions of grandeur and Thursday by declaring that St. fantasies of James Bond mov- Iiurent was impeding the ci. ies,' Comptroller Gerald Lewis forts of other investigators. says. lie said he was asking Gov. The prosecutor, Chief Asst. Heubin Askew to name a state. State Ally. Louis St. Laurent of wide grand jury as the only Fort Myers, counters by charg- mccns of getting around the lag that Lewis and his aides are roadblock, although he said "political hacks" interfering Askew had already told him wi'h the prosecution of Funds for such a Jury were not Final Arguments Readied In Five-Month Gurney Trial "k-11111xile Count) Collaili-s5ion d"ellings in the SwiTt Watcr a thii ~ man, also wearing a ski Two minutes luter the clerk sizes in the industrial section of industrial dtvelopment. hierall Staff Writer has sent to public hearings a Cove housing development, said today. mask, when he entered the called poli ce, the zoning ordinance. He said the city, percentageHeeding nunty Attorney proposed change from conAn Aug. 6 public hearing has room. The four victims were Duri ng testimony Tuesday at East said a class of reserve However, White's recom- wise, has more Land zoned the Civil Service hearing, ''orn Frvemin's advice, the domin.Ium units to single family been scheduled before the told to if! dowi. and were tied officers, holding a training mendatloni that the ordinance industrially than any of the county Planning and Zoning hand and foot by the gunmen. session at the Altamonte be amended to restrict building other cities In south Seminole board, and John Percy, lsmd Officers told the money and Springs Civic Center, learned of cover to a maximum of 50 per and more than two of the cities dcvelopiient administrator, eweiry ;'e removed while the rubbery and rushed to the cent of an industrial lot with at combined. says he will ask Tuesday the ah victim was tied. The Mall to assist in securing the least 25 per cent set aside for Grant challenged the Commission to set a public gmumn rip.' .1 out telephone large building. green belt and the balance for statement, saying Industrially hearing before the board for the lines and le'., i.iking Marks' "We sealed every door, bu' parking or other use did not and commercIally-zoned change In plans late riodi Javelin eutomobile apparently by the time the receive Council support. f.roperty provides a good tax Sweet Wa te r Cove Is a portion a a get away veht':ie. security was achieved, the man While said his recom. base. of a total planned unit The car was late found had left the More," East said. mendatlon would at least be a Looking as tar as 10 yeats dollar deal. County Attorney Williamson Road and east of development (PUD) area, abandoned at Howell Bzncts East said the, information start. ahead, Sembole County M- Tom Freeman Tuesda y was Markham Woods Road. north of Wekiva Springs Road Road and Grand Avenue, ccni''1n"d on the credit form Co'.mcllman Don Schreiner fidals say that a 103-acre clay instructed by the County and west of Cove take, in the Capshaw reported. was being ,ith'ld, but he felt and Mayoi' James R. Lormana Commissioner Mike H. pit site West of 1.4 will be Conunisslon to draw up a part of the county. The western the The gunmcn were described Identification used t4 ° '.) VIW, however, the zoning board tawny told fellow coinsuitable for development as a contract for consideration PUI) is being developed by as in their early a, wearing suspect will be found to be has been asked to eciipe s mnlasloners that following recreation facility for the ex- Mandell on the sale. Realtor Everett Iluskey. mili tary style jackets and full stolen, new zoning ordinance and to evalu.atiivi, county engineer county Commissioners, who have growing pected 1I)f)lJtCd be fore the ski masks. WeapDns usel were begin work on the city's cornand land development officiah been conducting a search for a population, Commission this week seeking described as two sawedoff pr ehenslve plan. Both officials recxnnmended the Mandell site. immediate Property Taken The site, owned by Lester new clay pit sourca for j"oad action to cha nge sho;,uns and a carbine. insisted an entirely new orMaudell. owner of the Grcater construction needs. will have Ilattaway recommemled the pans in the undeveloped area Property valued at morethan dinanco would be better (ha., Construction Cc., is being final approval on the contract, purchase of the site with either for locating 37 single family Clerk Held Up $2,000 was taken from the adopting sections piecemeal. negotiated fcr$,000an ace — The site is located immediately revenue bonds or gasoline tax homes, instcad of 292 conMeanwhile, Altamonte residence of Harvey Watkins, "Buildings will be built all mors' than hilf a million of 1-4. north of F.G. monies. du:iiwu. Springs police and Scml1iolo 1012 Jerome Way, Forest City, over the city before It ía new gation is under way. an official .i . Fraud Pmq_Pr"fnr I tiwk Trn&4d% RnIU* rke IJ I- . Of Resisting Abbott Herring. Perkins charges police brutality. Perkins said he was bedridden for two days as a result of the beating and macmg administered by the Casselberry policemen. The Herring-ordered investi- , • Troy Ray; did not Tax Collector __. attorney Property Appraiser Terry .-71Goembel; Elections Supervisor administrator, city clerk, _~I- __,_~~_ ,-l"2041101110m, — _ ___ Camilla Bmce and Sheriff John director of general services, historic - -. •. comptroller, city attorney, city have final say over what will be Polk — all filed disclosures. r Also all members judge, prosecuting attorney and tie downtown of Community planning and zoning director section. _- I - I College Board of Trustees and and administrator all filed ' Shomate said Friday some College President Earl Weldon Clerk ' Altamonte Springs City 1 . .... . Filing as well were a myriad Phyllis Jordahi said both city officials had filed with . commissioners filed the and she sent the forms on by of cler ks, and advisorn In : ."-. .. -. F' almost ever) conceivable documents with her office and regular mail to Beckwith office. Shedeclined to say when department of local governMi. 0. R. Smith Sr. (right) of %4 S. Elm Ave., Sanford had her copies are En the man to mailed them or which 01 meat; Florida Rep. Robert own BicrutemIlal peuject, a red, white and blue flag afghan for with. ficials filed with her. She In- Hat ta way (D-Altamonte her eight-year-old grandson Kevin shown with his mother Mrs. In Lake Mary, all members of Pat Smith. The elder Mrs. Smith designed her own pattern and It the City Council, city clerk, cheated she did not retain Springs; U.S. Rep. Richard took six weeks to crochet the flag, using 16 skeins of yarn. Sle has Kelly (R-Holliday); County accountant-bookkeeper, chief copies. made five other afghans for the women and girls In the family and of police, and advisory board Disclosures are on hand from Judge Harold Johnson and Kevin wanted one for himself In the flag design. (herald Photo by members filed. Mayor Walter elected and appointed officials Circuit Court Judge Volie Bill Vincent) in Casselberry. From Winter Williams Jr. Sorenson was to file today. Perkins Guilty ;..,,.i4,... UlIeL4k.1 I iqCh.4 division to the city. Connell said leaders of the Winsor Manor Civic Association want th city to accept the land for a recreation area for the development. Connell said Berger assured him he would r1onate the land without either deed restrictions or covenanL. He added that rty and wants to Berger placed a value of $10,000 on the p donate the parcel for a taxwrlte-off. "Why doesn't he give It to the civic association?" Schr&ner asked. Connell also said Devonshire residents are complaining about speeding In the subdivision and asked that police patrol the area more closely. He a10 brought to the Council's attention a paint business — with storage of inflammable paints — operating in Winsor Manor. Mayor James R. Lormann said he would bring the matter to Public Safety Director Doug Keller's attention. Connell's motion to authorize purchase of an additional five sets of bunker gear (coats, hats nd boots) died for lack of a second. Grant said Keller would be asked for a recommendation on the matter at Monday night's meeting. Fill Clerk's Cabinet . ... 1brLit -r .. - Seedlings Planted 011 Pricing At Impasse -1I I i_ '.1 -' ".; -. ! Since the city charter requires Council districts to be of nearly equal size, City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., faces the task of translating the housing formula into a population count. . .1 ;.r ._._:.._ .__ .. V .-_ _.i . 4- , 'Ilitr';'.- - , - Army Confirms LSD Tests WASHINGTON (AP) — The Aiay has confirmed testing LSD at various bases arours the country, and a former CIA scientist says the agent-y WLS Interested In the mind-altering drug because of few.-!, it might be slipped to U.S diplomats abroad. Robert Lashbrook, a retired 'iA chemist who now teaches high school math In Oil, Calif., 100 miles icrthwest of Los Angeles, also i with fellow researcher Frank Olson when Olson jurnpii. to his death In 1953 a few days after LSD was placed in i i after-dinner drink. Lashbrook, 57, said in an 11'jn1ew Thursday there also were "some thoughts" about using the drug on foreign diplomats but such steps ''r never taken, as far as he knows. Friday, July is, 11S-3A Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. to Open Sunday 1 • 5 p.m. �- - E vening HemM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Friday, July 18, 1975--4A Around VAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WH.i 1AM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERIC. MARKEY,Ad%ertisIng Director 9 ________ mommoomw lkme Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $1420; Y*r, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 5 f \4jJ 6 Jack Hanna Is leaving as director of the Central Florida Zoo and he'll he sorely missed. (See story, page I-A) For the past 2 years, Hanna has devoted every ounce of his strength and energy to the zoo which moved Into its new quarters north of Sanford near Interstate 4 just two weeks ago today. He's been a dedicated, hard-working Individual whose love for animals has rubbed off on all those who have worked with him since his arrival here in January, 1973. However, for some time now he's been involved wi th Star, Brock in a movie-making venture In Knoxvi lle, Term., and now that the movie — Forgotten Wilderness is completed, he feels that he must devote more time to that business. Jack wants one and all to know that he isn't deserting the zoo now that It's just shaping up at Its new location. Upon announcing his d'parture yesterday, he said, "It's with a heavy heart that I leave my friends — animal and human In Central Florida. He's been granted a three-months leave of absence from his duties as director of the zoo, which will be assumed by the very capable Al Rozon with - Railroad Subsidy • The Cloc k ~ i - A Wasteful Idea The proposal of the Interstate Commerce Commission to tap highway trust funds and electric light bills to develop a $12 billion subsidy for U.S. railroads is a bad idea. It certainly is true that transportation system BROOKS JACKSON of this nation are sick. Th ey need remedies, but most decidedly the remedies do not include more government paternalism. Federal interference in U i sc lo railroad business is a part of the problem, not a - - . ." . . I - I I_--_-_ JI - Indeed, the federal bureaucracy has tried for more than 100 years to direct the growth and deployment of the railroads. The amount of tax money that has gone to support railroads is astonishing. Even the recently created Amtrak, a proposed new start, is drowning in red ink. Its deficits from 1970 to October 1977 are estimated to be $2.5 billion. And it still is not WASHINGTON (AP) — The secret funds possible for a passenger to cross the United States maintained by many House members are cornof America without changing trains. At the other ing under review by the Federal Election eid of the spectrum, far too many Amtrak trains Commission. already are routed for political reasons, rather The commission was scheduled to begin some than for efficienc y . preliminary discussion today about how the new Government certainly has a legitimate role in campaign finance law applies to these funds, transportation, such as minimum regulation of which are set up for the stated purpose of paying transportation monopolies and by their nature "nonpolitical" office expenses. No final rulings railroads must be monopolistic to a degree. The are expected for some time. real question that increasingly faces the American An Associated Press check disclosed that some House members are treating these funds as people through their elected representatives, howthan good. Overregulation stifles the transportation in. dustry. Subsidies simply for the sake of social purposes, such as keeping inefficient rail lines functioning only to create jobs, are simply a form of featherbedding on a grand scale. Creation of jobs does not necessarily create effi ciency. Typically, the government is approaching the problems of rail transportation precipitately, responding to the need of a moment a national economic and political need rather than a trans. - - portation need. Afld, as: is also typical, the government approaching money first and planning later. Th e U.S. Railway Association !s in the process of preparing a national plan for railroads a plan that will be ready late in July. - The plan should be published, thoroughly discussed, and adjusted to respond to the national sentiment before permaneit, long range financing for rail transportation is considered. WORLD ti Just a quick reminder to one and all: There will be an bnp*tant meeting of the Downtown Business Association (DIM) on Wednesday, July 23, at 6 pin, in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce bulld1. Executive Director Sarah Jacobson urges that everyone interested In beautifying the Downtown Sanford area attend. Ms. Jacobson says there are still many downtown property owners who have not joined the DBA and is hopefnl that all will gct behind this project to make our downtown area something everyone can be proud of. The project of cleaning up Downtown Sanford has withered on the vine long enough and now It needs a good shot of fertilizer Interested humans who will not let further stagnation set in to make it grow to keep pace with the rest of the area. Let's all get behind the DIM and do all we can to make this a Letter place in which to work and live. —Bill Currie IN Eyed I 1 -I I a; 10 , , Nonproducing executives may be costing U.S. Industry more than obsolete equipment. Yet at a / N. time when business is striving to cut costs and increase productivity, many firms ignore the . drag of highly paid executives who should never have been placed In. their Jobs. : Cushing and Cushing, a Los Angeles consulting fi rm , estimates that more than 15 percent of the / executives currently at work in American industry are unqualified for their jobs. By corn/ parison, the latest McGraw-Hill survey of capital obsolescence shows that management considers only about 11 per cent of its plant and equipment personal income and intend to report them on In.to be unproductive and obsolete. come lax returns. When the Cushing estimate is projected on the Census Bureau's salary totals for the nearly nine Guesses on the number of secret House funds million executives in the United States, the fllfl UP to 100 or more. annual cost of the obsolete managerial talent Although the congressmen don't disclose the comes to a staggering $16 billion. That doesn 't funds except in rare cases, sometimes donors Include bonuses, pensions and other fringe disclose their gifts In campaign finance reports. benefits normally paid to executives. I, These reports, and Interviews with Why is It that so many executives hold jobs congressional staff members, turned up a they cannot perform? scattered sampling of the unreported funds. There are any number of reasons, but In fastgrowing companies, especially, individuals are —Rep. Charles B. Rangel, DN.Y., got often promoted from positions for which they donations from the United Federation of were qualified into succeedlngly higher jobs for Teachers union and the Machinists union for which they are less and less qualified (the Peter new "educational fund," which an aide said will Princi ple). pay f() newslette rs, Interns' expenses Apparently the most frequent way a company possibly scholarships. The tilde said Rangel No. rnlse(Iatotaloi $5,200atarecentreception,ti)at __________________________________________________ has of get ting rid of an Incompe tent executive is by pa lming him off to another company. Rangel doesn't intend toflle public reports un the report to why a company would recruit an Inthe income and fund, and that he will compete nt execu ti ve from another firm, the expenses on his personal tax returns. reasor, says Bryant Cushing, is the common —Freshman Rep. Tom Harkin, D4owa, raised tendency of people, tnc'uding 'p management, $900 in donations from the Marine Engineers to assume that executives who have held Union, the Electrical Workers Union and the prestigious jobs with prestigious firma must be Machinists union for his "Fifth District Conhighly competent or they wouldn't have held stituency Service Fund." An aide said he did not Three completely different men were major followed, running Into 44 editions, and they were the jobs, would they' report the fund because It is nonpolitical, even Influences in 40 - 0. - - -.---.. Housing starts? OL In f l uen ces Fre edom - To avoid such an elementary blunder, canthe money came from the union's Tory Syinpattüzer trained in England U , Until the Revolutionary War, there was little panles must be willing to Investigate executive political trusts and were FCPOTted by them as shipbuilder, a Virginia aristocrat and original architecture. English settlers copied the candidates With greater care before hiring them, campaign donations, widely used. revolutionary, and a New England carpenter. houses they were familiar with back home; so rather than relying on name, reputation or did the Fre nch and the Dutch and the Spaniards previous position. Peter Harrison, the Tory, who lived from 1716 —Rep. Charles W ilson, DTI got $500 f rom President Ford has started down a long and difficult road in a question of comparing reality with the Marine Engineers union for his "com- to 1775, often is called the country's first arundertaking a comprehensive reform of federal regulatory who settled in Florida, the Southwest and resumes by asking the right people the right California. munlcatlons fund," but an aide said WILSOn chitect that is, the first to sketch buildings for agencies. In linking the reform to the need to bolster questions," says Cushing. And the "right would not disclose any other donors or make any others to build. He attained a degree of The same was true of the palatial homes built economy, he should strike a responsive chcrdinCongress. peo ple" include not only a candidate's former detailed public accounting of where the money prosperity by marrying a Newport. R.I., heiress by the plantation owners of Virginia, Maryland superiors but his peers and subordinates, Actually, Mr. Ford would be making great strides if he were went. He said the fund pays for newsletters, already carrying his child, set himself up as a and South Carolina, and the merchants and to succeed In just the first round of his program: reform of merchant and in his We time designed hand- traders of Pennsylvania and New England. federal regulations that affect the railroad, airline and trucking—Rep. William Clay, 1)-Mo., raised $200 from acme Men: Bored with the everyday routine? Sick to structures In Newport and elsewhere. Nearly all of the surviving hOUSCS f industries, It is estimated Dat the cunbied n c to consumers the electrical workers, $500 from the Teamsters m deat.'i of women's lib? Long for a return of the old Virginian, of course, was Thomas Jef. were modeled on English books about archi- machismo? of government Union, $100 from MldAmerica ition and rttijctIre practices in Inc.. ferson, 1743-18, who became Interested In ar- tecture: the Lee Family's Stratford Hall and the fields alone Is about $2,000 per year per family. and $200 from the machinists m at a reception A new magazine Soldier of Ftiine may last chitecture while a student at William and Mary Byrd family's Westover in Virginia, the colonial Ecorim9st Murray Weidenbaurn has said that 63,000 per. June 24. An aide said a total of severa be just the ticket for the Walter Mittys, as well as l thousand College in Willimuburg. He didn't much admire capital at Williamsburg, designed in part by Sir sons are directly employed by the federal government at a cost dollars was raised then, and said Cicy has not other practitioners of the profession. for the "professional adventurer" for which it is Christopher Wren, and Mulberry, Dryton Hall of $2 billion in these regula tory agencies, decided w t)ether to report the money on his tax desig ned and Middleton Place near Charleston, S.C. "The first principles of the art of architectare Regulatory agencies cost money — not only In operating returns or whether to make a public accounting IblIcity desrlbing the charter Issue of the are unknown," he wrote, "and there exists One of the best known houses in the country, magazine promises that "this unique publication them on a day-by.day basis as arms of the federal govenment, of the fund, but in less readily accountable terms in their effect on the costs scarcely a model amor.g us sufficiently chaste to Mount Vernon, was remodeled by George will provide the professional adventurer with Among the questions being considered by give an idea of them." of goods and services that fall under their antlfldaily peterWashington, not built from scratch. A prominent pertine nt, usable, head-knocking, bone-jarring Election Commission Is whether such funds are nalistiC jurisdiction. Asber Benjamin, 1773.1845, had wide Influence architect of the time, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, special interest articles, jammed with facts, really political, which would make their spen- well Into the 19th century. He published the first didn't think much of the living quarters. Fortunately, CorI is starting some st, Aes of its own ideas and techniques, that are slammed across ding subject to the new legal ceilings on election American work on architecture, "T'he Country that have demonstrated dramatically what over-regulatIon can "The whole of this part of the buildirg is In with the devastating impact of a burst r0M outlays. Builder's Assistant," In ll9s. Six other books do to a free economy. With many railroads and airlines in the very Indifferent taste," he said. Uzi (a much respected Israeli sui'machlneguri" midst of financial difficulty. Mr. Ford could not have picked a more propitious time to begin to turn the cycle toward more freedom for the transportation Industry. - - - JACK ANDERSON BERRYI WORLD Ford To Veto Consumer Agency B President Ford Is determined, according to confidential White House minutes, to veto legislation creating a Consumer Protection A gency. r tostd agency would take the conswne's' s.d' ill proceedings before the reguitt' i ager1.e, ind pol1e.tna.