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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 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/8a0ce05db2ea71291a7ccc5d55a6fd4f.pdf 38e40bcb355455b759a21bf72ef6e9fa PDF Text Text - ,-- .-. .-- - 0—Evening - - Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 14, - - - - ------------,-.--------- 1975 _-- CARNIVAL —. Mort Walk WIN AT BRIDGE CF r- NOT )CE BEETLE O%EOF 11: ( 4E LN'ET • 40 W M minimum, but North's two over 4 A93 least ten points. South properly IV A95 elects to rebid to two 96 noun)d1' "Even if North does :86 dW WEST EAST * J 7 Q 10 V864 • 872 * VQJ 1073 K 5 2 , IN MIND ,JACK\ y1HIN3UI JTWDCOME / UPWI/ 7J of f41I _ West North Fast Pass 2 4 l ass 3 Pass South — '1 Iil:1-I i' rJ WiH f! By Oswald & James Jacob) Jim In the language of bid any bid of one less than game iS i strong invitation to partner to The correct opening bid c it her ulnerable or not vulnerable is one spade. There is no good reason to prcempt hen 1011 hold two Itt and Oswald: "In standard 'our hand is not strong enough fur a forcing opening bid. 01 course. you will jump at your next turil it partner respoods American. South's two notru"Ill, rebid is just a strong invitation but not quite a force. In Jicoby: modern we go along with the best current practice and play it as a force to game. except if . . So L f n 0ff t A' -_-,_i/ S.1 (7-1 v a ' . ' '.' that's why I Because I weighed myself this morning ou with the car' didn 't y Y By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS / 7- - T TELL NI &)SPI &AGUN' at 8:20 a.m. EDT. Ten minutes their spaceship were per. later the Soviet Flight Control forming well. Center near Moscow reported At Cape Canaveral, half i Soyuz was in an orbit ranging world the countdo wn From 121 to 141 miles high — continued on the Saturn rocket almost precisely the path desir- which was to hoist Apollo astroSoviet cosmonauts and ed. nauts Thomas P Stafford, can astronauts. Kubasov into orbit from the 1,100 miles southeast of I eonov and Kubasov Vance D Brand and Donald K A rocket boteil cosmonauts llitkonur Cosrnodrorne on the \1oscoc reported tlit werefeeling ill Slay ton in pursuit of the Soviet Alexei I conov and Valerl edge of central Russian desert Liftoff was right on schedule and that all Systems aboard craft at 3:50 pm today. Because of their late liftoff , . the astronauts ere stffl in bed 0 0 and did not watch the Russian launch on television. They were to see a videotape replay over CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — An "We can't estimate how many people the traditional launch day Joining tourists outside the space all-star cast of VIPs and a crowd of are going to come over, but it's not going center was breakfast of steak and eggs a planned demonstration by Jewish demonstrators Joined with thou. to be a million," said Brelard County the South Florida Conference on Soviet As Apollo enters orbit, Soyuz sands of summer tourists today to watch Civil Defense Director Bill Hail Jewry. A spokeswoman for the group will be 4,140 miles ahead, over three American astronauts blast off for a NASA officials, however, said they said 3,000 persons were expected for the Belgrade, Yugoslavia. rendezvous in space with two Russian expected a record 70,000 Invited guests at rally to protest Soviet immigration The more sophisticated cosmonauts. the space center for a close-up view of policies. Weather forecasters said a break in America's last manned space shot for at Area bars and honor stores said thov ft. fu Ford t the rtrnic in .'nit. UUUVI IJ WLIII activity, W11.10 lLUL JUUI )CLLI5. VI A Uj) I I. tiet.. I. were geare or a d bi g b u sines uus*neSS Ifl (*UCi 811 LIlt trick y maneuvers to duct plagues Florida summers, may give the Tht official VIP list ranged th e quenching the thirst of rocket watchers gradually close the gap and birdwa chersan unobstructed view of U.e spectrum from Soviet Ambassador . I. • baked !UJ U) Itfl Florid a UJ UIIU A 1U41 $141.4 had Apoll o spacecraft as It rockets into Earth Anatol3. Dobrynin to singer John Denver ofln , the two ships to an his $ , l aid ,fl ex tr a S..00. 0, and makings orbit to chase and dock with the Soviet to Pr incess Beautrix of the Netherlands i linkup iin miles above W.. for black Russians a mixed drink I.t .i Unions Soyuz vehicle 'TI. to more than a dozen White house German y at £J pm itiursaides coffee lique ur and vodka . All motels and campgrounds led by Presidential Counsellor Ro be rt day. surrounding the Kennedy Space Center Hartman. "We've ordered real heavy this week Astronauts and cosmonauts were reportedly fifled Monday, but ofSusan Ford, President Ford's on everything," said Rita Ribillard of the will soar in a mission of detente, ficials predicted the crowd would tall daughter, also will be on hand, but as a Missile Lounge, a popular local watering representing two nations once short of the record one mtfllori.plus which working photographer for the Topeka, hole. keen rivals in space. turned out for the Apollo 17 moon shot in Kansas, Capital-Journal, where she is "I hope it will be like the good old For the first time the Soviet Decem be r now employed as a summer intern. C14 'ti'J ~_;~70' • L1 I ) 4 0 by Garry Trudeau . 1, — ' ._•• ,.. ' - dl I -A p . — -, 7 . AW . All-Star Cast Visits - .. ime Liftoff was right on schedule . . Ten minutes later the Soviet Flight Control Center reported Soyuz was in orbit .on almost precisely the path desired. A two man Russian So Y Ship roc ke ted away from earth today on the first of twin launchings that aim for an historic linkup in space between . TS . ... - (Do you have a quostion for the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jacobys- care of this newspaper, The most in (eresting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive Copies Of JACOBY MODERN.) there." Jim: "South's opening bid is just about a j a ck Z CAPE CANAVERAL I AP) I partner rebids to three of his minor suit we can drop him U . v if '4' on to ga on lii niost ( i i sou ant to pla y it .i i luru you wont get into trouble THE BORN LOSER t!10 Cents r CU Sanford, Florida 32771—Price Ready To Go I 'hit is the correc t opening bid vulnerable with: £ AFtQ 176 V A - 46 4 Opening Launch 41 1975 ) ___________________ Ask 6_v a'.s Pass Pass J .. Apollo three notrump when it succeeds." Oswald: "if it had failed, he would have been down one. but vear in and vear out vou win bv bidding even North-South vulnerable FAIR ENOUGH ENOUGH?-. ___ mond finesse and wraps up AQJ 4 FAIR not play the two notrump bid as a Force, he should go on to three notrump. You inigh! ns well try for something worthwhile 67th '(ear. No. 281—Tuesday, July 15. - Jim: "There is little to the play of the hand. South takes the first heart tries the di.i J43 ALL R1GHT ... V1tAT/I E XPECT 25 DIV \ttJ HAVE (rER CENT F 1 -5• . rather than go after a part )t,TIjl) AKl0 7 £A95 rni ei _ j, 'g. F .:.* - c - .. ._ ;- IL - - , —• - - - . I . - - --• - Cape .. . i4a - I , ____ -I _I — - .- 3CY AY .5414LL I1,611E c aTYO t164. AtZXW ci (,W-Mz4)/a4 71E . Tt*24if ' W V A 4 LV U aiEaUdy cLWX4L sMøsRJEI7Ah4V /TI4/t 1w /14'ft2iW c'iI McI1 XCP x' /h A5O4fTUy /T A YO k/1AC( V I'(11 '? 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(Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) ' by H.imdohl & Stoff.l ILl .. wwç -- (Continued On Page 6-/t) BUGS BUNNY a — -- .-- • L'i JJ £/ / , Naval Academy Off*ic*ials Work On F*ire Code Standards' Sanford Naval Academy officials today began Sunday night fire, the school would open Its doors in The fire, which broke out about 8 p.m. Sunday, departure from school or if there was another co.tinue the school operation by selling some 10 work to bring Its senior schoo' facility on First September for the fall term. caused an estimated 15,000 damage to bedding, reason. acres of land near the jurior sI wNch had been Street up to state fire code sW1ards. "The fire set is back a great deal, but we are furniture and offices inside the building. Harry said Th e school official also rtportcd that Ktnne th purchased 10 years au frui the city. School Administrator Jesie Harry said that goh forward with plans to open lx dasses as the major damage was caused by water and smoke, Sc)mltz, a freshaw sti4'r i from thian, had - The fountt'Uon o(fered the land to the dtyfor an repairs 'nrersof the buildiagdamiged1nn. W - Hsrvysaid. not by fire itself. r g -. the day's fire would begin as SOOfl U P=dble In order The school official said every effort was being "The sprinkler system caused most of the Seminole MeroriaI Hosvital where he was being xactim has been cuiüdered by On city, Harry said. that Classes can be resumed. made to bring the building to fire cede standards, problem," he said. "The fire touched off six treated for injuries suffered in the tire. (The offer was aimo'inced by Qty hL-mnagr In the meantime, summer school students will bu t pointed out that "to do this, we are talking about spr in klers and they flood ed our main offices wi th At the same time, Harry saktthe chief problem Knowles to City Conirn1n in May. Knawk at n nue co ti to be housed at the academy's junior thousands of dollars." water pouring do three floors." laced by the Naval Academy was money. that time suggested a counteroffer of $27,000 for the school facility at Mellonville and Celery Avenue. Harry said he had received two letters — re A 17-year-old attending summer school at the "We have been hit hard in the past couple of land. A check with city officials indicates nothing Harry said classes would be held at the junior from Fire Chief George M. Harriett, and another academy was later arrested and charged with years. We lost a $200,000 bank note last year and further has been done regarding the property.) school the remainder of the summer term while from City Manager Warren "Pete" Knowles — arson in connection with the fire. now this fire, which will be costly," Harry said. "It "11 we could have sold the land — which, by the work is done on the senior school, housed in the old concerning decisions by fire officials to close the Harry said only two students had been with. has caused concern." way, is still for sale — we could have repaired the Mayfair Hotel building on First Street. senior school to summer school boarding students, drawn by parents since Sunday night. He said he did Harry admitted that the Bernarr Macfadden main building and still operated next year," Harry Harry said that despite the damage from the pending repair and updating of the b'IIM(qg. not know ft the fire was the direct cause of their Foundation, Inc., was attempting to raise money to said. TAR 1.VESTER! - BLON DIE Chic Yotmg - 'V V —. 'VU r64 INK BUT SOUR M E)JU SAY - TSIST4ERST11 ( i (MEAT LOAF! EVER J ) TASrED! YEW , "low 1 I MEAT LOAFU S MOTHER USEO 1—.--TO MAKE - IT'S GUARANTEED TO PICK UPj— AN Y TH ING!f1 IN ADVERTISING- I Bergman Reportedly Will Be Offered Contract - 1) - - (r_ . Ex-Manager May Return To Post 3 fff! $ . f 4M L. WINTHROP .-. " FREcO1E5 WrA NW X? WHAT KfND t cw - KNOIv, &si.. rrti vERYwi., WKA7B%43Z rr IS... AND VERY TH IN. ARCHIE -, - _.4140 14W - Sf4N6 TO A .Q/S3Ej.' GREETS GUNTER !.. - HURRY - ': :- TPII5 RATE. YOLEC)OP4... AND I'D LIKE THAT PIZEPA15 kiJT L3UET THE NI&HTLL BE / M155 FRLJBY-. FEEL. OVER BEFORE FREE TO FLOP DOWN AT WILL YOU UP AND FHVI5H -.-.-.. Fa mer U.S. Bill Gunter, center, shakes hands with Sanford Rotary Club President Red Cleveland whfle Rotary progmm Chairman Don Marrifleld looks on Guest speaker at }rsierday's .1 Rotary meeting, Gunter un..er used lb occasion i to blast both 1''Id'$1' Ford d C their handling dl th e economy. a qi people are tired ()famlng political and public relations solution," a 'kI by T OGET5OME BEAUTY LEE Be MV Gunter told club members Crooks & Lawisnc. DO'JT GET 1HE MI5TAk) t(EA IM PUTTIAJO UP THIS -_oz You: I I JU6T lNVITl'J n:_ by Howie Schneider ANYWHERE THE - 'I AT 4 k /\LIZ, S. lain areas you can be pennywise and pound fodlish," Duerr commented. CASSEIPHERRY— Ron Though Couicilman Charles -It's foohsh to quibble about Bergman, this city's first Sizer voted with Duerr , he details," she said $16,700-per ear city manager questioned the length of the Councilmen Charles who resigned when the City contract four )eat s. I m Glascock and Sal Orlando Council rfncsl him a r A a1,..u.. k I a ,i. r ir • I • ..A t concerneu ,.,err s c.,see as i1I pay hike in 1973 will be offered scheduled salary increases requires olertime and sa1ar contract he said next city ma nager. --Personal car allowance of a four )ear, $24,500 per year eventually will balance out A four-year contract is 'A four-year contract will I2S a month cli) manager's contract a Council Chairman Edith — Perrussion to do outside Duerr said she hasn't against the public interest it provide continuity," Glascock Herald source confirmed today. iaching and or consulting, an 'scheduled anyone else for an binds future councilmen I'm said At last night's weekly also against his teaching, And Orlando said such a flice In his home an a interliew. To m mind, meeting, the City Council, by a cco said. e saide ntire con won e ci 4-1 vote, instructed City outs ide appl cant. Vuerr declined to contract proposal was an unmanager's job out of the realm Attorney Ken McIntcsh to draw professional consultant be of pobtics." As to his teac", to review the city reveal Bergman 's name S up a contract for an unnamed P rm Orlando said that wotJd be ariager s posm on. applicant, the contract in said e name is "confidentia --Also, any ork performed until the position is filled. cludes a host of fringe benefits .' to have an But. Duerr said she was "good for the city individual teaching writing requested by the applicant during city time will not be Councilman John Zacco verb much in favor' of "A - four-year contract is against the public Interest. It binds future councilmen. I'm also against his teaching." —Councilman John Zacco ' I ROTARY CLUB CAPTAIN EASY felt "Council should consider more than one person for the job." I" - — I THE NEWS"PER ,ARTICLE SUGGESTED ATTACHING A Jfn? By ED PRICK El'!' HeraldStaff Writer kit'. .. ORP I!..L I - -, • ' - ,. , i - " l" . - - .:-. .. . z r .- -. - - -- 7 - -:. - . -- - a, ''v - . - . , --. -- .. - — deducted from the managers opposed including —Cost of living and regularly sali ry, since the manager's job stipulations the contract leaving in the items that In cer 7..iu.o also said he B&rgman requested 'A I Continued on Page 5-A) .. - City To Allow Refurbishing Of Buildings , •/-. - TODAY Owner Of Condemned Pro e Granted 90=Da xtension Around the Clock Bridge Calendar 4A 3B .............5A Classified / A4i'kik) /1 f/f By GLENN McCASLANI) Herald Staff Writer /MrH - The Sanford City Commission last niiht voted a 90-day ex other pieces of city property. Stenstrona for reconsideration The demolition proceeding of the regulations Stenstrom would have cost approximately said many of them were silly" ,! and not enforceable , $7 .000, according to .ra',*rdc ''Whoc imine out inii Li ..- city Comics Crossword Dear Abby r 3a --' . - 313 6B 811 14 '-3 $ ,- . �--- .-." 2A—Evening herald Sanford, FL I Tuesday, —.,---' -, - .- --- • • -. - • . - July IS, 17$ Tuasday, July 15, 17S--3A — City Staff Prodded Z 1 Z LX At m~Lk_ II IN 11111111 11 -rNm - - __~. ' ,ç'' -. j - Burglars . WASHINGTON (AP) A nationwide postal strike Is threatened next week if union and management officials fail to agree on a new two-year contract for 600,000 postal workers. "There will be no mail deliveries next Monday morning if we can't reach agreement within the week," warned President James H. Rademacher of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Even though postal workers are forbidden by law from striking, Rademacher says "If we have no contract we have a right to withheld our services." The letter carriers union Is one of four unlonawbose contract with the Postal Service expires at michalght Sunday. Should the parties fail to rsath agreement on their own, the law authorizes fact-finding and, finally, binding arbitration as a meara of resolving their dispute. It also would be possible for both sides to agree to an txtcaiun ol Ilie old volitrii ct, i step that federal mediators are likely to recommend. - ' ____ ___ % ic, ' . - - - ___ - ___________ -tI4f ' - - " - - 40 '- . .-- - - -. -- _-- -. - -•-. Councilman Insurance Balks At I. I'll. , . ~ i... taken from his trailer home Off ieeii said the door to the north side of the trailer had been forced by use of a pry tool. Jesse Ogles by , , 1741 West FlrstSt,reportedthetheftofa stereo and tape player valued at $324 from his borne between 1130 am and ll5pm Sun- - -r - - - - . - . --. - -_ - - day. - -. - V - - i; - -- - - ff ,97 - - - -. _., -. - . . ____ . - - 1 IF ~h ~ £ A YR - Bond Issue May Be 111e,~~al, Zacco Says - ' A - ri. a other $7 million has already received approval from the Council. "This • .IS one-me expense ( i nsurance) pUuS The additional $2 million, according to City Attorney Ken the entire proposition in a more favorable CAELBEItRY—CouncllmanJohn Zacco last night said the 1cIn,istied lcallytopwof General Waterworks, City Council's okay to float a $2 million bond issue "may he light." apurc1aaseiiIth will reportedflycost about $2mn1flIon. illegal" and is a matter for an Investigation by the state at. Last week, Zacco said refinancing the entire package with the —Councilman Sal Orlando torney's office, state would save taxpayers $104,000 a year for the next 20 years. "I don't know If it's illegal, but It possibly could be. Other "It's just another way for Mr. Henann to charge the city more But Zacco said today a report on that matter indicates the sources have Indicated It is," Zacco said. than 7½ per cent Interest," Zacco charged. Henann admitted the bonding Is too tied up to "back out" The $2 million is earmarked for purchase of General Water- insurance "will be necessary under present market conditions." Fellow Council members have fought Zacco on the Issue. works Corp., a Winter Park based utility which operates in Zacco said no benefit accrues to the city. Contacted today, Councilman Charles Glascock pressured Zacco to explain why Seminole County. Zacco was uncertain whether he would ask State Attorney Abbott last night's passage of an ordinance dealing with the $2 million Is "Are you aware of what you're saying?" Council Chathivin Herring for a probe into the issue. illegal. Edith Duerr asked. Councilman Sal Orlando said the Insurance "puts bonds Into a Zacco also charged that a Henann letter stipulates the bonds Zacco said a booding plan proposed by Harvey Henann, a much more favorable light. This one time expense puts the entire can't even be sold at par value. private Investment banker, Increases expenses to the city by proposition In a more favorable light," he said. But Henann said Zacco was taking one sentence of his letter adding on a $55,000 to $61,000 insurance charge. Last night's approval was part of a $9 million package. The "out of context" s a — Approved '-.., and By JANE CAELBERRY Herald Staff Writer as city judge and Woolfolk as minor traffic violations Because the city city prosecutor, but when the setting standard fines. jj. roles were later reversed, the judge and prosecutor WINTER SPRINGS — An )t Councilman John Daniels jobs, a case was transferredtocounty offer to settle a false arrest suit switched courts a request 0 e fArnrnr!1ru was appointed to represent th e r. was au thorized by the City .1ur.w1 attorney delm .se attorney. Council I night a sub- an Judge W It was sent back to the city to study double taxa ti on. stitute city judge and IF hired for the case. recently because the state does Ii' a 3-2 vote the council prosecutor were approved to ____ not have a comparable law. The reversed a previous stand and hear a separate case Involving. case, expected to be Included on agreed to participate In a goals the cityl Ordinance against -; At the time of AlbrlUon'a the July 3l court docket, isthe and objectives study being keeping a vicious dog. arrest the cft'q did not have first Involving the animal conducted for Seminole County c — false arrest insurance control ordinance, and itsmunlclpalltles. The East Th Council coverage. Central Florida Regional Attorney Newman Brock p.1., Planning Council Is doing the make a settlement offer of Brock withdrew as city a study with a$lO,00o grant from 1 I with Implication of zwk guilt in the civil suit al e in another case baCtion against the city y Donald — the City vs, Walter H. nwnberofpleasconiing before CommunItyAffas.VoWig'no' municipal court no longer were Daniels and Ernest fi Clark Albritton the false 514. £ £J UIU auMIVIU.Cu ir ,i..i I j ies k..JAI uiutnwflg wO Plea nights justifies . arrest charge. iiae arrest oc~7 ec ye Aug. ' p j curred In 1914 and several 1iw John Jones to osecute the a month. is officers have been case and Wallace F. Stalnaker night will be on the first manner In which the decision to MCC Thursday and trial night on 11 administer the funds was made, named as co.ddendants with Jr., also of Casselberry, _A &V_Am each the city Councilman Irwin Hunter said, conduct curt tie "t third savl:ig the city $100 per month "The funds are going to be FROG CHAMP WINS BOND which COIflC "s' FOR GIRL Brock told the Council in £alary. expended regardless and plaintiff's attorney is The ordinance against The Judge explained the though the plan may be only Young Barbara Jackson of Sanford displays pet frog that won demanding $2J,U0, but he keeping a vicious dog was in. number of pleas has been cut in minimally effective I feel we her this $25 U.S. Savings Bond for wtnn!ng the July 4 Jumping doesi't feel the case has a vokezl against Bergen Nov. 18. half since Jan, 1, because of the must join In to get the contest sponsored by the Junior Woman's Cub of Sanford. most we ( Herald Photo by Gordon WLfli?ntou) settlement value aboe $1,20. At the time, Brock was serving new state law ' " - .. , - - - ~ ,,.r . 4 r - lil!iOW Vt -, -. ... You are cordially invited to visit our new office and meet our staff. Register for the 11 Grand Prize to be awarded July 28th. Or you may win one of the 10 Daily Prizes. One will be 1 'i wee kday during our Grand Opening. , our offices attractive, comfortable and convenient. There' s even a drive-in teller ant to leave your car. So, come by and help us celebrate. you'll get excited too! .Vrir_:\ _ - _.. --,-~__ lw",_ ....I:,-,X A-W -1 - : _ :h - - ,.i,r ' - Suit Settlement ,j -. - Pardon 11 7. ii we seem - : -. excited but our permanent Sanford office is now completed and we'd like you to help us celebrate! -... . :-. By ED PRICKE'I'r Herald Staff Writer - / % - ' % -. MANY - ~ 1~ 6-i 4 - - -- 1 - - --- - • - A - - - ' , - 0 -- ' -' - - -- • - - -- - -' _ THIS JUG? I ________ I _• To register for the , - . - . -' •., - _____ .. •• -- , ' •. - - ' - ' - --• - - P at he f Lao Troops Remain mr-F 1 'athe Lao guards con- tinued to occupy the U.S. Inftsmatioa Service's warehouse today despite a govenunent order to vacate It, an Embassy spokesman reported. . -. ~ Z_; i _ .I !.I . I04, . _,21W_&f - - -cm . ---,7 A--P~ -~ - _~ V7 ~.. _... — - 1_. - : ii -: -. - The Embassy itported Monday that an official of the Foreign Ministry Informed It that the warehouse would be returned to Emrbauy control at Spim. Monday. But the Embassy spokesman said leftist demonstrators ordered the Pathet Lao troops not to leav,, and they were still Owe today. "There's always a com.rnunkato'i problem In Laos," said an American dipiotnL(. ".lt is scUig for 11* Foreign Mu'Lctry and the student ii&antes to thrash .- I J - Z - Wft A ~l _ ______________ . - ______________ ' -- ••••t - \ \\ ,%i; -- •-.-- -• . - - it 1 . out" \P ? \' I - ". t = __Y_ Seminole County Cornmlssloners yesterday rescinded i decision to stop payroll deductions coun ty s in urance premiun, . r - --'\ - pending ,•-... I ,~ .,, ~I : I i ~-t\ ~'. l e In June, tlie Comirussion . !ohb'. Then fill out an entry - - pr I -- a.:. ____ / .' , - , . ;. . Make your guess and register. You need not be present to all! ! _ 71 t I It -. - -- - T , ______________________ -- ' I NTOS For All !IT'!TU During Our Grand Opening! ,.- I - - , -- -: - , - 10 L- I -- - - __ . . -- - -- - \c .-- ______ - I JI1R (' (),I). e t Metropu itin Sa,gs ",atlimal Lite mission at Ion, Nat coal lazelnsurance,effective Jan 1, Insurance Company 0 Savings Insurance Agent Ron rrnployes are covered for MOVIE PRODUCERS ( ral Florda (apter Metloim Picture and TeIeislon Casselberry. Yesterday, in an McElmurry sought to have the cancer. She says, hoiever, that Association of f icers, Liz Traufleld, president (left), amid Steve Insurance work Maslon, the decision repealed and per- some employes not Unpetter, executive vice president (right) w come upecisi guests Commission decided to compile sonnally appealed to several deratand they may are covered At NFORD MEET (from loft) ChrIS Ctsefl and Des Woods with &In. Woods more Information on the In. commissioners and Mrs. under the group poli"u (Cilutess Marl Tell s). Woods, a mauou picture producer, and surance deductions since the Neuman. The insurance firm Is ______________ Cirisefi, producer esil president of Paragon Intero tonal Pie- decision would affect ap. the only company for which the tures, were guest speakers at th e chapter's monthly meeting held proximately 160 employes. Lt"flmg Ilensid county makes payroll deducat the Sanford Sheraton In last nigh t. The Board instructed County lions, she said. W'th'tI Daily and Sunday. Insurance Coordinator Belt" ' eicepi S$?urdjy and Christmas "There's no reason In the b TIPS,intoI1craid lfl(. world why that reomutlo Ito stop payroll .deduct i should havebeen LONGWOOL) A series of actMLea Is being planned elementary school children soon after school resumes (l P't?a P.i rnurry by this city's Bicentennial Committee for the next few A Longwood Bicentennial Queen will be selected; a 12771 yesterday. He said "I don't months. (ioamittee Chairman Joe Pav,ce said today. tree planting program will be undertaken; and a flag Intend to forget the employes" ¶.4JbCriPIton Rates by Carrier Pione said an oratorical contest entitled, [fomotion to see as many American flags flown as At yesterdays work se ss ion Celebate the Bicentennial!" will be sponsored for pos1bfr at private homes in the ci ty by .lulv 4, l"7 I! - - - -- i ill 0 ____. -. ___..- Clock Radios j -- _;;;'-- . -- . — - Id 0001~0 FS.1J.0 ' £ Series, Of Bicentennial Activities Scheduled — -- .. .. "'' I IA FIRST fleets reported. The break-in ered 11 :50 .ht when Putegnat returned home. The break-In was the second major theft reported to the Jewelry valued at $1,043.59 was stolen from the home of Judith J. Frisble, 215-4 Linden Rd., Winter Park, jast inside no e County, when a rear bedroom anc the box contained assorted jewelry valued by Ms. Grisbie at $1,043.50. Stereo Stolen Rene M. Nestle, St. Johns Village, Apartment lBA, 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park, reported records, tapes, l'el'Y, television and stcrco set taken from her apartment Over the weekend. Officers said the (I ant door to the apartment was pried open while Ms. Nestle was away for the (ILl) Saturday. When she returne d , tier property missing. ond L. Andrews. fit. 3. Oviedo, reported the theft of guns valued at $100 from his trailer house. Officers said a Living room window was forced while Andrews was , p t Osceola County. ______b! ---------. 3 FEDE112"AL SAVINGS 10 OF MIDe & LOAN on Ridgewood Menue about 4:20 p.rr. Officers said an cast side door had been kicked open, but nothing appeared to be missing. The four youths were turned over to the Division of Youth officials for processing •.I, ______ _. 0 thieves left the same way, of. School had been burglariml ' - ngto reports. lflrywas gained by opening an unlocked west bedroom window and the offrs(IUndSeTrnOkthgh i — — — at deputies reported. Four is-veniles were arre~;*keti 4 police after -- — SpringLake Hills Dr., Altamonte Springs, over the weekend arx made away with Youths Arrested Zenith AM-FM $ _, DAILY PRIZES ' I -i "t ~ , 1 11 I ar struc k the residence tri - .::-- . FREE a' I . / \• ME , - --- • . - / I - I I; Neuman to "get some more voiced opposition and predi cted information," according to trouble should the county Commissioner John Kim. continue to provide payroll brough. He said the service Ia deductions for Indi vi dual in. "an employe convenience." surance policies. Hattaway said Mrs Neuman made the that one company may not cost origina l u money In bookkeeping services, r the ,. "What OtL stop selling insurance and but PPCR In a year if 10 companies Cornmissioncr Mike Hattaway wanted payroll deductions." rnade a motion to the board on -. (olor Console Television ti1 1!!' \l / 5 .- rrr 4% - .-__ ' RAND PRIZE lb ___- __— c=.tF fTJJ A RCA XL-100, 21 Inch - -. 11 llmowiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilli , _.----- _1!'" ..---- - win. - - - .111. __ . ____ f ii. Property Taken : pennies in the jug and award the Grand Prize. During the -----',, -. Deduction Decision By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer ieti away just guess July 281h, we'll announce whose guess came Prize. Eleven Grand Opening Pr:.re Win nets 0 0 ______________ - - - *. ommission Rescinds 4 '%k . 2 _41111k . our - - Police said the front door of the residence was forced open Police in Casselberr reported household goods valued at $1,270 was taken from a home at 1076 Crystal Bowl Circle. Six guns, a watch and ca!?. were taken from the residence which was entered by breaking the window pane of the front door. Th e Casselberr burglar), coupled with a theft in Altamonte Springs and south Seminole, brought the total to over $5,000 In one day, according to police records. Officers said a three drawer weekdays of our Grand Opening we will also select one entry at random for the Daily - . Mo ndiiy, L closest .0 t he actualI num b er - 1 • blank including your guess. ,, - - 1- , Grand PIIIEC and 10 Daily Prizes ;o be the correct number of pennies in tue jug on clispkiç in - Burglars had a field day in Seminole County over the weekend. Over 1.5,148 in merchandise was taken in three break-ins, two In the county and one in Casselberry, and Sanford City Police were probing a number of residential burglaries Sammy Lee Jones, Z! Central Trailer Park, told Sanford detectives he returned home yetterday and found a stereo an,l television seRaluedat$400 ,-; --- - _ ' -. Greek Cithe&x thurch bells toll at dawn today to liwith a week of protests amid deK*astraUOn3 In the Greek Cypriot part of Cyprus marking the overthrow of President bfakarlos a year ago today and the Turkish lnvethsa live. days later. A ole-day general strike was called today and rallies were scheduled In all k'wns to express smçport for Makarf as, denounce his foes in the Eka.B underground and call for the withdrawal of the Turkish inv.derx. Makorkis ws to speak from the L&kened ruins of his i&ual palace in Nicola from which the Greek Army off ken of the national guard drove him on July 1 1914, when they launched their short-lived coup to unite Cyprus with Greece. - il - _~- ~. ._-..~__ 1 Cost -— Greek Cypriots Protest -- - - .., —. The demonstrators and the armed guards from th Communist Pathet Lao occupied two U.S. Embassy warehouses r'nd a housing complex two weeks ago. The Imiiy has bcn unable to niake any arrangcmcnt.s for the elease of the other warehouse and the housing. ____ '--- - , - — .... — ',- _..-_--- : -: 'hi i&i - ".. VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - --, U .-.....:, - KEYES, Calif. (AP) —Oliver Green and family moved here last fall to escape the "bother and commotion" of big against Fidel Castro's Conunwalst regime in 1964. However, the voting change could not be put Into effect until ratified by the 21 signers of th organization's Mutual Defense Treaty, a process thM could take years. Knowledgeable sources said the United States is putting Its suppor. behind a proposal to get around this. - , i'r,e eef4 _____ ______ •n Complaint Made thirth to remove the quarantine the organization voted _.., CM~ --'- --f -— ,. __, — .- !.. ----- ' L. - - , - WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford's proposal to end domestic oil price controls could inease the cost of gasoline by 7 cents a gallon and raise cenimer prices by nearly 1 per cent, administration spokesmen say. The over-all Impact would cost the average family $0 a year in higher energy prices. Mmlnlsfralicm officials say this Is the price the nation nui.st pay to increase Its supotlies of domestically produced oil and to conserve energy. The United States Is proposing another meeting ol the Organlzatkmn of American States; at the end ofthe month inspeed up the removal of the remnants of the organization's 11-year-old ban on trade and diplomatic relations with Cuba. Delegates from the 24 OAS members begin a 12-day meeting in San Jose on Wednesda y to consider a proposal to require only a majority vote InsV!ad of the present two- - - - - - - Gasoline Price Hike Seen SAN JOF, Costa Rica (AP) - - _-__ security. Department spokesman Robert Havel said Monday that officials will review the circumstances of the eak-ths. But he said any criminal charges might be barred by the statute of limitations, which prevents federal prosecutions for most offenses after five years. Ravel said it is Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi's policy and the department's policy that burglary is a legal tactic to gather foreign intelligence in limited cans. lilan - - - ' , - --'-- -- '.--".- - - - - - -. .. ___ _______ Weekend . - __ - - --._-L--- .. - - ___________________ — Trade . - - - -. _____ WASHINGTON (AP) The Justice Department Is weighing the legality of burglaries conducted by the FBI to gain information considered necessary for national U.S. Seeks Removal - - -- -'... .- , -- 0 '.-- FBI Burglaries Weighed WORLD IN BRIEF 1.0 .- .- __ -- - McC2aahan's remarks came when he asked rapped the Planning and Zoning Commission as e Commission to Instruct City Engineer Mack well as city staff members regarding procedures th \ ç ____ I 1 ' LaZenby to Investigage a problem along Grove to draw a site plan for a new business firm. f iT • Manor Drive and Cook Avenue, near the Stenstrom said at that time he felt the ci ty Lj i'Seaboard Coast Line Ra ilroad right-of-way, should "stop being such a stumbling block to The property involved Is owned by City progress" and help citizens who were "trying to a; '& i ___ Attorney Vernon Mize and Mrs Ru th Stamm bring good things to the clty" The problem concerns drainage of water from '••:• McClanahan's request prevailed, despite the land into a city set or ditch. Moore voting against the request and a public "I move the city vacates that portion of Cook hearing of Aug 11 was scheduled concerning the A venue, north to 20th Street, and that the city acti on to vacate the street ________ staff be dlrccted to resolve the drainage problem The Commission also approved a request 9 that vicinity," In Mcclanahan said, from Alan Ponting for a permit to operate an 71 ..j,. LaZenby indicated that the action would be a amusement center and dance had for young L, step away from city policy and Mayor Lee Moore people In the Sanford Shopping Plaza said that city Involvement In wha t he felt was a 4 Ponting appeared be fore the Commission to ' "prIate pcob'em would result in cirnib r e x plain p!-ut for the business, which will be 'a._ ,.,',lt,,.-1 The. ('l..h ..ml mA situations lrlcinl! within 11w rnrnmi,nitv au,1 '..iuu, iiu ..sI..AnA W "We're got problems In the Goldsboro area supervision at all times. Doodle While" In WOrld's t LOCAL 'REDCOAT' America's BIcentennIal, finds kissing the British goodbye is not that we'll hear about," Mayor Moore remarked. Ponting said soft drinks, coin-operated game "Well, I think that It's about time the city and machines and music, provided by a disc jockey, so bad alter all when It to June Ar'flhym of Winter u GETS WHALE KISS wearing the redcoat, be's kissing. The wife of Orange County the city staff accept the responsibilities for would be offered to young people of the cornBicentennial Chairman Rolle Anihyin was on hand as central problems when they belong to us," McClanahan mu y. declared. "That's what I want." Florida dignitaries premiered the new show. Mrs. Arnhym The Commission approved the license, Inshown getting a helping hand from a Sea World employe who The city commissioner said he felt that since structing Police Chief Ben Butler to work with he did not know the policy or responsibility which Ponting on supervision and hours for operation wears Colonial attire. _________ the city might have In the problem, he felt the of the center. — city life. Now be says he keeps d guns by his bed as protection after being Insulted on the street and menaced by speeding cars. I got called Nigger, you know. Cars rushed back dow to'me,"Lkt ss "1 still don't believe this staff rmfly happened,"Green, 47, said In an Interview. '?Jone of It makes wise. Sure has changed my image of this town, though." 41 -' r ~~~~ 1~ Information. Mcclanahan's comments marked the second City Commissioner A.A. McClanahan toaccept time ln recent weeks a city commissioner has responsibi lity for providing services to citizens indicated that ci ty staff members were not "when the responsibility is ours" in a dispute assisting citizens with problems. over resolving a drainage problem. Comm issioner Julian Stenstrom recently / - . Threatens Strike professional staff should be able to give correct By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer Sanford city officials last night were told by -. — - On Drain Problem -. Postal Union Chief - NICOSIA, ('prui (AP) . Have Big BRIEF Of Cuban . U - Race - ASSOCIATION FLORIDA OPEN 9 A.Me TO 4 RM, MON.-THURS. a 9 AM, TO 6 P.M. ON FRIDAYS 3090 ORLANDO DRIVE AT AIRPORT BOULEVARD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 323-3770 Man Injured Michael Wayne Kinard of Geneva was injured Sunday hen he suffered cuts about the hand when he reportedly smashed a glass window to the door of the Burger Chef on U.S. 17-92 in Sanford. Police sa id Kinard ha d been involved in an argument jt.st minutes befcce the incident occurred. lie wa' s taken to Seminole Memorial llospi~al hand and arm. No charges were flied in the incident �.- Evenng Tuesday, July 15, 19754A Just In case you've either forgotten or thought you might slip through unnoticed, Virgil Nieders, suprvIsoc for motor vehicle Inspections for Seminole County, once again reminds one and all about the new regulations applicable when having your motor vehicle lnpected, Nieders says there are still a great many people who try to have their vehicles Ixected without producing ample proof of Insurance coverage and without a current registration, When persons go to the inspection station, they should make absolutely certain th ey have documents substantiating both insurance coverage and current registration, else everyone's time goes f or naught. According to new state law, "No Inspection certifica te will be Issued nor a sticker attached to without the owner or operator of same first submitting proof to th e Inspector that the motor vehicle is currently registered under provision of state law." Of course, for the past few years you've had to Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROI3FRT C. MARKEY, Advertslng Director 9 Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. Hv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ((her inril: Month, $2.7C; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. W. __ 110 _____ e Come Has The I To Cut ; .1 I 300 N. F'RENClI AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Ifl7! Area Code 3053222611 or 831.9993 Tim - - Deficits i1ere are unmistakable signs of strength in the sometimes erratic pulse of the American economy. Business indicators which point to future trends are combining to convince many economists that the basic direction of the economy is t urning toward stable and healthy growth. The main point of dispute is on the question of time whether the turnaround will have the sharpness of a v on an economic graph or the softer curve of the letter U. . ' well have saved some That training and we commend Sgt. Major yowigsters life Gilmore and his charges for their preciseness and level. headedness during the emergency. i may IN BRIEF Fire drills should be a must in any building that houses more than a handful of people and we're a stickler for having them even in the home. - - MIAMI BEACH (AP) A statewide referendum drive to legalize gambling Is under way with the backing of at least 3,000 people who are betting that casinos can raise the fortunes of this resort community. Promoters of the drive said th ey hope to obtaIn 210,000 signatures from across Florida on petitions to force a referendum in November 1976 on whether gambling should be allowed on Miami Beach. "Brin g casinos to town; you're th e ones who can spearhead th e action and start that wheel of good fortune to spin," sang entertain ers Wayne Cochran, Dick Shawn and Carol Taran at a giant rally Sunday In the ba llroom of the Fontalneblcau Hotel. Floridians for State-Controlled Casinos, which sponsored th e rally, sold tickets to 3000 people for $10 and $15 and will use th e money In th e peti tion drive, which they see as a way of skirting Gov. Reubin Askew's avowed oppnsition to ganihlInj. - And, It's not too late to begin having those fire drills. Tomorrow it might be too late. —Bill Currle . ,.. . JOHN CUNNIFF DON OAKLEY bb' •' . . . w Over Ford ' . .. . C_~' & , . I',— 0 eventually produce an upturn in production which will begin whittling away at the unemployment rate. Moreover, a 27 per cent rise in building permits promises to buoy up the ailing construction Job ic industry. The quarterly report on the international NFWYORK(AP) OneofthemaJoriuca1 balance of payments showed a $475 million deficit conflicts In the upcoming presidential elections a figure that would be disappointing in other seems to be shaping up over the level at which times. However, compared to the $6.57 billion unemployment can be considered acceptable. deficit in the previous quarter, it suggests that The Ford administration seems willing to let efforts to recycle our dollars spent for imported oil the jobless situation correct Itself "naturally," that through a gradual and general imare bearing some fruit. provement in overall economic conditions. Perhaps the most promising news of all d It seems willing to accept a jobless rate far In not come from the economic statisticians. A Gallup of excess 7 per cent right through l6, even Poll shows that 42 per cent of 'I •.•,J _41~ _-, Bomb N I , ~~ " 1U.-' .. ___. ~ ~.1.11.. 'I. > ______ ____ . _ . '-.,'P-h~~.~.-`.~6.. -'e- -".ki": /~1~17767_1'~ ,4 _. I. .' ~12",T ~__ .0 . N e . ".-..r fk~6t6 - Strike Hint Fuzzes ______ - State No-Fault Called Better ,.,(- H (AP) JACKSONVIU.E(AP) —Grand larce ny been dropped against two women arrested in what police had described as a possible extortion ring Involving state prison inmates. Asst. State Atty. Mark Green said Monday there was a lack of evidence aga inst Martha Johns Cook, 62, of Jacksonvill e, and Alfreda P. Ga."tia, 51, of JacksonvIlle Beach. Both women had been arrested and charged In . U I. . • :jç1% .• . ' r.T" "- rP :c .'.-' /" .. SI't'iT)1( _'.-T - '.*. __ Pol'qcy Line ..'. To the alarm of many people, Including a number of mem be rs of Congress, Secreta ry of Defense James R. Schlesinger has hinted that the United States might be the first to use . 1, nuclear weapons In a confronta tion with the Soviet Union. "First use could conceivably let me wi. : "W% . deracore conceivably involve wha t we defi ne 1001 -I as strategic forces and possibly, possibly let , , *S me underscore possibly Involve selective ,; ;.. \ th e American people though this probably would mean losing millions 1. strikes at the Soviet Union," he said. .,_f ,' . now believe that the worst of the recession iS of votes from desperate workers and their 4" There are just enough "concelvablies" and behind us and there are better times ahead. Lack of families. "possiblhles' J what at first, terrifying blush ' confidence has been the worst enemy of our Labor leaders consider this unconscionable, appears to be a radical departure from long4 , JUIP.5 economic recovery. Faith in the future translates AFLrCIO President George Meany accused the '; !' - -. 61 established U.S. policy to absorb the first blow, .into the purchases and investments that are the administration of deliberate "do-nothingism." whether nuclear or conventional, in any " He insists we must have massive, Job-creating lifeblood of a healthy economy. showdown with the Soviet Union to have the programs. ) strategists In the Kremlin scratching their What has caused this good showing in the The Ford administration attitude, he said, heath. confidence index? Our guess is that Americans are "adds up to a callous disregard for the misery ___ ___ And that, despite the protests the secretary's less impressed with the clouds of recession still in and suffering experienced by our nation's statement has aroused. Is th whole idea. the sky than with the evidence that, as of now, unemployed." The logic is that If a potential enemy believe inflation is looming as less of a threat to the future. Meany's anger was clear In every word as he that the United States will never, never strike The Labor Department reported recently that the criticized a statement by Alan Greenspan, first, he will be tempted to push aggression to the trip necessary? inflation rate for the last three mouths had dropped chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, dangerous limits. But If he Is no sure how the that it might be wise to go slow reducing to a relatively mild 5 per cent, after last year's United States will respond, he will be much more because the recession "for all jobu careful and cautious. double-digit levels, and polls have shown that the practical purposes" was over. This works both ways, of course. If there is majority of Americans all along have regarded "Just think of that," said Meany to an E t uncertaintyabouthow the Soviets would react to inflation as the No. I problem for our country. assemblage of labor leaders. "He wants them to what they may perceive a threat to their Congress has been slow to react to the signs go back to work but not too soon..,. He said in Nobody seems to note the pl'oletarian origins security, this will tend to keep the more bomb. that the recession is ending. It has forced veto effect that this is the price we must pay in order Thanks Expressed of The main proponents of this 27th amendment, happy denizens of the Pentagon in somewhat confrontations with the President over an to avoid more inflation." nor the fine hand and the duplicity of some in the closer touch with sanity. On behalf of all the civic organizations, the A decade ago the United States sought and tirecession spending programs programs that temporarily achieved a goal free press who are not above distortions of the Nothing has been changed in the balance of Greater Sanford Chamber c2 Commerce, of fewer than 4 and the news to could boomerang into widespread inflation if they favor the passage of this amendinenL terror that exists between the United States and Downtown Businessmen's Association, we would cent unemployed, a level which many al. the U.S.S.R. hit the economy when recovery is already gaining line has Just been drawn a little ministration officials believe Is unachievable in like to express to you and the Evening Herald our Why all the drive to make all equal as North more fuzzily,The and paradoxically because o this momentum. To persist in this course is reckless sincere thanksfor all the coverage you extended VIetnam'S representative to International the foreseeable future. fuzziness Is less likely than before to be ap. from an economic standpoint, and it could also be be us in carrying forth a most successful Fourth of Women's Year In Medco City said we would be pna Nevertheless, such a goal dangerous to members of Congress from apolitical considered naive, assomecriucsrnalntaln.The July Fun Day at Fort Mellon Park. when the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is rcheJ or crossed.-fact Is that the United States has tolerated The slogan, "Beer Drinkers Make Better standpoint, it is so nice to have a newspapertliat is so ratified? Who Is to profit by this digging of post Levers," may be of quest.ionable validity, but as town to help holes for the barbed wire seciety? The last few years have given the American JObleu Mies far in excess of those in other Indus. willing to w,wk with Ow people in a long as a school permits other kinds of trialized Countries. In publicizing a project that was dw4pW for voter a lesson in the facts of economic life which A LIbO( Depant study shows that when everyone. With "mge5" S. B. to be emblazoned on T-shirts, It "Jim" Crowe your coverage we reached not include the reality that federal budget deficits play cannot outlaw this particular one. states jobless rate was the United 8.7 per cent in ordy the people in Sanford, but the surrounding Sanford a major role in the ' - " r " - 'b , . is, - - '. ' .. ' ... -' . - ' ... Cubans Protest . ,. - , :'' . in - - TALLAHASSEE (AP) l) Letters To The di or as 44 ,4 a _ - ___ ____ ., ... - ________ 4 TAMPA (AP) A fed- (Iictment returned in May 197 era! judg has riioved the ret. ijy a fcderal grand jury in Orrial of Boston defense attorney lando. F. Lee Bailey, charged with The case went to trial In mail-fraud conspiracy, from Jacksonville and ended In a Tampa to Orlando. mistrial last September by a U.S. District Judge W. Terrell jury that had been sequestered Hodges Monday approved the for ni ne mon ths. move for Bailey, who ear li er Ba iley won a severance from thIs year had been severed the first trial about two-thirds from the retrial of Orlando pro- of the way through. motor Glenn W. Turner and He lost a bid last May to ha ve - ;. - v - ' k' 1.- -. : - Set in Orlando . - W _____ t - . . - atten- -: ' - Budget Mulled Department asked permission to buy land for two 300inmate tion today to environmental prisons In the Green Swamp, questions In the Panhandle arid which the Cabinet placed under in Central Florida. state development protection A budget for the Cross-Flori- Last month. da Barge Canal, a coastal con- The canal authority struction setback line In Es- requested a budget of $67,470, cambia County and an ex- Including $50,410 for personal emption to a setback line in services such as salaries and Walton County verc proposed consultant fees, for the July 1by the Natural Resources Do Sept. 30 quarter. Budgeting the authority for The General Services one quarter will bring its fiscal The Cabinet turns Its wn ____________________________________________________________ - OAS Action MIAMI (AP) Many Latin businesses closed for 30 minutes Monday and Cubs's old battle hymn played throughout Little Havana during a protest of an expected move by the Organization of American States to ea sanctions against Cuba. During the protests, two vans moved slowly up and neighborhood streets in the Latineection of Miami do broadcasting the Cuban na tional anthem and the battle hymn. Cubans were urged to stop work for 30 minutes at the noon hour by Alpha 66, a mili tant anti-Castro group, and other exile grou ps. The exiles are protesting a prrposed amendment of OAS embargo rules to allow a majority ra ther than a twoth irds vote of OAS members to drop restrictions on relations with Cuba. The U.S. has expressed some willingness to adopt a "new direction" in those relations. -, , .. surance. Cabinet Meets Today arge Canal - . -. . . - Green said. .. .. . - Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Garcia were officers of th e Ameri ca n Justice Guild, which was financing the suit, - - Moved From Tampa St1te." responsivetothevaryjngneed of states and gen erall y can Twenty-four states have % respond to those needs much paswj no-fault laws, according quicker than Congress," said to State Farm Insurance. Samuel Rogers, director of the The panel hear d from repreFlorida Association of In- senta ti ves of the Insurance in. GUARDSMAN GIVES BLOOD four former Turner associates. hiscasedlsznlssed al toge therin surance Agents. Hodges said that "both pru. apleadlngbefore thesth Circuit dustry, the state Insurance Pie. Sammy Hardy donates a pint of blood to the Seminole County Rogers appeared Monday be- Commiajoner's office and the dence and practicality" sup- Court of Appeal. j while nurse Vera Mathers assists. hardy Is a ported the change of venue. fore a House subcommittee on Florida Bar. All speakers, memb.rBank. Bailey claimed he was being of Company B-Minus, 2nd Batalllon, 124th Infantry, consumer protection and Ii- while a greeing that Florida's In another development, tried a second time wrongfully Sa nford National Guard unit which donates quarterly to (bC tXlflk Hodges nance which Is holding a series law was working turned down a request in double jeopardy, violating well, said theY in order to pnMde a blood reserve for anyone needin g a tfllfl of hearings on a proposed ted- saw no need for a federal nOMonda y to delay Turner's ret- his civil rights. ifuslou. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent.) eral law to provide no fault In- fault law. rial, set for Aug. 4 in Tampa. Hodges said that the transf er 'The defendants are charged of Bailey's retrial was the rein an all eged conspiracy to de- su it of a conference he had wi th fraud buyersofdlstributorships Chief District Judge George C. in K oscot Interplane tary Inc., a Young. mink oil conetIcs firm, and District Judge John A. Reed Dare to Be Grea t Inc., a mo- has scheduled Bailey for his tivational-course package. first hear ing July 30 In federal The charges were in an in- court in Or lando. April. Green said there was no doubt that Mrs. Garc ia called Doris Higginbotham of Fort Pierce seeking money. But he said the call was for a civil rights suit on behalf of her son, Wayne Higginbo tham, who was a prison Inmate, and that it had been misu nd erstood, , year Into conformance with its partner organization, the Cross Florida Canal Navigation District, the Natural Resources Departinert said. seaward barrier for construction without Cabinet per- mission, generally follows the line of upward water rush established by scientific studies, officials said. Bring The Family and Come On Out To Coleman's Bar-0.4 In approving last year's budget for the halted waterway In Walton County, where the across Central Florida, the line was set previously, the firm Cabinet ordered no spending for promoting a resumption of of Blondhelm, Williams and (lance)' asked permission to work on the ca,ial. put most of a t0.lot subdivision The Escambla County set- seaward of the line despite , back line, which will mark the protests of nearby residents. -W') -7A S olan released Monday. consideration to water for a underground for storage and or have serious erosion prob- largest citrus producer in the The proposal, developed by population expected to grow to reuse, the report said. lems. state, lost 0,000 acres of groves for growth without damaging the Comprehensive Planning 10 million by 198L —Educdtion of the public Is In the 1960s and will lose 40 per To correct the problem, the the best means of natural resources if it Is prop- Bureau, is one of 15 parts of a "Although only 3.4 per cent of protecting cent of Its groves under present 'erly planned on a statewide state comprehensive plan the treats water annually avail, plan recomended that lawns be rare and unique natural re- growth patterns. However, all O tA basis, the state Green Plan scheduled to go to the 1975 leg. able to Florida is utilized by left in their natural condition sources, its cities ha ve room to grow Instead of being planted In says. islature. man, most resident have ex. without touching groves, such —Urban sprawl can be Although only 10 per cent of Portions already completed perienced or will soon ex- grass or ornamental shrubs diver- as Lakeland to the east and which soak up water and re- ted from agriculture areas the state is now urbanized, "un-V are education, health, growth perience water shortages," west and Auburndale to the through improved taxation sys. south. quire watering. managed growth could destroy and land-development. An plan said. tems and cities planning their forever all that is beautiful, advisory committee met for the The problems haved resulted In other areas, the plan said: annexation and '-Alternatives to present subgrowth into memorable and life supporting; first time Monday to start because most people live In —More effic divisions are needed by such and unified nonfarming areas, regardless of how well designed drawing up the agriculture por.. coastal areas where water must managementient Is needed of methods as providing cluster each Individual subdivision lion, be Imported and construction coasts where half the beaches— The plan cited Polk County as houses and leaving big open i. might be," according to the The Green Plan save its first prevents water from soaking 550 miles-are critically eroded an example. The county, areas. - our economy, and March, the comparable rate In Canada was 7.3 commu nities. So ruled U.S. district Court Judge William K. can Ix blamed in part for the scourge of inflation percent, in rrance 4.9 Germany 3.2, Britain 3.6. Thomas in Cleveland in a complaint brought by from which we have been suffering. This should Again we would like to say thank you and we The Ford administration seems concerned several students against administrators ofPerry pose a vexing question for members of Congress that in spurring a return to work it might force look forward to working with you throughout the to the editor are always welcome. Letters Township. Ohio, schools. At the same time, who want credit for championing spending another round 01 inflation upon the economy. year as we approach "The Great American They should be as brief as possible and however, the judge extended a 1970 federal court programs to relieve recession. Are they willing to Moreover, It doesn't have the lxxfget, it says, to Birthda y Party." comment on matters of general Interest. decision that bans on long hair deprived no one of take the blame if those budget-busting programs finance Die spurs. his constitutional rights. Eve Crabtree But unemployment costs the government also, The kiter, should &al with Issues and avoid turn out to throw the country for a loss in its fight IJyment Fourth of July personalIties. Quoting approvingly a statement by Perry Insurance is now estimated to against inflation? Celebration Committee editor reserves the riot go at tbwe School superintendent Paul E. Pfeiffer ulat "If cost more than $20 billion. And those Jobless zy. ". State Growth Management an Offered TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida has plenty of tfl behavior af Tomorrow ' Bailey Retrial "The key question of this —States can admInister committee is not wheth er DO no-fault insurance programs ul t is a better than the federal govern, fa good Idea," said Rep. ment, a group of florida Insur- John V. McCol lister, R-Nebrasance men and state officials ka. "Ra ther the question Is whe ther it should be handled by say. "The state legislature Is more the federal government or the Larceny Charges Dropped " / U.S. Law Eyed have y l . ,>._.i. Labor Hot Po .. '-m Today Is Family Day & Nite Ch&c, 0112.01 Bar-B-0 Cljicten Dinner Or The $2.70 Bar.B-Q Pork Complete Dinner 35 With Creamy Cole Slaw, Crunchy French Fries, Bar-SO Bean And Hot Bun. Hwy. t72, Sanford, Across From 4 • S Mov.