\ing councils. The St has al-,;t od the nw at':ity and the House is tzpecte,t 11 t'oUtw suit F,zn at i ;th Ilipubli congressional leaders, the President swore' "ill continue to oppose .. think," voknteered Sen. John Tower, ft.?ex., "we could sustain a veto In the Senate." He Is chairman of the Senate Republican P&.lcy Committee. The confidential minutes show that the C t$7$ , 4.4 r'479' "Apoflo and Soyuz have Iinkr,d up—why don't we?" President objected, most of all, to the ISO million he estimated the pcposed agency would cost over the next three years. He said his consumer advisor, Virginia Knauer, "Is working to see that each agency his a good consumer protection sectlon.' He saw "no need," therefore, "fr'r a seVute W agency." There was oni; one, lone Republican voice pleading for the consumer agency, Rep. Frank Horton, R..N,Y,, begged the President tn reconsider. "Let me urge you," he said, "to change your views." The proposed agency would be able to bottle more effectively in Washington for the consumers, he argued. "Basically, its function is to present the views of the consumers," he said. "I hope you won't veto it," iLe Presl'lent rejected his appeal. "I have a fir"' i'onvlctlon" h said, "thee should be no newprograms." "I agree wlth)t- . ." chined In Rep John Erlcnborn, R.-Ill. "People are coming u feel that they're getting more government than they cn afford." "1 agree with Erlenborn," said House Republican leader John Rhodes. "I don't thin the American peple want IL" "Is there a Republlcaa alternative?" asked Rep. John Anderson, R.-Ill., the House GOI' conference chairman. . "The basic concept is wrong," Insisted Erknborn. Vice President Nebon Rockefeller contended that the present powers of the Attorney Geri.ral to intervene In behalf of the consumers." The President agreed. 'It would reaP,# slow down the agandea," he added. "1 put objections In the (Congriss4'mal Record from several cabinet officers," spoke up Sen. Carl Curtis, It.-Neb., the Senate Republican conference chairman, Lonely Frank Horton was overrul'd. TITO'S REVENGE: The Yugoslav government has jailed its famed dissident writer Mihajlo Mihajlov on fraudulent evidence, we have discovered. The prosecution used a wellmeaning letter from a Connecticut engineer in ant .ittit to show Mihajlov was conspiring with 'It? i). But rfzhajlov swe.Inz he 1oe not inotr the engineer who, even in his letbirs, makes no ilalin of ever having met the "Sozhenitsyn of Yugoslavia." Mihajlov was arre1 last October for the unpardonable offense of publishing boks ar,J articles critical of Yugosla',In. No J'ss a prsonage than President Josip Tito peraoral1y denounced him. At the writer's trIil, along nih z'.arda (ormunjst charges of "5peaing hstilt propaganda," the rXr6CCJtor3 prcñuced t' letter one "Raymond Cooper" 'o Mi}uiJlot. A court observer from the nterna'jnal Lagnae for the Righte of Man reports the u,ysterliI letter "(or reasons of seciiity," wt.s rear oriy In a dosed session. The letter was supposed to prove Mihajlov was conspiring with American exile groups. But Cooper was not identified, and M'hjlov passionately swore he knew no such man. nevertheless, he was convicted and dispatched to the somber Sremska Mitrovich prison for a seven-year term. Meanwhile, we have located Raymond Cooper in Cos Cob, Conn., and obtained copies of letters he wrote to Mihajlov. Fr from intending malice, Coop,r told us, be wrote only out of Of Yugostaviin dncctry himselt,'nmpti.r laId . . theri, may ezst us that "even with strangers, true comradeship." A clue to why the crucial ett.r was kept out of open court may be its fulminations against the 82-yeir-old Tito. But there Is also this ringing statement on freedom: "Should the society of free men the world over cease to produce and support men of your Mihajlov's) courage and faith, then it will be a sad day for h'nnanity." Footnote: From inside the pI .Mihajlov has sent us Nord through his family that "my conscience ti clear," Despite nine months in solitary, IV., Is still writing and hopes for freedom "to teach at a university," perhap3 In the United states . •- . - . .. '• 111 JULY 16 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Lola Alexander Cora Baldwin Nellie H. Black Larry G. Engle John Evans Omby H. Franks Gladys C. Green Norma Harris Minni e E. Kratzcrt Ruth E. Smith Lisa N. Thomas Annie Yates Theodore B. Shuart, DeBary Barbara H. Dunstan, Deltona James Hutchinson, Deltona Luther 13. Crouse, Orange r Trip Planned . Al . I Will Steele Mary Ann Borell, Apopka Gladys T. Jessup, DeLand Florence K. Jenkins, Deltona Raymond P. Kenny, Deltona Eugene Caron, Geneva Florence K. Jenkins, Deltona Robert R. Kelly Florence D. Porter, Deltona Michael J. Leary Jack R. Wlerengo, Deltona Lisa N. Thomas Joyce McCoy, Umalihla Torrey L. Demps, Altamonte Nevin Cronlse, Winter Springs Springs Nora W. Kendrick, Chuluota Belle S. Wendt, Crescent City DISCHARGES Edna May Grogan, DeBary Alfred Wriggleswnrth, Sanford: DeBary Jackie Blaylock JULY 17, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Diana M. Atchley Ivey J. Penerton Edna Sue Stafford Torrey L. Demps, Altamonte Springs Mary T. Hunt, DeBary John T. Laughlin, DeBary Frank A. Hoclzie, Deltona Leeanne Blocker Jewell P. Chapman Dietra Davis Alberta D. Detreville Patricia A. Dixon Larry G. Engle Eva M. Ferguson Richard J. Burke, Deltona Lucy Byrne, Deltona Edna M. Parodo, Deltona William T. 11111, Geneva Corrie A. Jencks, Orange City Patricia Offenburger, Winter Park City Margit Kaberle, Orange City BIRTHS: CALENDAR Mr. and Mrs. John (Shirley Wright a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen (Con- JULY 19 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous JULY 28 stance) Lemons,a girl, Orlando 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First 8P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous DISChARGES: (Women) 1201 W. First St. St. (Closed) 1201 W. First St. Sanford: Car Wash and Wax sponsored SISTER, Inc. luncheon, noon, JULY 2840 Gloria Armstrong Sanford Alliance Youth at the Central Florida Zoo. This GED test for high school Gregory K. Bagley Fellowship, FellowshIp, 10 am, to 4 p.m., will be the group's first official equivalency diploma, Seminole J. C. Cobb Clem Leonard's Shell Station, visit to the new zoo. Community Cqllege. To be Winfield Crebs 25th and Park. Proceeds to eligible must be 18 and have Beverly Hollie JULY 26 camp fund. erican history. civics and Jewell D. McLeod 2P.t. Alcoholics Anon ous Am Aiiani.sm vs. Communism JULY 20 Patricia Ann Maxwell (Women) 1201 W. First St. by July 18. Call SCC for location Barbecued chicken dinner Robert A. Miller VFW Post 10108 and of nearest study center. C? and rummage sale beginning at Robert Sanders I p.m., sponsored by VFW Post Auxiliary (Sanford) testlsnosusl JULY 31 OP. N1. Alcoholics Anonymous 8207 and Auxiliary, to benefit dinner honoring Past Cornbuilding fund, post home, Sit mander Jack Benske and Past (open,speaker) 1201 W. Fir5t President Nina Crouse, bar- St. 427, Longwood. beci'ed ribs and corn, 7 p.m., AUG. 2 Seminole County Humane Yesterday's high 91. Over. Society meets at the First Police Benevolent Assoc. 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous building. night low 68. Rainfall was (Women) 1201 W. First St. Federal Building , SR 434, inches. Partly cloudy through I.ongwood, 8 p.m. tomorrow '.ith scatterul Firearms Safety, 7-10 p.m. mainly afternoon and evening ('all Seminole Community thundershowers. highs in the ('t)llege Community Services. upper 8(ls to low 90s. Lows in the Regular 299 lOs. Van lable mot:" east and JULY 22 Seminole County Republican SPECIAL nouth east winds around EftcUtive Commizee meeting, mph, stronger and 4tsty z.tir p.1n.. First Federal Savings , , h thundershower . 4 : • I 'fly f, •i 436, Altamonte probability 60 per cent (luring and Loan Sit at Springs. the daytime, 30 per cent JULY 24 sharp black ce t8 on night. borid.w't ;4t. 8P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Extended Forecast Considerable cloudiness with (Closed) 1201 W. First St. NO-KtiOn t?snh$<dt. _______ scattered mainly tlaytinne cc . thundershowers. Lows in 70s 943•77oo a nd highs near 90. monuffle, ______ ts, Stamit 'Daytona Beach tides: high ~ _____ Cflf flilifld I MINJQCIMPI&Qulc~~_ & Rob-nion 5:26 am., 6:0.1 p.m.; low 11:27 ________________ 119.01,90 stw4w Orisnh _________C011 ROAD a.m. Port Canaveral: high 5 :00 _________________ pm.: low 11:2.1 a in n.m.. 5:52 WEATHER 3M Brand "Copy-Mite" Copier ________ ___ j" \ '¼ k) - .' . e HOSPITAL NOTES - Step To Films To Be Shot In State BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Persistent, unconfirmed re po rts say that President Isabel Peron will ask the Argentine congress to grant her a three-month leave of absence because of illness, Congressional sources said Thursday night that such a request had not been submitted. Mrs. Peron, 44, was in the presidential residence at Los Olivos with a serious cold, according to medical bulletin, Bicentennial souvenir stands. early American architecture: a Two Fe ature Peron May Go On Leave DONALD SANDERS Three B - MIAMI (All) — Miami lobster fishermen say they may take matters into their own hands If the U.S. state ment doesn't challenge a new Bahamian law barring them from 100,000 square miles of profitable waters. The Bahamian law, which goes Into effect Aug. 1, declares th e spiny lobster to be "a creature of the Bahamian shelf." Bahamian officials said any foreigner caught fish ing for lobster in the area, which Florida lobstermen say Is in international waters, will be arrested. But a State Department spokesman said Thursday that the law b almost a direct copy ofaln3U,S.m declaring the Maine lobster a national resource, thereby fending off foreign fishing interests from the New England coast. . The result of a day-long meeting yesterday, the plan incorporates all the fire safety requirements deemed "most urgent" to the reopening of the jail, a c cording to Administrator George Proudfoot. - Fishermen Threaten Action Is 1975--SA Okay Needed considered to be a security item central west door and courClosing all openingsaround and should it be Included In the thouse exit door, Including exposedpipesorpowerhaftin : final report. The item will not locks, at an estimated cost of with non-combustible material County fire and jail ad. be made public, Proudfoot said. $330. ministrative officials today Vihlen said it was hoped Mit The requirements include: —Install illuminated exits, no came up ,with a 14-point A (ire plan which will insure exit and no entry signs on all the workshop would provide ti program by which the Seminole and fire of the Immediate evacuation of doors in the sheriff's complex, Commissioners County Jail an be reopened — program ac with a prisoners. This plan would at a cost of some $948.60. if approved by the Board of the jail Include training in practice fire Inll electrical conduit ceptable enough to open County Commissioners, "c.S quickly as we can get the deemed "the most urgent" to point report vould cost door drills, practice fire and electrical receptacles The plan was a result of a the reopening of the jail facility. $96,257.60 in- items installed and okayed." to evacuation drills, and the according plan side the cell block area and a day-long meeting yesterday The report will be considered estimated cost figures listed by is to be approved by Harrlett. The County is payi ng some master override switch outside following release of a 10-page Monday during a workshop In Proudfoot and County Fire Two men would be on duty all the cell area at an estimated 11,000 daily for the housing of fire safety report as prepared the County Commission con- Department official J. H. Mc- (lines on the second floorat of the cost of $W. çrisoners i n several out-ofby Sanford Fire Chief George ference room. The workshop 'Claun, who worked the jail, meaning one additional county jail facilities and some Items considered and Harriett following the June 9 will be closed to the general proposal out with Sheriff John correctional officer would be for discussion at the of these facilities are turning Jail fire In which 11 persons public, although represen. Polk and Chief Harriett during required for workshop, shift, and the but without away additional Seminole died cost figures, intatives of the press will be a meeting In Commission plan would cost an estimated dude: prisoners because of overJail Administrator George admitted. No time has been set Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr.'s of- $36,176. of a fire exit crowded conditions. The installation Proudfoot said the 14-point for the session. (ice. Other requirements would: from the south corridor. report contains requirements Vihlen said the workshop A total of eight Items In the 14One of the 14 items is —Expand the smoke and fire south end of the Jail, to Include would take whatever time detection system, installed an escape hatch to the roof; needed to get some agreement after the June 9 fire, to Changing all doors not worked out. adequately rover both the first opening in the direction of a Proudfoot indicated he hoped an(l second floors at fl major fire exit to do so or be to have estimates for those estimated cost of $4,0. removed; fire items without cost figures h> —Install an automatic water Installing a two-hour the time the workshop is held. sprinkling system on the first rated door to connect the Jail and second floors of the with the courthouse; The committee which worked sheriff's complex at an Installing a one-hour lire on the iIre safety report inestimated cost of $27,644. rated door and partition on the cluded Bill Braceland, Sanford By JANE CASSELBEItRy Vista. —Install adequate automatic first floor of the jail to separate Building official; E. V. Fretrevealed the State of Georgia herald Sti'Jf Writer Premiere of the motion has been luring motion picture smoke exhaust fans on the the kitchen and utility areas well, state fire marshal's picture "The Meal," filmed last second floor of the jail at an from the booking office; office; J.F. Pooney, Sanford Two moviemakers plan to year In Winter Park, is companies there after ap* Construction of a storage Fire Department; John A. propriating funds for an Office estimated cost of $25,939. shoot feature-length films in scheduled Sept. 12 at the of Economic Development to —Provide outside access to area in the sally port of the jail SpoLski, 911 Supervisor; Polk. Florida, the Central Florida Cinema I at Alt.amonte Mali. She the second floor of the jail for to store excess combustible Proudfoot, Vihlen and Chief encourage the Industry. Chapter of the Florida Motion The film stars actress Dina said the Tallahassee office, fire department entrance on the materials, Harriett. Picture and Television Assocla- Merrill. provided by the association, tioji has been told. Also, groundbreaking is should result in bringing more Producers Charles Chrisefi planned soon of anew studio in producers he re. and Don Woods outlined their Mount Dora for Ben Nation's She said the film industry plans at the chapter's meeting National Enterprises, I = provides jobs and revenue for ^ -. _%J I this week. The Florida Motion Picture 4 ~the state without causing Chrisefi is considering and Television Association has pollution '. -K& 0 1~ " and Impact problems. t .1-_ A, — -0 '\ . locations in the area in which to now established a central office The chapter was organized shoot the film, "Lost High. In Tallahassee to provide nine months ago and has 90 way," and plans to draw from a formation to anyone Interested members L professionals who _ -;, '-' growingpooloflocalactlngand In producing movies or tele. Include technicians, actors, .,,. : technical talent. Chrisefi lives vision shows in the state, writers, directors and from :1. in Pinellas County and is Terry Hill, public relations former television cornproducer and president of chairman for the local chapter, mentators, Paragon International Plc. . ttires. Woods, who produced Riv first film for television featuring the world famous At W. Ronald Green will corn- recreating the famous Bartram : Llppizan Stallions, plans to mr,and a ta~ ~ — ~ two-man expedition Trail Canoe Expedition as part produce a Bicentennial down the Wekiva River of Seminole County's Bicen. documentary about the horses tomorrow I? and persons wishing tennial project. at a Ruskin tar m ant, at another It to participate In the 12-mile trek The entourage will leave farm in Illinois. He will also from Wekiva Haven tO Wekiva Haven at 9 a.m. and a local prodictian crew. Wekiva Marina are invited, should arrive at the Wekivi More news of motion picture activity in the area was anCharles Pafford at Wekiva Marina at about 3 p.m., when L: nounced at the meeting. A Haven will rent canoes for those ceremonies will be staged major Walt Disney motion interested in making the trip for sa!utlng the two enthusiasts. Checking the 14-point plan which would allow the reopening of the Seminole County Jail are (from picture is scheduled to be $1 with the fees being turned Wekiva Haven is located just left) Jail Administrator George Proudfoot; J-11. AfeClaun, Seminole County Department of Public filmed soon at lake Buena over to the two men, who will be off SR 46, west of Interstate 4 Safety; and County Commission Chairman Sid Vililen Jr. AIIM F I )A hAl), lialia All) Opposition to India's three-week-old political crackdown is blossoming in the home state of independence leader Mohandas K. Gandhi. And it is taking the same form as his protests that helped shove the British rulers out of India: passive civil disobe(ience, Opposition leaders claim that at least 100 people are being arrested each day throughout Gujarat State after deliberately courting imprisonment by publicly reading forbidden criticism of the central government of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. "The people of Gujarat are determined to defend Indian democracy in a peaceful, nonviolent and constitutional way as Gandhi taught us," said Dinesh Stab, the president of a rlghtwing party which opposes the central government. Money? - By GLEM M,aIND IleraldStafl Writer Indian Opposition Grows tives Execu A Waste ' BRIEF RIO DE JANEIRO, Bra'.il (AP) — "When the train fell over the wall, all I could hear were screams coming from all sides," said a samba dancer after a commuter train derailed and smashed irto a suburban dance school. Officials say 12 persons were killed and more than 100 were Injured Thursday when the six-car train carrying 1,200 persons, mostly commuters heading home from work in the early evening, left the track and hit the school. None of the victims were children, authorities said. .Several persons were reported buried in the rubble. The school, the Imperlo Serrano, is one of Rio's most famous, Earlier reports said at least 20 persons died In the accident In the district of Madureira. But the railway department said 12 bodies were recovered, and the morgue confirmed the figure. - Friday, July 18, . . ~ 1 , . ,- 7 - -.7~_r7~~ . ~ - -~~ -.-" . ,.~ ~ .V- Jail Reopening Plan Covers 1 4 Points in Train Derailment 4. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . I, 12 Killed, 100 Injured - By Probers ever, is just how far into the transportation system must government go before it does more damage ounty Comm is s ion DON OAKLEY solution. - C continue the high standards set by Jack Harms. _______________________________________________ sed nd Fun d s Sid Spoetr taking over as zoo curator. However, Banns wanted It to be known that he's not removing all his ties from this area, as he Intends to retain his home In Longwood, although he and his family will be leaving for Knoxville on Sunday. Further, he says that he'll be back periodically and "will be available" should the zoo run into any snags that might require his expertise. Jack Banns has done a lot for the Central Florida Zoo. He took a highly active part In raising funds for the new zoo, appearing on many television talk shows, giving many lectures and attending numerous civic functions to push for the necessary monies to make the new zoo a reality. He's been associated with the movie company Stan Brock Wilderness Adventures, Inc. as its vice president and feels that he must now thrust his energies into that venture If It is to be a success. If he can do as much for the motion picture company as he did for the Central Florida Zoo, It can't be anything but a winner. We'll miss Hanna in the area, but hope that everyone, everywhere, will continue supporting the zoo and back Roson and Spoehr as they strive to . Y ant 1' - - 1~ July " \, ---. 1_7 ___ I -_,,.,.,-r- __"I -.-- -..--~ Z_ -191, __ , 0 - - ') ' ( .. -• 0 . . . 0 ' - ly - ., . -. - - . - - ~- _~ - - &*".I.I.I.I.I.I.II) I I E IOR MOBILE HOME SHOW at Best offer over $2,800 takes a newly reconditloned 121x 501 1973 Galaxle mobile home. To celebrate our grand opening TOMORROW, July 19th, the Superior Mobile Home Show at 280 W. Highway 50 in Winter Garden will auction off a 1973 Galaxie mobile home th.qt's been thoroughly reconditioned at our own on-premises service facility. This beautiful, 2 - bedroom home is cornplet&y furnished, and includes refrigerator, range, oven and drapes. If purchased off oar lot, it would normally cost about $5,000. The buyer will get free delivery and set-up within 100 miles of our showroom The auction starts promptly at 4p.m. tomorrow. But get here early so you'll have plenty of time to examine the home and look over our huge selection of new and reconditioned mobile homes at prices you can afford and backed up by a solid, dependab l e dealer. (The Superior Mobile Home Show is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the sixth largest savings and loan association in the U.S.) VVIn a brand new color T.V. As part of our grand opening celebration, wui'll have a drawing for a brand new cotor TV as first prize and a !tandsorie outdoor baroecue a second prize. There will also he free . hot dogs and soft drinks, and entettamnment b, a top country band So come join our party SuDerlor IVI_obile Home 0 280 W. Highway 50 • Winter Garden, Fla. (305) 656-7700 .-%' J' — 4. Wt �_____ % •SS%%. Ad Evening H.ra$d, Sanford, Fl. ____ Friday,July1I,l73 . ...> .. S > So ulh err' W 000 0 000 Coriwv?Th&EIm * * *** ___________________ 5 a'vrdao Moravian : • p • :: : _________ un:s:w, p(fflt,Hvtthrs4I - F RST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHU1CH 27ThaidEIm ,,., R*, , Cnrlstlan i. - CALVARY - Ptsi Nt$Iq Pv*v,J,d Pho3l Vav9Pn Jm ' ( GENEVA CHURCH , )Ipm ___ . - 51 rene •,aza 00 F.meIvNI.M _____ 4Sam £ _I r Ou - *'. BAPTIST ASSEMBLY DonS I ud,YScI L I1UrCIJ , •_ ''''. y' . i••. OFTP4EHA1AEH Enlsconal . I warn Church Of a Christ C$U*CN £,,m,Ist JORDAN $APTISTC$1J1C54 ;: ; :: '"BIMeCIn; it ' " ' " Sa4ayWTRRBse4cast ,,,,, - 511am 's 1 ISp Eaikrc. W.n4ay Iib4i Class 'a"' -f '''' rn - -' . - '"• . , IW, Class., w,4 V 3, m 4. ; :: - Other Churches THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ovai,e Blvd WiIIsa,d I I*I4e P111w II S..day '::: ; P 11pm Pv$peiuwiagwe*ws4ap , spm •. 0C L4bra dyed k5$ - . - 'xv. :•;.' -, 4' .1 - ..•, A. & P:$pM. WdIblStvdy - - r • 17 t t t _______ I - _______________ ______________ ,L • , 1 ____ ,.. I _____ —i' _________ _____ .. . ,_,,_________ - ________ - ____________ ________________________ - — — ___________ ' -' - ____ 4, ____________ ' ''." - ,:,' ______ -r , __________ -.J_, _______ , ____ _______ _______ ] - ... - S - - - '- ' - : - - • . ,, ,, I 4$' A ,. ........... - - '-, .a ' •rs' •, .. , , '.-'•. "' R,v CIIWth $01s14 ,i'i.*øW; MYF 11am SI:: •$•rn CHRIST UNITED '3 b. TVCIIW Oily, N,, Do'sti $ay $.i4 Mw-tWA, WeflBa - PINTICO%TALCPiURCH a,, 7133 rl..rv ,'••"' MA5WsnPJp l$..lI:$&t7s,. lpv.R.mC.UH 1 11Pm _l - Mi$IA,S.a,4ce £ 1:11p.m. I'S • eL L Ccvjl 19 Ir.tt A4vr1ri Pas$w5:31a.m. 9S)SIlam It:ISarn. 7:)Ip,i. 1" .1 el, L trc, Strabrg, Virg'r.i FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST ________ - A&I P't r&D fli A Si'1dlVklIH4 Wertlip Nwi.r,&kiadwswms the committee IlAlikincI also received a plaque. (Herald Photo by Marva UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI Fitter 5:35am. Lyma Klrte.4 ' _____ .. 4. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LIA,WSIdFtiit4afly$ ______ ___________ However, installation of a those qualities also are I t' Community United Methodist Central American countries, Bible Distributi Church olCasselberry will ha%e including more than 4,000 1 Victor Dunning of Chard, people at a meeting in p EngLand as guest speaker at the Managua, Nicaragua In ad e aC e s e Vt i g 130 pm service Sunday dflion to their crusades, the The Herald Services Tne church will hold a Senior Buenos have conducted the itSt million gifts from individuals • high Retreat at the Cor-Meth successful penetration of the NEW YORK— Scripture and support from more than 70 r House at New Smyrna Beach local TV networks with highly distribution throughout the denominations, churches, and today through Sunday A talent professional color TV programs word by the United Bible other agencies The Society's 4. 1. 1 1 4. 4. ' ê uscrescu A I I 4I e I Y1 4.. A •I AA III 5iiOW IS ixsng pidflnvu oY w. based on music presented by ui i a w a L'I uuuei was 41AL.) iiuuion, youth of the church for July 25 the talented family and short new high of 254,138,606 copies which $5,2,53l was used to at 730 p m in fellowship ball sermonettes of an evangeUca The total was 4,986,515 more underwrIte 479 per cent of the thanthel973figure,antncrease World Service Budget of the nature of 2 per cent Sanford Nazarene United Bible Societies The 'arlous series they hae ,. , r mp4e i antS inorma,on was DIes accoun "V - . '"- .. ,, ,I ford, will hear two national • . :fldOe:elfl at their home This is in the forefront of the use .1. Discosery II SIam SANLANOOUNITEDMETNOOIST The Ai'wrai $b4i S%ftY MSlaslSicevdltm$ Sdiy Sw-itt. & ks4yScMiI it:SI$m. W.i,4ay5enlc 7:15pm. church I :I1aiw Mi" P?ya' $realfast Stpt ,,S.4eci.d By I I Methodist Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford, will be the SvilIaySdii II of its choices. Shoko Masunaga, leader of Buddhist Church of SacraYet the differences are mento. subtle. Buddiii&n holds that suThe complaints are "not preme reality, Buddahood, is worth serious discussion,' he inherent in all life In the values says. "The U.S. Supreme Court of compassion, wisdom and has removed religious beliefs truth conveyed through rhyth- mission areas. The Reverend sturdy during a storm than a The quarterly meeting of r ongregat1ona1 Assemuty of Rev Vr,d L IryaM M11Ww-1IUP ,,,, Christian Science CHRISTIAHC$UpC4 31115. Part A. rn.isee Fred L. NeIl Nazarene 300 E. JacksonSt., they will sing at 9:45am III I I. ) III I Ull LIIP.K1, . P111w p " II. COVENANT PRESSYTIRIAh CHURCH 753fl .y &LAa',$lvd a 11pm out on his own. He is explonng, seeking, learning. Where will his footsteps ultimately lead him? tiort, for the lawmakers is a lern view of God asa supreme Buddhist flut fact has stirred some "being distinct from humin protests, questioningaboutjust uk irid the uruerse, as its in the Orlando this weekend. On Saturday at 7 p.m. they will present a free concert open to the public as some interfaith support (or scendlng it, whose justice and eilgi fnolemt Information regarding founding of .arious churches and their contribution to the county, historical ',alue and names of li'lng charter members may be sent to Dr Shofner or to Re Porter at 510 W Fourth SI, Sanford _ 0 i' m g r I ê l Presbyterian '-v. - ______ - FIRST 41$ A II Ml II COMUUN:Iy UNITED s o c UC • . ,• _______ 'A, s In YvfliSivlciTei Eve & .,MarlIAl PT.,., Ca's,, _,,, nial prayer for divine guJdance the Buddha, are not objects of familiar in civil ttings worship themselves and are not But it's part of one of the re- regarded as having any inligious invocations starting a trinsic spiritual value, but are session of he Callfocia State only symbols of ideal.s and prin- Isp" ORACI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH P(lI,,WSS4laiuluAvf,0,1, . 4...,.r.' ' ,., ' NEW YORK (AP) - In a polytheist," says the REV. Jack leglilative chamber of Califor- Johnson, pastor of the 2,(XJ'nia's state capitol at Sacra. member First Southern Baptist mento, a Buddhist minister church in El Monte, Calif. He takesthemicrophone. "If small says it's "disgraceful that the raindropscontlnuetofallonthe Senate of the state ... would same sjot on a rock, a bole will condone such a regrettable bebored," he says. "Justas the situation." ranop,ifyoumkensffl Inactuality, Buddhism arose effort, anything is possible." as a reform movement against This philosophical imagery hindu polytheism. Buddhist history of their church. [)r.RoyA.Hartern,pastorof predominantly Jewish.Chri- Rev. Mr. Masunaga said in a old.fashioned singing The Junalca and of the United Dr Jerrell Sho(ner of pubLic i.s welcome Theological College, also Cahary Assembly, 1918 Miller stian beliefs has touched off telephone conversation "They Longwood is still accepting Ave., Winter Park, recently sporadic questions and ob- are only two sides of the same located in Ki'ston "i' ministered in the Air Cathedral jections histories of local churches in coin It is one The dichotomy : : ., ...' "4 ,,. , . 4 -'4,.,,, .,,4.'. .- a I * .. '.. ., Auf.Pasts, IWP'Of'21$1w-CNU R S*lI.Ipk1wSl Fi4*.wIp Mw-leA, WwitWp W.d.lve.B4W.SPvIy ma.... - name two examples "You will know the truth, and of the approximately 125 Church will hold i fish fry circuit since July 1968 He is a tablefor taking from city to city tal faith, little understood by Christian God Who is responsible for all of the truth will set you free" churches in the county he Sunday at 5 30 p in as the graduate of the Uni%ersity of for crusades most Americans, in a religious We don't divide reality into R•v.KIIW.MllHs.MHWs$wi l.a Mats — _________________ L *stronauts' reading of the Maythei.ordcallusbacktothe Committee Chairman Rev, FIRST PENTECOSTAL C$UILOIOOO l•tpSq,êç ul4SCi,wI , 'I', '' • -.' ' T' • .., -. .. .• P ISp m -. - / - 1 • &"" - 3 : - .. • - . 4 • -. * • •,- WEST SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH ,,,s,, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I,, L I *)m 4, #JJif. -' ' . % ' **•. . - ' ! , • II NI M a - Now we here In America and reap the whirlwind." To a enjoy these freedoms to a large very Large degree, we are extent, but how about our seeing this as we view the freedom of worship? Do we moral landslide our country is appreciate It? Look what has having. happened in recent years — this The choice is up to us for we furor over prayer in the public are free moral agents wtio can " Methodist , PUSSo EvwsiA,Wen)Ap ___ _•___J freedom from want, in the words of the minor refliecOsiai 7SOt.isAv, ,7flj ' r. I::.: ISIw-Im PssNv 5 m Pb%01 "am k11öf5•flf% *4 Nuac, .;'s, PALMETTO AVENUE MiI*Ary , II.,svA Rvsci - I ., flU ' ISIM - PINLC1ISTSAPTISTCHURCH w. praynus,sos Chapl&n Named I CHURCH OF CHRIST Ni, KH15 smt., !vv LUTTHHIRAOICIUNCH OF h . AKC MARY CHURCH L0 THE NAARENE I7CLIDr Ii PaulO .- • . 'H Lutheran ocsi j,p .• :sa rn. . : WTRR 7 $p , 54 Oala lIp _ _______________________________________________ — Friday July 1L lfl$-7A -• Eii. _ lndependtnce declares in part Today we ant political, in. ____ We hold these truths to be self tellectual and rnoal freedom _____ e%ident, that all men are But it has not made us ha ieated equal, that they are Some people would advocate ______ endowed by their Creator with doing away with the recognition L worship, Cwosc0001 1 )Irn 7$," N S, -- Eyow,, HOLY CROSS Wsrs&p —. -- The late President Franklg they have It would appear U Roosevelt, in a speech to for some It Is freedom from Congress on Jan. 6, 1941 religion they want instead of outlined the four freedoms: our cherished freedo,ii of FIRST CHURCH ' 0 rn e r ThETRUTUWILISET this' One miUtant atheist YOU FREE named Madylyn Murray TEXT: John 8:32—"Jesug O'flare! Our freedom of worsaid.. . you will know the truth, ship could be very quickly an's the truth will set you free." taken away from us If those of vihatAmericaneedsjsagootj her caliber get the upper hand ose of old.fashioned In our beloved country. Yes it patriotism! I believe that could happen, Lut i pray Uia't during this Bicentennial year, never will. theChristian church can be the Webster defines freedom as instrument of Almighty God to the quality or state of being do just that, free; liberation from slavery, _____ _____ or s '1L.....— - C FeS ur - as : . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, A a I I Us.Ia Rds Riv.t11rwrnlAia laY ICMIl MwMauWw-iad. — Pas1w. tise m liii. ia . -w - w - Evw-4,Ww-jlWp - . .w.. •w•• 'Task Of Scholars _____________ ' Finance Commission and vices Sunday will be Pastor . s. ng • r • • ,, , ,_1II ' America is English-Language . this than '50 • countries and ileaflets conmnJ less than a y uflI .. , e wasuplpercentover 1913 and uus. w Wv tuuencan oswc clvs.-uonswereup.opercen. . ","a on SR 46. There will be swim. he was an officer of the Chilean Assembly, 6 p.m. Sunday, July tions of the London Philhar. BiSocietyScripturesare sold in door-to-door sharing of God's riling. boating and fellowshin tI...,I.. II?L... -..-,yvnen L_ e. ne monic Orchestra especially at or below cost so that anyone Word. with a potluck supper at 5:30 retired he phrnned to attend Rev. Bueno, his wife, Lee, arranged for them. can afford them, and most are At least one book of the Pill. Theological Seminary and and their two children, Chris heavily subsidized to make Bible has now been published in '" ''' blowever,stncel97Ot)ebasbeen ministry in the 210-feet by 65- '" tributlons to the Bible Society the Bible Society reports. The Junior Highs of First a missionary in a village of feet inflated structure that has from individuals, churches and Twenty-three new languages Presbyterian Churchof Sanford 10,500 inhabitants called seated a capacity of 4,000. The First United Methodist other agencies concerned with were added in 1974. Easy towillgoonahavridesaturdayat Boquete, in the Chiriqui Cathedral, with its plastic Church of Sanford and Holy the Bible cause make the understand "today's lan7:30 p.m. at Wilber's Ranch Province, Republic of Panama. stained-glass v;indows and Cross Episcopal Church will jrogram possible. guage" translations of the ATHENS Hard by' Mars difficult book in the Old The Senior Highs will go to St. Jay 1. Cosrnato (pastor of the about in the Reader's Digest, 15 at First Methodist, 9 a.ni. to Society received more than 1.9 published in 20 languages. Hill, where the Apostle Paul Testament to translate. This is Augustine July 25 to see "Cross local congregation) when to Wall Street Journal and 3,000 noon. There will be classes for - And Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OFSEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THEMcKIBBINAGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and EmpIoy GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff • SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., I '4C. and Employes ' WINN-DIXIE STORES . ideo, Florida HARRELL BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First a STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff State Congress Scheduled . A & P WEO The Management and Employes evangelistic crusade, he telllgentsia about the Identity of occur only once in the Bible and play. Plans are being completed woiked with ['astor Hojas, and their "unknown God" to whom whose meaning is thus not they had erected a temple, reinforced elsewhere. In ad- fortheVacatlonChurchSchool the local church has some 29 English-speaking Bible dltjon, its ancient style and to be held Aug. 24-28 with contributing to his support ,.cholars will labor through this poetic construction presents classes Icr the whole family. since that time. There will be a covered dish • Green is pastor of the suflullel.. dIfIi'ulties for translators." supper at 6:30 with classes Bethtephil Circuit of churches Their aim. to continue work Overall supervision 0f beginning at 7:15. in Montego hay, Jamaica. This onatranslatlonoftheBible that translation is being done by the More than 1,000 Baptists from p.m. The minister, Rev. Virgil L circuit is composed of three better known, not only to anslatiei, which is the top with his family July 23-Aug. 23. bury, and Somerton — and x pected to attend the second the total organized church will Greeks, but to all mankind, rung of a ladder of committees ________________________________________ annual session of the be held daily. Outstanding The translation has . already Progressive Missionary and representatives from the been under way (or several doing the translating. The initial work of translating a ___________________________________________________ Educational Baptist rtate various fields of endeavor will years. Sponsored by the New book of Scripture, Dr. Palmer congress which will be neld appear as resource speakers york International Bible explained, Is done by one group July 22-27 at St. Matthews for the assemblies. Soclety,somelOOSChOlarShave of scholars who meet locally. Baptist Church, 3731 Moncriel already produced the New 1)r. James Carl Sama, the Their work Is then gone over Cof C Speaker Rd., Jacksonville. Testament, which has won the successively by an Interlany ruinislers anti lay general president of the acclaim of Christian leaders mediate C3mmittee of Old Is Hyatt Brovvn persons of Sanford and nearby Progressive Baptist State throughout the world. Convention of Florida will Testament scholars, a General areas are officials and key Brown of State Rep hyatt the speak Wednesday at 11:30 a.in. The complete Bible, to be Editorial committee, and then workers of thie organization, known ..; the New International J Committee on Bible Volusla County delegation will A welcome program Congress President Parker of Version, is expected to be be guest speaker at the Greater Translation, featuring a city-wide chorus of Marlana will speak at 3 p.m., completed some time in 1978. Orange City Area ('hainher of July 25. 12.5 voices and the appearance srho1ars ae working on the Old will be meeting at the same in Town hall. He will report on Mayor Hans Tanzler will be Pete:sburg will preach the Testament at the University of time as the other committees, laws passed during the recent presented at Second Missionary sermon for the closing service An English stylist, Dr. Palmer session of the state legislature. Athens through August 3 Baptist Church, July 22 at 7 Sunday at 2 p.m. Specifically, work will be said, will "float" among the various committees to Insure done on Exodus, Numbers, the standards of style are MarineAssigned Samuel, I Chronicles, Job, By Progress I ye Ba pti sfs Local Briefs __________________________________________________________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ____________________________________ ,, ASSEMBLY OP GOD Pent Assembly .4 Osd. 31St & Elm BAPTIST A'vt,.ct tapltsl C0*,,ct. Ov,sie taIwan B,tst Assembly. 