*Iand 321.544 - 11 1 11~1 11 1, 1 1 116 The you let people dress down, they act down," Judge viduals, remember, do not have incomes from letters for reasons of space, but will exercise Thomas upheld the school's prohibitions against which to pay taxes. There Is a loss there too. great care that the thrust of th e letter I:st A Laugh At Libbers not lo tattered jeans, bare feet and other aspects of its One thing seems certain — that the issue will You It. . . In the editing. dress code. be with us well into the election year. You can ' i until I cried at the July 9 cartoon All letters must be signed with a mailing search but find almost no forecasts of a alIPIY "Excelsior.' It may be a harsh truth for the heirs of the now Defense Se.rethry James Schlesinger's exhibit of aerial declining jobless rate. address and, when possible, a telephone number wilted Flower Generation, but it is gradually reconnaissance photos showing a Ritinn missile facility ID the Identity of the writer may be checked and A management consulting firm, Deutsch, She.i being I s thinking of the expressions on them so impressed upon them that there are Somalia on the east coast of Africa has added another argument & Evans, polled several hundred corporate established. However, the Evening Herald will limitations women's llbbers' faces to informality and that they have when they arrived at for establi.Oung a U.S. navid mipport station on Diego Garcia in personnel managers and found the majority top to fi nd they had only achieved the barrier respect the wilbes of writers who do Dot want r-othing to do with freedom of expression. the Indian Ocean. However, officials 01 SomalIaseem weren't looking for any appreciable change in plan of human selflthness and mediocrity, for their names to appear to argue with the adage that pictures don't lie, To put It in blunter language, when you look their employment situations, this Is what the 27th amendment would acWe reserve, of course, the right to reject aty like a bum, you tend to They deny that the Russians are using their territory for a act like a bum. There The most disturbing portion of the survey complish the longest string of post holes for letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or military base and have invited Americans to come see for may be places for bums, but society has decided themselves. The only hitch is that we have to wait until the concerned long range employment outlooks, the barbed wire society since Watergage. slanderous. that school is not one of them. Somalians say they're reedy. When will that be? Maybe that depends on how long it takes JACK . to empty a bunker of mLv&s and fill it with com Now - ANDERSON Poli*ce GE;A?t BERRY'S WORLD With crime on the rampage, the top off via1s at the Law Enforcement Assls'.encc Administration are too busy lighting one another ) '— CALENDAR See - to devote much effort to fighting crime, The agency's chief, Richard W. Velde, Is preoccupied with a bureaucratic purge. He has drafted dimilssal letters, according to Insiders, for at least four senior officials. The kttrs have been he!d u b the Justice De agency.menL, chis tying to bring peate to the But the situa tion is so chaotic tha t the General Accounting Office has StePPed Veide Is a loud iaw4nd4rder man who believes crime can best be deated with Dick Tracy gadgets. He wants to provide local lawmen with fancy paraphernalia. For example, he approved a wonder wristwatch, which would provide the cop on the move with a digital read-out of his blood presswe, pilsc rjte and body temperature In case he Should wish to check on the state of his health as well as the time of the day. The amazing watch, called 'A Personal Fitness Monitor," will cost the taxpayers 13000Q0 10 develop. Velde perhaps mindful 01 the police nickname 'IL'tfoot," also has launched an exF.autI ve search for "the pcaper shoe" for Gaaets Instccid Of _ Trriinin -w lawmen. His plans call for 300 pairs of shoes to be tested In the field by different poli'e groups. This doesn't mean that Velde expects the nation's police to fight crime on foot. He Is also developlrg 20 prototype police cars "to Improve the safety, economy and utility of the patrol vehicle." Velde Is also pushing new protective gear, wlücli ws d igned after extensive tests on goals at the Army's Edgewood Arsenal, program killed 100 anImals and cost 11.5 mIllion. Several senior officials believe less money should be spent on police gadgets and more on police training. Velde has sought to solve the contro by firing his critics. This had held up the expenditure of ap,rxitl $100 million from last year's budget and created management chaos at - a*A"^ "What' would happen if the people of New Hampshire decided 10 get along with no einatr in Washington?" ' The auditors from the General Accounting Of fice, meanwhile, are also investigating allegations that Velde brought political pressure to bear ir the contracting proctas. Fcotnote: A spokesman for Velde ronfirmed that "charges are being considered." He denied that the agency was paralyzed by internal dIsa.nt, An Army spokesman said the goat' w U W WW w U were "anaesthetlzed" before being shot and were then "humanely euthanized" COUNTERFEITING KING: Underworld sources, whose information always hap been reliable, have told us about an amazing Canadian printer, king of the counterfeiters, who has netted more than $20 million printing phony currency and securities. According an insider's account, counterfeiter Is so talented at he has gone 20 years without arousing suspicion. Is now about 50-years-old and operates out of the Toronto U U II III U are furnished fraudulent credit cards for identiflcatlon. The passers are forbidden from purchasing anything with the credit cards in order to protect the source of supply. They are obtained from a credit card rr.anufactuer's '.employe for $500 to $700 apiece. MI contact with the Canadian printer Is strictly by pay phone, using elaborate codes. Under one code that was actually used, American Express Laveler's checks were call ed "timber" and the amounts were given in "board feet." Thus an order for 500,000 board feet would have meant $500,000 worth of checks. One reMon the printer has never been investigated, say our sources, is that he has a firm rule that the forged securities must be passed fast. This prevents the FBI, Secret Service and He products a colorful array of bogus paper, we are told, Including travelers checks, corn. mercial checks, stock certificates and foreign currency. He seldom touches U.S. and Canadian currency in order not to stir up the aut horities Royal Canadian Mounted Police from aiy more than necessary. eatablishing a string of "passes" that could lead He has bilked some of the biggest businesses ton member of the ring. around, Including American Express, First "What they can't pass fast, they burn," said National City Bank of New York, General one source, Elec tric and International Telephone and Footnote: United States and Canadian of. Telegraph, (IcIats said the) Wire unaware of the counOur underwurld contcts -say the master ttrfelung operation "That dO M# t mean he Isn't counter1eite• distributes his phony paper Operating," a1d one .spokesm an. "It may Just through a ring of 15 to 30 trusted "passers," Who tflCfl We haven't caught him - .. ]'' _0 .. . . JULY is ' Ja AnBoHaac - JULY 19 JULY 12 8 P.M. i ! HOSPITAL NOTES - By Alex . L. to First Unlied Methil$? Church of Geneva Building Fund. flrion I., cha rge at George Carpenter, Deltona Raymond P. Kenny, Deltona Edna M. ParOdo, Deltona Henry Syples, Deltoria mostly upper Ws to lower 90s. Dorothy H. Pape, DeBSTY Joseph Kosowsky, Deltona Lows In 7. Daytona 13-each tides: high James T. Guy, Eustis Kenneth A. Schultz, Or'ando 2:18 a.m., 3:02 p.m.; low 8:29 a.m ,9:16p.m. Port Canaveral: Joyce A. Clutter, Osteen Christine H. Velno, Osteen high 1:56 a .m ., 2:46 p.m.; low Herbert M. Masses, Oviedo 8:19 am., 8:54 p.m. ; Yn ing Glen Wall twd a lot of news to ti-11 his family back East. But he waited till sundown before 1 callhg. -_ - - - 0* -- Ul ., . k _____ _____ ____ / * / . - / - Z, A, .i &, I 1-4a! t. , It i Ji - 't &'..- -. " - 1 - - Elizabeth J. Baylis. DeBary Gladys T. Jessup, Deland Richard 3. Burke, Deltona II WEATHER AREA DEATHS be hold Wednti4sy at 1:30 p.m. at Brisson Funeral Home. Burial in Geneva Cemetery. Viewing houri Tuesda 50 p.m. in IlCU ('4 lowers donations may be mad* TER " Alcoholics Anonymous mander Jack Benske and Past 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Seminole County Republican (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First President Nina Crouse, barSanford Senior Citizens. Red, 6 p.m., (Women) 1201 W. First St. White and Blue dinner, Executive Committee meeting, St. becued ribs and corn, 7 p.m., 8 p.m., First Federal Savings Sanford Civic Center. Enter- JULY 20 Police Benevolent Assoc. JULY26 chicken dinner and Loan SR 436, Altamonte (e tainment by Fellowship Bsrbecued 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous building. Players. For reservations, call and rummage sale beginning at Springs. (Women) 1201 W. First St. Charlie Iloflon, Edith Harrison 1p.m., sponsored by VFW Post JULY 31 or Wilma Kalmus through 807 and Auxiliary, to benefIt JULY 24 VFW Post 10108 and 8 P.M. AlcoholIcs Anonymous building fund, post home, SR Monday. 8P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Auxthary(Sanford) testimonial (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First 427. Longwood. (Closed) 1201 W. First St. dinner honoring Past Corn. St. JULY 17 JULY 21 ________ ______________ 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous (open-Speaker) 1201 W. (closed) ?01 W. First St. First (closed) St. Seminole County Humane Seminole ('haink'r of Commerce Mid-. society meets at the First Summer Socini, Once Upon K Federal Building, SR 434, JULY 14, 1975 Yesterday's high %. Over Fonlcy H. Ray, Enterpr ise 8 p.m. Sta ge Di ner Theatre. Social Longwood, ADMISSIONS Charles W. SJoblom Sr., Lake night low 66. Rainfall was .11 Firearms Safety, 7-10 p.m. hour, 6:30 p.m. followed by inches. Partly cloudy through M ary Sanford: dinner and 8:30 curtain for Call Seminole Community Oliver E. Sjoblom, Lake tomorrow with scattered college Community Services. "Arsenic and Old lace." mainly afternoon and evening Jackie Blaylock Mary ____ thunder showers. Highs near 90. Emma Jean Dickerson Lows in the 70s. Variable Mattle E. Forrest DISCHARGES mostl y southeast w inds around Viola Frank Sanford: 10 mph, becoming strong and Michael Gregory Robert E. Harrell gusty near thundershowers. Ellis E. Bolton Rain probability 50 per cent Bernice E. Larson JAMES BROWN Alfred Horton Mrs. Clare It. Brown, of the day, 20 per cent at during Mic hael J. L ear y Henry Hutchinson Geneva; son, James H. Brown, night. John C. IJiCarell j James I.,. Brown, 80, of Orlando; several nieces and Denise D. Eunice C. Martin Geneva died Sunday night. nephews. Sam Martin Hope Nelson Extended Outlook Born in Glennvllle, Ga., he was Charlotte W. Phillips Brisson Funeral Home in Gottlob Schimpi ed a retir postmaster of Geneva charge of arrangements. Warren Richards Scattered mainly night and Danielle E. Spence after 21 years of service, lie Alfred ROCh112( Will Steele morning showers central and was a member and secretary of Doyle W. Funeral Notice lower East coasts and In the Marc Alait Pentecost, First United Methodist Church — Vera E. Westmortland Keys. ttiun' Altamonte Afternoon Nora M. WLllrnms of Geneva 'md a Mason. BROWN, JAME S L.— Funqf'al dershowers and a few thunHelen Ir,man, aaselberry Fonza Bras..'Ield, Altamonte Survivors Include his wife, services for James 1 Brown, derstorms elsewhere. Highs Belle S. Wendt, Crescent City Spgs. ______________ ol Geneva. who died Sunday, will ____ - "" - ..... - Referendum Sought '1 --- ORLANDO (AP) Ten years after Walt Swa nson said. "We don't ha ve a figure on how and thea ters. EPCOT would be li nked to the CrandformerAsst.SecretaryofConijnerce Disney dreamed aloud about a city of the future, much money Is to be Involved in the new at.. present Magic Kingdom theme park by Langhorne Washburn, Swanson said. his successors at Wall Disney Productions have tractlons, but It's possible that It could Involve monorail. Disney owns about 27,400 acres near this unveiled plans for a mammoth "community of the same expenditure. About 70 pe rsons saw the presentation by Walt Central Florida city, with less than 3,000 develtomorrow." "We hope to start construction by 1978, with Disney Pr oductio ns president E. Cardon Walker oped. The new attractions would be built betThe Experimental Protote Community of World Showcase to be f inished possibly by 1980." and board chairman Donn Tatum. Represen ted ween the Magic Kingdom and U.S. HIghway 192, Tomorrow (EPCOT) and World Showcase, an EPCX)T would be the hub of the new project, were Australia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, near the sou th fringe of the Disney property, international trade and entertainment center, with World Showcase and other attractions Italy, Mexico, Israel, the Philippines, Romanla, Swaison said. could rival the profi ta ble tourist attraction of emanating from It. As many as 30 na tions may Great Britain, Vene7uela, Belgium, New He said that Walt Disney World has attracted Walt Disney World within five years, Disney par ticipate, Swanson said. Zealand and Russia. some 12 mill ion visitors so far this year, and that spokesman Roger Swanson said Monday. Pla ns call for the new centers to include trade Among those involved in the planning of the the two new centers may eventually attract an "We have an Investment of $650 million noi'," pavilions, scien tific and technical exhibits, rides new at tractions are former astronaut L. Gordon equal number. Legalized Gambling You ne ver know when that training will be and It's always .nece&'iary never, we hope better to know what to do in the time of emergency and never have to use it than to be completely I gnorant of escape routes, etc. There was a lire of a suspicious nature at the &inford Naval Academy on Sunday night that could have been disastrous, However, quick thinking on the part of the 25-30 youngsters attending summer school at the prep facility paid off, as did those many hours of fire drills insisted upon by Sgt. Major Gil Gilmore, who Instructs the Marine Reserve Officer Training Corps (MROTC) at the downtown Sanford facility. Disney Plans 'Community Of FLORIDA ..,-- ''vssday, July 15, 11S—SA Eiening Horald, Sanford Fl. .F ,-z." ,1 - WhetheF one subscribes to the V-school or the U-school, logic argues that the recent spurt in retail sales coupled with a decline in show proof of adequate insurance coverage, but this Is the first year that the law regarding registration Is In effect, So, do yourself and the Inspection station per. sonnela favor and make sure you have both Iterm handy when going through the inspection line. If you show up without either or both, you've Just spent valuable time for nothing, issued a current sticker, no matter what condition your vehicle Is in. any vehicle Clock Gllmoretold us Oat it took exact ly 5eC01lCt1for all personnel to evacuate the building once the lire was discovered on the third floor. .......................-. Because Glen knew about Southern I lb~ _% low rates on evening calls. That he could dial TlI('. t n -" the United States' (except '\Jski) wittKut on operdtol assistance aftu 5P.m. on wttkday5, all-t-1 hilc considerably less money than on wee'd3ys from 8a.m. to 5 p.m. And you can do the same alter sundown. ..---------- . .. . . . -.'. . .___ - ':'1 :. -" ..• ' 1. .... ' .. :.. . . _______ @Southefn Bell . �A—Ev,*i.g14rdSinfrd.FL - ____ Tuesday, July isim ,_-$ I. W- X -1~ Russian Liftoff Goes On ..I :~ , ; y e'I, d ScheduI . tUfl commentary, U51fl SUCh Milions watched as the rocket burst away rases as "the engines coverage stable. The crew reports inst from its launch pad... seconds until full thrust is bas8ador Anatoly Dobrynin, lags to the rest of the world. I other diplomats and NASA Ad. But stage shutdown and third stage chieved. Western newsmen were barred W B. FII ignition." 1' The Ran bs from the launch site at launching pad and Commander tilled voice called out the Rus- thrust as It rises through the watched the televised coverag There were no direct corn- Leonov saluted the government sian expression for "geod Baikonur. ci tIe Soyuz launch a the State atmo5phere. ments from the crew. V commission overseeing the luck." N \~ " .1 ,1 I ~kt,i ,rt, 0K, . watched as the rockMillions The Saturn-Apollo corn Department auditorium. Doti. j tsunch,sa)lng: Once in ettawayfromitsbunch blnaftonabolsedpowerunUl ynina nd Fletcherthenflew to padandcarvrdafierypathina its two solar P1flcl& which COl'me crew 'MSO)lIZ is ready tomary ,,u an respore the liftoff by an electrical con• Cape Canaveral for the Apollo clear sky, pitching quickly over lect heat from the sun and con for the joint flight with the .,To the devil." nection called an umbilical launch. / If Vtt it to energy. American spaceship Apollo." toward the northeast. Ford kid the State Depart cord, which falls away on t .r4.s They checked out systems launch 'Have a happy flight," ;;_.:. The Soviets disconnect ment audience Apollo.Soyu1 The booster accelerated rap"I wish you a lucky flight and aboard the spacecraft. found no control center communicator FIVE GALLON BLOOD DONOR idly and drwedsoyuz into ortAt a sixxessful return to earth," a problems, and spent the final this umbilical before blastoff. "marks the beginning of a very told the cosmionauLs as they i's the zero hour neared for epic adventure into space ... We 1 at more than 17,000 miles an flew out of radio range of voice replied, but the speaker minutes before blastoff listen. Don Helier, left, is peesented with an award by Robert lag to muslc'played over tiieir the Apollo launch, thousands are blazing a brand-new trail o president of Commimlty Organization jar More !3lood (COMB), hoUr Was not shown. first tracking station, cooperation streamed Into the Cape Cana- space (kIrlig ceremonies at the Seminole COtmty Blood Bank. He1Z that As the rocket rose, the flight As the cosmonauts mounted communications system. by demonstrates the United States veral area. Many were lured who was presented a wrist watch, donated five gallons of blood Earlier, a worldwide au- the steps to the elevator for the control center provided news The Soviet rocket lifted the fact Apollo-Soyuz will be the and Soviet Union are prepared a rwtantztive of the General Dynamics Reserve and centers In Macow, Cape Cana- thence had a ringside seat as trip to the top of the 150 foot, quickly from its pad after first last U.S. man-in-apace shot for to cooperate toward a common t Cauelbesry residents. _______ veral and Houston with a run- the cosmonauts arrived at the three-stage rocket, an wilden- stage engine ignition, in con. at least four years, when a next end." t . . 1171'N Union Provided Live teI1 b - 4 a S t idence SPORTS Stars Glitter With Conf AL MILWAUKEE (AP) - Vida Blue exudes confidence, along with little regard for the American League's recent history of All-Star frustration. "I recall the last time the American League won one I was the starting pitcher," said the Oakland A's lefthander. "I don't see Jimmy the Greek here, but maybe that gives us a little advantage. There Is no doubt in my mind the American League is just as good as the National." The American League, led by seven players from the world champion A's, will try to back up Blue's boast in baseball's 46th midsummer showcase at Milwaukee County Stadium tonight (8:30 p.m. EDT). The American League's only victory In the last 12 All-Star games was by a 6-4 score in Detroit in 1971. Determined to reverse that trend, American Manager Alvin Dark of Oakland said he would use all of his starting pitchers. All pitchers on the AI squad were withheld from &nidy's games in an effort to gain an AU-Star edge. rocket plai called trast to the American Saturn generation rocket,whlchtsheldonthePad a Shuttle Is to be ready. President Ford, Soviet by restraining arms for a f 4Coolthued From Page 1.A , ' ~ - .., "Vida might go three Innings, but no pitcher will bat," Dark said. "If we bat around In the first inning, I'll probably pinch hit for Vida. We're going to pla y to win this game. I'm sure (ML Manager) Wal ter Alston will do the same." Dark's pitching corps was bo lstered la te Monday when Jim Palmer, Baltimore's 13game winner, said he was ready and able to pitch following examination of his sore arm. Dar k's other' sta rting pitcher's are Steve Busby, Ca tfish Hunter, Jim Kaat and Nolan Ryan. He has Rollie F ingers and Rich Gossage as bullpen specialists. "11 we can 't get runs with this c!ub, then I'm in a slump,,, quipped Alston, the Dodgers' longtime manager. Dark's hntflng, ,.A.. P,.Jh., V,.l. VI g • • IICI '"JP,,,A. YJ field; Rod Carew, Minnesota, second base; Thurman Munson, New York, ca tcher; Reggie Jackson, Oakland, right field; Joe Rudi, Oakland, left field; Craig Nettles, New York, third base; Gene Tenace, Oa kland, first base; Bert Campaneris, Oakland, shortstop, a nd Blue. nr 4 .n,. ' Aiston, whose pitchers did not ha ve to be wi thheld from play last Sunday, wasn't sure who would follow Reuss, his freshest pitcher wi th four days of rest. They will confront a National League ba tting order consisting of: Pete Rose, Cincinnati, right field; Lou Brock., St. Louis, left field; Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, second base; Johnny Bench , Cincinnati, ca tcher; Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, first base; Jimmy Wynn, Los Angeles, center field; Ron Cey, Los Ang eles, th ird base ; Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati, shortstop, and Jerry Reuss, Pittsburgh, pitcher. Carew, upset last yea r when he was removed after 2½ innings, will start for a ninth consecutive year. Dark said he tentatively planned a full nine imings for Carew, agraduateof George Washington high school in New York City. Another Washin gton alumnus is Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, scheduled to throw out th e first bail. , Talks Resume After Two-Week Layoff M - - A_ri - - - - Of " board negotiators this mornIr. factions failed to agree earlier this year. Basically, controversy centers on whether the board and its representatives may file grievances against teachers the same as teachers be allowed to file against administrators. still maintains it's a :,two ,. nystreeL It takes two parties to make an agreement" 11 the two factions can agree on a grievance procedure, Grooms says that by next - negotiators should begin discussing teacher salaries. SEA is requesting a beginning salary of $10, yearly. At present, first year educators receie "Administrators have always had the right to grieve against teachers. We still object to that right being a part of the contract.," SEA Executive Talks reswied today after a two-week vacation Director Gene Grooms said. requested by SEA. The grievance section of SEA's 75.page contract proposal was tabled after the two But Harry Pelley, the board's thief negotiator, . E $7,800 a year. Both sides have wdii the end of this month to __ ___-1_ _ - --__=1_1__-____ --=ME - '~_- -__ ruta ~~ - — - - " -_.-__i~ . Herald Staff Writer Complaintant claims he was beaten, kicked and maced by sse5rr, rb" McGregor. They include Stanley Frank MacDonald, possession ciaproiteddrug; Dennis Glenn Anderson, of controlled sub. .1 ___ - I .. f . •-' - , . - - . - -' - - - __ - , I • - Owner Granted Time To Repair Buildings manager: - Set a public hearing on a resolution for annexation of prope rty as requested by Covenant Presbyterian Church, 3775 South Orlando Dr.; and Building Code, amending the — Passed on first reading an fee schedule; c*dinance adopting the 1975 revision of the 1973 edition of the Standard Mechanical Code and am endi ng the fee schedule; Rose Drive and Poinsettia Dive, as requested by Mr. and Mrs. Len C. Simerly. The Approved a reque.4 from hearing Is set f Sept. the city manager for per. - Set a public hearng on mission to construct a sidewalk July 29 for an oriinane which on the north slIe of Fulton (Continued From Page 1A) .ould adopt the ins revision to "Darn poor judgment," a Street from City Hall to the papers and such." the 1973 edition of the Standaru ..................... - - ................. second citizen chimed ii,. 9 riuriva rower aria i.igrn Co., we Why don give nim a 1(. Bergman resigned after 392 fect, at a coat of about $546. year contract? Why not' Why Zacco, Tom Embry and John four?" Zacco asked. "I think Lelgnty voted against salary appointment of two years should be the ab- increase, Neither Embry nor Mrs. Chase S. 0. Jr. as a trustee solute maximum." leighty hold Council seats at to the General Sanford Some citizens ples.nt at last present. Memorial Library and Museum night's meeting protested the Bergman was hired after Board of Trustees. salary and length of the con- city charter was amended to tract, provide for a city manager Ex4ftnager May Return a extremely 000r form of L'ot-crnt,u'nI i - In the event the two sides fail to produce a contract, the arbitrator would be unable to come up with any decision before Layer's budget is sub. Layer's budget would contain a salary schcdule identical to last year's. That would be f Uc special master rul ed in favor of the SEA. And new salaries. Pelley says, would be II f I 7 - '. I . .. -_~, -___. - . I _S.~--, 0 . I ~I - . .:;~~..4 Ll:; Th e Sanford Senior League All1Stars are, front row, left to right, David Wiggins, Donnie Williams, Tim Raines, Mark Russi, Bobby Robinson, Jeff An derson, Da1d Lively and Ned Raines. Back row, same order, Manager Dean W retroactive. zZ . -. . ~9= - - I4r r...... iii. T-. V. 811 NEW YORK (AP) "1 th ink w ha t Joe has to say will shake 'em up a little bit." - ByDONNAESTES I4erpldSlaff Writer mended by the Zoning Corn- Schrimsher property, passed minion, was sponsored through by 4-1 wi th only Connell voting --a Council battle ranging over a in opposition. LONG WOOD -An ordinance two month period by CounCotinell's motion to delay designed to halt zoning c'Lman Gerard Conne ll . It action on the ordinances die4 speculation in the city, adopted called for all rezonings to be for lack of a second. five weeks ago by the City conditional, reverting to Voting against the or. Council, was vetoed by Mayor original designations after one dinances, he Insisted the city James R. Lcrrnann last night year if development had not was not properly protected arid begun. . , that Charles Tibbals of the U.S. Although, according " Geodetic Survey and County city charter, the veto could Lormann revealed his veto Engineer 5111 Ruth say if the overridden by a simple toward the end of the more than property is not properly majority vote, City CouncIl three-hour meeting. Connell developed flooding occur co uld members last night Indicated requests exly in the meeting In bo th Winsor Manor and Lorinann S veto will stand that tzrmann answer questions ft Island Lake. ' The land is a %O concerning the probable veto potential hazard," he said. fl before action was taken on David Farr, development since office ' :edaflthY ordinances toarnex and rezone consultant, agreed improper the Schrlmsher property n___ development could cause the '' ....... of SR 44 wer e deni ed by flooding, it DYinU Council Chairman J.R. Grant. cifty s zoning and lead to poor would te of no benefit to his CityAttorneyNedJullanJr. cllentsnottodevelopproperly. planning practices He also hinted that It is unconstItutional also said Connell's questions Keep Your Home and directly contrary to a concerning the probable veto Cool With Carrier rece nt opinion Issued by were out of order. .4 .; Florida Attorney General Robert Shevin. The ordinance, recum- Ordinances annexing and rezoning to business-district, a Limited commercial, of the FREE ESTI?AATES - ". 'ti Smith, Coach Dean L. SmIth. Terry Smith, Robert Smith , Kenny Lee, Clark Gallagher, Nick Mergo, Rickey Mann and Coa ch Jim Anderson. Not pictured: Jim Brodie, (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) 1 .: SOUTHERN AIR Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322-1321 100 N. MipleAve. F ii "I'd like to show you the best auto insurance plan a'vailable' Fm your local Saleco agent. I repris ?nt Sateco because it offers an auto insuran plan tailored to the individual. And on ',f the best things about Safeco protecti< is that it usuaflv costs less. "Sa so has long been known for fast, fair clam is seMce But not enough drivers are aware u c' h.c competitive Safeco prices are "I cff, Safeco because Safeo rea lly has sor tF!nU to offer' if ciu'd like to knr ,U - - 46P That's the way a close friend described the news conference which Joe Nama th called for this afternoon at a fashionable restaurant here. The object was clothed in mystery. Joe's attorney, Jimmy Walsh, says It directly involves the quarterback's career but only indirectly concerns the New York Jets, wtie were more amazed than anybody to hear of the news conerence. They weren't asked to participate. The surprising sequence of events Joe abindor.lng his New E ng land football camp temporarily to make the scene and the Jets left completely in the dark a bout the purpose - gave rise to all sorts of speculation. Maybe Namath isn't ii cin:t, after all, - NL to sign that threeyear, $1-million offer being dangled by the Jets, the team for whom he has thrown touchdown passes a nd filled sta diums for the last decade. "There's no way that Joe will sign for that kind of money," an associate insisted. MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHE! For fast reliel _II IL_ - Namath wasn't saying. Neither was Walsh, who has helped Broadway ,Joe hehas a yen tobeamov'1e.star, He has appeared in three movies, the best being "C.C. & Co." wi th Ann-Margret; has hos ted a television talk show a nd hobnobbed with the Hollywood elite. negotiate contracts for three movies, commercials plugging everything from popcorn to pantyhose, television appecrances, restaurants and bars. "He is the hottest commercial commodity In the country," Insists the attorney. This Is hammer that Joe keeps poised the heads of the Jets, just In case they try to buy him too cheaply. Namath contends that, despite his 32 years and unpredictable knees, he has at least three more years of topflight quarterbacking in his system. On May 22, Namath and Walsh turned down a $4-million offer from the World Football league. Most observers assumed that Joe was definitely putting all on a high note last season, passing for 20 touchdowns and 2,616 yards and leadi ng the team to six consecutive victories. East NL ,. 4 Oh Henry ! MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) "The most burn ing issue Milwaukee confronts," said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, in his deepest Armageddon tones, "Li which arm I am going to use to throw out the first pitch at th e AU-Star game." Pause, to Let the implications sink In. His right arm? Or his left? "I have not y°t made my decision." Another pa use. "In orde r to give the psychologists and the press something to wilk duout, I intend to throw it underhanded." - 33% Sanford Seniors Triumph The Sanford Senior League All-Stars traded a 7 0 victory Monday night over Holly Hill for a ticket to the State Se nior Major League Tournament in Tallahassee, id Wiggins fired a three-hitter to lead Sanford to the District IV Se nior Major League championship at the Sa nf ord Memorial Stadium. Sanford will travel to Tallahassee for the eight-team state tournament, which begins Monday. Monda y's victory was Sanford's third try In the final alnct she Sanford Sensor League All Stars b aug h a trip to Tallahassee with • Q 7-0 win over Holly Hill. -.- - 411V ~~ __ over He can document his case. He finished West Pirrifin The game was to be played last Thursday but rain ended it after three innings. Rain also postponed Friday's attempt. Sanford breezed through the three-team tournament. 7be AII-Stm downed Ormond Beach 3.1 Wi Monday to open the tournament when Tim Raines tossed a one-Wtter for Sanford. Sanford then trounced Holly Hill 11.0 the next night behind Terry Smith's two-hitter. For the three games, San ford out-acored its opponents 21-1. Sanford's three foes managed only six hits. Sanford blasted 18 hits. ft ;as Wiggins on Monday who headed Sanford's attack He struck OUL lu and waixea nine wniie scattering uiree ruts. Sanford gave Wiggins all the rum he needed with a solo marker In the bottom of the first inning. The AU-Stars added single tallies in the third aix! sixth, and four runs In the f Robert Smith paced Sanford at the plate with a triple, double and single. Wiggins slammed a triple and Jim Brodie, David Lively and Tim Raines stroked singles. Pat Cain doubled and Gary Herry aix! Dale Gamache slngledforilolly MIII. , Holly Hill 000 000 0-4 3 S I0 Sanford ~i ~ , ~=~~__=__ _--iiF _~ Iw E i -- U~ Wis ' - I ~= ----'.. - ~ - - - ,: _.. _--.__ - - - 1w. _Z' - .-I..-,--f%.ZL' _' S ' - , .. . 64 - I— , II " . - ' ' - 41 - .. . . - - : : :.. -. :. - T. ' • -. ,. ;' .r . ..,; ... - .. -- -, - - Sanford's Jeff Anderson, with spikes high, slides into third. Holly Hill's Hap Solana awaits the throw. Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Johnson Seeks A Home By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul Brown once said one of his backs "has the finest balance of any football player I have coaced." No, Brown wasn't describing Jim Brown, the veteran coach's superstar In the 60s when both were with the Cleveland Browns. Instead, it was his description of Essex Johnson, the career rushing leader of the Cincinnati Bengals who today Is looking for a job with another National Football League team or perhaps the World to his Shre ve por t, La., home from the Cincinnati training camp. "I was figuring on playing one or two more years." Coach Brown put Johnson, who gained 825 yards in 1972 and 997 the following year bu t saw extremely limited duty last season, on waivers. That means any of the other 25 NFL clubs can claim him. 'ssex has _,,and knee for all normal life purposes, but not for playing football," said Brown. "If he contin ues to play...he puts himself In jeopardy. I can't play him under these circumstances and I must go along with the opinions of our . medical records and then they can make the decision." Elsew here around pro football, the Super Bowl-champion Pittsburgh Steelers opened their training camp at Latrobe, Pa., with 59 pb)'er. Steeler veterans aren't due to report until Wednesday, but 21) of them showed up Monday. Inciden tall y, one of the contri bu ting factors the Steelers cite for their recent success is weight program instituted by Lou Riecke of New Orleans, who Is listed as Pittsburgh's strength coach. So, since Riecke was in their own Football League and hoping he can oocwrs. backyard, the New Orleans Saints got prove medical science wrong. Johnson called Brown's decision a permission from the Steelers to also avail Johnson, one of the many pro players shock. "They weren't willing to take a themselves of Rieck&s services. The to come out of Grambling University In chance for my sake," said Johnson, who Saints are glad they did, because Coach Louisiana, doesn't agree with the three would be starting his eighth NFL season John North reported from the New Bengal team physicians who say there is this fall after rushing for a total of 2,3 Orleans' training camp at Thibodaux, a strong risk factor of permanent injury yards. LA.. that he was impressed with the if the 5-foot-1 , 200-pounder continues to He definitely wants to continue shape his roo kies are in and del ighted play. Johnson had knee surgery twice in playing. "if I am claimed, I will play with the veterans. the past 18 months. somewhere else," he said. "Riecke's weight program has added "I feel as if the knee can withstand If that happens, then Brown said he strength , but not weight to most of our anything," said Johnson after returning would "furnish the club with all his players," said North. - - - - A Runaway? PITTSBURGH (API — The in team batti ng with a .268 avCINCINNATI (AP) - In the pears headed for another 200.hit Montr eal Expos heralded 1975 erage. Jerry Reuss (10-6, 2. begmaing It was to be a match season with a .319 average, as the start of "La Phase ERA) is the only 1(-game win- race of bluebloods, with pitchThe basis for Cincinnati op1)eux," or Phase Two, the ar- ncr on the staff, but the team ing-rich Los Angeles rating the timism flows from the fact the rival of their (arm talent. ERA of 3.11 ranks second only ed ge over Cincinnati's lire- Reds are noted second-half finThey're last in the National to Los Angeles. power. But the Reds have ishers, winning at a 63 per cent _ -------And the last time the Pirates turned it into a midsummer's clip over the last half since 1972. Leaue East. Chicago hit-man Bill Madlock were this far over .00 was 1972 nightmare for the rest of the The Dodgers, hard-hit by in. helped the revamped Cubs take when they finished with the best National League Wet. juries, have found runs hard to I over first-place April 14 and regular season record in either Once-struggling Cincinnati come by. Only Steve Garvey, has wiped out a 71t-game defi- the league's MVP, has mainstay there until June. Now league. and in Phila- cit to the Dodgers and has all tamed his consistency, while On paper they're fifth. The St. Lc-lsCardinaLs made deiphia - the Phillies are as but made a one-horse race of l)ou Sutton and Andy Mes. "The significance of this you're with a good club. , several winter moves and were awesome as reliever Tug the West. sersmithstrain to offset the loss signing is overwhelming," said "I don't have the s peed to "They can't catch us," says of Tommy John. acclaimed as the division's McGraw says they are. They've Nuggets president and general k meet the obligations of a fullmost improved team. They're beat the Pirates seven of 10 Joe Morgan, tossing down the manager Carl Scheer. "It's the time running hack but I feel I Improved pitching ha', fourth. And the New York Mets, games, including four straight gauntlet. first time in the eight-year hiscan play... I Can make a conwho added the bats of ice at home. And for the bottom four vaulted San Francisco and San tory of the ABA that our league tribution," he said However, the Phillies have teams in the West — San Fran- Diego into the division's middle 'lorre, Dave Klngm3n and Del ias signed a No. 1 draft choice Shula said he was impressed lJnser to that strong pitching had tougher nights on the road cisc'o, San Diego, Atlanta and ground. The Giants have the of the NBA." with Anderson in Monday s hrst I than Willie Leman, being 16-fl Houston Morgan appears youngest staff in the majors. staff, well, they're third. Thompson, the three-time workouts. The Philadelphia Phillies away from Veterans Stadium. correct. Even the chance that while the Padres' staff 1e1 the AllAmerican and twice college "lie had a good sessi on pick. league In earned run average Allen could help change that. the Dodgers can catch up is for caused a stir when they lured a player-of-t he-year from North ing up the blitzing lintspell. Dick Allen out of the horse Anothir boost could come from fading rapidly. DENVER (AP) - David Carolina State, had announced Donny An- backers," said ShuLa. "And tit MIAMI (AP) The Reds, embittered bridesbusiness to give them an ex- Mike Schmidt, the major Atlanta has been stung by dc- Thompson, a barefoot farm boy his intention of playing for Den- derson walked into the Green really Looks like he knows what ___ ____ - : Anderson. Thompson - 4 his eggs in the same old basket the Jets. Not necessarily. As much as Namath likes football, he has admitted on numerous occasions that - : of - . I 14 ,i6 - .. . __J J . .. nutted, Pelley said. Ordinance Vetoed 44 "It's f ,if off, , I - I , 11 - iw * ; - - - - .~.oI_ A MONO '-_ - Scuth Sanford A ve nue, be tween - ~ - - . (Continued From Page-IA) (lark. Dietz and Associates at the recommendation Of the City hi ',: i - . - ,' __1 t ,' Zonin Investigators for State Attorney Abbott Herring said . ntoacharge today thata probe i stance; Charles Wayne . _-1 by a Melbourne man that he Johnson, obtaining property y was beaten by Casselberry prompt medical at tention. worthlesscheck; Mitchell Alvin I police was still "in the works" Perkins also filed a complaint Tinsley, entering wi th out . as the complaintantpreparecl to with the State Attorney's office break ing; and Thomas G. stand trial in circuit c¼nirt on following his arre:t and Griffin, breaking and entering a... Herring ordered the in- with intent to commit a criminal charges. I Jack Fulenwlder, chief in- vestiga tion. vestigator for Herring, said the Karcher reported yesterday jgpii James 52, L 1nvestlgathx was not complete that a heari ng has been set at aix! his wift, JimmIe, 41, 2309 and might not be finished for 7:30 p.m. today at Casselberry Saneewood Drive, Fern Park, .. - .-... some time. Qty Hall before that Qty'savil are scheduled to stand tri . "There are details which we Service Board on the Charges. Aug. on charging of resisting . are still checking," Fulenwider The police chief would not an officer without violence and AM said, discuss the case. resisting an officer with -j L vW.r_ T. Jay Raymond Perkins, 30,801 Six persons were arraigned in violence to his person. inomas aruer Drive, ciircuit court yesterday Oii Thecouple was arrested May L = Melbeurne,lsacheduledtogoto charges of violating their lObyaSemlrnle County deputy "jail on charges of resisting an probation fl arraignments sherlif who was investiga ting a offIcer with violence to his were the most at one time on vandalism complaint The person after his arrest during the charge In five months. Rarveys were scheduled for the Investigation of an accident William Henry Cash, on trial June 30, but the charge involving a school zone sign. probation for uttering a was dismissed by Judge David Perkins filed a complaint forgery, is scheduled for a July U. Strawn on a faulty Inwith Casselberry Police Chief 21 hearing on the probation formation, which has since SHE'S JUMPING WITH JOY George Karcher and Mayor Bill violation charge. He is reported been rriIed b the state. Gner that he was beaten about to have told his probations Albert Capps, charged wi th Beverly Baubfltz of 219 W. 17th St., enjoys the lace, kicked In the legs and officer he participated In a theft of an auto, and Eugene S. jum ping rope at the Sanforl Recreation Dept's summer ri bs, maced and jailed for robbery of a convenience store. Leonard, charged with playgroimd activities at the Chic Center. several hours without being Five other hearings are set aggravated assault, were allowed a telephone call or before Judge R'bert assigned Aug. 4 trW dats. - ' Ur I. Pelley. - I• . . . ••"• i — - ob . -........ __ " ___ ... ... r forwarded to Tallahassee by Sept. I. according to , - __ -. • ______ 147 ~ ___ - -.---.-______________ -- Probe Continues come up with acontract. After that, the talks go to impasse, and a special master will be called in to resolve the issue. both Pelley and SEA agree, would be costly to both sides. 'fl board could, if Its members feel a contract reasonably near, ask the Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) for addtional time. But School Supt. Bud Layer has set th e end of July as the deadline for the talks. Layer must have this yer's budget approved by the board and . 9 ::) .,!" 0 A A " . 01 The question of whether principals may file taken by grievances against Semhwle Educatixi Asw'iation (SEA) and school ..f iv )~f rI.LII.IIIILIII. ByEDPRICKETr Herald Stall Writer __ - ' CE A C L..I D'08h, ....J T.._... %OiiV%Ji uutu i gums ijeouTe%7rievance rroceoure Tuesday, July 15, Ins—lB C 1 a '• Evening Herald, Sanford, F'. i4 B1 Fu ture - Bright Kiic s Shoes 1'c.) Fi Ii - tremely potent attack. And league hoine run leader last maids in 1974 despite a 98-victo- clining attendance, an off-sea- who grew up shooting at bas.. ver last week. The actual sign. Bay locker roo"i 10 seasons ago he's doing %hen he's going out year. ry season that was the second son by league batting champ kets nailed to trees in the cotton ing was delayed until a transfer with the assignment of trying to for a pass." they're a distant second. In New York, the Mets dealt best been in the major leagues, are Ralph Garr and a plunge in country of Shelby, N.C., went to of ownership of the Denver make racker fans forget their In Pittsburgh, ther"ve "There are a lot of thins I no major changes. Danny ,Nlur- %nme of their pitching talent off to the fastest start by a Na- pitching efficiency. Garr is bat. the big city to seek his fortune team to a group of C31orado sLu running back, Paul lJor. have to mricentrate on." 'saitl �.- -:= -- -- 1. j—' -- - 28— Evening Harald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, July is, -- - -. .-- ----. J---.- - Neville the 50-yard breast (36.0) and the 50-yard free Smith and Kurt Smith. The B team was Dale (26.7). Owen, Louis Kelly, Kevin Smith and Tim Aiken. Others winning first-place ribbons boosting The 15-18 boys' A team of Churk Fraser, Tom the Sanford Swim Association Into fourth place McDonald, Toni Lake and Chip Johnson was National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell was scheduled to testify today in the assault trial of Boston Bruins" hockey player Da ve Forbes. Forbes, 2$, Is charged wi th aggravated assault with a deadlyweapon-hishocke) stick-inanalterca tion wi th Henry B.oucha of the Minnesota North stars during an - Campbell suspended Forbes for 10 days without pay following the incident in which Boucha received eye injuries requirin g stitches Boucha, who has since signed with the Minn.ta m Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Associa tion, testified last week he still suffers doube vL ult of the incident. in second Court World Hockey - STANLEY 86 IYA-KY-BouRsolt 740 FLA SuG MISAII STANLEY Mann Wins LPGA Event STANLEY COLUMBUS, Ohio — Carol Mann won the $s000 Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament at Co1umbus Monday with aclOsji 73 for a54..bole total of KY VODKA League season begins in October. ala tlycallednewscosierence. REB0 AR0 So- %.',* f r0 — 0 Pi"jt~tprcot New Montreal C "OAAE RUNS-_501143. 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By ROM 1101100 ___ -AND YEAR OLD STANLEY FUNNY BUSINESS JACOBY MODERN) the ace lie has the same (Its- UM TOM SIMS ON DAM a "One for gravy and one for spaghefli sauce!" by Larry Lewis `-_~ " 99 r. j 5.97__ - -_ ;._-::i~ totes/log questions will be tised in this column and b%1te(S wi/I receive copies of tiis spide are hi. di'd hs queen jack and his jark of diamonds is 'IESJ THE'J' HAD c -, S0,S`1E FORMS TO AIAINTAiN AN GfltivE TO SS TIACN(*SSCOVC$ JIM SIAM U 11$ - "I don't heart suit If you pass you are Change Norths hand so that CAMPUS CLArTER with BIMO BURNS — u UAWN I CW0 SIAGAAMVO 71 CASE .. — "Why don't you buy the brown one AND the red two have the number of high-card giving up when vou should be points I should have for my in. going ahead. ilml two-diamond response' . nor do I have a running diamond (Do you have a question for suit If vou want to bid three ump do so at your ZS A ;:,- - y.Al)1'._' ag, conveys the message. as — ____ elt still for akeout. if you bid three South's three-diamond call diarnond.i you may be losing the T-j 4 YEARS OfTTER '%,- -r (04 INDS 1AAkl1T . / Ybith two niitrump call game i . = mcm -4 -'as ST` LEGER ' * WM -_ All SCORN Mato Z LIGHTIST 4 : ioccu 0YEAR -8 ble BRA( ,K 0 .;; .1 I 1) [J idis w hichi force or a strong invitation for passed vou do around now' to Iyou. What do . . South to bid agam. by Art Siansom . <"k / / F-ist bids one spade. You dou- is .i.\ i t bid itlitr an absolute . 01k round ' North s ----.- ,I / / c ." 8 OsaId&Jarnes Jacob Rho \ / p. 4"1.fl# . . _. 1.1 ______ Openuilt lead - 3 & ._ W- MAAT SOW ? It' I ____ ; ,- — - / score home. l'as Pass i'.I%S / ___ - r!~ -F - (AXT IIIIIIS WISER'S - - Piss 1. 4 I& ___ three nolrump. lie might bring it in against come other lead but ou expect ,our opponents to tkknd sull and T\nrth and ud h,lcdIhaPP whe1n .South brings amond South \orih I..asi . - - 1, ~4! I ,." 1-1 -u CANADIAN IxA%~,~ so North passes. A inst a heart lead North woulda go down one trick at • K Q 108632 West _________ suits ills almost certain that he CS not strength in bo th , V6 3 , * * ¶ 1.1 if AIRII1111111`111.11 11-1 ('A I A ru A something in one of tie unbid Both vulnerable * ~_ - '-' . • 97 M)LTII p . - I B. 795 FLA SUG RESALE 'iMIMHUIHIV CLUB 6 YR. L-j i Q i02 As it s North realizes that diamonds are not going to run. WhIIc So U Ih in a hold. / I _dk_~ JIM BEAM J.7 6 i 3 I ;i. ,4,1 7 3 ., 14" tvta*to ONE OUNC so ly EAST &K6 3 v A Q J 75 ______ THE BORN LOSER I I 4h WEST A J 8 52 10C 4 _______ ________ n / 8 YR 0 RUM LIGHT OR DARK SUNDAV 44 95 CASE e % _~ , MOST Of 1` 1111111 PAKII ARE 15 TO 1 9 BELOW BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN u Lit ABC COCKTAIL i 10___ 43 42 -5ft 101" rou0s. Ttx. 11; Maybeirry. Kc. r'crn I I VISIT YOUR 12YR KY 10tJU KY. BOURBON - SO LONG. lei . / may A7 1410> .; j9- , 0 VODKA IN came 6195 K.O. 86 BLEND . . 4.49.. 49.95 UT CERTIFIED BRANDY u r'54g,,61 95 UT PLACE GREEN SCOTCH 549 ROYAL VELVET CA i.i, . .95 0112 YR. Mc HENRY KY. BRB 599 .. Of. 8 YR. OLD REPEATER " - 4-88 ftm 53-95 OT. ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. 860 6.49 ~74.95 CANADIAN SUNSET cLan" . . 4.49 IdIN 6 0 KINTUCKY j QUEEN STANLEY 0_-N STA if 1104111111111 It —1 0 I 860 SCOTCH ABC GIN A% LONDON EXTRADRY CANADIAN TOWER QUAIL CREEK 3S 43 422 W-j C, Sco". Mil, 16, West STOLEN BASES-Rivers. J ON IT' '* , 01, 1 IVIC HENRY 8 YR. KY. BOURBON .. 0 If , nA' . GIN 'THE DRY ONE' 715 IL& SUG RESALE NY, , ~ DELUXEABC 6 YR. 86 . #I II .-- -.1 Ii ) BOYS! rd&4' vt the key to six or seven diamond A5 IL- __________________________ _,_ 322 145) ROYAL 0 IVIRYDAY 10,111IM n,,% RARE OLD 36% KY. BLEND erL Cal, 7: LeFlae. D*f, 6. S5 " 42S - York Yallflemlil ook. 20 East MIX ANY3___ Ph ,I by Days Graue ic: I HATE TO THIS UP BUT r" T0 RUN" KEEP MEII'Pt)-(TE oN DEVELOPM4TS, WILL 'Otj 1 _______ tribution and the same 14 high- — . ALLEY OOP I ,0 I JMIFS JACOBY and a tricks. lie should bid three ______ - COO ROUGE BRANDY . 1W OT. 3 RIVERS KY. BOURBON. .4.69 yeiar-old center wta played on a record 11 Stanley Cup 23. JACK PROSSER FORD PAC *AS no Ime _.. SCOTCH I UMLLUN URANUT - . i I tl Our goal "No unhpy owners" CARDS & 0 WE 11 OSWM 1) 111V I YEAR B YEAR forced nu players to a Monday finish . , including parts Jab This Poction is n addition to any applicabic Now Car Warranty anu applies to any age car tha • __________. ) _____ . a NT'S __ LEWIS "66" ____ ! 209. seven,-under par on the 9W,gy Riviera Country Club. Miss Mann edged Jan FenwU by one stroke for the Lynn, Mn. 0 KY. VODKA KNIGHTSBRIDGE 1_ L4 WHOLESALE ','ASE LIS :WHISKE!(SOUR V.0. BARTON 900 GIN —_ U I U I 4.. ':01 I ~ I r-1 I _ i ___ NL= 1. Our service work I: days or 4,000 miles, whichever comes It our repair or repIacemrrit fails n normal service )ked tree of charge J V K 92 T . AT BRIDGE . -/ 03 $ WIN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111111 I-- ". - 1"s-le Ezw;;:nford,Fl.. 1 " u OffiftyAltODVX*CIMYO"O ,OUOL'St-flyI DRAM, OUT ,WTH TJMS 4A]r " EEI 5 DAY SALE TUES. THRU -MANHATTAN 4.790__ . I Tunday, July is, Walker 4 COCKTAILS KY. BOURBON -'___ too WMI emeor "M "" *`iii, OFF111 VALIO OVA" JIA OF W4 AVO(4 T, I$ft I HEUBLEIN J.T.S. BROWN a dispute with West Flagler Kennel Club. The 18 owners were jailed last week by Circuit Judge HarvIe DoVal of Miami, who found in contempt of court by refusing to obey his order requiring them to race Baseball ------ . . 9 ri VODKA INIT AT a" . 4.69. __ UAIT CERT u i ZU"HASSEE, (AP) - The Fliorida Supreme Court is expected to rule so,on on a clah that a court order . nnggreyhoiindowners to race their ciogsataMjamj track violates the anti-abrery amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Former state Sen. Richard Pettigrm, D-Mian-d, raised the slavery issue Monday at a hearing on an order seeking to keep 18 dog owners out of jail.IU owners are locked in - - ------ /-.--____.______-___ . I I TEl fli-1OZIT, A LL . . . ( OF I t.4 ____________ ________________ OF STUART - .' r"st woon SCOTCH 4.tuaK- It 4a99 Strike 60 $ HOUSE CANADIAN W& their dogs. TOT* II, Mt T1 (MOP... ._ Ck mW K FRIO tZH I IRCATE rIRT '.tE'L.L. ) .'NE' \rr /1 • ... wo.,O,Noww" so tow Wow 9" W.&V of a& . 1. Woft"bW*So$Wm 0111111011", I 011111111110111116. 11111111111116 we *A" " &%@ vveftft Cil .d — GEST WINE go SPIRITS DEALER 101110 Kut 11,11110 IXTU I V FLA SVG -. 4 YEAR " Dole "Y o WINDSOR :; L, ~:r_~_-I- i ___ [ON VODKA ABC -1 for plaintiffs To Rule On Do ---_____.. CERTIFIED GIN N Association rose up to compete with the National Hockey League. Noll, prof at CaWomia Institute of Technology sports, was a rebuttal witness eliminate the Rozelle Rule. SM ABOW CIMIC0 The 1112 boys' B team of Bill Terwilleger p ----- 1000 COUPONS... ___________ . % rn-I Hwy. i7-f2 a L. Mary Blvd. JAC QIJI N RUM LIGHT 04 DARK go INIINNEAPOLIS, ~Iinn. (AP)-National Football Leaguie players' salades could rise 50 to 100 per ctnt if the athletes were free to bargain wiLh any clubs, an ecwomist predicted Monday. Dr. Roger G. Noll testified if Owe were more competition for their services, football players might see the pay explosion that resulted when the I I I Neville, Jason Lingle and Art Woodruff was the 100 free -___ - I I in under) second In the 50 free, fourth in the 100 IM - s (2:36.6) and fourth in the 1W back and 100 free: Lingle, Robert Neville and Greg Smith was first. (15-18) first in 100 breast The boys 13-14 A 200 freestyle relay team ofI, .,, fourth .n w and in the 100 Louis Kelly, Mark McIntosh, John Smi th and . free, Mark McIntosh (13-14) first in the 100 Kurt Smith as first. breast 1 13.7) and th ird in the 100 ba ck and the The 15-18 boys' A team of ron lake Tom tOO Free, Kevin J Smith (15-18) first in the 100 McDonald, Kevin Smith and Chip Johnson aLso free (53.7. was first Charle.s Fraser 115-18) second in the 100 fly The 15-1 8 boys' B team of Pat Smith, Chules I and third in the 200 INI and IOD back; Tom Lake Frmtr, Ken Smith, and Dale Johnson was I (15-18) second In the 100 breast, fourth In the 100 fourth I free and fifth in ioo fly; Pat Sten:strom (10 and The 11-12 boys'A team of Greg Smith, Robert I 4 - - - ' ', Ti44T %Et.4 I I ThESE Mort Fi rsts Swimming ----------- - - ======a Alirida (Punky) Langle first the 50-yard first. The B team of Pat Smith, Dale Johnson, back (39.9), second In the 50 breast and fourth in Kevin Smith and Kenny Smith was sixth. 100 IM; Kurt Smi th (13-14) first in the 200 IM The 11-12 boys' A team of Art Woodruff, Jason cre In Forbes Trial !HL game J Three fifth in the 100 back and 100 free; Jason Lingle (11-12) fifth In the 200 IM and 50 breast; Pat Reno (13)14) sixth In the 100 back. In the 200 medley relays, the 13-14 boys' A Swimming in the 11-12 age group, Neville took tea lust In the 200 IM wi th a time of 2: 3 6. He won A team was Pat Reno, Mark Mcintosh, John Campbell To Testify MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Captures Robert Neille of the Sanford Swim Association kept his winning streak ali ve last weekend at the Eastbrook Invitational Swim Meet, picking up blue ribbons in three events. akmis IN BRIEF I - -- inS BEETLE BAILEY I : F I ~ NJ t o f, i .. 0 1-- - .. - -.- 110 - )] 59 11" 29 "OVS1011,11 - '''Th Kal?. Chi, M Torte: Sal,10 No Comes schtduled Weidays names 'go ~ ~ I New York sa"imore Detroit 1. T __ - 45 41 At 44 40 46 39 11 West SS 32 40 IS 111? ChkW TeaM I . Madlock. S73 02 612 14 Phi. 104 No ci,' All Star Game of M1I*fiuk#e, 4 , * TPiPLL5 KeisnQ,r (N ORIGINAL MEXICAN __ 324, CWashritn ' LuPes IA 161, 3.19, Zer"SkI. aw Sq: Cart*. Min, lllill i nghaff $4, l4endrick. Cie. 51; 1.01i'lare, Gulletf, Clin. 93, 750. 709; See. ;is Csh?n 04k St I SOUTHERN wlj*, * 3 sual I ,,,, CASI MA PREMIUM 83 75 CASE BATTED IN-Lynn. by C n 73 700 401 Mel gsin 11; Ha Ott. 62 Rice, St"rnith- LA, 176, 1101 7 071 667349 STR!XE0UTS-Se4jv", NY. IIQ 137 Ueneimi1h LA 171 SuP H Mu' GflKC1OSMR.,KC ftiAt"0RtuS(he4Chi91 se. MtP*' 5,1 95 101 CWMhfQtt Oa 4 99 Of -i ,WQUEUR I sur. Rf SI . I . ,. "a 11111111to 7t 4*99 MK CKA&LIS ASS( 0VA"Ttlil"- - CA31 AT 436 C luegueov 11-15 CNAIIIII U91111111111 - M AM Pool ABC*1111f ci*AM0aD*9ilsay yp# 4 . 99 toi, ' ABC NEAR YOU! BU I— '.?u ____ _. 199I -:, - 2s._ -_ &=[at_MT""0" a ABC SAVE11 -I C*AMPAGNI .ti i V** 1*stsrIl .79 1'*arnti ET SAUVIGNON AVII-MDOUNO I f~~_ 1 t4J.514t tE7$,U il 'list. '1.791 &Aofl""Eilmuinril W1N 14-411. I . "Not 'a I 14 ON Owes __1 GRIA - - - - tp ___ WvUtR H1 le,49 1` I i - ________________ A ijf QT.WNITF&MACKAV I SCOTCH 4 79 - MR __ -_ ... __: I I I -/ -- i L. S E i "S F- __ s...-rr IEN - \ P ,V -1 yu . . - %.11-~_ -- %jen. -JcRl -, [ '-' - - I _;.. . __j I -i ____ rr -_ - " _- ~ -, m m- -%__ I ~ by How,. Schneider S. j I "ir 11Pilot ',,A i4 - -- 7 -ftp ~ ~I- ,~ I 'I- _,~ _7~ _____ I .1 . 11 1, . ' V ; ____ _______________ '1 I —to . - IF - -- byFrank Hill SHORTRIBS I " I PoBARiY HoLED- .4•_, ,~, 4 -- - , 1 . WK - f ________ :' , . 11;0011111.1 .,... , - INS PIRST. . pi 1j.#1-,.,, -' - t.~a- ---' '' — Bob Thaves / / 4' - 11 - . _.~ I - '' / YPçq / / Z 4 Q~f ~ - ,,, -4 '- by . ____ 379 _ ,__:•l S.r.Ir_ . -_-- I FRANK AND ERNEST S / \ I ",1~~Vl`%R 4---S*, M_- Z-1Q 'r":~; _. -! -,-y*,- 1 , '- ....r r j 'ItTl -.ov ABOUT 5TARTIN5 [[K & MEE( 74 ~ 1 UBOUN I--- . -14111.14.13 .ww,nu _j - - J'A YAGO SANr ...PUT ONE UP YOURSELF!A - 34.95 COCCHI OR FAMA 2.98 ASh SPUMANTE 199 "2295 1 IMP. ITAttCHAMPAGNt '' UAL'LIEBFRAUMILC - 'Pu' L'!~~. i ) ~ aft I ''r BURGUNDY SJWTIA%l IMP IN ~ ___ F COJi.O BREAK : ___ YOU WAJTI4 - - T~~:,-- ~';- -01`5 F(,)FZ TiirP416HT " k. ' 'POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL s' 10 I A 2.29 61! 24.95 JUAN ESTEBAN 2-98 " 31.95 uu ST. GERMAIN ROSE WANJOU Ow 2.69 " 26.95 74 VIN. BEAUJOLAIS I. COWIPER THIHUT L I BET WE GUY r~ - . by_Crooks & Lcwr.nc. j V. F SEAGRAM V.0. ; BLACK & WHITE' CT GLENMIkDI a It . SCOUN • $ .00 --. " 'StaSh I I ''I ' RE AD 'iP4ERE : , STK PIP44 CHAStIS V,#4 CIUIUShIOAIIDft °" 1 ~_~_ 1110 —4-- ~/ .%- I ', OU PLIT t 1 P ANOTHER ONE? SPANISH IMP — M 9 I$T(U WOODLAND PLAZA I$C II 9 CHIANTI FROM ITALY "'CAT'D 911CMILA11161110 HI-WAY 17-92 t L'I ROSE FROM PORTUGAL "°°"-*' .~-_- .. -_ ., - CAPTAIN EASY 0 -5 p0f 'iOu MEAN 'YOU COI)ER TWO HUT .13 I -' a I YRS. OLD SCOTCH I- 1_~.,_-, _r 0 , _~ ABC 6 IñA LANSON -,"., ( / ' V V ,.'' 1 I A V ' if _1ANAMA N ERN PARK GUASTI' - JL k ---- _.. CAw IS., o.par&er. G.Ft.r.C'n.IS, STOLEN BASE'- Morga n. 36 88' IMP IW.Ct 111111111 211 Klingmam NY, tIm TWINPA - m4mul IMP W fit vur: Fog C1111.1111,11 bats)— Carte Mn '377 Lyrfl. 'dv li—mi _/ r ____ Leaders AmqecISLNW, tn fJ - COO MKS *49QWA11T 6*99QVA$j 6 ,, v A&~~ j a JIL - L r,TWr. W * IL1J,I L..!m_J 0 rr WORLD'S LIGHTIST KY BLEND ' ST.LEGER SUNRISE BOND'S MILL i t WISER'SlOYR. 99 £1.11 ANNE DRY GIN ABC 71 me ft" SCOTCH ____ V-0. BARTON SCHENLEY 114111111111, ' RATTED RUNS IN-Lu zini.m. Phi, 79; se,nich, Cin. 73. A1fl CIa 60 StIub PlY 77. Rose, b - 63; Cash, : 'nc - KY.BL(NO - 3M.- Watson. AS 153 O 47) T Chi. .150; ;Aorgan, 0,Parker, Pgh. I000MCIPIS -' THREE Blyleven. Min. 110 National Leativo A mevkm t t*qw, Eats aftlion W i GP,I No games scheduled lAS 3. 644 217; .._ 'IS'S v - 'I _ I I- ' . 7 I i. _ I P'- IF ( 1 - • 5i— -' 1J!J ___ AND __ [ ._ __''s . ,') •:; 2j . ' \ '!I -- �- - - -; - - - - -- - - - -- - - .---. - ______ 7. . - I -- - - It-rr -__ - .--------- - - --- - __;., - - 0-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. - - -.- - — - ___________ __________ __________________________________ 112" F1 Tuesday, July 15, 171 Tuesday, July 15, 17S- -SB Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. =_ Legal . Legal Notice FICO Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GivFN that JUDICI AL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR by vIrtue of that certain Writ of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7445 Evecullon issued out of arA under the seal of the County Court of in re: the Marriage of: Orange County, F: lorida, upon a I inal JAMES D AVRETT, Husband. ludqmtffi renditred in the aforesaid and court on the 771h day of February. GWENDOLYPIf JANE AVRETT. ri AD 1975.In th a'certancaseen WIe -' it TUESDAY -FAMILY DAY And PITE Choice of 12.01 Bar-B-0 Chicken Dinner the 12.71 Pork Dinner, Creamy Cole w. hy French Delicious Bar-B-0 Beans and a Hot Toasted Dun. a i 7 —' - • ki I r r' , i 35 Across from Movieland 322.9 - - A Ili - - - - rned • ShetIf of appearandfileyourAnswrrorother lke 0 - 1 reW-To - CISHING - -. - '-. II - ,~ - I 1613 HANGAR RD. SANFORD AIRPORT 3n-uye , ~ .. - . - I - i 4 11~ . trade to Tf,al %&;a sale is be-no sallsty the terms of said Writ of Eiecutlon. John E Po _- __ NI ' ~&ITNESS MY HAND AND OF FICIAL SF.:AL of the Clef It of the Circuit Court c't th s 191h ay of June 1975 Publish July) $ 13 77 1t75 July 1,5 15, 77 1975 Beckwstt r Ctirk of the Circuit Court OEPa By ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH E AND COUNTY, FLORIDA. JaC T FYI r 1 1 ' W I i r - l _ Ic- i - _____ - _____________________________________ b..- SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN And CORNELIA F. BLACKWELL, minors Ptls wife - NOTICE TO DEFEND Residence Ufl&flOWfl TO. ROBERT F. BENNETT. w$osE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED rrsWnce And 1"ImPiling address are that an action to foreclose a "I unknown t9age on the following real property YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED situate In Serninole County. FW4&. that STEPHEN GEORGE described as followsKLIILGIEQ has filed a Petition in LOT It. WALDEN TERRACE. the abovostyled Court for the according to Plat therect as adoption of the minor children recorded In Plat Book 18. Me 69, of named therein. and yo.0 are hereby the PubIh Records of Seminole required to serve a copy of your D PLAZA has been filed against you. Y" . JULIAN. written deferim. It action on SMITH ?h5 any, to AND DAVIS & HAYDEN. t2202. and file the original with the ultimate judgment will be enter" Clerk of the above stylid Court on or Moro July 23, 1975. otherw ise a against you granting adoption of children SaIII — 0I :6=11141111.,t-~Il 1030statest., Wunj-u-uuuuu-u-u-uu'uuu-u-unnruusisi.rul.n.r.n.*Js : : i , I • , • • . . . . , . I , • $ I 0 • • ludgment may be entered against WITNESS my hand and seal of Voi for tht relief demanded In the Said Court - V- 1 ; 1 h ai, of . AD 0 . WITNESSmy handandthessal of (Seal) said Court on this 19th day of June. 1973 (Seal) . I Arm .r H t'v--u,, - Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins I . • ,,• . Arthur m. Beckwith, Jr. A Clerk of the Circuit Court - - - - L McINTOSH By' Joy Stokes __ Deputy Clerk Sanford Suite 22 Publish! June 14. July 1. L IS. 1975 p&Sj office Box 1330 IN .11M- _ 0 Attorneys for Petitioner L June 24. July 1, 8. 13, 1975 COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish DECI 146 CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COURT NYLONIZE FOR CASE NO. YS-Iln-CA49-E CIRCUIT CIVIL NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS - P40TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virluo of that certain Writ of folat"I Execution issued out of and under H. RAYL and LYNN AA LYL. PI wilt. IrIC. I, at. C. Seminole County. Florida. upon a F . .. final iudorrient r~ed in the Aforesaid court cn the 2SIh day of TO JOSEPH H RAYL k A 0 vv and . ~ a have levied upon ,ne following Beillding. described proptrty owned by St. Peterourg. said property being located Florida 33731 on ft 1)75 and file the original with the particularly described as follow s: dirt of this Court eIther before Sttlo9, Tcthip71 , Range 30. service on plaintiff's attcrne'y or Sut4'vsin SBM Block 0800 Lo immediatelythereafter ofherw.se a o.os south ea st f'rt 200 teetof LOT I, : in the complain! or petition Block 8, Sporlsmans Parac:,se, Pe Pa'je I) located in Casselb.,rry, Florida The property proc"Ided Against is and the undersiginoed as ShI of described At follows Lot I j therf as recordedin Plot Book Seminole CouMv. Florida, will at A 0 1975 otter t sale and sell Page ?3 of the Public Rec or ds Of tp hestbicSder So.1 minoloCounly, Florida Together, to my and all existing feint, At the These are the hard facts that sons who are trying to get by WITNESS my hand ond 1".sftl of 20th. 1915 III Cot-t rin June ditioner. rii capacity you need from S,00 to 33,500 BTUs, THE HERALD ; we ~ have iq unit for the job. I IIIIII ~ — & SERVICE -24 HOUR By County. Joy Stoke% 10 PH 33 3 i205 Park Ave. Sanford liability Insurance a person can 323-7710 Call carry Is now Si5,000.S30,000. ~_ . ~_. — 1 - - _. ~ i6c-17~ -- -~_ ~_ ~-- ~ - -. FOR 1AXDEED Notice IS hereby olven the I am iflQ.gd ii bus n'-ss at Hg"vwy ! w OLYMPIC KARATE ASSOCtAT:ON NOTICE IS HERE13Y _1111%. GIVEN. 11ficates for a tax cited to be issued . AND OLYMPIC KARATE. and Mat thereon The ceirfifitalo numbers years of ~___ F ,tf I h~;A ,ii ?