7(1 Pah4'mllI (S4*IWd Hwy. 1753) ;tC0vrcP. 171 S,m.ol, Catib.v'r C.nI,I •ai1t C?vr0. 1211 Oak IFuii Ba$..t Clew-mater M$s.44arv FU1$t Ciit. Ss,5I RI, tderlpr.,slapt's*Ctvvct.OldOrtaa*1Rd.elItntw-Ave. F1rs1 Build CPmrCk. S'S P14 Ave. F -ii*dØl Baptist CMrctsl Aftams,i. $fl,$. RI. SF1051 Purst ilpellil Clinch *4 DiBary F*S** C1w-clSI Gs.w-a Pent lapiost Ct,inct'1 LM F,tI IDP' Ceinctel Liii MInIS P rat Sapts$t Chvrcl II Li*.ssl. Cw-. Crc* $ Grail Ave Ns,e I,.Ø,sCtwth. f,u*Cst, C.mmv,'s?, CaIt.v. Facst CIty NIWMt.CJI•tYMISI$II.ITYI.IPt,$I, 1155W I$pS? Nc. 5aI,' Pnlrnstivi $.s.4iI Cbwc*. 1351W. liSt St. NIIJ Mt 1150 BiptIst CP*w-C*. IfS Pit, Ase Rav,i Pt,5 BiplIst CAwct. 3741 W. $' PespWs Bapltut Ck.assl. 1311 W. First Street, Saafsrd P,AeuesI BaptIst CNw-C*. ItB W. AfpSrt P'',i 0*'ti, tj, BC;jt (Pircl. M *I 10.Itl, M15-D*lny Ilpttl ttvrOi. W,sI 5t.IwI Seniand BipIrsi CMnrct. flU Piti. Sf.Jam.IMs.50ar,Ba,fI3tCh,fcs,.S, Rd 1I1.OftesA St. Pall B.pftst Ctsrct. II) PM A'i ___ i Met"W Jtyi C0rtI. Canaan flta. lprIsdd M&s$iIIi7 Baftst. flit I Cedir St AIM's M4s&1warv Baptest IJIWC*. 535 (yyIj5 it. Tempt. BaptIst Clinch. Palm SF1551 RI. ANIMSIHe Sw-1151 Wellia. Chapel MHIIISay SiptsP C15nc1. Mart & WelIeai 5' MSIIIItWI 1011*51 L.a NapS BaptIst ClUtCh 113011055£,,. 5,toaj CHURCH OF CHRIST . C0erc* 11 CIwIsI. Ill) S. Park Aye, Ctwct.4 Cbf it .1LIII hut. us. i-s N. caswlew-r, Sovtt Ssrnlnali Ct,rth l CtnIst, SIll Las. HimsIl Rd. Ctw-ctdlCvst.e4IPaImSpql.SsD,.,Altams,,St CP'wct COivrct II CIsrist, L1a5W314 CPI,rch of (0v*ul. '4 179 St N,rThs4dn Ctwcli el Civisi, Fla. NavIi Ol., M.asllaad CHURCH OF 0150 Ctiirttol 0.4. 511 Hettary Clearctel 054. Mi W. 1114 St. CJtwct,il 0.4. Oilid Ctvrct SI 054 H14s50$$. Lake Miwee Cterctel 0.4 Metals., EIl,vp,iø Clw-ctSE 0.4. $11 W. lOIN II. CSvrds*4 05415 (k11, Ov All is,:s Citholt pt $aplui Chinch .4 Otta's. FISflSI$11 Plead Iapt*s# Chinch, 0uSd. 15tdaa M i400ary Baptist cw-c. iii St £vitsy, Ca'M4,c ClIent, SunS,' Cr. Ira' tvTton NA (eIusIf5wry s. eew-y raaawea. C.t1*lic ctvrrt ;, •%• w. Pa-it St. Mssry Bipit Cb.,c4. NorTh Nt. Eminpiu,. Mac4'a M,ss.en Bapl'tt Ct.Agct. Oak Hill Rd. Ostior, (J4,t(Pt, St. Marb rIsby$iqla CIt,wtIi, liii Film IPI*A,I RI, 5Itms,t Spgs. Upsela Cemmwwty PIIIbY1wSM CBWOI. Uplala RI Weitmitislea' Prneyl,nses Ctvrct, Rid Sv Nd, CastIIben,-y Forest OTHER CHURCHES AlIso's A.M.E. Chwct, OlIve A All Palm CBapel. Camp kUtsl, Wfthv$ Rd Baw-dift Av51s$ Hsllwss Cluapil. IuriiiiPert , Chelusca '.mlPy ChIne CIInI*4JI1*$CIIII$J.4L.MITD,,$,IA,,.HI$ParSAV, hiitea'iOilliiii ChInt, St. Jye*5p, PIT. Flit IIAIMI. United M.ttt.dest ChvrcN. Tamp P,rst Fed. Scm.., LaOs Mam-s, COipel. 0aA51 Bl,d, Lake MSIw , ' .. ,,, •. . 715 0.4 Ac,' S.nfeu FSU Issues Dean's List Nehemiah and Isaiah will be "Before the translation of one . La4yelIh,(ab15Cat(Churcn lIl5Ma,,m.h..De EPISCOPAL All 5115*5 Ip'tcspal CSuia'ti. I!. Deltry He rpa'ls. Crs Cpcap.t, Part Ace at 4th St PsitsiIttiI Opes Bible T•Wri.ct,, 1d54 p11111 $.lIN15sle H1511 Setuip Fl,f Pe5*.c.staI CP'va-ctc i4 L.sis,,j "%tC5yr(kI4INNa*a,Inw)p4$lMa Firs Part OI'IN. ChatcasI bc, h,s'e,t, Osiseya ('aittsv.stt' Cct?lP LCSGesed C0inC0 1.45*414 i aaIAn Wama A l.sj Av . lOft 35th flitS Gst*I Ta ,na11 2124 (tyb Ut OIiw $S'fi CI flh, Oak lI•5t Rd, *ItIOIiSS Littenco Chinch, Oywbvset of., Cast,iWrry Gs.d 51.04w-I I15te4 LvIWvai, 2kW 5. OiIaM. of. PRESBYTERIAN Mt 1i** MItAe.1 Baptist C*inch INS Wry Ase UI j,$lI MsAas'y $$9t4$*, Sian Lvt. M1tM4MeWliIInyCh3LtflhSt.&HItkw-1Avt. SIofetdCI0fIMItscJap,5.1,5 The sesvau.a *rv, III W. 24th it LUINITaAC,tCIW05R,d.II,,S3W UNPita'. Ma' sN Liltena', (herd, OIldai Diy Dr. & Hwy. Il-fl. CasIetben,y 'n ?15s.vtw-ta't C1.un, Oat A,s & Pill Pr,sbyt.,Sac Cherci, .4 Dsha,-y, I. Hlgtland Caeve*.ssi P'lib'nfw15's Clinch. 11751. Ortald. Or 11nit14 Chucchf C1**t. AlIance.4e C4AINyt,ty Chipet, An. N.tjr Trmsty dIved .40,i is TNIFWIIO11.,ICII.CNSIOUtL.VIJ Mti.a,,. hii'iW COurlititO Chinch. Beet Lab. Rd at Jamis.. . , ''almer, ExecutiveSecretary of of eyes will have looked at it. Mrs. Claude N. Roberson Sr. of 'l'ranslL ti i, under %;OSe i:cs Baptist, III LICV$S Ave. 1.04w-I Font CMtivap Clinch. laYS Ut Oh.* U.s.em.ary B.eptriJ Chinch, LeaLiad. Sw-1.'151 14., S.a*05r4 Ch,lstl. Chinch, 122 Ut. ipent ONO*EOA!IQy&L . SEVEtTH.DAY ADVIKTIST Lake SawmffiDay AJ,nt5$ Ckvcr, Hwy 34 FIfist CIty StAten S.vsnffi Day AdvIIIl C0rc0, Ut & tIn WsMw S,reA,,l,,wIus.Dey NI. R I'54,$I CI*vf1JI of 0.1*1 F*nsz 1. ll.TA Metho4est Ctwcti, 2411 Simferd Av,. FlIT 5.5.' j'. CAurCF, tie w. cm it G.0,va I'I$I CP,vvcts. Orate Un.. s. ffi.dstt cMwui. Aerpw-1 11,1. Grail Chapel AJ.I. Chnicb. Daleds Oakrs,s MilMd,t C3iyrp,, 0111511 Vhsu ChinS Paia WitHyas 4o ,, Pall. St. J1a15 AM.I. sit., Cyp,.ss 51. Wasy A.M.S. Ct,n* 51. II. Ill, Os1w. II. PaIls *IttN4st dent, Daises RI. hiforpitsa ,. cluuict II Old Mi1ei. unierpitsa Fust jh.11lu MIfl.OI447 Beptst CIs.,,rci 1111W. 'J V. METHODIST Iarifl U.tH M.m,,Ial C)tvrcO,, . Delary Av•.. Inta-pa't,s Bear Lue IJWIs4 P ,thldltt Ctsrct •P* A.M.I. Cklttt. Caaa H,ts. CastofWrry C.mmsi,4ty UnIted MøN41;I CJtw-cti. Hwy. Il-Si & PIis,y RI4e R1 Catseie,rry 'fary Cimmeluty MttI4Od*lI C0ltCt. W. Nlgtboks Rd.. Delary b'PiW ama, of the trir!..ation Is 1978, We s,ith the 1st Mont Ailcru(i j.i the "most quoted book of the of the committee work was Station, Iwakuni, Japan. The task is monumental, meticulous when we handle the High SthOOI, he joined the Luke Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. University have been an- Altamonte Springs — Roger m• iiotr toll of student; avtraing 'histad. Nicholas C'tine, Vc, i.)fllIi')d, has &' U.S.C.G. Academy, New summer cruise aboard the cn courseij. Sanford Wright. — William N. and Bernard Jon heron Jr. REV I VA L LONGWOOD CHURCH OF CIRlST JULY '1927 Evangelist Barney Owens of Cincinnati, Ohio Located Across From The Old Water Tower o tfli St. In Longwood "The Public Is Invited" �- -_•.: - ' ''- - : - -- - IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, July ketirecj t- ord executive Files .Suit SEMINOLE COUNTY IOARDOPCOUNTY UTIUTYIOARD COMMISSIONERS Notice uf Public Hearing Notice of Public Hearing of County Corn The Board of County Corn miisiOner of Seminole County will mitsionerl of Seminole County, public hearing in the County sitting as the Seminole County I hold a Commission Chambers of the Utility Bc'rd. will hold a public. Seminole County Courthouse, hearing In the County Commission: the Seminole County • Sanford. Florida, on Tuesdij'. Chambers Augt 12, 1975, at 7:00 P.M. or as Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. On n, ins, at 7:00 P.M.: soon thereafter as possible to con Tuesday, Jute soon thereafter as possible. to'. sideramendingtheS,minOleCOufltY or as Rules and Reçutations regarding rehear an application concerning: ,VitS' public water and sanitary Sewage changes in water and sewe( rates in areas cerlif led to be served systems ordinance by Southern States Utilities, Inc. Auto Firm Accused Of Causing AIcoho.sm ii • _____________________________________________________ DETROIT AP) - A retired Brennan, once board chairFord Motor Co. executive who man and managing director of says he drank his way up the Ford in Switzerland, said his corporate ladder to head the drinking problem was a "dit firm's Swiss operations has result" of his job and increased "I signed the (resignation) letter. I don't know what the alternative was but imagined that it was public disgrace and termination without benefits. At no time the auto maker, accusing it of 26 years with Ford. turning him into an alcoholic. He said he sought aid froni any retirement benefits or pen- lice, Brennan said he attended sion from Ford, many social gatherings where Brennan said that after Fe- he was "complimented on my signing from the auto firm, his ability to consume liquor In wife and six children forced large quantities day after day -John R. Brennan - Legal Notice Legal Notice - Chairman ATTEST: Arihur H. Beckwith, Jr., $70,000"dreamhouse"andquit mally In business. three subsequent Jobs for fear He was promoted and trans. i ', 1: ?j•Iij CARMICHAEL, Calif. (AP) -The letter began: "Dear flepos:tor," and it told File Bloom that the Sacramcntosuburb,saidThursdaythathereceived a letter from the Chartered International Cryo. June 24, said that "despite careful planning, a disastrous situation has occurred, and all semen in storage was accidentally destroyed, possibly by vacuum failure and a simultaneous malfunction of the thermal monitoring device." he had a vasectomy had been accidentally destroyed. "He Just sat there. We were stunncd," said Bloom's wile, Linda, 27. "He hasn't said a word about it since that day, but I think it must bother him.There'snothinghecando,anditbothersme." Bloom, 28, and his wile already have three children. they made their deposit,s that the sperth would be an "fully protected against destruction" by two "failsafe" monitoring systems and backed by $S4X),000 insurance. 4j DAUGHTERS OF ELK ' . - - . - ' ,• "We weren't planning on more children. Our only purpose was to insure that we would have a family in case we should ever lose any of the kids," said Bloom. had also had a vasectomy and is seeking damages for mental anguish. "There's no problem at this point. It does take away one option we had planned on, and I absolutely would not have had a vasectomy if I -. thought I couldn't count on that deposit." Bloom, an architect and contractor in this The letter Bloom received said the bank "is now forced into bankruptcy and corporate dissolution and regretfully, the few remaining asset.s will not PERSONS HAVING ' Au a ny C a u s es ()f Ca i rc n orn a [)EAR DR. L'iMB Would you explain carcinoma insitu? Does intercourse have any Saturday, July 19, 1975 bearing on its occurrence? Do you realize how many ARIES (March 21-April 19) A Today you'll have a chance to status and women have had hystereclucky break of some kind will increase your closely to tomnies for one reason or add to your finances. The prestige If you listen another? What possible good is family benefits, too, as you get hints that others will offer. a Pap smear after a complete mtwv frnm n iin.iw1pd SCORPIO -- (Oct. 24-Nov. '.-.' ByBERNICF.BEDEOSOL - For '---. -- ______ - . C I EM C N TAR V SC HOC) L (Woodlands Elementary School) STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. McIN'OSH P 0 Boa 1330 Sanford, Fonda cluded your address on your the abnormal cells without a out that these are group It's the kind of day when you'll shed your inhibitions, welcoming friends and even outsiders to your Inner sane- shoulder today. Affairs of the heart will dominate your thinking. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) cardiac arrest long before the column appeared in the paper. Carcinoma insitu is a term for cancerous change of the The choice of treatment may depend upon the woman's and if she wants to have more children or not. Since it isa slow that every woman who has or has had carcinoma insitu has been sexually active at an early age. There are always many recorded in i'lat Book 9, Page 51. of the public records of Seminole County, Florida; thence run S $9deg u' II" W along said South lne of Peace Valley Miami Springs Plat, 1975 at the Office of the Super Intindent at 20? E Commercial, Sanford. Florida, Immediately afterwards, Bids shall be publicly opened and read aloud in the A Pap sr,'iear should be done thencerunSoldeg47'5O"WflO193 feet to a point on a curve, said Point Meeting Room (across the street from the Office of the Svpea-in- ._._.. LZl__ ___ ,, ,.. ,i -- uoing uiings y wua. iuu ii tcrp wem capawwucs azxi .i.,. ..c ..---------------,__ ui i,xj yj vi jji i-uiiiuizi VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) No need to be timid with otr vasive cancer. The extent of the You're the perfect host or loved ones today. You won't cancer is limited to the surface hostess today, so invite friends shake them up with what you areas and does not involve LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) the cells of the cervix from YOUR BIRTHDAY that are not You'll get a great deal of some changes ,C? dysplasia). thIn called . fulfill s'our work or dti . to - cells of - factors in the occurrence I Hindu cod of - ",: 13 flay windOw _______ 0R I wdS) 54 Restrict p , ¶4 Th-ns up Maretab) - ______ il- ______ e' C?/ J,one5, Lhe ' (cc Jolt IrviIbm'Si4iIr,,j. I. - Skrebb.rp'tjoos I t.tai a'ter1' ?,Novncçan . - Italian noble TO flr,oriri.,c HoT, mourtans Call Of visit one of _____ .• . . - -,--'.•. • ql'-. ' -.-Y 'Z tr. ' .4 -j - '.,,.... 4 ',. - 44 (,r -c hIs wife curve concave Nor steely, said using Subcontractt,ral Bids The curve having a radius of 30O feet Owner Contractor Agreement .oun Howard R Weii Residence Unknn ¶I L. t PC -- ___ EIAI ______ - 11 r,cril.id by 30 P. 31 WIe Chinese 33 Bristle 30 LOCk OPflQ bugle planl 40 Men trOm HC'ls1'ki quest'on 43 Esteem 73 Impulse 25 Ste of type ' (, hl1ii I - .• •• - 0 t ,• '€ . '4 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Newest Lifestyles Fulfill Women ,,, "Lifestyle," according to Webster, Is "an individual's typical life." But there is ,..,.i2 I- way middleaged today 's -- - Michigan research team. feet through a central angle of 11 dig 4 ' Angelina hne ,'nmrn,,njf., II "I hgi 'nii,nt.r l.a U IUII4Il%P..I '. Alioto, esanged wife married woman usually has a °' Wi'St SemInole Blvd Sanford. Florida 37771 tivities. j• i District School Board Records of Seminote County, Florida Together with all structures and 20? East Commercial Street Said land, and fixtur - : nt'. ch .ir.,l tr4rnl. .hIC . i'hari.K.,r ..,I, .a.ra, 41,03 fl lc1I% kg*nn rnt, •Js.I - fli4 ci.; a IJ - i. ' my 11 grandchildren, But I half-a-couple, value the have been me." freedom they've gained. Said Even among women who participant in a Are You never one woman - Hut the very said Northerly right of-way line c 52 Engltih river 77 PlaCe scoTrrs Sanford llIflV DF6J L ______ LOW AUTO RATES •Jl _______ Under 25 - SR-22's anCeHed - Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes - , city )) nri',nr'. '/ori.rirs (l'ctlfl ',, pLiri _____-- ;322O285.831.9774 .2411 S. French Ave. Saitford, F!? . 12773 S$ ONY INURANrr: - 5 - - - -_ - jii Juiil uiiIJi Jill Jil. jul11. Jill. JJJ IJJi jij,' Ji, Jiiijji JJiu, Jillili Jill, - Plant The single life can be Lively ingredient that undeniable. Nancy Seifer, taking roommates, or living become. .,, these families live below the "_±-' '' '--- Lover? Are You Tired of Run of the ' Mill Plants? - - -- . :' - "- ,1T -- :--: --- -:: - :--'', -' --. -, "noIn6'ntina" thoir' ')fltk iin u.'hnn trn.litinnnilu kn,,oak,i,,o,1 %%IlJ4JIJ tll W4I UI .............•••j . air, JQ, __ yvr attorneys, wtiosq ,,,,,.4 ncr.n,,ioIl.. iv.; c.1,c.,aIIJ ll0.P - are ,,-iil ,hiI,1......, 01W III1tU VII UII.VilIIII5 often Dated this 9th d.sy of July, 1975 THE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY s Mr. R. 0 "Bud" Feather. Chairman 5- Mr. 'Ii$',i' I" layer. SuperIntendent PublIsh- July 15, 75. Ag I, 1975 DFP-1O Planning and Zoning Comrnl-,Ion Sernlno)e County, Florida By John H. Percy, LSri.j De,,ilt).rstn' Admlnislratc, PublIsh. July ii, 1975 DEP 101 ''..-•' --- - ----jm ' ---" , -- ' -----r . -- -- .- - Z- - --=- - - -- at - L Yes - We suggest you invest your money in plants that are unique and totally different from what's available all over town - - - and plants are an investment! With proper care, they provide you with years of plush b.tty and enjoyment, plus their value is enhanced with age. address Is Poit It 1155 leen urre years wanted to get out of an since might read It and stay" counseling didn't work because it. That's not the answer, Six reason you can't ' she wanted a divorce "to find from all over the country, led dividual,fulfllling the Individual. isfied one - her own. ThJlt - - , 4 We invite you to visit our shop and see our colleCtion of unusual and exotic indoor and ourdour foliage, -' 'C Our prices are just a shade above wholesale accomplish "1 don't think life is all about - =:::k able to understand or accept it. journal he kept during the fam. save the marriage Martin feels mathematical sen-ce to me nor recognize now "I'here are an awful lot of ily upheaval, "One Man, hurL" it helped them know more does It make good human someone to be married, to car"" "It's a very intimate book about themselves, "hcw mysteries associated with what harelationship. But we she did," he said in an inter- and I think using my real name properly, how commu1artho) claims the soaring d1 owe it to ourselves, our children you can't force to to IllS ry out a to counseling anti pS) question, "Whydidshc leave" the priviicy of the family," he feelings. Hutitdidn'ttellushow family relationships." that all together to fulfill thological approach which says the to "In physical circumstances explains of his use Martin recently started to her situation was not in any way pseudonym Albert Martin. "It's the primary commitment of our "do your own thing." He admits date and does not rule out the it a 0') iTiort' t1)mmeNiable !t' but what .ap- lives. -. unattract4ve. In pchological not WI'K) c1'tjit:r f marvlugc ishich I--..penca to us tnaus important." "It I were the one who was men uum ¶5()fflJj 10 ICUYV URU' he sees as "two adult human terms something obviously - lacking. But at what price do "I fought the divorce desper- unhappy I honestly feel I could commitments and respon- beings standing on their own you buy self-fullillment?" atty. I didn't believe In it," he not do what she did. It's not my sibllities Feet Inking care of themselves pondered this says. "I went for counseling to valut sytemn and it originally Martin ''There arc whole new ground but coiiuuitte-d to each other" new (COURT SEALS of Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr Clerk Of the Circuit r:o(..r,Ili'. !jlfian Jenkln' As F%'s.. • 'I'U'V i.,ier Publish - June 77, July 4. 11. 1$, 197S DCC) 171 - we '--j - put - ire, was ____ . -_1 '- ' -=_- '. OPIN DAIlY 10 AMS PM Sanford Ave. Ph. 321OO49 ( ( 2593 S. ..'..."t..'.'.c' - - '. '.. t' "--' ' ti'-.:'--5-,;r, I we were my The Answer is - - - If -- NEW YORK lAP) Married question a couple of years ago save the marriage but she went wasn't hers either. Then SOUIt'- rules for terminatIng a for nearly 20 year;. Four chil. in an article for the New York not to save the marriage but to thing happened that's happen. relationship, psychological the di- ing in marriages all over the rcasons: 'I need dren, A large, comfortable sub. Times Op-Ed page "It was a clarify why she working at country. What (10 we do? She inhibiting relationship, need to vorce. so urban house. Why did his wife screatmi I had to get out of thIs Court on thi5 24th day of Jun. c-' 4H caught in a financial marriage!" one wag has How Divorce Affected One Man change in The District School Board of Florida, 37202. on or before July housing type from con Seminole County, Florida reserves 75th, 197$, fld file the originat with 304. ..1..I•.. dUUII chose to ignore deep.seated money, they risk upsetting selves for the first time are dramatic increase in the mature women opting for less marital problems until their their marriages'As wives gain pleased how resour- nwnber of families headed by traditional unions with ' w (trade)" andttie title of the rK() IIr,eli.n,.np i.%.,,cIcI , niversary in a divorce court, wives of blue-collar workers older single women lire alone. set forth in the point on the South line of said Peace spetification Model ID2SO Valley Miami Springs Plat, thence Chrysler Furnace Model 474)7 30 DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR run S Cl dig 11' 4" W, along said OPENING OF SEALED BIDS; All Chrysler Air Conditioner, Model South line of Peace Valley Miami Bids 12*701 will be Opened at the special Springs Ptat, 433 l52feet to the Point meeting of the District School Board State Hot Water Heater, Model of Beginning; said Parcel contains of SemInole County on the 11th dey 1403 34 83? acres more or less, Further Au,jt 197% at J - ) P M - en Wall to Wall Carpetn9 aescribed is Swctwiter Ccve. doted In a sealed -is bCCfl filed against you arid envelope plainly f you Tract S. lying North of We'kiva marked on the outside "Proposal" are required to Serve a copy of your ' Springs Road and West of Cove "General written defenses, it any, to it on Contractor" or a !.?P!.flh!nrnn,,ir I l.IIlil.IIIlIl. ten . --' ..... ".., .w, This pssNic hearing will be Mid 10 received and or to waive any in service On plaintiff's attorneys or ROom 203 of the Courthouse in formalities in the Bidding No bids immediately thereafter; othetwi a Sanford. Florida, on Auciutt 6. 1975, shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 difault wIll be entered against you at 7 - 30 P.M ,or as soon thereafter as calendar days Subsequent to the fo, the relief demanded in the possible Fuither details may be Opening of Bids without the consent complaint or petition -- .-'- Magic Chef Range, Model )17v Fasco Hood, Model 2*6 Ge,ieral Electric DiwosaI, Model FC1O) General Eelctric Dishwasher, ' the ',L'WAflh1Ltltf.*W,. ,,,,,,,,, - feet, thence run N 47 dig 12' 14" W cessful fllcider(j, General Con 73000 feet, thence run N 26 dig tractors or Subcontractors shall 01" W 795.00 feet; thence run N 70 provide a Performance, Payment dig 16' 09" W 111 010 feet; thence ard C,uarant Contract Bond as runS dcci 57' 43" E 975 065 let to a poicie1 anci ....-, nowar.nr m.. units from 190 tO 37 and iipI -- iV or be uSed with, in, or on said Premiws, even thO4/gh thiy be The proposed modification 5 O' -.' ______________________________________________________ thence run N 04 dec 3S' 51" W 9600 . ,,..;,.. , ,,. feet; thence run N 1303' 47" C 21.00 reQuesting further inlormation (1. feet; thence run North 3.00 feet; osinLaas after July 16. 1975) ri,,.,n;nn poop lab) , '7 TAININO BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Systems, machines, appliances, A ¼ r ' attached water, and other heating, coo'ing, * *Ovments will be at local - Me! that education can revitalize a beliefs about the importance of eat when I'm hungry, and nuirriage: "I'm happy and my home and fami!y, the combined watch TV until I a.m. if that's . , 4'.. '- six • : flattering than dull black. High- highlights, which Should result lessened, a married woman is VIflII•I&JIIIJ NORTH American version of Oriental the hair has been prebleached town," she writes "Youth alone styles. and colored, but can be put over no match for charm, 'Putting a blue cast over any hair if the tint is darker assurance, attentiveness, and experience. It takes time to black hair would give a blue than the color of the hair. A few This new attitude was single life isa good one. By the long-postponed leisure acMany older nIarrieds are returning to school, some and Northerly right-of-way /' children have grown and left the "20-year split," blames the marriages begin to flounder," home can be happy ones. "The current high divorce rate Whether divorced, widowed tlmeoftheemptynestturnsout among the middleaged on or never-married, one out of , Residence Unknown " think the fashion look should be combir,ed with other tints and Bazaar writer Helen Van Sly'ke. carried so far that it looks like a must be applied professionally. said curve, said PT being on the PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING County, Florida: Northerly right of-way line of BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders Lot 10, Block W.4.i,,. ir.i..,. ,,,,, ç may review the Documents at the noi *rwt ooa70 de' OS" E. along said Nor. fllowing places UNiT 1 as per pi 7aO feat to the P.C. 'CS", /J "'""' with husbands whose careers do not intrude on their own. Once she's tasted the th dependent single life, a divorcee or widow may be reluctant to leap Into remarriage. But the older woman Is by no means out of the marriage market. In fact, there's a new breed of femme / Defe,ant(s) , will emerge, too, for sophLs- butterflies. If one's hair Isn't ticated mature women as the long enough for a queue, a fall Eastern look in fashion gets wi- may be pinned to it. It may be derway, predicts Aileen Platt, braided or just "planted" with fashion director of Roux. She flowers, she suggests. has designed four handsome "To achieve a sleek hairdo coils to emphasize variations in w'h the kind of body needed for hair color from soft to the vivid these hairdos, the hair should Jewel tones highlighted wiii beshapedunderneathwhen the compatible tints which may top layer is being cut, haircomplement the new fashions, dressers tell me." "I've been trying to think of If a woman gets bored with Orien styles suitable for ev- her jewel-tore halrd, "she can cry type woman. Many fashion always throw a tint over the people are predicting that black whole thlnf, to cover It up," she will be the right color hair for advises. new fashions. But Western The jewel tints are based on won do not look good with five accent colors -- yellow, FED UP -4 CUtVe, 363*7 fees through a central Agreement used for General Con- acllontoforeclosea mortgage on the flJ(.v that far. But highlignta they _________________ ____________________________ or to take a Job. Her earnings daughter, the wife of my can count on. Even widows and add to the couple's retirement husband, the mother of my divorcees, once they adjust to Springs Road, decorated with butteres or with her an preoccupation -•' TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Work TO: RAFAEL A. RIVERA of a curie concave Northeasterly sn having a radius of 2511930 feet, 45 PooreSt fle&e 46 Heavy '' iy.,' - '0 sr 17 Yellow - i-or married women, Who run Southeasterly, along sai'j curve, the Construct ion and labor involved of Altarnonte 15$ 553 feet through a ceniral angle in the Re4ocati !I ,1 - 'b r,, . , no MJjJ - Ph. 223.4700 ________________________ r concave Southwesterly, 'saId curve ______ - these Arab Lawn'-Gard Dea!:3 to!ay. lO0FrenchAve. HILDA RICHMOND - '• - LIONTEENYN JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE L - Fcirest cêP scoet uiiiI iiillJ Jill.I iiiiil Iii. i Jill i.ij Jiji 3?? 1Q12 Sant çjr d SHIRLEYMILLET 834 97i, I advance of Bid Time Mark Plaintiff. 17" to the PR C. o a curve concave Proposal "Subcontractor" and having indicate the trade Northeasterly, said curve RAFAEL A RIVERA and NORMA PROJECT £ CON. J. RIVERA,hiswfe. and HOWARD radius of 300.00 feet; • ,,, Ti IJI MARGE WILLIAMS 83492 '7 , .)1 Casselberry Winter Springs ' 3 way of ____ ___ 4 Evils 3 Roman hearth 6 54 tfloman) 7 Dsstr,cts goddess 41 SHIRLEY COOPER .. - - Submit their Bidi to the School 51' 20" F. tRid curve en.wve M 71 alA westerly and havinQaradiusof Board are instrucleci to also submit DtVISiON "i' composer 43 Small soft . OdW,D. Aosb ... _ --. l4igCt..ich$,s 2(5elco1'(_ -I - r Publit*: J'ily 11, 15, 197S DEP1 N N DOWN 34 Sweet white j _____ ____________________________ ' 2- _____ ____ • : Herald Services Fourth ins series) V1EJN A IAIL9TIT Alle*le 21 I ' LuheIy 29 Aleri • ,. Patricia A Marrone, deceased 17935 fef through a central angle of consists of completing the _____ ________ llama ¶8 A*ry (dial I 19 Tale o' britn printnç arth - F1 through a central angle of 17 dig 43 I ide1 ______ •,ir,I, * .._ tomy. of 5 Tongue of t're 50 Consteflaton 10 Mushroom 51 Harness those of invasi,e cancer of the _______________________________ structures.athnriein. ! S!n NOWI .- - ,'• carcinoma insitu may prog ,r......ai.. .,,. _,_. pIU(X. LIUdIJY IIIV5C Ufl5 Ans*er to Prey,ous Puzzle ---- popular with friends, .,j--,.., wiutr iurvzul fluence In fashion is here. In blnatlon of crclaznen and a ruswere bluebloods. Why isn't It enough that our hairdos it may be seen in set rose, but from her own longchildren are happy, healthy gleanung long straight hair, time experIence with hair short hair, sJtny bangs, coloring, she doubts the averS individuals? SENIORS "6'-' "" 19) The little fellow with the allowing a women to continue Katmus, Gene Terwllleger and Edith harrison. (herald Photo by BI Vincent) .___ The Planning and Zoning Corn- te'1nhj. calendar monthS from the time of INVITATION TO BID: Notice s the first publication hereof, or the mission of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to consider a P*rit,y given to Subcontractors that same wilt be barred. miflcaIion to a portion of the the District School Board of Filed at Sanford, Florida, this 5th master pl$n for 5we,$wate Oaks Se,nlnele County. Semihole County. * day of July. 1975. • Development Florida will receive sealed bids for Planned Unit Theresa J. Larsen. finishing Subcontractural portions crIt'd as: Administratria described In the Norm of the East ' corner ot Sec Contract tiOn3l,Townthip 20 South. Range 79 Documents for tMcomletIono!th age Entertainment at the recent Red, White and Blue dinner held by the Sanford Senior Citizens, Inc. was provided by Sanford's Fellowship Players who performed the melodrama Grand Ohiu and a musical takof I of vaudeville. Director of the Players, Anna Lea Heard (second left) is congratulated by Senior Citizens (from left) ____________ . with,Justlikethewomanwasa IorAIIOCCSSIOS."PISaSeeIICI.I..Ia A CHRISTIAN woman, so how come after the long, setf.addrissed, stamped (0 DEAR CIIIIISTIAN: Do you . , •- by's booklet "How to WrIte Letters me what to do. really believe that it shows Fo r t u n e Cook I "character" to tell a wile of 35 e who has played the key role In raising five "mar' velous" sons that you want to 111.110 S 4 Pred ictic)n end your marriage to marry another woman? Atage56,Isnot"serenity"at iAbout 1u1airstyIes least a important as "cxcitement and sexual cornstreaked with bright blue, Iapis By VIVIAN BROWN patibility"? and jade green, It could be a AP Newifeatures writer You say "perhaps" your wife Good news for fortune cookie terFific look because it provides can find another man. Wbat if she can't? I say It's better to stuufers looking for new mes- cpalescence," she contends. Her crystal ball envisions "live a lie" than to break an sages-it seems there will bea Chinese-type hairstyle in every brown hair streaked with carInnocent heart. fashIonable woman's future nelian.!ndshecanseestrlldng fiects achieved by using a DEAR ABBY: What do you come fall. It may en be called Funglively tiger-eye gold to gild doaboutamother.in-Lawwhois hwang tine. The legendary blonde hair "which should ha constantly pusing her quart asant.like bird of good omen more impact with brocade" of the family heritage? Our children are amrnei ha.'t been seen since the days than ordinary pale blonde. for physical likenesses to her ofConfucius,,nd should reap- Some European women, she sas are cotoring tnetr flair family traits; we get family of so the lore goes. compI'tely in Jewell1ke colors trees In the mail and all sorts ' , DEAR ABBY: How do you tell a woman alter 35 years of marrge and the upbringing of your five marvelous sons that you want to make a new start with another woman? I feel that this other woman can give me the excitement and sexualcompatlbllltythatisnow lacking in my marriage. Both DEAR FED: The only way to ceremony the woman becomes women are 53. 1am 56. shutherupwonldbetodlgeven a wile but the man is still a Mv wife and I enjoy a ve deeper Into her anc&, and man? serenc life, but it's like a come up with a horse thIf - or SI1JMPFD brother-sister relationship. She WOriC. DEAR STUMPED: I don't is a fine, devoted, church-going get ft either. But I'll be alter woman wio is not unattractive. DEAR ABBY: Why do this hits print, there will be a lot Perhaps, ie can find another ministers end the marriage more men becoming "nusman, ceremony with, "I now bands" after thL marriage This other voman has bee,i pronounce you man and wife"? ceremony. divorced for 1C years. When It makes about as m'jch sense Everyone has a problem. whars we're togetier we are like a as saying, "I now pronounce yos'rs? For a personal rpty, write to pair of teenagers - very much you man and woman." ABBY: Boi No. f7OO, L.A.. Calif. The minister Is supposed to COOf 9. Enclose stamped, selfin love. Her children are grown addressed envelope. pf.ase. and gone, and so are mine, make the couple HUSBAND Hate to writs letters? Send $1 to I have too much character 1.0 and WIFE. Abigail Van Burn. 132 Lasky Dr., cent) eielope _____ _____ - Better To Live A Lie? How should I deal with it? It's er close-to-the-head Ming Toy Among the prettiest Qiinese to analogy, it is something Like g - (Woodlands Elementary School) demands which 'ou may have _________________ the person who isTote the some physicians prefer to treat factors that increase - its In___,__:__, • .. -. . associates Busy In Su rni rner _______ ______ ____ . until 3:00 P.M., Monday, August II, against me estate of PATRICIA A. 1975 at the Office of the Supea-in- MARRONE. deceased late of tendent at 202 E. CommercIal. Seminole County, Florida. to the Sanford. Florida. Immediately Clerk of the Circuit Court. and Ill, afterwards, Bids Shal be publicly the same in duplicate and as oØfned •r'd read aloud in the 'ovided in Section 71316. Florida business contact. family, friends or i __________ ______ OPEAMWOLD, according to the Each claim or demand must be in Plat thereof as recorded in Piat writing and filed in duplicate and and post Book 4, Page 99, Public Records of statetpteofte5i said Point being on the South line of Peace Valley Miami Springs PIat, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others So nfo rd c:; ro u p s ;. ... Lot 5, Block 23, 4th Section, P0 Boa 977 Casseiberry, Florida 32707 AttOrney for Petitioner Publish: July ii, 35. Aug. 1. DEP104 plete hysterectomy to prevent women who engage in sexual look for your answer in the cancer of the cervix and its relations early in life and been vexing you. Your mind Is are "xcellent. but if marry -early. More recent it's there I'll surely complications, keen, enabling you to reason it SAGITTARIUS (Nay, Z-Dec. paper, Carcinoma Insitu, like some studies suggest that multiple out, 21) Experiment with that idea have a cardiac arrest. DEAR READER - A copy of skin cancers, may change sexual partners and early age GEMINI (May 21-June 20) you've been kicking around. it a . - solution to that problem that's your judgment and foresight but tell nothing beyond that. I'll you interpret a subtle hint that you wnttopromote. . -. sell the property situated in catenciar months from th time of Florida, detcrlbed as: the first publication of this notice. - -, L :. _______ _____ once each week for four (4) COnSecutive weeks in the Evening HOROSCOPE I I: I Probate Division, in the Courthoust SEMINOLE COUNTY BIDS: PROBATE DIVISION INVITATION TO BID: Notice is PROBATE NO. 75.311-Ce Herald, Sanford, Flcrida herebygiventoOenèralcontraclors In Ce: Estate of WITNESS my hand an seal of that the District School Board of PATRICIA A. MARRONE this Court on the 16th day of July. SemInole County, Seminole County. deceased 1975. Florida wIll receive sealed bids for finishing the complete 'In Contract To All Creditors arid All Persons Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Work" described in the Corract HavinCialmsorDemandsAgaln1t Clerk of the Circuit Court Documents for the compietion Of the Said Estate: By: Elaine RiCharcte RELOCATION OF ALTAMONTE You are hereby notIfied and Deputy Clerk 1 ',.i i - As AdmInIstratri Corey. Then Bloom had a vasectomy. The couple written defenses. if any, tO the this Court on this 16th. day of July, petition on GERALD S. RUTBERD, of id estate already had two other sons, Curtis, now 6, and Attorney at Law. 3*5 S Highway 17 I Seal) Garry H. Rushmer Christopher, 8. n. po, øo 977, Casselberry, Attorney for AdminiStratri Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Florida 37707, and file the original P C) fbi 731. Clerk of the Circuit Court with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Orlando, Fin 37102 Elaine RiCharde "I was opposed to the idea of a vasectomy, until I the Seiinole County Courthouse, ________________________ Publlh July 11, 7S 197% Deputy Clerk learned about the sperm bank," Mrs. Bloom said. Sanford, Florida 3277). on or before Publish: July 15. 1975 DEP100 "Wehave made some major changes in our lives on .%uoust 2?, 1975. otherwise a DEPIOS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Jt'dqment may be the assumption we would be able to have children of the Petitioner. entered on behalf EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. later." THIS NOTICE shall be published ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Marton's attorney, Justin Roberts, has declined to discuss the case, but his office said it has receivel nianv calls from other depositors. ••;j - - -' Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial NOTICE OF SUIT I . pur%uant to an order or a final Circuit, Se,rnole County. Florida, ARA FISCELLA. iuspondent. AMENDED .•. . - eiterofyou,mayhaveagainst said NOTICEOPSALE Notice is hereby given that. estateintheoflic.oftheClerkofthe Petitioner, j Ii THE CIRCUIT COURT, JACKIE M. CURRAN. his wife, c .., .- . .- I Grace H. Brer, Daughter Ruler of E'erep Temple No. 321 Daughters of Elk., recently presented Mother Ruby L Wilson a check from the Temple to the Good Samaritan Home. The Daughters will endeavor to help hi this worthwhile project for the sick and shut-In. . You and each of ou are hereby JOHN J. CUR RAN. SR. and notifed and required to file any cos i&.7f -. '1' TO flarbara FisceiIg office address of the cIaiman and Seminole County, Florida. Quinlandhasnotbeenlocatedslncenotificationof 3? Drive atpublicsale,tothehighestand best must be sworn to by the claimant. the sperm loss. Port Chester, New York bidder for cash, at the West front his agent or attorney, or the same YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED door of the Seminole County shall be void. that a Petition for Dissolution of Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at Dated at Orlando, Florida. thiS Bloom's sperm deposit was made three years Marriage has been flied and you are 26th day of June, 1973 a m • on July 25. 1975, It is not known how many depositors the Cryo. Bank had, but one of them, 33-year-old bachelor Gregory Marton, has filed a $5 million class action . _________________ •. Al . Plaintiff(s) SAID ESTATE: of Vk.tf Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, July II, I15-4A ______________________________________ 45 j ç 1 under the laws of the United 5tates CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. even cover the closing costs." CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1i4O.CA.04-O Both Bloom and Marton said the president of In Re the Marriage of • NOTICE TO CREDITORS _______________________ poration, organized and existing TO ALL IN _________________________________________________ . - WOMEN j Chairman ATTEST: TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot - Legal Notice _______________________________ r. * By: A. 6. Jones ty Circuit Court on Thursday by midnight conversation over a said. A. 0. Jones It says Ford broke oral and stopped drinking in a 17-day al and then to Austria as general By: Deputy ClerK Deputy Clerk Jo H. Brennan, 56, ciaims bottle oIscotch in a Zurich hotel Ford officials declined to Titten contracts on contin- coholic treatment program in manager of Ford operations Publish: July 15, 25. Aug. 1, s. ins PublIsh: July 15, 33, 1975 that alcoholism drove him into bar - but was asked to sign a comment on llrennen's suit, uation of his employment by April 1972. DEPIO3 DEP.102 there in 1%i. early retirement. It says "an letter of resignation, which seeks compensation for failing o help him overcome - IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT OP THE "I ... completely lost, spent Brennan, who now lives In 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. endless succession of long "I signed the letter. I don't salary he would have earned the drinking problem. (and) drank all of my financial Brighton with his family again, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA lunches and diplomatic social know what the alternative was with Ford from 1970, when he reserves," he said in an affida- Is currently a business man- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR PROBATE DIVISION CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. PR.7S-1'7CP functions" necessary for his but imagined that it was public was given special early retireBrennan once earned $60,000 sit. ager for Guest house, a treat- FLORIDA corporate nse lef him addicted disgrace and termination with- ment, to 198-I, when he would a year with Ford. It was not Estate of uring his early days at ment center In Lake Orion for Civil Action Number 75-Sft.CA09O PHILLIP DEAN H,l4NERS to liquor, out benefits. At no time was I reach the flormal retirement disclosed whether he received Ford's Washington, D.C., of- alcoholic priests. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR , Deceased v i... I '0 .' 'ij -;': '- �1OA—Even ing Herald, San, FL omen Char Friday, July ii, ins en I l ie s, Shoemaker Metro Playoff Tied 1 - !; Head To State Event Final Game Tonight JJ fl_7 j' • \ i () 1 o I OIIMOND 13E1\('ll Char. lies and Shoemaker Construe. lion Company. Sanford's two best women 's slow pitch soft)[ OR S ball teams, will compete tonight in the Florida HecreaFriday, July ia, 1,73-18 l ion Softball Association Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Q — #7 o 0 • s____j S. 4 I"RSA i Women's Tournament, 1 1 -'- lie Ill ..