-.j1!7s To V10, 9-S pil ,~ III Y~-I , OlyrI Karate - - , .. j I = By Edward Flick, THE TOWN Or - - V- Sanford ,.l III Name In which Assessed Courtney S- Wayne Lorance. -- Secretary 0 . t , * ;1 . 4 III ii'3orch 2 Matched .M ' CJ FRIDAY EVE THROUGH SAT. EVE Spctuluing In ('untimcftul MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE lnt.lt4tK)n& Sc,scr TO: DAVID M ARMSTRONG avid Lot grat . ; fingthar" Dir . Winter Park, Stminolo . County, F11t , IIIIII'de tmder the I clif ous . - engaged In business at 2030 Not f ; I i I __. _ . 2 Cording to law oncribM in the WCh (IttlifiriliftS will be f%-itnieotO,,,.iiP.01PErT,ar4t#,.Aff It 9t eit cmh t-oicrr Clerk of the C-rcuil Court, Somirn't Coonly. Fk7104 in Accordance with the pfl!iv itiont Of h#m# Sf,0 11 fUfe4, VS ft F lorwa the Fictitious to Slalults Wit: III S: I; r., m 0 6 H uqrhes SOI property Cerf-filicale sold to )II ItI5 at 11 CC A P.-I Datel this 3rd day of July, IVIS Arthur `#4 11111FR W . St-A*Ah, jr,, Clerk of the Circuit CoUry "N SCHLEN~ ,iind busy hopping steets Silver oya and the famed I Copenhagen porcelain are I also Perma ne a Starts III' Laaks t/ __ W__ w-__z .-__ ~ --- DE P"13 Anchoring .- ~ ~ ~ i~ ~ ~ ~ ;~ ~ ~ 1 Down .-__ - By Ic!A Creel. FoW Dtou,ty ct"k AvmInqS III. E P "~ — - - Fixed . _______ . -' %- _______ I - . __________ - (1~ Chairs - • 1I is Tuxedo Feeds dun trip at I - -- IN 7-- 1 .__ I- Sfqps 834-0600 friendly service to all of our 9 ,. . -- 7 Day cruise from Miami ~. to Puerto Plalo.- Dominican ? 0 I I __________ 9 NEW L USED PARTS * INSTALLATION !gr I I GEORGE * oofn MOA C. HEARN . - ~xe-RE...-" HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED : STO . 0 ST. 2624 __ __ Sanfora, Florida - ___ 11111111111111111111 Sfokt. July 0. 15, 72 79. 197S holict is hitreby given that I d1f) engaged in business at 003 E, 251m 90-DAY GUARANTEE Florida under the ficliflous name of R, V M A I . to register said name with ''c • 24 HR. WRECKER ER SANFORD 323-1329 9 FREE ESTIMATES Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sern;mie ~ County. Florida in accordance *,1h tv- 'he provisions of Me - - I - -- _N .1 ELECTRIC COSTS $ ,, ~=_._ ~_ ,A - I - FiClifto-I ame Statutes. To Wit: Secton 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 S. Mary Sell Publl5h July IS, 72. 79, A ug 5. I97S DEP 90 FICTITIOUSNAME engaged in business at 501 Oakhurst -. (,j111 4! (i '14 - 1 . WALLETS-JEWELRY ni 'rniir'iji e UI I UVPLIJ ARE glagestw t \ \\\%\ io I WHOLESALER' ~ ~ 11111,~ I NOW 410 ~ I LOCATIONS1 GEORGE AVE., - MAITLAND W. OAX RIDGE out of house - . fifil een-cent notebook can be a diary, appointment calendar, log- book, expense account, address book and A and home - ... III . Commissioners _;~-v__F,IIL_ I - 277.0125 I I eMIRRORS INSURANCE if you've got termites Notict is hereby qiven that I w. , "Ohord in business at ?S je.%rii F I 3r, jj 1~enrilmolel[ounlv. Florida under t-le fictitiOut name the trouble-shooters, now, of WLLElls 14 before costlV damage is done ;rea:m They war as U virovisions of SR721% Filed EZ Payments . 00 Senkarik so Daily I I Do" Fm I & Glass A Paint Co., Inc the Te we work faster. Get help! Eniergericy Service PH. 322-8e6S - the Fidttrj PI , , -- r tc-dA StaluteA 1957 = - - I Sanford' s Oldest And Largest Company Sanford ""'FLORIOA1 - -i-#-.- ARRIVEA11VE, "_ m _____ -m _~.~ I - - - - --- - - --- — --- --- r 323-71 14 _____ - ,_ - - - - - — —3 _—, ?I0MagrioIiaAi,q I&I 1 T __ ~_ ~~ _____________~ - k! Ave. - - - - 7 - - __7~II71L -----.-- - P.nli,,?I July I C IS % ,,- ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. 2S62 S. Park ~_- Dr. P I 04 mun 1 1 a~ - -- the rircuit Crourt. Seminole Ccurity LOW RATES 11- , .. - - - --,-., - - ~ - --- I_,-~_ : wt-tiV V - - - - - "t", AUTO . --C* ~ =~-_ -__ Arthur k4 Brckvii.tpi jr 202 S. Park Ave. - ---a --- - 7_ Chiii;rmlAri 0 1 __ I SW% Agam I SHOPPING CENTER) T~ Seminole Court ii, F 1 cr o i M _ r . ,III r erelt c i!y . 111111- __ ____ ___...___--_~ - 1 -__—— - as soon mere.iffer as DI t_ RD. eART SUMIES •GLASS For Every Purpose _~_i_ -~r " ii -_ - ~--,-_-. --- -~, Iz!h- (BEHIND PURPLE IM , W-1 - - ci ?t'C Courthouse Irfoed Fr It I THREE CONVENIENT pain. 7 . - -L. Section 3119 3 Further deScribed I I . A tI .' ;'• --,'-',t' -: -.j I. 4,. 1, .0 - - '- Brclge -,'i , FLOREDA FISH !r ermites g, 1111110% Islands, San Juan, TroveI Tips: . -S to conduct request Agriculture Zone on the follow rj Sanford ~v !,.ff - ,-A 1 ' - - ' '7' ' f'- '_ i". do-scribed prowly. - .- .- Florida. will hold a public hesring to Ph.323.7"0 -,/ l COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS Noticeof Public Hearing The Board of County Corn misiloniers of Srmincle CotIont", WESTERN STORE Flobseson III - OFISM4 a', S Daniel R Hnklt consider UI II TO P ublish July IS 77 29 Aug ; SUNHANDLERS OF SEMINOLE 834 1811 '' CASSELSIRRY IHLIvE oaxs BLVD Blk No of 4111 off 11-12 Acrins from serriiiiiI 10notte BINGOFEEDS Irom1S up rJ \ 1110 - i -' _-T- _ _ . - SANFORD, FL lI?,,: tci 1 W FIRST ST LEATHER GOODS / I I •l- ., -i UNHANDLERS OF SANFORD 322-0076 j0"glII"" it Al ,. . "me with the Clerk of Me Cifcu-1 Ine F i ctitious Name Statutes, FAIDE & EAT , accordance , I-I WA St. Altarncette Springs, Seminole County. Florida under the fitti?iøu 3me of JO 4 CONTRACTORS and triat I Intend ?u register sa ti Cour, Seminole County. Florida vi REDUCES 0 Haiti. Sept. 6.13-&434 : . _% 6_b Joy DEP II "L'CA LMA Republic, St. Tthirnas, U-Zi. Virgin . I *'11 -- 1.—.--_____ Publish - S RECHARGE ALL MAKES IL Parking Available. . Pel Supplies rej;ft DeWy Clerk -,j ElpetionceNtitnury "52M. 0"." world. Ample - N * Veget able Plants call - 9:30-5:30- Sat. 10-2. Cruises arranged anywhere In the ad I iii Our Sth Year ___ - By~ . - HATS-SPURS ~ CARIBBEAN FLORIDA . *Tac ?me th Arthur H Clerk of the (rr' ' Cr'- r? I - 13 lost . - ~ ~- • SADDLES - GUN BE LTS INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave., _ for manded in the Complaint here n WITNESS my hand and seat of Haut & f11R#1T(1Rj ob you tered against '•-•'uis__J tourist altractlons. Plan ~ 1q* KIRKCOFINELL. Boa 1537, Winter Park. Flor-a SUN in. Other York City. your ~~ N. 32719. and file the original with trI ITH THAT STUFF THAT GOES ON WINDOWS , CASSELGIQRY, KIRK Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 7th day of August, 1915 otherwise a judgment may be cvi — Ff** Gin W(ailifiI $249 50 nt tropical clothing. but in ~i FurnituroiLotalsware OBILL HOME 9 UNiT I as per plot recorded in Attorney for plaintiff at Post Otfico 2035 HWY. 17.92 - MAITLAND, FLA $34 2010 arew"" Wanted -.- Europe is filled will,m ilr)'Y I . .o.,_ NORTH Pla t Book 17, page 31. Puc Records of Seminole Couril t., Florida . uMi Large Se lectionf Pott" & Statuary I Exhibition In Copenhagen Of , ~*. ~p ~ &4& til : Baby Chic ks 0 Low Cost Skirting 0 Carports EXOTIC PLANTS I. . automatically' ~i 1 G. has beien filed against you. ard vow . . Block are required to serve a copy of your written defenses thereto, it any, Specializing In: Bylo Baby and China Doll In A- slops 0 flax linens pewter china a the entire ihoe stock. Men's boots — buy 1pr.attheregularPriCe-2ndimOr 2 pricel &I BLVD. SERVICE & REPAIRS Not just a seie-0 group of Shoes but -- - SEMINZILA Ii F - 4 1 -- - 2606 Orlando Drive .., ftC WVIbIildIA5 Fr,nrjmftII53 ' . great shopping centers of Furope and if you like to you will have a great Fertilizers CASSF.aERRY - - I -- kits with easy pattern Wallellasket., hagen is me ot the r —_-- [P PRODUCTS ;WC Notice is Pierby given that I am tifiralss shall be redeemed ac (J%1[AU1UAU1 ' 332 1*74 _. . 39, ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 5 ' . I, Seminole County Florida , Back HEREBY NOTIFIED tgage on the followinq pfoirtfty - authentic reproductions of the - 0 ETHEL BART 1461 YOU ARE The Original Solar Control Film peratures In Copchagen are — L _. Be Mile, Address Unknown CaseItt'erry, Fla I C111111.11111. Uniess su~h ceflificatt of C,v DpilenIrvin!" - .tmt'.s.,,nin'tj.ipI ISILd V'IIIII . In,1) ftlUI.'U .~ o P14-n! ft, V. • Ph. 322-6707 Swing Wing -V_.-7,=~~_4__-__.m&---- ~_ ____ - _______ - FEDERAL that an action to foreclose a mot i - I ti~.i)~~7i-_~~ - CIVIL ACTION NO 15 IllS CA 5 F NATIONAL AA0Q , KEENE MECHANICAL, INC. Enjoy the nctalgia of yesterday with an old- . - At of Said fO 11y being in YPte OEO IS) ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED L,,.. 1`11 w IsUsed Fur n,lwre J- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR mi JUJiç A. fashioned doll. Choose from ' AND SIR . - - 111' s I ~~ "Itiuseful- -- Publish: June 2,i. juiy 1. 6. IS 1115 P HONE 323-9092 BUY DIRECT FROM THE ~~ N, Q'- c, 13 W* %W" NORM CHENEY Creole Blair, ffIIYfb Sanford, F la. - ., ~, II Richardson and Efta RiCPiVdSOfl 3936 DAVID M. ARMSTRONG anti BARBARA A. ARMSTRONG, wife. I •lip'T 'I1iii'r111111111. IIII . ' . AID 320 S. HW . 17 & 92 I GARDEN Ov 322 " ,,' There 919 E. 2nd St. EOUIPMENT Roulle 426 V FOR MORE DETAILS I 144wvwqqolt enen TI probably your best buys. 48;if 11 I - S- - HIGHWAY 11." t,~,q. PEA MART I Out Patient I herapy SANFORD PLAT , L - , - v t Appt Vt= a $ CUT I - ~ PADOK I PAGES 56 TO III 112, 113, Pres Ident For C IRCUiT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PORTRAITS F - . fSEAALr:hurH Beckwt,, Jr THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SPECIALISTS IN - allabi - a% ." j . I .1 -. m A WITNESS my hand and thC seal of June #0, I9/ COUNTY. FLORIDA .i 1: nrnai CALL 834-8776 1 I - lil"ib. . ' Private Patients - VA - Medicaid RETAIL Detot. , 11ption of Pr@W:y — * ~__-T . 0 t I WHOLESALE . -I Section "s oo F for itia staivies i9si, Inuantre IM . S LAWN - e ':•' ' ' '' and 24 Hour Nurstng Care For ACCESSORIES 46 . r - N001LIO*TION- - 11 Copenhagen's - 01 foliovI (r - rtA-(,1ft - -- Notice is hereby given ,hat I am . NURSING I issuance, the 4 , HEARING Aet?wrijdDii*-D.itay1, IA window-shopping DUDA AUTO PARTS OVIED_0 191ACTOR "i CO the Clerk of the Circuit Cotirt, ftscription a! the Property. and the cordAnce with the pfavis#onii of thr m _. this Court on ADVERTISING - - - - - TEST -' . - !_~_- I , where your friends are" Ph.123-4630 -, . . - - - - - I FREE HEARING -~, - IN-. ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ tbct Benlam1n F Carty Jr or Evelyn I intend to register said names with and Daily8. -- *# . - .. . - I ~ ?#"& f. Pubc Recordsof Seminole County $1000 2635 SANFORD AVE., SANFORD -- WEDDINGS PORTRAITS plete.- ADV. 1.S9 16 $ • n • - Blair, and com 0 1400 W..First St. - i Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF APPLItATION 13 - . _1._ GardenLand - •. Electric. STPPING STONES DEO-154 -, 1, 'he minimum amount of Friday 96 Phone 3233566 and Simulatel Petrified Wood Florida Publish: June 24, July 1, 1. IS. 191S DEO-114111 V - had accidents. and need an SR frorn an accident, through Thursday, to $ _______________________________________ Seminole ! - PATIO STONE SERVICE - -- POPCORN GENEVA AIR CONDITIONING SALES -. - -- insurance premiums with low oil. And you can't do without its, monthly paymentsto get the best bargain for y our Tn protec t the driving public money . Tte Blair Agency has from t he financial disaster that hours to tilt you — ?day may result . — ~__ ~_ . - _~_ _~ rding to the ptat thereof a'. recorded In Plat Book 16 Page 91 will allow you to finance your operating expense as gas and 3OBSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322-2611 whatever $500 V MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HAIR STYLING - further delay. Miter a Having liability insurance reasonable downpayment, they has become just as much of an 5 Powilar Colors Sheriff CIrI of the Circuit Court . Enloy cool, clean air wiffia Carrier room air I ~ . - - - - necessary protection Without Better Than Any Other , TI.. SI, , ,. Newspaper ,n The World. ROOM AIR CONDITIONER E x ecu,.*n. Arthur Pt Beckwith. Jr. . News of Seminole 'C"Ounty SI the terms of mid Writ of . SWEAT I* NO 1.1 - -I II - "Itt Court. this 3rd day of July Iii, 5 without insurance (which is a 32 tiling to keep their driver's risky business at best) Blair license. They also offer cornAgency, 202 S. Park Ave., petitive rates to those drvers Sanford can help you with the with clean driving records The Herald Covers The Local I - you are one of these per- place those motorists who have Caunty Courthouse in Sanford, Central Oil with Air Condi t onerand Florida the above describe') Fireplace - RangeS. DtvwAthec sons Disposal - Full Speaker R&d o That said tale as being ma de to I II $350 - - 0 records. They can also help If . - The propef-Iy proceeded ,iqansf is c!Picribed as follows. BY .--' Nowadays when people are home The 14 sail boat txasts a Hathawa Fiberglass The carports and boat houses demanding the most for their Products eliminates the middle beam which gives the handier hard earned dollars, fiberglass man, and allows consumers to more leverage making it are constructed out of products are much in demand. purchase their products perfect for either small or large fiberglass shells which are strong and The reasons are simple. directly from the manufac. waters. It comes with a 100 per lightweight, Fiberglass is strong, light turer. All this means extra cent Dacron sail, mast and all durable, reuseable from one weight, durable, versatile and money ln your pocket, and the rIgging. Its cockpit is location to another, practically # easily repalred. But it's not getting exactly what you or. designed to held three people maintenance free, termite easy finding a manufacturer dered. They also distribute comfortably. and since INS sail proof, waterproof, acid and oil who is diversified and doesn't their products to tetallers. boat is first class all the way. proof, non-Corrosive stick to onie line in f!berglass Among the impressive list of why not order It in your favorite weathertight, practical, low , manufacturing. cost and attractive. They are by color, items manufactured Hathaway F I berglass perf ec:Ifor a wide range of usies. Sanford's own Hathawav Hathaway Fiberglass Product In addition to quality Fiberglass Products located at are a 14' sailboat, 14' family Products mobile home steps 1673-Hangar Rd., Bulldlng 149 fishing boat, mobile home will assure you a safer climb no manufacturing, Hathaway In the Sanford Airport. Is one of steps, liberqlass carports and matter ~hat the conditions. Fiberglass Proclucts boasts - those hard to come by boat houses, septic tanks and Modern In desIgn, the steps are quality repairs of fiberglass manufacturers. Owned by spray tanks. The list won't end of one piece construction which products with emphasis placed Frank Hathaway. with the there. Plans are now underway eliminates all nuts and bolts mainly on fiberglass boat expertise of Gene Bew, to manufacture a 10' John boat which would get rusty and repairs. * Hathaway Fiberglass Products which will be useful for fishing. sharp, endangering bare feet. Stop at Hathaway Fiberglass manufacturei a long 11ne Of rowing and even sailing. Slipping and sliding due to Products located at 1673 fiberglass products which are Their most popular items are moisture are gone, thanks to Hangar Rd., Building 149, In the Indicative of their knowledge the sailing and fishing boats, the non skid textured surface on Sanfcrd Airport to see their and experience. both of which are fully these steps. Their modernlslic boats and other fine products, Having only been in business guaranteed for one year. The design enables them to enhance or call 3fl-8870. Either way, the since June 1974, they have i4' f1shlng boat is a semi V the beauty of any style mobile savings aire yoursl - ADV. already established a rounded shine boat, The V huh reputation for quality work. - enables the boat to handle well They attribute their success to in rough waters. It features a good rranagemont, variety and balt well, livewell, and two long experience, seats for riding comfort. . - s you that any before your vehicle inspection person who owns, operates, sticker Is Issued. before July 71o, 1975 and file ft original with fhe clef k of this Cour' 323-0161 PERMANENT WAVES i - I, HEATING & for cash, without limitalk-%, the foito* specific Items of Personal prooerty - ,--.. , -- key force ,or thiair driving and person put off the day when ___________________ in , ~._ - the Insurance business of G"ie suspended. "iyou must show because, they feel they rinnot dr!vefs, ages 16 through 25. Blair. and made it successful. proof of liability insurance pay the cost of such Insurance. with good or poor ing' Il'i nd For 5 Years Genie remi or before July 21st, Seminole County. Florida, more ' Guaranteed In WrIflng action Filidietal , - OW AIMW-. - TrIefeia Godinho, nis wife YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Grace L;cs hiS wife Dolfendant f or a foreclosure of a wtich aforeiaid Writ of Execution tgagehasbnfiI.airfyoiJand was delivered to m* as Shqitf of you a'e requir ed to serve a copy Of Seminole Cot', Florida, and I your wrt"m defrInsirs. if any, to it on .— 511t~ , The Blair Agency invites you must have II&III insuriance in Florida mvsl fare. Yet many to compare their pricn before n III maIntains, or uses a motor W. GREENE, III *hose _________ - 01M Plaintiff, vs William Lycans and RALEIGH v7i II •i;- tltor)GtneBew,alxi Frank llalhawa)ofHflthawayFlbergjassprocJucts .you buy any Insurance. Blair Products which have gone into registration prIvIlegies may be they got liability Insurance specializes In helping young unkno,vn. r- - 1 1-I ____ .k -N: abundant vehicle In the State of Florida every driver or owner In I e d 9 e . professionalism are ~,iiir RAYL. his wife iiiihow a-icress is help, Only Authorized March. AD 1975, n that certain LYNN wish to A 4 ::Z~ .I t%~-! kOTICE OF ACTION ROOF Df)QJ COATING . •. I- I- - __~ zam ~ - - --... - s3'•'. - * I The Seal of the Circuit Court of JOSEPH MOBILE HOME . AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc. bvi - -- •- -- ~___ ,A ( What makes shopping a Contemporary has about temporary include potting soii, environment mentioned at the ll pleasant experience? A Corn. every kind of plant Imaginable, plant food, InS*ct1c1des for both beginning of this article is plete stock. low prices, helpful and they specIalize In erotic indoor and outdoor use, and accounted for by nature being salespeople, convenient plants. There Is a wide range of fertilizers In great varlety, as little disturbed as possible location? Yes, all of these, and cactus and sucCuents. Areca Macrame hangers in all colors when the garden center was when you add a unique and palms, Scheleffera frees up to and designs await your built. Original trees and other interesting environment 13 ft.. Araiia palms, Fishtail selection, natural objects were left unshopping Is not only pleasant palms and Chamaedorea Beautiful statuary for both disturbed by the construction. but downright enjoyable and palms. Inside and outside the home is Five different greenhouse exciting. A wide range of planters is offered, including Oriental and sections housing various Such a place Is Contemporary available, Including pots in animal statuary. There are varieties of plants. shrubs and Garden Center, located on Hwy. wood, bamboo, clay, redwood fountains and concrete tabio flowers make shopping or 17.92 In Maitland. It is owned hanging baskets, wrought iron sets as well as patio tables, browsing an exciting and enand operated by Barbara and stônds, white cylinders for Decorative stepping stones for joyable experience. its Iikc Bob Hicks, who have been In plants and wood birdicages for lawns and walk ways are picking out your plants in the their present location for 3 plants. Fern wood pots, monkey available in various shapes and woods and forests of their YC4tS planters especially good for sizes. natural habitat. Contemporary carries a wide succulents, driftwood planters Contemporary boasts the So for an enjoyable and ex. selection of plants, pots, garden complete with plants or sold lowest prices around on pot- ciing shopping experience visit supplies of all kinds. They boast separately are also Irl large tery, according to Barbara and Contemporary Garden Center the largest selection of garden supply at Contemporary Bob. They make some of the and ask Barbara or Bo to show goodies In Cer.Irai Iorda and Garden Center. concrete and glazed clay pot- you around. You're sure to find have the best pricas around, Other house and garden tery themselves. things you need and want at according to Barbira and Bob. , suppfles carried at Con. The unique and Interesting prices you can't resist. - ADV. A D iV qu ) Sanford. Florida THE . - ____ ___________ - r vers ust Hove Insurance A Lowe e r Fare w,ipth Blair Flagship Bank of DEO 143 - ., - PICTIJREDABOVEISROBERTHICK .. .owuerof Contemporary Gatden Center SINGER APPROVED DEALER j .l k Sanford, Florida. nnI. and III# the PA.. •tto?neyS for the plaintiff, orig;MIwith the Clerk Of the a bov e tose address if 1316 Barnett Bank styled Court on or before July BuildIng, Jacksonville, Florida 1973: otherwise a default and Complaint. - '- t Petersburg Florida 317'I On NM CR6 4 am ;-_ _____ r - 'r - - it ,~., JR.. of STFNSTROM, McINOSH, Attorneys f or ----_- ,' .L. _ See our new line FABRICS . 1 ,i -4w-7 , written defenses. if any on NED N, aft required to serve a copy of your b .I_yS• Z.- CASE NO 75 129) CA 2$.D In re. Adoption of J AM E 1,t STEWART KLINGLER and County. Florida. ____- N .'_.,_," _' r10,_ __ - d.manded In the omp4aint or Call CORPIELIA F BLACXWELL hiS FLORIDA Detendant CATERING CUSTOM CATERING TO FIT ANYONE'S BUDGET DINING ROOM AVAILABLE IN EVENING$. SEATS 1144 PGOPLE .- _* - PublIS1I June 2A. July 1. A. NOTICE OF ACTION if TZ1 iAvORiTE SEER OR WINE 13th St. & Sanford Ave. -- 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fla. 32807 COMPAPiy,a Florida corpora tion. DIED 151 Planhiff, V1 r IN THE CIRCUIICOURT it, AND voitle. . andycuarerequ redfoseryeaccp of your wrItten defen.es. ii any, to t on RALEIGH W. GREENE. It whose aad:,a;s Florid Photography '.*4 - " HERBERT L BLACKWELL and . . ;, ANDCAIERING 1155.3:00 MONDAY-SAT. HOT DAILY SPECIALS MEAL MICHELOB 04 jHE5 _t__~._ - _ ~~_ I - - - .1 . _ -, ..! - , , : Public Records of Seminole Count III, , I - - i!li __ _______ ii El hi In The Ace Hardware Bldg. -" tQIOC - Lol! 25, WINSOR MANOtI. according to the plat thereof a~ ___ L 1* -I SERVICE STATION - _H ac:ion for a forecIo'ure of .1 mor Vi . _____ .- ________________ Attorneys for Petitioner Post Office Dra"f Z - Tr,,Roadtf A 1- TIEN FOR SEMINOLE I Is I t4 4 / "jbA _________ __________ • . -. "'Bu6bl n.h i IIFA hID "j i1lh4( - I 1; 4 I __ __ lz , Defencsanis NOTICE OF ACTION ICJ LAPiY M MCPllMNtJ Arc address Is co Brookwood Hotel Prop. tPlo O1) 7)10 Peachood '- U Ph 321 0780 2105 Elm Sanford " s Planlit - . ' -I FEDERAL _____________________________________________ ! " I ' kO T - - 1 "'! ti® ' --- tI - _______ - ~ Joy Stokes PJI ,, * I 1. I T.Ispbon. 2774481 FACTORY AUTHORIZ(D (Seafl ~ I --- t("i 3I rt . I . --- - -- OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. _ I - ____" *.- - ._. us- _______ . ._Y:~--_a. 4 ~ III .I -I — - - __ III- . -• E 9 ; - - !LORIDA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an i Make your selection and register Your pattern with . _______________________ ___1 Lk I v. ' SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ASE NO. 15-1191-CA-69-A vs classic Styling, and - County Courthouse in Sanford. f'd, Florida 32771 on or before the ' will be .11J for Its sparklir.g — 1$ THE CIRCUI1 COURT FOR 4, Ph. 32)0O49 ( I CRYSTAL Notic e — 4 ' ,1'! ' r . - -h) 2593 S. cnnfod Ave. _" Makes Trouble Free Ite s -1 1 Florida. the above described per 7TstdsyofJuty.1975.orotherwfsea DALY uOStorja '.1' Hat away Fiberglass Products ho Pping In The Woods r OHM I hathaway BOAT. I —0 - ¶ I Id I ~ I 10 — t", / Legal Elegance To Every Home ... COSt SSthflO th ifl Fernss Potted Plants •Hanging 1) 0 0 L 0 0 1h -9 , SPORT Seminole County. Florida. will At defensive pleadings with the Clerk of 11 00 A M an the nrd day of July, theCircuit Courtin and for Seminole A D 1115, offer for Safe " sell to County. Florida. and serve a copy tho hiathest bidder, for cash. Subject thereof on Petitioner'% attorney. to any and all existing leins. at The Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland & Front (West) Doir of the Seminole Mite. Post CIffict Drawrer Z. San nI pro?y 1 tu 11 S - , V fine craftsmanship. COMPARABLE TO THOSE REGULARLY PRICED AT $395 - __ £ 4 I . • '21 S" . - C__, T ____ - Contemporary Garden Center FACTORY SECONDS "I"I 11 Add A Touch of ..- t'I t~, ! yy_ 1_~"" ld 11:4.0 1 C I if a@ E - ILvA I A COUPLE yr ___- ____ I _______________ One - Bi w M 32111111 - and the - t being located l' Seminole County, Florida. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31. 5 A s*orn PetItion for Modification more particularly described as having been filed regarding your ! follot.s. - ______ ___ (1) Graco No 333 Airless former marriage to JAMES D. i[ I'--- -- - __1 AVRETT, In the Circuit Court in and Spray * Accessories I This merchandise bei ng stored at for Seminole County, Florida the Mullint S'ieII Highway 1797 sr'ort title of which's IN RE THE Casselberry Florida. Additional MARRIAGE OF JAMES D. Wit inforrnation avalIIefromtneCivil AVRETT. Hutband. and GWEN-Division of the Seminole County OYrPECICT YO these Smeriff's Department, 1 0 SPECIALS Hwv 1 7- 11 L Samford Plaintiff. vs John T Nolan. THE STATE OF FLORIDA Defendant. which aforesaid Writ at GWENDOLYN JANE AVRETT WHOSEQES!DENCEISTHE CITY j Execution was dt4verti c. Slqi'Itf of Seminole County, Florida, OF SAVANNAH, COUNTY OF and I have levied pon thE following CHATHAM. STATE OF GEORGIA. I - - _____ ___ --- _ i- _____ �- -- Evening Herald Sanford. FL Tuesday. July - is, 17S-.4B __________ _________________ 31—Apartments Furnished Answer to Previous Puzzle S TONIGHT' Jumble __________________________ I I TV suffix 40 Vexes çjJJ IOICIEI to T HiAlltt rTE11-jt E LL1!.II 11 DSCCfri 12 Hardy heroine 19 Swap 21 Was perched 23 Full amount 24 Stinging insect 25 Clip off 28 Scatters 27 Slippery 28 Being ILatini 29 Seed 37 M3SCU"(' appe:laton 39 Possess 41 Weird 4? Throes 43 Sorrowful eclamatori 44 Location 45 Hand part 46 Papal name 18 Jud.ci3t b,'rcb 49 Medcr ConcentratIon 34 Felon( JIlEIJul Wednesday MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6.8) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise - jjJ _Is 8:30 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2,8) Today Happy Days IAI 800 (2, 6. 8, 9) Soyuz Launch (44) Tennessee Tuxedo (35) Viclory At S e,i 8-30 (44) Andy's Gancl 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five.O (13) Carolina Country (24) Nova (35. a) Movie 9:30 (13) Dante's Inferno (9) Ma rcus Welby (13) Zane Grey '' 7:30 JII , lI JJJIl l JJJ lJllJ . . JIM 'Ia 0 JillIJIIuiip (9) BCZ0'% Big lop (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News YOung And (6) Restless Eyewitness (24) Firing Line (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Jackpot (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2, 8) Marble Machine (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (44) Lost In Sc 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) WOTT Sports And Travel Turns World (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2,8) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acre's Friday ______________________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ ___________ ______ 1 or erwna - - - --- -_ __ -______ - - - _____ I (OY PARTY DEMONSTRATOR Inv es t your time, not your money. 4 - ' c' . - Needed, body & tender man National Auto Sales 323.1011 (24) Family At (44) Lucy Show War 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (4) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Bill Moyers Journal 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) FeelIng Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Gomer Pyle , -. . Lecithin! Vinigarl 861 KelpI OW all four In one capsule. Ask for — VP4+, Foust's Drugs. area. Must have positive altitude and like to work with people. For :;, ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help you to meet the right person lust for yo,. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: s. 2732710. flOOfl or 3 to 6 p.m. appl. call _. V---- 5-Lost & Found _______- . In S470 between 9 and rtft,ifl time ea rnings, day possible. demonstrat i ng pa tented new hand t oo ls. Ev er y pvrson using tools prospect. Call Marketing Drector 9621412 for full detMts - - TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS % . . kv , r A -A - 29—Rooms 6—Child Care - __ press conference be moved his Baseball World, Lhen joins people will stop at noWng — Zompleto child care services. New Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE Petroleum Terms Silence explains a thousand frolin 9 to 11, "becalLse I don't Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek inurder included — for that SEEK & FIND' 1 DIDDLE DAY CARE. thoughts. In his first encounter get up that early." Then Mel for the play-by-play and kind of loot, as McGarrett A BABY'S WORLD with the press after leaving showed up late, but Dick commentary. discovers tonight. E X P 1 0 R A 10 R Y W E I L. S H H Car. for infant 's to age 2 only. 101 E. CBS for ABC, Fred Silverman Gautier, who plays Robin fl St. In "A;1ph 10-11 CBS HARNABY JONES 6-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAY R E T R 0 1 E U MIR N 00 M E U L B was asked if any shows on in the Brooks series, "When ABC's new fall schedule had Things Were Rotten," carried "Fish and the Fins" Rerun "Bond of Fear" Rerun When a ings to Eat 9—Good Th AR D A I E C H U K U S P A R T I I 0 ______________ philandering husband dies Vt'hena big rock group comes been offer ed and turned down town, Richie has spread the mysteriously at a party in his ZNAPORJMACBASWONGXY by him at CBS. He quickly I' H oney ABOUT TONIGHT: wordthathehasam inwlththe ownhome,hlswlfebecomesthe 1801W. 3rd St.. Sanford replied : "No." But, whe n Fred ZONROG ISHEXEXRQUAFO 322-5017 8-8:30 CBS GOOD TIMES group. The group is played by prime suspect. But she protests was asked If any series he had ' ' conwiltted to development at Rerun Michael comes home contemporary favorities, Flash her innot-trice Rnd hires BwAl KAPHIBTNE IRNELSON shorthand required Full lime CBS might wind up on future with an assiglurient from 36001 Cadillac and the Continental naby to solw the mystery. permanent pos ition, good benefits ABC schedules, Silverman to w rite about the man he most kids. Ills Friends figure RichIe for experienced person. Call APOILOSOYUZLAUNCIIING . a lot of should be able to get them in He gets grinned slyly and remarked: admires AAPVILURBGB bC lOSER Cardinal Industries for an in. suggestions, which cause some close to the rock stars. terylow. Sanford 371 0720 "No comment,” There will be an earlyTRBNORAAEUGHEYZRXUO ripples in the blissful . the 8:W9 CBS A-S-H Iterun It's niorning IV coverage of No , Auto Mochar~lc A0RTA4RTfloy I PNC I DAC DIAUNG AROUND: During hmsehold. In the end, Michael NaflonalAuioSale's other Russian lilt-off, but American any like silences all of them, because payday, and press week for ABC Gabe323-4011 ZRUTHRLEKROBINHZUIZ the nun he achnires most is — service installAon, it mearw corre3pondants will not be poker night. But a chain reac- pennitted at the site scheduled his fa ther, Z I' V R E D I 0 0 1 1 W B E B 0 P H N have his own series in the fall, ADVERTISING between 8.9 a.m. Russian the tion of events also "Kotter: Welcome Back," did S-to.c,unclugjon NBC AWStar campsite uide-down. tecnicians wii operate the RWILDCATWEI,LSJONUFU SALES his nightclub act for the TV Baseball Game. The annual cameras and feed the picture The Ev ening Herald has an openinc editors be fore the press con- star binge wi ll be telecast from M EYRE VOCE H V RADNO C E S 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVE-O back to NASA at Houston for in the classif led department for a telephone sales person. ferertee . . . And when Mel County Stadium, Milwaukee, "Ring of Life" Rerun Five rare distribution in this country. DAGRUB I IACXEGNOLRUF Brooks conducted his press tonigni with the best of the Figurines fi"om the Vale of Live, on-the-spot coverage of If your have some sites experIence session, he a lso went through National Iague versus the Kasmir have disappeared and the Merlcan launching wiil be selling on the and would enl IUD'ucUou: The hidden aames listed below appear forward. reutines for more than an hour, tops backward. up. down. or dLsgosally In the punk. Find each the American 1ague. the reward for the return is a at 3:30 this afteoon. fl telephone, please call Bob Markey. Advertising Director. hidden same and bet U a U shown: after first insisting that his Joe Garagiola precedes It with cool million dollars. Some nctworks will cover. 137.7411or 111.1993 RARv1 Iinovenw arsuvDw"n!,Dy , 4r spensei 323911" ", $I .. one room, furnished. private an. trance, bath & parking. ,sfter 5 P m in-iiisin -. .; - - Debary, Adults Lovely large I bed room, air, ideal for retired persons. 372 605 , I GUSHERS ROUGHNECK EXPLORA1ORfIELES PRORATION DRY HOLE OILTRAPS DERRICK OIL POOL WILDCAT WELL TOMORROW: Washington, D. C. 6. & , ,,n%,,He1p win the t-4— ... MARCH - OF bull iMILY <111 Spir Ing Is her* and lt*s a good time fo choose a new home f rom the page's DEAR READER - The diet isveryimportantincontrolllng cholesterol and blood fats I tr igl}'Cerides). It helps but Is not adequate in some cases. In general. I don't believe in using DI ,, ii Iliu. ,,,,. ,. .uy ii, nih's in ntate' r" ns.rp4c ,, cholesterol should go up. Or. why can't I have ,'stromid-S to help me' I have never had any serious illness and do feel fine. My blood pressure Stays about 130. Are there any serious sid effects from these pitl.s? of enrrpr'tlnu .. rn.,wuf • Alf . .- toni' * 2M3 Park Dr. ---.- LAKE MARY— 7 OR. CO, small siding, eittres gAlOfe You . .. With Something For Everybody. . SANFORD'S NEWEST * Gardens 7 —a Luxury Patio Apartments - J ~ carriage Cove F.dult Clubhouse ,j I ww(,l. a.-, -, Chapter 30 ,, Hwy 1797 Meetings - 9° Wed A.Sat 1505 W. 251h St. SANOD . LOT overlooking Lake Crystal, '°° a'w -', ."',.'-, ' ll lty mtg 323 6602. ____________ Ahoy Mates! to Buttons .. - AMERICAN I LEGION Men IWomen's Wearing Apparel 75c, this week only All Soul's Sharing Center, 517 Sanford Ave. Open mornings I .111 111 No Security Deposit ., .4 I - IH11 ;c1 1111 II ','rruri'..a AUCTION JULY 19 - r ,..A V , I; FIF ~., nero e'.nx.eai.0 ,.w." 71 Adik Afi& It thewlifte 1;X 'I Wed 2 L!!i w4ylK lif! Cornpeed*r*, £7 - Rev w:._. 3p 'i'." (,r4 Value - 'jànA'r,1rx-v.*t(Jr &06 }u8 ro4i.'.:h.i 6:41 rnhe1 '- oi GOOD ALL tLri., DAY 1#: Is THE MINE LIVES OF f RITZ THE CAT labor, will de press you Take a ligh theatad shopping (zip or visit some friends If 3'OU can. CANCCR (June 21-July 22) 'IlK, uf the e WA famIly will make your by more pleasant. Pals. ewn close ill get under your skin. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) Your rd Don't on posed a to - FRIED CHICKEN OPEN 0At,.Y 11A.M. Tft. 9 P,M.-tRl, 1SAT. TIL 10-341P. l9PrhAirt. (Hf Iay 17.93 ) So ri lord L M. ... - . / 4 - -'. ''1 .. ' .' 1 is L. I 40 FLEET RESERVE Pre's Mgr Art .1 mall.. 1-h - HI CI 'S HOW IT WORKS: Th purchase $ 114 ItSry Pwmi. of BAint"is.910f ling 2nd Monday- 7003 Club Haurs 3pm R -noo 7 hur your dub or organization WOUIU lIKO TO DC included in this listing call: ..... .,. - TV. Geneva- Paola' Daltona- DeBary. MORE PAMILICS LIVE IN NATIONAL HOIAC.', IsOMIS IN THE WORLD ' THE HERALD 0 __________ CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 LTL 11111111.0.111111 Al'i ___________ lIi Sjyr,torct superior oIiio P'N ANY OTHER =,A1."_—_. , am. . - 44, i' II I . J, 4' ___________________ Air Conditioning Hgme Improvements Pet Care Central Heat & Ar , Conditionng For fr?e estimates. (1111 Carl BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY PET REST INPe ftoa'c3ng&Groom.ng __ ANO QFPAIR% 372 IIU. 1771. IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a car. tee tcxtxv'a CIatlfi..l be's t buys. Pk ??2 el" Registered with the state as Class A Contractor. Home's, additions, 530 5321 or 596-6411 eve's - new - ' - ____________________________________________ - BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTlmtall a water to air heat pumpfree est.. DYKES AIR CON. A small Classified Ad brings big returns Tr y one a'.d see Call 377 2611 or 6)1 W3 2 for 1 FOR COLOR SNAPSHOTS From your Kodicolo' Film - 12 Exp -1399 1 24prints 70 Exp -1619 (4OPrints Add 3k each roll. Postage handling. Circle your choice - enclose (i'm & payment print name & ad. dress. Mail to: DOUBLE PHOTO P0 Bux 43 10 Winter Park. Fla. 37793 Insuktlon DITIONING. 3226177. Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call u's today' Don't delayt Just dial 372-2611 or 131 9993 To place your lw cost Want Ad Lj:owr. ri In We in s tal' sulation Call for free estimates 64* 6419 or 904 736 3796 1,' iijorn - - ... ,and Cleorbsg API AL1IP,c.APDCLEARINC, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine 372 3717 PHOTOGRAPHY by RANDY SEAMAN Wedd ings r4,.,,;,,. tUi, AerIal. Portrait's, Adver. tising 5)) 0406 or 6255566 or day, 373 3983 '''•• "'•-' F STEPSON LAND CLEARING iliIldozlnq. Excavating. Ditch work Fill d.rt, 'op soil 322 fencing FREE Walk Gale allot July With any purchase of chain link or wood fence Lower cost per ft Call QUALITY FENCE An 373 PHOTOGRAPHY BY ED Special is ts 'n outdoor portraits; Also Wedci:ngs Cali for (jetails after '30 11 C&A Backhoe Service L ,,riac fear , nic., till art. ciay, rock All kinds of dcgng HoUSe trail cr's 'stor ed aria movcd 177 IIIi or 431 1195 FENCE __________________________ I _______________ Land Mahtsnance Pr8rSlDre CIebn9 .te. 'or prmssure &Ie.inr.g I i 11,s u li.i.k work. Custom bay baiting, Light clearing 377 $$P after S ____________________________ Home fmprovem&ntj Roofing Expert roof repairs flat roots cs sh:ngIes All work guaranteed' °' "' Lawn Care Utilit Mowing & Edging - y ________ B4III*_j. A"-rri UtItp tlu!dnQS flClud ing floor, delivery, in's'allat,Q,j' Wilily Wait of Orlando 29$ Rea'oriable Rates 373 4050 -- If your r oof is for the birds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn 100PCT SATISFACTION All ti,ipi.s Ict's I. acerage cleored We have top soil. fill dirt. clay, and Shell available. Please call night __________ I Need your oras,.c.t' Prompt and %4A,(( ROOM TO STORE YOURTINt def'e'iaent service 57 and up 377 I WI Pd T £ R I EMS, 9597 SE I "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH WANT AD Phone 372 7211 or 9993 and It frienoly Ad Ysor will rip T Point & Body Work 321 0201 Wilding, roofing and Concrete - y.,, fInishIng, free estimatis. , i,. tr ç' - it.. I,',' r- ..., Ii !tt ,, r .ut çj.r.t A. .. 7347304, alter 6 p IT1, 31) iSvS 11,0 vir A dclvrrv i.i, SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SY STEMS.Call Phil Gon.zalet 303 3733939 'a Well Drilling - - Pest Control _____________________ Carpentry, Remodelng, Aditiø's, Cu2tom Work. Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 60)8 , ' .- AR'S BROWN PEST CONTROL 25.62 Park Drive WELLS DRII LED PUMPS I '' I t 5V5 TEl '. S All types arid sirs We repair and wr'vce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ' I, *, I- 1% '. Shout Sarferd Ave.. $axferW. P1 32;7l ipQl$tnhef'tat your cllvIiilACe l4lt'r Oftic. )fl-68*4 $I4 iiu Cxl, IfJI ___________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU iiii. 0 0I-1(\ktC mu wnv ti ri l.#I'i. ',.r1LL. fran I Tb. horn. Is completely furnished. V4 includes refrigerator, rang., oven and drapes, sod would nor' mafty retail for about p.000. The buyer will 911 frOs delivery sod setup wi thin 100 miles of our inkill. and • ••• .-'- _____________________________ -, Concrete Work Done DrIveways. Walks, Slabs 531 13.16 TIt aucooia starts prorvily at 4 pm. on the Ih BOil 901 hairs early to siamini the Piomi id a" and Our huge s.IscIor of reconditioned mobile Ponies it a' fordable pncss. We'll have enter, tilomiot by a top country band. ft., hot dogs and soft dr swing for a t$nd now colon FHA e VA e CONVENTIONAL __, MODELS OPEN SOON If Cash for good used Furniture & Antiques . STAN'S. 372 9119. _____________________________ ________________________ MOVING-- HAULING-SALVAGE Sonny Brook s 321 C'99a$ter 6PM now wa y M 1972 Mark IV, blue with white viny( top. Loaded Only $4,696 Call Whitey Eckstein. at 322 1651. Dealer ________________ - To cel.bate OW grend opening, the Superior Mobil. Home Show at 260 W H.g'swty 60 in Wnt.t Garden will auction Of a r,cond' uon.d 1973 Gala.,, mobile Pio'vi. 00 Saturday, July 160i But offer over $7 it howroøm, beiarooms. a library. d*A. baftwoom - - .*11114111W V*V wisk hcwevfr you With. w$iea•vef you I a 0 : am takes Uatw I PICifl$ii I bin 1 Ao I I ANTIQUES 1 PliCO1' Housefull CASH 373.4375 - - 196$ Pontiac GTO convertible, IoQ milea ge, I owner, good Condition. 1600 321-0933 _________ ________________________ ________ ______________________ ShouJ.' - . . iie H01110 )t -- the same recep- UBRA (Sept. 3-Oct, 23) Friends will make you the top PISC(Feb,20.March20) It ay. DrI.,l't let this you %ant to %xi,irtnunicli~!gi witit turn your head so much you a friend, write a letter. It's become overly-generous, likely, if you drop over to his SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 22) hmse, he won't be hotne. Yi*ire able toaecoinp&Ishinost unytiang you want today. YOUR usnazsuAY uuaru against occottung too July 16, 3975 cocky and thus offending less capable friends. The coming year will be an SAG FARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. excellent one for you to take a 21) If possible, avoid physical chance where you ha ve been labor or work with tools or afraid to In the past. It will pay machinery today. Sports Be- off In money find h.ippin'ss. b iio * i I ary brOat 1.15 P M Reqtj!,',ratl 15P M or family, rather than pursuing mood Is subdi.ied. You must be tivity would be safer for you. careful that someone in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. self-interest, May 20) authority doesn't m istake your 19) You'll be very nervous In a TAURUS (April You are attuned to verbal or low-key attitude for in- large Social gathering today. Choose a close friend or two. writ te n cn'iirnunlcation today. difference to duties. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Have a qulr't get-together. You must, however, be wary of Sthy in familiar areas ii Inoffending b) thoughtless ac AQUARIUS (Jan ?.)-Feb. 19 o f At work you'll' get linany paLs on GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Otherwise, your lack superior 4 - BINGO - asjr" safl'st's' ~_,4 "The House That 6"irows" What Is it? Y nu r't VW Repair's for It yr's Cor. of S. 'Sanford Ave.'& SiIvtr 1k. Pd, 327 73*3. - Beauty Care 0 )i Sanford37l 1733 __________________ • a13s47o Hwy. 1 7-91 Sanford - 1RIFS 'March 21-April 19) Your day will be happier if you concentrate on helping frienda •.. 11 I MEETIN(, HOROSCOPE ,.... •••l!i4W 1.1 - 11 - Irlto For Wednesday, July 16, 1975 4 SV .. rrtt; POST 5) Hwy I? 92 1 Mil't' South 0! Sanford & good gauge. double smoke stack. Also tools 322 3153 ri nlsnii# off Bows 50% ,.'..--- •.I,.t,I.,, Set your sails on our course and see whi:t lie is nil I i,ivnrs, i Will y You Can Afford. aie 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17-97, Sanf or d. 3376170 _____ L',,j RALPH'S BUG 68-Wanted ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 372-5961 7''c' - - . HOUSE, Dedicated to precisio~ - Harris at SEARS in Sanford 177 .4aiinrs 'Villag GORML,'S E. 46 _____ Lawn Mower's. We Sell The Ao'st & I Service the Pest. Western Auto 301W 1st St _____________________________________ - club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per eek? This is an ideal ___ way to inform the public of your club activities Coming Soon FEED _______________________________ 25 - JAZZ 3?3 1329 __ Sale Due to smoke damage, merchandise corner 3 bedroom,bath $16,900 Existing, 516,300. 7 pct. ._ ____________ Wedding rIngs, yellow gold, large diamond,' C. Cost 5.500. Sell for acri;ice Req Real Estate Broker 372.1)0), 26IO Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 7604 S hwy. 17 REALTOR 3235774 77 y,.p -_'aa J CASH For Your Junk Cars "Buy Direct From Boxcar" _____________________________ ard 10 Arre Tracts of land with irer's Payton Realty ld ' Did you know lKil ~mr . $IJ 35 5 JIM DANDY 24' Lone Star, twin engine, galley, head, trailer *electric wencn $1,500 or bes t offer 377.6001. . COUNTRY HOME SITE Nearly one acre lot in area of fine country home"s. Shaded $73u0 '.ouffi a_a .s. • 21-190 two; ., r! " LAX EFRONT choice I bedroom central air, wall wal! carpet , on _______________________ perienced rider only. In 2026, Double bed, $33; Hutch, 1.3$; Night stand. $15; Low couch. $23; Also 16' SemInole Canoe, excellent '71 VW Super Searle Call 377-5360 condition 10' Hobie Surfboard. 2$4$', Palmetto Ave. 373.7036 room, carpeted ttroughout, all new aoouiances. corner lot. 117,500 I ' l FROM Sales 55--Boah & Axcess(wles ___ __________ Aneillitearoorrinornewitnt sorias excellent ' ."s'. Bring your own home Ot select one from our - ' , 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOU!,ES modelsondisplay. DIRECTIO N S FeMi OvIes Tai. SC 13731 MIlII fast Of H*v it*. G• 0'. Iaxt.,d Ave. _____________________ ' , rn Business .7:3O1stTs, -' STUDIO BEDROOM SUITES SAdult Clubhouse Color TV. Pool Table, Kitchen STeen Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin Ball Machine, POP Machine Running Quarter, 5 yr. old Mare, 1971 Ambassador Station Wagon, good cow pleasure & hunting air, extras, inspected, lo horse. Sofrited, but gentle. Ex. mileage. 5150. 322 34.11 __________________________ 50--Mscellaneous for _____________ - . apartment 515 000 terms. Sale In 9136 mile. Merchandise Near Lake & Town -. ... ake *Laundra Acres for Cash For Your Junk Cars Garage Sale: 15th 1. 16th Turn at _____________________________ Wil'son"s School In Paola, Go L, 67A—Feed French Ave., 3210011 _____ _______________ 1 Bedroom I bath, on 000d garden land, 177.000 HOME & BUSINESS ideal merclal location on Hwy 17 92, . __________________ Bedrooms 2 80—Autos Call after 9 p.m 349-S$62 614-1006 . Furni3Pid lame, 1; bath, covered patio, large rear yard, 521.000 r3'TpØ,Ti. 3 bedroom. liibath, central air, 'split Br plan, wall wall carpet, low down & assume mortgage 176,900 377 4397 - Peg. Apaloosa Stallion, 2 yr's. old, Broke, ready to ride. Very gentle. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN CARRICK REALTY. REALTOR, "I Fenced yard, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. Suriland, $71.000 4 Runs Good ______ real ,'stSt, Included. 536,000. 1 , 1962 Chevrolet Van 66HoflieS COLOR TV, $11.9SMONTpI 54--Garage . Half Doberman, $10 372 1343 ______- Estate 1966 Chevrolet truck. ton. with new, utility body and racks. good ~ shape, good tires 5600 or best offer. 373 6259 acquainted prices for limited mile's. Equipped for service truck time 322 13*7. 349.Si)0. ___________-______ $6S.000 - — 1971 F.100 Ford Super Van, 6 CyI.. Grooming So,ecials now at go?. radio, air conditioner, 10.000 Color TV's from 150; 61W, from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 S. French, 3721731 Drapery & Upholstery Business. Shad Forrest Greene, InC. ' 7701 Term's I refrigerator incluoer4, beautiful trees, nice corner tot with country at,nospherc 517.900 79—Trucks-Tra ilers _______________________________ heat Entertaining area. 137.00D. 3725441 ~ 1. &KE MARY - I bedrooms. range MULTIPLE LISTING REALTCP 377 1991 19195 French 3227)71,3771196,3721964 3371959,3724164 ADULT or FAMILY PARK, Spacious I bedroom, 7 bath home, with family room, c entral air and IN ALL PRICE RANGES Central Florida's Real Motorc'i'cte Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3$f,,'s __________________ trained. 322-4662. ________________________ CHOICE LISTINGS Stemper Realty ________ 0011 storage On busy highway, owner Kish BALL REALTY JI !W. 15tSt, . 53—TV.Radio-Stereo . financing. 1971 Honda, 750 CC. excellent con ditlon, adult owned. Custom. many extra's. Call 571.1257 or may be seen at 1179 Section Line Trail, DiltOna. FURNITURE 65--Pets-Supplies — Kenmore Washer & Dryer, 2 years old, was $450 new, now 5.373 373. 2641 after S. __________________________ Ifl'x120' lot, 1500 sq. ft. on foor of building with 1000 ft. of will assist 78tyc - MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 46—commercial landscaped. 551.500 -------------- Schnauzers, black miniature, all male's, 5100. AKC Peg. 3237310 between 10 & S . 52—Appliances _____________________ _______________________ Free to good home, Miniature KENMORE WASHER, Greyhound Dog, male. well service, used machines ______________________ A B"room. 2 bath. pool, beautifully Rent " ________________________ Near Golf Course mull CAP ROLL'S -___________________ - _______________________ Bedroom home, with c en tral heat & air, all for only $76,500 eneva I - exchar.ge REELS BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Dachshunds Miniature, AKC 145; Table 1. Choirs. Color 1'V I. Stereo Chihuahua's, white male. 37 mo's Also Other items 723 0706 $50 ANIMAL HAi/EH l'iou'sehold furniture Moving Sale. GROOMING & BOARDING Table's, Lamps 1. Accessories. $34.KENNELS 322 5757 516.000 REALTOR 7701 S. French Ave., 371 Peconalfloned Batteries, %1295* Sharrpoomer for only $1 SOper day KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St., 3227333 We steam-clean ca r pets Kish Real Esta te Larry Saxon, Realtor 173 6353 RFALTORS E very GENEVA- - Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 3729411 E,ve. 869.1116 JOHNNYWALKER After 5 3fl 7111 ______________________________ MUST SELL New 3 BR 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER. 3272217 see For aponiniment call 373 9410. for 64--Equipment for 307 East First Downtown . 322-6457 322.7643 Broker, 107W Commercial Sant orcflfl 7111 - - . Community . wall to wall carpet. 5125 month $50 damage oeposit. 703 E 71st St 323 436' after , 01' 10 payments of $9. Set at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER BELAIR— 120- ,Ill'. S4,800 REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR CaIlBart Real Estate A Superb Mobi It Home Bedroom unfurnishe d apt, air: I Sold new for 9349.00. Pay tmlaflCe tracts, several locations, 11.600 to 14.00oper acre. Good term's. Terry - - MOSS IE C. BATEMAN Req Real Estate Broker Other rentals available. - 1 DISABLED AMERICAN •,• Seminole County — 5 to 40 Acre Realty. REALTOR, 6280711. washer, extras. S30,900. 345-3617. REALTORS - 56$ 9738 or SM 2010 Bithlo. We sell &lns'allusedmotors&usedp.a rt s .i 1. B Auto, open 7 days a week. in the Herald Classified ads are btck And wtiiIC and read all over Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle. front load deluxe sewing machine. ____________________________ __ bah split pIn, large family room with fireplace, fenced, -- - - - Lommercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage home on large tot Big value small price. $16,000. Terms. 43—Lots-Acreage -- NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wooclrulf'sCardenCenser 601 Celery Ave.. Sanf or d ments - e. 76—Auto Parts LdmaMOwor TILL yourlot and or narden spot Floyd Freer, 322 5191, -__________________________ - - ________ - $40 Blue vinyl chair, $15. 323714,1 after S Fireplace. den, 3191. __ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave ------________________ _____ CREO ORY LE HOMES 3*OjOrlancloDrive Sanf or d 373 5200 LONGW000, 1 Br., 2 Ba., sr's, . 1100 French Ave., Sanford MOBILE HOME MOVING Comp1t set up I'll save you money. . 373.6061 or 323 0517 eve's. _ I 1— -1 . I . , 00 11\ - . __________________________ Priced in low Casselbefry. 17 97. 830 4206 5i--Hoiusehold Goods - _______ fenced _____ - ---- CENTRAL HEAT and air included COUNTRY- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, hi- Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd & lothag carpet, beautiful fireplace, In this 3 bedroom home with large 4th St. at VanBuren St, Near Oversized double gargage, $41,000 walk - in closets. itchen equipped, School Bruno Bellucci, 1912 china pantry, storage 'shelves in Louise St.. Crystal Lake. Illinois. BEAUTIFUL-- appointed 2 'stO(Y garage. $77 60011 older home. I bedrooms. 2 baths. carpet. drape's, fireplace. 537.900 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If COUNTRY LIVING with iut over Classified Ads didn't work an acre, double garage with there wouldn't be any. workshop, beautiful paneled Kish Real Estate famiy room. F enc ed rea r yard ______________________ REALTOR DELTOPIA120'x 175', $7,000 big enough to keep a horse 2201 5 French Ave.. 321 0011 127,500 MAYFAIR- 100' x 147', LAKECA'THERINE,3Bedro.,m.'split 3222420 Anytime plan, largo c or ner lot, fenced, LAKE MARY- II' x 116', 55.700 Pool, central heet & cir, dish. Your MLS Agency M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker $O3 1st St. 3 bedf oom. 2 bath home with carpet, 116S 7. * y SANFORD'S SALES LEADER— New houses ma rural ar ea Plodown Payment, monthly payments less than r en t, Government 'subSidi:d to Qualifi(d buyers Call to see ou qualify! " r „,, 11 , 317311340 Igvø1 want ,trnx'vi nir,oIv r.0 wv,.., . * They're Hot" furnished On I acre $160 lYlodelit: 300 E. Airport, Sanford. since Thou * "Get 'Em While * _ ____ ,J,'&. r,io,,,.y,i., ri m r U ru orur acm mobile nome on . acre, 'shaded by tree's, close To be held July 70 Sanford, Fla.. For hedge:Viburnum plants, 2' up, Camper top, for Jeep, 1', 5115 to I 1 51.500 373 9311 Sterchi's parkin') lot. South 'side of Slightly damaçad 12200@1 well bunched in cans, 51. 202 W. 'store. Sunday 1 P M until 201h St. l0'x5S Mobile home. excel lent Slide in Cab-over-camper. 10' Free refreshments. Bring your cOndition. 2 BR, 1 bath, central Specreaclde granule's for lawn In camper. Sleeps aa. Will trade 372. truck, wagon. or train Credit & heat air, nicely turn, fully car. sect control. GardetiLand, 1400 W. 8976. delivery arranged. Sterthi"s, peted. 373 0221 or 323 2651, lit St. 373 6630 _____________________ -,.-..... '-'s" large lots & landscaped. 537.500 or best offer. 377 4195 or 373 2U& 0 Quiet 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch, $135 Inc 1st & last Older couple only 322 on? __ Nice 7 bedrom block home, fur nisPied or unfurniahed, 3732920 _ I akefront, 7 BR 5775 mo, 1st 1 last, plus 5100 damage dep Dead end on Wilson Drive. Lake Mary. furniture. 7 bedrooms, Set our women • Powell Drive. 139 So Owner. newly painted 5160 mo, 1st I. last, plus depo'si? Sunland. 373 0515. GIANT OAK TREES- Shade's this - diet. In three inonths my c:'iolesterol was 278 and in six months it was 328 and my triglycerides 84. Believe me, have tried doctor, I so desperately to diet and what a letdon when he told me it was up again. I never have an egg in cooking except the whites.Iuse only polyunsaturated margarine and corn oil. I eat chicken breasts with no fat and f ish. Everything is broiled. love vegetabl es and frui t, 3 BR.. 11' I bath, air co dill classified ads. 1W 7 Faulty living habits, but when ferently from people who have the living habits have been hlgh cholesterol and high blood corrected and th e basic Fats from moderate or more problem is not corrected then than moderate obesity and who you need to use other measures. havc high levels from their Your doctor was justified In dietary habits and lack of ac. trying to see how you would get fivity. along on diet management. Atromld-S Is a good medicine.' Many pemle who have high It can be used safely by most cholesterol normal people. It can cause some and triglycerides (fats) will still digestive upsets in some people have high cholesterol levels In and like nearly all medicines it sp.te of a good diet as you can cause some side effects, but desc. These are the people these are really fairly unwho need medicine In addition common and not sajotis. It to the dietary program — not in should not be used by women pace of It. during pregnancy, but you don't These people often ha ve a need to worry about that. fairly definite familial in. It should not be used in cldence of high cholesterol with certain types of levels. The tendency is liver disease that cause hi gh tnherited, and level stays cholesterol levels, but Ut Is too high, in spite of diet and not your pr oblem, either, 5:30 __ bath, large tot, 1,100 sq It, of living area, double garage. 533,000. 613 ----- ____42-4,'bi Homes &41 or 831 1120 Stenstro M Realty e - _____ -M _________________________ BAMBOO COVE APTS. Spotless, newly redee&ated, decor Medicines Can Lower Cholesterol Count - racel 0 __________________________ DEAR DR. IAMB I am 59-year-old woman, 5 feet 2 and weight 129 pounds. My problem is cholesterol. Two years ago when I wasn't feeling very good, ! visited my doctor. My cholesterol was 405, which was much too high. He gave me instructions about diet -and put me on Atrofnid-S before each meal and at time. I took these for over a year and my cholesterol dropped to 249 and my triglycerides to . My doctor decided to take me off medication and let me only -- IN - 424 ---------------- I T PIANO STORAGE We Buy Furniture Beautiful SpinetConsole stored DAVE S' 323 v370 locally. Reported like new. STAN'S HWY £6 FLEA MARKET low Reipo.nlbie party can take on Saturday &Stgtday ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED payment balance Write bifore we 3fl.viI, __________________________ _________________________________ sendtruck. JoplinPiarto,P.0. Bo* TopQrlcnp.ld.us.d,anycOflditiO.% 6uS126,WInt,rpark 103, Panama dIV. Fla., 32401. Kitchen. Bathroom C a b inets, Counter too's Sinks. Installation bii ii'e1 office furniture. SLIM BUDGETS ARE Wanted to available, Bud Cabeli. 3721052 NOLL'S Quantity Any BOLSTERED WITH VALUES anytime. Hey. 17 92 S 4206 Catt,tberry. FROM T:E WANT AD ___________________________ COLUMNS. Heater, Furniture, Lumber, Bricks, PINEY WOODS BAkpht We Buy Roof tile & tin, firewood, Air Furniture &Mis.c.IlanIOuS.SelIfor __ ______ conditioner, Rabbits. fl1 90 S. 30 pct. commission Frpl kups. 60 --Off ICe Supplies Auction Saturdays 7 p m. Sanfor d. 13'L.SPiap. Naughahyde button Bar, 3772770 $200; Bar Stools. Glass rack, Bar Used office furniture Will buy or consign guns of any Supplies. 372.1834 ______________________ description. 373 730. Wood or iteil desks executiv, desk WILSON MAIER FURNITURE desks & & chaIrs. s-cretariai BUY - SELL TRADE CASH 322.4)32 chairs. 'straight chairs. filing 311315 E. First __ cabinets, as is. Cash a nd Carry. For used furniture, appliances. - BROKERS D1y5ifl 6123 animal's This on. won't last long Only 174.500 ... - Owner US 372 1. our . YESTERYEAR CHARM Lovely 2 OR, l bath, living, dinmg LOVELY OLDER HOME on Park 13 Bedrooms, 4' bath's, rare op Ave 1 OR. central heat & air, Portunity to buy to much home for Florida room, wall wall carpeting. fenced. $31 3.t57 car pe ted, fireplace, large corner so little money. 4 Fireplac e's, lot. Owner motivated. 5)8.600. maintenance free aluminum . ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. - larnonfe Country Club Circle 323 ASIA All" REAL TOP 377 7i9$ ' I lfl' 4 . DUPLEX- Furnor Unfurn. Ideal Location, Reasonable Rent. Phone - .... OUR BEST BUY $31 6772 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR JOHN KRIQER. ASSOC. 30,AMrtments UnfurNshed — --- o house, ttov, SIlO - 1(5 SanoraAve 372 8721 SI Friday; 1 SSat & Sun. -- _________ bedroom. 2 bath mobile home, Man or woman to share household UNQUOTE: ____ --- Mary, 327 9353 or 377.9277 Melode. Skating Rick . - _______ 32—Hou ses Unfurnished _______________________________ Bedroom -- Two bedroom house near Lake FOUND-Fullgrownallwtiite cat.? Rentals collars, behind Fairway Market _________________________________ 3736761 I,) - 7 MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY, Field creation's, a Ma rshall Field family owned Cosmetic company has an opening In the Sanford — (24) Electric Compa ny , Dr. 372 7111 REAtTOR AFTER HR,S. 372 9251 372 0641 322 3891 month. PIll, or refinance. CRANK Rh AL Realty Hunt Jim 7)71 Park • - -_c1er)o? -, - 371 0640.372.fl4,)fl79,5 ________________________ PeaceQuiet n wee, no iAlri.n - 68—Wanted to Buy 5SI—Musical Merchandise _ ________ M.:TLAND FLEA MART 1q41 Hwy. 17-92 Open Sit. & 3)52920 _______________________ Reg Reel EstateBroker • WE KIVA PIVER CaIlBart Real Estate ________________________________ Adult mobile home village, under WINTER SPRINGS UNDER $20.000 REALTOR 3fl 749$ large Shady oaks on the scenic LIKE NEWt TREESt ___ Wekiva Modern Clean interiors, Young couple will love this 3 Call Owner Owner frcm 5110. SMi W of Sanford. 372 bedroom. 1', bath (or 2 bd 'cc. will finance, no cio'sing costs. room) home, c a, fenced. covered Sanford'*, best section 3 ________________________ patio. new Iith'n, Hurry f. jOU central air & hrat. all carpeted. Bedroom, unturnisp*d, Adult; - NONQUOTE, - " WITT REALTY yfS old, In excellent ccridition _________________________________ Good area, has assumable 71 ; pct, C8Pe Cod 3 bedroom. 2 bath home on mor tgage, $16,600. Payment's $ 141 7 acr es . Fenced yard, and barn. 8)0 .. - ' ltlS-7D - Bennett Realty Inc. SANFORD $71900 3 Bedroom, 1' baths. lcar garage. i pets. 373-2651. D'jpic*. Furn or unhijrri )rap(, Water, Lawn Care 323 1626 or 668 616 __________________________ _____________________________ P11cc 1 bedroom apartment, air, carpeted, only $105. Adults 372 7296 eves . & wk nd's tative. Call 641 3079. Write P0. Box 1213 Sanford, Flor ida 32171 •" PFLTONI. P4r,i, - your own hours. Earn extra Care— 'Work incomi, As an AVON Represen Ca I 1 421 45#7 .". -i I - REALTY - per Large I bedroom trailer 31A-Duplexes -'-- ._ faCED - WITH ñ DRttPI PROBLEM PerhapsAlcohoticAnonymous Can Help Longwoodarea, clean VnIurn ,3 DR, i air. carpet, SISo mo SM Dep Avail. Aug 8. 834539$. _________________________ For families or friends of problem collecting Call 715-3154 today. drink er s ' For further information call 123 4567' We have listings. We have buyers. We need another real estate or write licensee to help us make sales. Sanfod At Anon Family Group P.O. Forrest Greene, inc. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 32771. 373 433), 3778920, Cvi's hlotinc. Adults Cf Tc'cris Bedroom AduttSonly . Earn free sample kit, plus 2S Pct. commission No delivering or IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 2 PAPK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 25 15 Park Dr,ve slo,,p DELTONA- 2 homes, 3 BR. I V) bath. NO DOWN PYMT. TO QUALIFIED BUYER. $21,000. 