-- - . SIS r- Lake Monroe Inn and Seaboard Coastline single, and Steve Cooper poked two singl each won a game Thursday night in their best-oftarT) Miller slammed a double and single for three game playoff for the Sanford Recreation half of take Monr oe Inn's hits. Department Men's Metro Softball League Lake Monroe Inn relied on two big innings to championship. knock off Seaboard in the eight-inning battle. Seaboard Coastline won 15-3 and like Lake Monroe Inn scored seven run., in the Monroe Inn scored eight runs in the top of the fourth inning and eight in the eighth. The win. eighth inning for a 17-9 victory. ners smashed 22 hits, all but two being singles. The teams will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at Ft. Larry Heiman smacked two doubles and two Mellon field for the league championship, singles, Andy Hufas collected four singles, Seaboard Coastline won the first half and Lake l)onnyAnderson legged out three singles, and .Ed Monroe Inn claimed the second halt title. Maisak, 1n Harvey, Bob Hood and Larry Miller Dann) Hale limited Lake Monroe Inn to four collected two singles apiece hits and his teammates blasted 20 hits in Wall led Seaboard Coastline with three Seaboard Coastline's lopsided win. singles. Teamate Terry Cooper slammed a double and single. Lloyd Wall, Chris Marlette and Terry Cooper T W'1 ED%J I4/\ . 11 10 thriller t Shoemaker, TUB' edged Shoemaker The tournament is the second Shoemaker was 5-4 rn the first in the n'sbrac)t er, HSA state event since the half and 7in the second half finals and then toppled organization was formed last Shoemaker will battle TCB'S Charlie sS-2 in the finals of the sear. Charlie's state tournament,son last year'sof Ormond Beach tonight twinner 's bracket. 7:30. Charlie's will meet Charlie's downed its opponent Charlie's also won the San- Hiverqueen ol Vero Heach at tonight, Riverqueen. 5.2 in the ford Wnl-,en's Ixague title this 8:45. July 4 tournament. year with ;in overall 17-1 TCB's won the Jul), 4 tourif Charlie's and Shoemaker record. Charlie's won the first nament at Ormond Beach with lose tonight, they will Illeet in half with a 9-0 record and the five straight victories, in- the loser's bracket Saturday second half with an 8-1 slate. eluding victories over Charlie's morning. The finals of the Is this anyway to travel to a state tournament? It is for Charlie's only loss was an 11- and Shoemaker. Shnemakei"s Dawn Berguson. illerald Photo by Tom Keysert tournament will be Sunday. .. 7~~ 1 , / I :: State led Seaboard's attack with four hits apiece. Wall slammed a triple and three singles, Marlette ripped four singles and Cooper smashed a Uiple, two doubles and a single. Dave RiCharde added a triple, double and : Z Seaboard Coastline Lake Monroe Inn 214 40 #-1$ 20 00 021 #— 3 4 Lake Monroe Inn Seaboard Coastline 000 720 OS—il 22 70300300-3 13 O 710 W. FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA Sports II 11 On TV h SATURDAY T Ii M.M. (44) Jim Thomas Outdoors (fr.thwpter fishing in Minn,ota rabbit hunting In Tennessee) 11 10 p m (IS) Greatest Sports Legends (ex Soston Celtic Coach Rd A uerbach) 1pm. (3$)— NFL Action '7$ — e Man The Vote _ — I 1:)0 P M 115) — Official lf74 All-America Football Team (film highlights of top college football players in action) 2 p.m. (2, I)— 81111)10 Warm - up I p.m.(35. 44) — Baseball (Atlanta Braves vs. Mots in New York) 1:1 5 P.M. 0. 1) — Basoball (Milwaukee Brewers vs Chicago While Sox at Chicago, rain game: Atlanta Braves vs. New York met%) 7:14 p.m. (9) — Wrestling r • — 3:30 P.M. (3) . — Championship Games of the NFL . - .d earn) 4 p m. 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IAP) "Circie the wagons." *th 4) t h' hap py cry, a salut et and compliment 0the n compimen e LW" 1 Wintuwarrior isgoingupontheprogol.ftouragain Rod Curl's fellow tourists began figuratively putting up their defenses Thursdas after the 5-foot-5 three-quarters wintu Indian romped in with a solid five wider-par 66 and the first round lead in the $200,000 Pleasant valley Golf — a fly 771E A-SSW IATED Pit E.SS )l,ist.s, once the world's fastest man now sas lK)W tie Feels more like an old Studebaker. The Veteran Dallas cowboys wide receiver, who was ' II #'M.nnesta rrmnii,n nil O'eqo, , ,. Forbes'Jury Undecided I, j fate 0.I A Jut') weighing weigiun., it cLIIC MINNEAPO14IS A) ) Boston Bruins hockey player David Forbes failed to reach a verdict in more than 'even hours of deliberations Thursday. raising the possibil.ty of a hung jury and a second trial. ' /tIn)a ,t SI I v,iiis 41 $40 p:ranr,sco in (P;ranni At itAr , The Cowboys will get an undisclosed 1976 draft choice for Ilayes,a sine-time woldrecord.holder in the 100-yard dash who has been in the National Football League 10 )ears, all with Dallas. Chancey Leads Florida Open , ORL NDO lAP) P ama City prO1c3OflaL ,,,tm Chancey has a three-shot lead shot going into (he second round of the 72-hole Florida Open golf tournament. Chancey f ire a% .,ven-under-par 65 Thursday on Disney World's l'atm Course. — A an . — Saturday's Games 14f)tP%1nn at PhilAdolg*i,a I' e Bob • ,t EF Cowboys Trade Hayes iiar I i::r Atlanta 'Morton iou, 41 New ': A, re City lLøfln,.,d ''k Roston lIFe' ID 6), n )tflu5')rl fRiChAid at 61) at Pladelphia llnnborq 14) (ifi :::: ri ChICA °° tRo'ris II! t $n (iilØrn4 tRyan 1091 at MI m9472 R Toda y'sOames 1 61 i nnes Y r,f A. Todsy sOames P,"ri' 19 'I s' p,'.'itrpl 3 Cinc'nnti o At la nta 1 New York It , A treated i I? 461 4SI Chcaan 1 1 Dptro I 03 Reti'more 6 Minnesota l5nslon I. Kans% City • i , IN BRI coioirrna A. APPOINTMENT D'1' a 3 1) Thursday's Retults p, #celph 6 HOu'tcn ' FOR Ch,cao Results Thursday _i Margaret, for es ";; 1111 . Forbes, 26, is chkrged with aggravated assault as the result of an attack on the Minnesota North Stars' Henry Boucha last Jan, 4 A nge ls nge.s , , , - A cquira • .. Brewer , IflS ANIEI.ES (AP) The California Angels have ac. quired veteran relief pitcher Jim Brewer frorn the Los Angeles Dodgers for minor league pitcher Dave Sells in a waiver (leal. .. •'. i _-e " - ., UA, :.1 1 •.; an n ea s , ': pen NORTIIFIEI.1) N. J.iAPi ra P,t while six more pros Seconds aren't all that bad, carded iS insists Judv Rankin. a perCarol Mann, who won the t.nnial runner-up on the worn Open here in 1965, staggered to en s golf circuit this year. an 84 after shooting six boieys But she had no complain ts and a double bogey on the front A about LR.lflhI the lea d er of tuit nine U.S. Women's Open after the 11,e raven-haired.%Iiss Ix,[wz, first round Thursdas i former U S Girls' Junior Miss flank 30, toured the Champion and Mexican Viom 6.165-yard Atlantic City en's Amateur Champion, wa ('iwntry Club cour.w ill even par unawed b) 1wr high standing over two pros and 18-)ear-old amateur Nancy Lopez of Roswell, N.M. i course, hosting the Worn. en's Open for the third time since l94L gave fits to the pros and ainateurs alike in the field R ankin was our strokes over par after fiVe holes before battling back T:ed with Miss Lopez at 73 wt're JoAnne ('arnt'r of Lake Wti th.Fla a., an d J ud Kimbell of North Platte. Neb Sandra Haynie, the defending Opei champion, was knotted 74 with Sandra Burns and Sand P,tkg~. Vi 40 . .*. P... ... I. " J -- ,, can Make The Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE . , I Electric General I Central Air Conditioning System • - Sanford Ave. III-6s62 . . .. . PLUMBING W.4LL HEATING, I NC. 1007 IV , — % Marti Boyd, Owners S12 10' We:t10 We $6 37 636 Cklard P.M. 44 47 460 10' ASS I I - • 0B New YOK4 i; re 1. u', • e National League East W L Pct. SI 31 $110 Floston Balti mo V 0 A VC 0 A MONDAYS THU RSDAYS gam Tecas East 1 50 .rori American League . . "IDrincess i Baseball and up Includingtoner M TO 1 0 P.M. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 6 rsnrii Ii i Major League -- . THURSDAY up . . eball I Braves vs. Phillit at Philadelphia) 3U 0 -' ,, Philadelphia) os To Me Reds , WEDNESDAY Baseball (Atlanta Braves vs. Phiilies at — U 00 - TUESDAY Atlanta Braves vs. Phillies at Veterans — Ex C I and Milw aukee Brewers vi. White vsr,o:%: a imore. 7:30 p.m. (31. 44) Coloring Frost i ng Permanent Waves garne' : 7:30 P.M. (3$, 14) MALE OR FEMALE $ Congressional baseball game between Democrats and Ropublicant) uts air MONDAY Baseball World of Joe Garagiela (1375 — , y "cks L fts Orto Hendri In "pressure point" action) - , . Cleveland Browns vs. Dallas Cowboys) ... the owners. A lot of sentiment was expressed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Besides Oakland and Baltimore, outspoken that way." opponents of the commissioner, the New York Ile once replied indignantly that lie was not a Texas owner Brad Corbett said he had -Nill-WAUKEE (AP) — The vote was 22.2, but Yankees and Texas Rangers also had voted tool of the owners. But Bowie Kuhn now must questions he wanted answered and added that it wes the closest 22-2 vote you'll ever see, against him when the matter came up at the AL wonder if there is any other choice if tie is In. the American Ixague wanted to exert itself By virtue of baseball's some ti mes-mysterious meeting a day earlier. terestedrn retiring from his job as commissioner more by-laws, Bowie Kuhn came perilomly close As it turned out, It was a good thing for Kuhn of baseball. At the critical moment Kuhn had the tacit to being utstedasc:mmLss1onerTlursday opposition surface when it did. The "My first obligation, I feel, is to the fan the approval of those franchises. But Finley, fined even though a vast majority of the owners were a the Al. vote was millions of fans," he said once. "I consider twice by Kuhn, and Baltimore owner Jerold satisfied with the job he has done since takiIng i. t .i i. i ci in.. t. see what the sentiment of the owners was. myself commissioner Oct th e sans and the pla ers angered.1 because we commissioner 0111cc In February 1969. s well as the men who operate the franchises tried to involve himself in the now aborted sale The quirk was the rule that requires the had the matter not come up In that manner, a However, It is the owners who can bring the of the Orioles, remained aligned against Kuhn, commissioner to have a minimum of nine votes formal vote might have been called at the joint guillotine down on the commissioner, and it only How many more owners would he have to in each league. Kuhn had that and more in the meeting, before Kuhn's supporters had time to takes four of them, one-sixth of 24, a mere 17 per anger before one of them initiated "fire Bowie" National League where his support was led by change any minds. And if the first vote taken had movement' cent, to refuse to renew his contract. For a few influential Walter O'Malley of the Los Angeles been a formal one, Kuhn would be on his way brief hours this week, four negative votes existed That question may occasionally trouble Kuhn, Dodgers. But he had only eight votes in the back to Wall Street today instead of enjoying the in the American League. although he says he has come close to returning American, one short of the number he needed for security of a new seven-year contract as cornKuhn won that test when two of the four to private law practice on several occasions. re-election, missioner. changed their minds after length) arguing It is Disregarding Kuhn and an debate about not certain who the ultimate victor will be whether his major decisions have been right or Having learned how a few unhappy owners wrong, good or bad, this past week's backroom could render him unemployed, it remains to be politicking by baseball's owners has created seen how strong n willsee to in e some doubt as to whether the sport will stomach future. Would he suspend another George Steina strong commissioner. brennerl Would he fine another Charlie Finley? With economic problems troubling several By IIIE ASSMUTED PRESS usual, ftugh. They lost a Johnstone's sacrifice bunt Would he become involved in the sale of a franchises, with several cities eagerly seeking "If we play Like we did game. Not only that, but they and kept on moving to third on franchise? fran"hises. with new contract negotiations set to tonight," Cincinnati's Pete didn't score a run. the play. Second baseman LarThe New York 'zankees and Texas Rangers begin soon with the players, a strong, effective Rose observed "the Dodgers I') But Montreal did. Pepe Milbourne, covering first at g were the teams which their -ould be a strong asset to the have a great chance to Kuhn. Patrick Cunningham, representing sport. homers while Steve Rogers and third and the Rowa steamed Fat chance. suspended Yankee owner Steinbrenner, said he What is in question now is whether baseball What the Cincinnati Reds did Dale Murray baffled the Reds home with the winning run. felt Kuhn "could have been inore ble to ll tolerate such a nian, whoever he might be. Thursday night was quite un. on seven hits in the Expos' 3-0 Mets 4, Braves 3 victory, snapping Cincinnati's The Mets, trailing 3-0, tied 10-game winning streak. things up in a hurry in the sixth 0 So now the Reds have won inning when Ed Kranepool ONLY 19 of their last 22 games singled and Rusty Staub 1" and 41 of their last 51. homered off Phil Niekro — and, Rogers checked the blistering on the next pitch, Dave KingBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With one away, Bobby Grich urew a double to lead Detroit to victory in the Reds on five hits and struck out man also homered. Then Joe walk from Campbell, and Tommy second game. seven before leaving the game Torre's eighth-inning homer off Ellie Hendricks gave it his best shot — Davis singled. After Nug NCinces Red Sox 8, Hoyals 3 with a blister on his pitching Tom House beat the Braves. then gave it his best trot. popped out, Hendricks planted his fourth Designated hitter Cecil Cooper hit a hand. Jack Hillingham gave up Cards I, Giants 0 Baltimore's unlikely hero hit a rare homer oi the ycar into the right field seats. home run, triple and double and drove in only six tiitsinsix innings — but St. Lows' TedSimmon ended game-winning home run Thursday night, Angels 6, Brewers 1 four runs, leading Boston over Kansas two of them were the homers by a scoreless battle with a twoout then celebrated with a hand-clapping Dave halk's v ctory e ghth lead ng romp around the bases, three-run sixth inning and Morris Nettles for the Red Sox and improved their lead In of the first and by Mackanin beat the Giants. Jim Barr, who singled home two more in the seventh, the American League West to 5 games with one out in the filth. The had shut out the CardinaLs in his I don't know if I got all of the ball, but I . . . leadin g California over Milwaukee. Ed over both the Milwaukee Brewers and New Expos other run came in the two previous starts against enoug Hendricks Figueroa,8-5, checked the Brewers on four York Yankees. sixth on a single by Larry them, gave up Lou Brock's aster his three-run blast in i e iflflifl). hits as the Angels snapped a five-game A's 6, Indians 3 Parrish. single before Simmons lined his led the oles to a 6-3 victory over the losing -streak. A double by Billy Williams and singles double to left. Pirates 5. Dodgers 2 Mi otaa wins. White Sox 4-1 Tigers 0-9 by Joe Rudi, Gene Tenace and Sal Bando Dave Parker's two home runs Cubs 6, Padres 5 Herx1ricks, a .176 hitter for the Orioles Wilbur Wood pitched a twohitter for his scored three third-inning runs that helped and Willie Stargell's solo shot, Nlanny Trillo drove in three the last three years, was as surprised as second straight shutout' as Chicago beat Oakland stor. Cleveland. all off And)' Mcssersmith, gave runs an.ithe Cubs fought back a anyone that the bill went out. Detroit in the first game of their twinight Rangers ;, Yankees 2 Pittsburgh its sixth %ictory in late San Diego charge to beat Hendricks game winning hit came with doubleheader Ferguson Jinkins pitched a three-hitter the last sesen games the Padres Rick \tonda} Aurelio Rodriguez (Irose in four runs and Jeff Burroighs drove in three runs to two out in the 12th, making it all the more Phlllks 6, tstros 5 homer highlighted a two-run dramatic with bases loaded single and two-run lead Texas over York Larry Bowas alert bafe-run Uucago second inning Randy rung that forced Houston into an Bundle) hit a two-run homer untimely error carried the for the Padres in the bottom of Phillies past the Astros. the second and Trillo's two-run III. singled in the 11th inning single climaxed a three run then moved to second on Ja% third for the Cubs. — 3:30 p.m. (13) — water World (Navy's underwater demolition - ByTlIFtSS(lATEt)PRF L t -_.. �':i::'.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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No down Assume paymenti, Tr&iec, $10934 rn'. vi ren?a! m! 131 9172 after 1 1 all day Sat & Sun Owner . RIffC HWY. 436 Fern Park _ 828 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 4_1 ~ E1 G*10(1, EU.. (3) 1547700 r. -1 J_ SO. ANIMAL HAVEN ROOMING & BOARDING .ENNELS 372.5757. I 1771 Ph 373 .0S7 Iss.IstIoa Potogrspky _________________________ IF THIS IS THE DAY to buya new car, see today's Classified ads for We install Mayde'en Biox,r. n In Sulation Call for free estimates b5t buys. 6636479 or 9017343034 - aoming Specials now at get cgualnted prices for limited me 3721387 BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST Install a water to a heal pumpfree est. DYKES AIR CON OtT tONING 2 5577 naulers, black miniature, all alej, $100 AKC Peg 323 7340 etwe,n 105.5 _____________________ - . Beauty Care 66—Horses -- inwu'c n'Tv ci (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nooti) $39 E Pine 32'? 5117 Coggins. $750. ) - - mning Quarter. 5 yr. old Mare, *d cow pleasure & hunting rse. 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Groomn' R oo f Repair 1Paifllflg Free Estimates 131 6217, ask for Steve Central Heat & Air Condt'oning I For free estimates. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 I chshunCs Miniature, AKC $45; hihuahias. while male, lu mos p.' Pet Care Hgme Improvements Air Conditioning 65—Pets-Supplies 42—cb1Ie Homes - Rnqa EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 14 hampocer for only 11.30 per day CARROt L'S FURNITURE Ii I TO SELECT FROM Sh0UJ f 14—Equipment for Rent 2599 While they last MANY, MANY MORE 111111111111111111111111111 - the Herald Classified ads are ,Iack and whItC and read all over. - a$2499 210 W. NIQIWAY SO helmets, $100. Call Harry at 372- 1IELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Peg until tbcas I Mome Honda, XI 330, 1971 with 350 miles.? 322 3191 $1795 '72 Dodge Pours $1395 '74 Gremlin, bile 78-Mot0rcyc me MOW or TILL y our tot and or 3arcten Spot Floyd Freer. entle. 196 '72 Kingswood, ca*vyw, Superb ______________— 736430. $995 $29S tudtd o.)in'?W pm on the lh. But get he' ewtg to examine the home sods. Our huge ssischon of new an r.cond,tioned mobI* homes it a fordable price.. W.'ll hev into ts mnment by. top country boa, IT,, hot dogs sod soft dr.r&a. or a &** no for a brand new Coil lv, - turns. Trsc. and xpe r..,i s 'se 8ev C,eldirno. II, i-vi Entire houseful of furniture In(ludlnq beautiful stereo 373 1317 grand Tb4 home is completely furnsshei wmd unci1d1 refrigerator. rengi oven and drape., and would no natty retail for about $3.. TP buyer will get Iris dolivery or lit-up within tOO miles of cu sho w room. I MVC UI 1.0 CI -- uuv '67 Mustang '14 Ford Pinto, w Superior Mobil. Home She it 3 W. H.g*wsy 50 In Winti Garden cemil atjcon off a record booed 1973 GaIci. mobil. Ptocv on Saturday. July 150t B..t olfi over $2,530 takes it mail Classified Ad brings big Equipment oClose to everything yet away from it aill • Large wooded lots *Street lights • Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks ,t __,l4.___ .,ttsii ...,4 ,,..,.t,s..I ... 3M Precise timed r eleased plant f $2795 '13 Matador,$1295 Io.dd a i ome ShouI.'° ke your Budget go further, st ST , JOHNS REALTY CO. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orla ndo Drive Sanford 323 5200 ile. Vehicles Nights 373 5121cr 373 7313 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Su erloi ih for Junk Cars. We pick up. PH 66.9731 or 561-2010 Bithlo, We sell Casselberry, 17 92. 