4 fleroq,''s, 7 bath's, large family room, membership in recreational facilities including pool and tennis courts 3300 cg Real Estate Broker 11OE.7SthSt. 3726653 Beautifully furnished, large 2 bedroom, adults preterred, per mo Call 377 1470 _________________________________ ___________________________ -. . TAFFER — 1973 17' wide. 1 bedroom, AC, adults. $125 per month 3fl 5939, ______________________ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116w. 2nd St _____________________________ _______________________________ rw&rrn L(TTPflZE %.c' I - Noon NEW HOMES- in good area. 31.1 Bedrooms Pricer. in mid 20's S t. down. broom, 2 story, enormous family room with fireplace and Large 1 bedroom, 2 bath. Include's disposal arid dithwather. mom. wet bar. Formal dining room & bership In lunior olympic pool. large breakfast rem. Loads f tennis court extras. 551,000, 321 0117. 34-WbiIe Tuesday, July IS, SO-Misceilaneous Patio Houses MILLIONS of dollars In Reai estate 's SOld daily in the Classified Ads. Nothing smiI at.aI Spat bus pine paneled, 3 room, air conditioned, lovely quiet neigh borhood Call 372 0796 Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday _____ ______________________________ Furnlshed7BR House Adults, No Pets Nice Location 372 3566 3 Room Apt. 716W 1st St. New. Clean Comfortable YOU'LL LIKE IT - Will Sell or trade equity in Domerich TUSKAWILIA AREA Country. I Hills 4 DR pool home for older 4 bedr oo m, 7 b.slh, with family and BR in Sanford, Reply 60* 574, C 0 florfd rooms. block, central air, The Evening Herald, P.O. Bo* fenced yard for children pets, 1657, Sanford, F.a 32171. under $4g.000, 831 8727. CLIFFJORDAN.REALT0R 7batts Longwood area . $74,500 _________________________ CaIIS31TlSlafterS — & 33—Houses Furnished ____ Large bedroom apt., clean, 'i,inditioned, 5175 mo plus deposit Adults only, no pets 831 9665 .. DEADLINES Free, 6442W? for "We (24) VIlla Alegre (35) Lost In Space (9) 510,000 Pyramid (24) Sesame Street A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thrill FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Club Theatre (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.6) Days Of Our Lives (6) As Trio World 3RoomsFurnished GarageApt 373 4308 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll (35) Mickey Movie l&5R131.Longwood Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41—Houses 411)j - ____________________________ - 1 ttfru s times ....... 41C a line 6thru2S times .... 31ca line 24C a line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum IS ALCOHOL APRO8LEM? Neighborhood QUALITY INN-NORTH r RATES 8:00 Lucy Show 2 Bedroom fenced yard $lSOmo Adults Prerred 3735154or37366?0 -." _____________________________ _________________________ 41—Houses I 8319993 HOURS 4:30 (2) Bonanza (6) Mery Griffin (9) o CLASSIFIED DEPT. . (13) WInter Park CItj Council (35) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers - Winter PQIk __________________ Unfurn ished 32—Houses J Monthly Rentals Availa ble 51115 t15(1--Color iv I Club (9) d r an 322 -2611 ey (9) Let's Make A Deal (8) Romper Room (24) Woman 11:00 (2. 6,8,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery (2) Tonigt(6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Squares (6) Love Of Lire (8) MovIe Brady Bunch (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (4) News (33) My Favorite MartIan (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 6$, 9) Apollo Launch (24) Woman (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) ce Life To Live (24) LItlas Yoga And You (33) Uncle Huble Show ( Three Stooges 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset Mery Griffin (6) (9) You Don't Say (24) Sesame Street (24) &i,iiiterpileCe 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8, 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat 10:30 (13) June Allyson IUII Id "" (24) The Way it Was (35) American Lifestyle (44) DInah (6) MASH (9) Movie (24) Caught in The Act (24) Interface IM Semester Today In Florida (1) (6) Good Times (9) RuR JIM What 's Baseball 57 1-1.0-ef" Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood 8:00 (2, 8) All Star ENO 1* HNIMMIM HIMEM90NIIN ~ 0 aaa00. ME (6) (44) Phil Squares (13) Movie 52 53 Take to court . Ne!ghborhood The (9) Hollywood Article 10110 U To Tell Truth My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Wesleyan Singers (24) Town Hall (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Wha t's My Line Let's Make A (8) 00009 J (2) (I) LL.LIL.i_N 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Show Offs (24) Mr. Rogers Show EILIEIVIlN - Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12'OO (I) Great Mysteries 12:30 (8) Tomorrow I 7:00 Female sheep 9 Transactions 31 Ova 42 Feminine 33 Alleviate 10 Bear constellation EVENING EJtAi)IEII II n,Ckname Tuesday AlNI'TI • 'P I-ITWT Ol Seminole ILtAII` 4 iEI plant apPencloge 30 Coponriageneir 50 Seines 7 Unctuous 8 Give assent 1)5 CLASSIFI ED ________________________________________________________ R'E V I S E ACROSS 43 T,eml?os 1 City in Ontario 46 Father lcoilt 9 Two singers 47 Israel, 13 Harldels forte stateman 14 Gaelic si Prevaricator 15 Ignited 52 Containers 16 Join CtOsety 51 Pub b' 17 Serpents 55 Gudruns 18 Ship s spar sPOu 20 Eastern stale (mIh) Cab 56 Early French 21 Kilt's Protestant 22 Rodent 58 Artistic 24 Esisted wnnkIng 25 Pilfer 59 Perfumes 78 Take food 29 Frut drink DOWN 32 Unnecessary 34 Precipice I Kind of oak 35 Indolent 2 Operatic solo 36 Soaring 3 Entangles 4 Thai thing 36 Psychology 5 Not nigh Cab var ) 6 Engish stream 39 Chemical __________________ _____________________ i ; . - 210 I,, Ii) 111111 I 4dRIILii1i1 Sill Ii_............_...... [ W. NttWAY $0 lINTEl Wall, PU. U06)7100 _____ To List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 Or 831999 _________________________________________________ 'I • - ' • "1\ \\\ a ( 4 ' I - 4, ' • 4 ' - a ' • �Over-40: WOMEN ( On The Move 67th Year, No. 282—Wednesday, July 16, 1973 (p\ A Housewife's Time Is Worthy Of Rhymes 1. / Some 21 million women now between the ages of 40 and 60 are spending the later hail of their life spans in time In which great and exciting opportunities are open to them. They are making an impact on business and Industry, legislation, the arts, community tile and the family. This is the (kit of a five part series running today through Sunday in the Herald Women's Section In which we'll take an In-depth look at this new mature woman — the woman who Is 'Over 40 and On The Move." 2 never print this because you career women hav, the Idea that we housewives are secondclass citizens, but I've kept this poem for a long time and want to share It with you. (I never did find out who wrote IL) , .s_t - .' — . - -- Being female and over 40 Is a totally different experience for today's mature woman. Economic, sc.ntthc and social trends have combined to make a woman's second 40 years poten tially the better half of her life. M a result, she now sees herself as a vital human being — an image that is gradually being accepted by society at large. Data gathered by the Information Center on the Mature Woman — statistics, sociological surveys and personal in terviews — offer convincing evidence that the 21 milli on American women between the ages of $0 and 60 are taking ad vantage of new freedom and opportunities. For example: Latest Labor Bureau statistics show that almost 45 pe r cent of working women in the United States are over 40. Most are employed full-time the year round. Older women are resuming the ir education. In September 1974, 548,000 female students over 35 registered in schools. Women are assuming a more active and impo rtant role in community life. A survey shows that the average female state legislator is a married, over-40 housewife who entered polities to Implement programs she wants to see in her community. Paychecks, diplomas and lots of in tangibles have giv-n mature women a new sense of personal worth. O- ur culture still has a negative effect on the choices for women," says Dr. Ruth Newman, a Washington, D. C., psychologist who has been evaluating attitudes toward aging, "but as women get Into their SOS and 60s they are not as trapped by convent.ions. They think more of themselves and what they want out of life." "I'm no longer afraid of what people think," says Roetta Reitz, a vibrant SO-year-old office worker. "I feel free to speak my own feelings. I want to be whatever I am and live every moment." At the mid-point th her life, helped hy medical science feel good and look better at 40 than her mother did at 30, the new mature woman has time and energy to explore personal and professional options. And the feminist movement has assured that she does not have to go alone, Free from many home and family responsibilities, she can look forward to making the most of what sociologist Jessie Bernard calls th e year of "BOOP Becoming One's Own Person." The media are finally getting the message about today's older woman; maturi ty sudde nly Is "in ." Popular magazines that once ign ored her are now celebrating the witty, with-it, glamorous, over4O female. Indeed, Har- Original D ig Tak es M - By ELSA WILLIAMS I'm always delighted when people ask me how to go about creating a needlepoint design Glamour - Headline Fashion I Of — — ..,.. 1. - Sing-A-Long - . •.- -• - 9, pI " .i:i — - - . rea St d A .-•• - !.':-t - e a a ary? Lon9wood? t R Altumonte Springs? - ,,. - - .;.. .,. . - - - - - - vy -,----" TO - - - Ch ef Recommends Suspension i ::.4' . -•.'• - ru a - ro e By ED PRICKETJ' Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY ( State As in- Abbott) Attorney Herring ordered a nvestigation which brutality complaint Cassel berry Police Chief' George Karcher has recommended a probe conducted by five-div suspension for rr officer w allegedly spra,. i' w1i; '' mace in the face of a Melbourne George) Karcher. man who filed the comnt _____________________ That was after It Perkins er kicked a police sergeant n U c groin, struck Morris in the face with a closed fist and spit on orris an curse during e ridet the police station, Morris said. '; .-'c . -'! : .,.... • - - Perkins filed complaints with Karcher's office and wi th State Attorney Abbott Herrin g. vestigatlon w hich follows a rri Perkins, i'PILwrissaiu, IIMU to separate probe conducted by be suixlued following a traffic Karcher accident. Ile allegedly kicked the sergeant in the groin after Perkins Is also scheduled to getting out of his stand trial In circuit court on car. Two The chiefs recomrnq'datIon civilians were asked to charges of resisting an office r ass t is in came d last I I hi with violence. hour hearing re S sa, ii rM.ien1 S 14 Ufl- subduing Perkins, Morris said. Is The initial charge was driving Civil Service Board which is writte n policy" Is that mace Last night's quasi-legal looking into allegations of not to be used on hurnans but wtdle under the influence of hearing was attended by atpolice brutality against Jay on vicious dogs or other torneys for th! city, Perkins Raymond Perkins 20 animals found on the streets and Clapper. M Perkins was taken from the back of the patrol car, at the Clapper's attorney, Dale Perkins charges Casselberry GEORGE KARCHER Peikin's arresting officer, police station, Morris said Anstine of Orlando, said he police beat him about the lace, didn't know when the board will kicked his legs, sprayed mace William Morris, testified that Perkins again became violent, subdue him, The board last night did not rule. Clapper was temporarily in his eyes and held him for Patrolman Hubbard Clapper However, testimony also several hours without allowing sprayed mace In Perkin's face revealed Perkins was hand- make a ruling in the case, suspended from duty following him to make a telephone call. after Perkins became unruly cuffed and four officers were Instead, board members took the incident. But, Karcher said, and began scuffling with of- present when Clapper sprayed the matter "under deliber hehas since returned to duty Karcher was the first of about ficers behin-1 the police station, mace on Perkins in order to ation" for furtho!r study. Mean- and is on patrol. ' 4 W 'lie the tate aattorney's orney s .ee' S still conducting its investigation into the matter. - :' - - on inues __________ . - - - __4 — -. • uuu u r' ' . . ShertffJohnPolkissearctnng di fficult task As Proudfoot and Polk at- for a Jail to accommodate . ' ' ( '. ' Sheriff Looks For ai Space Don na Estes 0u n vie o rea s -• - • e Qfl1CJ Wheeler said 25 persons were County rushed to the scene. Triplett reported that thue "an old wooden struc.ture" and inside the plant at the time the County Fire Administrator were no reports of iniuries at is located to the rear of the lire started in the basement' Gary Kaiser said that all the fire scene but Oviedo Police Department, said ,OVIEDO — &• ' An industrial fire area where the raw chemical available fire units were smoke was preventing Wheeler which was engulfed in smoke N struck the Wheeler Fertilizer material for the fertilizer is diverted into Oviedo because of Fertilizer officials from en- 101' some time. plant at inid-morning today, stored. the need to supply firefighters tering the plant to check concausing heavy toxic fumes toAll 25 persona left the building with air packs e couldn't see what was to assist In ditions there 1A happening," a dispatcher said. spread over the cornmunity' quickly and assisted in fighting breathing. 4 before firemen from seven do- the lire, Wheeler reported. 4V Oviedo police dispatchers "The smoke from the plant is A telephone switchboard psrtments brought the blaze The company official said a wxlc one and It Is very djf.. said the first out-of-city fire wilt operator at the Wheeler plant under control. that first indications were licult to breathe while fighting aiith'ed at the scene WlthI!I i. F office Mary C Jacobs said . ________ . . There were no Injuries three minutes of t he -. that all available personnel had .--... . reported at press time. or assistance, to the lire scene leavin Oviedo Police Chief Ken Oviedo police dispatchers said the first If and a secretary in A number of Seminole County only Triplett said the fire apparently out-of-city fire unit arrived at the scene t o the office, which is separate . •,.• She's deputies rushed ,,. wied In the bearings of a within three minutes of the first call for from the plant itself Oviedo to assist police th heavy-duty piece of machinery JJ WU. trauiccontro anus in Inthemalnfertlllzerplantand "Wedon'tknowhowbad the AL corn . are, began to spread when It was fire Is, or what happened, but -. discove red at 10:40 a.m. damage would be minor a.'id the It," Kaiser said. "Our concern Deputies at the scene could we're getting a lot Of help from Chief Triplett said the fire plant would be li,ack in is making certain there is the number of firemen that are t_L as brought under control operation tomorrow after a plenty of air packs available" not tell how many persons were on dt at the time of the blaze, in the plant yard," she said ' about 45 minutes later, but that clean-up Is conducted. -e decision but Indicated that the area was Kaiser Indicated th me fertilizer company Is part the inside of the plant was filled Residents in downtown to send the units into 0~iedo "filled with people" drawn to with he of the Nelson Co., Inc., of — a smoke, making a O1edo reported that heavy -. visibility stemmed from fear that a the scene by fire sirens. Oviedo a fertilizer and fruit -ey of the damage imwas "at zero point" while the reoccurance of the Seminole possible. No ambulances were packing operation In the fire was in progress, but shortly County Jail fire, in whicii 11 requested although several community. The firm is owned Activitlei of the Summtr Recreation Program at U* Sadord Frank Whekler, president of before noon the smoke was persons died from smoke rescue units were placed or by B. F. Wlieeler and became a -Civic Center begin each day with the Pledge of Allegiance to the the ,mpany, 'said the fire lilting from the coulmunity. inhalation on June 9, was standby thrOup the gwra 0 Nelson divWm in io. The rUt. Sbm M"a* nq w#h*m six-year-old Portia started when a bearin%'an a Fim &pwtment',UDitilh 'um posisible should a ir packs not be &pahmerq cmnunicad company employs about 50 -lieU) iipd .syo1d -Vera K at 201 McCabe Blvd., conveyor belt overheated and Union Park, Wtnt Springs, Flrernn battling the centers 'persons on a y round basis Photo by Gardois *111siasionj set a quantity o( mminia Goldenrod, Chuluota, Oviedo. Jail fire were hampered by lack and as many as 200 during peak nitrate on fire. Lake Mary and Seminole of enough air packs. The plant was described as seasons. -. -'-- — No I m ir -, ...ve n I "Oliver!", ON of the biggest An evening of classical ballet the "Don Quixote" Pas dee musical comedy successes of featuring the Ballet Guatemala Deux. The gala closet with Carl the 1960s will be presented at Company wfll be presented at 8 Orff's "Carmina Burana." The the Annie Russ,ill Theare on p.m. Wednesday, July 20 at entire company of 40 will apthe campus of Rollins College Orlando Municipal Auditorium. pear in both "Swan t a on Thursday, July 17 at 8:30 In one evening for the first "Carmim Burana". p.m. time in 11~e history of the ballet Tickets are on sale at Colonial the company will pers, Plaza Ticket Agency, Orlando BMI on Charles Dicken's form"Swan Lake" Act 11, the or by mail order to Inter' C musical 'Sleeping Beauty" Pas de national Series, Colonial Plaza chronicles orphan boy's adventures through poverty Deux; "Raymonda" Pas de Ticket Agency, 110 Colonial and crime. Young Oliver will be Dtux; t1w "Dying Swan" and Plaza Mail, Orlando, Fla. 32M. played by Jason Opsahl. Anne Juergens faculty member ollrinity Preparatory x F - OLD GLORY — , ..,J The astronauts fired the powerful service propulsion engine on the Apollo craft twice Tuesday night in the first of a series of maneuvers to adjust their orbit for the rendezvous. "Sort of like being bumped by a truck," said Brand of the Initial burn of less than a second. After docking, the spacemen will open both -.;' SALUTE The Chaverot Group of a Lovaly Wadding." iind 11 to t.peclal pleasure in producing a piece of needle art that's all HadRssah will hold an Ice Ab1311 Van BMren, 122 LiaiL Ci. Beverly Hills. Calif. p.. f original idea to cream social 0 Jul *"0610 a long, sell-addresstd. completed work. p.m. at the home o(Janet Bach, stampod 42 C0 envoiWo. 1315 Delrldge Ave., Palomar. UNDERWORLD * II' Mrs Ell ie Tross and Mrs l4 Sami will conduct a sing-a-long Lwn 09"s &ad Dear Elsa. 105 newcomers as How long should the yarn be With Lov*fy Ilieraft of 1 ii as ti;e' es" are invited. when doing needlework? E.M. A pleasant evening is promised. by Vanity Foor Dear E.M., Musical Ballet On Docket P conference: '1 believe this problem will be solved. I can't believe we won't solve it." Before discovering the stuck probe, the astronauts had fixed a minor problem involving a clogged urine disposal system. - - Soc a blended. Next, try tracing a design that you find particularly a 1 which links the command vehicle to the docking module. But the probe Jammed when the astronauts tried to remove it to clear the tunnel. Mission control officials in Houston said the probe could easily be cleared, using simple hand tools. "I think they will probably get It out pretty quickly," flight controller Neil Hutchinson said. He explained that the astronauts could get at it by removing a single screw. Meanwhile, the astronauts were told to sleep and rest up for today's unscheduled work. In Moscow, one of the flight directors for the By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer , '. zer Fire W -. - - J .,a ....,,(. 11P 40 Time e they expect a list of explicit durable yarn and using a rod to tack of it, from younger men. By how-to's. This, after all, is a I can't complain, having been control the position of the Skill that must be learned, canvas, your yarn can be up to guilty of the same thing when I It's a goal I applaud because 35 Inches long. A needlepoint was younger. I'm convinced that a piece of rod allows you to roll the canvas I recall having once told a needlepoint Is never more on the rod. 17he left hand newly married senlor citizen creatively and personally yours economIcally) to a place where yarns. Yams vary In texture holdbg the canvas and rod (as a "joke," of course) that i than w hen you've done both they do photostaling and ask and sometimes one may be too swings to the left while the right doubted his ability to satisfy hJ design and execution. But Just them to "stat" your picture up shiny and give your embroidery hand draws the needle and young wile. He replied, "You as people rarely paint the or down to the site you want. design an accent you don't thread to the right and this wouldn't want to bet your wife handsome picture that hangs If you decide to color your really want. I also think It's a doubles the length of yarn that on It, would you?" over the living-room mantel or picture before embroidering It, good Idea to look at the actual can be comfor ta bly used. I replied , "You mean make the paper pattern they use permanent colorfast yarns before you "flnallu" W LIFE, E don't )OU" use to eut a drew, unbroiderers acrylics or oil paints. If you're your color settme. "No," he sho' back, "I mean untrainecl in design seldom can painting It exactly as you plan Fan them out on a table and if become designers overnight. to embroider I~ avoid disep. you're using one brilliant color Realizing what he meant, I I think you begin to learn by polntment by using yarn colorsIcs' an accent, be sure the tin, kept my mouth shut, and I respecting and analycng the that you know are available. portant colors cover most of never made a remark like thA work of professional designers. Check the availability of colors that skein so ou ? y 'an see yoir again. I • I When you buy an embroider) first because a key shade th at's brilliant vermillion or hot pink P iOnS i I, SR Cu IZKN IN ALA design — one that really pleases missing can throw off our only as the acicent it's intended Every has a problom. What'% you — study it as you work. whole color icheme. to be. Notice what' s interesting or I don't recommend mixing ABBY Bo 4fl00 LA Calif. Work up to your own or* unusual a bout the composi tion, u designi ng by degrees but by all see how skillfully the colors are pealing. Your experierim In embroidery should help you to sim plify It enough so that your needle can follow the pen lines with ease. You may decide to change the color scheme. To have a design erilarged or made smaller you either can go to a photographer or (more — r Hadassah )Our WIFE! - - It was America's next manned space venture will be a shuttle flight to he launched four years from now. If the probe problem is licked and all else Including the merging of orbits — goes as planned, Apollo will overtake Soyuz at midday Thursday and the astronauts and cosmonauts will execute a tricky linkup. The problem boils down to this: The Apollo carries with it a tubular module which is to join with the Soyuz. This module Is to forni an air-sealed passage between the two craft. Fe tili I ng , Styles American astronauts nor the basic purpose of the Joint flight — docking and visiting In space. A Russian official said he could not believe the problem would not be solved. Both craft sped from earth Tuesday in launches of the two spacefaring nations that had been independent competitors until this mission and are now ready for the first time to join ships and hands in space. U.S. astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, Vance D. Brand and Donald K. Slayton rode the Apollo In orbital pursuit of the Soviet ship manned by cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov. the lnt vnvsi nf sin AnnlIn - — , By HOWARD BENEDIC1 AP Aerospace Writer PACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — America's Ap()lIo, on its last proud mission of history and di pllomacy, ran into an Irrita ting mechanical problem toda y In its race through space to hook up for a cosmic visit wi th the Soviet spaceship Soyliz. not solved, the problem a jammed probe 'ould block the American and Soviet astronauits from crawling from ship to ship. But ground controllers said it should be easy to over. uIlie. They said the problem endangered neither the Abby [i record, before I became "Dear Abby" (at age 37) It too, as a JUSTAIIOUSEWIFE cub scout den mother, and i also baked my share of pies for Hello, Mrs. Jones, I've Just the PTA. called to say I-A ...t.. V'IVAP t e rn 'I(4I AflflV. &I1 I • I III UIIUUWT III VU UI 17 I '.I IVU VT C" one who hates to have people phoned today. come to my home for dinner No, I didn't get angry when per's Bazaar now devotes an entire annual Issue to her. In afl(1 just sit there, picking at your call came at 4:00, publishing, th ere Is a new kind of mature 'oman's fit" — ust as eight cub scouts burst food, and telling ine they, are books such as Doris lessing's "The Memoirs of a Sura diet and cant eat this an through the door; sivor." can't cat tha t! It's Just that I had such Films and television are finally portraying midAfter , have gone to the a really full day. dleaged women as they really are. Sensitive TV specials trouble of making a nice dinner, I'd baked eight pies for such as "Tell Me Where It Hurts" or "Queen of the I get very annoyrd when a the PTA. Stardust Ballroom" don't make up for years of silly dinner guest hardly eats enough situation comedies where older women showed up only as to feed a lard And washing and Ironing meddling mothers-in-law, but they help. It helps, too, to and scrubbing the floor III were on a diet. I would tell see mature TV interviewers like Barbara Walters and Were chores the hostess not to count on me I had finished Marlene Sanders appearing regularly, and to we Edith tS/j for not long dinner, but I'd come at. too before. Bunker finally assert herself in in the Family." terward. Movie critic G-eneShalltrecenuy wrote about the ne w The reason I cried a nd gave I It hardly pays to invite people that big )elp breed of movie actresse "bursting beyond background roles to a foreground of formidable performances." He Was not 'cause you phoned Just over to eat anymore. Almost everybody is on a diet. Think cites such women as Gena Rowlands and Ellen Burstyn, to ask for my help. but, interestingly, falls to note that they are not sweet The comment that Just abou' I'll Just pass out carrot and young things, but mature women with both a past and a drove me berserk celery sticks, and let 'ein promising future, chomp like horses. was, "I'm sure you'll have Right now, the "new mature woman" maybe more a time because you don't EI.LA f orerunner than a social reality. But with so much time work." DEAR ELLA: A thoughtful ahead and so many cçUor open, the classic hedge of Sign me, hostess Includes some local w"What, at my age?" Is dearly out of date. Mature women, A HAPPY HOMEMAKER food for the calorie counter exeding what Margaret Mead calls "post-inenpausal DEAR HAPPY: I think the And the Ideal hostess pretends zest," now ask, "Why not at my age?" poem is great. And for the never to notice what her guests eat — or don't eat. CONFIDENTIAL TO C.J. IN HOUSTON Theglrlwhosteais n es or your fiance steals trouble,,. Let her have him. The length of the yarn Ile's tooirlsh)-washy to make a depends entirely on its quality good husband • If your yarn Is fuzzy and hair), DEAR ABI3Y Now that suggest you keep the length 18 a man in my 70s, I am the ob el t ' to2O Inches On the other hand, of some belittling remarks Mature Women Find Freedom By LYNNE ABRAHAM Herald Sers ices Dear DEAR ABBY: I know you'll / Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents A Pollo Deve Io ps 1rr*tat* i ing Mechanica * I Prob I em By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Feeling and looking better at 40 than her mother did at 30 the mature woman has time to explore many professional options Feminine, "glamour'' styles are headlining fashion according to eight top stylists from coast to coast who were interviewed by the Gillette Company. This full head of lifted curls (top) is what Chicago stylist David Warner calls "big hair," a look perfectiy suited to top off soft-looking clothes. The style below is typical of the "old Hollywood" look sweeping the country, a revival of the dramatic coifs worn by the stars of the '40s. Warner ca Ds this side-parted fluff of curls the "Rita Hayworth." Tuesday, July )s, 1975._. Evening Herald Sanford, FL - ,,,.- - -- - - - • IS IT Aff , COMING "How do I get out of this predicament7" six-ycar-old Kim Koeme on bottom kit of 5124 Shannon Dr., Sanford, seems to be thinking as she does the elephant walk with Rhonds Butcher, 7, of 1720 W. First St., Sanford. (Herald Photo by Gordon WuhIam,soni OR GOING? Booked On Forgery Charges e rn Park Auto Dealer Arrested A Fern Park automobile loan of $5,700at the State Bank I'ulenwider said such as those obta ined in dune Intelligence Unit officers, dealer was arrested late of Forest City. 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FUNNY BUSINESS A A K Q 9 V J 432 * Q 72 1 J;, — 46 J 4; i - Ir . 1.00S or one heart with: qoog £ 6 32 V Q J 9 • A Q 74 LIr 46 Q 5 (Do you have a quosfion for the Jacob? Write "Ask the I 111~ I I "He's pre-TV"' 10. 4W WWC14 qf 17 mow) E_ - r# F_ \ EARN I HONEST Ii / I LMNG' Il/ I J ' MCW ITS \ ill 1 ,. %_ I \. iA. . - I vi- i,:, — . 1~i I I I II - CA -fl1 I 1.a _--------- ! —I I 1:~41 I t uMø ' 10 - , . t1 wices., .,1 III - - .E' W_ -_- I! E ALL W ~ W ) ME LOOK _______ y y _______ mZ1 / i _____ J LJL ~ " I - 01 ;i ~ - AJ li~i 4 __ — / I I 1i ~11 ( r- I r1 i .1 ) I ,_z - P ' THE SWING FOR LAZY SUMMER cl)-(~~_"~ )EY. I. - k1. % 0 $ . 1"111.1 , li1tt' said money for, and also the next week In order that the pos ons we provi money Corrunission can decide on what for last )-car, but were never they will approve for the A debate over a ______________________ live ir cent across• 1the.board pay In'ease for city emu es was expected to erupt today between " Q. - . ;r) OF I . ' I i- , .utr %iaI.on a 'undii) Aroumi The Clock ~ Classified ARE wwwnvE. . Crn%i%nrd ___________________ ' __ 1 i — - I I - k W 1/-i I a• The cornunastoner said 1s ccern t his -- 41bout both PY crease profxwl stermed from the economic situation the cty. -- 1 ' 44 - ________________________ I C'I' v'161 Defense Of q 11 St miiik Iii'!l%2in' . -4. A I ----- 5* Ih'arAtthy 2-311 Obituaries NA TrIv%i%lon ? :ft#_71fCT#i~ I ~ -i~ ;;w ;4~!_'.,'-'i~I,1,j*j,C~7'41_T -12 ~, rz; - - I := ~- ,-.. -- I-_J'.f, d job ,- __T __ - ~__ qt_~-rm-i- -___1 - ~ - . - -\ - oa aving er - -. 7 .. , ,kiI s.;~ i.-il~Ofr - -_ I . fi -, 1 --I - .. -• . .- . ~, - --:, ~i& pr~ - - -'-c-- .-.... .- rAzj-,< -, • I - .1 ,., Florftki Zoo could be paved within six weeks by inembers of the Central Florida Paving and Road Builders Assmiation, an assmiation 1. ZA Fred DeWitt, assci.itlon nueniher and vici president uf kinick (on-iUuctlon Company, saic SA Iii vneck wit, llwir Imi ses" tx,fo *v commilliril WI.: % 11,111-:11 high 91, imeIgh1 low 69 Itaurduill US %i sit nLi 68 11I(hts Partly cloudy through toniorroo with scattered altrnoon an ev eni ng Lows In the low in mIti °' I)etails and tides on P ag e 2 A . ` ~ society memberships. The commitment from the association, takes the counly off (lie hool, for Iviving the road, bill Rozon said tic would still "be,looking for the The association. meeting yesterday in count), it) pave the parking lots" and the Orlando, agreed to undertake the u,stunate(l dpcelerat~on lane on the highway. $48,000 project, which has been a tliorn in the sidv ne ast,(,ciation consists of area construction of Seminole County officiaLs. firms. _- -!.---_~_ r----- -,%---4;--~---i-A - ___ _-_ V~w_;d; ;.J_v!!4 ., -A ~_ -44 - I z - . . I N -1, ~ - X - -A _ . the only poblemic he could foresee in the paving project would be "m r .. - .--- -. _~ & _* I .,_.- -4 -n--71 -._--_~;, . I -_ Of . ~ 3 ~;__A ~ -—- -no, ki'l the pircleet." nee ded to it the I .' iiiti i osd ies4irg I fli U thing ' DeW itt says. s We agreed to the projec t 17-942 t t site, Raton, the it1an i sp- IIuiInl) contribution on the part of the sibie for the ceelopff n' U the mr tt 'II 1 mti n ' . 1"1=. ~. The society's need for assistance in the . ._ -_ 0-n-_ - — --, __~ - I. x .,"u•.-... .- - - =-W;~_ `_ _. , z= iU_ - - CEREUS COM ES OUT AT NIGHT -- Mrs. Jamelt Thomas of 9r, Rosalla Dr., Sanford. displays a bloom on her night blooming ecreus a cl1mbin variety of cactus that thsptays its delicate pale yellow flowers In full hI1 m nols af te r the sun n' s dnwr, iflerald Stiff Phnt H I..' - -' DeWitt said Orange County ConunlWoner Lamar Thonm3 three weeks ago, according to DeWitt. lk, 41t I 1to"i 'Xl'cUt( diiector 1' th i e,tr,il said that the association then began considering I louda ecotii ic,il Sd'" nptrcd 1M flIrt the the project. W0111d 1 N ,_ - 4 . _,__ - - . -- ~~_ - .1 4 , -, and Junv Gordon, t-ducatillivil leader, ali It ,_ __ - In January, Kaiser )S he expressed the need for a fulltime CD director, because he says he could not place the emphasis on It that it should have." Since beLoming fire administrator. Kaiser says he tts not hid t rvnii I' tirn 'n properly handle th- Vildwond who sent a memo to Kaiser last week citing the Seminole CD program as being out of (lite since l%8 and calling for the count) to initiate action to pull the program up-to-date. nie letter, plus Kaiser's urgings, have caused the Commission to search For a CD depots directhr, a man responsible for the couat)ide pgrain and . ~ t _,7_ --.,.F- __ , ,7 i !, ,- _ 1 - va __ - - Z __ - 4a- .- ~ 1~ 51 ~ ~_ ov5w V!i;;~ I demors. Page I-C. Sunday 1vomrn's S~-ctlon. 13Y JOVE,IHOSE 1 pay . increase n _I b Freak Hill a employes San`ord Ci!y Commissioner Julian time." Sten tm and City Manager Warren — Commissioner "Pet" Knowles at the C.mnmlulon's Julian Stenstrom first budget hearing. The proposed city budget requests $3,559,874 for the next fiscal year. some Stenstrom said. prior to the opening of the da) long work session, that he Increase in pay, at tius time Stenstrom $18,000 higher than last )ear's $3,541,601. planned to ask .i awful lot of However, the budget proposal is stiff said. "I in going to ask a lot of $57,000-plus questions" about the pay increase, short of balancing with uestions." estimated revenue for the coming yepr. pointing out that ~e was in favor of Stenstrorn said he also felt the City "those making $8,500 and less getting a c • Id i Knowles heavily - Uge Knowles raise. but not the five figure employes." on a propowd cut of one and a half mills from the present 8.47 mills to a proposed "I can't see employes making $10.000 from the city's debt retirement millage. total of 6.97, but elimination of any debt and $12,000 or more a year getting an "One mill we inight go for, but I'm not millage tax. Ing ush Updat" -oix 11, ; fri _____ IN 1) 1% X 11 1'O certain the full cut will be approved," PrSterztrom declared. "I want to be sure making $10,000 and $12,000 everything is covered when we ctit that ,, ,, , , mill." more year (løttlflfl "I %'oodoo drums III (tic night, night ank pr(,% I I c JOHN KtMBROUGH ZOO Socie * ears Threc area women assert themselves -and succved. ,r :~~ . . ' HV6L.ENNMCCASLAND • I' I I Staff Hf-I ter changing, betoming localized and seminole County of a local disaster to the proper authorities and to ttisaster occur - such as a hurricane or tornado is attempting to update its neglected C'D program. insure immediate relief action. Kaiser expects some problems. Ith1ipushfromGar) Kaiser,directorolPubl'c ButKaiser thP30-)ear1dmanwhotookcharge "Undoubtedly there would bc delays and awk Works, the County Commission has agreed to hire a of the new county fire department last October, ward situations of coordinal.ion," he explains. deputy director for the county's CD program on a says that bcth the county's and city's emergency "It all boils down!o doing thebestyou can. What priorit) hans Kaiser has the title of CD thrector ewpmcnt and facilities hase greati) changed in reall) matters about cis ii defense to be able to along with that of County Fire ,Ituttnisitor the last year and a complete reorganization is re ct to local disaster in a minute amount of time atiiLnt / - \ City Pay Hike Debate Expected By MICK IAKIIRIDGE Kaiser saysthe county has a lot of catching up needed. with the greatest acuracv and efleetiveness." with the chore of repeing threcfly to the CornHerald Staff Writer and urxiating to do before the program can reach an "The CD people are the fire department, police, But the tx)ldup on reev'aluating the program is mission. in the 146A's, civil defense meant fallout shelters, effective peak. Onc individual is needed to Like the Red (yoss vo'unteers. It's here," he says. "It's obvious: no one man to devote full time to taking Current.1y, Kaiser and the personnel board are gallons of stored water, boxes of soda crackers and charge of co-ordinating the progam and the B-POP just a case of using it. Ile program exists but it charge of the program, Kaiser says. screening six applicants for the $10,000 a year job. the threat of a nuclear nolocaust basic emergent) operation plant, according to needs coordination me count) s program also has caught the at Kaiser said he expects hiring of the person to get D,____ C 0 2 - ' - 0 Inside Sunday I ov..* 009"T DOLMRs ` - ' V__ a I _ _=k_~ C - I I )I L %Ir - $101 000 but V - - F / I J , p . / 'r VA ____1 ~_1VZ mmmilf~__ 1*it_ 21 M~ ~__ — ~_ - - __ = ~- - 7 11 A, ________________ ---:- - ~ request eq I % Aw. 7-1 I-- sheriffs department Kwiatkowski and Chairman Sid The sheriff's budget request cost ci $26,435 The) are for a 'llie Conunission has to reach Vihlen Jr., did not attend the approximately M,000 more nurse, a correctional officer, a decision and return the work session yesterdayandwill thantheamount approved last clerk-typist budget to Polk by Aug. 1. Polk have to confer with the rest of year, Includes the hiring of 12 A new state law, giving the then has the authority to appeal the commissioners before the additional deputies hr a total county the responsibility to the budget to the State ad usted budget is returned to $114,624, bringing the number of provide more retirement and Department of Administration the sheriff. Kimbrough said deputies for the next fiscal year social security money for the if a compromise can not be today that he will attempt to beginning (k,t. I to 69. sherif rs department personnel, worked out between Winself schedule work sessions during Also requested by Polk amounts to a 44 per cent in. and ILhe Commission. the weekend to work on the are four positions in the ailj Commissioners Harry budget. corrections di%islo n for a total amount. A Fascinating Look At Haiti r 111 J,!J! __1*.&q '. Eleanor Anderson. bud,jet $#It would be ' fiscal anal)lt With lspobthIy approve the and OMAE presented the zii'tfliysis, total t " Kimbrou h said. "We're looking at it from outlining increases in the stwiriff's proposal over what the a "hold the line" position. Coim had approved r . We looked at what we had . appropriated in salaries and Anderson said she will compile what the sheriff had paid in totals of the three com. salaries. We also looked t the rnissioners consensus to return I !I o-:311 - 1 Deputy Director Hiring Gets Priority _____ SHORT RIBS -41 . • spoffin i — Street, Sanford, feeb about it. I Herald Photo by Gordon amson I ____ / I —__________________________ _____________________________________________ 1. ' ( I 1- i I . *NELL, I'M HERE ! .. k n,e# - i .~__ . . It!, __ w__- -1. morning and evening with T~ county financial operations personnel to recdve OMAEs analysis of will be afwnve4. Who wants to get all heated up In summe" Far better , grab a bag (,I popcorn, fold your hands across your front and swing gently to and (so to stir up a cooling breeze, I b NG FOR A Sinclair also said Cramer's ouster of Cable was astratgy move tJblk temporary - - - =_ __ ~_ -_ I ~ takeover of the Dernorratic part) In Seminole ,~- .t4w ILLS — by Bob Montana DClG REG6,E? 1 The commissioners - John Kinibrough, Mike Hattaway and Dick Williams - met in two *___ r ~ f .. ~ I~ * * 1 AROUND WHM YOU Couto BE I 10 1J l- . \Toor/ e I * '4D El 7.10 I C~' JTfr. ....a....... .1 7.1c I; /TMAY v ~.~,y_ %A%A-T ) ,11 I , ~ IIA*-. ' - , [F —. ...%MULL I NEVEFZ BUST A ' -- ARCHIE FRA14K AND ERNEST = ____ IN I ;* Cav. 41 k- 51_~ R tILJMEROU FEM.A4.EACCOM "I 7 -_ 6.i1__Z1_ k; . LL, THERE'S ONE T WH EING TO SAY FOR MASWEE) POTATO I f it'orr TOO EASY' '.4" I __ z 'TV ' I . 4 ______ I / '' - I ; ' P ~ • 4 - 1 I ____ a I - ,_ " I GENTLEMAIM59 FRUBY - A I, J ____ -- _______ _'.M ':!~_ j, ~ - TW) EH, NUTCHELLC — , I TRY TO BEHAVE LIKE A ;j . -. ( - _________ k ~ , )0P4 1' CALL.. ME 'HA?J-H.4TIW& o EM.ALE JU9T "t ALIE IPON'r i I II county Office of ,Management of Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) to provide some figures for further study. . NVINV AOM ii.AK UT U' rf' - SAME OLD LUN I A I el QLWIt). BCAUTlcui GIRL ' / 1. delved into a$2,6 million bt,dge( request from Sheriff John Polk, poked around for a while and 're I V.—.. 0 7KAT(2,E FfZCM AN CX0 I JOH NNY CARSCN AqDNJ0LCGL1F_ - I .. .P. I .1ii A ' PO5,g4.4 \CREE , t'41;i1NA f'I pq W 7.100 .-r ---' - -.~ - . I k. Altamonte Springs, said, "It looks like we've got a unified group. Were ery pleased to have him." I think the Commission Exa ____ I - - C -_ I'I-C-1 - _7~. MY ANOTH F_;ZI~5 &kO!5T PRIZZ-0 I U - 1Jfl S AO by Dick I /' , lh-~ - V17,9.. I 11 , - ; I __;11, .11 ', 1, ~n_ - — Ir GETS LIGII4T 14E STARTS EATING WINTHROP L15E T14E VA:)PD 'A40646,40"1 NA SENTENCE J/ JJ% bi elected Hod Cable an of exic mn the party's AStflb t10bls until nn Cramer mittee. th' U) (T 11 Ii t ' an selzureof wet Tlie second election -held at member of the Scminole Count) ele ctTraditionally, ion. only member' ca: (10 Is leave us the courthouse. Sanford But a part) spokesman in was called after Florida Ix-mo. School Board. "I Unk the about 25 Democrats attend the alone," liattaway added. .r--~,0 Tallahassee said Cramer had ings. fie also said the party is T he thi planning * is r an bar t I I spokesman said party leaders %~ __ .11". Cable was the only contender fine. fie seem to be a real go. becue for countians in Sep. was illegal because party 41 Just wanted the election to be -0 . ft for the post. And one party getter and real interested," tember. "fair and legal." members 10 weren't given the regular said Us morning that said Mrs. Allen Forward, the required days notice. Other party regulars reached Party regulars contacted by no opposition suaI at last party's secretary-treasurer For at their homes said they felt In a letter to Unda hr, the night's meeting. 22 years. the Herald called Cable with Cable at the helm, the Party's vice chairman, Cramer bright, young man dedicated to ruled Cable's June 13th election Of 49 precincts, Cable State Democratic Corn- "Democratic party will go forward." ROD CABLE the ideals of the Democratic received the okay from about 35 niitteeman Tout Fir had Party. precinct members present at no comment when called at Former Democratic kcauseofwhathedescrjbedto "Rod Cable was elected "I'm glad lie was re-elected," last night's session. In all, some home this morning. Chairman Larry Sin,'. iir be "pressure from a group" legally Us time," .Nlri. For. said Pat Telson, a Democratic 85 persons turned out for the State Rep. Bob Hattaway, I)- stepped down as chairman which was attempting a ward 3akl ttis morning. .J."FT I r., "4 I -__C. I _J - - . ma jority wanted him to start witn." — School Board Member Pat Telson Three Seminole Count) - e C .-. i It I, . ________ -' C~ ~ I 1; I il -%,%%-.it--, 6 by T. K. Ren - . . .: -,i ~1 t . 4.. ,_~ _- prll) . ~ . --- F , A145 AVr / 44V54P . •.-' I'LL WAVE"YW KNOW I'm A Licjs.ir EATE i_- . I I 'nNG AGAIN EATING— I BETWEEN MEAL"S EILL BE AS PAT C".~) p -1I m'l AS A PIS! GULP !I F 11 / 1k k 0 1 - -. • _ 4 - U'7Th' 1 SIZE A&4IW, H, 1-01A L.IJCK? 11 ___ I _ I - . . i~! - . . # .I 'vri- - . .. - . ____ ~ -. I- -; .,"X%.#- * - ~.. 4 1&Th' 75/JY It 1~_ — I' . 7It hD'V 5C K115N f I J -. . - 3CKItIL I . - . 5 -' . ____ f/MU) ITALL -I k_/ . N .- .. I 1%..d I. . - "I I "¼ ____ 4k . i - MODERN.) I I - f)1TEF I . ' ;.: ____________ ARO MAKIN& FUN OF *009 __-_.. - . . r-A-'zir i_L- TUMBLE WEEDS ) . I,f 1 I. ,- 111~_ - I . " - I I I ., %~..111w_ . - Jr I 0 -~ O', 4 - I ..A-40k, . - ,:- - - I By Roger Rotten -to 't)J. , T.. -_ V - - used in the column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY . fl NUNC L% fli m GGASS, . 4 "I'm glad he was reelected : 4. J y newspaper. The most ____ •.. ' .- Jacobys" care of this /848 - - I RE \AG017 A IuWu 1 II. RAC1(ET CN, 5YLVTER' I IA PAC' OF CORN I I ." - EL) P1t1CKFt lkrald Staff Writer fl a landslide ote, Seminole - . '- MTn4WrI45 I - q . - ,, 97 i D _____________________________________ _ -_ 01 III 40 II I 1 * LJ L.J • .• . Turnout emocra ts Rem Elec t Rod "r., !* . - *~ * 4 r I ; 1 _._~ . -_ . _.;. - W - I . Draws Large Vote 1 '4Z• ..'.. i I A~k &B ,fj r I . I ' T_iO.- . - .-All ,,: . 4 of I 1 0 00 ¶E BOX OF:CE TO OPENj FOR ROCK CONCERT WOL'LDNi KNOW I ve T'~.,,--~ , ~, %. O& . lIt 'rii : . . ; .. - A JOB AT RATE I 'A A J. .: . - I I DOONESBURY Lewis Lorry . .. . r ? . 44 You don't have to make a free bid, Any time you know that c oin to bi .Ig.iin. pu nia~ pass after ac. tion by an opponent. Today's hand was played in a game with few pairsreaching the cinch club slam, Actually, some played in three notrump with onspicuous lack of success after a spade lead by East. At this table North didn't know what to do after West's heart overcall. tic might have done almost anything. the wise choice of a heart cue bid. East didn't like his hand. No one can blame him for not I II - ,_ ~ (O.J.L, IVE EVRO 0 I I .: By Oswald & James Jacoby I U5 Z co To ] .— I fly Pais Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . • 14 Opening lead - — - __ -, OU 67th Year, No 278—Friday, July 11, 1975 $. With clubs as trump a Blackwood respons! to show II et the orth F.ast South ir;t ______________________ k.' 1ALL It(IIld _garne in any event. Then, North made the key bid of four diamonds. South jumped clubs and it was ail over. to Note that with this hand A K Q .1 54 HE JUST ,..A FLAS9 FLOOD HIT DIDN'T -MIF AJZFA PRIM -M Hl GIff-r "THEM ARRIVAL, ANDWP4QM=8 IN AWAY All T4E LANV).. ! ____ S _ I - double gave South a chance to pass to see What North meant his cue bid. EAST Now North bid three clubs. £ K 10876 5 South went to (our clubs. He 83 could afford this because North's two-heart bid had an- SotiTll A2 K 1074 • K 6 __________ ALLEY OOP . - "' .. - , -, liking but East decided to do somethin to r I I 0 and .t,tMFS J.tCOBY it V A2 4 A83 4108762 1 ' — BRIDGE NORTH ID I t0kd A *. -' _, __ ,.- Tumor by Dick _______________________ CARNIVAL ____ �Herald, Sanford, Fl. ',day, July 11, 1975 __ County _~~ I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Takeover First Friday, July 11, 197S-31 Feared -------------------------Comparison NATION IN / - APi Former presidential aide Alexander Butterfield, who revealed the existence of former President Nixon's taping system, was a contact officer for the Central Intelligence Agency while he served in the White House'. a former CIA liaison officer for th e Air Force said Shortly after the Uison officer, retired Col. L Fletcher Prouty, made the disclosure on television, an Informed Source said Prouty had given the Information to the House intelligence committee in recent Butterfield ga;ned national prominence nearly two .ears ago when he disclosed to Senate Watergate estigators th e existence of th en-President Richard M Nixon's White House tape recording system. Bum per To Begin Talks On Wi1co Buy ob FLORIDA . , INBRIEF - n - Crop Expect ed ----. be so huge this year that retad food prices through late 1976 will increase at a slower rate than they have in the past two years, government officials say. less clear, however, was how much impact a possible largesc?le purchase of U.S. corn and wheat by the Soviet Union ttould have at the supermarket checkout counter. S *' . Launch Sites Buzzing I ~ Wate Board Names Tornado Touch ; b ~____" Mfl I , I Planne . - I r 0 op Job * I I ~ f. I A1TAMOTF SPRINGS A Sanford OrlandodirectorofpublicworksandJimKoonce engineer, a Casselberry u'ility director and a of Osceola County Seminole Count) official are among OtherSeminole County representativeson the selected to special posts on the 208 Aredwide I . Planning Committee on Water Quality committee, which includes persons from Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties, are I Management. I Bill Dale, Seminole's director of environmental I ,4 .. .A' I . __ . .. . At the committee's organizational meeting at services; County Engineer Bill Bush and - I . _'_ -.0~ ,o 4 -. . _~ --_ the civic center here. Wednesday, Martin Kreidt, Langley Adair, county pollution control officers; -~. __ #___ - - ~;, -head of the Orange County planning department Sanford City Manager W. E'. (Petc) Knowles; -,. I elected chairman, while Mack LaZenby, City Planner David Farr; and Altamonte __ engineer, C Bundy. man Councilman Harry Terry represented lake Mary at the meeting. Representatives to the conuilittee are yet to be designated offici in 1 \' participate In selecting consultants to do various Winter Springs, Oviedo and Lonwood RobertE. Daeha ldt)presldaito(the C.mmtwityWganlzatica parts of the U.S. Environmental Protection for More Blood (COMB), joins Clyde Long (center) and Eddie Agency's $909,400 funded study were: Charles The committee will work under the direction lookmg over ptaques presentea tnem ior tionating Goode, Orange County director of public works, of the Fast Central Florida Regional Planning four gallons of blood to the Seminole County Blood Bank. Lang chairman; and Roger Neiswender, Seminole Council. The next meeUng is scheduled for Aug.8. represented the First Presbyterin Church of Smsford and County director of county development; John at the First Federal Savings and Loan hufiding Senkarik the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer to the program. Lane, Casselberry utility director; Paul Mathes, on SR 436 in Altamonte Springs. - at lauvh sites half a world apart today as Russian technicians began joining a Soyuz spaceship with its tx)oster rocket and American astronauts continued rehearsals for the U.S.-Soviet space mission set for Tuesday. ___ i -I - ;_ - ~_I - _~~I - -.- i ----.---i;i----i~~-.----,.---iW -.1!.t-A:-:,. -7q_ ,4 ./;. ____ • ________ .•. .: . • - , ..; ~ c DONO S HONORED BRIEF IN Wilson Inflation Remedy British workers. SS inflationrateinEaiQe . ly GLENN McCASL4ND Wi1aai actingto curbthi worst of per cent year, told the silent, packed House of Cornmans there would be no thceases for those earning more than $18,700 a year. He rejected as "not realistic" a request from the trade unionsforageneralprlcefreezetoaccunpanythepay curbs. But he said plans to phase out subsidies that reduce the cost of food would be delayed, Da', a, fl'Iiap'ie (".d _ .iuvpi 'tnuvny iwauia, ,u, D3NN, West Germany (AP) 1aeli Prime Minister Yitzhk Rabin today ruled out another agreement with Egyptany time soon, telling a news osIerence "there are no magic deadlines," "It's a process of negotia tions. We are in the middle," RabinsaidatanewsconferenceintheWestGisnpi. tal. - - - boy waz in Abadia's apartment, hot that the youth was freed after questioning, Three other youths, who caine to the apartment while the arrest was in progress, were not detained or questioned, but directed to No Dennis Nathaniel Minor, 24, and James Neil Russell, fl, all of 165 D Springwood Circle, Longwood. Detectives Al Sanchez and David Lohr arrested the four men hcrIIv nfter nftr obtaining a search warrant for _SS ntvn S • Legal Nohce . - HOSPITAL NOTES - CALENDAR AREA DEATHS Legal Nof:ce ' - WEATHER — - --__-__-_._--_---_- MRS. EMELIA MEISCII Mrs. EmeliaS. Melath.lI,of 0 Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, died Wedndsy of Lakeyi.w Nursin g Home. Sie was LOrn in Nw York and came to Sanford in 1914 from New 'pork. ' Fur.erst tervicM for Mrs Eons Ferris Gies, 71 f Lake Monroe. *to died TPu.wWav will be held 1110: am Monday at Central CMWdI With Rev. Bill , Coftmen officising. Burial in ()&H., M&wW ,, , . ,rvu'ussmav be to Crai Baptisf .1rcftBrision Funeral Home " harge MEISCH, MRS.. JMILIA ' Funerjl Services (O( Emetic S Mech. 51. of Lake Bfrt. Sanford. v.io cte Mary I _______.1 ______ *rne4ey r w,Il b P*ItI at 10 t Lutheran a m, %aturd,Jy. Church of the Reemer Wilts A c• .eHno crin't.c Picrnpin Bvriat .eusctser of in Lk,ttw Grarnkow F uner al rher4e Andre Moore 1knntngo Peralta Sallie I.. Hayden, Daytona Beach Billy Norris BIShOD Jr.. I)eRary Rene J. Kaufmann, DeP.r' Ruth A. Coleman, Deltona Lori L Nesmith, Delton.i John Schzneltz, Deltona Barbara J. Beckhorn, Lake Mary Nicole Hamner, Lake Mary ,, E. Kreinbring, Lake Morwoe Albert Higgins, Orlando Arthur Stewart, 0'larido strong and gusty near thunIJ'N Association rummage dershowers, Rain probability to 60 per cent during the day, 20 sale, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., old us. Ilaflk, Sa nford P1123. per cent at night, ;,'tpnii,,4 ..— . - . t1mghTust1ay. Partly cluudy wift ) scattered th undershowers fl,re numerous during at. te'rnoon and evening hours. Highs mostly in upper and low Lows generally in I)aytout Beach tides, higha 11:12 ii.m., 11:31 p.m.; lows 4:47 a.m.. 5:05 p.m, Port Canaveral, highs 10:43 11:09 p.m.; lows 4:34 'ant, 4:55 m. . 'SD U. AdigiIla& • s 1JaVWl (Womeni, 1 1 W. First St. Bankin, Mnagemrnt for omt't', one-day eminar, Seminole Conuiiuzuty College, registration 9 a.m. Call coorihinator, Occupational Program Developnient. Itegistration fee includes lunch. JULY 14 8 P.M. Akobolki Anonymous (closed ) 1201 W. First St. JULY 17 8 P.M. Alcoholics AnonymOus Speaker) 1201 W. First (0 St. County, Florida, at the hour of A M. on the 201h day of July. A.D.. 1,75, that certain motor vehicle sitite and being in SemInole County. Florida, described as (011Os: %SA( 01 VAiflhl? 19 " 14 IA? "'' Cbtlnd.r; I.D. No. V1S7174732 DAT EDthls 71hdaol June. A. D. 1975 (Seal) 1.rthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of fbi Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk Franklin C Whaham, E squ i re ST5TROM. DAVIS & McI N"058 FlagshIp Bank -- SuIte 77 Post Office 105 1330 Sanford, Fl 37771 Publish: July 11. 7S at: Lof 14. Block B. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGW3. Unit One, scrording to the plat thereof M recorded In Plat Book 13, Page 9, Public Rcords of S.mlrtl. County, Florida. atpubllcsale, totheh.ghett and best bidder for cash. atlMWeslfront door of Its, Seminole County Cctvr'Pso.jsp in Sanford, Florida, at ii 00 a m • on July 73, 197$. Witness my hand and Seal of 1h15 court on the 7th day of July. 1975 s,at) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Cick of the Circuit Court By Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk Smith ano Hayden, PA. 1316 WWI Bank Building Jacksonville. Florid. 37202 (Attorn) Publish' July Ii. 1975 . -- -. - _77 . - ' - L 7 . i- - I - S . . . . - - - _•_ V - dl C' i... •_y; , , I sentencing on an extortion conviction has failed. Attorney Paul Shimek, representing the black civil right-, leader, argued Thursday that Circuit Judge Kirke M. Beall had illegally revoked the minister's $20,000 bond, resulting in the Wednesday night arrest of the Rev. Mr. Matthews. Shimek contended that al ough a jury found Matthews guilty June 10 after a two-day trial, the judge had not formally found him guilty. LIGHTNING " STRIKE BRINGS FIREWOOD .0 ,6 .. I .,.* - I t - - ~ - - - - s __ -- --- -__ , - .. il __ , I I . ~,Zad -_ - -___ — .;' .- ~_ - , Reg. $12.50 I LAKE MARY Acting on a planning and zoning; Burt councilman's complaint that he Perinchiel, police; Virginia was "being bypassed,"tlie City Mercer, fire department; I Council has voted unanimously lillian Griffin, public works 1 _eii:ez__ IVFFY. UIIIILLC5. to instruct Mayor " Mayor Walter "k' Harry "I'm being by-passed," j Sorenson on his duties. The action came after Bacon said, "The mayor is acting as mayor and as planCouncilman Martin Bacon threatened to resign as plan- fling and zoning commissioner, S.. Our Alignment 1 Brake Melvin Gray 1(M) Perinchief said voting unless Sorenson was told to refer to commissioners in against Bicon would be tan. charge any items pertaining to tatnount to voting against t% "motherhood their areas of responsibility. d offered h'S minwrt In other action, the Council: the council itself — as an area newspaper reported today — — Approved on first reading nnlu ir rø.inn I hn ,Inn,nr, ni.l •. IF 5 an amenWnent to the animal zoning duties, control ordinance gi ving a new Each Council member directs definition for non-commercial n cliv fl'nn ..... -, department: r cenneis kennels I 4205. French Ave. --- " ASH IRIS KAPOK COMPS, MAPLE BASSWOOD POPPY MILKWEED THISTLE TUMBLEWEED Sanford * 172 SOUTH SPRING GARDEN AVE. 18 YEARS SERVICE IN L)EIAND AREA * I I IIkiii'0 111 11 I P • J • toil tl\\\\\ \\\l \\\ -! __ A "I (ót \\\\\ , UI!IIJi I I -•.,t — - - Jjj]jj f FER GOO[' YLiflhl Rotary To Hear Gunter hidden name &Ad box it in I - Music Insulation Services, Inc. -- . -- Ph.322-0872 - yUluuisb a',.' Instructions: Th. hidden names I,iied below sppsu toi'wud, bski.ad, up, down, or diqortaliy in the ruuk. Find rich - SANFORD TIRE SERVICE .,_,._. DURING JULY CALL 904•734.6708 FOR ERII ESTIMATE! With Coupon Specialist — nil a,.,, in.. nan.n, l...• .. a .Z Uen.e e.. •e I ALIGNMENT SPECIAL $395 -. __.I OFF &A"'Olajejj _N ii-&AAAM ,& ,& I& S "t HOME OWNERS: CUT YOUR ELECTRIC BILL! ' The FOSJ also has requested Richard Thacker of 719 Baywood Circle saws away at part of a that the Seminole County large oak tree which fell when struck by lightning yesterday. The Commission ban the use of hoop tree, -A hich witnessessald flamed briefly when struck, fell across nets in the county because of two yards, narrowly missing the house next door to Thacker's. the harm it could cause to sport Rain doused the flames within seconds. ilierald Photo by Tom fishing. The commission took Vincent no action on the request. Vote Tightens I1_ Mayor Keins , I _t`,.--7-- - -- I k " - 0 r/ Jr , ~_ . I-Z in Sanford Civic Center the use of hoop nets for fishing in the St. Johns River. Organizers of the meeti ng expect a large crowd for the hearing The Commission has assed a law, which became effective •' V -4~V July 1, allowing fimermen to use the nets In the river bet '2 X ,,' ween the Volusia Bar and SR 46. 4 ~ ~4 However, the recently : -. . I ' Ph. 3234700 700 French Ave. Sanford . .&M £ An attempt by The Rev. Ilk. Matthews to regain his freedom pending a J uly 23 - - - Yfir EL - - • - -- -! - '. SCOTTY 'S The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish COnUULSsiofl will - to 11 On Nets S . .. A - ______ _; :i . . - _____ - Release Bid Fails 11 9' I •••'!•• .-.— --- - I" - __ . Some are not," Besserer said. -1 __.. .-' - - ~~ - 4 Toniah wvjllrv~wwmruw~ - __ Police spokesman Charles Ball said no Injuries were re hhI, Kirk Cr-tm, 2827 Neil Rd., to the county jail. Burke had SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Rabin warned against expectation that an accord can Sheriff's I.t. Ray Parker home by officers taking part in the apartment from in- Forest City, told deputies he been charged with attempted OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS be settled inonemneetingorbya certain date. S identified .badia as a ninth the raid. formation received during a returned home from a party at burglary of an auto,prowling Notice Qw'ift5 Sew.Aary of State Henry A. Kissinger was arriving in The Board of County Corn. grade teacher at Union Park Parker said the raid was theft investigation. 4:15 p.m. yesterday and found and possession of Wirglary tools miulor*rs of sm1we county wiii Bonn late today for talks with Rabin on Saturday, and the Junior High School in Orange conducted on information Sanchez said an un• the glass door to his residence earlier, hold a public hearing to consider the prune minister said: "I expect many outcomes," County and a student at FTU. received from Orange County determined amount of property had been forced. IdOPtIOVL of a current zoning map tharlie Washington Francis, But he said the negotiations must be conducted "very reaffirming esisting zoning district Parker said at the time of the who assisted in the was recovered at the scene carefully, very patiently." arrest one 15-year-old Juvenile arrest last night. officers were attempting to ransacked the house, taking the Springs, was charged with zoning book available in the Lend About a pound of marijuana Identify all of the merchandise missing Items as they went, carrying a concealed weapon, Development Division, Room 413 of was seized along with a number today. the Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. Investigation of both and assault with intent will tw available for viewing of unidentified pills, pipes and burglaries was continuing commit a felony after hlsarrest frornl:3OA,M. toSOOP M. Monday ____________________________________________________________________________________ other paraphernalia, Parker Search Is On today. by Sgt. Oscar Redden on a through Friday at the above said capa.s t (warrant). Francis Is location, JULY 10, I75 Louise Burns, Ddliary Margaret Lai-Pjn The arrests topped a busy day 4 Arrests Made this pu blic hearing will be ho ld in being held In lieu of $8,000 bond, the County Commiss4on Chambers ADMISSIONS: Winifred B. Wheeler, DeLand Frank M Manning for deputies, who were conFour arrests were Ioged Details Four Men Jailed of Incident were not of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, Sanford: Lucy Byrne, Deltona Patricia 1$jj l'4iixwell ducting a search today for overnight at the Seminole available, on July 2, lelS. at 7:00 P.M. or Sawn T. Bertrang Thomas A. Fegan, Deltona Charlot te Phillips Seminole County detectives suspects in the burglary of a County Jail. soon thereattr as poosibie. David Andrew Jackson, RI. Mattie E. Brown 1k. Euge ne Grimier, Deltona yesterday raided a Longwood Longwood residence in which, Teresa BISOI Bøsd of County Earl Leon Burke, 1512 1 Cornmisiioners Sanfor d, was booked into Annie Bryant Clarence J. Whittemore Vincent J. Kavanagh, apartment complex and Seminole County, Florida county jail Brian E. Cash Deltona $500 bond f. Soloman Jerry, Mtamonte arrested four men on charges of By: Sd Vihien, Jr., Jewelle P. Chapman James Dewitt Peters, receiving stolen property, -Springs; Chairman _________ Attest: Deltona Booked Into county Jail on ArTht H. 5ecIth, Jr. Marie J. Steehier, Deltona charges of $5,000 bonds each Publith: July 11. 