130 1206 Power Steering, Vinyl - GRAND OPENING AUCTION JULY 19 TPai auction starts promptly at NO LI'S 0-41 '73 Gran Torino $2295 '11 Pontiac Firebird $1595 '11 Pontiac LeMsns $1595 '68 Toyota, air $995 '72 Gremlin, air $1795 '14 Ifornet X. it , 0 _79' office furniture ood or steel desks I executive dl chairs, secretarial disks hairs, straight chairs, fill abinets, as is. Casn and Car $4595 bade : bedroom, full bath, large efrigerator, carpeted throughout. ,.pl..,d_.,. —, $895 '88 OIds Cutla*s $795 '13 Chevy [aguna $2195 '75 Monte Carlo, - Iparate ised ' 69 Buick E(ctr3 11 t...i 75—Recreational $2795 $2495 To csbrata Hammond Organ, 1)00 series 1495 372-7539 after 5 Cars. Automatic, Air, Days 373 6173 A& 1114 lid '13 Dodge Charger Wrchandise MUST SELL New 3 OR 7 BATH HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER. 3777707 BROKERS L. .lrF JORDAN, REALTOR room. New carpet. Place- large corner lot. Under M. Call 5317C43 I--------~ Ci_Ua...'..kaIA J I 1 VI PJ1U USAAXS COUNTRY---- 3 be corn, 2 bath, hi 10 sh ag carpet, bt'autilui fPcpl$ce, Jim Hunt Realty. / 'front, Loch Arbor, IBR, 2 bath, , garage, patio, Sprng fed 'C 519,930. 277 4315. 'Ft - Assume Payments WITT REALTY 613 1333 AP4FORD LA lEMAyar.a 2 OR duplex wIth in iPe ground po LA..... $2195 2 drs. 19707 passenger VW Bus, radio, like new, $7,195 Call Whitey Eckstein, Dell's Auction Service I '1 , SCreened perch, garage, pplCc commercial .950 Acre R e alty, REALTOR, -7750. 1 WILSON P.AIER BUY- SELL-- TRADE 311 313 E First St 373 5 with fireplace, fe'ced, $51,500. DELTOIIA- 7 homes, 3 OR. l' ba th NO DOWN PYMI. TO QUALIFIED BUYER. 131,000. Established Residential Area? droom, P', bath home With ve, refrigera t or,fenced back rd, FHA available 171.9X, Ci, lIke brand new. No Iblfying, assume existing rtgage, With Surprisingly NEARLY AN ACRE-I bedroom,? bath split plat., Iargi, Omiiy roo m In good area. 3.5.1 Bedrooms Priced in mid 705 5 pct down. P. PC? in?. In Sanford's Finest WE TAKE TRADES THSEMIPIOLE_ Squeaky In, 3 bi'Ør, 7 bath, garage, elec llirtg room, riuqe lot with mtg. 3735602 NEW HOMES Moving? Why Not Live E MARY- Residential hot, Wed road, nearly on lake, pretty $4300. 1700; Bar Stools, Glass rack, I Supplies 3771531 Payton Realty older home. I bedrooms, 7 ba ths. carpet, drapes , fireplace, 1)7.900. I II' L Shape Naughahyde button I trets BEAUTIFUL- apponted 7 stury TVYOAND'lHf4EEBEDROOM5 AVAILABLE(( 2580RIDGEWOODAVE,SANFORD 2 JUST F25tllST,,323.4l0 inge, refrigerator, utility shed, nce yard Do'm'l nIlsi this great 61 it $75,*Ø with FHA available I Bedroom apt., kitchen equipped, air, car pe ted Adults. $9, 3 3fl. 7296 eves & wk nds and 10 Acre Tracts Of land with oversized double gargagi, 541.000 ONE BEDROOM FROM 1135 ,, SLIM BUDGETS A BOLSTERED WITH VALU FROM THE WANT COLUMNS. lot, ,11 WE TAlc! TRADES MPARE I bedroom home, i'.iSj MEAL TOM corner 3 bedroom, 1' bath on corner lot, $15,900. Existing, 116,500, 7 pct. You'll Receive A Plant If You're One Of Our First IN Visitors. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A (.argi Plant For Your New Apartment. The Evening Herald, P.O Bog I67, Sanford, Fla, 37771, cE new appliances, 117,300 Peg' Real Estate Broker 3731301, 2440 Hiawatha Ave. at 1797 11991 l919 S French 3727314, 322 1194, 322-191,1 59—Musical Cabine Counter tops. Sinks Installat available Bud CabII. 322 S anytime neat 2 bedroom home with Florida room, carpeted throughout, all ANTIQUES 1964 Ford Fairlane 300. Minor repairs. New inspection Sticker. 1110 373 15*1 09 Sanford Ave. Color TV 5. Stereo combination. a black & white and color portab Dinette sets. 371070$. Near Lake & Town h1T with, w%'smr v's virit h. M " FAh" IILIES LIVE IN NATIONAL lIONEl THAN ANY OTNII MORE HOMES IN THU WORLD. (, ______ 5 Speed Git'I's Bike Practically New, $65 Phone 323 1706 after S 3795 after 6. Sunland. 121.000 --I., Imall price. $14000, Terms, - toa4ed '14 Matador, ,, 196$ Fury III, ifl good conditiOn, $300 or best offer. Inquire at 410 Mellonville Trace Apts No II. San ford 1 set of 1 heavy duty truck tires nd wheel, lavn chairs, garden tools, shallow well pump, heavy My wheel barrow, electric organ, small china cabinet, linens, glassware and misc. items of all kinds, OW Surveyor's Transit & Tripod nced yard, 3 bedrOoms. 1 bath. allbrary, Ie*, beHws.n ...uftat,vs.ry.wttJi., Alk _ 1911 Hwy 1797 Open Sat S Sun $33 7920 2 Acres O,vewr DELTONA-. New Duplex. Furnor unfurn, Dra s, Water, pe Lawn Care. 373 1$3$ or 641 63M, ol, CCmplet ely encloWd Appiian,, ~~7 AM -IIII2AW& --I bIt i 44 X P" '2*75 YOULL LCIV: It ai tf MAITIAND FLEA MAR Bedroom, 7 bath, poul. beaut i fully landscaped. 551.500 land. $77,0DO Dwner, IdylIWild,, lovely 1 room. 2 zloty, enormous Illy roj with fireplace and t*t'. Porial dining room & IC breakfast room. Loads of as. t5i3Oo,321,0747. 31A—IjpIexes 1111W . TOCKA PRIDAYNIGHT fAMIjV . INN ~ * . PRIIDCKICXKN .dfnmp to "DIRTY O'NEIL - AVALON APARTMENTS . 1 (~L) s . YOU WANT to U . 434 & 1-4 ... Don "t Come To Our Lounge - QUALI1Y I I & SR 434, Longwood IS M INUTES FROM AUTO-TRAM P!TE Men & Women's Wearing Appi 7Sc, this week only All So, Sharing Center, S17 Sanford A Open mornings. Near Golf Course a 323-720 Outboard motors: 30 HP Elgin HP Sears. Also Citation C washer & Crib. All work. 373.0 AKECATHERIPIE. Bedroom,split plan, large corner lot, fenced, pool, central heat & air, dishwasher, citrus. $30,900. 365 3117. ! 58—Bicycles '14 Maverick, Furniture & Miscellaneous,SelI for 110 pct. commission- Free pickups. Auction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford 32? 2110 FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 Bedrooms, set, couches. TV's, Chests, Baby Beds. Hospital bed. electric stove, storage cabinet, large screen door, large TV aerial, ROBSON MARINE 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 1792, Sanfc 372 1170 CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 1379 Auction Sale I ,)it furnace, 77,000 BTV, 1501 Ti 000d aavge, double smoke sti Also tools. 327 3*33 ____ 1*00 321.0913 72—Auction 'hI 6. Air conditioners, router, bikes, toys, many others. 1105 & Bow Buttons Children's Store matio, large rear yard. 571000. - wh ;I.i, .,t: ; I --- -. 12 1 11 1111~ $ BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSES .1MiIRadIV$ G(!.1 C V. MA. JAUESCORURN e . . = -_. _• JAI.ALAI. 000 RACING&NIGHTHARNEIS RACING All wilhift 2 Miles Of QUALITY INN NORTH .. I. . SR OVER 20 FLORIDA ATTRACTIONS - $0 Mil* R ad ius - . -W---. I q. ____ • Thow Time THE 1111EMLAIMC(ii(M 1 . £ Monthly Rentals Available $135 11'O rolofTV NORTH ENTERTAINMENT ____________ : ,, ct.nditloned. $173 mo ptjj deposit. Adults only, no pits 131 9645,_ — INN LUNCHEON BUFFETS. , 1iw;TNpAatNy ,-' Large? bedroom apt., clean, air MEETING . I; 7: __ / BYKISH , 25 to 50% off rnished home. V a bath. cczyer1 .w - un, ,rnrai neat & carpeted, fireplace, large corner Id. motIvated. $3$$0 WE MARY- 7 OR. CS, small come on large lot. Big value for Service the Rest, Western Auto, 301W. 1st St 1965 Pontiac 010 convertible, low mileage, 1 Owner, good condition, CASH 322.4132 I Piece or Houlefull CASH 323 4371 Due to S rro*.r damage, niemchanc REALTOR )277191 4 Bedrooms WE TAKE TRADES WV 373 4300 QUALITY FACILITIES, __ 4 Ilk ew houses In a rural area. $ down payment, monthly paymints lets than rent. ovtrnment subSidized to qualified byeri. Call to see if You QuahI?yI M UNSWORTH REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker 003W. 1st St. -A _11111111111111111111111111!1111111 THkJ ,I IF, . \._\Y mos')tter, 117,900. - ; "I sill y 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 For Yourself. SALES BIGCARPORTSALE-Fri.&Sat,9 I Ill Owner to buy your home. Owner will finance, no closing costs. Sanford's best section. 3 OR, central air & heat, all carpeted. fireplace, all ele'tric kitchen, large lots & landscaped. 137.500 or bi'st offer. 372-1193 cr3733166 MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES 8., /.VA$ODOWN.FHA.LOWDQWN 1111 * Th ey're Hot" * Bennett Realty Inc. L( fl34470 Central Fhoqidj'i edroorn unfurnished apt.. I Ill to wall carp.?. $173 mor Odamage deposit 703 E. 21st 12:30 2:45 5:00 : ______ 'UD,YUU C -........... W.V. •.j C I H, 1792 Sanford ) Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & - CaliBart Real Estate - 41—Houses Courts $4.3, _____ p 80—Autos for Sale Will buy or consign guns of any description. 323 7340 Sales _________ - ' 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Merchandis e POLL'S PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy YARD SALE: Refrigerator, electric range, single bed, tables, chairs, Television, Hi.Fi, & other items. Holly & 3rd, Sanford. Fri., & Sat., Sun, noon 'hI sundown. . Quantity. adding machine, records, clothes, mitc. Nothing over 125. 9 to 3, Friday & Sat., July 11 & 19. 370 West Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, REALTOR 220)5. French Ave .371 0011 I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room, members ip in recreational facilities including pool and tennis - Any Stereo, beaut iful large Old English. • speakers, 1135. 377 5437 - Kish Real Estate irge wooded lot over ',acre with? bedroom mobile home plenty of room, for garden and animals. Near I I and Hwy 46 Only $9., No Security Deposit. 1111 Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, includes disposal and dishwasher, mem bershlp In junior Olympic pool. tennis court $31,300 1967 Chevrolet Van Puns Good 372 4597 Casselberry, Hey Il 92. $30 4206. I CARPORT SALE Over 700 books, biI I J I You Can Afford. Bedroom home, with Central heat & air, all for only S7.500 Lounge— 'RJ 111Packae Storl oo MOUNTFUJIyAMA MOUNTTAMBORA POPOCATEp'L TOMORROW: IlodgePodge"N' 4k! p. ., , ,rniture, 2 bedrooms See MOUNTETNA l.ASSEN PEAK STROMI3OJ.t MAUNA 10* VESUVIUS WI I on our course 'and see what life is all about I Luxury Living at Prices beach. Has everything Reasonable by week, special _______ Patio Houses 11 79-Trucks-Trailers Wanted to buy used office furniture. 644 1006 . Set your sails L 177'x170' lot, 1500 sq It on floor of building with 1000 It of /.) /. (f -r straQe On tu'i I" 322:7643 IOSSanoraAve, )fl 1731 S Friday; 1-S Sat, & Sun. atesi M air, DRINKS 50 MOUNT ACONCAGUA KRAKATOA 3222O9D , 46—Commercial Property 0 1964 Half ton pick up, heavy duty. Sell or trad4. 661 $490 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. 7201 S French Ave .321 0011 Hwy. 17 92 REALTOR 373 5771 7606 COLOR TV, 511.95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN REALTOR MOSS IE C. BATEMAN Reg Real Estate Broker Harold Hall Realty -" Kish Real Estate _ SPECIAL Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear rorward, backward, up, down, or dLagonally in the puzzle. Find cccii tIdden name and box ftInis shown: DIJYLIs • Color TV's from 550; 61W, from 1)5; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S. French, 373 1734. GENEVA- IAtreS, 116,000 Ravenna Park- 3 OR. 1 bath, block, w w carpet, kit. equip, a pprox. '. acre lo t Good terms 117,950 overlooking Lake Crystal, 16.500 Dftary, Adults, Lovely large I bed tOnnl. air. tils.. I a. ._@i.-.,, -- DM R 013 S C I I A SIT A K TN U 0 M 1 V - Buy DAVES' 373 9)10 - BELAIR- 170' a 117', 54,500 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 We Buy Furniture . 53—TV-Radio-Stereo _____ LAKE MARY-- SI' x 116', 55.700 3226457 LOT- 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 1W I 36—ResortPropert y MAYFAIR- 100' x II?', 120,000 edrocr', I bath, on good garden I 7:27 mortgage, $76,900 $135 FROM - - •IV vVnIrp ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT..- Choice I bedroom, maintenance free, central air, w-w carpet, boat dock, swimming beach, finest location, 5$5,300. 1)000 DOWN- 2 bedroom, 1 bath in Winter Park. $71175 APARTMENT WITH B(JSlNES' BUILDING-- Excellent frontage Hwy 17 92 145,000. Submit ffer. COUNTRY HOME SITE- Large and shaded, $7,500. • MI 37334.41 ___________________________ QUALITY- 3 bedrooms, 11 S, baths, central air, lOw down, assume 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES luxury condo. apt., poOlside on - — %I VVOW S"* WMFUnmmmm I.a L '., E U E A X I G IH U TMM Ls __ BEDROOM SUITES -. few Smyrna Beech, ground floor. Pleassv submit typed resume of age, training and ability and phone n'tmbe'r to Box $13. co The C__1 ,....i__ n a - ñt.rnvI"n'rnniz'ri £ ,.,. S.J III iS cam le i305 Real Estate __________ I I 4. "A 4--&W STUDIO 44. - TFEOHAOLANUA%IUPKEN8 LAMAROHMATTNUOMALEA Apartments Adult mctmfle%m, vllltp.... under large Shady oaks on the scenic W*Iva Modern clean inteviori, from$1 SM1.W of Sanford 373 — 117W 1st St. Gardens r I WEKIVA RIVER I flI!W necessarily physical beauty), pleasant office secretary, (executive type) to work In comfortable, modern equipped,l Professional office in SemInole C ounty area. Sanford. Typing required, shorthand desirable (but not necessary). Sa lary based upon experience, training and ability Range 5500 to $1,0QO per month. — _ ?S6SParkD, Nice Location 372 3566 III!. r It1II DELTONA- 120' a 175', 17,000 1250. 3773457. Cash for good used Furnitc,re & Antiques STAN'S, 373.9719 Kenmore Dishwasher, is family size, works perfeclly, 550 373.5157. ___________________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 __________________ '7) Pontiac Catalina. all pow er, 5300 cash, take Over payments. Call 3237311 1967 Honda 160. runs very good. Windshield, boa & new battery, "Buy Direct From boxcar ,, Sanford)?) 4733 314.1 after 3 Wagon, goOd running, best otter Also Couch & chair, $33; Mattress & ba spgs., $10 323791 after 4 Deltona. - 68—Wanted to 1965 Chevrolet Impale Station dltion, adult owned Custom, many extras. Call 571 1257 or may be seen at 1179 Section Line Trait, GORMLY'SE.Io Old, was 1450 new, now 5373, 373 , 37) 9)36 1911 Honda, 730 CC, excellent con IM DANDY JAll FEED Kenmore Washer & Dryer, 3 yea rs St. at VanBuren St. Near Louise St., Crystal Lake. Illinols, 60011 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 67A-Feed Cash Fe,, Your )Ljflk Cars 1972 Honda frame, wheel, tank, seat 1 accessories. Best offer. 349 5724. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. 52--Appliances School. Bruno Bellucci, 1912 A modern 3 bedroom, 7 bath CB home, 2 acres Large family room, $29300 Terms if desired Call Bud Sandner, 37771)) after Spm Must Sell Today IN ALL PRICE RANGES Va Nice 1 beiroom trailer on large shady lot, 1123 mo Adults only 323 0144. Lature, (not necessarily age), hard working, honest, attractive, (not Famous VoIcan1 SEEK & FIND' IWS Executive Office Secretary for NOW 431Ofld7(LI,5I I in 1•• licenses to help us make sales. Forrest Greene, Inc. 3234333,372 I1 70 eves 18-Help Wanted Movie Y our MLS Agency flWWflIfl I I 4 th Horses Larry Saxon, Realtor CHOICE LISTINGS 3195726 - Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd & DON'T TELL YOUR in laws that this brick home cost only 122.900, and they will think you struck it rich 3 bedroom, 11, bath, family room, fenced, above ground pool. A bargain buy . Hurry, call 373 9110 BALL REALTY Adults, P40 Pets V' MWI children & pets. 372 5459. ne 3222420 Anytime 323 7011 TOY PARTY DEMONSTRATOR Invest your time, not your money Earn frei sample kit, plus 25 pct tflmn1eiI. It,. _________- w r, ftyowner,Ho,.rse&2lots - -- LOflQw000 area, clean urwurn, JUR, Wing Ishere and it's a good time t0 choose anew home from the pages Of our classified ad% 12:00 (2.6) Movie (0) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:30 (2) Rock Concert ,. RLALTORS Work ,our own hours Earn extra Beautifully furnished, large 7 bedroom, adults preferred, $150 Income as an AVON Represen Pitlye. Call 441 307 - per mo. Call 322-4170. St. 373664$ (8) News (9) Movie (44) Rock Concert . HOME FURNITURE To be held July 70 - Sanford, Fla., $'erchl's parking lot, south side of store. Sunday 1 P.M until . Free refreshments Bring your truck, wagon, or train Credit & delivery arranged Sterchi's, Realty, REALTOR, 621 07)), 80—Autos for Sale 78—torcycIes Pigs 7Mos. old, $30 1100 French Aye,, Sanford Seminole County - S to 60 Acre tracts, several locations 11.100 to S4000peracre Good terms Terry 3 BR, 1': bath, big utility room wall wall carpet, central heal & air. drapes, kitchen equipped. 562 0191 anytime. on French Ave., zoned commercial 327 0401 Uxury Patio - 43-Lots-Acreage After 5.373 71)1 ,j - FrIday, July II, 1915' '-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Poultry 67—Livestock - AUCTION SALE bar. $39,500. 3655316. 38R 7baths L Ong wood area, 121,5(t) By o TACKS ARE DULL compared to how sharp this immaculate home is In an eceilent location, large Studio bedroom with Private entrance A bargain at 121.950 Furnished 2 OR House 3 Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford1lfl.7111 - workshop, family room with double fireplace and what'S more, a Fireman's pole! Well, Agnes wasn't so crazy after all We found it, but now can't find Agnes. Lake Mary, quiet neighborhood, 2 BR, turn, carp,?, sun porch, utility rm., 377-6196. •• Oviedo, secluded on one acre, 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, formal dining rm., family room, with fireplace, calm kitchen, rec. rm. with wet Call $31 7791 after S EXTRAS including pool, office, Lovely cottage, air, carpet, TV, 1115 Adults. No pets, 322.771). .1111 tp A BABY'S WORLD Infants to age 2 only, $01 E. Care t In Concert RESIISVATIO$S t*S) 135155$ NOfttO4 a (24) These Good Times (33) Wrestling 10:30 (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (6,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (9) News 11:30 (2) News I •WIIJ fl_I. W- P - credit manager. Frozen food experience helpful, but not 2 Bedroom trailer, $133 mo, plus sso security. Mullet Lake Park, 319 essential. Pay commensurate with experience and ability Call ________________________ SW. T. H. McElrath for appointment. 1973 13' wide, 1 bedroom, AC, adults A..4.aa.. tsr.... flal aA CI. $123 per month. 332,5939 6'CtiilcI C re (35) World Of Survival 10:00 (6) Miss Universe Beauty Pageant (9) Judy Garland Ijilt (..II 1 A It . bath home Overlooking the St. Johns River, with ALL THE 33—Houses Furnished To milk cows in milking parlor . Starting at 12) per day. plus monthly bonus Day or night work. .eg Real Estate Broker 110 E 25th St. I" 66SS JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. 511--Household Goods I'm single, beautiful and lonely. You can keep me company in a raised wood beamed living room, dine with me cn a balcony & many extras unheard in a mobile home. Assume payments. or rent with Option 3731109. _______________________________ TAFFER REALTY And "SANFORD's SALES LEADER" CRAZY AGNES! That's whit we Celled her! She wanted a 4 BR, I _____________ 2 Bedroom fenced yard s ISO mo. Adults preferred 3233151or3226420 Milk Maids ________________ Commercial Properties Homes, Lots W Garnett White Realty • Farm house and three acres. 1110 mo A A. McClanahan, Reg Real anytime Estate Broker, 373 In person to Philips Custom Draperies & Cleaners, 319 W. 131 h --------- Loruwood, I BR, 2 bath, fireplace, den, citrus trees, fincid, priced in low 30's 131 3491 42--Mobi le Homes 41—Houses Acreage 2 OR, near JuniorI. Senior High Schools, large lot. 327.1110. St. LOST: Male Irish Setter, has CpIlepy, needs medication Please call 3225310 or 66$ 44k. (44) Movie Bob Newhart Show (24) Black Perspective World Around For the housewife with time on her hands- 1 S hours per da y; Apply ladies white purse, vicinity L&kevie,v Nursing Home, Mon day. Keep mon ey, return contents to Lakeviem Nursing Home or call 3195117 Reward 9:30 (6) (3$) Party (44) Time Tunnel 5:30 (8) That Girl Outdoors Star Trek Hudson Brothers ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6113027 for We Care"Hotline". Adults or Teens. Theatre (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (9) NFL Games (24) Romagnolis Table 4:00 (6) Sounding Board (9) U.S. Women's Open Golf (24) Woman 4:30 (6) Sports Spectacular (24) Firing Line (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Sports Legends 5:00 (2) World At War (13) Daytime (24) Sesame Street (44) Jim Thomas In a lifetime opportunity. 323.5170 between &I20r3tO6pm. LOST: JIIVI acAU) Baseball 9:00 (2. 8) Movie (6) Ma ry Tyler Moore Show (9) News Special (13) Movie (24) Hollywood TV (33) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Baseball 2:30 (9) Wrestling (8) (9) CLUB OF AMERICA, Phone: 303 273 7710. (44) (24) Saga Of Western Man 373-7011 41—Houses ________________ "Stenstróni Lakefront, 2 OR $275 mo., lit & lest, plus $100 damage dip Dead end on Wilson Drive, Lake Mary. Needed, Auto Mechanic National Auto Sales SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER COSMETIC MANAGER- Fiild Creations, a Marshall Field NEEDED ITEMS WITH A family owned cosmetic company CLASSIFIED AD has a local opening for an amARE YOU LONELY? Let us help bitious per sonable lady. Previous you to meet the right person just experience in building a direct fOr YOU NATIONAL SINGLES sales organhtation desired. A once & Found - 7 Bedroom house, Stove, $lio. in Country Club Circle. 323137$ after 5:30. vancenient. Apply Loxscreefl Co. Sanford, 373-1031. .- ________ Nice 2 bedroom block home, fur. nished or unfurnished. 323.7920. excellent opportunity for ad — Theatre Dinah (44) O.iA U.JJ Movie (6) Lassie Rescue Rangers (24) C.arrascoIendas (33) Speed Racer 11:00 (2.8) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends 1883 Your (24) Wall Street Week 7:00 (2.8) Major Lcigue Baseball (9) ".....A (24) A Family At War (33) Scream (35) Movie Combat Shazan (6) (24) Washington Week Time Of ,.LIIC Invaders Must have some colitgl Hrs. StC 5, Mon..Fr. $2.73 Hr to start with - 41—Houses murtlty mlnded, concerned abot people. ability to communiCli with low.lrtCOniC residents Higih sing is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture at a good r.hool, or general equivalenC'y price. Read the Classified Ads diploma helpful. Apply $eminol Community Action, 1)0) pin I O4JIf 2 bedroom collage. air. like Ave., Sanford. new, paneled, large porch, 5133 Opportunity Employer. Equal mo. lit & last. Otier couple only. 3720217 DESK OFFICE SALES POSITION lecithin! Vinigar! 661 KelpI Now all four In one capsule, Ask for V+. Faus t 's D'UQS. 8:00 (2. 8) Emergency (6) All in The Family (9) Keep On Truckin __________ n—Houses Unfurnished - Last Of The Wild Hee Haw Play Of The Month Lawrence Welk Burns And Allen Department "S" Friends Of (2,8) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie 1:30 (8) P*CEDWIYH* DIPlXIP.O PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473.431? 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' .' .- - 1) --- BR I D A OSW A LD and flMFS T_ iturny & A X5 - If - %VF-ST EAST A932 AJ — ~ 'k~ , " __ - I1' ." / Dave Groue .F._~7i -, j '1Nr North-South vulnerable eli~, 7F - -4 "ç1-v I I ( I'as-s '1-1 1, W. r, 'VS., . .__ 1ss 1IrIu t Opening lead K, or- OLD 6AOJtUATR I ¼] HAC*.! - - __ - - - ___ - - ___ ~~~~ Y r 1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS pg> i Fair Market . Value' A ' _ eath nc1t e1 r1ofle - "0144 NAW I IF PEOPLE /.-- IP 11, Z 7-18 ;,e,~ c , SOME 9RE4D, 5EFADESSED, A I R MA IL, I STAMPED RETURN I 0 hearing of adjustments n:e if' ?ical' other errors are found, and - By Roger Sollen •----- PW C14ECK FOR TREES GRE,RIESP JLCIII1 1_q~_ W. I . I J / JaCo`)ys care of this newspaper The most interesting questions will be used in this column and ititters win receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) I CHWAGIE ____ A c,' TAXING BODY County Commission Port Authority 1 Now Construction'Total 1975 Taxable Mitla9 U47.41111s] V alorem Tans 7.15 .10 Properly Value "1111411287.74 96,241.11 Property Value Value - ISiS - ___ 11.169,956,413 Certified 197s Millage Rate — Total 1975 Ad Valorem ' Tax at Certified Rate ____ _" I -. iL Z_ .- .___.-.__~~ - -_ . - - _- _ -fit!v~ Pefc"tagoof Revenue Increase - _.__ -_---___--_ -_ -_ 1115010010" ,. - - - -_ - School Operating S-DO ,I99,499.22 p S 97 School improvement School Bonds 4.00 3,449,724.61 so m 94422 * Off $ _0 — 7.W.139.7$ II.) ___- - .1 I - - -_ I . I 71.'73 $4 ____________________ _-- -- .. _7:~V.7, — ~_ . .. ;: -T - -- - - . - - - -- - . - __z-,Z~ - _ _____ _______ ______________ -- -__________ ________________ ___________ ______________ -_____ ____ 0 u ) - -:4.* - - . ,, -- - , ] - . - f - ____ I "I 1~ b H ' ftTUNIA.1 ioii~Vs YER PLEASUKE -` - d hi & ' MY, w4Ar A WE JUST KEEP - 1_00KING STEAK! KIIUCH 1 .' Ir BUY CN 1 AFFORD . St ff.I LWKI &INKLEY! rM I-OST WE AREV LOVE MARSHMALLOWS! to' It ) I t - -- ETiN'S Ar4 — - 1 BUGS BUNNY — ____ - 4- — fl0_'SIS _____________________________ • 1 _________ 1914 i—s ______ 1. = ~7iL17A7._1&i_11?rr.1_,__#_ oinlete members Pat Telson and E.C. V. jiI 1974 Taxable Property Value - hearings before the Tax Adjustment Board, composed of three county commissioners per n air market and t%%o school board members. .% This year's tax adjustment .na reels of Seminole real board members include Count) The job took 13 montlis in- Commissioners Sid Vihlen Jr., tensive work by the office's 16 John Kimbrough and Dick — ----- ; Terry Goembel and his cow - FUNNY BUSINESS notrump To get the most value __ _ P55RING I Neariv Jo :tH fly DONNA ES`TF -S aff Writer County Property Appraiser thouse staff have just about \c see ceri kss foil LJrn ____ THEN WO THE WANT TO SEND Mcwe. mars c raisa I 2fl ________ byLorryLewis NO OUT ' TURN! NO T14E MY GRADUATION ( SCR EWS TO GET - - . I . --I . * Trudeau ______________________________ _ us men Hear ngsNext Harper Jr. Winter 24.330,221 3.50 92.15500 31.141,S1I 5.145.020 24) 43,309301 105,24233 140 Along with new property forced to Mile, I) _745_U) 4 00 Oviedo 51_025_00 19_ 17$) 450 412_955 F 21,196,40S 241 Ir -_ 14 59440 II 0 I The appraisers represent values sent to real estate Hence. North considered that Lake Mary 1.00 11.09111" S41213.00 21.461,457 1,729,0 1S 1.95 ".190,02 his three-club bid was an un. S1.171.415 t4 combined experience of 50 owners in the county last week r~ 6 97 Sanford 1191943197 114,400,000 6261"16.00 11,942,240 ~1, 136,342,240 3.63 71 113"Al # years. were printed cards telling the i , 13.4 (operating) DOONESBURY by Garry Goembel himself has nine owners how to file appeals with _________________________ Casselbet" x * — 1'.lU,,42 x 1,I24,77 P 97.023jt7 years ex pe rience in the office— the Tax Adjustment Board, ~i_ __ ___________________ * he worked under Mary Earle urging that any errors be Tax Appraiser did not set these figures --Walker. the late S.O. jOz) brought to the attention of q#9 Ar 4545T 6W office tnmney and Guy Allen an lI MCIfT A .1 i 7V Ø4y75 astvayE We are not perfect an d has been uu certified by the State VISCAFar A0M 7MW2 AW .. 5XVIV of Florida .as a professional not clairn to be," Bill Suber ofs aid. construction in Seminole And in some cases, a property Because of new construction, Springs from 5 mills to 3.97; the special 4 mill tax for school I / I Goembels office said Friday. appraiser. J L&I $ Goembel, in accordance with County m 1974, which went on owner's taxes may go down, increases in revenues to taxing Lo ngwood from 4 mills to 2.81; impr ovements has e xpired. & Goembel's office staff "Anyone Is subject to making state law, has certified the the rolls Jan. I 11 for taxing Goembe', noted, depending upon authorities range from a high of Winter Springs from 3.5 mills to P t.J The total county millage specializes in various depart- an error. If someone thinks an millage (rate of taxation) to the purposes between Nov. 1, 1975 whether the taxing authority 40 per cent to Altamonte 2.43; Ovledo from 4 mills to would, with the certified / ments, including commercial, error has been made, he should various taxing au thori ties in and April, 1976, all the I 'a— taring levies the certified millage or rings to a low of 7.1 per cent 2.67; ke Mary from 3 mills to amoun ts and the school board's ______I land, home and income- contact us." Seminole County. authorities will be receiving increases the levy above that to the Seminole County Port 1.95 and Sanford from 6.97 announced plans, be reduced i Suber said the office noted on producing appraisals. The certified m,illage is that more money even if they reduce certified. !i / I? Authority. 71 operating mills to 5.63 from 1974's 20.05 total to 11.98. ( All members of his staff have the cards sent to property which would return the same the millage to the levels •..ff . Those taxing authorities Millage reductions cer ti fied operating mills. Those Seminole County \.* c V.--, attended appraising schools owners that the property np- amount of revenues to the Goembel has certified (See which insist on levying a by Goembel include Seminole The CU) of Casselberry has property owners who would like ~1_i * . . I" red by . the state. praiser's office will conUnue to taxing authority (county, city, chart.) miUage above that certified, County Comml.sslon from 7.15 never levied a real estate tax in to figure their taxes if the By early this week, hear complaints until Aug. 1. school board etc.) on the Thus, even If the reappraisal according to law, must take a mills to 5.34; Port Authority its 30-year-plus history. certified millage Is followed, by TUMBLEWEEDS county tax roll will be certified "But we will continue up to reappraised values that each of a piece of property has In- one-quarter page of newspaper from by T. K. Ryan .1 mill to .017 mill; School In addition, the School Board using the assessed valuation on I to Tallahassee and the various Aug. 15, the last day the Tax received ast year before creased its value substantially, advertising stating they plan to Operating from 8 mills to 5.97 has announced it will be the card Goembel's office sent, taxing agencies. Adjustment Board will receivt reappraisal began. JUSTWV a tax increase will not raise taxes. Public hearings mills; County Fire-Unit from reducing i schoof bond should remember one mW is 00 ARE 'EM! SO PUFFY-POOFY.1 So WEEZY- OUT 149RE! PO YOU HAPPEN Yet to be completed is the complaints, if need be," Suber With $150 million In new necessarily follow. must also be held. 1.5 mills to 1.11; Altamonte millage from .8 to .6 and that one-tenth of or* cent or .001. N WEZY• SO••• "RE _~MA 'f-tv 'i , 1~0 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents ________ to shade it to 15 to 17, but ' we see ing But they were playing so ." ax - the standard American 16 18 many conventions that he was unde r the impression he had I .425 MA4 EDITION I ____ __ minumuni buddercwhohatedtj from sot,r notrurnp openings keull them as precise picture open with a forcing two of all)sort His two heart rebid wa L\\_ SUPER — ______________________________________________________ Tne-answer is that we go with North was one of those Z . 01~~~ - Li?J Sometimes experts get con(used by their own bidding language. This hand cost a ma. HOLES? I t I wants to know what oint count or Ic un championship 0 ___ ___ — - i"__ A reader from hreeport ass by Art Sonsom WVE HIT IJTO •fl OMEMACe LEMONA 1,-,Aioal~,~~ lh 0saId & James Jacob) -%__7~, ~ ,.-, ,X NNOuNCEMENr5 -- - . 1 ______ 3 J6 l'asc 4 — - -- I - ( UAA I I LAKE . 0 - , 11 , V . %, spades was reached in jig time, 01 course, both South 's made the grand slam. This was back in the days of total poin ts and the 1.500 gained by the good 1A I . T .N - - - - - __ - . I I I SUNDA ' 1 __ . another bid. AL the other table North opened wi th two clubs an I seven 108764 K84 • 42 HE'S', W4AT}4A SUPII)SE) M%! MV GUESS IS THAT Bs3 5- r4Aci. 5 1HAT rr5 SOME KIND OF MINING OPERATION J .: . z . __ II E*_,,,1':*_ _`_ 1121 THE BORN LOSER . .. 67 Year, No. 285-Sunday, July 20, 1975 by _____ J! - 1 - - __ heart same. South also thou htt over four spades but lina11 ly Q IT LOOsS LI(E AN OLD- VEP... AN' IT'S .ALLED ) FASHIONED WESTERN PANAMINT Cfl'f i - - Sout i almost passed three SOUTH OOP G necessary v i lt; ALLEY ,' . E I fly \Z) . : J WI N ... - I "I / L_)k \\. . ~, ker CO LJ95 E- I k AV E W aATl I To ~4E A R I k - S'R F, :~,4F~W T Nt:` I Ti,4 1N K - - . ~ .. , , :r., .-•-.. by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL Mort A%rl IL q A\ E- A --. Friday, July 13,1975 T E- B A I L E'Y ;: -;. t * . I - r - - Sanfo rd, Ft. e -- - - Ca __________ , - - - APPFoXlTL)P4.YHR' ___________ r -, t . - -,~ 1I -- ), I - i -P -,%I - 5~ ______o------- - _"---- f V - - 1 ________ A 1-1 -e_-,r-6"r- rlo-el I r_~E ;~_C _3. . I 1. k "'), Chi Y FAT ..( _-k 4 " IF 1. - 0 .-, - -L i .% - i -14 11'~ r~ .~~ - -, ! I* - ( CHANGE I7S MIND. _______________ ____ . / '_ __________ , _____- t — 9174i , _____ _____ !~- =_? l 1111 I; .. - j_ . - - l{' liii I 4 - . CAMP I ..,1 '- I L, - __ - - ' ! . — I f ; ;~ r. r4 " , 40, IVY. . % $_ _X t ,,, - 111 - - 1, - I - __ . 4 . . d minise I-i OU Ca s _-1 1---- ----- _--- -- M,- -'_--- ____ I - Alachua Counties. operation t In the space of 10 months, l,ast October the Seminole the county department Ma ' 1 1-L Count) F ire Department came responded to 2,500 calls - ininto exiitence. eluding several major fires Armed with a few small which Kaiser claitm "is a small _' .-It`__ 'scat' trucks and unfinished nenber of alarms In corn-!ii I _J_ ~ by How III Schneider - ,-a )~ k ~~ SHORT RIBS NO. I .~ Z --- - - - -- - ~, . " \ . . _4Z - r_- - _W _ R - -- .41 -I,--.---- _ - . - __ _-111111~- _ __ - I il j.Lj - (L" 0/~~ I", ~ Q Q Q - ___ - ,• , . I ,.- ' TAFSTED MST WANS -D tV yo - 1ZEPuT4Ta4, - - _V, - I 11 :.c I J I j fr- , - It , A-i - fighting purposes. These trucks needs for next year," Kaiser should not be conflised with ,mid, "I think the operation has g iePumrumtsf been (es "it looked for a while as The county department is the department would never the consolidation of six fire come together," County Fire control districts which covered Administrator Gary Kaiser slightly more than half of the re __ - I - - - -14 i ilf.. m - -_4c - 1A Mr % _____ i lk~~___ _~_ __X~_, -.&W-- *_E:C7 T.rkA --- __ .- - . " #4 - _ A___P _ _-W r '2 .1 - _ .W ; 4 .M4111111111116_ . / - II ,4 i __ . . i) ----,-_ I - I $ I - T 0 'i i * - "N. _. . A ,'J _j_- 4 4)_ L__A -L. ___ - — I r " IL....,_-- -- - , - - ______________________ -' _: — __ - It - 7: __ ___ __ i- - I -, . -- - - municipalities in Seminole Seminole is the smallest cqunty . --- ----.. - - 1, ! " "?r~ I (ount together in a mutual aid of the group. The others are County 1re Administrator (gary kaiser and Fireman Mike rogr fl (I' i' ntld to ike lire i)u.ut Dade, Pine ll " Lee and Roush %iew two of the ne west units for th e Seminole County Fire I _ zco .z ,?;i;-!7 N il-. ,-I-. _ ~ .-Z.__.-Plf ,9&.1,1?,t7_i-_ , 2Z4_ L.f,*~,v __~N~ ,:!.~Z2-r-~`~-, - I---- urn 4_ ~~ -,- - 54c 4B 31 4-5C . __ . 11 Obituaries , *~ Television __J - - A TODAY /If.Icalls concerning a certain type Around Ile Clock - . i, A Information into . :, the .'IV - I nattoria Calendar fire reports and Llassified iO~ ... J should other departments have Comics ...... . , similar reports on the same -.Ill, 4 unit. then it would be pulled market until the "to from , Abby............. manufacturer brings It u to Dear standards," Kaiser said. T_ I- W - - in the purcitam of electrical appliances. , ~,P ______ . ~%_W_ . - T S ,. ,- . t. fires the Seminole Counts seen employes of the depart .~ __ S - w - - . . . - _ I. ,,.,,'' ' %, g.,: MUM. . I 4 In addition to putting out willingrwss to cooperate bet. department, by use of the 901 ment, the public and other - -_ : f__m - i .Jlf~ " 11[l Incident System (a national departments. . i,rani to chart fire - I i,. ;j , - I -ç l - I am: ular said "All we could do at first count) and was spend ng was hope there would be no between $fOO,000 and $7(X),000 major fires." annually. Today, the county depart"There has been a savings : t:~%- I- jt has nine active fire to the taxpayer becau.w there t. stations and tlx- capability of isn't the duplication of the past -0, sending 72 fulltime men into and if the mutual aid plan is combat against a fire. accepted by the cities, there The tin) scat trucks are lilbe even less," Kaiser said. being replaced with new Class Five other counties In the - _- ~ !~~_,4inh ~, tx. - - - 1 "r.,~. -~ -,44V&.: f4l* lILr ji~,,-,-V-V--i'.-!,e~ .4, _3-~,--,i_ Jt~ Tth ?4,~Li1;.1,1 %__.,-~. 0__-x_,; V-pr - ki, ___. IM,00~"-. -t11-i--,-fl-pq-,-.:-, W. - Z tl;;S~,~._ I T -1 - W __ -4& -, - - ;.. . -1 __ I - `"___Z~ __ . _- 00 _ 1kad * J - I ,I by Frank Hill FrFAL4,Y TOL)6H l -,,7 9 ____ 4 VWHFN A ;zePurA-TiON AS - T i &* , I ,4Z4 . -__ R \ I them, the department began and their fire problenu." the job of fire protection on a county-wide basis. within the $1,027,000 budget set "Scat" trucks are pick-up up last year and from our first type vehicles equipped with 10 months experience, we have t Ill ~ weren't there last Uctober," he The count) department Is sa,s : the latest iden In firefighting," Kaiser says the department -111, 1~ Tt- -444 K.Qiser exp1dined. "Many of the has not experienced the V.tj]L, ~ low I nation's larger counties axe problems that he feared from Herald Staff Writer 11. 11 DIRAIFT CH*ICLHA$ ARFAIAD, 14. I, - . K_ - -,J-. I,. .I ,~- ,- :.1 M, .- - ll Fi* re A - kuim i I , .=_ I . - o-) (_~ ZS I— -_ _Z.-I -:-.-- - - X " s '' ii 4 I - j i;~ _ "U I I I ..\. 1 Ill W . ", 1. .' ' ___ C1.111 i i -- I f I I __ ''. 1'. I'v 0 .. i - / --I -01 - _,;- ~ II - i (- - (3 V GOT MY ' Ie,J v_- a TRAIRINO I " _______________________ by Bob Mon-ana L_ - 6? _ I%_% ~) 1~ %-I ". IJ IA I - _ I I i~ r- - __.. ; ,_ I ; . ~- -~ . i i - - (7F7: r KNOW "OLrRE PUTTIP4' cur ON TKAT PH0f1y:5N0X11V& THAT Acr jugr To ANNOY ME! IF ______ . -. - 00P4 T WORRY M ' N ~ --, 1j., -,: - - I . [i I -. . t 17 f I - i I I I ,, ,I N. ... - __ __ - .. __ . 1 I _1 1* I JUST 41d. -' I ...(. __________________________________________________________________ _ _ PANel. J 41 ___ _______ 4 . ) I / -_ If- __'."<( : I--- *I I PICO- i 1 ,$ . - - _C*6 ________ by Crooks & Lawrence v;_~;l" c_ , R lb% - - MOME H1 - I ___________ _ ~ _00101. b\~ - - _____ _ i JUXTAP041TIOW WITH FRAME Q051P46 LOCK NUT Y AND ITLANJiEV - #%'k. "'s N _ , The spaceshipswon' t come their feelings and hopes about home right away, but will stay the flight in a 30-minute news aloft to conduct independent conference televised to earth scientific experiments. The cosmonauts are to return tions submitted by newsmen to earth Monday and the astro- covering the mission in Houston nauts an Thurylay. and Moscow. n.t spacemen had their offl. ,A They talked of a new age of .;*;t _ cial farewells Friday after a ~ day of shuttling back d forth cooperation in space, of factoi " be tween one a nother's spa ce- ries In space, of international 9 * hi Ilk f riendly neighbors in voyages to the planets and of a day's successful dock conian apartment house. 71*y per. hope for peace among all men. pleted on of the major goals of space suits for the undock and redock maneuvers as a 1 formed The Rus. maneuvered into position bechanged gifts and dined conference when he talked of a conurion docking mechanism caution,iry measure. sians hrive made this a practice tween the sun and Soyuz to together. frot in the future could be used new era of space cooperation during critical flight create an artificial eclipse for on a space rescue mission. Just before the hatches were between the two leading spacesince maneuvers three the cosmonauts. closed for the last time on the Astronauts and cosmonauts cosmonauts were killed in As the eclipse was created, t- innel connecting the two sWps, faring nations. Soyuz 11 in 1971 because of the TV picture from Apollo ktafford. the American corn. "How that era will go de' apart to end the sudden cabin depreswizat!on. showed a black shadow gradu- ,Znder, and driftid told Leorov, the Soviet peads on thi commitments and , joint phase of a flight which Astronau ts Sta fford, Vance ally grow across the ce nter of 'onimander faith of the peoples of the two Russian commander termed I). Brand and Donald K Slayton Soyuz I m sure we'%e opened up a coi.ntries, he said "only the beginning of a great wore regular cloth flight sui ts. The cosmonau ts photograph- new era in the history of man." Lav declared the joint urnan journey into outer ed the eclipse with special film "We wish vou the best ever," flightu as made posiible `n Lh,e 'We're undocked and we are space. taii ord a . to perhaps provide sdentet Li'onov replied. "Our next climate of detente" and ten-ned statiokeeping We have contact" Amen ii eting will be back on the it only the benmngf a great nounced as the two craft un wi th i nf ormation about the can human journey into outer docked. Stafford renorted as the two After the pr"nn ApnIIn pbr gas '' c zp rnr third spact - CAPTAIN EASY AEMBL - ) SPACE CENTER,HOUOn ship esme together l miles (AP) Apollo and So)1, over Europe. A television picture from the nearing the end of the joint phase of their nds5ion, un. Apollo craft showed the ve' docked Saturday and then hicles shuddering briefly when linked up again in a successful the linkup was made, test of the Soviet craft's ability Th-- Apol.lo had moved about 160 feet away from Soyuz dur. to execute the hookup. ing the 32 minutes they were fl American ship had been apart. the active vehicle on the Initial 'osmonauts Alexel Leonov latchup Thursday and Satur- _______ - i ".1, ~_i ,a v wT, ARCHIE'] WHY - - I HLRTLft4&THJGt-(TH VAbS5 /_ 0 ) by Dick CoveIli ________________ _______________ % jA. tA . 71 kV14_~~% % VA Ord 11 0 ,ir, 1 - -- ) \ 0 fling, but the giant-sized American flag on the Veterans Memorial Park flagpole makes It difficult to see from time to time as this photo sbows. A much larg-r Bicentennial flag Is currently being prepared. 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Set details and tide, on Page "The point Is they (the buildings) are there They 6A r'- -- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 18, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 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