197$ James T. Guy. Eustis we re : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND DEP 43 rrr FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, i..naries M. tteynoicls, laxe Jesse Ray MOrT1.sOr1 11, 20 .WLY 11 WId Evangelism Fellowship FLORIDA Mary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Richard Paul Brooks, 20, CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.I3.E Ge ne Volun te er Fi re men's a charter member of Luth eran EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. MRS. EDNA GJLES da y camp for ages l2, Lake A H Fain, Flossie LaRocra, Ormond CUlT SEMINOLE COUN TY, benefit show, 8 p.m., Geneva Jessup Park. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Church of the Redeemer, Plaintiff. Bewh FLORIDA Vt Community House Sanf d. featuring Mrs. Edna Farris Giles, 73, No fee, bring sack lunch. Call or Dora P. Phillips. Osteen Civil Acfle.s Plvmber 1S-4$-CA.O$.D Mr. Magic" to raise money for Child Evangelism office Mon- MARY E. THOMPSON, She IS survived by Mrs. SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE Lake Monroe died Thursday. Helen S. Harninerland, Defendant, COMPANY, a FLORIDA COR Fireman's Fund. Born in Lenoir City, Tenn., she Bonnet Carter, Sanford; Mrs. day-Wednesday to register. Winter Park NOTICE OF SALE RAT ION henry Witte Jr., Ft. Myers; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lived in Lake Monroe for PisinIlft) Yesterday's hIgh 91; over. JULY 12 JULY 15 pursuant to Final Judgment of past 40 years. She was a brother, Gus Schmah, Sanford; vs DISCHARGES VFW Auxiliary 10108, Sannight low 69. Rainfall wa .68 Sanford Senior Citizens. Red, FOreCtotu'et,red In the case of A. JOHN A ALLEN and MARGARET iucznkr of Central Baptist two grar1dchil'fren and four ford, Barbecued chicken dinner Whi te and Blue 'tinner, 6 p.m,, H FAIN, Plaintiff,vecsvs MARY E. V. ALLEN, his wife et aI, inches. great-grandchildren. THOMPSON. Defenctan?. in the Chur ch. Sanford: D,WI,IS Partly cloudy through sponsored by VFW Auxiliary Sanf ord Civic Center. Enter- Circuit Court of the Elghieenth Gramkow Funeral [tome in Survivors Include her. NOTICE OF SALE Shawn T. Bertrang tomorrow with scattered af- 101()$ at Post home on Sanford tainment by Fellowship Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole Notice Is hereby given that. husband, Roland Giles, Lake charge. Mary Da vis ternoon and evening thui- lakefront. 5 p.m. Players. For reservations, call County, Florida. Civil Action No. 73 pursuant to an order or a fina l ISOQE. the undersigned Clerk will Monroe; two sisters and one F.stelIe J. Ellis derstwers. highs mostly In Iument of foreclosure entered in Flea Market, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Charlie Hoffon, Edith HarrIson i.0 at pi,iic sale to the highest and the brother in Tennessee. Clara S. flair .bove captiond action. I will low 9N, Lows ih the low to mi(i Funeral Notices u bllrjusc or Wilina Kalmus through besl b;dder for cash as the WeSt f ront Stil tht VOPCfty situated in Hidden Lake Cl Irit.n Funeral !louw in . J' door of Ihe Seminole County Seminole County, O. Winds satiable iliOstlV Florida. descrbed Sanford. Proceeds to Hidden Monday. Courthouse, In Sanford. SemInole ' 1. ' Wind-BorneSeeds Svn Call or visit one of these Arab Lawn-Gard Dealers today. to endanger anyone s health. '-. - - I Mdilonvtlle 'Ave., anford, was fatling to comply with a' court Officers sa id Antoinette charged wi th possession of order. Jackson was arrested on Ubero, 30, of Adams St., stolen property by Sanford Snow Hill Road yesterday by Longwood, reported shortly Po liceman John Foster after a shei-ifrs depu ties serving a after noon y es terday that set of car keys found In Burke's canlas ladles' Jewelry valued In excess possession then arrested early Albert Eugene Cappe, 167A of $4,500 had been stolen, yesterday at Ridgewood Arms Orange Blvd., Sanford, was Investigators reported two Apartments were traced to a being held in lieu of $5,000 bond screens had been removed from car owned by Mr. and Mrs. on a charge of theft of a motor a bedroom window and the Robert Wailer, 1200 Crescent vehtcle,Hewasarrest,edatg:25 jewelry, stored in small boxes SI, Sanford. a.m. yesterday by sherlWs in a closet, taken. Foster said the car was detectives executing a caplas In another house break-In, located in the west parking lot Issued against him. Details of officers reported silverware, a of the apartment complex and the Incident were not available. stereosetandseveralshotguns, the additional charge was valued in excess of $650 had placed agai nst Burke at 4: hpør' (fflfl ... U& q: ILC W43 II1JUFLCU _MAa . zi I - I U.--, I. ___ -r- . $4,500 in jewelry was taken. An Orange County school teacher was arrested on felony drug charges last nig" !t Seminole County narcotics agents raided a south Seminole apartment complex. Apartment 36H, 2100 Howell Branch Rd., Maitland, was takenintocustodyonchargeso( possession of a controlled substance marijuana and possession of paraphe rnalia. He was booked into county jail in lieu of $10,000. .L. ported but severrJ homes and garages had roofs and windows damaged by winds and uprooted trees. 4 ,. _,**"~&~~ _,- ~ o criticism were serious enough - - Herald Staff Writer A..4,. . . '::'- TITUSVILLE 1AP) — A tornado that first touched Teacher Arrested On Drug Charges ceffing of $13.20 a week on pay raim for . 1 S ~ LONDON (APP — Prime Minister Harold Wilson an- - '. -... • PENSACOLA (AP) — And Sod Wdeorms Hearing ""t "'t"'g ._.. -1 ____, , _____ .. •- D SEEK & FIND' Youth Said Present When Home Raided To Limit Pay Hikes ~ U.S.-Hussian space flight, space agency officials said. ally FOUR GALLON Fa ~~~~~ ----.Y town resulted in scattered property damage but no In juries, officials say. Police spokesmen said the twister struck this Florida F.ast Coast cli) near the Kennedy Space Center at about 5 30 p in F DI Thursday The tornado caine no closer than 15 mIles to the site of next I'uesd.iy launch of the American portion of the joint , CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — Activity quickened Iack,d'g Carraway said none of the ___ down behind the police station and then skipped through 4 - s Sbb,rIi,iis ______ p - - A 105-year-old man who said he interest of Justice would not be ill-served" If the frail, old man was a Ilowed to plead guilty to the reduced charge of iiitnsl1iughter. tS Myers steadied his shaking hands on a cane, Hall or dered a re-sentence Investigation and permitted the social security recipient to remain in the custody of long- — - — slaughter and been released in the custody of a friend. Ed "Posswn -Slim" Myers of nearby Sorrento originally was charged with second-degree murder in th e death of twighbor Louise Stewart, 51. But fliursday, a defense attorney and prosecutors told . . - Uuiy, shooting cleadi of a neighbor has pleaded guilty to man. . L a S survey of rates charged at trustee Andrew Carraway said, Central Florida hospitals is "1 imagine. Bob mentioned it," survey to determine If Seminole Besserer also presented a under way. Chairman John Evans saIJ Memorial's rates are in line report by the State's Joint Seminole Memorial hospital You who have been trustees rates at the Sanford facility are wi th other Florida hospitals. If Commission on Accreditation trustees were told yesterday know wtiat's coming next,"said "still the lowest in Central they're lower and hospital The hospital received a "whole that room rates may soon rise lieswrer, adding that trustees Florida." funds are dwindling, Besserer bunch" of criticisrns from the again for the second time this will be asked to "do something At present, a day's stay in the asks trustees for an increase. Commission, according to at the next meeting. ward is $45, a semi-private Earlier this year, an increase Carraway. Hospital Administrator Bob Asked if a hike In the price room $55 and $60 for a private was granted. Two increases And Evans directed Besserer Besserer warned trustees that a charged for rooms is to report on ways tr correct negative findings at next In Friend's Custody TAVARES (AI'i - . 0 .. i V Ivt. Vit lt,,•lki4, I,,,,. By ED PRICKFTF Herald Staff Writer . ~, - Released CoauoJs Iitt P.ts of would "hate to end my time on this earth in Jail" after the -- - ~- - Hospital Rate Hike Probable - — Possum slim - White House Contact T-"4 NOW Way : - Butterfield Said CIA 's Under One Spray$øj By DONNA FSES School : Herald Staff Writer "We can't lay down and play dead... If we ta came after a motion Council memter Virginia LAKE MARY The City Council has authorized Councilmen do, Lake Mary will be trapped." Mercer to create a citizens advisory committee to look into the Harry Terry and Martin Bacon Sr. to begin talks with Wilco ossibility of opening roadways Into Lake C tal for the Fire Councilman Ma fl VIarr.in Bacon Sr. ti np Utilities on th e possibilities of the city purchasing its water and n1rtment died for lack of a second sewer plants in Greenbelt. Griffin had earlier reported to the Council that Terry recommended the action, noting strong rumors that the purcluise, said he is not 3ure the city has a chance of getting it or if streets into the lake would not be feasible. Shc noted some areas, 4 Seminole Cotinty Commission is Vying to buy the utWty. the city can even raise the funding necessary for the buy. "But, such as Seventh and Lakeview would be difficult and costly, up to , We can't lay down and play dead," Bacon said, adding, "If we we should try," he said. about $1,500, to open while opening Floyd and Ridge Road Into do, Lake Mary will be trapped. The city in recent weeks signed In other business with utilities, Terry reported some 290 lakes would be easier, but cost about $1,000 each. an interlocal agreement with t1tte County Commission to have customers of the city's newly acquired water system have paid Sorenson said the volunteer fire department's plan was to pump Wilco Utilities serve the new Scott Electronics Plant, their first utility bills to the city. water directly from the lake to fires and Mercer said the departIncluded by Me county within the agreement was a provision Since yesterday was service cut-off day for those who had failed ment's particular concwn is the lack of adequate water for firethat the county would receive all "grants-in-aid" given by to pay their bills, Terry said the delinquency period has been fighting purposes if a fire occurs at Lake Mary Schoo l. developers free of charge in the event it purchased the utility extended for 10 days. fie said customers who have not posted ne Council took no action on Mercer's report that the fire desyst em. ser% Ice deposits may arrange with the city to pay half this month partment is willing to provide its own labor to open the streets. An identical section was ordered stricken from the agreement by 'Je County CornMayor Walter Sorenson named Terry and Council member ratheragoodlyamountoffilldlrtwouldbeneeded. nAssion. 111lian Griffin to a special conunittee to look into the possibilities Bacon said opening the streets by razing trees could destroy the erry, recommen investIgation o t possibility of a city to getting water for firefighting purposes to Lake Mary Elemen- environment and cause the washout of soil Into the lake. BRIEF WASHINGTON Mary Lake Survey Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter Life Insurance Co. will be the featured speaker at Gunter was born in DANDELION PINE ' TOMORROW: [lodge Podge "K" the Sanford Rotary Club lun- Jacksonville and spent his cheon on Monday at the Sanford youth oii a dairy farm near Live arizer njov puzz iiver Oak. Civic Center. discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets I Gunter, at 38, was one of As a state senator he was To order v"lurne'. LII and [11. send l for each. making checks more than 70 freshmen instrumental In promoting the payable to 'Seek & Find" in care of this news pa per. members of the U.S. House passage of Florida's "Governwhen he took the oath of office itient in the Sunshine" law in January, 1973. He left the which bans secret meetings Congress two years later after where public business is _______________________________________ losing the Democratic senate discussed. • nomination to current Sen. __________________ B> BERNICE BEDE OSOL BEST Richard Stone tD-Miaml.) The former school teacher, ~ TV SERVICE I For Saturday, July 12, 1975 insurance executive has since I returned home to Orlando and ___________ _____ M{IE..S i.tarch 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov. 22i has become senior vice Strive to do essential tasks in You could be led astray president of Southland Equity _______________________ the am. Afternoon will find you financially by your ma or a Corp. and its subsidiary, SEC unproductive, You 11 friend who talks you into a .. I erroneously feel the cards are situation costing more than you . stacked against you. can afford. TAURUS April 20-May' 20) A SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. self-centered outlook today 21) You'll be expecting credi t drives you to be extravagant for an accomplishment before " with your resources as well as you've earned it. Avoid hard those of others. This could feelings by puttering around The prove costly. alone. house GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22-Jan. t.se the morning hours to 19) You'll have high hopes in recharge your energies. You the morning and feel deflated in tend to be arguiiientative and the afternoon. Don't be put out, will be better company or it Just wasn't your day. I Aljt,%I IUS I Jan. 20-Feb. 19 i .yourself than for the family. CANCER iJuik, 21-Jul) 22i Your feclings are too intense Do-it -yourself projects should today for you to feel cornyou'.l probably fortable aruund others. Seek he avOi(k(1 hit your thumb with a hammer. snlitude. Avoid disappointment. kelax. have friends in, instead. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 iJuly 23-Aug. 22) You'll LEA) You imagine others place too trvto be better than the Jones mans' burdens on your Lodisy, but when you tally the shoulders today. Keep yourself cost, you'll find it wasn't worth busy doing personal errands, it. till the mood passes. VI R GO lAug. 23Sept. 22i Be I %'OUR BIRTHDAY i t rclusuc In your evaluation of faiuiily lilelilberS' abilitie... You tcnti to expect more than they July- 12,375 You won't let work be so are able to give. LIBRA tScpt. 2.14)(1.23i It's demanding on you in the not a good day for you to coming year. You'll find more travel. You're restless, easily time for fun and social acbored and the tensions of traffic tivities than your have in the will umiult irritstt' %'3u 1L,st . ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS HOROSCOPE __ ____ ____ SAVE $28 TO $116 ALL MODELS - I Choose from fifteen 1975 Models 5,000 to 33,500 BTU's • 5.5 to 11.0 EER's - fit most conventional windows GENEVA ' - ...-.-' HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING - 1205 PARK AVE. -- SANFORD I - SALES & SERVICE .- --a--- - HOUR SERVICE SE 4_ .. __ ~ - - 111111 p DIAL 323.5434 I x - �-----.------,' -'r-- -- -. - ____ ____ . --. -. .,.,., . - -. . - - Evening Herald in)N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 321 Area Code 3053fl.211 or 831.9993 Friday, July ft 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. IXJYI.E. Publisher WILLIAM D. CUIIRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Ilonw 1- e1iver Week. 55 cents-. Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20: Year. $2840 l3 Mad In Florida same as home deliver;. All other mail: Month. 520: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $.32.40. \ : _______ low Energy Issue The Clock Covered By Smog The energy legislation sought Many people in Seminole County will get a big shock sometime over the weekend when the postman delivers property assessment notices to Iandowners throughout the county. The shock will come In the increased assessment of property some as high as 400 per cent over last year's assessment, For the most part, property assessments will go up between 25-40 per cent, but the big increase will be noted on Land that is currently either undeveloped or that has no construction on it. However, County Property Appraiser Terry Goembel says the increased assessmen ts won't necessarily mean a tax increase, bcce the millage levi ed by the County Commission and School Board should be reduced sufficiently enough to offset any increase, Regardless of this, there are expected 10 be hundreds of complaints Pouring into Goembel's office at the county courthouse, because many people will think that the increased assessment will automatically bring an increase in taxes. So. Goembel urges people to take a wait-and-see attitude before jumping to conclusions and Inundating his office with comptqints, Those who will be hit the hardest, according to informed sources will be the owners of property that had been, using a hypothetical figure, ap. praised at say $8,000 and sold for perhaps It) times that amount. Those new owners will probably think they'll be paying taxes on that $8,000, but they're In for a rude awakening. Goembel expects these people to be among the big complainers. Anyway, before hauling yourself down to Goembel's of fi ce to register an obJectIon Or calling to do likewise, try to be patient and wait for the annourtement as to the millage levied for the next fiscal year before voicing object io ns. You'll save everybody time and trouble by showing restraint. Don't forget that tomorrow is Good Samaritan Home Day at McDonalds with proceeds from a special ticket sale benefiting the area home. Mayor lee Moore has signed a proclamation so naming July 12 and area residents are urged to be good samaritans and help out with this worthy cause Tickets redeemable at McDonalds are now 011 sale for $1 at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, at most area churches and from 'Just (is' members. Kudos to the Central Florida Paving and Road Builders Association, which has agreed to pave the entire main road at the new Central Florida Zoo. The association has pledged time, machinery and materials, according to Al Rozon, executive dir ector of the Central Florida Zoological Society and all that totals up to about $48,000 worth. Construction work Is to begin within two weeks, coordinated by Rick Amick. In addition to doing the paving of the road, the 47 members of the association gave the Zoological Society $250 in memberships. Nice going, guys. It's a great thing you're doing and is appreciated by one and all. allow amendments to the House bill to decontrol Pa)TneAt toward its World War I debt to IF- , , ,*I - ; !I-V . ~ ~ ,* ' ' a Av _____ I $I1 - . _____ • . . ,. ; ... '. I I :' , , 111 - -. '':' - Are Costly -,, ' ' ___ -." - .'_____ s ___ PIA if _____ . 4' ~ , < , tl" :0 ~~ ) - ___ t ~ Firs t '-'' I i I , ,.i .- _- - __ - Much the same thing is happening to the food stamp program as has happened to the Social Security sy3tem. = I k. I I - - . . , , ~ - 4f~' L_ :'. _____ ____________ ______ '.. _______________ ______ - Martha Fox brov'ses through old letters, documents -, •. - Area Engagements Teens Create Own 14jI4f')/2/') Beach Coverups ________ 7 By JOANNE SCHREIBER The Take O ne c Dad's a.#wa& P.hI,-s, add masking tape and spray P paint, and you have the newest teen-age beachwar conCOCtiOfl. Ifus is a quick, easy, cheap "L'41 and fun sloutlon to the beach coverup problem. Designs and colors can be worked out 11) match bathing suits, provide IyIluwi instant indentification or provoke conversation. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Marcel, 1313 S. Park Ave., 'N Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynette, to Richard Alan .jJI1 ,% I,. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. #WWI Curtis J. Green, 129 Aldean Dr., Z" : Sanford. 01 Miss Marcel is the gra nd F& ' daughter of Mrs. Sumter Brockhi ll Jr. of Maitland and , '"'" the Late Aiden Fredrick Pyle; ' a nd of the late Mr. and Mrs. " Eugene R. Marcel of Orlando. Born In Lakeland, she Isa 1971 !' j The technique is simple: graduate of Seminole High '"9 Fix shirt snugly around a School where she was active piece of wood, a stool or other Anchor Club, TrI-Hi-Y and fi Tji. . hard surface. Put a piece of National Honor Society. Upon ,'i -:'< cardboard inside the shirt so graduating, she worked as a %" "? the paint won't soak through. . "" legal secretary prior to atTa pe back the sleeves and LYNEVI'E MARCEL tending Sante Fe Community body of the shirt so only the College, Gainesville. he participated in varsity area to be sprayed is exposed Her fiance Is the grandson of football and Interact. He will Use masking tape or cloth Mrs. John N. Lee of Lakeland graduate in August from tape to, make your design. Use and the late John N. Lee; and of University of Florida, School of different tape widths for the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Physical Therapy, variety. Cut out rounded shapes Green of Baldwin. Born in The wedding will be an event from the wider tape. Press; tape Orlando, he is a 1971 graduate of Sept. 6. tigh tly in place and be sure all C__1._1_ .A. C-1-1 , . . are . -. IN eN n - ' - ' . '. v ' ' ' I r ~ I in ' 4, , . J'7' '' '1 — t'iç t 1 ::'__,1l'A. ' ' 7 " iiIIIi TT7a-vI)7T"1 I"4 IIflilk J i7 .. / ' ... ___ '1 I '' .. ' -'rT j . . ' - '" . .. ' ' -. , ,, / •-'. -" '-' ___ JACK ANDERSON U.S. Indochina Withdrawal Causes Ferment q£l,',Lone:s.CCL,?1 olom rieid... . , -" 1e '?A5ekO 1'( MARGE WILLIAMS 3?? 181? Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER 8)4 921? Casselberry 'inIe'r Srinq' . JU)Y RENEE 8349212 Alta,,,unte Sin il Lon9.'oOd . . 'P SHIRLEY MaLLET 834 921? Fort'? C. i ty HILDA RICHMOND 514 3)67 Detlona Featured artist Vernon L Jones received his musical education background in Sanford. Presently he is organist for the Emmanual Baptist Church, New Havcn, Conn. Jones is In Sanford after touring the Carolinas with the reknownd Louis Gibson Chorale of New Haven, Conn., of which he is 'I II 1P" It ____ ,. 1 Bob. :., . _ bo ' ' P -- g ' . I Spray-painted Ice shirts are teen jut Spiritual Concert To Feature Sanford Artist Vernon Jones Vernon 1.. Jones, a native of Sanford, will present a mnuslcaLcoiicertof spiritual songs at the Sanford Civic Center, Saturday e%entng at 7 p.m. Sharing the program will be the Young Christian Singers of Sanford. John Liggicns Is director and soloists are Mary Liggons and Eloise L. Williams. , ___ PIANOS & ORGAN ' .I ~ I 'N "l" "W i''! .. ..' U than SM billion. and as a practical matter is testing of other radar that just might happen to building missiles much larger ftn our reading subtracted from gross income include such 1 i" --------------------- , - ,:: I! "",' 2 largely an accounting of money that is gone be useful for superior ARM systems. Under this of what the pact permits, the Unted States could things as federal, state and local taxes, Social forever. The World War! sum has been a moot loophole the Russians have tested ABM radar do the same. Except that the hands of the top Sccurity taxes, medical costs over $10 a month, issue for years and Is kept on the official books under ano ther name, men in our government are so tied by our In- child care payments, tuition fees, rent or moronly because no one in authority has ever As American officials read the treaty, there terpretations, corrective action may be tgages payments and union dues and alimony seriously tried to have It removed, was to be a lirtit on the total or over-all Increase psychologically impossible, payments. . .,'.'. getting into my lungs. suffer his scorn, can never be a After a few hours with YOU, friend . edges are smoothed down I'm literally ill. Sometimes before spraying. COLEENINCAWARV Sr pray-paint si-I" llh#1 jy b "J,iui w hen you blow your smoke -. . an even slde-t.o.skk motion. direc tly at me, I turn my head FAIRWAY Don't get shirt too wet. Allow or try to '4tan" it away with my paint to dry thoroughly before hand. You offer a small apology LAUNDROMAT and move your cigarette — but removing tape. Cleanrq at hvdq,t 1. ycu never put it cut! jjj 'i1vjt', no limit to prices an coin la u ndry service in a pleasant at Ofcourse,myproblemlsthat of decorative effects you can amn daily I am a cosard I like ou too achieve with tape spray paint and of imagination, according much to tell you to your fact to designes for Krylon spray that you are selfish. I don't FAIRWAY PLAZA want to hurt your feelings, yet paint On Hwy 17.92 at 27th spray paint in a well- you go on hurting mine. DO YOU know that your breath ventilated area and don't Try'it you'll like it 1. 15 always bad? And no amount smoke while painting. Spread newspapers to catch any over-spray. Temperature of the I _! canand theobJecttobesprayed -f1 I W shouldbe70to 80degrees. Read directions thoroughly before 11 U-J111 Ul'LL LIII o spraying. 1,1111 After you run out of 1-shirts, your teen-agers can spray-paint • . . -old towels and sneakers. This Is .1__ Key ard ickerin Of . a great way to stretch the life of Pickering Quartet worn and faded items, since the paint won't stiffen the material Vestern Auto Associ at e and stays on through laimdering. II - ' - 0 cigarette, it's there, irritating him to ogle, and that she be my eyes, my sinuses, and young and have a good figure or .,. , in The U.S. withdawal from Indochina has left report states that the Soviets are dickering to friends, toid of brutal tortures four days and various parts of her body and could not deterall Asia in ferment. Here are some draws in the take over the former U.S. naval base at Cam four nights which were pure hell." mine their origins.' irid, taken from the secret cable traffic: Ranh Bay, but that the North Vietnamese Vet in the writing style of World War Ii's Yet U.S. embassy officials reported NEW DELHI: Intelligence reports suggest authorities are resisting. Anne Frank, Olga aiso wrote about a bird's nest Weingl.ass, "r,ever read the court summary and that India's Indira Gandhi was willing to step SEOUl . The fears that North Korea might (Ili the jail's roof, A asked myself," she wrote therefore v.ere unaware of the existence of the aside, at least until her corruption case could be resume the Koi tan war are subsiding. An In- whimsically, "why that free those a jail's document," resolved, but couldn't find an alternate whom the telligence estimate 'rom the U.S. embassy roof to build its home. It's as if itdove wants to remind The embassy officials also never met with rival factions would rally around. But one secret discounts the Likelihood that North Korea's Kim usthat freedom still exists." Olgs's local attorne who, according to cable claims that the Soviets, fearing opposition Ilsung will attack. This view is shared, inAn Argentine embassy spokesman in. Weinglass, is convincedy the girt is "the victim leaders wanted to bring India back into the U.S. cidentally, by the Joint Chiefs in the Pentagon. dignantly denied Olga's charge1. "We don't of a shabby political Irameup." (amp, encouraged her to seize dictatorial Nevertheless, Defense Secretaty James torture people in Argentina," he said. Nor d i d the embassy knew she could be held p'J&rs. Whatever the case, Indira Gantthi has Schlesinger has gone out of his Way to get the !ut civil rights attorney Leonard Weingiass Indefinitely by executive fiat, Moscow's full support, There Is "no message to Pyong) ang that the United States and his associate, Edward McCaughan, who fl ew adequate explanation," wrote Wei la ,,for PEKING : The Chi nese, accordi ng to in. might use nuclear weapons to repel an attack. to Argentina in May to investigate the care, the failure of the United States authorities telligence reports, suspect a Soviet plot to move In AMERICAN ANNE FRANK: This 13 crucI,. found evidence that Olga was telling the truth. Buenos Aires to.. discover the facts." into the vacuum caused by the U.S . pullback and week for Olga Talmante, a 25-year-old American 'betr ceport has been submitted to Sen. Alan Footnote: State Department offictala admit to dominate Southeast Asia. The Chinese believe girl who w&.a arrested, tortured and throw,) In Cranston, D,.CIif., and Rep. Norman Mineta, that Olga's court summary had never been read the Soviets are trying to establish naval bases in jail last November In faraway Axul, Argentina. D.-Calif. rican authoriti es and that her local by Ame both India and Vietnam. Thi.s would permit the atShe could be expelled from the country and The girl, wrote Welnglass, described the torney had f101 been contacted . Sovie', fleet to operate freely fri Southeast Asian enI home to California. Or she could be uetalned particulars of her They tried to treatment. A cloth bag was reach him but failed , t waters. The Chinese, therefore, have secretly inde finitely as a political prisoner. Her fate is in hey said. They insist, placed over her head so she could not distinguish however, that they have stayed on lop of the case encouraged the United States to keep Its bases in the hands of the Argentine auVxiritle& day from night . . . . She was then taken to a from the moment the, Thailand i t discovered she was an W called world attention ti'i Olga's story laSt room, stripped naked and tied hand and foot to a American citizen. HANOI North Vietnamese leaders have January. She had been raised 'md eduvsted by table. In the prcsence of zix !i males, she On the basis of her allegations of torture, they thoppcd cautious hints that they are willing to farm-worker parents. She earr zl enough money wa repeatedly tortured witheight an ekt' shock said, embassy officials entered a forma es ta blish oIomatic contacts with the United picking garlic to take a trip hi Argentina. l corninstrument." plaint with the Argentine government. They also States. A ,r et cnalysis suggPsts that the North On the eve of her return. i.he was arrested Weinglass and McCaughan dug into the court sa two doctors to examine Olga, but the VAetnamnec wou& like to hit up the United States with a dozen Argentine frien'1i1 in a houae which, records and found a doctor's report desc ibing ihysIt'ianb :,.-.-4 no for economic aid LIIC use the Unitci States as a the police charged, corained subversive CJIgag physical condition when she evidence of torture. Of was trazm- course, this CXamifl5tI,1 (UOttrWrighI in uw ntaiNng independence materials. ". "naducted more slerred to a cion four days after her arrest, than a month after her terrible four Ui,, "id from both Pussis and 'Ir.a. One intelligence 11cr letter, brought to us by former school l*lared the doctor: "Found red marks on nights ' ' '. . r by a man named Ebeshaw. In hardware store man, M. S. country walk here on Sundays. we could tell one from the other the house at 702 Oak Avenue Brown, E. T. Tomlinson — Aunt agift, not an obligation. Sex can work because I think they are In later years, the "flW town" was by the porch. Everyone Benjamin Whither, deacon in Martha can match a name to be OutSiOCu at a price. L.UC more modest than dresses. I started at 13th Street. would stop wearing makeup made their porch a little dif- the Episcopal Church, was almost every house. And she cannot. 11 you h dl remembers t1k., fountains in state of your marriage with and shave my head if it insuri--d Taking a drive along Oak !erent from their neighbor's," born. keeping my male co- worker'i Avenue with Aunt Martha, Is explained Aunt Nlarl.lm I. Mar a CIIUC,%ICS Wii.fl iii.e a cA uOWfl A "There was a celery field out sulphur water for the horses to .your wife' Its time you did II muiu.1oit my iemtnmiuiy andA on 4iemory you both want a better my a bility to do my job. •,I.. driving by two little identical drink L.ane.Shestartshertourat 1215 udC,,afluujvrOauWasUiil ith marriage, I recommend houses in the eighth block. "A th other words,I do not want Oak, a w hite frame house big ditches down either side and Her grandfather, Walter counseling. couple named Cameron lived But If you've asking be viewed as a sex object. M' overhung with mossy oaks. shell sidewalk s and littl e u t Gwywn, lived on the sixth block me for the green road to there. She was a new bride, b light to pursue friends and I have adopted 'This was the last house out of br idges to get from the nobody paid any attention to of Oak after losing all his citrus the red light, I'm negative, poem as our slogan. It wa town when I was a young girl," the sidewalk, in the Big Freeze of 1883 in her. You see, at that time DEAR ABBY: I have written written by a 12-year-old girl muses Aunt Martha. On SunOn the east corner of Oak and got married, my mother was Oviedo. Her parents were a letter to a very dear friend of "Please don't walk in front of days we kids would come out 8th Street stands the house built about to have inc and that was married In Oviedo, in the First mine, and my problem is I me. here to play cracker-loo—you by a Doctor Evans. It was the most important news In Baptist Church her grandfather haven't the courage to send it. i may not want to follow. know, throw pennies in the moved from Park Avenue to its town!" had helped build. Aunt Martha If you publish it, I am sure my Don't walk behind me, house cracks?" present location. And at 703 had fcur brothers to whom she friend will see it. Here it is: I may not want to lead She then pauses on the corner Oak, where Sanford artist Judy And so it goes, all the way to was devoted: Walter, George, My dear, dear friend: Please walk beside me and of Oak and 10th Street, "That's Malone has her studio First Street. R. A. Wheeler, Thomas Meade and Gwywn. How else can I say ii? You be my friend," make me sick! No matter how I Any man who demands thata try to avoid the smoke of your woman display her body for w in n . th ., Tmc+; tically identical. The only way , ,i . lAtelier, ,stands the house built Woodbridge, Fernald the , . . RAY CROMLEY townsfolk would take their husband. Time is running out. have not the slightest desire to , attract any man other than my ,,, DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: iD. , ou re husband. confusing with love. born. . _______ ______ 718 Oak Avenue, Miss Fo x Beyond this as far as 13th Street house where Aunt Martha was was was an area of swamplanc'. born, "The floor plans of all . --i, ., uiuWTi as .PI. ,e 0 Belt". iiie those old houses was prac- ________________________ ___________________ : _____ i.., -'------ - . ______ Don language. we re only giving women the appearance of equality. i ' ' ____ the g English worry' By neuterin , •' 1 ll _________ r_#h,4FtA%~, ,, , _____ %;A ~ .' - j BERRY'S WORLD ____________ _____ - ________________ - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: After 26 years f a fairly good marriage wi th three self-sufficient children and a paid-for home, my wife and I sleep ba ck to ba ck like two fireplace logs. She rations her love as a "reward for favors and withholds it as "Punishment.' of perfume can mask the smell And when it's given, which is o sta le smoke that's constintl' seldom, its with very little on your hands, clothing and enthusiasm (an un- hair. (lerstatement). I love your company. Your After near ly a year of this sense ol humor ispricoless,and treatment, I'm considering you've demonstrated your 'rtaking m flawless record of friendship to nit' many ti i c faithful marriage to seek Yet, my doctor has told iii I attention elsewhere. must avoid you. Can you I don't see much di fference believe it' Your smoking is be tween a wife who trades her making me ill. I miss y . ou love for personal gain and a lady of the ever..ng who sells DEAR ASHY: let me say her favors for money. I con- first that I am the mother of sider myself a darn good three and happily married, and .: ____ FoodStamps ______ aids. Present allowances for staff personnel range from a generous l392,298 for senators from the smallesi state to $7 51,930 a year In the largest California. Even by t he most conservative estimates, the congressional eff ort to reduce the distractions to legislative productivity bears a price tag upwards from $15 million a ear. Th' example set by l!ouse and Senate is tnconter,' with their proclaimed drive for austerity. ______ . , J JA 9 ~ America. domestic oil prices, despite industry claims that Born in the Great Depression, Social Security Yes, by jingo, you read right. True, 'he $12 9I tv ,:; _________________ price ceilii'gs discourage exploration and was intended to provide a minimum income for I. AC million Russian check was 6O years past due. and those no longer working or unable to work. Its development of new fields. s merely a nibble of their $7 million outpurpose was to stave off dir-c poverty among the Fearful of arousing the ire of their COIF : standing loan, but surely mass celebration Is in ____ ________ elderly, the disabled, the widowed or orphaned. stituents. House members stripped the legislation order. Hoist the colors. Go wake grandma. Since then, of course, for millions of of proposed tax levies on gasoline aimed at Anytime America is repaid anything is time for Americans Social Security has become their sole whoopee. reducing consumption, retirement Income rather than merely a supAnd fearful of being bamboozled in an area " Actually', Russia Is not the only nation making plement to other income or savings. As every where they concede a lack of expertise, some some restitution for American generosity in the working person knows. payroll deductions __________ _____________________________ war against the Kaiser. From time to needed to pa y for steadily Increasing Social representatives refuse to believe that there really _00 Greece and Finland also pay installments on . Security benefits have soared to the point where \ is a crisis in energy. % ..•: .11 theirobligations of the period. Otherwise, ma ny America ns are paying more In Social Prodded finally by Ways and Means chairman ") though, the United States receives nothing. Security taxes than In income taxes. 1. Al Uflman, congressional leaders agreed to seek a Original American loans World War I totalled Likewise, food stamps were originally concompromise with President Ford to end a five$l2 billion and, with interest, ha ve since doubled, / ceived as a food-purchase subsidy provided by month deadlock over energy strategy. The Oregon yet only crumbs of the total will ever be the federal government for families or InDemocrat stated the fact clearly. "This is too recovered. Seventeen nations, Including France, dividuals below a certain Level of income. Since important for politics," he said. Italy and Brita in, ref use outr igh t to repay a 1971, enrollment in the program has risen from single copper. Mr. Ford, cheered by his discovery that the about 9.4 million people to nearly 20 million and Its cost is expected to reach $6.5 billion In the 94th Congress is not "veto-proof," after all, can be But if there Is a lesson here concerning the fiscal year that began July 1. risks and barren fruits of International excused for publicly chastising the lawmakers. But How far we have departed from the original generosity, some in this town wonder If it the President is equally powerless to act without concept of the program is shown by the recent ever be learned. Even now, say a few grumbling congressional cooperation, A not-so-sacred COW ru li ng by the U.S. Court of Appeals La members of Congress. the United Sta tes is It should be apparent on Capitol Hill, as well as Washington Invalidating the formula ion which cont inuing to make massive loans around the in the White House, that the American people are world with little hope of fair return. Sen. Harry ( stamp payments based. The action was going to pay id sacrifue and in hard cash for the taken in response to a claas.cUon suit brought B}-r-d of Virginia says foreign nations have goal of energy independence, whether ii be through by nine low-income families, the city of New currently accumulated at least $32.8 billion in York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Mr. Ford's import fees or higher taxes or higher U.S. credit of which they will not in some cases n le flAm e r% National Weiiare 1 grits organization. an1 can not mouiers repay. ktep. Jack Kernp U %0%10111 I U V V tmcontroiied prices. l'ui) "For a family that needs a loaf ofbreaei,the ew York adds that t charity in th e tiest times he Used wisely, the energy supplies available can We may have negotiated ourselves into a in the size of the larger missiles. As the Russians offer of a slice is poor comfort," said a threeIs of dubious merit, but is damnright nutsv In carry the nation until it improves its productivity of dangerous corner in our missile agreements wi th read the pact, the increase Is allowed In each judge panel, ordering the Agriculture Departperiods when the cheese It hard, proven nuclear power, expands its access to fossil the Soviet Union. dimension of each missile, which enables meat to come up with a new formula that allows Byrd and Kemp are among a small group of fuels and explores the potential of solar energy. Melvin Laird, former Defense secretary and Moscow to up the over-all size of their weapons f ood stamp recipients to purchase "a federal lawmakers who periodically growl one of President Ford's closest intimates, says by 50 per cent Instead of the 15 per cent we nutritionally adequate diet." Mr. Ford and Congress must put aside their legislatively about the merits of lending money the Russians are violating the strategic arms thought we had agreed to. Most people will probably go along with this, differences and get the energy campaign back on without attaching collection guarantees. Their limits. Not so, say Mr. Ford and present Defense This is not a mere honest difference of opinion, just as they have gone along with the Idea that the right track. efforts are studiously Ignored. Complaining in Secretary James Schlesinger. The American negotiators wanted strict Social Security should provide every American Congress about the foreign debt Is of a class with So far as this reporter can determine, all three definitions. The Soviet Union refused. This, of with an adequate standard of living—assuming complaining about the public debt — a preserve men Soviet Union course, should have alerted careful men that the that we can agree on what Is "adequate" arebecorrect. Technically, theActually of those hardy enough to withstand the snickers may not violating the treaty. it is Russians had something mind. But it did not either case. of their fellows, But while the Agriculture Department is engaged in a deliberate flouting of the un- alert Secretary of State Kissinger. fie agreed to the loose wording. And then we went further and liberalizing its eligibility requirements for those Byrd points out vigorously that taxpayers who derst.andings. dealing took a course of action that can only be described who really need food stam ps, It Is long past time are now contributing $100 million a day in InBut it's our own fault. We forget, In our We don't dpuW the contention of our federal lawmakers as insane, for it to tighte n up its procedures to exclude those terest on the national debt are tired of having wi th the Russia ns, the common rules of caution that their Increasing office workload frequently distracts them That Is, after the negotiations had failed who to get don't need them. both interest and principal ignored on most of the known by any old-fashioned horse trader. from the pressu job of running the country. Russi an agreement on preciseness, we protests, foreign debt. His wever, Congress has passed a temporary law ban.pjng ho are greeted have neglect ed to cross each "t" and dot each But their solutions counter the professed goal of unilaterally announced our own understanding stamps for students claimed as dependents by with snores. 'el". And that has been our undoing. cut government expenditures and reduce ft massive of what had been agreed to, thus seemingly well-off families. Just the other day, however, deficit that threatens to give new fuel to inflation. In fact, the snores are not overt Insults; rather The pact, as Laird accurately points out, binding the United States to a strict in- the Senate Agriculture Committee was told that The House recenOy voted to increase staff allowances for its they represent the congressional consensus that severely limits improvements in antiballistic terpretafion of the arrangement while leaving the departinent's complicated schedule of members by $23,550 a year and to increase by 50 per cent the even were there a Will there would not be a way missile systems. The testing of ARM radar IS the Russians free to Interpret In any way which deductions is allowing many middle-income authorized number of paid trips home for representatives, to collect on the bulk of the foreign debt. That prohibited . But ti) some slipup the papers we best suits their purposes. families to qualify for government he lp In paying Now the Senate has appr oved a proposal giving each debt. incl uding World War I, now totals more signed do not prohibit the development and Technically, of course, since the Russians are their grocery bills. Expenses that can be ,sermtor up to an additional SIM000 a year to hire additional ' ______ * It A Poor Example ____ ' . , ' Deadb e t / ov _____ DON OAKLEY Cost Fore i g n ' ' '. ' High W if e Rati onsL e And ._______ ''- , IV TOM TIEDE Friday, July 11, 17S-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - —Bill Currie - WOMEN Memory Lane roams the shady, cobbled street along grassy sidewalks to greet the Mahoney house," she said, of her old "home territory" her father, George Fox, on his indicating the large two-story recalling the dusty, horse-and- return from his work at Plant structure. "It was already . Oak Avenue, Sanford, from buggy days of her childhood, System Kbilroad on First there in 1892. And opposite was I 12th Street to 1st Stree t that The only difference is, she Stree t. Her mother, Mary, died the Peabody house. was Aunt Martha's "beat" In now sees Oak Avenue as a when Martha was 11. "And lids," she continued, days gone by. sedate matron from behind the "It's all changed so," mused Indicating the house with wide "_i . . And today, although Miss wheel of her black '49 Buick Aunt Mart ha , "but I accept the upper balcony at 919 Oak, "was '' Martha Fox lives on the 13th instead ofalivelyyounggjr-l. (I change. fl used to be prettier, theBeardallhouseanditsaton ________________ Street block of nearby Park was a mean young 'un" i:' though." Park It enue moved Avenue, she still frequently leaping ditches and racing The observati on Is typical of when i .' •_ growing up." Aunt Martha — affectionately In the little wooden house on . .. , I . ''1 known as 'aunt" to a great the east side of the 9th block ' a ' j'?' '- - -9 number of Sanfordites, as well lived the Arth ur Swain family. . '' ? . as to her 33 nieces and nephews Twins Je I w e and Ruby Swain ,1 of three generations. Aunt are grown women living in .- . "! ' . : Martha doen't live entirely in a Jacksonville today, but Aunt ',. t " .1 01 ' world of "the good old days." Martha remembers when they _I % "V. With her lively sense of humor were babies being pushed up _ è"\ and determined, down itto-earth the shady street in a double . •...' ",'., nature, she's as in tune with carriage borrowed from the . ,. ;jf'. Sanford in the 1970s as she was Whiteman family across the .' eI ' W with the little lakeside town in way who also had twins in the zz!'!iI the 1800s. family. 'i i\.a I Aunt Martha Is 82 ears old ___ According to Aunt Martha, ;__.4 I, t fi.t;,,) this year. She as born in the the Swain howa was bou'ht by -two-story lrame house which Sidney (base, and Randall __ .,. stillstandsat7l8OakAvenue— Chase was the last member of I ';: though it is no longer on the family to live there. Today th e outsktrt.sof town the way it was beautiful old house is the All " :,','!'' on her first birthday. During Souls Convent. i'her childhood, "town" ended at J ust to the north of the the Corporation Ditch dug p resent All Souls Catholic — i' be twee n 10th and 11th Streets. Cli h Isthe uare two-st In the front upper room of the house at inly DC Ifltleeo pLssed totally withouLpublic note the other day, but the Soviet Union actually made a I . I By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor va ongress tnee IIid[iV HIOBU1S, II IL IS to comprehensive," must have two objectives to conserve the fuel supplies now available and to encourage development of new energy sources. The controversial bill proposed by the House \Vavs a nd leans ('am mitt cc focused on con servation measures, eventually missing the mark, and disdained realistic incentives for increasing the production of domestic oil and natural gas and perfecting alternative energy techniques. The political instincts of Congress are befuddled unhappily in the energy puzzle by the overlapping uncertainties of the economy, environmental issues and public opinion. Fearful of creating huge profits for the oil companies, the House Rules Committee refused to I a - . directcr. Jones isamemuber of the James Cleveland Gospel Music Workshop of America which will convene in New York City, Aug. 18-23. He Is employed by Yale University and has recently received a citation from Rutledge University, Newark, N.J. as Minister of Musk. Special , L".2c.-t_ Low, Low Prices On All Plants And Accessories 1 - _ For Those Who Appreciate Truly Beautiful, Healthy Plants And Greenery At Prices Everyone Can Afford. - • " ' - .. VERNON I.. JONES YOU MUST COME IN AND SEE OUR LUSH TROPICAL PARADISE Buy Indian Jewelry With Caution I3yJFAN BARNES rule for buyers is, "Be Individual hand work is less will want to study the matrix The herald Services Careful." precise than stamped edges and and color of the stone. Tue great mass of Indian William U. Lancaster, lines. If the piece was hand"A detailed design (lone ell eweiry on today's market is an writing in "l'he International stamped there will be slight took someone a Lot more time itti-active and popular pur- Turquoise Annual" offers some irregularities "though if the than a plain or sloppy one. You hase for the collector and the suggestions for determining the work is good the naked eye have to go by logic. It's your At customer. quality of the jewelry you own would not normally pick them only weapon," Lancaster points But outside the Southwestern or plan to buy. out. up." inited States where some He suggests that the piece be And he cautions, "For every Look for a silvermark of the egulatlons are used to control studied through a 10-power craftsman. on conceivable opportunity, you one is stamped If he sale of Indian Jewelry the hand Iean. If possible. the back "your odds of value go can bet that some unscrupulous up, everything else being fast buck artist has found a loophole." " We give our plants STLC (Super Tender, Loving Care) , 11W .-' •';s I ' ..,' - reJU0 OPEN r C" 0 I'' Fdf*8 i t 4 I & I DAILY ' - Brighten The Landscape indoors \ The Same Way Nature Does Outdoors ,,,,,, With Living Plants. Birth Announced It is aot our intent to preven If your piece Is handcrafted, study the detail of the silver- you from buying Indian Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dudley welcomed home by her brother, work. Joints should be even and jewelry, but only to urge you, I Altamonte Springs announce Chad, almost three-years old. well-soldered. The design the consumer, to use caution, ie birth of their second child, a Mr. should be cor4istent with a solid knowledge and good sense when Maternal grandparents are aughter, Amber Kay, born making your purchases. This is appearance. and Mrs. Chester Oxford; Florida Hospital in turquoise in the a field in which prices have une 27 at "Study the i'lando. She weighed 8 lbs 4 oz. paternal grandparents are Mr. piece. Is It well cut? 1)0 the rapidly Increased In r mother is the former Carol and Mrs. F. L. Dudley, all of stones match well' Does It fit years and Lntinue to rise at a xiotd of Sanford. Amber was Sanford. snug In the setting'" You also fast pace. .' k 2593 5. Sanford Avo. 10 AM PM recent %NIf uHf"_ -"-' r 'r, ow/ /Iij/Ii)4 . '. �_________ Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, F!. A—Ev.nIng Herald Sanford Fl. FrIday. July fl 17S THE SE Vt HTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH F.rut Cdv-SR 'U 0 Iiin Tarr Pulsi Ascis,. Pawisri Liwis N,wdtn7isI1 I I. A. KvTh Ia?iwday Stvcs III.II•n. SslIlm$cPI..I 0:Na.m. Vslsis *m.u$n WOsri swIwu4 Wtd Ew Pr1yttMi4r 15I.fiI THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Cor.wt7ThIItm CR. Np.Ii '.s' turdo, Sr,*cs Sa5RithkPisI 0:)I$m. WsslipSqc• II:OIam W1dt$1$y NaØI 7:$Rpffl Methodist kTHE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, ;C : ine : .::: 00000 Moravian Church. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH SanIa,do Sp,nos Onve Loni wod Fli .Svtt E•s$ol liwlrt1Il M,n'iIrc N Iviki JOMIOII Man*t,r K.dPhHu?cP*,wo*l II a in Mo;ning Wcrø'p 0 411 in Sunday $cP*oo OUR NATION! Assembly Of God New Route For Trucker A By BILL CURRIE Akins) and WILl (Frank Con. dau5ters lisa and Glenda, will leave that style of living and go _____ Herald Managing Editor __ verse) - look like patron leave Sanford and head for a to a language school In 1 L) Today, Charlie Lick Is a God. 'boot camp' of the New Tribes Missouri, where they'll study aints serving Individual, free from all Tomorrow, well, to Charlie Mission, where they'll really even further. ______ "When I was a child, I spoke The most severe test c debt of a financial nature, but there might not be a tomorrow, rough-it for 12 months, carrying . However, the second stage of like a child, I thought like a mature love is Jesus' injunction obligated for the rest of his life, but he's planning for one In the their own water, living without the schooling Is much more child, I reasoned like a child; for us to pray for our enemies. Not too long ago, by his own only way he wants to live — to electricity or any modern intense, 'cause it's here they'll , ohen I became a man, I gave If we can sincerely and admission, he was a two-listed, serve tis conveniences of any sort or learn where the Licks will —". .1 up childish ways" (1 Corin- seriously pray that God will bi- hard-drinking, foul-mouthed At the present time, he's an description, venture into the world as lullthlans 13:11) ess our enemies with gear-jammer — one of those industrial mechanic for Acme They'll try to survive this fledged missionaries. N., _____ Children have growing pains, forgiveness, life, prosperity, tough and rough jocke of an Conveyors of Sanford, but not niged mode of living while Hopefully, for Charlie, that which are signs of physical and all good things, out love Is 18-wheeler we hear about who for long, learning more about God's way will be in the jungles of New growth. Children are Interested really grown-up. would make the stars of Come late next month, and furthering their studies In Guinea. in growing up, but pounds, The ability to face respon. "Movin' on — Sonny (Claude Charlie, his wife Miriam az1 praraUon for the day they'll lie's prefer the Philippines, j' . years, and Inches do not make sibilily Is certainly a sign of but he figures those islands will an adult or even guarantee spiritual maturity. A human . .. all belong to the Communi.st.s by . adulthood. Spiritual growth is being begins life as a corn. then, so he's pretty well set on ',. unilar: \'cars of being pletely irresponsible entity, but I. New Guinea. Christian, or never missing gains responsibility as he / But back up, back to that foulèchurch services, or Scripture grows. Sometimes we avoid It,, mouthed, truck driving exmemorization do not by pushing It away. I recently 'larine who tocled that 18"II. themselves guarantee spiritual spoke wIth a young married .) wheeler down the highways and maturity. I CorinthIans 13:11 man who very immaturely and byways with the best of 'em. 14 says "grow up spiritually", "be belatedly decided that single Charlie lick had it pretty mature", What are the marks life was better than marriage, •.;.:;.' ! rough as a tyke, going from a of spiritual growth? and looked upon his wife as a _______ Children's Aid Society Home in .: One sure sign of spiritual drudgery rather than a happy Allentown, Pa., to a foster home maturity is the ability to face respoIbllity, : -. .. in r:eartiy ('ooper:;l.urg, I'a., _____ difficulty without bccuIIIin; Many people look the - . .. -- .--. -. . -. ________ Charlie and Miriam Lick answer call liere he and his brother C angry at others. When children Church as drudgery, rather Clifford toiled on a farm for a was while recuperating are in trouble they cry and nm than as the body of Chr which - - . .. Contrary to popular belief, for help, many few yeirs before being joiiid from that surgery that he they'll not be blaming has responsibility to the Head. language ________ by their two sisters, tilling others for their own troubles, If we are to be Christian, we "looked up and surrendered" school Just to learn a foreign .I_ .•I The idea of 'love here in I must be a part of Christ's body ! land of Howard and lillian himself to God. He said, "Right language. They'll be learning to Cope. J Corinthians 13:7 can help u.s to the Church; if we are to be a 4 "Yeah," Charlie relates, "I then and there I rededicated my Interpret sign language, the know what the mature life to Him." of that body, then we must 1 mechnies and phonetlesof a sure a lot of hogs to difficulty Is: "Love bears all accept and execute our Since that time he's been language and, In general, learn that farm but we really loved "studying, praying and wit- how to communicate, things, believes all things, responsibilities as a member. -- :'. ___________ the Copes. After all, they kept nessng" and preparing for hopes aU things, endures all These outward signs of "We'll learn how to break us kids together, all four of us, whatever role his God has for down a foreign language," things," People who share ward maturity remind us that _____ s'l and they raised us with live of him in life. 4Chrl.stian love also share dif- becomlngaClu'istjanbleav Charlie says. "How to break it their own. ficulties. Among the spiritually one way of life behind (the "It lull the things that go with down, how to make an alphabet -' _____ . "They were our mom and his new life) makes you grow. so we can communicate with mature there are many sinful life), and follow Chr In ,. -. . . -. _________ dad," he says, happily. shouk3ers to carry the load, a new life. One of the hardest You're like a new-born babe in the tribesmen. - ..- - In 1952, the day before he was the family of God," he says. "Maybe they'll even use u . I . FIRST ASIEMILY OF GOD CHURCH Csq.3?Tha.idEI.n a - Christian 7:00pm 7:31pm Family NiØI(Wed) & Al God Maps y C. VAUGHN Sanford Christian Church - FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH HOl Sanlord Awl. J 1. Forrsst 0:111 in. SundlyScNlI 11:00a.m. M.qiwwIWOrIJHP 1:11pm. EpwurthLl$IVO 7:Hp m Even*lWOr$P 7:14pm Wed P,a7rMftI :> Pastor's Corner -. Southern Adventist Friday, July11, lf?S-7A oapusi . ... 1TYT . 1..' I ______ ' I C -. t ft '. - P CHURCH OF 000 GENEVA CHURCH 011W 72nd Street OF THE NAZARENE P.. JT Pitft Pastor SI RI •ocen.-.a 'Church Of God Hour" WTNR 0.41$ in. N.y A E. Green Put,, Sunday ScOwsi lIla in. SIdIVSCMOI 10001 in MornirjWors)iep 11141 in. Svn.WoriN.p lIOla in EvaiweIst*c Sery. a.Kp in. Sun NYPS 400 p in Family NgIit Service Sun. Ewe WorsAip 7 10pm. Y P (Wed 7:Np ill Wed Prayer 1 lIp m. . -.-..J SANPOPOCHRISTIANCNURCH Ill Airport Blvd I . _______ - Pl."ur )1 0443 . J.mesC Sundylths& Werahwpliqvèce Ev.wwnSiqvice Prayer .... - ii; CALVARY SAPTIST ASSEMBLY I1aiitd Garden Club Hwy. Il-Il) t)u %Prj Pail0, Svrdi 5' 0 ISa in 10:41am SIvec1amtn 7:31pm NurseriPls'v*dpd 4 117 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 10,17 5 Sinfeid Awl Dr Harold Harr*s Mir*,tIq SeMayScAssi 04%l.in. Monw4.l,W.nJ*ep II:IIa m. Wed Isi-. 1:)Ip m Nazarene Church Of God jII .. 1:41a.m. 11:51a.m. lOOp in pm .. ____L . . . I IRIT C*IURCH rpiscopui ,,,l . . - 01 THE NAZARENE ISlISanlordAwe Pastor !iovIaiO EI$iofl 41$ in Sunday S(MOI to la in, MornmnqW.rsPnp HOLY CROSS ---.-.. .. upon - - . - - . - -i times going to . CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car 11Th II lOaw Lyp 1*8W Csllman - . .. Church Of Christ EvenngW.rihap 7.)Ipm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 11)1 W•I Firil Stil pjy GeoviGoJ*.ay Su..ClySclwel 40:11mm. Mcrvngl.rvuce 11.01. in Service 7-3lp I? WISdlv$I4viCi 7:35pm OldTrvths*wah.wDay PIOSECREST IAPTISTCHURCH Motlwniwsislis £'ni'sI James P. Nsdham Bible 07.4. Assembly WarshIp Ev*inir.g WOflhIP Wsd.Evi*4Iw4Isivcl WediwesdaylibleClass " . . J i'll "F 'HillY ldJss4ss,y EwanlIIst I '1a.m. II Slam Ii . PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HIgIt.ay44Wt IVIIIOHII . . 'I' . ,:.! .11. .: - .• -- -.. - - . ''-'... . . , . .. r_ ¶ £ 'j" . :. , ç ' -- . -- . . . - ... - . 1, ,... •i - - 4,. . ':.., .'-. -a - - 1 - .- - . , ••.• -- . -S... - •_..?4-...3*. . 5.. ••• •I . -. -. . .. - COMMUNITY UNITED - —- . - . , -- . . .... •. - ...• F' -- .. --- ' . . - ... - • ' --... -. . H_MITIIODIST CHURCH 1'0 -p cv. WillIam P)cAefl Rn. kesiøhM4lhsq MiriaM Ws.ship q,, # Sr ices wIth for $11 a,, FeOIoosiup Cblfes bitwem services Sundaykhsil - and &eward D.C. McCoy the keys t the new pastorium In their joined the U. S. Marine Co, Thbes Mission out in Oviedo want us to , but we'll be Sunday morning service. (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) where he stayed until and they got us interested and ready." — While stationed In North showed us there was a need tO How does his Miriam Carolina, he met Miriam help those people who were out feel about all this' Wmdham Wilmington and in those jungles dying without they were married not long knowing of Christ. "Well," she says, 'the Bible thereafter. u rp rises "And without Christ, they're says that when you marry, you Following his discharge in doomedtoadamnationin hell," and your husband are one and wife . *á.,rtu5mn Slpa*e. Inc. t.ftasbuv. ttvn.1 c'ptw'rI Sqtocted Iv The FIRST UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH 440 Pail Ave LisP King '' says, Letter Campaign Area churdiés are asking memters to write letters to and mideast. "I'm not guaranteed any needed to do what he could to Then in 1961—Oct. 19, 1961 tO help. tomorTow, no next week, just be exact— he met a fellow "So, I sent off an application the breath I have In me now. ker who was a Christian. last July for missionary can- Whatever will be will be as long during the past decade, say it all are advocates of applying congregation to sing 'Happy Baptist Church will begin July Murray O'hare's latest efforts "plan for salvation" and right s1ission home office In cot uded. often Is because churches have religious principles In action t Birthday' during which Jody 21, Rev. Fred Muffins has an- to restrict freedom of religion. then and there, as he says, "! not coacentrated Patient carried the Moneytree nounced. The theme will be (Woodworth) Wisconsin and their prime improve social conditions. That's quite a cycle for any forward to the chancel for task: nurturing faith. She plans to present letters knowing cast my I 'was cares a sinner upon Him, and they accepted us," he saId, But u man — from children's aid I3QICd •'Fjj (jj j 5 "When we accepted, I home, to a hitch with the working astronauts be publicly censured social betterment tions — those which have been Allen Yost presented a birthday open to all children and 1961, Charlie has been a so for their decision to read the rather than on instilling reli- most active on social Issues and cake, just pursuing it to the highways of life the possibility people six years High Bible during the next flight to Christian, but, as he puts it, fullest," he related, gious premises for It, according whose membership has sagged living in the jungles New Cake and punch was served In School age In the Sanford area outer space (July 15) and to witnessing Christian." 'snot a studying, praying, to several the experts. They — to retore more emphasis on the hail following the presen"When we leave here, we'll GuineaorBoz'neoocsomeother Theactivities camp will feature prohibit further by demon. be to school, or a heretofore God-forsaken place. say such efforts line, but the rudimentary task of t.atlon in the church, with supervised Including strationsany of religion public in i The licks moved to Sanford 'boot camp', with small houses. don't basically energize church nourishing But for Charlie Lick, that's basic concepts Bonnie Byrd, Marva ion archery, hiking, nature study, fignres She has also petitioned another firm. he, where he hauled for living under field conditions, r.o the way it's been, that's the way and principles. Grieme, Nancy Kyle and arts and craft.s, field the Federal Communications The first essential to church running water, no modern it is now and that's the way it Lucille Williams presiding at swimming, daily chapel Commission to stop Issuing Dr. Paul Harrison, a While on a trip to Boston In conveniences of any sort, where will be — for better or worse. vitality is the Job of the table. Dr. Mrs.Harris L C. Green also programs, Frisbee golf licemes to Christian Radio and 1968, he was checking a broken learn to live in a primitive lie cares not, so long as he Is bolstering and of religious stud- presented with his course, game a room, basketball, Television broadcasters, devotion and a irs atprofessor Penn State University, fifth wheel when he slipped style much like you'll ex- doing his thing — and his thing cake, softball and soccer. The camp steadying perspective on real. says the "first purpose of the The main Christian Network from the top of a asy' truck perience in the jungle. Ity, the theologians and sociolo- church is worship," which is sening his God, no matter who has served Is limited to the first youth already In existence is CBN and fell, seriously Injuring his "Also while in that school," where, when or how. gists say, with social action dedeveIng a "relation. First Church as pastor longer pre-registered by July 17, All He Christian Broadcasting never Lick says, "we'll be studying, rived from that prior function. .,., , than any minister eiceot th Darents wLshlnil to tltr Iul UV(1WI d5 a uaia Network) has been spreading nospicaIize1 the injury it- learning culture, how to build a If churches simply join secu-' their children a FankM.Marler,who rcquested to for viewing secondary issues. self, although last year he had New Testament church, how to rapidly across the country and iar forces in good causes, such However, he says the drama served from 1977 to 1934, and call the church office for becoming very popular with to undergo a lamenectorny for organize a church, how to as struggles social justice, enrollment Information. Cost now resides at Boise, Idaho. of worship has been "lost In Christians everywhere. In repair to a ruptured disc which witness to people, everything without fueling the religious Just recently open house was for each child Is a inrn world," and with that also left some nerve damage to you'll need to know out in the ContmI Florida, Channel roots It, the church Is "corn"dramatic enactment of reli- held at the parsonage which hiss registration fee and $5 a week, carries several ChIN syndicated his left leg. field." nutting institutional suicide," . u n d e r gone e x ten s I v e The camp will run until Aug. 15 gion being lost, the heart In March, 1974, lAck was paid programs including the popular Following a minimum of one say's the Rev, John Neuhaus renovations. During the and bus transportation will be ligion has been eclitsed." a visit by Rev. Don Shockley of talk show, 700 Club. year in that school, which might Brooldyn, a Lutheran. pastorate of Dr. Harris First provided in pee-routed areas. the Calvery Baptist Assembly To stand up and be counted on "When the be in Pennsylvania Rochester black folk walk Church has experienced growth lie says the health of the of Sanford, At that time, he these still important issues you may Wliliamsport), Mississippi churches that they be into the white church they say, In membership, church school Providence write to National Astronautic wasn't what could be con- Wisconsin, the Licks will 'You don't have anything going and youth, having "distinctive enough to been Administration, sidered a 'studying Christian, probably go to language school real gut commitment" by deep- here," he Observed. -'And I basically an older membership Providence Missionary Space Astronauts' Office, Manned but he told Rev. Shockley that in Camdenton, Mo., where ening awareness of ultimate think they're right." upon his acceptance of their Baptist Bible School will have Houston, Tex. he'd come to church anyway. they'll be assigned to a mission, values and purpose. Without The Rev. Dr. Max Stack- call. The congregation is now its clOsing program tonight. Space--Center, 5 'his.. ..,s..• .l._., 5... _ t_ '' " UIPJ RI 11it r tL. dl 1IY all 'J that, ne says, lose house, professor of ethics at composed of young families , The teachers and children have St. W, Washington, D.C. 20036 hospital for surgical repair to a their vitalizing core. Andover Newtou Theological well as older adults and youth. been busy preparing for They also are "denying the School in Ntwton Centre, In 1972 the church received program to be held at 7 p.m. at (ask them to reject Petition No. !lernla he had sustained on the job. ovidence Baptist In Lake 2493). world the distinctive perception Mass., said the vitality of any national mention with a story and resources of the Christian group, religious or secular, de- and pictures In The Cutting Monroe, Miss Algerine BradcoIfl!1)Iifdty," he says. • pends on some kind of "doctrine Edge, a natior'al church well Is principal and Rev. R.W. H: w.i the other church at its core." publication for its growth and WigginS is Pastor. were for we 're to Junior of of Pasts. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Zecharth Daniel Daniel PiaIms Mark Luke Isaiah 9:9.10 1:8-16 1:17-20 69:33-36 6:7.11 10:38-42 55:6.9 Saturday I 0.41 a in 1111$ m. convictions, favorite THE LANE MARY UN 1110 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lass Ma., 131am. Rev A F Stevent Minister 0:Np in. Sunday Church Sdas4 141am. 1100am MirniniWeishi. Youth Group 7 )3p in Wed Choir Pfactic• S DIp m ____ ' • LylnanKirt*i.d''°' Svndaylchsesl . was -. for --' Rev. for UPSA LAPIISIYTER1ANCHUICH Leng'Wisd.F51,IdafllS a of VI, ,IL Isyont and Cliurch%chisol M.rnhIl Worship Nuttety assigned are FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0IA I ltd SI 1:11pm #niriun o.aq Sour Monday _____ Pastor on 5:35111::: UMYP Miss Prayer Iv,akfa,t Thursday Family Night Supper ltd Sunday Sunday - hS service on July 6, the occasion Rosemont Christian Church. NEW YORK (AP) — A group thinkers, participating in a re- being his birthday. At the close service, Earl Evans, Pinecrest of church scholars, analyzing cent conference sponsored here chairman of the Official Board why church membership and by the United Church of A month-long SANLANDO UNITIDM(THOOIIT ____ rc minister Mo,v0u4tt4W Mvhlit,Mu,w;te, Wastelands cry out for reclamation. The Church Christ founded Is reclaiming our society for Film. You I s'.. u concrete as a trucker and As for Charlie, the ex-gearThe more got involved Christian Church, surprised Harris returned to Sanford, for Rev. Ken Miller, associate hauled lumber, steel, aircraft the study of thehemission and in jammer, he "I'll be ready their Dr. Harold A. a second pastorate here, from pastor, Wednesday afternoon In engines and other sundry bulk people who were studying to dO what He wants me to do, ' 0:35, in. without a sense of responsibility. 11:11a.m. - COMPLETED Ch 431pm COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I701Hwy IL.leMary Blvd Rev. A Chile D.a SundlyChvcOiSchiel 041 Usinrn Warsis INursiry 1111am Satvcdap Men s Breaw last I Oh in veuwn Wet-ship 7$p in Wed Bblelludy&Prap,rS.erv, 130pm First Wednesday Pellwvirilwp . ((.ç-v-4'- 1111a.m. . of One of the invaluable influences of Christianity upon sodety has been its distinction between the facade J L L f'L. I. L L I L L Is L anu tue tiutsu. unst taugnt tuat men must o iwuwn uy trwir Ialtfl. Pasts' PIIITCHURCHOPCNRII?SCIINTIST ,kcsndStvsqt Worship Pastor hush. Pastor a in ncu 1ts tess-age. i,vFr,4LN,S r- $41 OranIs%tre.4 - man. . that appearances promise reality. Christian Science problems of society. Try to be but if we are to be pleasing to an island unto oneself is a sign God and mature In His sight, of Immaturity. When problems this Is precisely what we must load us down perhaps our love do. Let us become what God hasn't grown up. wants us to be. Presbyterian '• - Lack of spiritual concern Is the surest way to make the world a desert of trecs. . a society of people CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1411 Part Avi. f ecos faI NiP One of our common mistakes in life is to assume that trees make a forest, flowels a garden, clothes a Connrenatlonal J e CineverenMeef ,vglvndey that the desert has many faces. 1.7 p.m. SIll WWssn AISOC. NI*1èSgSinICI 3lSp.m. 4pm. 3v.dayLeøvr,IMesse,.s .' GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. at WoodlawsAve. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev.Mlr,InO.$ucbn,r Pas,s OF SANFORD CAu.C4ISCM4I 1:41am lS)lSanOordAv, MotIHIS5 Wet Chip II 00$ in Rev Fir,d McCleary Pastor (vi WetshIp 1:31pm Sii4aykfssI lOam. 114pm Mfii*iiqWetlbip ha in (v,nini Service I 11pm CHRIST UNITED Bible Stvdy T..i (vi 110pm METHODISTCHURCH Ysi,$hServiceYurs Eve 1 II in T.cUrDr$vo.IvMandEstat Rev.DaidsID.$aM Pastor SvndaySchsil 141a.m. Moffi,WinIWp 11:11am MYrlalows 7:11pm. In WoruhiipII)lwm 7:31pm. Wednesday Morning Prayw Group . - . P' .•.4: Many of us grew up with pictures of caravans crossing the sands of the Sahara. Those in the West know $.M.Il:* f) . . .-- . . - . - ±5,i 11 , . - SPIRITUAL. TEMPLE Nw 515*1114: LIbafy Iet*ng (BiBbed .P151 ONus) SR , -, Methodist . • . . - l31m. - ______ -. 1101am ". -. ___ • p ' ., 1:30p.m. 7 31 pm _____ • ..i "•.. • .- - 11:11am Wed. IbIs S?vdy PasO.. NiPS 1:11am i Ila in Warship t.. .,_,i.$......i,... 5 11:14 a in. 111pm. lOOp in. 131pm. ,. -...-,- -. ;. . : '' . - -. •' :, ., '..;•. . . .5,- 54 f • . ..,, . . . - . . . I. . .. -. . • . ,, ALLSOULSCATNOLICCIIUR(14 C.sleselsss. let. - 'ill'. WI1IiØ:JSpM 1ISOMAvImnIsed rr.WW4m(nnt Pr. P.J.KI40 As,$.P.,Is, .. i. j, ak.-. 7:31p.m. esldayNiW$*4sStvy 7:31pm. Catholic ____ -' -5.. f . ' '. r .. .. ii.... '" . ' - ____ & ft'j -. -- 154 Miqnn, Wirship I Bible %tdi LUTHERAN CPIUH 7NSOtIa4iAyi (17.01) (LvtMtaflChlwcI*,nAmeqica1 J Ii . ,, .. - . - . - . -. ' _.. - - _____________ j ,. - "" LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 151W, 7$II Place ?LUIP*I?1flHOVF mdiv ThiiIstIs ufidIySChOOI Wsi'i.liip Service Kiiwd.r,arten ad NVriS V f(.i.. . ..12di' • - -._- . - .wvr - .T MeetIng . . , . . WEST SANFORD FREE WILl. HOLIN401 CHURCH ö:31 rn - - . v I i 1 reaction part of • Ps11r • 5:30a.M. ,gyg'_ 1:45am. 11:ISS.M. EvsnIaW.nAip ISp iti Pyec ii sidi night Wed. Pt ayfr Service 1:llp in Mid Witb S.rvice(W.dI. Nursery Priwided 00, III $efyI$ ... •V.0 in14'A ReusdWr . . . I ... - .i... '3 '' . 'i .J?-' S .5.. . .. I ______________ TNt LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Dras,eSIvd.LskeMosrso ISNeIMPItISI Wilb.rdEidrtd,, Pastor l:4$a., boodaySdisid 11:50aM 11:15a.m. M.r*aWSnhIp 11:11am :1$p.I3. EvsblsWirsIUp 7:55pm 7:31p.M. Privet Me.$Ia Wedssnday 7:3SJ.m. 7:31p.m. Or. Jay?. Cesmals Msrniag5sp Soodapldio.4 Msrws,Wsn1w Cc5Trasaeg I __________ t1:SIi.m. 4:50p.m. 7:35pm. ,. -..- j -. L r.-... I , I ' Other Churchos FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .. f , . . r .,.. I - . . ELDERSPRINOSBAPYISTCHURCN SilKesterAve. P5.3114)1) lableStudy tvaai.l.sticS.rysc.s CbwcliTrsrnon Eve Wonise. Wed PvIy,vMsi$ig r . I J. : 1 1 :, Li I ', 1 7:31pm. w . . a p MII40SWI4'UWP Evss4.gW.rA4p BAWeCIaues Wed. i I 'p 11:11 m 1101am. 4:11p.m. Chr$uN Crimp SvMayWiRRIr*adcast BibliStvdy 'IS,.. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 31)4PaIe$lsAve. Pallet Rei. IairmsadCr.cWr SesidaySclsif 1:13a.m. Mor*.gWsnhIp 11:11a.m. Evaiwi.stsc Service, 7 11pm Wed.Prayev$B.bliS?,dy 7:31pm. in LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1 4 1111 W,dlvooinglryke SIll in I CNU1CHOFCHST 211144$ Holy Cammunien Church School Family Serilci . of Pastor 1:35am DantIIaROa*$ Rev Sunda School Pas I 11am of of or requires warrant .. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Dircctory Page Possible .:\ J. C, PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Eisea and Staff SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice I. Wilson and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff Howard H. Hodges and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford A& PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO., INC. and Employi & CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& [EVERLY TRANSMISSION Stf David Beverly STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff BAPTIST AssistS B.p1'sl Church. Ov*01 Calvary Baptist AssenibI. 305 Piinwsid (SallIrd Garden Club Pt,,1 Il lii Ca,atv Uss Ct..j'cn C;ystal Lake I ltd. Law, MIr, C.nras Sa"V Church. III) 05 Ave. C1ulvsta F,t$I Baptist $.$'sl thetIS. SiuNuSsi Rd. IIdr$prIng,R.p*.IIChorth.OIdOIIiadeRd.atN.UirAvi. First SipI.st Church. Itt °ail Ave. St. rchuI Ma,od. Si First Iepl'st Church of DeBiry, ii ø.eas'va -. Farü Bapltit Church *4 Lab. Mar-p M0 First laput ChutcOt If First BapI'i$ C.iwchs4 Linqwtod. Cur. Church I First Baptist Chvrch of Oveds First Impost Church 0 SanLand. Springs fi,s$$hilahM,IsiOiIatyBipii'.tChufd'. ISlW. l30h5t. ParetO City Bepti1.0 Church Feet $tp4,st Church 1 Fsu"fi'. Head Baptist Church. Ovied. JrtdP M,ssen.aa', Bapt,*0 Ct,utch *47* W First St hcttni,ø. KeetBaptslClIurcI.0-or,sIC,tyCsmm,n,tyCoos,q.petn$c,t, Nes Mt. Calvary M.'ssisi.ory Baptist. 11*1*. 17* St Na-. Salem Prhmstiv, BaaI.st 1550W. 11*51. New Mt. lila l.ephsI Church. 47)5 Pea, Avi. Eavenil tart I.apthst Chwcb. 2712 * 3101i St. Psoples Biptast Chapel. 1351 W Pint Sliesh. Sa.'lurd P.nct,,iI Iep4t CPvqch III W Au'prt sl.i Lake 3aptst. 1.dpe RI • Fers Patk Spilly, CPPS, wllleonductaretreatatChurch of the Nativity, Like Mary, for - w'4fi ' chur'. CATHOLIC (butt ê the Naf,rity, Labs Miry *31 Siu1 CaOidvc Church. Ill 005 Ave. Isolerd st. £115 CaOWbc Church. Dogwood Tad. Delay It. Aupeshise CalbiAc Church. Sunset O , _ cassehsetry _____ $t Mi7 UagadlIsns Catni.,*c Church,. Mautlaiid Aie çI4 Church 04 Pla taven Dr jfl4of, t)tCMaa,mii-a", O..ltsrsI Ms 5.na Messona', BaptIst C*urctw III. JIrfV ATe hew Isthel M.swi$.4i. Church. 01*10 P. p.scssry Ave 'no*ptntntO laptust M-.t.. C'ri Iig"e Sift, Li'it$k$Od. Fia C.iereiatsenal (luistior Church. 240$ Pail CONGREGATIONAL ,.=-,---,- r---=----- GOD Church if God. SI) PItiry Church SI Oil. N) W. fln4 ChursA 44011, Church . . IIt,,. 54. n__- Church of God, '403W *4*30 Church .4 Gid n (1w,4. Ovssiie NAZARENE Fir;t Clwvr,j,511p,hta,arese.W All ta'.its Epritepal Church. I F,,,, P$t5 Dylan, Awe - t'tnrpr.t. St Lvbr Lutheren Church. It. 43$ Slav,. -c'-- ' ------- .. First saris Ctvrct SI the fl-v.t'_ ----' - ''fl . Ave. (Of I 11th op C.r,ena,,t Priikittilais CtsWch. 377% S Orfan Dr Church III) Boar LaSt RI 155 Full Gospel Curchot Our L31d J14545 :-- Canaa't Cl, '-?t'-'rnFnw.e -'--..-- . --- - ,.—,.._.-._---e:...., '"*-.- " , 4. 'I'he Judah Singers, a group 12 spirit-filled young Christians froni Miami, will present at - . . , - L1' j*417, \ U' ____________________________________________________ u _______________________ I - . Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry . Following at 6 p.m. covered dish supper. Both events are open to the public. Thesingers will also :. present specIal inuilc In the .—. ") - i';1•N. . '1 9:35 and 11 a.m, ,-. Sunday. i. :"r;) .. . Rev. Bill Ptckett, minister, ii _____ -----'—"--' -be back in the pulpit after Th ho1OurUWdCoO5tegatIO reeollyeelebrated nine ! -. -. years working together in Third Sunday Fellowship Involving two weeks atnence while he led 'hurchea from Sanford, New Smnyrna and Sorrento. From left. it tour group of ) around HONORED FOR SERVICE back row, Elder C. J, Jenkins, Sanford; Minister Walker, and Europe. pue for outFuneral services for the Mrs. Faye WIlliams, (right) was Minister Miller, both of Sonto; front row, Deacon Wilbed People's ChoIr of standing musical service rendered to the Young Small, Jacksonsfile; State Bishop Henry end Mrs. ito, church's minister LakeIaid; Elder H. J. Rogers, New Smyrna Beach; wd Elder Rev. Elton P. RIchards, who 'Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. MLss Usda Tlllman Is , -. ..,-.- CHURCHES _ __ Texos Iflstsuments Tl•5050 Portable Electronic Printer k,bcwd *t.uas wses 2 plurds.. (aes s!a-'atj si: Mn till 0 ret, .P"', rt . 41 t31 DtPi.s 4, 5' tP9 soY Ut1 --,-.- ' COOPERATE presented a of visitation / Chr.st WI5b,h,t.. SI j .p ;., Sti.at'ti :t -" ISO' be'etsitt,l.sp,,c, ir wili __________ sIS iud'.t liv services on :-- . v - rr1l Pentecottil Church it Santord Full Gospel Tabernacle, 27)4 Cut,y Club Mt Olive Maleness (Iiwcts. 0,5 P4.11 Rd Santerd Alliance ChurCh, till S Pats *, ,, SantsrdCar3t.,atIiJI,,J,,1p,5,,5555 loOse.' Ott, 54 The SaIv.t,es *C.h 710W 4th SI Pelting HIlt MotJv,an (hutch. Altin,,nti Springs Uniled C14v,th of Cti'utt, Altarnont. C"mmen'ty (Pipe. LIt Sp1) ..........' , of PRESBYTERIAN Lab. Mary Uis,'sd Pr.bytetla Church First Pfi$bytvtl Church. Oak Ave. £ .400. -=-._rr - LIving God, Uiawap p.,jit 3fnii'y Olipts Irtiull F,ril P,nt,r.thi* C'iurth Of l.0'iqmro.od . LUIHERAPI Acwsuen L*'thwan Church, O'v,iffaun Or, Ca4ltkrty OQsd SMpA,rd Ultird Ltt*ri,s. .-,_ 5. Orlando Dr L*thstin CISutCh .4 Pre,j4eor_ De9,a LvttwJnChwct.,*. Redeem., 153W.2$fl4 Place ni "r- OTHER CHURCHES AIIsi's A.M I. Church, Olive 1 17* All Paitis Chapel. Camp Seminole, Wil,yi Pars Rd 1..rtatl Avni,e Hsline5 (Piapel, Bearlsht Ave Chtus$i Community Church CNwcb,lJewsCh',,tofa,ter Day5a4 fl$5.)3t1pa,a, !i,'t't OI Church. 3'. tr; Ch#,,,if.m Chaiisl Hi5 II '2. Fern Pars First Church 04 Christ, Scientist, 030 ( 7nj It Lab, Moot.. Chapel. Orange 11,1. Las, Mini Kih,dom HIll Of Jehevahi *'tness. Lah* Mini.. Unit, I54 W ItO Pe*t,ceslal Open Bible Takrn..tl,, t.snq.sed 0eZ _ .- Wile, Springs Seventh Day Advinfiit Church, US Mess Rd IndatMapb, Leisgisod Clutch .4 th Naaarcne. Waymin £ Jessup I SEVENTH DAY AoVrNvIsT F,r,st Las, 5,en?n Di, Ad,,r.t.l (tu5i,p,, H*t 424. torisI C,ty Seventh Day AdwinI,il CPi,ch. U$,tla,vd Lvi • Altimouh, t.vric',a Chvtc's 04 Ohs Nnareise. 0s"eva Clininlusty Cent., Lale Mary CPir4f,4 Its. Nasa,ene. Labs Mary Blvd Lale Ma', is-a (toss Ep,scspat. Porn Ave at 4th st t" St Maibs Presbyterian Church. 411 Palm 5pimni Rd. AItain', Sp's UpsaIa Community Presbyterian CI'v.cls. Upsaha Rd Witinantr Presbyterian Church. Rid lug Rd - Cisselbisty F,rsh Southern MaIMd,t Church, 1401 Sanford Ave Five Mithodrs% Church. ICI W Itt t Geneva M4Thi4,$t Church, Geneva Grac, Un,*ed Mo$Psst Church Airpott BM GraM Chipif A ME. Church, Oviedo Oakgvese MHhsdrit Church. Osteen MilbidIst Ch,,,eb io p Fish W,,heyas p St Jam's A.U.l. 0* at Cypress ST ?.t1('i AM E CP,wqch II, !.I. III. Osleen 5' Paul's Methodist Church, Jstven Rd. Enterprise Slaltord M4'tner,al Church S DBary Sar4and. United M44he5l Church, Tamp First Fed. Semoran Blvd - Allamenta CiswCbetry ni ''r'. Ma'tlans' CHURCH OF C"-.,utt Ep.sc;p.l ChWt*. Lingwsod OwLa4ysIthsLacathus,,cC,,d,. . EPISCOPAL • CHRISTIAN Ficit Chivstu.a.n CJ(h, 10575 AVV. SiMon cbibstia. Church. 131W A..spsal 54y4 Nor**4e tWukan Church. Fisrida Haui.. Or. ilIjattiad Libevicis CabiiIraa Clout, Baa' Labs Rd so jamtn.n -- Church if co't. Ceui.a Ct..,iclu ,f CP.'f Lo"-j*iod ! Li ' ' -- METHODIST laviiett United Memira.l Church, E Delary Ave. Enterprise lea, Lase United Mi'$hud,sO Church Bethel AM E. (ls',P,. Canaan Hats C,asieth.r,y Crunmunuty United MtMdist UsuriPs, Plwy. Il-I) I Pany R*d, Pd. Caisrtb.,ry DIBa'y ?.tctP..catit CP.tch, w'. *iihtsarIs Rd . OsBary 1,rt Unit*d MyIhi4si CP'vvch Ill Pus Avi, CIsurchofOsdel Prsghecy, 71.10$ Elwi A,, Chsurchal Godsf Pr.ph,. l?I 5 perlimmon A,, (hutch Cf Gel M*siiii. E'.rpii Rescue (buds of God. *714* 13th It . t.nIord •ap'tt Missiesary Baptist Chv,ti, .454Th *1, Enterprise MaCedoiw.a Mtsusa Baptist Church, Oak I-hlI RI. Osteis Morning Ølsr-y Baptist lbwch. Giseva Hey. Mt Moriab Prem'hve BaptiSt, tilt LICVSI *"s, $*nlird Ml O4..e Mii.whiftlli Baptist Church. &*.une Opting. Rd. - CHURCH OF CHRIST Church al Christ. III) S. Pats Avi Church 04 Chitit at La, EIui, 0) 5 17.0) N Casselbirry SsuThSema.wteCpu,qcti.4 CIwtst. 5410 Labs 010well Rd CP*wct.4 Chv,st. 055 Palm Spela,s Or.. AtlamsiWe L FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First arid Church SI Chtiit, Pmoia SicsnI Sides Massaaii"y Bjpl,st Church. Wejt Smn4r4 Island Baptist Church. Wi Pihinethe 5t JametM.ss4esaiyBaps*Chsich.3t, Rd IlL Oskes ii. PI11 B.apNsl Cherti. 0)3 P05 An. SI. MateW'.'s laplisi Church. Cisain Mg's. . ' I ted-i Mosmisnavy liposif Church. III Cypress SI TitupOs Inelisi ChurtS. P110 Spclr.pe Rd. Aftomeide 5ptInØ Dgg4 '--- S*pIji CS*, Mart I Within St.. ..._.. '" "" '...'. Nativity L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF 600 P,rl *i5t of God. 17* 1 Elm _,, ' - DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes •,,, - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCCWNT FOODS and Emptoyes -i ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FIa. -- churches CgC P ph_it stuart - ___________________________________ :-..l t ,. 1' - �v- Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Friday, Ju ly 'a Monster (44) Sports 3:00 (2) World At War (I). Great Mysteries (33) Party () Lessles Rescue Friday Rangers (24) Carrascolendas () Racer (33) 700 Club EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentrati on (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World U. 11:00 (2. I) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Sesame Street (44) Jim Thomas Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (9) 1:00 (2.6) Midnight Special (9) (44) Party Of Animals (13) Zane Grey (24) Senior Scene Marble Squares 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (13) Wrestling Sunrise Semester (4) 8:00 (2. 6) Sanford And Son (1. 9) Laurel And Movie ABC Summer 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (24) Washington (6) U.S Of Archie (44) Dinah 2. e Rockford Aflyson June Favorite Martian JabberwoClky Yogi's Gang Villa Alegra (44) WaHys Wckshop (6) (1) (f) (24) Week (24) M3cerpee iheatre e I • 9 (I) Jabberwocky 10 00 (2. 1) Police Woman (9) Bugs (9) Bunny (24) Mister Roger's ABC Food Love CX Gold (2.6) Emergency 9:00 (24) The Sinners I Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And I (9) Wrestling (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat Bam.Samn (9) Adventures Of Gilligan 2:30 (13) movie Impossible (24) Romagriolis Table 4:00 (6) Sounding Board Lost (6) Scobby-Doo (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest (24) Woman of residence is Route No, 2. Stafford. Virginia 40 Management person Angley -, . - ---- clilty A V" Ces 4 ._ 5 6 7 — 49 t Kind 1 14 Off the 20th day of y ciht,Wi%. a Judgment ma be on tried against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The mortgage being foreclosed is recorded In Official Records 100.4 Page 1877 PubliC Records of ___ 28 129 31 I — j' - - Seminole County. Florida - - — I E June 1173 - I (35) Wrestling Fiction 11:00 (2. 6, I. 9) News (33) 700 Club 10:30 I I - (3.5) Science 56 57 58 59 160 62 63 - - - - )6 57 —I I . lli SRU1.CiiSl*vIDr.ioul,av e,vInAt (ant,, ISa)lIIa 4*.,.4 •-.4. i.,.. 4 - 0, - __ INN j BANQUET FACILITIES. INN I '.4 ; . q "I -d') 1 c DRINKS 7p.m. hi 10p.m. t i S Don' t () Come To Our Lounge 'FYOunAhT y CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO DOWNTOWN SANFORD litlo A* . •'.: . fl "...' % çl I..i i - iICAtJ.I it s ptapry FNI(ptyS,,,AL 7P1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SR 434 & 14 SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION FLA I n re: Estate 3058624000 PATRICIA A ;-! ce-, }-. i - - . 1. i r'— AT 'H - N H i. ~ ..S '*i , .. "OULi. LOVI ,. .,. Ig i... % I i 4 • f' FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Forecloii,re th. 7th day Of dated named F'laintlft and the *bOve Defendants were the Partiet ) '' Statutes. In their ottices ir the County Courthouse In Seminole County. Florida, within four calend.tar months from the time of ?h lint Publication hereof, or the 1, •-•- -- -- of the Estate of I McINTOSH hi.r P o Bo. I3 ff FLORIDA W - ______ 0 ME - , MINIM FR ITZ *'1fVE3o, THE Cff ,.- , • • With Peppers & Onions Broiled Chopped Sirloin - i:is . I Eft _V__60 LUI - k. - 4k - -- IF AMENOINC, SECTION *4 45(b) (1) friirig for sale to the highest bidder, and (7), ARTICLE III. CHAPTER byWildblds, the following: 14. CODE OF ORDINANCES. East of 11 foot strip of land PROVIDING FOR DELETION OF -.-'- c ---- --------- ........ s of . '/ t' a Clowd and YPAk __ thouse. Sanford, Florida up to 3 - W Clerk of Winter 4t~: Monday July Ii. ins. Bids all i'non desiring fo ecarnine must be enclosed in a sealed mvii- sar,ie. OC* plainly marked on the outside ALL INTERESTED PAR (Stated bid for Surplus property, are Invited to att end And be heard July l'i. 197 11415 PIOTIrE (5 The P.oarit ?ib: p'tUiI1 n ves. the right to waive any IPIE EVENING HERALD. - -_lIu1 . . - J --:_ Of thC DtStrict IV Senior ,., F` - . - -1;r- (.1 =,: ~Tf ~ --, N13ior IA,ajUp Tmirnamant at Sanford Stemorial Stadium. ., . I pa yed . - - . - ,---I,., - - -I . - %. ~ # ..' - I- ~., . M Aft&k ~I . - k .e t~~ - ', • A F. 1~' , '. . !.• -r. -" _. . - - — , *-~ - ~- , w :.-, - 4, - - J~l ~ i", I :. Sanford is undefeated in the . . lio ,k !~ - _~ L., , . the second game *1l1 underway unmediately. Ham also cancelled the 3econd half chamnionshin k 1 ,iiOW(OWfl in uiv Sanford Iletro Softball League between nament. wins . . Aqr first game, a - #~ . I / . 1 94 r .0 ~ lien.- Recreation Department said ~ . - Ir e s e 0t '"' -- ' " - ~, . P *049:: __ - 1~. ~ _ -.1 -: _. ,~ jo- A—.,!. ain't no way we 'a" lose thisth ' thing... . ,_ ," 1 1, 1 975 . July We can only give it away.".. Sparky Anderson Cincinnati Los Angeles Reds have won six in a row, nine of 10, 15 of 1; time. 10 games behind the first-place Dodgers, and 3 of average of .315 was helped by a .317 average Cincinnati went on to win the division, 312 during last month's trips games over the second-place Dodgers. Durtng a highly successful June campaign, the Reds batting order fattened its average, Heads started to shake sadly when Reds' pitching ace Don GulIett was sidelined with a broken th umb, but even though he was the last , Proclaims Anderson- "The players ain't n or,y Ing about LA no more. I hey .re just going We can only give it away," said Manager sl irtit V Ic biggest lead of the season after beating Phila. deiphia Wednesday. The Reds have turned the National League estern Division race into a cakewalk during the past month. moving 10 games in front of the Los Angeles I)odgers. During that time, the Last year at Itus time it was a reverse situation with the Dodgers 10*2 games in front Cincirmai This season, the Reds have been widening their lead steadily since they took the lead for good on June 7. In 1973. the Reds were in fourth place this tnitm mitt -~ . !~ - . little . - at 1 . _; 10 ' Monroe Inn Ii as to be pla)ed Ft Mellon r 15 • get .1. ' .-. out and playing baseball. I.A. to them, don't al.. me team flu of at ourmg the month and currently has four players batting over .300. Joe Morgan. who leads the team with a .349 average. hit .374 during June, while Johnny Bench hit .316 last month to lift his average to .n .8. George Foster hit .317 in June and is now hatting 8, while Ken Griffeys current . to W I Pct. GB 5729163 — 48 40 .545 10 I 974 the plate. 6028,682 — 4$ 3'7 .565 10L2 Los Angeles Cincinnati Red to pitch a complete game, on June 11, the Reds* bullpen. led by young Will McEnaney. has the occasion. In fact. the Reds have been able award their late-inning relief help with victories. This seasen. the Reds are 9-3 in extra-inning contests . 1 973 risen to to Los Angeles SOtl.449 393652010 - Cincinnati l uis CARNOUSTIE, Scotland I AP I - There are more than a few differences between a weekend golfer and a top tournament professional. One of them is that the pro likes a course to be tough enough to challenge him. And that is what Carnoustie, the sprawling 7,065-yard, par-72 course on the edge of the North Sea has not done to the 1975 British Open players. After the first two rounds, the field of 153 is led by David fta444 i~. DATED ti 7th day 04 July, 197S City of Wirtir Spningj, f'toqi PubliSh- July Publish July 1). 4 II. 1175 Mary T p0-1 City Attorney, ESQUIRE C !IV of Winter SPI,fttlt, F [a 1975 The least surprising reserve named Milwaukee's Hank Aaron, Thursday named his th all-star squad and his firs', as an American Leaguer. The Brewers' designated hitter was eighth in voting among Al. outfielders. Aaron was selected to 24 in the was to monopoly on the starting lIneup next Tuesdaynight in Milwaukee. But Dark also ignored some of those fan-mailed numbers Being runner-up in the voting didn't automatically mean being an all-star reserve. In some cases the secomi-place. third-place and fur. ther-down4hethe-place players were by, passed by Dark. among the 12 cttoice5. The remaining two backup outfielders are Boston rookie Fred Lynn. who managed fourth in the voting as a writein candidate, and Kansas City's Hal Mcl(ae, sixth in the balloting but chosen over the Texas Rangers' slurnp-ridden Jeff Burroughs. l.nn and first baseman Mike appearances fans ' , ri i s as a -sleeping gtant." was stiH sleeping ail the second round finished, and after rain had broken a five-week drought it playing qwetly. In fact, Ben Hogan's 22-year-old course record of 68 was broken by five players. Cole's 66 Li the new course record and it put him into stro,ng contention. But he is two strokes back of Huish, 31. a teaching Scottish pro who delighted his countrymen In the gaUery of 16,000. was ime i David Huith 6147-134 Johnny Miller 7149--i" torn Watson Peter Oost.rhuii 71-67—I3I Jack Nickiavi 1l-70--12* Jack Newton 09-49-134 Simon Holliday 69.71—lea 69-11-140 AndriesOosthulzen Bobby Cole top Hargrove of the Rangers were the onl runners-up in the voting who were named to the AL by Dark, Catchers Ray 'F osse of Oakland. Carlt.o Fisk of Boston and Ellie Rodriquez of California were 2.3-4 m the voting but Dark opted for fifth-place Bill Neil Coles 69-70-1Y9 Guy Hunt 7140-131 Robert Shearer 1149--139 Alan Taple M310 Irwin Graham Mirth 7347-131 Raymond Floyd 72-47-139 Brian Hufteit Bernard Gall Before the recent successes, the Tigers had ed through losing streaks of four, six and live games. In the other American League the Boston Red Sox nipped the Texas Rangers 8-7: the Minnesota Twins stopped the New York Yankees 0and the Baltimore Orioles turned back the Califorma Angels 7-3. Vern fluhie teamed with Bob Reynolds for an eight-hitter and Jack Pierce belted a home run to help the Tigers beat the Rovals. Pierce walloped his homer in the fourth to tie the game at 2-2 and the Tigers scored their winning run in the fifth the help of Ron LeF"lore's baserunning. IkFlore led off the fifth by beating out a chopper to third, stole second, moved to third on Gary Sutherland's groundout nd raced home on Leon Roberts' bouncer. Ruhle, 8-s, gave up two unearned runs before leaving in the ninth with ont out and a man on second. Reynolds came into the game and left the potential tying run stranded. Red Sox 8, Rangers 7 ('ccii Cooper's run-scoring single in the bottom of the ninth offset Texas' threerun burst in the top of the inning and gave Boston as victory over the Rangers. The Hangers had tied it 7-7 with The New York Yankees' Chris I. hainbliss and Baltimore's Lee May were among first basemen but the two in line - Carl Yastrzernslu f 1,01 Boston and George Scott of Milwaukee got the nod from Dark. J11 Ulu Similarly, Dark oypassed Kansas City's Cookie Rojas, Baltimore's Bobby [ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Grich and the Yanks' Sandy Alom.ar to name Jorge Orta of Chicago as a reserve The Detroit Tigers have certainly had second baseman, their ups and downs this sea.soc. Right lie also overlooked Oakland's Sal -, they're up Bando and Cleveland's Buddv Bell to The Tigers, who couldn't win a game pick rookie Dave Chalk of California at third base and chose Chicago's Bucky for the longest time, now can't lose and Thursday night defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-2 for their ninth straIght 'c Yount of Milwaukee for reserve shorttor). stop dut>. next - "There's really no answer for our slunip and now our winning streak," said Detroit Manager Ralph Houk. "Tha's how baseball goes. We were playing real t. 1(ksu biallgames in t1w slump. We were in all the games but we couldn't get the hit at the right time." 70-78--leo 11-48-141 59.73—I4 76-12-141 71.12-141 fl.71-113 outs in the top of the ninth when Toby Harrah and Jim Spencer singled and Jeff Burroughs hit a full-count pitch by Reggie Cleveland. 6.6, over the left field wall for his 171"i home run of the season. But in the bottom the Inning. Denny Doyle drilled a two-out single to left off Gaylord Perry, 7-14. Doyle took second on a passed ball by Ron Pruitt and scored when Cooper singled left. The victory widened os American League East lead to 2'z idle Milwaukee, TtirLs 6, Yankees 3 Tony Oliva ripped four hits, one of them a home run, and triggered three rallies, leading Minnesota over New York. It was the 27th career four--hit game for the Minnesota veteran. Oh, homer leading off the seeond preceded a two-run double by Glenn Borgmann. helping the Twins to a 3.0 lead. Oliva also singled in the third and started rallies in the sixth and eighth %% A singles. Orioles 7, Angels 3 Elrod Hendricks led Baltimore's extra. baw hit assault with two doubles and a triple ani Mike C'iellar scat te red nine hits as the Orioles beat California, The Orioles blasted out nine extra-base hits five doubles. two triples and a pair of home rusts in helping Cuellar lift his record suffer roster The manager of the world champion 's's has plenty of 'home-grown" talent with which to work. Oakland uniforms ll be on seven of the 28 players, the fourth straight year that the tliree- tililz! ssorld champions have outnumbered the remaining 11 Al. clubs 72-44-134 John Maltaff.y PaulLoonard ace To The A-Star Break Tigers Extend Alvin Dark wouldn't go strictly by the numbers when he filled out his roster of American League all-stars. The numbers were the record 7.357,811 ballots cast by the fans for the p!ayers of their choice. As a result, Dark's Oakland zoei eCTS I Phil Trio 15 da"Prior 10 the fir"41 of the Public Iiwsh. a tough. dour, unknown Scot who foflowed his firstround 6 9 with hat would have been a course-record 67 in Thw-sdav's second round. That put him at 136, eight under par and two strokes ahead of Tom Watson of Kansas City.,Nfo., Britain's Peter Oosterhuis the first-round leader -ard South Afficans; Andries Oosthuizen and Bobby Cole. Carnoustie, described by former U. S. Open champ Hale Irwin Atlanta Braves ,sitting out an all-star game in 1i52 with an injur and %-S traded t the Brewers last winter after Babe Ruth's record 714 career home runs. If he plays Tuesday mght. he'll tie the record of 24 all-star by Willie Mays and Stan Musial. Aaron said he was proud to be chosen, but said he was not sure whether he would be able to play because of an In. jured shoulder Oakland's Claudell Washington and Cleveland's George Hendrick were also selected by Dark as reserve outfielders, Alston - 1 NEWMAN ) BROCK, S - games. of to B ton 's games over with two - -- ______________________________ -, .r . SAN FRANCISCO , AP, - Three . ' Philadelphia phils, two Pittsburgh Pirates and one player from each of six other National I.eague clubs were chosen today by Manager Walt Alstan as NatiOnal League AILSthr reserves for Tuesiay's game against the American I,ei!,,ue All,Stars al .NlihAaukee. Philadelphia selections ere outfielder Greg I.uzinksi, the league leader in home runs and runs batted in, and the second I.shi)rL5tp)mnbinationofl)a%'eCash and Lorry lIowa. Mann)' Sanguillen was named backup catcher Johnny Bench of Cincinnati, and outfielder Al Oliver is Pittsburgh's other reserve player. The remaining six reserves are Tony Cincinnati, and Bob Watson, Houston , first base; Bill Madkck, Chicago. third base: and outfielders Reg. gie Smith of St. Louis. Bobby Murcer of an Francisco and Gary Carter of Montreal Louis outfielder Lou Brock and three of Alston's L Angeles Dodgers Starters the Dodgers, who also have thr IiiCfl on the nine-man pitching staff. .we Steve Garvey lb, Ron Cey' 3b, and Jimmy Wynn, outfield. for starting perez, In addition to Ilench. the Reds have second baseman Joe Morgan, shortstop Dave Concepcion and outfielder Pete Ittsein a starting lineup that Includes St. Today's reserve selections left theNew York Mets, San Diego and Atlanta with only pitthing staff representation m tt:t' NI. team. Reserves Sanguillen, Perez, Cash, Madlock, and Howa all ran second at thei- positirins in the All,Star balloting, I.uzinski polled fifth high among the outfielders, behind Smith. Murcer, who was on the last four American League All-Star teams as a Neii% York Yankee, was the eighth-high outfielder in the voting. - S torgeII L.atcnes DiMagg i o PITTSBURGH i API - No offense, Joe DiMaggio; it was just another night's work for Willie Stargell. 'Milestones are be enjoyed once )vur career is over." Stargell 3aid after his 361st career homer tied him with DiMaggio for 24th place on the all-ttme major league list and secured the Pittto sburgh Pirates' 4-1 victor)' over the Los -\neles I)odgers Thursday night. the only other game National League, the Chi cago Cubs defeat ed the San Diego Padres 3-1, The Montreal.Atlant.a game was postponed by rain. in in the "I know I've got two games tomorrow and that milestones aren't going to be much help," Stargell said after the Pirate victory. "When you're playing you just have to grind it Stargell ground it out against the Dodgers with single that broke a 1-1 tie and a two-run insurazve homer off Dodger reliever Mike Mar. shall. The or was the 10th in 13 gaines for the Mrates. who moved six ames ahead of the Idle Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East. The l)odgers dropped 10 iames behind the first-place Cincinnati keds in the West, Cubs 3, Padres 1 Ray Burns stopped San Diego on eight hits and Chicago scored a pair of unearned runs in the second inning en route to victory over the Padres. With two out in the second inning, Mann)' Trillo walked and Steve Swisher doiibI4 Birris then grounded to short. stop Enzo Hernandez, who threw wild past first as both runners scored. a run-scoring vict y Burns had a three-hit shutout going until there were two out in the sixth Iniiing. Bobby Tolan and Willie McCovey both singied and Dave Winfield followed stith a run-scoring double. t - .-,...... • 't , .,-:,' -i '. -. i ...t -'. ''''J".'.T'%'. I ._ cal;tjps for Irreoularities in rw*spap. of Qeneral circulation in ic,ptrjs,Ing lime7 Gop m., Said City, one (1) E lime at least Boerd of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By' A r, Jones. DrptAy Cllir~. ark nore u rs s nto - . A rthur H BCk*j1P,, Jr. Clerk t the C ircuit Court - YEARS' , Pioe 41. of Public PC(Crth ot CONFLICT PIER Ewl T H. i,inolr C ounty, I ((j4 ¶F VL 11 Afift IT'r AND Elwill be receiv ed at the offIce FECTIVE DATE of Arthur H Re(kwifh Jr. Clerk, A Copy of Said ordln,ne shall be Roor,i 2*6. SemInole Coun?t (04' avaIlable at the Offi' ; the City (Seal) It PHRASE "FOR ONE 41) Yt:AR- AND IN ITS STEAD INSERTING THE PHRASE 'FOR two (2) IN BOTH OF THE AFORESAID lot 26. and the Nor thlgf pet o, lot 7, SUBSECTIONS. of said amended Plat of Orange REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES H,ightL according to PItt Rook 1, OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN OFPn - An Area of . - - ILirpIus to County needs, a Pm - %171" I. 1975. declared OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. vacated alley) lying betwen thi South lOfeetof lot 7, and theNo.'h 10 No. 12 2900 S. ORLANDO DRIVE (17-92), SANFORD -: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY July ', estern SIZZLIN Steak House in W County Commissioners has, in open m eeting --' or Springs, Florida. tItle Of which is as follows feet of lot I, and the South 40 feet of ir • •oin Tips of an OF SURPLUS PROPERTY The Seminole county Board of (being $169 INE p m,, or as soon thereafter as to consider the •pIIon SAT., SUN., MON., JULY 12, 13, 14 - Adrnr!tratr, Possible, on Monday. August 4. i,. S PE C IAL S Br oied I ' ram . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by f?t'. C,?,' of W;nlri yCe''. Spningj, Fiørida. that said council will hold a public hearing at vw Sanford, r-Wids Appreciation Celebration No. 3 1 lvii ., 1 .., . k't-14~, . , .. . - NEW YORK APi - It figured that TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PubliSh: July Ii. ii. 1175 First Anniversary No. 1 - / VOTes WINTER SPRINGS, STEP4STROM, DAVIS & I b%•• game .4 surpassing CITY OF Patricia A Marron, Western SIZZLIN Steak House .) I i' Dated this Ith day of July. 197S (Court Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By - Elaine RiCharde same will be barred. Deputy Clerk FlJ at Sanford. Florida, this 4th Publith ____ July 11, IllS day of July, 1915 DEP Al Thereta J Larsen, _______________________ ACm in straIn. - • . • _____________________________________ " "I ,,. _________ , • . i.v,cae City. -. ''i4i - cot an s of - r . _' - you , S75 - .. .. ... , .r- v to \I ILY FAM _ ............ -i. ____ - Sn.,rkt Andrcnn irte his NOTICE OF MORTGAGE named MARROP4E deceased ------- - "-''.. ,tl. CIN'CI%N*ATI tAPi — The Cincinnati Reds are brunming with confidence as they make their way toward the AII-Star break. -11MhPrP sain't m trip wa ^nn I V.W thi. 111ki"S ... .1 11 .1 decease d NOTICE TO CREDITORS and best bidder for it the Welt To All Creditors and All Potion s Front Door of the County Courthouse Having Claims Of Demands Against In Sanford, Sem1noie County, Said Estate: Flor ida at 1100AM, on the You are hereby notified and day of July, 197j. the following required present claims a described Properly . demands which may have Lad 21 and the East U 6 feet of Lot against ftc estate PATRICIA A. 73. in BlOck 3, SAPILANDO THE MARRONE, deceased late of SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. Seminole County, Florida, t the ALTAMONTE SECTION. according Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file to the plat the same in duplicate and as P1.1 Book thereof as recorded in page 67, Public Records provided In Section 733 II. FIorja of Seminole County, Florida IvtnYTHui.ostnvio,Au,tys,t ;111111.. < . . -1 Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial CIrc..it of Florida, in and for Seminole County, whiriifl the above PROBATE NO. 7$-it ICP .' -- - AI0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR_ July, 1975. and entered in Civil CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Action No 75412 CAOS-B. of the ADULT ., ;-. - - I nts - - ___ 'There ' GRAYCE P MCFAPLANE. his O 173 11DCHICKIN Moore. C. - ' rI,y Arthur ft BeCkWIIh. Jr NORTH AItAIPIA. 01"401H(*Ip(4 ToOun rmio*v t,IGHI 11 AM -' 2 A V ........ .. 1 .,4 (Seal) 75 "ITI THE CAT'S MEOW" ... cash Store 61 Pa a% Don ..-r...-. S I. 12707 on or before July, 14Th, 1975, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-442-CA-O9.B and file theorlginal with the clerk Cl FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS this either before service AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Petitioner Immediately United Stat es c or poration . formerly thereafter; otherwi a default se will known a. FIRST FEDERAL • .-# -1 owe '"' 7tlV SAVINGS AND demanded in, tIte ornair.t or ASSOCIA7 QN OF TAMPA. LOAN petition." PlaIntiff. WITNESS myhan4 and the Seal of vi- ROOMS. 15 MINUTES FROM AUTO-TRAIN - . 1- By Lillian I Jenkins A: Deputy Clerk Publith June IP, 77, July A. II. 1975 [ONGWOOD, - - . ,'., - OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR TIll II1 - SPECIAL V. _-. - ..-.- - MEETING LUNCHEON BUFFETS. ENTERTAINMENT OVER 20 FLORIDA ATTRACTIONSSI Mile Radius I BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSES - I Mlii Radios JAI.ALAI, DOG RACING 6 NIGHT HARNESS RACING All witBisi Miles of QUALITY INN NORTH NOCOVERCIIARGE CLUB ' • - STARTING JULY 17 '____i' ' this Court on June l7IPt. 1975. WILLIAM MCFARLANE and QUALITY . B or -b" "04,41" __________________________ THE AREA'S LEADING MOTEL 8 wiaw t):4C :-.. I DOUGLAS BRUSE JOIINSON, ' _ {J .ç. ., has been filed against you and you DEO 174 are reQuired to serve a copy of your written defenses.. If an y, to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Petitioner, W?*Osf addreti ii 14040 CUlT ' If 11011%' Ifili, a team Sanford - service 04, plaintiff's attorneys or Immediately thereafter; o$h(rwii,a As Deputy " Then the rains came. will tonight at b:30. . Arthur H Of-,Ckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Lillian Jenkins YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an .. - action for c,is.sofution of marriage Publish. June 77 July 4 11 4 1975 V.sdS.#d., — -_ : (COURT SEAL) 24 M'r Pleasant St Plyfn*Uth, Mati OnQ Ph; I 617 7" 61 14 $3.00 $ 1.50 - ... I— ; WITNESSmyNInd.ndthes.ealof Co Phil Reed CsItDRt go P - 4 _.1. Q default will be entered against you for the relief difmanded in the complaint or politic" Sunda I,- - Ir WOW. 4h Petitioner Husband and IP. night. One will be played tonight: the other next week. The Sanford Senior Baseball Lea&n.ie All-S tart httI4 UdIt finals i NOTICE OF ACTION this Court ort this 24th day of June. TO ELIZABETH REED JOHNSON IVIS ADULT CALL FOR DETAILS THURS., FRI., SAT. "m. I 1AV1 MOM T"t FIXING is CLILANN& anir.a itit artin cuuc4 Banquets ii-...4 - runc Clukt T'"Weetw96214 6 .4 - — unifiv s Leadina ~ - . b " __ [ SATURDAY I --- tn o I P.18 - Res.pondenf-Wfe Serving Seminole Civic - .. 11* " attcrnes, wtG5e address 5 Poit Office Drawer X. Jacksonville, Florida, 12202. on or before July 25th. 1915, arid f;le the orignal with the Clerk of this Court either before ___`71 ,0__-01, Rain washed out two championship games Th ursday : detached or detachable Qit' Che4 Rancs. Model 312V Fasco Hood Mood ? General Electric DisoosaI ModtI FC100 General Eelctric DiShwasher. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEFNTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Case Na. 7S-1212-CA-o4-F In re the Marriage of DOUGLAS BRUSE JOHNSON ETH REED JOHNSON a Favorite - - 65 1115 (9) News 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (d) Movie ______________________________________ Martian 61 — ' I "9k The Bqümücg" 6:45 - of be u wa with. on, or on uia premises even though they be I40S Wall to Wall Carpeting 0w "V :-.l Rain : i— Clerk Of the Circuit Court by: Joy stokes IF Wins /-;- I 126201 (Seal) . - ~ -I I Chrysler Furnace, Model 4207 20 Chrysler Air Condtoner Model 'he said Court an this 111h day of ' 14 lif so , I 37 il~,) ~ : -1 01 it r - ,rrriavPi:reaiterpertarnfo — —I 21 11 _____________________________________________________________ refrigerating. lighting, plumbing. Parkway. Post Of Merritt Island, Florida, 32"?, At. ventilating, IrrIgaling. and power forneys for Plaintiff. and file loo systems, machines. applianctS. a Luncheons Gatherings Receptions Conferences Seating Capacity to 110 hi - _________ . PAUL M GOLDMAN. Spielvogel, said land, and fiiturn attached Gt)Idm & Pearce. P.A. *t.OW fhreto apsoallg.es,steam, electric, addreis Ii 01 Sou th Courlenay water, and other Pieatirig. Cooking. 10 11 - 24 ____ Conventions --- — - according to the Plot thereof ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 6 recorded In Plot Book 13, Page 13, of of UNIT I as W plat recorded in the Public Records of Seminole rial Book I?. Pdgt 32. Public Rtcord% of Seminole C ounly, Cmnty, FI ids ha, bee are rmored to servo a copy of your Together with all structures ano written defensos. it any, to It an I rnprovement% now and her ec tier(, n ________ 1 - i%% . -. - County. follewing property in Seminoi, Florida, to wit, Lot 155, SAN LANTA SUB. County. Florida recorder 9 20 25 26 27 Lot 10, Block C. NOR T negative 8 19 DIVISION. THIRD SECTION, mammal __ 16 [16 —i (44) Movie (4 ) Bob Newhart Golf (24) Firing Lit* (35) My - - -- - Howard R. Weil Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac tion to forecloses mortgage Qfl the ia Common Times (9) British O _____________ - - NOTICE OF ACTION TO RAFAEL A RIVERA and Norma .1 Rivera, his wife Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to f04CCIOW the mortgage on the following described property In Seminole 46 Mustelsne 24 One who d,ps 51 Air flofelial Witold in gravy 53 Rebeft (coo I 25 Printing 54 Large plant direction 55 Bristle 58 Female ruff 27 Anq 59 B-ttet vetch 29 PeILM' Co rlvef island instrument 2 k6and Spectacular Hour 10: 30 (2, 1) Slgrnond And - ' 2* Lecturer tab) 23 (44) Night Gallery 330 (9) Mission 10:00 (2 8) Land of me ,~;; i NOTICE OF ACTION ALLAN TO: GEORGE FILIPOVICH and THERESA ANNE FILIPOVICH, his wile. whoti place — jj Survival (33) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Baseball :- -- - -i --- . Defendants 38 Attecnoon est 11 Discharged a debt 19 lines fib I Band Thea tre Baseball 9:30 (2. 6) - - I somm S 1n S"Ifi - wife 37 Shower 3) Mild eiplet've 23 Too much (Fr. 13 1 (24) H011ywOod TV 9:30 W 0" ____ - F 15 Movie (24) Wall Street fRI 0 icornb for rI) - (44) Combat (9) - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII vi VS. RAFAEL A. RIVERA and NORMA GEORGE ALLAN FILIPOVICH and RIVERA. his wifC, and HOWARD THERESA ANNE FILIPOVICHPIS R WElL 31 A-n name wwww" N -: 10 Masculine Gad water 3 - P° Legends 8 30 U) Jeffersons (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (2. 6) Movie U) Mary Tyler Life Invaders N V CN I _______ goddess 67 Large body of 12 Plus Four (24) Aviation -- C Truckin (24) . A Family At War (13) Scream Theatre Your •_ 4 S Isaiah tab I I,, 1 41 pilarfo* froet I Moore Show (9) - .. however, that statement could be disputed. Below, Sanford Senior — League All-Star Mark Russi does the splits for a arkimia wild throw as Holly Hill's Steve Penland slides into second base before the game was W0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, July 11, 1975—lB rained out (see story at right). At far right, Steve Cooper of Seaboard Coastline, No. 8, does the back-kick in a slow pitch softball game earlier this week. Plaintiff ION; ______ (3.5) Movie 1 30 (8) Time Of Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Special (13) Get Christie . Festival (13) Movie (24) Washingt on Week Speed Buggy (4) (13 Home Cook - Herald Photographer Gordon Williamson did not attend dancing school to take these photographs. From the poses he captured, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI• CUlT. IN AND FOR SCMINOLI % CUlT. SEMINOLE CO UNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA. FLORIDA CA 09 B No CASE No. ii.oflCAO9O LEE A. EVERHART, as Truste'fOr DIVISION WILMIPGTON SAVINGS FUND The Commonwealth Corporation, SOCIETY, a Delaware corporation A L T 6 Nsghts'(at, I 7Schoo tab) 8 Sea eagles 9 Underworld 66 Remainder 39 ErianturEd n (6) ChiIdreriF,jrn Chopper Bunch (9) MOVIC T Family Bandstand (24) F"fing Good (33) Wrestling 1 ,00 (2, 8) Soul Train (2) Wheelie And TPI 8 30 Cii Wager 65 Son of (Bib) Gott mound 35 Dancing movement 36 Rip Man (24) Way It WAt 8:00 (2, 1) Ems-rgency (1) All In The 12:30 (2) Go (4) Fat Albert (9) Arterlcan - Legal Noki . eiWIF I I IN THE CIRCUIT COL,R r OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL E A _____ &) Weird -- 051 Department -S-1 7:30 (2) Friends of aa 1_ NT A L. 61 Before 62 Through 30 Past.bowd used at patties Burns (44) Soul Train (I) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family Files (13) (9) 'IN ______ cocktail meal (9) Lawrence Welk (24) And Allcn Mal kt—k--A (9) Borci 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets 47 Go Swft' 49 Oltered at evening Eight These Are The A Patty drinli 21 Mariners d'ec tt0n 25 Eat Information Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mr. Rogers 13 Organic COnØOufld 28 Roman wpevoe Afr b.E A 6 T E 0 j : 45 Childrens aniefope Hee Haw A L AF Boy (I) Hardy Movie (6) 44 MA DJ jj' LjdA ________ se School dance (colt I *2 Footed ,. a se (arChaic) 20 A frican (I) Play Of The Month Special Oatt.c 15 Anoint EVENING 1:00 (2) Last of The Wild A .th *5 Smaft mount panes 16 8-kaer 52 Kinds 1752 (Roman) 56 Street tab) Country 12:00 (2) Jetsons (4) ApoiIo.Soyuz t'sive 14 High note (9) News (13) NBC New (33) Pop Goes The (44) Friends Of Man AFTERNOON (2) Daily Devotional 6:25 A L E 9 (44) Wrestling 6:30 (2) Florida's Watching (6. 8) NWS us Almanac (9) Hollywood News (24) Florida Report (33) Bobby Goldsboro (35) The Big Blue 6:00 (4) Growers ___ 42 Anatwntcat r.v? 4 Exces sive 6:00 (2. A. 11:30 (2) Star Trek U) Hudson Brothers (I) World Around MORNING ACROSS (24) RICk Perspective (35) Glory Road Outdoors Saturday (3$. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (6) *25.000 Pyramid (6) (9) 44) _________ Parties 5:30 (1) That Girl Legal Notice - Answer to Previous Puzzle (44) TIme Tunnel SOd (4-4) Night Gallery 11:30 (2$) Tonight Sh.v - 4. - - Legends (6) Sh.azan TONIGHT'S TV. - I t '- t':". - !," : - �--- - - - - __________________ - - - -. 2 a-EvenIngH.r.pd Sanford I Fl I I I uiii.tui,4Uill,, ______________________ -.--- _i " jv-Apartfllenls 4Penonals twi umes LOV.1Y1'g,lbtd ()oii I i\ nI e I I s o ii : I ii C) [)onnle Allison In or out? Right now, nobody knows for sure, but itwill be a big lcs to NASCAR and Central Florida ii Is Cotton Owens t'i . . _______ -- .. ... ______ ' - _________ ,, uavw UI LdLJ, i.ui Rogers lead 90 laps of the 100-lapper before Shugart c'*ild get around him. - .' - 0 WEKIVA ?IVER S - . - - - - t -. area, double garage. 133,000 ups, air arpr, conuiiuonin, tso utilltles md, I1I SELL 3RoOmApt.7lfW.1?St. New. Clean Comfortable YOU'LL LIKE IT ______________________________ ______ IN BRIEF Begins ... _____________________________ -. r1vu3tt_I.tArIINU r SELL THOSE NO LONGER .... - 'Vi 1 i'--.''z school and college basketball Major League io Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Texas ChIcago - PhipPri hrw 41 YorI . SI LouiS Chicaoo Montreal - West , - 4$ 40 .Si 5 40 San flt, 57 79 Angeles s ;', ao n' 40 17 31 45 Clr.cinnati Dieoo 4 10 .151 16, 10 Atlanta 35 17 .417 15', Thursday's Results Boiton I. Texas 7 Minnesota 6. New York Detroit 3. Kansas City 7 Baltimo,-e 1. CalIfornia 3 Only games schedjled Today's Games Minnesota 101yleven 6-4 4nd J'i1ty 1.1) at New York (Gura -7 and Medich 710), 7, (t nP Texas (Hantts SI) t BOston (Ire 1041 f Detroit (Lolith loS) at Kan sas City (Pattin 651. mi ChiCago (Osteen 46) t Milwauke'e (Spraoue IS or Slaton 6 13 34 53) 10 43 47 f 37 57 443 7 .340 74* . Thursday's Results ChIcago 3. San Diego I Mtr,l at Atlanta. Pittsburgh I. Los Angiles Only games scheduled Today's Games San Francisco (Barr 671 at C4'l4( (HarrIson California (Lanoe 311. San Diego (McIntosh 7.7 and Folkir 36) •t Pittsburgh (Roo _. rlA,...l. - - - Montreal (Warthen 17.' at At iar'ta (Niekro I7). (n) I c's An'eles fRau •, st. I r-. (Fn'sch mi t.*, . ,atn" ,.nfl - ii at Hjt,ttOn , I.. iii 1%' rn'wo (Konieciny ' . J 19). I Montreal at Atlanta Sir, Francij,o at Chicago P4ev York at Cnt'nnati ..,... Baltimore at Oakland Baseball Leaders National Leagee BATTING 700 at bats)M.idIck, Chi. 53: Morgan. Cm. SanaulIen. PgPm, .3)7, 31$: W L Pci. OS 17 S 15 10 379 7i -- PhI, 329; 1 Simmt. 329 PUN5- Cash. Phi, 67. Lope,, IA. 61 Morgan. Cl.,. 11; Rose, (in. SI. Wynn. LA. PUNS BAYTrO IN--Lu 1,ntkl, PItI. 7' &.ench. Cm. 70, Morgan, Cl,. 60: Watson, Htn, 5$. Sf, ib. Pd?. 37 HIT !,- (ash, Phi. 119, Gut vet, LA, III. Rose, Csn. Ii); A'gllO4'k, (I. 105. Bench. Cm. -- throuoh nrønni,tinn tIt -y-' the -.- . Actrr --. We need CLASSIFIED Ti. Fu.j,I,w, .4 I2OLi'rendlAve. Ph.3fl-0172 - W - - w U U - Wreifllng - Water World (Miami Sequarlum, JulIus Sores: - Gus l'oulug and Andy ,' .-. . ..- ..• " 'k ...', '• . .. . ' . . . , •• ' -- •" 1: 8%VA.FHA SAHrOnO _____ __ I ________________ '--' - -: . - '. I . __ srtj ______ ......____ - w -_-a••,-.•. _________ 21-Sjtitj Wanted ______ __________ ______ - Terrace Dr _____ Challenging part time a. -- .- - minlstra$lv, executIve. $l work desired by mature -attractive, Write estden?, 1)4 Plantation Mitwiyk.. Rentals _________________ ..- 'Large wooded lots 'Street Iight • Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks 3$ YearMorlgages - $pct, down. or ConeIlional Mortgages -- -- 29-Rooms ...- 44 Room in PtiW/ltI' Point' Lildy Oflly FRIDAY Vigor Of The Outdoors In Air Conditioned Comfort, Each Home Features Modern Con. veniencet Sure To Please Even the Most Ciscrimlnating Buyer. Plush WaIl To Wall Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Baths And Kitchens Feature Ceramic Tile And Vinyl Flooring. Decorative Wallpaper In The Baths And Kitchens Adds The Extra Final Touch. Each Kitchen Futures Luminous Ceiling Llgnting, Continuous Clean Oven. Inside Storage Area With Wastwr.Dryer Connections Pius Outside Storage Area Are Just A Few More Futures. Sliding Glass Doors Lead Ontc Your Patio In You.' Privately Fenced Back Yard, , I P"fl' (3$' 44)"TbeAtlanfa5ray,sys,W,qJ,a;Hewy) 1130 p.m. (44) - Oriateit Sprtt Legends (See 10)1 p.m. cit. -. One room, furnished, private en -- -- • . . . -. i . 211 W.251h Sanfo CallforAppf,fl2,3103 _________________________________________ _____________ - trance, both & parking m,3,, Additiorit after S im :• ,( , ' , . , . ..., RemodelIng , . .'. I - '.. I ,, ' • . , . ', ' •- .• .''. :___ . .' . . _-___ . •, -. -. , .-. .....,.. - , _a. - ' •. '... , .e. ...;, .: . ,• -. . ..:- ' . . ,. . •• . . . ... - .' •_ - _ ___ . .. . _ '- ____ , . . - .'' -'. '. - . , ., - , ' . - P t t h 1'. Aerial. st .J PHOT OCIRAPHY BY ED Specialist. fl tl.itdoor portrats, Also Wedd".,s Call for ci ta'lS after .2.. _ -_ .- .'.. ---- Pressure CIaanin L Rvcfing Sr jl,f5I I1lII_ - I Expert roof repairs, flat roofs or shingles All work gu.iranteed BR000ENROOFING.3236700 . -'---'"Of OrLtfldO29*4224 ;:;' x ______ ij WallPap.rint. ______________________ __________________________ PAUL SLATER Pr.,,fejslonal Wallpaper H.anger L cense'd Re,idpnlI Crmm.rCial ree [strrote Pri 37? 6*'3 _________________________ iuiii __ WellDrilling _________________ ________________________ a friendly Ad Visor will WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPpIplx.1Ew SYSTEMS All type's and %ie, We repair aniserivn help you - ___________ ________ '.'..:. ,,. Utfl!ty _BuIld!iigs _______________________________ StAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR ITEMS WI NT F P S ELI "DON'T PIEEDt" FAST ITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or 531 .., . .. ______________ Pro.npt and service 17 .ed up 377 Orsr.'t.t SIINE MACHI.IE & SUPPLY CO 201W 3rd 5f 322 6432 . .-.-. -'- , ':.,,.j;.:'-ç-';". . •' -. - _--_ .-- _ 1 rA.A CLEANS ALL F.'rr'e 'rp",' r.' Your Buslness...DIQI 322-263-9993 . . ... ' Atu'niflurr, ut.i:, fluldngt indii,d r'g f 1 OOr, cle''er,. installaton Reasonable Rates 3736030 _______________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ ;.. a Adver _______________________________________ Mowing & Edging -- -- ' Portraits, tiling. $3) 0605 or 47$ 5516. /i'() . i.'prylp,'d ...... - Lawn Core Ca'pentry, Remodeling, AdditionS, tlrrd ynut Custom Work Licensed Bonded free estimate. 373 6031 .. .'.'.f''....5, '.-. . I,,, lit .04 ,'Iear,rc' 37? 1*77 attt'r ' _________________ • ':' ' ti 1. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PUPIFICATION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonzalez 305 333-3929 -- ' ri I',' finiShIng, free estimates _________________________ (V3 1584710 -S Weddings, Candids. Commercial, -- ____________________ -- -- - LandMaintanunca 321 210W. NlS$WAY $0 83RTU 1*80111, tu. PNDY t,' ______________________________ _______________________ uildlng, roofing and concrxle ShoW I .. ... •., _____ ill i I-IS If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn Mobile MODELS OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND. FOR APPT. TO VIEW THEM ANYTIME PHONE 321.0041 I S. , ,.=-- -. " , u. •• . . H 321.0041 SALES BY KIS 3737140 REAL ESIAT' Pkotopuphy arid nll)ved ____________________ home 1pm r- Ir'.,r r Superior Apply 1* Country Clvb Roaciatle, - Driveways. $lalts. Slabs 531 4516 ornptiy at 4 p.m. on the ISdi. But got hire Sort, tO esanins the P105)5 i'd eel ur Piugs selecUon of new and rne'o'd'tioned .obile Par'.. at if. fordable pr,ces. We'll Pavc a'.e' tair.msnt by a top courtly bond. ft.. hot dogs end sobi &inkl. and &'Iwi'g for a bud new color TV. PfFT REST INtl Beard rrj & C,rcjrn.ng PP' 32 .oY 0.) itI jilt, (I, '0,,. nds 04 dgging House tra.l rs stored 377 911? or ,4i,J ('i;r , '',', - PHOTOGRAPH',' A '1 AL I IN(. ND CLEARIPIU Al types lots 1. acera3e cleared We lava top soil, fill d,r't, clay, and shell available Pieas call night or day, 37339*3 HomeImprovements ncLiii*i re'rigeratof. I'd. Drve SEAMAN HAULING SALVAGE Sunny Brooks 321 0l't9nttere,PM The suction sterna - Sr.WnI and lee Angeles Ruins) yq I p.m. (21, 44) .- Baseball (Aflantii Braves mist Mets at New Land Clearlig Park. reT Lare -. auling MOVING showroom. ________ -- CA Backhoe Service H oven .rd civapsi, and would no" The n..lty rsl.sil for &bouI 5S, buyer siil get tee, delivery "ad setup wIthin 100 mils. of our C 2567 312 5165 ______________________________________ 7 The sam, is completely furnishid. I ___ ' _________________________ - A smuil Classified Ad brings big re?vrl's Try one and see Call 322 761 -r 5)1 9993 ._ To c.I.b,a'. Oj( g:.r'd op.r.ng. thi Sa.'pe,ior Mobile 14cm. Slow at 283 W Higfiwty $0 in Gsrd'in will euction oft a recond.. Oared 1973 Gatasie mobile homi on Saturday. July 19th. Best offer takes it over $2. ___ .. - ShoLd.' 'I tti _____________________________ THURSDAY - Watk Gate all of July w,tp FREE any purchaSe of chain lint, or wOOd F STEPSON t,,Ap:D CLEARING fence Lower cost per It Call li,'lIdnzinn. Excavating, Ditch QUALITY FENCE Anytime 37) V,rwk ii t1t IO' t M51 Home $ 1 6,900 ni..,... _ I" APT BROWN PEST CONTROL ______ ________________________ Fencing Mobile - PA.l...,. ''"" ......... Pest Control _____________________________ sulatirn Call for fr esti'-'.ates 66$6'?Or9Q47363Q'94 - - -__ person usIng toots a prospect Call Marketing Director $671112 for ---------' Superior 1 Established Residential Area? - NEW HOMES In Sanford's Finest _______________________________ ....:t.. we nt*Il TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook) 319 E Pine 372 5 GRAND OPENING AUCTION JULY 19 WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Moving? Why Not Live _ patented new hand lools. Every '- 4 ____ --_ F'toi.i Part (u,øl time earnings, 10)00 per $ p.m. (2,5) - Babll World of 4w Garaglate (lesebotf, how It mit ave woo IN years ages leb at posit len eav,r esplored) ' . / _________________________________ ' . 323 4420 _____ _________________________________ TUESDAY ..... Don't neecii" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald, Call us today! Don't delay! Just Baby Sitter & light hoc,1ekeei,eq. Nancy Gunter in "pressure point") 11.30 p.m. Tennis Ali.Star Match (First Ylord Team Tennis 44.; •S-,,. dial 372-7411 or $31 9993 To place your low cost Want Ad out. Reference,, needed, for ap pottment call 377 )U4. II:31p.m. (44)_Greatest $p.rlsL ,gend, (Oscar Robirtion) Contractor. Homes, additions $13 BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST5377 or tc' p4)4 install a water to dir heat pump- _______________________________ free est. DYKES AIR CON OITIONING. 377 5177. InsulatIon _______________________ ________________________ BeautiCare . Pout&BodyWork - flUDDY', tIOMLIMPROVEMENT. YOu Piae tried the reSt now try the ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY best Expert paint 8, body work AND REPAIRS 372 133$. Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372. 736 7306 after 6 p m 37] 1393 1771. dCtivt'-ry Pick or & ______________________________ Registered with the state as Class-A 1 SANF JUST OF F 25th ST., HieImprovaments _______ appt. tall 373 5470 between 9 and noon or 3 to 6 p.m second round of 51I,441g CBS Tennis Classic Pam Tee'guarden fares . ':- -. t( family owned Cosmetic company has an opening in the Sanford area. Must have Positive attl'ude and like to work with people For 4:30p.m. (I)) - Pro Tennis (Rod Lever meets Alex Metrivelll In Wa)' 435. Players must bring . . 2580 RIDGEW AWAY , _________________ - owner. $1,993. Call Duane Central Heat & Air Condlioning For free estimates, call Carl _________________ ' yellow Super Beetle, I speed, radIo, 17,000 miles. Like new. One __________________________ _________________________ Au_Conditioning Household furniture Moving Sale Tables. Lamps & Accessories $3.1 3191 ___________________ TWOAND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILABLE 1972 ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - Table & ChaIrs, Color TV 8 Stereo Also other items 323 010$. ONE BEDROOM FROM 135 milege, 1 owner, good condition. $100. 32.093S. _________________ __________________ _________________ ____________________________ Field Creations, a Marshall Field - . ° -" MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY. 4:30 p.m. (2.1) - Women's Golf (Final rund of u,,. Borden i6et side of Orlan&i, off High. their own shoes and personal -' 1U4 Pontiac GTO convert.ble, low McGulre at 322.1651. Dealer. JUST A PHONE CALL KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St., We steam-clean carpets 4 7313. _________________________ ____________________________ _____ _______________________________ .. DIRECTORY I SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtn 372-91)1 Eve.$49.Il46 RIDGEWOOD ARMS - ('iwk 3237011 Ohio: interview with d.ving champion Phil BOIgs 3:30 p.m (13) ChampIons (Same as above) lp.m.(9)Champshjpoame,ofmeNFL stjd Matador Coach l77 )7'x61', 3 BR, 1'., bath, extra. 4o down. Assume payments, Trailer, mo. on rental lot. 131-U77 after I & all day Sat. & Sun, Owner ComIng Soon ..IALPPVS BUG HOUSE, Dedicated to precision VW Repairs for Ii yrs. Cor. of S. Sanford Ave & Silver 1k. Rd. 372 Hwy 16, West Sanford 323 5620 National AutoSales ) p.m. (IS, 3$) - ChampionshIp Wrestling 1 p.m. (3) - CkamplOnshlp Fishing 2p.m. () - Water World (Sportsmen attempt upstream rat of college is licated on 1k' ' - ,• / Needed, body & feeder man SUNDAY at I p.m. at Matador Field lit 42-?tbile Homes Sanfe,Ay, Sa1f.rd,FI 37771 icphnkl aaa a. CASH For Your Junk Cars 373-1379 Dell's Auction Service For hedge: VIburnum plants. 2' up. _____________________________ well bunched In cans, $1, 202 W. 20th St. Singer Zig Zag. In cabinet, 3 needle, frontloaddeiuxesewingm.thine, Sold new for 1319.00. Pay balance of IN or lOpaymentsof 19. See at ___________________________ , ______________________________ 2 p.m. (3$) - Championships (National Indian Athletic Association boxing championships from Carson City, Hey,; U.S. Indoor Swimming ChampionshIp relays from Cincinnati: National . ' Income as an AVON Reprt'n tatlyp (all 6113079 7:30 p.m. (21) - Tile Way It Was rapids) I - 51-I L1UtU . Under Assume Payments t'4iqnts 377 5171 or 377 7352 -_________- - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'S Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford 3 piece living room suite, green, 155 373 $216 after 6 p.m. $10931 experienced In all phases. 372. _____________________________________________________ l'Iayers Clinic Sunday. July I ___ _________________________________ I "'-si,' p:t.14J I Full ctsarg. bookkeeper, must be Illay attend a Coaches and - 372-3991 Days 3776)7] You'll Receive A Plant If You're One Of Our First 100 kork your own hours Earn extra iS p.m. (25) - Wrsstllg boys and recently-graduated ____________________ a I74, -- warranty. 7?-I1S1. 377-31 II AFTER MRS. 3770641 let meMOWorTILL your lot and-or garden spot. Floyd Freer, 377 5)91 - mileage. 3150. 372 36*7 FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 Selling residue of an estate. Anflqu Flex Wheel, cast iron laundry stove, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf mahogany table & three chairs with rush seats. living room & bedroom furniture, TV5 & stereos. All kinds of fancy glass, linens & hundreds of misc. items. This should be a very good sale. - 200, l973Dodge Charger Sale _________________________ CB Cash For Your Junk Cars 323 1136 -U 1971 Ambassador Station Wagon, .1 aIr, extras, Inspected, lw -- - Auction - ______________________________ Special shrub and garden sprayers, 9$ cents ea. GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St., 323-66)0. Large bar with 2 bar stools, & glasses, 5' long, 3', I" high. 1)50. 323 9033. ____________________________ Complete CS Radio Base Set, Al Honda - 62-Lawn-Garden - ____________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Us. your bait (Or 4sm• lmprovim,ni li, or we'll •it(tt silt Iiv,i,,c,n,t Fr Et?imiti 5)45 ________________ WILSON MAICR FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E Frst t 377 31•$ -- n-Auction Dart S695 ________________________________ - - 1947 Ford 2 door. 1750 See Mgr. 6125. Park Plo.) __________________________ P4OLL'S Casielberry, 1792. $30 (206 . . _________________________ _____________________________ For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 100) item, 1 arry's Mart, 215 Sarilord Ave _____________________________ ,...a.. i. .. 13' L-Shape Naughahycie button Bar, $200; Bar Stools. Glass rack, Bar Peg Real Estate Broker 371 04,40, 3fl.774,3737g95 ADDITIONS AVAILABLE 1 '.. •--" WIlT REALTY ). H foradvancem,ntfohardworker. Applyinpernon1 to Bill Baker VW, 37)9 S Orlando Delve An Equal Opportuni'y Employer capturIng a stsrt) 4 p.m.(13) Car and Track (H1,lights of LIIAC'i 19U California 31I;ARCAlatemedelstoCarsa,TstIadeg.A ,a) 4:30 p.m. (6, 13) CBS sports Spectacular (USU55N Track Meet, taped atKl.n; Hallof Famelfltei,iational Diving Meet, filmed at Fort Laugerdafe) X 2S71 Park Dr REAI.TOR A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. vacation pay Good opportunity chaIrs, secretarial detks I, chaIrs, straight chairs, lilirig !.ouIrJI'.I• o awi silo arry. I- 1973 Buick Lesabre. I dr., ar. Only $2,500. 3'7 4991. After 5, call 372- guns 00 any consign _____ ____ -- 7511 Yale CASH 322-4132 & stereo, $35: Black leather bar 8. 2 StOOls, $75; 1' metal Si-fold door; 110. 11.7 MIr .1 After S.372 $410 descriptIon, 373-7340 iuriiiiur Commercial meat slicer, 150; 73.5 Binoculars, $13; 3' front door, $10; fln,'nhn., en,.,'), It. i-u. fl..e.1 ..uv .,. DELTONA- 7 homes, 3 BR, 1', bath. NO DOWN PYMT. TO QUALIFIED SIlVER, $71,000. 323.7140 321.0041 KISH '''- '.' '73Nova2Doo, Will buy or s.....ta...... I I.A ...t1! ueu uiilc SupplIes 377 1131 REAL ESTATE br eej UnIforms, hospitalization, - 2:30 p.m. (9) z Visitors, Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive -- SALES BY ." Furniture&M;sceIianeous.selI,oc ___________________________ ______________________ Wood or steel desks (executive desk ldyllwllde Ill .._.,.. Bedrooms. Priced in mid 70's 3 pct. down, 7~ oct in?. Each Woodmer, Home Features Central Heat And Air Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, inside And Ou;side Storage, Modern EquIpped Kitchen, PrIvately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See For Yoursilf. P - .____ ' l'it 5147. ______________________________ ________________________ 3Op:t. commission, Frepick.ups. Auction Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford. 372 7770 60-Office Supplies NEWHOME5-tngooda,ea 38_I _______ _________________________________ -'" ¶1 overhaul, new I n the floor, $31. _____________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ Double bed, springs I. mattress, $25; ,. ____ ____________ New & used car clean up end detail man, S day week, full tlm,t - 3:39p.m. (13) 0 _____ to tnri,tIll,..r P*hhl. . . .1 DvuruUm, xoum, vamiuy room on large lot, low down payment. 327 045 after 6.30 P.M , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD - ruperatkr iI - - _____ SATURDAY a.m (44) Jim Thomas Outdorr$ (FIshing In Nova ScotIa; 0othuig the rapIds of the Sftakm, Nivea', Idal.) )3;30p.m.(33)-v)rea',t SportsLegends(Kyfe Rote) 2 n.m '7 I) Sas.ebail WarmUp 3:13 p.m. (2, SI lasetall (Los Anles Dodgers at St. LouIs Catdhals( San Francisco Giants at Chhcag. Cubs or Texas Rangers at Boston Red S•x) ,..a, _____________________________ ____________________________ -•' Sanford, By Owner - 322.2090 (( " . oem on corner iot, 1I$,9O. Existing, 1)6,500, 7 mtg 373gw, 3729211 _____ Wanted, bookkeeper through trial balance, preferably 5 years cxperience wIth mech,,nl:ed CIII 3236061 for appt, $ S ______________________________________________ ., "wrn. 13 ___________ _____________________ PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy 21' Lone Star, twin engine, galley. head, trailer w electric wench. si.soo or best offer, 372 $001 _____________________________ -. ______________________ 1967 Chevy Impala, good condition, must sell, 1550. 373 $213. Casselberry, Hey. 17 92 1)0 4704 ___________________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927Hwy 17-92 322 5961 Heater, Furniture. Lumber, Bricks. Ro4 tile 8. tin, firewood. Air Jim Hunt Realty Nice Locaton 377 3566 Needed, Auto Mechanic National Auto Sales 373 .7011 'I - Advertlilno camping, skiing, 8. fishing. 332 3)11 or 372 0771 ______________________________ ________________________ Counter tops, Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3771052 anytime, ______ - Wanted to txu' used office furniture. ___________________________ IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W. 1t St V\\V MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION - TAY fDrsIT ADI IC ,.i I' ),.I j J 8.%V&SODOWN.FHA.LOWDOWN - izuoii-uiivy'j OHI.AN(x) - High school equipf, -: Bob Markey, 7]' Critchfielci Cruiser, 160 Inboard- Kitchen. Bathroom Cabinets, 1Y0. 70 Corona station wagon. 000d condition Below book. $31 6214. CASH 323-8371 _________________________ _______ Saturday&Sunday 3779719 ______________________ I PIece or HouwfuIl _______________________ __________________ 80-Autos for Sale _____________________ ___________________ ANTIQUES oat5 & Accessories Buttons & Bows Children's Store ______________ - DAVES' 3739370 ' ______ 531-6155. _______________________ _____________________________ 25 to 50% off BALL REALTY Choice Listings - ___________________________ We Buy Furniture I P Pd A F.) . ?610Hlawatha Ave at 17 97 FROM 135 Furnished 7 BR House Adults, Plo Pets Director nnr'rc 'F $IA_Q('tA'l by - ww • f _________ 1971 Chevy Truck, custom 10, 6 cyl l'bed,rearstep,$),49$flnalotfer - Rummage Sale: Sat. 9 to S. Old U.S. flank Bldg., Sanford Plaza. (By Due tosmoke damage, merthandise Peg Real Estateflroker 377130), - ___________________ - From 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 7 Bedroom fenced yard $lSOmo. Adul's pref erred 373 34.4D. 322 6670 33-Houses Furnished Sacrifice Sale S and 10 Act. Tracts of land ,vith trees 323-8470 W I ___________ ________________ __ ______ ______ 1974 F-100 Ford Super Van. 6 cyl. ratilo. air conditioner. 10.000 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boicar" __________________________ Near Lake & Town _________________________ - - offer. 373 6359. -- Dr. - A ne,tt 7 bedroom home with Florida room, carpeted throughout, all new appliances, corner lot, ____________________________ wyui org.ni:ed, an exeetient spetler, and enioy silling on the telephone. () named at a Later date. ___ Lovely? BR, 1 bath, living. dinng, Florida room, wall-wall carpeting, fenced, 53) 3457 I.1araI,4 l.A. --.,-- -- QC*d carden ______________________ STUDIO 1,2,3 BCDROOM SUITES Newspaper experience required, 7p.m. (44) - Wrestling '1 amimnuonal instructors tO. be Sanford SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS SOLICITOR ri land, 122.000 Inc. _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ f'eneva # ordens Luxury Patio Apartments 1 _________________ estate - - 372 flU. 377 115'6. 377 $91.1 377 1959,3771161 dIce 7 bedroom block home, fur. nislsed or unfurnistied. 373.2,13, telephOne sales person. Golf Tournament from Carnovifte, Scotland) ' l'htllies, and ("reorge ?,uraw of If the Cincinnati Reds will ic the .'i('QUts in attendance, along with 4 MIJLTIPL.E LIST INC, REAL TOP 377199) 19)9S French - real Realty 4 flrirciorn, 1 bath No Security Dipoglt. r 67A-Feed - - Lawn Mowers We Sell ThiAes[ Service the Rest. Western Auto. 301 W 1t St 2 Acres l4ariiier Hwy. 17.2 Sanford $966 Chevrolet truck, ~ ton, witri new utility body and racks, good shape, good tIres. 5600 or best black and white and rea.j all over combined collection of trash, 68-dVanted to Buy trinkets S. treasures of the ______________________________ families on (709) Wynn (Sunland Estates). Everything Cash for gd used Furniture 8 Antiquti STAN'S. 377 9719 from bunk bed frames. $13 to Zippers. Sc July 12 & 13. ID to 7. 831 7920 I Bedroom home, with central Stemper Realty 1965 Chevrolet step side pick-up. 319 3116 evenIngs ___________________________ on our course and see what life is all about I Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. , Sanford, clean 7 BR. 1 bath, fully Carpeted. $160 per mo., 1st S. last. - tifetins' Guarantee GIANT OAK TREES-- Shades fenced corner lot included -. I, ,; ______________ In the Herald Classified ads are suite, shotgun, misc. 373 1057, 10.1 Wesl Coleman Circle ___ STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET lot, big utility s,ed. drive by 200) Summerlin Ave and call 'or details Sales price. %I1. 79-Trucks- Tra i er's Peg. Apaioosa Stallion, 2 yrs. old, Broke, ready to ride. Very gentle. Call after 9 p m. 349-5542. GARAGE SALE- Saturday all day, Sunday after 12. Dining room "" 2 --' (entralFlorida's for an ezperienc,d classliled - - - on every coaches' and 'A NFORD TIRE SERVICE another $1,000 66-Horses __________________________________ Couch with matching Chlir, vanity th'...xq mlrvtw hMt ,4,,.,nn 4*1 matcp,lng t,._ -.-- Puppie, - 333 1)70 3235555 ___________________________________ Ikensee to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc 373435).3221910,eyes Ahoy Mates! 323 3166 Half Doberman, 110 372-136) Trash 8. Treasure Sale July 10, 11, 12. to S. Behind Methodist Church, in Fellowship Hall. Geneva -__________________________ JUST REDUCED Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - -- 1350 Both good condition 3739096 $17,500. i'eg Real Estate Broker 110 E 75th St 3776653 Grooming SpecIals now at get. 3773707 acquainted prices for limIted time. 3321357. Lake Mary fr'm 9 to 3, July $0, Ii A. 17 Yamaha 100. Sunland, 571,000 : ______ - - 5G-Mscellaneous for Sale ______ REALTOR 719$ ________________________ heatS, air, all for only 126.500 Quiet 7 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch. 5)33 me itt & leit Older couple only 3720257 - '---------- 1974 Kawasakl, 90CC Like New, $300 HUGE CARPORT SALE- Fur. niture, Baby items, Clothing, Sterq', Sewnq Machine, Boo&s, C.rnri Items, & much more. priced to sell 171 Lakeview Ave., Merchandise __________________________________ I tieo:m. 7 bath, pool, benutifull Y ianilsr.ipeci. 151.300 lOiSanoritAve 3771721 SI Friday; 15 Sat. & Sun Park Or 78-Ntorcyc les Free to good home, Small black & white part wire terrior. male 1 yr. old. 3731777. , HOME, all extras, good location Hammond Cadet Organ, 1350: fledroomt. 2 baths, large family room, membeqshlpinr,crea,ionnl faclIltiesInciudIngpo.te j5 courts Bennett - 322 OSJS. F lea Market,9 a m. 6 p.m Sat. July $2. Hidden Lake Club House, Sanford. For into, call Sat, 377. '73'. ___________ _________________________ DM111 U'c STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if ClassIfied Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. Bernard male, 1', yrs. Large, beautIful, gentle $67 835$ tenniS court 131.500 Your MLS Agency 2565 , " between 10 & 5. Moving to Apt. Must sell AKC, St. Garage Sale- 2001 LIlly Court. Sanford. Household items, etc. Sat. .uly 12, S to 5, 1061 ? 11 - Schnauzers, black miniature, all males, $100. AKC Peg. 373-7310 Moving. Everything goes, from A Near Golf Course 322- 2420 Anytime R.LALTORS ri i Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1)09 Sanford Ave - Persian Kittens, shaded cameo, champion blood line,. $75 S. $100. Koshiol, 703 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, Fia,, 3)070. ______________________________ MAKE OFFER 3777117 Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, trTrtudes, diSposal and di5ti*ath*', mem complete kitct,en, corner lot with nice trees. Close to almost everything. See and comparct - kttht'n Ont in ____________________________ we have listings We have buyers Floyd Perry. "This ahouhl be a %',i1.\ V LXHAUST a SHOCK INSPECTION .,,, .'' _____ ________________ _____________ ' ' Clothing etc. 3777709. St Johns River area Home, marina, fish camp or acreage. Buying within 60 days Wm. ______________________________ 7866. 3 BR, crpe?ed. central o,r. heat, fireplace, all electric kit. chen. 7', lots, 137.500 or best offer. ,.ticy 76-Auto Parts GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS 3fl 5757 Exercise Bike; Chrome bars for Ford pick up; A C; Picnic T,ble, Porta Pot; Table, I chairs; 47-Real Estate Wanted After S. 332 7)11 CALL OWN[R CPmiP,uahuas, white male, 3", mos., $50 ANIMAL HAVEN - _____________ - 322-6457 Patio Houses BE SMART- Excellent buy at CailBart Real Estate 5:20. 0230. - eluding 17 in Florida. For.Iin £ Industrial - 2 Bedroom house, stove, 1)40 $3) Country Club Circle. 373 4575 after _______________________ Call -- Ivan Repass of OTianm. Boone Hiph SCilool will lead on high school level basketball. Repass is a veteran of 24 years of coaching in- skills," I, ' ,. Part lime delivery man for furnIture stote. Experience necessary. 333. Motdt, Iap.d at Los Angeles Sports Arena) 1'\'-1 Spiallze In: Custom Pipe Bending slom Duals 'Foreiin Cars 32-Houses Unfurnished - REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR - bargain at 125.500 TAFFER REALTY ________________________ 377 Ill) improving on their individual I Malt; offer 322 - DachShunds Miniature, AKC $63; to Z. 1506 Mellonville. JOHNNY WALKER 28065 Hwy. 1792 REALTOR 373 3771 re;I I 172,300 _______ now. Master preferred .' Carolina Conference with more than 25 wins each season. Wt,.' lflttft'sted w tio,sebili and 377 eves. 8 wk nds P05 373 3151__- Cosmetologist Hwa3cIockedat55milanhourina4n.p,hwne plonships in the Western lrical tthh school pIayer who rOom, and eat 7 Bedroom, unfurnist'ed. Adultt Live-In baby sitter, br one child, small salary Call 531 1332. - i.. - _I aiau "We hope to reach all the ICOUf$ "' LADIESCHOICE_Suchabeautlful spotless home of 3 t,icirooms, 1 bath, In nIce neighborhood. Very plushcarpetin, kitchtnpnulrv,,,s. Paneled family room A family room with fireplace and for experienced person. Call 3_______________________________ BR. shade trees, nice locat.on 212 Cardinal Industries lot an in. Colonial Way. Sanford, 377-7131 '' "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER', By Owner, Idyllwilde. lovely per month inctud,ng pool service All you do IS swim See thIs Rick Moran. 81) 6370 Secretary, excellent typing and shorthand required Full time permanent position. gOOd benefit In court Aug. 8. Hiss, the 1972 IndIanapolis 500 rookIe of the year, was tiCketed for speeding on May ), (iaching staff and professional st,, rnortga,)e. Call 3239110 - UtJ'U 54-Garage Sales 11.10010 ___________________________ -- u.soo W2rflld I.hlI Pôolh. liUJ'JIU 'lUll I%10l17 R ealtv I " $150 9Good Things to Eat _____________________________ 1101 w. 3rd St Sanford '' - ' . er• 101W CommercaI Sanford3fl 7111 - _____________________________ 18 _HeWaflt!d & Garneti White SANFORD LAKEMARYarea,? BR duplex with ifl the ground pool. completely encloslci, Appliance,, air conditioner, drapes, area rug. _______ INDIANAPOLiS (APi - An attorney says race driver Mike Hiss will either mall In a fine for szeedIn or annear by the Valencia baseball 'I' ' aooi Larry Saxon, Realtor LOT ovcrIGrkinJ Lake Crystal, )014N KRIDER, ASSCC ______________ 'Ihe clinic will be conducted 4' 77% Child Care in my home. 1)3 for One, $25 for two. 327-395). Indy Driver Too Fast Cougars. Junior college coaches will hear Jim Wiles of Anderson Junior College. Wiles' teams have won five straight cham- O,k. 10-i. Mu' pY, 10). 0 Brett. XC, $0). ' $103 AdultS only carpeted, _____________________ A BABY'S WORLD ('arefor infantstoe2e7only. $01 E 75th St 377 6643 - built, Sidney L. Shienker, appointed Wednesday night as president of the Houston Sports Association, which owns the Astros, called a news conference Thursday afternoon to fire Richardson, a focal point of fan criticism this SCa5Ofl. Shlenker told the hastily called news conference that firing Richardson was a difficult decision 'but recent poor team results caused such action to be necessary. seniors interested In baseball 7,'rRai'. KC 101 DIDDLE DAY CARE 373 5690 •WJ UI.... IlYtIlUiL -. ('arew. Mm. 341. Lynn. Bsn. School Set 333: klMgrovp. Ti.. 337: Mun son 74i 377. tWash}nqtn Oak, 3)7 Pulls BATTED lN Lynn. P.'..'. . knrtex'. Del, 42; Rice. P.sr. 59. 1 Mn. tial, SI. f. S'oft, Mit, S to 60 ACI'I Inc Mary, S Acres between 3rd 8 4th St. at Vanhiuren St. Near School. Bruno Bellucci, $912 fenced yard. carpet. Price, only ___________________ ' Spring Is here and it's a good time to choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads. - ____________________________ 150. 373-1033. ____ Realty, REALTOR, 6210711. 17,130 down buys thIs 2 yr. old 1 bedroom, 2 bath Sanford home COUNTRY HOME SITE Nearly one acre lot In nrea of tint' country homq' Sh,1(l#.d $1,300 Sten strom - - - HOUSTON (AP)-Spec Richardson, general manager of the Houston Astros For the past eight years, has been swallowed up by one of a series of tremors rumbling 1200 at batsl-- PUNS- I yen. ISsn. sa . vastr remski, Ace. Si. Carew, Mn. 7, Hendrick, Cl.. SI; ' 4,000peracre.Goodterms.Terry see central air, Split Br. plan. wallwall carpet, lOw down & assume . Lommercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage large breakfast room Loads of DELTONA- New Duplex, Furn or extras. $31,000 37)0,17. unfurn Drapes. Water. Lawn _____________________________ Care 373 lSfl or 66$ 6366 ____________________________ 3 Bedroom, large lot, shade & citrus trees, completely fenced Dining Nice 1 bedroom apartment, air, Complete child care services. New Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE Richardson Swallowed Baseball BAT1lP ATTRACTIVE 3 bedrooni, 1'., bath, -. tracts, several locations. OWNER DYING To sell. Please and make offer. 373 6061 or 323 OS)? eves. 31A()pIexes 3225017 college-level coaching. l(aveUflgservedasanassj5thnt at Villanova and Maryland before taking the post with the - ais :in REALTOM Seminole County CARROLL'S FURNITURE maple ALl L1 .'rvrrv1 condition. Slide In Cab.over.camper, 10' camper. Sleeps 16. Will trade. 377. "7'. Blue Lustre Electric Carpet COLOR IV,$11.9SMONTH ''.n'c rrx 43-I.ots-Acreage ______________________ DADII '" ______________________________ on - II 2545 Pagk Drive. $J0 up 61111d CI0 1NEAP0L, Mlnn. (AP) -The Nation Foothall League would shrink near its 12-team status of 15 yea rs ag if players were allowed to jump freely among teams, says Ctixnissloncr Pete Itozelle. Roel1e, who roncludes his testimony today, was the final witness for the league Thursday In a lawsuit brought by 15 players to abolish the Rozefle Rule, Rozelle, like other league witnesses, said the draft of college players and the option compensation rule serve to spread out football talent and keep a competitive balance in the NFL. Without such rules, he said, wealthy owners would sIgn basketball coach at Washington State, will join I.ayden, Locke and Musselman in conferences Chicago at Milwaukee - t,_._._Ii__ --,•- ,_. '..' _',p_; Cast. Amei-lcan League 1 r'... W. -._.. - Los Angt'li, at St Lou's Philadelphia at Houston Boston 4 C 1ev clued at California I. Sahi-day's Gaines Sun Francisco at Ch;clqo Ins Aisg"lts at SI Louis, Montreal at Atlanta, 7. (t n) New York at Cmcflsnati, () San Oeoo Pittsburoh. mI Philldplpfila at HOust. (n) Sunday's Games Son Diego at Pttsburgls - Sunday's Games Texas at Boston Minnesota at Nc-* York f"t.$,nt *1 W ,. ,'. at Chicago at Milwaukee, nI Cleveland at Caiifo,nia. tn) ft ni ___________ 37) In) Baltimore ITorre: 95) at Oakland (Blue 176. in) Satvrday's Games at Boston Baltimore at Oakland Mmnn.',øt. at New York, (fl) Ctr,c.go (Bonham 6, . Npw Yn'rk IA&atItk Ifl £ Tate 3.', at CincinnatI f Nor man 1-3 and Kirby 63). 7, (tn) - io California Minnesota - 6 - Kans National League East W L Pit. OS Pltsburch s, 37 619 47 411 46 .444 37 31 46 146 9' Wait 5) 31 631 16 39 SI) ii 46 171 I)", " "i " iS .453 15 Det'n Baseball e A six-man coaching staff, includltig Tates Locke and Bill Musselman, will lead the sessions during clinic, which also will include an all-star game composed of high school-age players selectedfromthe Glenn Wilkes Basketball School, Bob Weickel and Jay Hoover, assistant coaches at Stetson, will assist Wilkes in the clinic. Locke, former head coach at Clemson University, recently has been slned as an as.cicthnt coach of the Buffalo Braves of the NBA, He served on the coachIng staffs of Army and Miami before being named to the top spot at Clemson. Musselnian, head coach at the University of Minnesota for the past eIght years and at AshLind College prior t3 the Big Ten slot, has had teams averaging 21 wIns a season for the past eight years. Frank Layden, head coach at Niagara University, win serve on the staff and win be U'.e featured speaker during ti,e annual banquet Saturday night, iWy 12. 41 10 574 3 PARk - CLASSIFIED AD. 13th annual Stetson Basketball Coaching Clinic at Stetson today through Sunday, according to Glenn Wilkes, athletic director of Stetson University and director of the New York patio, Center, _______________________ plan, large corner lot, fenced, pool, central heat 8, air. dish. washer, extras. 36.5317 F orrest Greene, Inc. i.i rtw' mercial location on Hwy 1797, Young couple will lOve this 3 over 110' frontage. 1150 garage bedroom, 1', b,ith (or 7 ret apartment, SIS,OOO exc,ellent room) home, cu, fenced, covered termS patio, new kitchen. Hurry 8 can choo your carpet colorS? LAKEFRONT choice I bedroom, OUR BEST BUY $31 central air, wail wall carpet, on one acre shaded lot. $15,500 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR M UNSWORTH REALTY Rig Real Ettata Broke, 103W 1sf St. 1 or7 Bedroom. Adultsonly ________ '4 ___________________ _______________ _____________ '' ______________________ 1I6W.7ndSt. CLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 303 773-2710. - JiOREBOARD 'g7g' - _______ t, baths, , out excellent ________________________ LAKE KATHRYN, 3 Bedroom, split MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker paymen!, monn,,y payments thanrent. Government substijzed to qu,allfied buyers Call to you civallfy' 3653175. _____________ II IlL. DONNIE ALLISON "Get t Em Whi * paid, $120 per mo $10 damoqe deposit. 777-0311 p, " $71,500, 613 Poll Drive, 33,9050 Gwrr Will Mary or Frank Itarpster please _______________________________ 7613 call colle.:t Fred Rugge at I 901. 761-3010 before 7p.m. URGENT. Spitious pine paneled,) room. air conditioned, lovely quiet neigh STORING IT MAKES WASTEtrhood C.iii SELLING IT MAKES CASH. ___________________________________ New deluxe studiO apI., adultS Only. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOl. W W carpet, ceramic tile. $123 mo. Call 372 7611 or $3) m See Mqr. at 6)7 5. Park, NO. 3. ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help AVALON APARTMENTS you to meet the riI person just ADULTS, NO PETS for you NATIONAL SINGLES _______________________________________________ CI.' " _____ _ __________ -- r'' _________________ Sinford, Vacant, block, freth' Fenced .S.( EntertaInment tAhln.1 Camper top, fcc Jeep, 7'. 1135, Slightly damaged. 3720051. Srnpootoroniy.erday. $15 Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 5. Frinch. 3fl.1734, set RFAITOP French Ave. 321 004) - -7201 S. $17,900. AIt8rnirtte Springs 3 Bedroom3 bath. largelot, ),lOOSq ftofI, 9 ___________________________ _____ iS-Recreational Vehicles 64-Equipment for Rent _______________________ 53-TV.Radio.Sterec ____________ ___________ or TV's from tw 88W, from MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete up i'll .ave you money. Licensed Orlando 713 5170 ___________________________ ,- n . T rvVDILI IIUPYt) Friday, July11, 175-3B I HPG8WI:new&d:& - :ii Mobile home, •*cellent conditli, 7 BR, I bath, central heat.air, nicely urn., fully peted. 323032) or 3732651. Kish Real Estate Lake front living in Chuivota, fur _____________________________ WINTER ITEMS. - Stets Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 63-Machlnery.Toofs KEE9s njbedrom , 31030rIao0riv, den, or 3rd bedroom. vatunt. move right 1' with good ------ rit - I Room Apartment, part utjllti "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 37776)) or 131 m and a friendly Ad Visor will help YOU ________________ '\ b0det WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 2 bedroom home with $7 ._._ I 1&SR 111, LonUwood MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR _____________ ._ wall carpeting $23100 down. 7111 Cedar A 901 353 $711 41-Houses _______________________________ ':: 52-AppUances IDYLLWILDE - 3 Bedroom, 2' bath, family room, eat-in ktchen. vreenedpatio.cefltralh,at&alr. ranoc. dishwalher. disposal, carpet, large closets, double garage, on 100' x flO' well IAn,lIr*v,...1 IM fenced yard Don't miss this greal ouh1,100with1AavahIable. _. 1'-- bath, CB, 1 car central heat & air, wall uedroom. garage, -__......, - QUALITY INN--NORTH Vinigarl 06! Kelp! Now - - i Real Estate Monthly Rentals Available $133 $15(' Color TV ___________________________ OUt Budget 00 further.shop the Classified Ads every day - 31-Apart meriTS t-urniSnec Write P.O. flax 1213 . - ______________________ 10'xSS' WE TAKE TRADES COMPARE- I bedroom home. range. refrigerator, utility shd Make m - ______________ 'niu yara. sii,, W! TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 2 btdroom home with breety porches, corner lot. S306O61orS1 1120 t' _______________________ Sanford, Florida 3277$ ________ _________ - ______________________ ---- u, CRANK REALTY Adult large SPtNdY oaks On th ___________________ .. . per month, Pt Ii, or rtftnance moljliehome $87 ftdroom furniShed apts. 3fl - . 4470 ifl ------------- .. V84-4- Faust's Drugs . _______ _____ 1 --- -. --- IromillO SMI.W OSanfor Perhip Alcoholic An.inymou Can Help Calllfll5sl Lecithin! - per mo cau fleciroom unturnihed apt. air. .ii .*ii t,iroet 112% month iso ctmaae o E 7it St 373 1389 utter 30 ROBI.EM The Dell's Auction Chevelle out of Sanford hd Its best night of the year, as driver CIS Dellarco took second place In the heat and finished 20th in the 100-lap race after losIng valuable time in the pits when the points broke - EX- Furn. or Unturn, Ideal Location. Reasonable Rent, Phone 'P1111 A UklNRIPi"i uvai..ii _____ . ------- --••-- AMUQU UVL Mr 1 2 BR Furn • unfurn 300E Afrport,3fl 1310 . __________________________________ !'&ArffilNG A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT N THE CJ..ASSIFIED ADS 377-7611 I" £JUJWIUZ wiui tua acuonawhlleasherolledhlspro.stock,tothllng family since he moved to Florida from the car and breaking his ankle. Ilueytown, Ala. He has six super-speedway 1,akeland Dragway still is putting on super victories and has won close to half a million Iittlguy races on Saturday and Wednesday dollars in his career ghts, with a hig show upon Jy 2$. _______ ' tê - - --- Free, M42027 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens. . f 3 - ...... _________ _____________ . drinkq. standards. ___________ - M' '5 tiqu-rwuses 1'ruSes Lm For further Information call 1J 4517 o write 0MAton FamilyGro.jp P.O. Box 5.53. Sanford, FIa. 32771, wne Allison has been Impressive driving in most of the races, tut tie :tIlI tias not won. lie nasn't even come close. AlllsontiasbeenonthepOieforbothrace3al Daytona this year, but his best finish was a fifth place in the Firect-acker 400 last week. But DiGard has spent more than $1 million on the _________________________________ j For '! NASCAR shnrt.Ir.-tg'k "•"b rni'lnc, fet allu n,,i1 furious at Volusla County Speedway recently as Wayne Stiugart walked away with more than - _____ C) _____________________ 41-Houses 1r Marty Robbins retired from racing a stiort time ago after being Involved In his third major accident In a row. But earlier this week he an one heck of a charger. The DiGard operators are disappointed with IIdV IXVH puing jIUS year. aney say they spent last year developing a operation and expected to become winners ______________________________________ r ______________ ________________ U ALJ.JIA uuuurnlsu. - '.ç' -. , :.:'.'-''. -_ . ,'• --- - -_- _ .. . . _______ . ______ - -4. .4 .5 ,'-..--.. t....-,•_-=, - - _5'' .' .• �- - L. ______ _______________________________________ - ______ - çr- - - _____________ ___ - ___________ ___ _ ~ I 1. 411-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Frda.JuIfl,i - BEETLE BAILEY TSN5W RECRUIT? ) t5Q(-X1 I OUT T'EE r4 r Tp1OLJ&1T I 10 urner Dic ' k T CARNIVAL Walker WI N AT BRIDGE () Zi T - __/ -- by — Mort ____ 01 "I _______ - _ IT- _ i ing a heart. point South couldn't resist tofinesse his East Inok " "i%PFe suit back to it out dummy's acear1dkillanen __ ~J S '"I JACOHY I) and JAM! _______________ ___ I 1) 8) OSWAI AAJ864 EAST WEST ( - -- - IL 4 EDITION :. SUNDA 0 Y 1 is 1!EiTau-1111119; ___________________ 11C 67th Year No 279 Sunctiy July 13 1975 " _______ ALLEY OOP SO or)mE ~ _ ___________________ EH? FOUND, 11/0 .tj'iii' by w FEIV PEOPLE Og E EHTUALLV GAVE IT Lt LAST SUMMER_WITh R)? UP FOR LOST., R. Dave Grau. 'M kil) 114E ONLY WAY W 'LL EVER F1)4P DAVE OLSON'S LOOT S(JLTTH 1QJ 107 have been able to lead a second #73 K2 another club. enter dummy of trum ps ; ano ther dub enter dumniy w ith the ace or hearts, and dis North South vulnerable 6 Henild Sanford Florida 12771 Price 20 Cents A ______ , I I __ Be i No (3 Hike Seen '1 .. 4k i 1 - T. . - 7 W~ 0 K ~ IA ______ _ ___________ I ç Opening lead / 1 7-11 I I Th' * ,RE THE WOW! - 114_ -C ~I 7CO OT W (tpti , L05T... — I occ ii... (T .W ~,W,CKE N ! IT WWI* TV-K! IT ' _ JJ _______________________________ . ." (Tr4AT HAS 'tO E ¶ -T77 'A6 - ) I cae° DEPARTMENTs oresets0 c ___ _____I f (Do you have a question lot the JacohY? Write f this JaCoPys Care ___ ____ will be served _____ 1% e.-& 4 OP \LLcOt " TUMBLEWEEDS NVU ; Proponents Vocal % ,\ !1 1! ._ A . % ~ - I UKE THIS... - I __ . ki I UING ,D J - , PU &JI I %MO r% I C&M oebl I` It 4 - - . - - I - I I Ta7WSQUsA MV WERS E MY ) SHOES 11 ; ____ - i • M THIZU WITH IT...IeM WAVE C i< N / ) P v? ". - 0 ;# -1 - 0- A NIS %oOLL COME IN "NDY IF! EVER P, Dye MY ~ by Al Viermeer A ' - SMOKE SIGNALS FROM TWIS VERY _--1 I-% ~ f I - I '"_ q=Ef ____ -- ____ 0 - 8 WINTHROP by Dick C.Isi NO PULP MILL IN TI-l0SE * DA**yS I \1 1 ' 0 _____ L_1_- • _% . u ___ _ • a * &JAkplwla MY HFAD YOUR ocWrAgAIJ ;--,. To THE 0 #,F1hf,Er LiEACH 7 do I -: , i - , I =_ NOT TO NEXT TIME BURN THE EAN5' THAT I IL LET U r T i TH MEANTIME CLEAN THE DI5HE LIT ME TIP 5HOULP SME 5lMPE ENOU8N EVEN FOR YOU TO OEAR U CAN ANP ______ RE U by Crooks & Lawrence WO, I M NOT KIOPIN&, M155 WITCH' FROM NOW OM RICH EITHER PO YOUR SHARE O;t _________GO HUNGRY' I A IN MIND, _~'~ ~ -_q - 6y A0_,,- ~. : _~_" 1, " _____ ____ , L_ — ~ 1. ' t / _______ ____ _L__. F - I t. A I - I I cri - '- — LU • - ...- 4 . . r - NOT VFJ Y 6". i -- - - . . I ~ . i F Wo4 1 + ~ - 4 —Z ,i - ;_ _T ~is 1~7 . - -W--- — . - _.__ - - - -. - - fix - __ - .- __ 2 4414,i Jw, .* I ____ - - ~7.. . .1 - --t . __~_=M~, - ____ 104~ .. '$. . - ~ -. - -:11- J . - Ait~ - - A __________ - - - - - ENJOYING EASY LIFE - Robertzi W1111ams, 9, of Saaford, dae='I setm ;a hatt a care In the world as he enjoys some cotton we enjoying recent festivities at Fort Mellon 4ReId Photo Gordon Williamson) _______________________________________________________________________ , F 1, I~ __. - no interest that they want to go - 1%, - =Q" N, 7 . ,NO, J 7 ..J' ! .-1 I -' -IiJ "~_4 '•.' ----- ;.. T I ez . !t - f- --M,V~,44-_--I. ' - - - ---- - - - - p.4 - . -- - .- -- - .• .. --- -.A' -. - ' - - rwed Scott lopper son of Mrs. Rebecca . ''•. - I V • I '•". .4 r -+ - __~)' -4 'TZ __ - R ,Ai " ~: k AWN 7~ ' " 'A r I TODAY - -1 behind 11w Copper residence, shortly after The two men gave mouth-to-mouth before rushing the infart to a doctor's office. y exmiiination the bo - • , Florida Illuulitted for observation After emergenc — - 1___1#1_,;=W__- L% I Thursday accident. Johnson told (;ilb.L,rt that 11elino and Johmson found the child in the pool, localtA ld bwsiness at the tune and the mother was apparently inside the residence when the accident occurred. substance and one 'ount of Calendar possession of SA ...... . 4A 3C -' - - - 8A $A 5A .,.. , , 1MB 68D ICAC . Yester day's hith 89; idght lu,A 69. person, - - SA ....., misdemeanor and theft of a Horoscope Obituaries FFI C Wright will appear on Sports a charge of possession at a Teleision controlled substance while Jay Women's Raymond Perkins schediled for trial on a charge of resisting ' - I - - '----' - ' -' ------'-- a ._..' . -. -- - $ -4s IN . -• -L_' - . - -. - .- over - _______________________________________________________ ----i-•c -- __ -m I, , - -- -p---- - . - --a. - - 'I - ; .- 1. p lj -L--~-.-~:_;,;~f~~-~! ~,_ _ - _. - T ___ - -2~_-.r~_ Around 1he Clock In other cases. Joseph Robert Crossword Hart. no address listed, faces Editorial . charges of breikJng and en Dear Abby - 11 1 - 1*1. .- -K-1.1 ., , -. - Baby' s Life --per, 29, of 101 hilltop Place, after the (albert said the child's father as away on -1 , --- - - -- - , -. ' Tnz 'Y . ' 's.. Semitiole County Deputy Sheriff lion (albert said John ,otmson, 107 Hilltop Plate, , Rolling hills, Altamnonte Springs and Gene V incent ) I - V r AFt . Crowd stands behind debated hoop iwl -illegal because of 4J r Two Altamonte Springs men have been credited mth saving the life of an 11-inonthold child after the ha apparentl)y e into i - ' . Save -.' 11 Af Men :2 - I X~ JI . I cra . I zI .--I - f I— ~~- -L *10~ -_-MO-1- MR 'Y ~Vf_ ,~zi t, __~ ~ I1-f1~-_ ile- ~, - ~!~_. Z_~~%yLe__~~* -.,. --- mnatttr is an item for the legislature. PERC was cated • I • to monitor co ive bargaining throughout tt state • ' • that with the triFive cases have been al th week before Lnt of obtaining property by respomibilities our principals Judge flobert Ft. McCoregor. worthless chech art le!1Ih( stloul(I not in tAI1tn1ng \tonday llect = _ ,_-.,~ - Five Cases Slated For f V I A k! FlI ' -& . -1 right to bargain collectiveh11elley 5 aid he feels the same PERC told Pelle-j, that with the board. way. The Commission to appear an five counts of drug related charges. Richardson is ul decisions. in "Ilrincirhilsti,ivein(lic,i!tNin') however. sa%s princiTmIs ma (harged with four counts of - . WW CAN LIVE CN qVEKKNE ' - ~= I, - .•• . - - - - __ 7" ~~, -~ -t ,; -IM ~~A - . LAST WEEK AU I CXW WAS, ,___ _f ~ .? ~ desire to organize," keeth says fon a unit-as long as they learned principals mild b lie also pointed out the two don I join the same grap oc. allowed to bargain agencies that may be asked to cupied by kache At that t, a swI was join Seminole aren't allowed as In Seminole County, the cons dered. But the idea was entities to file a suit. Seminole Education shelved in favor of Pelley's plea -But individual members as Association (SEA) is the ccr- to the Corilmission. such can." Keeth said. lie said tified bargaining agent for the Now. with that plea denied, the, idea to file a "collective" county's estimated 1,400 in- Keeth says he is still adaman suit was suggested by Pelley structional peonnel about h belief that a principal But there may be a snag. Keeth sounded the alarm in Seminole County is a part of -V. 14 . z l j _. . ___ ___ - - 9 ..Vs , _Large Crow - rect-otly turned t~own a reques't re;04y, .it -notle liv the board )) trr II' tte l)( A " 11 ,4' ill, a .--.T- i W CRRIMG UP. '_ Z~ I _ A M- zX _ — A win _______ — ~ NN_ DrC - ;.) -a. tVA ` I , ____ - VA - . V 1) rINALY i WT F!L~ W I L SHORT RIBS _______________________ 'THE SOUNTY- . r1 J , :_ - . " FFA 0 I 'r i. , ct~~ WOLL, -1-W L -- lti I hII -11 - ___________________________________________ J -- the ,X~-A '. -. " t - 140i'%1_?VM0 . -- -;I-2i 1 1V%&* managerial" employes and notpartof an unit for purposes 'nmtfe lal fishermen display hoop net to audience Ia public hearing, abo left. Fosi President J . of collective bargaining, said t. Johns River. not issue "is still dead." Itis dead hee%er, as hr as r • i 1 Florida s l'ubll 1 I IIIPlO L I I Tq.. / ' ,=-!1: .1, - - ,e / / , % I V ~ %".. . ; - I im 1.5 .. I fM. 10 K- Seminole County mayask the state Superintendent and School Board Associations to join in a suitagainst the state to disallow principals and their . assistants co lective bargaining rights, a School Board member .I t - . I IVDINO - 4 Ill .T __________ i 01. -";-- t .- I- . , ; ,1:11. , T 11 If i% d B F I) P1111 kF lItrid Staff Writer —' f i - ET "-:!t ' Su*lt May Be F*11ed Against State i. i — CAPTAIN EASY ' ' I -: • ,OOOcontingey fund was raised to $fl,961, by the millage change, Knowles said. The Commission tentatively aeed to a proposal which w ould see all city emplo yes obtain five per cent additional pay i ity paying for the employes' retirement fund. - I %J . 1, 1:1I-_ .% M ~ 4~ J - J -- qK— • ,:LiT-_. l I- 71 - I • - A proposed ,#ft. AM& MAIIIIII. ' I - re .11 i - ( - _. - -$M ' -- '. --.- To Disallow Bargaining By Principals iY___ ! I I 11 1 ~ .~30 I - " I L &!lu " , - - ,7 ,- by Bob Montana My FOOTBLALL HELMET.' - U_A .- . ° O€IIRIIK.E I -$ A ~I W -( v 13 R'-)U 3 M" TH E I 1Z r-WserLs I V" YOU BRI-43 `v~ MAN . . P 2 :_~ . - 7- Q -_ r; - - I - -__ t rA - 7 _77~~, - - -Hea Isft la ng () - - F-li - -_ -ft, 1~ *..~ ~': 0 . I __ - HE-NNY I KEEP Therewasaslight increase in the refuse division of the public works department, going from a proposed $278,264 to $279,214. A change was made in the personnel insurance budget from SM,750 to $270 750 debt service), the $30 total is added to We $104.50 figure for a $134.50 in taxes for the $N,000 home, Knowles said Using a figure of 5.63 for overall or general millage, and working on a $26,000 figure for the sune house, Knowles found the he woWd be taxed $118., before the debt service millage is figured Using a seen ten mill as a basis, an addit,ional $18.70 total would be added, bringing the tax on the average home to $136.43, or about $1.20 higher than last year. Out- Number Foes ;..; ,. il ___; ~_ ~,__~_ , W $191 515 - TOCAY. I : :/ f3 ____ 6 • DISTANCE CALLS! ARCHIE 3CAkETHINO. = 21 USED IT FOR LON- ) A __ __19 460~ WAS - sheu'in rrlat( lies between speakers and the 1iwlitnu lad o f the lo water n the river .and the also daun the people who Iferald Staff Writer One obserer, Bob fl, cemk tt the a ence several tanesMaj. Bill King had to demand quiet the audience. use the nets catch and keep sport fish s bass and bream as well "stacked" with commercial fLshermen, comprisin A saw ballot was clr1ated wnong the audience to register as the cornmerdal fish g a majority of - caUish. the crowd. Vocal proponents of the fish-catching hoop nets Friday night sentiment on the use of hoop nets and to record the number of FOSJ members claim the use of the nets will take away the out-numbered, out-shouted and out-clapped opponents to the use sports or commercial Hoop nets, used mainly by commercial fishermen to catch fhenien in attendance, amount of sport fish in the riser catfish to sell, are ubularmesh nets, which funnel from of the nets in Seminole County when the two factions met in a Lt. Jim Reed -said the ballots would be tabulated next week one end public hearing in the Sanford Civic Center. However, supporters of the nets say that the nets are below Fish swim into the nets after bait through the narrow opening and and taken along with the mites of the meeting, to the July 25 the surface of the water, far enough to avoid being hit boats, Cannot swim out. The Commission ues pets for the use Approximately 200 persons, mosdy commercial and spor!s Game ComniL,%sion meeting in Jacksonville for evaluation. of fishermen, attended the public hearing monitored by officials and that they don't keep the sport fish, but actually help the sport the nets and sets a maximum six foot diameter on the nets and a The public hearing was requested by the organized Friends of fishennen by catcng the rough fish -gar and gizzard fish. with the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. two inch minimum size for the mesh. the St. Johns (FOSJ). Major King said that prior to the CoinThe hearing was called to record the public's reaction to the mission passing the law, which was effective July 1, hearings had saidAs one commercial fisherman, Raymond The use of :"nets is Protdbited from JarL of Osteen I to March 31 Cw.uid3sion's law allowing hoop nets to be used Ln the St. Johns because of the spawning season for shad in the river. been held, but no opposition had surfaced. -Anytx4y in his right mind is not going to spend$125 for a net River between Volusia Bar and SR 4 Prior to the Commission allowing the hoop nets to be used i,n Officials with the FOSJ oppose the use of the nets because and put it in shallow water where somebody will hit it with a the county, a biological study was performed and 45 minute meet,ing sometimes dissolved into they say the nets would cause a hazard to Wat navigaticri hei',ause and reported that inotor." the nets would not be harmf ul to the river. MR" r / _t- By MICK k% 0 .; - .,_ --- I th pr(p(se(i t)U(!Ct f $19,7&0 and hikiJ U. v e division of the .Sanford Police 1k artment from a ro d $178,150 bud e I j v-,, -1 M, . I(IIii1flistraLi ~ - by Heimdohl & Stoff.I _-.~:_ - - t —City Mimyer eie now1es . ___ BUGS BUNNY r situation." _____ - - I final figures would be submitted to the city as soon llo ____ I - - %. ___ ~r ____ .1 - •:- I ___ - ____ C*4~X 7AC / £ •nthe1 At presen t, the employes are pa) ing clow to five "But this depends on what the limit asses.sinent per cent of their pay into the retirement fund and figure is from the county," Knowles said. under the new system, this would revert back to the The action If given final approa1 when the full on emploes henasswned b) the CII) tredll 1 raising1e' . budget comes lip for consideration, will find &an. Ix W, X? f4w_)w "This would serve as a pay increase of so "It Ls a very workable situat.ion." AM AfAyr 11tv AM AS ford city residents paying very Commissioner little more in city City A.A. McClanahan said during a Friday's action erased a $57,369 figure which F i'M /t2 8$WT (j_J • property taxes than last year before the count) discussion of the commission needed to 'find' In some manner in • announced its property assessment increases \ r~J~r. A4Porder to balance the 19776 budget. This had been The uniform thvisions of the cit )-police and commissioners, seeking a solution for t he ,P reduced to M,704 before the Commission began its f ire-had requested perniission to receive a rive per millage change, used an estimate of $20 000 for an budget session b) additions and corrections made cent pay Increase and be a we to continue to pay average home and a 30 per cent evaluation increase by hnoles in the pnoposed budget the \ pension fund YuI I the county A report from Tey Goembel, Semmole County I think it would be better if we treated everyone V1 / int out that with one ,000 allowed for property appraiser, provided an additional 7,361 the same," McClanahan said. homestead exemption, the millage would be figilred in general government revenue. Goembel reported Commissioner Julian Stenstrom said that wtdle on$15,0OOtimes . per $1,000. This would come to that, worng with a certified operating millage for he would go along with the plan at this time, he $1N. per household, Knowles said. theCity of Sanford of 63 per $1000 evaluation, the wanted time to further study the five per cent raise Then taking the $20,000 figure again and 15 tax roll will generate $731,55002 for operating and reserved final decision on the ma!tr until the . multlplythgby$3.so(based on a mill-and-a-half for revenue, public hearing on the budt. by T. K. Ryan The I r ' by Garry Trudeau n balanced a budget and won't really be raising millage rate without measurably raising property Uxes. City commissioners hammered out detatL5 of the proposed ,671,088 budget in an alliay work session Friday-411214 more than the original figure proposed by City Manager Warren 'Pete' Knowles. 'Me budget will be revamped for presentation to the Commission for final consideration and passage of a resolution appnosing the pa ckage. Knowles said the adjusted budget would be redrawn over the weekend and the corrected copies back in the handsof commissionerscly this week. The commissioners trinuned and pared the proposed budget until they had a new rn,illage rate oI6.s for the new year. (The millage includes 563 general and 0.7 debt servjcj This is a decrea. 8.47 and stenis from a decision to whittle debt k' W~ have means we -i_0 f ew- V=i~zg _WW It ' "This The City of Sanford has balanced the proposed - newspaper. The most interesn questions will be used in this column and writers will recei ve copies of JACOBY MODERN) also informed the city that th e ddt servi millage would net $144,5 Goemlid saul (; z . =~ 4__ _17~_ &_r__ tl , - B,(;LENNMeCAsL%ND 1lerd Staff Wrfter - __________ _____ I I ______________________________________________ 0 ... I / J is the scalled !e I 6 I ) roPosed Bud et Ba Iances 9 / do1uble bb r brid e hen YOU I I 7-11 double an opponent's game bid I'S t,".A 6% T W an '.J I Pr " and he makes the contract you n, haven't given him his game. fie 16- 11 had already bid it. On the other counting tows. It averages 48 miles per gallon hand such doubles aren't I iiI inhing likt Iru Ia trick score doubl B Roger BIen FUNNY BUSINESS _________________ for his contract. ed and 54!YT M FO 'I/( 4j( XRVEC) R08MI free double will really ave IAIL! D' ;:~' F`1104S>I been expensive. So don't make them unless you really expect K. 0 I -,;~, to set the delcarer. ____ ppropriMI / from Vermont - 4 P I I I ANCIENT ' TOMBS A - (:; DOONESBURY / F . 14i CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I W hat South wanted to know wh North had given him a free spades. North raise to t replied It was a pretty bad hid but it urn (I goud idta it the time Ana) what was n. four-spade tract? You e1 find everything wrong." North's free bid was really a bad one. His opening was rock. bottom and his spade support almost nothing. However. our spades would have been reached anyway since South had enough strength to bid it by hisef, Perfect defense would beat four spades. West would have to lead a heart at trick two, but West cashed two diamonds I MU' 51' VE EXCtTE! This question By Os% aid & James Jacoby _______________________ by Art Sonsom I ( - K• - C.*^.. * 'it, 'it, THE BORN LOSER _________________________ I,& Pass (, L_ Pass (I 1- - ____________ - • _____ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dd3dba70ff9fd51d308fe37fd6fb0d3c.pdf f0532cb3c5d4b0587350bf8c6b80b355 PDF Text Text _____ _______________ _____ -. 813—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -- r? _____ Wednesday, July P. 175 •-. ---'--.'-- - -.-'.-' ----.' - --• -. - - - - -. - - l.. dd IFFera 67th Year, No. 277— Thursday, July 10, 1975 THIE IL MEAT PEOPLE! .. Ci I S IL WEEK PRICES All- Dal Ces.01 : • DAYSA DCOUNT _____ . Evening an r: TW'27T P - - I WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT S -- LB. TsBone Steak - L B. around Chuck ORMORE FRESH FROZEN Beef Liver SAVE LB-97c 30c LB. 57c SAVE LB. II I _X By (1 ENN MLA,LANL) Herald htaffWriter ci Z_x ilk when the old debt must be extremely tight one, which does Central Florida" retired," Knowles said. not provide any room for The proposed budget does not The city manager said that capital or funds a l low addit i onal police or TheSanford City Commission sucagecutis a long- to meet Items established as hough both will begin a search for $57,369 a waited moment that carries desirable. uniformed branche' made tomorrow in an effort to from the old boom and bust 'The Commission directed requests for additional manbalancea'bare bones" red ink days of the 19305 to the the budget to be prepared to power. -L present reflecta five per cent increase Knowles said the decision I! £ Tessearch ear c offwhenthe e in the salary schedule, due to was But, Knowles warned that th edonthefact thecity's '-" 0minission sits Own or a cost-of-living index vpulation has not chanced and (ommisslon must find $57.369 the I to balance the budget, either C la,19C, [low es sai "T iis that lie feels the time is right for proposed 1975111 fiscal year "by increasing revenue or does not keep pace with the "considerable review to budget of $3,559,874 — some decreasing expenditures." increase and the extensive provide better utilization, $18,000 higher than last year's 1, EUmination of debt millage salary review survey shows training and application of $3,541,601.50 budget, but short portion of some city positions from loto2o also means that the rather than to add by more thar57O0Oof city operational expense, per cent below the average for numbers." balancing with estimated previously carried In debt revenue for the coming year. service, must now be entirely City Manager Warren,'Pete" within the operational budget," 19 Knowles said he hoped to keep he d session "as Knowles said the budget can EZPIdItvrei Rvnus Prop.s.d much of the day as PETE KNOWLES geteinto easily be balanced simply by 1,74.78 1fl574 older to bring the j City Commission leaving the sum needed 8 11 ,110 8 18154 OCt15 arreduction ed millage 3I2I the debt item attributed CllyMinêgiq to l must present ta of 847 mills City Attorney to a to Knowles said the $57,369 11,200. 11,410. Finance work- deduct a like Finance DepartmeAt $4,20 5, 1 D 113,414, be found or trimmed in order to proposed total of 6.97 by EnIl netring Division atillount from tl~e finance LIGHTNING 36,422. 42.211. provide a balanced budget. lie elimination of any debt millage department Civil S.rvici 7.170. budget' reduce the Personnel & Staff pointe out that the proposed 31,837. 30.731. SPLITS TREE debt mills e b 056 mills- d Dulldi g, Codes & Zoning 6112$3 budget calls for an estimated "This is possible because of produce t1 balanced budget as FfreD' partrn.nt 334.523. s' revenue of $3,502,505 shy of cash reserves on hand for debt well as th POlICe D.par?ment e tax millage cut from Administrative Division the grand total by $57,369. 234,701. retirement, and its capacity to 8.47 to 7.91. The proposed budget calls for earn until September, 1977, Knowles said the budget is an (Continued on Page 7-A) - - - - - 1-. "3} - [_• C -e ' ' ---- ___ :.,--.-*"--'........ - I L kzL._ SAV SOc LII 3 LBS. R .,,eJe , -- All, LA ILL iGffiurtvw :-i- USDA FOOD STAMP COUPONS $23730c Set Ftiie y PRICES EFFECTIVE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9 TH R U TUESDAY EVENING JULY 15 1975 ny Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents \ - 4EM To -FL I MWAI Proposed Bud et, Expenditures I 40c LB - - - — - LYKES II LB Budget Sliced Bacon.. 97c PKG.. All M Meat Wieners ..................B. All Mat Bologna CENTER CUT . I 77c Pot Pork Roast LB ,•, Roast LB. Rib Roast LB BONELESS OVEN 87C TEXAS - t R LB $1 G ra e Jelly ................................ JAR Council Impatient With Balky Legislators i .'. '1 BAMA J J7 1 P'NUT BUTTER..JAR79 4 1. 'p 69 I 4 BAMA BLACKBERRY JELLY OR r ..; - s,t $ i. - ., -- -. - . I - 'j' 79t JA0R` SUNSHINE REG.-UNSALTED lSoz. r r 5, r I .......................... BOC 5% 7 Cr I 1000 ISLAND ........................ BTL. - Kr;s ASSORTED HAWAIIAN acke s i ~~ - DEL - CATSU ''1' POTATOCHIPSCTN ECONOMICAL ... - - - ' . -. - - - .' - - -- -- ": - - - 4- : .-- — im - Adi • : . -.-.. -4l P ................ . BTL. PRINGLES - - - - lIlISlilij 4 -- -'- - ', - , • FOLG E RS R EG.-DRIP-ELEC. PERK BETTY CR OCKER ' I - CAN LIMIT I WITH $7.0 FOOD ORDER, EXCL. CIGS Milk - SBOX794 ' MEAT PIES JUG 134 GAL. 120Z MORNING STAR FARMS SAUSAGES AND 802 ASSORTED - 2 PKG: FLOATER $159 I ASSOR TED lOoz A NS $' TODAY Around Tilt. Clock Cracker Barrel Cheese. 2 LB.$109 " 49t 10 3 Orange J u ce 902. i • Classified ' aO R D E N 100 PCT. PURE BIRDSEYI lot OFF LABEL QIS $ ioo I FOR TROPHY CTNF3- BREAD r- LaMIT 4 WITH 7 '0 ORCtR EXCL 2 2 Pd2m1 1 L e! i 61 3HURPO-71111111' I GOOD ONLY Ro ll s ----- 1, $ ICE ILK lOor - - - ----- - ----- - 99~ 41 i :WK6111 W4111 0 E I IF I IF OVERCAME I I FINE GRANULATED FLAVO . LIMIT I BAG WITH 7.50 1)RDjEjq EXCL. GOOD ONLY AA ........ PKG. BUTTERMILK OR COUNTRY STYLE PET DEEP DISH ON I E - - —-- Taxat ion Panel o ame . BYJANECASSELBERRY organized in the first place. My dealing with public employes Herald Staff Writer "It is going to take a unified effort to city has its attorney looking Into Sa nford City Manager Warren CASZELBERRY— Delay OII it and we have put the county on (Pete) Knowles told the CALNO do this. We are going to have to . . . do the part of the Seminole notice ... We should pursue it officials they should recognize our homework. we do that the county legislative delegation in ap. as CALl It does not concern they are already too late and is going to have a hard time turning us poInUngase1ectcomrnIttee just uuL county, but Is a are playing "catch-up." investigate areas of possibl e down again and if they do the courts are statewide Issue." He warned even II necessary double taxation prompted When "flie chairman - documents had been drawr up going to have a hard time t'urning us members of CALNO Council of suggested the representatives twou1dstilltakesizmonthsor down" 1,4cal Governments to - vote go back to their cities for ap. a year before a county last night to proval, Duerr said it was not bargaining agency could be establish their own committee. Mayor Norman Floyd necessary where a city had activated to take over acthjfies Member cities were taken action and is already on nw being handled in requested to present names of record. "Th.ere is no doubt in TaRallassee by a state Pubhc their appointees at the Aug. 4 who had been inviteii to attend Lormann said Longwood is my mind how our officials Employes Relations Commeeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. the session held in Casselberry interested In working with stand. We are in position to take mission (PERC). in lake Mary. The county will City Hall, was called back to Sanford on possible court ac- action tonight," she added. Meanwhile, he cautioned, be notified In writing and asked Tallahassee. The Board of tion, but feels it would be even Lormann then made the motion some in the county have to name a representative to the County Commissioners did not stronger If the other cities to set up the committee and was already had union activities study commission. send a representative and Lake would join, seconded by Piland. and in the time it would take to Chairman John Morris, City Mary and Oviedo represenFloyd, who said he would be Duerr said there are two set up PERC on the local level of Sanford representative, said t.atives were also absent attending a work session today possible solutions to the double 'unions could have a heyday" the legislative delegation had in Present In addition to Morris in Orange County on the double taxation dilemma eleminate Knowles said he recently the past indicated it would were Casselberry Council taxation issue, was of the double taxation or refund the spent two days in ll Ta ahassee If - appoint such committee, but Chairman Edith Duerr, opinion that "it is going to take amount paid to the city or to the with the PERC committee and so far Sen. Lori Wilson is the Altamonte springs Mayor a unified effort to do this. We individual taxpa yer. found it to be pro-union in afl its V - ' . only one to name a represen. No-man Floyd, Winte" Springs are going to hae to get data Shesaid her city had inested dec isions -. tative — Don Rathel, who has Mayor Troy Piand and together and do our homework. quite a bit of time in Identifying "This is the body to which you Frisbees, caught up In air currents. can take funny turns and the not been offidally notified. Longwood Mayor Arr Lol If we do that the county is going the areas of double tuation in appeal, which deteffaines what The purpose of the CALNO mann. receiver during a game of frisbee toning can go th rough acme to have a hard time turning us Casselberry and pointing out you do with your governmental committee will be to determine strange gyratiotia, as well, as is e%ldenced above by the manner Morris said another avenue down again and if they do, the the sum,, they hoped to employ-es," he added. "It is In which Lin Harper, 11, of ISO111 Valencia St., Sanford, attempts areas of possible double would be to take the double courts are going to have a hard refunded by the County. scarey to think that your rights to catch the disc this morning at the Civic Center as part of the taxation and recommended taxation matter to the courts time turning us down." In discussing the possibility can be taken from you and the Sanford Recreation Department's program. (Herald methods of alleviation. and he feels the courtswould be Piland commented, "It of setting up a countywide taxpayers under the collective Photo by Gordon Williamson) State Rep. Bob Ilattaway, "very receptive." seems to me this is why we collective bargaining unit for bargaining law," - ' - '- -c .2PKGS.99 KRAFT SHARP STICK Pie Shells - ' CALNO S .4 - - FRISBEE I IPI IPP' A 80Z. Ole South ACCOR MICK 4 - - MRS. FILBE R T GOLDEN QUARTERS Coffee Rich ----------------------------------- QT.49 Dry Roasted Pea nuts................J AR' 89t mach - . CHEESE 8oz \- \ LB ....................................... :ILANTERS L . - -. - , PV KRAFT 5% "a" I ..... 4 PKG.S. 99t HOMOGENIZED : - POTATOBUD 2LB COFFEE - _ • - -' - , • - __ - -. •. • -. - - - • - -- "-g - - ,i 90Z. BTL.$149 £ -. MONTE - . - - CAN CRISCO OIL -- - Kraft Dressing PUNCH.....................46oz.49 - -'-- - Strawberry Preserves ... — — PETER PAN SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY P Not much rain fell In Sanford yeiterday — on)y one-fourth Inch, Lu but the lightning which accompanied the Late afternoon downpour was vicious. Usa and George Por'zlg survey a Large tree damaged by lightning in the yard of their 1S02 Meiloaville Ave., Sanford, home. The trunk as spilt down the middle and the entire top of the tree blown off by the impact of the lightning. ilitrald Photo by Tom V(nceit) fact — 27 Cube Steak 3LBS.ORMORE $147-$137 Beef Roast.......................... LB. S C 97 ' OVEN READY LB. 87c LEAN Fresh HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! - -' TOBACCO 1&fA~ — - - - Crossword Editorial DearAbby Dr.tAmb Horoscope limpItal. Obituaries Sports Tele vision 2-38 AFLmC10 Bid Re'j@ected 3 Unions Recognized 1B 4A - ByFDPRI(KETI' Herald Staff Writer '' 11A 2B r. Is SA -5A - - 211 Rejecting a pica from an AFIX.10 attorney Nr personnel inSeminole County's school system, the Sclool Board last night recognized three separate agencies as sole bargaining gents for -- employes . taxpayers But School Supt. Bud Layer and board members didn't see it wt wj!y. "Wouldn't you effecLvcly negotiate (or every group In the package?. In actuality, there's no savings in - - - ' ' - • - - •t' i- , 0 - 7 - ,tl . - - - / - .7 1' • - ; Ir Wit- ' s.!s "Eviden tl y, your organization has no success in organizing. If they (workers) wanted to be groeps seek recognition from the state because i "non- instructional personnel should all be in one bus drivers' group, a clerical association and a ' group representing the remainder olSenilnole S through unit' Parti', cloud tomorrow with scattered afWilliams said the "nub" of the issue is whether non-i nstruct IonaI workers. lbough it would appear IA,,cal 1010 has been ternoon and evening thun- the Public Employe Relations Clommission frozen out of the county, the AFIrCIO S ilersh&ers Highs near 90, losic PERC)i will *ucpt 'i p ir,ite roups because it (W'Ilflh7inil rhflIFflvlfl in thic ,'i.intt L r'nhI top k.'JIJ ) s; .- CENTER OF CONTROVERSY The use of hoop nets, such as pictured above, will be the topic of what is expected to be a 11%ely public hearing at Lhe Sanford Ovic Center tomorrow night at 7:30. Ile Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commiuloti ,vill conduct the healing and wil.1 hear pros and cons over the use of hoop net' In th St .ohits Riser. Recently tht (ommission passed a law �M')' _______ ______________________________________ — t jr. __.•••••. - - Thursday, July To Wednesday Resume Next 4 Gran _ — . F jury ecesses • P FLORIDA ro ire - n : and continued - - final member reaching the to the hall way to wait and swap Commi ssioners anned door at 1:30 p.m. Five minutes stories with Fulenwider and John Polk. RIGHTS RESERVED p - HWY. 17-92 NEXT DOOR TO A&P -_ Repairs at the Seminole County JaH are moving along on schedule aud Corrections Division Sgt. Elmer Avenel took BURNED JAS~L photographers on a tour of the facility this week In the t H AS N E W the second floor. At the bottom left, is the entryinto the P RICES THRU JULY next week Now -oi l I _ I ) I % LEMON ' 1.5 01 8 SCENTED 408 ct. SCENTED OR UNSCENTED 8 oz. CREME OX. IOz. RE GU LARED BALSAM HERBAL RINSE - i u ck Slof I ier in his efforts Wednesday. He "It was not until we arrived managed to slip away unde. back at the Post and began gotected after he rummaged ing through our loot that I real- done unto the National En- throi,gh an Enquirer dumpster. ized what a prize we h;,J,-MIIquirer what it did unto Secre Mitchell said it look him just of State Henry A. Kissinthree minutes to stuff a big bag sift thr ough e garbage. chock tuR of the Enquirer'ss The uiier newspaper based in nearby leavings. We He! You sent reporter a lI said h reJect 'the ruins Money At ( ur ic to haul of a pizza and the gnawed hulk y as frorn the Kissinger hov.- chold ir, of what once had been the pride '7 Coleman's Bar-B. con— Rep. Richard Kelly, R-Fla., -Seminole County's representative In section on Tuesday. centrated on printed material . rity ey,was zzed for Ixader John Rhodes, It-Ariz., at Kelly's o hours by the Secret Service, s' tories d d a delegation of freshmen Republicans to thank Rhodes foi his retained the five bags of trash. L,)mputer print-outs 0i eve tchell of Enquirer stories anO other t$ la ie y rou t•inc vely rca re ti 0 Qr MIAMI (All ) — A high-Seas lx)rt too small for the Bell. T`he flerald said Chevron offi- anywhere on the U.S. East and coastlines of both the unusual Coast. United States and the Bacrude oil from a supertanker to take Clievron about a month to high-seas transfer 50 miles off The Bell and the Vesper were hamas. a smaller ship is taking place unload the Bell via the Vesper. Pompano Beach was planned to locked together W ednesday for "If a ship like that ever acle-ss than 30 miles from a deep- Ilie Job could have been done in publicize the lack of deep-water a 12-hour transf er. The Vesper cidently lost all of its oil, the w ater port especially designed 30 hours at a newdeep-water ports in the United States, That will take one four th of tL Bell's coastline of Florida and the for giant oil carriers, The port near High Rocks on Grand lack has be en mentioned in cargo at a time to a Chevron touñst indus would take Miami Herald reported in to- Bahama Island, the Iferald company publicity on the trans- refinery at Perth Amboy, N.J. )ears to recover from the darnday's editions. said. The new port opened in fer. The Bell will remain in th e age," Pritchard said. The Chen Oil Co. has high- February. transfer area while the Vesper Chevron spokesm en told the i publicized the open water F lorida en ironinental A Che%Ton spokesmen told makes the four round trips Herald that they are confident transfer of oil from the 264,000- groups have criticized the high- the Herald that lack of deepChevron spokesmen said. that the transfer of the super. ton supertanker Howard W. seas operationn as unsafe. The water ports makes it impossible Peter Pritchard, vice presitanker's crude oil to the liell to a smaller tanker, the new port is designed to contain to unload a supertanker like the (lent of the Florida Audubon VesperIranian is Slifer It in%,olves floAard G. Vesper, which is re. any oil that might tw spilled 11ell. 1,111 feet long and with a Society. said the transfer poses tested procedures, the spoke-slaying the oil to d Jersey from Linkers unloading there loaded draft of 67 Feet •i threat to the tourist industry men said The Herald said that it will daIs denied that the We ye ol hot daily specials to please any but And don't forget our hearty breakfastst Hwy. 17-92 Sanford Across From Moviela 322-9646 12 Midnight I POWDER '""Now UNSCENTED POWDER LEMON aTh Washington's (ieorgeton o o Sanders" a transfer of 1.8 million gallons of ne committee hearing appeared to cover much the same ground as an earlier one conducted by a House panel that looked into charges that the agency improperly kept newspaper clippings on public officials, squabbled 1th the state wi de grand Jury and snooped on offivals ' it - _J WFS PALM BEACH — In the belief that turnabout is Ialrplay,a local newspaper has Tanker Transfers 0*1 On H proof of illegal snooping on public officials by the, he replied 'In my mind it has" 4 Im. I" the Palm Bear F ust .as tic "ney should have them where the crime is," he said. Asked his fear of widespread wiretapping andsnooping on public officials had been d ispe ll ed by th e hear in g, f I I I - KELLY LEADS FRESHMEN turned up were poor judgement by I,`DCI.E officials In / - 111-41-9 - - Brantley said the most si gn ificant thi gs the probe had - -- 2i q .'r - keeping files of newspaper clippings 'and assigning a their 150-member investiga ti ve sta ff to Tallahassee. - Li , I ficiats say. r Roll-on I Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement of- ecia s. Value Experts GOOD ' TALI-AHASSEE (All ) — A Senate probe has turned up ° - hospital cell where the June 9 blaze started. The door has been repaired and the entire arcs repainted. The photo at buttom right shows a nearly completed door leading Into the women's section of the jail. The facility is scheduled to be completed pending f1 acceptance by fire of- • No Snooping Proof Shown tion - photo, Avenel sLan(Is in a refurbished four-man cell block on LOOK , SANFORD PINECREST • FLI' I rm 'JJTICIi.JIS the panel and prosecutors. (Xficials say the scheme, which was based on sale of promissor t ' to 14 r cent interest rind supposedly secured by first mortgages on Florida land, bilked upto8O,OoO investors ofasf1uchas$1 Ofl. no development companies defaulted on interest imynients, according to investors, and when investors attempted to reco ver their money they Scoer their mortgage chums re orthliss non-stop decided to quit for the day and the almost e - At 4:20 p.m., Staley returned four of the five Seminole Count Beyond saying the jury had ftees for the af terroon session, ri Fi for personal use, a prosecutor has told a House cornmittee The Select Committee on Fraudulent Mortgage Sal es to meet again today for a detailed explanation of the workings of some of the 31 firms u nd er investigation by , s began promptly at 1:30 p.m. I y Lan dI Ge ts TA11AHASSEE (All) — Corporate officials involved in a massive ia nd-securi ties swindle looted investor funds Instead, at 5:05 p.m. Staley The decision to recess for summoned into the room to be wider, chief investigator for into an anteroom and then phase of the investigation, State Attorney Abbott herring returned carrying several lega winding up testimony on een days came shortly after 5 told by the Jury that it 'vould sized sta pled pads Tuesday ter meeting with p.m., ending a session that recess and return next week. ne jury arrived in twos and - •,, Investor S Id Bilked j minute recess and went back to minutes later came the recess. The jurors recessed outside the jury room awaiting vestigation. work about 3:50 p.m. Staley deliberations in the four-week word that a presentment might Staley's lone companion was summoned at 4:15 p.m. and The jury did not call any new havp 'oig pro be )c!'erdy been readied b the nel d u ring the wal' — bc1d r" a time was en w a ft e r itn esses during the session It scheduled 9 a m next Wed The word didn't come re po r te rs — was Jack Fulen leaving the room He stepped apparently has completed this nesday for t he ir return. -- - Enquirer's Garbage . . IN BRIEF return, - - .. grand jury Investigating break, until adjournment, Staley had little in- later Staley was outside, reporters. the June 9 fire at the Seminole During the four hours the l3. formation for newsmen, who wai ti ng to be called. taley was called Into A County Jail In which 11 personsmember the room at 5 p.m., apparently worked, stood ou de the seco noor The first break came at has recessed until next Ass ist ant State Attorney courthouse to be appraised of how the jury room awaiting p.m. when the Jury took a 30- stood In Its deliberations, Ten week. William St remained cl on tti 1 atus of the in- - (. e - Thursday, July 10, 197S-3 A Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl I n Is Bill - 3 - ir 1 r M—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - STRAWBERRY 69C C 39C 89C 1" J09 fTtLJ The Coun s Stu ying t Sheri ' s New Bu 1 12 oz. e Seminole County corn- which some commissioners The work session, the mlssioners began reviewing a said could continue until late at Commission's first on budget $2.6 million budget request night. Commissioner John requests, was scheduled to hear today for the 1fl6 fiscal year Kimbrough a lso said that it a presen tation the staff of from County She riff John Polk. would take more than one work th e Office of Management The commissioners started session to finally agree on what Assistance and Evaluation their evaluatkm on the budget the Commission would approve (OMAn) on the sherffrs budrequest in a 10:30 Double Protection SCENTEDOR UNSCENTED • •. z N' MEF I L3 __________ Jobless May Go To Work desires, appeal the funding with the board or wi th the state legislature. The sheriff last year requested $2.5 million, but the WEATHER railroad tracks throughout the nation under legLslation before Congress. 0fFicials of Amtrak and railroad labor organizations gave their support Wednesday to four bills dtsigned to — Yesterday's high 90; overnight low 68. Rainfall was .25 reduce unemp1oyent while tmprovmg the rail system Partly cloudy through Testifying before the House subcommittec on transponation and commerce, Amtrak President Paul Rernp said that top priority for all upgrad1. should be given on routes on which Amtrak operates HenotedthatAmtrakIsmodermzi.ngjt,agig fleet of passenger cars and has placed more than $525 million in orders for new locomoti ves, cars '"" trai L Astronauts To Be Tested _ CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) Space agency ree American astruriauts today to certify their readiness to fly a joint mLssion with two Russian cosmonauts next week. The exams, scheduled to W several hours, have a dual purpose: to make sure the L ronauts are physically (it and to gather baseline medical data for Inflight and 1jV)Stflig1;t Comparison. 'llie tests are being conducted at the Johnson Space Ceiiter, Houston. Tex.. where astronauts Thomas P. 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DEODORANT ROLL-ON 50 d. solidtone blankets - board approved approximately Persoupworkpangupdeterjo famous Beacon XXDRy Patching Railroad Tracks WASHINGTON (AP) — Thousands of unemployed W - Administra tive Assistant I VIU TWIN PACK S Discount Department Store • work session for the sheriff's department. get. Betty Simcoe said that the Commission had to e decision on the budget and give it back to Polk by Aug. I in order that the sheriff can, if he KOLESTRAL 69 0 0 C Reg. 2.89 Log mpenolpe -. 1ItE ............ 3.79,, I.n 101 I i• qua,i1y is cioths . plus FREE potholder . tufted chair pads , Comfort and fashion 9wr" all at one low pf ice' Early AinellLan and floral cotton covered. olump urethane loam filled' $ 2 for Super-absorbent. au PUrPOSe Cloths of e Xtra strong 10046 cotton plus Potholder. all for one etter than b MELBOURNE WFSTORL~ANDO CASSELBERRY ORLANDO CornerBabcockSt West Colonial Dr. Near South and NASA Blvd, at Powers Dr SANFORD Highway 17 92 KISSIMMEE Vine St at WINTER HAVEN I Block North Of Cypre DAYTONABEACH Da y tona Am i ••. •. - • �- ---------------------------------------- -. - ------....----- '- Evening Fk 3ktW 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-993 Thursday, Evening H.raid, Sanford, Fl. July 10, 1975-4A WORLD b WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor UO BERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director IN BRIEF Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Mon'h, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Month.,, $32.40. British Lecturer Freed I By Uganda's Amin Mideast Peace: No LONDON (AP) A British radio correspondent In Uganda reported that President Idi Amin today freed Denis hills after a meeting with British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan. The correspondent for Independent Radio News, a commercial network, said Hills, whom Amin had sentenced to death for calling him a village tyrant, told him: "I'm feeling very well. I'm very happy indeed." The report said the 61.yearold British lecturer was expected to be bdck In Britain "within 24 hours." Another report from Kampala, the Ugandan capital, said Callaghan and Amin met for more than an hour, and Callaghan then drove to Entebbe airport to fly back to Britain. It was assumed that Hills would accompany him. - Other Choice The tandem meetings of President Ford with Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Israel's Yitzak Rabin clearly have set the stage for another attempt to negotiate the imnortant first sten toward a settlement in the Middle East. Mr. Rabin's corn- a -- RALPH NOVAK ments on leaving Washington raise the hope that Secretary of State Henry Kissinger may soon be heading back to Jerusalem, Cairo and other Middle East capitals for anoth er round of shuttle diplomacy. Mr.Sadat and Mr. Rabin have got the message that each expects the other to yield to some degree from the positions which led to a stalemate in the Kissinger mission last March. The cooling off period since then, and the recent talks with Mr. Ford, may have illuminated areas where such concessions can be made. Not that making concessions would be easy for either party. Mr. Sadat may be faced with justifying a compromise in Egypt's diehard position that Israel must surrender every inch of Egyptian territory occupied since 1967 if there is to be any pledge of "non-belligerency" toward Israel. On the other hand,- Israel may be obliged to cornpromise on the position that her need for security precludes a complete withdrawal from the Sinai unless there are ironclad guarantees against a future attack from that direction. Remember how In cartoons when a character isstn.ggling with his conscience, his good side Ls always represented by an angel figure while the evil side is shown as devil? Well, just the other day, President Ford's press secretary, Ron Nessen, woke up In the middle of the night to find an Angel Ron perched on one of his shoulders, a Devil Ron on the other. A ngel Ron was strumming his harp and singing a few soot hing bars of "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" when Devil Ron interrupted. 'Come on, come on!" Devil Ron shouted. "Enough of this relaxation stuff already. We'%v got tobe thinking ofsome plans to put something over on the White House press corps tomorrow. We can't be loUygalng around her e all night." "Now, now," Angel Ron replied. 'i'he more we rest,, the better able wewill be to tell the truth and defend the freedom of the press from all transgrmsiorts at the briefing "Thith, ha!" Devil Ron sputtered. "Freedom ofthepress.ha! They'realiagalnstus, all sneaky, unworthy, scandal-mongering repor•" possibilities for peace. It is simply that no one at down the drain if an Arab-Israeli war brought on a confrontation of the super-powers. Who could profit by war in the Middle East? No one at all. In such circumstances, Israel and Egypt probably see no choice but to seize the present opportunity to !ay the first stepping-stone toward peace. inflation Fuel 'The ploy of the od-producing nations to squeeze higher prices out of the world market despite a self-imposed "freeze" will undoubtedly accomplish its purpow. But It may be coim pro uctive Ministers of the 13 nations in the Organization Of PItIOleWfl Exporting Countries agreed to base the price of petroleum n the Special Drawing Rights system of monetary exchange hi., stead of on the inflation-plagued dollar. The immediate result will be an expected hike in the per barrel price of oil of about 30 cen ts, And over the long nsi the move will add fuel to the ui c'avonary flames, which re not con tained Wi thin the United States borders. Sooner or later, the cost of food and raw materials shipped to the oil nations will reflect the upward pressures. Inflation is a global disease that will respond only to global remedies, a fact that has not yet penetrated, y' euphoria of OPEC m its newly discovered economic power. BERRY'S WORLD 00 - mindless, irrational suspicion and cynicism,' weren't you?" Angel Ron asked sweetly. "Darned right, I was. And it sounded pretty good, too, if I do say so myself. Just because we jedge a little here or there about w= od CIA report and forget to tell about ,om. meeting or other with John CnnaUy, they're all calling a liar. Just because you don't,tzactly tell the truth doesn't make you a Bar." "But don't you remember when we were a . I - . I JOHN CUNNIFF •. •\ ... . .- -- .. --% I. — . / I .. •. : • ç. j; - .. - .- "' Wo A .. '). tr. \/ . / / ., t ft. . ' .. ?\ ' " : .. - -. ' 1 . - . .•' . Ransom Deadline Passes a sti ll m .4 n Rarity 111. I RUT, I .$.'banu41 ( Al') -- The deadline set by kidnapers of an American colonel has passed with no indication that the ransom demand was met or that the terrorists carried out their threat to kill him. The kidnapers, believed to be ultra-left Lebanese Moslems or Palestinian guerrillas, had said they would kill Col. Ernest H. Morgan of Petersburg, Va., unless the U.S. Embassy provided food, clothing and building material to residents of a Moslem slum district of Beirut by 8 p.m. Wednesday. Both U.S. and Lebanese officials indicated the demand would not be met. Meanwhile, Lebanese officials said the police and army search for Morgan and the kidnapers was continuing. The Palestine Liberation Organization said Wednesday night it also had searched for Morgan but had failed to find him. The 43-year-old colonel was taken from a taxi on June 29 at the height of street fighting between Palestirunan guerrillas, leftist Lebanese Moslems and militiamen of the conservative Christian Phalange party. : ThC explanation, says Eugene Jennings, has noth ing to do with sex, courage or ability. It may, however, have a lot to do wi th Inte lligence, the desire for achievement and job satisfaction. "The woman manager Is discovering what male managers have known for years, that much of managerial work is tedious and boring," says Jennings, a professor at Michigan State University and a busIness consultant. . . , l NEW YORK (AP) — Despite equal op. portunity laws, It will be a long time before women managers In numbers will be pulling the levers at high levels of American Industry, a management specialist says. . . ia - - . . Manager / - -; ..• ' .. ... - o "Last week you were talking about the 'Blind, this point could win anything if there is another perennial mischief-maker in the Middle East, can '. / Nessen, The An gel And Devi a compelling force at work io enhance the see that its whole investment in detente would go '..t Ron Syria and Jordan may be aware that corn- Peace in the Middle East is essential if the energy supply for Western Europe Is to be uninterrupted. The United States of America would find itself in an immediate energy crisis if its Arab oil supplies were cut off. Even the Soviet Union, th e f . I.. promises are in the wind. Their well-timed announcement of a new agreement to confront Israel with th eir coordinated military forces along h eastern front is a reminder that an Egypt-Israeli settlement would not mean that they are any less determined to press the issue of Israeli occupation of Jerusalem, the Golan Heights and the West Bank. While the dogs of war at times seem to be straining at their leash in the Middle East, there Is war. Israel and her neighbors have the firepower to leave their respective cities and countryside in rubble. The Arab world as a whole would risk the destruction of its greatest economic asset - its oil industry, -. ... ..- • The web WILSON MACDOUGAL Free Enterprise Nee ed " 4 Fireman's Fund. President Nina Qouae, bar. becued ribs and corn, 7 p.m., Hidden Lake Clubhouse, Police Benevol$nt Assoc. Sanford. Proceeds to Hidden Lake Recreation Fund. LPN Association rummage JULY 2* 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous sale, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., old U.S. (Closed) 1201 W. First St. Bank. Sanford Plan. JULY 28.30 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous GED test for high school Women), 1201 W. First St. equivalency diploma, Seminole Community College. To be JULY 14 a P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous eligible must be 18 and have American history, civics and (closed) 1201 W. First St. Americanism vs. Communism Child Evangelism Fellowship by July 18. Call SCC for location day camp for ages 4-12, Lake of nearest study center. Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3p.m. JULY 31 No fee, bring sack lunch. Call 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous • Child Evangelism office Mon- (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First day-Wednesday to register. St. lu become of our moral standards? I mean. when Playboy Bunnies can dale customers and give out their true names"' - HOSPITAL NOTES JULY 9, 1975 ADMISSIONS - "What has IRA Chieftain Oil, Nuclear Wea ons. Held - PARIS (AP) Secretary of lions can start their deliber- Brazil after stops in Iran, Saudi Henry A. Kissinger con- atlons by the end of the year. Arabia and Venezuela, and a ers today with French officials The first preparatory senior American official cornbout the stymied attempt to meeting collapsed in April mented: "It's now beginning to tart a dialogue between the when the United States and crystallize." - ~rab oil producers and the in- other industrial , -- - - - - . ...1 nations - By Police DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — struggle and lodged in BridgeNew strains were put on the well Jail for questioning. Irish Republican Army's five. O'Connell, long the month-old cease-lire in NorthProvisionals' top strategist, is em of the cap. tareIreland in the because Inl.!h Republic of thought to favor political ways guerrilla chieftain David of achieving the IRA's goal of a uni (1 Ireland. It is believed he O'Connell. However, U.S. officials are lustrial nations who are their rejected demands by Algeria not holding p hid customers, arid other developing nations O'Connell, a 38-year-old pusbed ftough the cease-fire conference be back another oil price increase Later in the day he flies to that the oil teac her turned terror, ist was over opposition from diehard eneva to discuss the Middle broadened to include all raw ne xt fall. But they th ink It will HENRY KISSINGER seized Wednesday in a Dublin guerrillas who want to continue be less than the $3 to $4 a barrel ast and nuclear weapons with materials, clear arsena ls. Kissinger In suburb after years of evading the campaign of terror. oviet Foreign Mi nister Andrei Kissinger In May put forward predicted in some quarters. turn will give Gromyko his as. the authorities on both sides of His successor as the Provos' . Gromyko. a compromise proposal for sevNewsmen traveling with Kis- sessment of the Soviet position, the border, police reported. He commander will be Seamus U.S. officials said Kissinger eral conferences working singer were told he expects was the commander of the Twomey, the guerrilla group's elieves another preliminary simultaneously. Last week, the Gromyko to give him "an anOn Friday, Kissinger intends IRA's Provisional wing, the former commander in Belfast nergy conference can begin major oil-consuming '-I nations swer" on verification proce- to raise the problems of his nechief Roman Catholic army In who favors bullet-and-bomb rithln two months and that agreed on the three-pronged dures and a number of other is. gotiations to work out another Northern Ireland and the au tactics, informed sources said. eparate commissions dealing approach. Charles Robinson, sues involved In the proposed agreement between Israel and thors of the cease-lire. The IRA rescued Twomey by rith energy, raw materials and the under-secretary of state for 10-year treaty to limit the size Egypt for another Israeli withA police spokesman said helicopter from Dublin's V problems of developing na- economic affairs, is visiting of the Soviet and American nu- drawal In the Sinai desert. O'Connell was taken without a Mountjoy Prison in 1973. I NOW OPEN Visit us in our new location: 2397 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. - Sanford: John Bacon Alberta Detreville Michael Hudson Howard Kees Betty Latham Jewell McLeod Kevin Mitchell Joseph Rigsby Robert Sanders Roger K. Soule Nora Williams Hilly Norris Bishop Jr., Deflary 8esie Lonsby, Deflary Randall Smith, DeBary Barbara Dunstan, Deltona Peter A. Errnacora, Deltona Harry A. Fagerbug, Deltona Alyce Galvin, Deltona Marguerite George, Deltona Forest secret It. Gray, Deltona Florence Jenkins, Deltona Thelma Sea mon, Deltona NU E. 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The list of investors reads like the starling been reliable in the past, that Giancana was shot news on March 18, 1971, that Air Force rainSPORTS SCANDAL: The Securities and line-up for an All-Star game. by a former girl friend he had abused. makers had suceeded in turning the weather Exchange Commission is investigating a millionIn football, the firm represents such stars as Our sources say Giancana was a sadist and against the North Vietnamese. dollar controversy invoking more than 100 of the Charlie Taylor and Ken Houston of the masochist who got Lis kicks inflicting pgin upon We cited secret reports which "claimed nation's top professional athletes. Washington Redskins, Mercury Morris and his girl friends and having them abuse him in uccess In creating manmade cloudbursts over The inquiry w&% touched off by a lawsuit Larry Little of the Miami Dolphins and Terry return. One of his favorite perversio reporns the Ho Chi Minh Vail complex." This "caused against Professional Sports Advisors, Inc., which Metcalf of the St. Louis Cardinals. Plaintiff Otis tedly was to hook up a hose and use water torflooding conditions along the trails," we wiote, represents a host of sports all-stars. Armstrong led the American Football Con- tures. "making them Impassable" and hampering the The suit was brought by three athletes ference in rushing last year. He went too far, according to the underworld movement of military supplies, football star Otis Armtrong of the Dever Broncos In baseball, the client list includes Bobby report, and hurt a girl friend who swore This has now led to a Soviet-American and basketball stars Ralph Simpson and Mike Darwin of the Minnesota Twins, Greg Lus inski of revenge and carne after hiai with a .22. Ju stice agreement, soon to be announced, outlawing Green of the Denver Nuggets who claimed the Philadelphia Phillies, Lois Tiant of the Department sources acknowledge that Gia nceta1n forms of en vironmen ta l warfare. The they had been bilked by a clever combination of Boston Red Sox and Sa ndy Alomar and Elliot cans had strange sex habits an1 that a .22 l.a a details are still being hammered out, but both land deals and tax frauds. Maddox of the New York Yankees. woman's weapon. But they are skeptical of the nations will pledge not to produce earhtquakes, Footnote: The PSA attorney said he wanted to underuswld story. An attorney for hurricanes and the like as weapons of war. PSA called the allegations get into some "tieay discovery" to find out ho In the back rooms, the U. S. negotiators have "all lies" and pointed out that much of the suit was behind the "false To avoid charges," which he added that any misunderstanding. It should be has been diamissed. He contended that the acknowledged Oat C4ji' was co Giancana's most celebrated girl re peated were "instigated by oth'rs than the that tbe wea ther makers produced cloudbursts litiga tion is part of a harassment campaign plaintiffs to friend, singer Phyllis McGuire, was oversei.., the discredit (PSA)." The SEC and against his client by an unnamed ri val over the trails. day th e mobster was killed. intiffs' attorney declined comment. The) doubt, however, that U seeding organizailon. 1J1'DERWORLI) WHISPERS: Just before Footnote: We report in January, lvii, that operations had a major impact on weather. SEC, nevertheless, is cheing into &nate Investigators were about to question Saui Central Intelligence Agency had recrui ted They believe it was merely a coincide-we that land deals to determine whether any federal Glancans about his role In the ktta1at1on plot mobsters John Roselli and Sam Glancana to North Vietnam In November, 1971, was lashed ly securities laws were violated, against Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, the assassinate Castro. Giancana had knowledge of the worst strom In four decades. FIOX1s trashed The dismissed portt'm of the suit, filed In Chicago racketeer was shot to death with a .22 the plot but didn't directly participate in it,, out roals, destroyed vllagea and caused rraore Cleveland federal court, alleged that 11.2 million Pistol. except possibly to recommend a Cuban contact, damage than four years of tt, I born!Anv. was collected from about H* athletes and in. The irord has ben whispered around the we reported. This has now been confirmed in But these storms, the experts insist, were vested in a phony land scheme, underworld, according to our sources who have Senate testimnnv, Some Saigon Qenounclng executions According to Information northwest of Saigon, not to co- ills believed to have come from meeting with 200 Christian South Vietnamese religious by the Communists. There was reaching U.S. intelligence, operate with the Communists. Vietnamese who have slipped representatives In Saigon. groups are resisting the new no word on whether the Corn. armed members of the Hoa Hao And some Cao Dal members out of South Vietnam in recent Persistent reports in WashCommunist leaders of their munists took any reprisal ac- have been harrassing Corn- were reported to be melting into weeks. ington also tell of hit-and-run country, U.S. Intelligence tion against Tri Quang as a re munist troops in the rice-grow- the countryside possibly tc attacks against Communist sources report, suit. Ing Delta region south of Sal. become guerrillas. VNA, in a broadcast moni. troops by South Vietnamese TrIi Quang, a Bhuddist priest Two religious sects, the Hoa gon, tored in Hong Kong, said this paratroopers and infantrymen and critic of the ousted anti- Hao and Cao Dal, were reported Some Cao Diii leaders were U.S. intelligence men refused was stated by the National in two coastal areas, Phuoc lay Communist regime, was said to to be putting up militant op- said to have told their adhe- to discuss their sources cf in. Front for liberation committee province arid near the old resort have made a speech recently in piition to the Communists. rents in T;iv Ninli Pro,in(-', frni:iti'n, but at lcat I of of the Saigon-(;i:i kriharvi in a city 1 Viir Lw - JULY 17 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous ((pepeaker) 1201 W. First St. Story [four for 4-8 year oIds, JU LY 19 2P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous South Seminole Community (Wonien) 1201 W. Find St. library, Mailland Avenue, Al. tafflonte Springs. 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Fir St. After a decade or less In managerial work, many tdihachfevin.a worpen have learned a great deal about carry(iig Ue autlorlty responsibility of managing In terms of profit objectives and budgeting for performance. of them are in the $M,,000 to W.000 reportr" Angel Ron said. salary category and have had experience run"Ah, those were the days," Devil Ron sighed. The standard advice given to patients con- often became more firmly entrenched instead of ning a branch office or department or zone. 7Uy "Pin 'em up against the wall, make 'em squirm sidering which hospital to choose has been outmoded. are just being noticed for possible promotion to wi th the tough question, ferret out the old tru th, "profit-making no, nonprofit yes." he division manager. Coupled with booming operating costs t don't let those sniveling government lackeys The concept was based on the Idea that any mismanagment has led to real problems. At this point many cit them leave managerial cover up. hospital in busimss to make a profit, couldn't, at Hospitals patients may pay more than SM per work, Jennings notes, and seek something more "Of course, in those days, we reporters were the same time, also be In the business of taking day and the hospitals still lose money. Con. rewarding. Finding herself on what she conJitIfied in badgering away, since the govern- the best possible care of patients. aumers wonder how they can pay more than siders a treadmill in terms of job satisfaction, a mentapokesman always equivocated so much. It Also, the proprietary, or profit-making twice what they would have to shell out for a woman often goes into business for herself. wasn't as if they just told white lies like we do." hospitals, received a bad name because they luxury hotel, and still receive poor service and Another alternative noted by Jennings, who Is "Yes, Devil Ron, but don't you remember how were often owned by groups of physicians who unpalatable meals. J. F. terHorst quit because he had been deceived also staffed them - a situation that could (and The Idea behind the Investor-owned and credited in managerial circles with having built by the White Houm? And how you promised often did) lead to conflicts of interests that operated hospital groups is that the free en. the first computer program to monitor executive everything would be open?" caused the patient to suffer both financially and terprise system can return more satisfying mobility, is to work for a smaller, service, "Well, I didn't mean open to question! I meant medically, oriented corporation that requires more patient care at lower costs, open to interpretation. Mine. I mean, who are Today, however, things have changed and For example, nine months after the Loma Initiative and creativity. they, after all! Mere reporters and I'm a real there is an increasing amount of attention being Linda (Calif.) Community Hospital had opened, A third alternative is to say with a* co.r. live government official." shown toward investor-owned and operated $700,000 had been lost and the hospital was flUi poration but to quit line, or supervisory work, "Look, Devil Ron, couldn't I soothe yolor hospitals. Ownership of such hospitals has bankruptcy. and take nn staff work, such as phmning, ad. problems with a few choruses of 'It's a Sin to Tell changed from individuals and small groups to But within only two months after the hospital's a Lie'?" giant corporations listed on the major stock management was taken over by Hospital vertising, personnel and aspects of finance that seeni more technically than managerially Affiliates, one of 'the largest hospital oriented. "You're as bad as THEM, always picking on exchanges. me. We've got to bind together and when they And according to Barron's business and managem ent firms, "the staff was cut, say something mean about us we will make them 'financial weekly, these investor-owned hOspitals laboratory contracts renegotiated, three internal Jennings stresses that the decisions made by the fastest growing segment of nonmedicine specialists recruited, collections correct it and sh y something nice instead." women aren't signs of inadequacy. "Not all men are doubled from $100,000 to $200,000 and the hospital "No, Devil Ron, that will never do. We've got government health care, .re cut out for management and not all women was operating In the black," Rarron's notes. to remember how much Information was hidden are either," he says. But the women, seemingly, Everybody knows that ho.'pitals of all sizes The tide Is turning, albe it slowly at first, arid have a chance to do something about it. in the past and that we're not really important. ve ha be tori en no ous or tape f red , poor cus to me mer th e day may soon come when all hospitals are We're just the messenger, y ou know," service, substanthrd food and Inefficient use of either privately owned or professionally The corporate world is a poor battleground on "Rats! Rats! Rats!" shrieked Devil Ron. "I capital. Because of the bureaucracies that managed. When that time comes perhaps the which to prce women's liberation, says Jencan't stand it. Are you sure Ron Ziegler started developed in many large nonprofit hospitals, patients will begin to receive the services they nings. It has its own requirements, and they Like this?" archaic financial and managemert systems are entitled to. so metimes con fl ict wi th personal ambitions. Religious Resistance Reported In Vietnam CALENDAR Many women, he continues, "are no different than many men who after 8 or 10 years In the managerial world learn it is not what It is cracked up to be. A lot of the work Is simply routine and almost meaningless if you don't have a reason to Justify it. Jenningsbdlevesthat "the maffledmale with a family can justify the tediousness and onerousness of his work because he is supporting a family; but a woman whose husband is a good breadwinner cannot do so." Thursday, July 10, 17S-5A '7 - ...- • ;;- - -.7 - .. L..........., -,.•- — -•. ,.. ,•' - . - -----b.-.. .- . - b— - - .. h'— ,.------ # '-•-- - -' " " - • b'— - �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 10. 975 Mob*11e Pa Zone Cge Deciye -r e -_ i,. , ...,' d, urging don, Ada and deepening several accidental pollution problem moor, to provide 27 country Council to delay any final marshy areas "should have occured with a broken sewer estate type lots as requested by decision, adverse effect on the water Od)tS5eY Realty. LAKE MARY - Seminole level of Crystal Lake." In other business, the Council The approval Was T1ltCd County Pollution Control Chief (The city has issued permits approved replattlng the 43.6 subject to Odyssey furnishing a Langley Adair's advice to the to allow site work on the par. 'The area should be able acre Sanford Substantial 66-foot right of way on its city to delay final decision on a cel.) serve the proposed subdivision Farms, bounded by Country northern boundary to replace a PrP0St 1 zoning change until with water without endangering Club Road and south of Broad. road it will be closing. state jurisdiction Urban last night presented other water supplies Tibbals the Council with a letter from termined on lakes in a tract noted. The hydrologist recoin. heeded by the City Council Charles TThbaIs of the U.S. De mended that Urban discuss night. partment of the Interior with Adair the possibilities Geological Survey, Winter Park which might develop If an The board voted unanimously office. me letter said the soils to delay a decision ona request in the proposed park are well from Leo Trapanler to change drained fine sand except for the zoning on a 79-acre tract some muck and peat deposits. across Rinehart Road from the Tibb 3 the demucking Stromberg-Carlson plant. - -. - - -.. :• .• .... .•' ti r2ILl 4 • v ., -'c.-' GOOD SAMARITAN The Good Samaritan Home will benefit Saturday when Mc HOME TO BENEFIT Donald's turns over the proceeds of Its special Good Samaritan Day ticket sale. Above, Mayor Lee P. Moore aigus proclamation %hile Just Us Mother Ruby Lee Wilson, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jack Homer and McDonald's manager Dick Oswald look on. Tickets iedeemable at McDonald's are on sale for $1 at the chamber, at most dmrcbes and from Just Us members. • Sanford Police said four additional breaking and entenngs had been cleared as the result of arrests of two Sanford brothers yesterday. Detective IA. William Lykms said officers were filing inform.auor.s with the state at. Wa.1lace. Z810 Magnolia, and Michael Herman Wallace, 810 E. Fourth Street, along with a third person, not yet in custody, with entering two beauty shops : Publicity and Special Special Protects Contingency Sub.Total.Operation Debt Service Grand Total •, rd4l Under 25 SR 22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments . Quotes 322-0285 - 831-9774 .24)7 S. French Ave. Sanford,Fla. 32771 T ONY No state permits have been issued for work in this subdivl. + Budget Study to balance SAVE 20% to 50% off regular prices LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPtIS OF THE GREAT SAVINGS Sal, Peg Price Large Sterling Zodiac Necklaces £7 Yellow Fashion 1 99 Bracelets 1& 2 14K Y.G. I Die. 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Lightweight, drapable and very feminine Assoned multi-colored floral rints of easy polyester knit Sale / - Polyester jersey prints -care + - Sale 2,63yd. p 3for$5 + ' • I ' • shorts, •• • + S + Special -.-+-.¶ 1 - - Men 's n,io t a - -+- ,.-..+ I Ia DIe R eport U / - Prc Unions Recognized Sanford area than there is nationwide, she said, and the committee is engaged in a By ED PRICKE'rr screening effort to inform move derailed, was that the project would be sickle cell trait carriers c the Herald Staff Writer Kelley was to have made a delayed another month. Last chances of passing the disease progress report on Woodlands, night was the target date for or the trait to their offspring. Bccse Sanford architect which originally was scheduled opening bids on the school's Commonly thought of as a Eoghan Kelley failed to show up to open this fall after a move more. disease that attacks mostly at the School Board meeting from the old Altamonte 'What has transpired I blacks, it was pointed out today last night, citizens and board Elementary School site in really do not know," Layer that sickle cell anemia is also members alike are as much in Altamonte Springs to the said, dangerous to most dark. the dark on Woodlands %Vcxxtlandssite near Longwood. A spokesman in Kelley's skinned people from the Elementary School as they School Supt. Bud Layer said Sanford office today said Kelley were earlier this year when the the only thing he knew for sure was 'called out of town late Mediterranean area, yesterday afternoon, and he won't be in his office today, either.' A group of citizens who all along have been critical of the Woodlands move rapped the latest development. The delay meant a continuation of double sessions at Sable Point Elementary. something that has parents up in arms. E. C. Harper Jr. said school officials should stop "dilly dallying." "I believe Kelley has enough information. Let's go one month from today," Harper said. And Pat Telson said, "Oh, I hope so." Layer added, "It's impo'-t.ant to get the bids out as soon as possible." "hat's not telling us anything," a ?arent said. 'My gosh, no," a third parent Assorted sizes, fabrics, colors interjected. Kelley was commissioned two weeks ago to complete I bidding specifications. That Women commission came after Builders Movers Inc., the firm with the original contract to move the school, defaulted on the contract earlier this year Then the bonding agent tossed the project back to U"IN board • a PLAZA INSURANCE AGENCY JCPenney + Prrti 9 d.rt a-iS 1.1,1 s ZALES SAND 'I 1. 11-5050 Portable Electronic Printer AFL.CIO Bid Rejected; Courses Outlined Wood lands Progress Texas IflStnxnens P and two churches in 'i)k C as said the break-ins I Sale prices effective ths'u Sunday. July IS, occurred on June 12 at Ptnecrest Baptist Church and Grace Methodist Church, both 0 / on Airport Bird, and June 18 at 20 /0 0 0 U r Styles by Mr. A, 1911 French duty Shop, d Ir: ,fiawa Schools Entered Public Health Division Insurance-personnel Insurance-property 44 0 a. A 24-year-old man was arrested inside an office building at Ill Atlantic Ave., Maitland, in South Seminole last night by Seminole County deputies responding to a burglary call. Charles Miller, no address given, was pulled from the ceiling of a building owned y Neil Lepow, after the two officers trailed the suspect across the false ceiling. Deputies David R. Smith and Ron Morton said Miller was arrested at 10:58 p.m., a short Lime after the two officers reached the building and spotted man look out of a door on the west side of the building and then duck back inside. Morton entered the building and saw a suspect climb into the false ceiling and begin walking across the ceiling above the officer. Cmiih ,.1 .shn1 i,.,., . ,.I..... .JlI4II4l ..8UiUAU 1111(1 MIV ULI and informed the suspect to Charges Lodged - FASHION JEWELRY -- By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer ators said nothing appeared to be missing and that Miller is twing held in a colunty jail in fieu of $13,000 bond on charges of breaking and tn tering and possession of burglary too!& *16 1 Thursday, July 10, 3 The Affirmative Action Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn-Contbued From Page-1A Audrey Bolger, spekesir.an for group, challenge that group's the Bus Drivers' Association, right to bargain. merce, busy investigating "We're going to challenge all said, "Clay County bus drivers Williams poin'ed out his status of women in the Sanford area, today heard Seminole three groups. We challenge have been certified by PERC." agency doesn't have to have 10 II3,S11. 101,301. Community College advisor everybody - one by one, per cent to "intervene," 136.9n. 13U21. Bef ore a group is allowed to Everything is going our bargain with the board, it must something he said he plans to do June Gordon outline courses for 35.003. Noes way. They have got to have a (213,500.) (227,120.) women at the college. when the three groups come up laryer with them every step of first receive certification from for PERC certification. Managerial and supervisorythe 11,213. PERC, the state agency set up 14,213. way Of in the training is available at SCC, 110,043. 231,750. to monitor and draw guidelines county, 101 have signed cards "They think it's all over; it 40,000. 54000. Gordon said, for women who wisi's to move Into executive lust beginning. Everything is 1or collective bargaining under with the Bolger faction. And 162 21,000. 20,000. fair In love and war - and this Florida's new public employe o the 280 clerical workers in 11.2,1. 0,030. positions in business. She also is war," said Joyce, a main- bargaining law. Seminole joined the Clerical 32.1*3.30 s,000 , noted that the college provides tenance worker at Lyman High 3,13S,00130 3,271,124. Ernie Cowley, the school sys.Association. The other group, short courses in budgeting and Setioul 400,000. 2111730. tern's assistant director of per- Non-instructional Personnel of personal finances for women .s.i,.i.s, 3,550,014. In answer to a statement by sonnel, told the board that the Seminole County NIPSCOi whowanttolearnhowtohandje Williams that 'PEHC will not AFL-CIO group may, with 10 had 28l signatures ofa total 497 3.5411"1.54 1502.50$. their own money matters. recognize separate units," per cent of the vote of any workers in that group. The program at SCC is called 37,300. the 21st Century Woman. Affirmative Action Committee Co-Chairwoman Jo Ann Howe noted that memberships are still available on the sickle -. cell anemia committee. There is a slightly higher incidence of the disease in the Recreation & Perks Department Recreation &Adminiutraflon Parks & Cemetery Library and W, time for one of them nowl Hurry and find savings in every deportment. Give Deputies Arrest Suspect SUT, 4 Select Group of Adair, in a letter carrying yesterday's date, said a question had been raised on whether the lake system In the proposed sub'iivision (ails under state jurisdiction. Aj (Continued From Page-IA) Uniform Division . 533.400. Investigation Division 134,169. 145,330. Detention Division 32,001. 141422. Animal Control Division 21,470. 11612110110.11(010.011.) Public Works Department Administrative Divi,I, ,S$. 2J.4 0. Maintenance Division 100,440. 170.02$. Refuse Division 2101070. 270,244. Street Division 333,114.30 340,010. Shop Division 3111147. 001214. (l00,S32.Sl) 1100,754.) We only have two major sales a year- rr Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Women t Sale now in progress f The zoning change requested was from agriculture to RM2 mobile home park. Trapanler's representative, Leo Urban, had proposed construction of a 235unit mobile home rental park designed with a lake system for disposal of effluent from a proposed sewer system. - -: 4 By DONNA Herald Staff WIII& . - les Annual July S&e Proposed Budget, Expenditures -' ' ft Rlt • 4-..r. i '. - 'i •,•,. '4 Ti I - VEX -- - - -- - - �(- - - rrf'. - - - . - - - - - - ----------------- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- Thursday, July 10, 1975-9A BARGAIN IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SEMINOLE SECTION SENIORS Thursday, July to, 19y 5 It) I.YLE SUFFIELI) JULY 15 BXYZ CLUB — meet in Activities Bldg., First Baptist Church, Longwood — 12:30 potluck lunch — speaker on "Home Health Care Covered by Medicare." SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. — meet at the Civic Center, Sanford — 6:00 P.M. — chicken dinner for members and guests. The fellowship Players of Sanford from the United Methodist Church will present "Grand Olio," a musical melodrama. Donation $2.06. President Launches A New War On Nation 's Crime WASHINGTON — The conventional wisdom is that any American politician who aspires to the presidency must be a credible statesman who can handle the country's foreign affairs with skill and confidence, Or that he must have a rational and vigorous economic program which purports to guarante' prosperity and fulfillment for all. Or that he must be identified with the problems and needs of one or more of the most important social groups — the farmers, the industrialists, the trade unionists, the minorities. increase in violent crime in recent years that they might sacrifice many of their other expectations to vote for a man who seemed likely to put a stop to it. So it is that Gerald Ford has taken one of the more important steps toward convincing the peopk that he should be elected to his very own four-year term in the White house: a message on crime, "Fear of crime," he said, "has caused people to rearrange their daily lives. They plan shopping and recreation during hours when they think the possibilities of violent attacks are lower, They avoid commercial areas and public specifically avoided the phrase "law and order" — introduced as an emotional catch-all to the political vocabulary of the 1960s by George Wallace, the governor of Alabama, and later picked up by Richard Nixon — in order not to offend the blacks and liberals who have come to consider it as a code for repressive measures against the Undertlog. At the same time, the President threw a particular sweetener to the right wing of his own Republican party, which has been Increasingly disenchanted with him, by reaffirming his opposition to any Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms in the Treasury Department. One proposal that is bound to win widespread support calls for cornpensating the victims of violent federal crimes—the money to come from fines received by the government from convicted criminals and from a percentage of the profits on goods made by federal prisoners. Perhaps the most controversial or the Ford suggestions is the establishment of mandatory minimum sentences for certain violent crimes and repeat offenders. Although the President claimed recommend leniency, Mandatory sentencing would also vastly reduce the discretion of judges, whom some believe to be the most sensitive link in the criminal justice system. Recognizing that only on the local level can a light against street crime be waged, Congress created the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration in the late l%Os to channel federal funds to the states, There is a widespread belief that, if nothing else, the federal government can set an example for the states with its anti-crime measures. One major But as the bicentennial election year transiL Frightened shopowners arm federal law that would require the that such sentences have it powerful approaches, another qualification looms even larger than it has in the past several themselves and view customers with suspicion. The individual, political and problem is that the criminal law is too In the works for almost a decade, the registration of guns or the Licensing of gun owners, deterrent effect, some criminologists contend that the change would onlyclog confusing and too abundant. Laws against homosexuality, drunkenness, act would rank violations according to their seriousness and Importance, and national campaigns: anyone who wants social costs of crime cannot be ignored." lie steered clear of those currently the courts and prisons, increase ' , plea to be president needs to appear as a rinic'-fifrSi, fri:hteneI, horriftel nl anrv are mntst % nicriclims ;it the Long-awaited and much-touted in a1vance, Ford's message was a finely. craftt'I political document. It prostitution, pornography and smoking mete out punishment accordingly; where suspicious of the FBI by recommending ari increase in the manper not of that Jaw-enforcement agency but of the bargaining" that sends some innocent pe ople to jail, and force acquittals by juries who might otherwise convict and marijuana, among others, remain on the books, mostly ignored but always available for random and discriminatory statutes have been changed or clouded by judicial interpretation, it would bring them up to date. Feud Still Grows I E. Stewart Green, President, I ansta d ff Cordimally Invi'te 1 I I I I THE HERALD SERVICES their camp at Tel al Zatar, the Hill of Thyme, have been I BEIRUT — The inhabitants converging. Even by Beiruti I f Beirut have learned to live standards casualties have been with civil disturbances which hea vy but with mortars and. turn their streets into bat salvoes of rocket launched • tlegrounds; but the fighting grena des smashing into densely • which broke out over a week populated areas hour after hour • ago is particularly dangerous. some special providence has, so I Even the most crisis-weary far, prevented an even b!gger I I3eirutis know how serious it Is slaughter. this time, because the two main Elsewhere in Beirut the antagonists represent two P a I e s t n I a n s h a v e distinct concepts of Lebanon — systematically attacked some and this time the Lebanese of the economic strongholds of army may not be in a position to the Phalar.ge, by blowing up I be the ultimate arbiter, carefully selected factories, I On the one side are the business premises and shops I Palestinians, who see Lebanon belonging to party members as an integral part of the Arab and supporters. world. On the other is a The violence, although powerful political grouping limited In area, has brought I calling itself the Phalange or about a really effective general I Kataib, which is composed strike, emptied most ministries almost entirely of Maronite of their civil servants and badly I Christians. It wants a purely disrupted all communications I Lebanese Lebanon, by which it between Beirut and the outside often seems to mean a Lebanon world. run by Christians, and There has been a very real preferably by the Phalange. danger of the battle spreading I The tension betweei these into a general Christian two groups has been growing Moslem confrontation. That I over recent months, partly this has not happened Is largely because the Palestinians are because almost everybody, showing themselves to be an including the other Christian established force in Lebanese communities, feela that the bus I life, massacre has put the I I Only one incident was needed Phatangista in the wrong. to set them at each other's Nor are the other Christian I throats, and it came when groups averse to seeing the I scuffles broke out between Phalarigists cut down to size, I partisans of the two sides since the main reason for their outside the church where the existence is to defend the I Phalange leader, Pierre privileges of the Maronite c;emnaeI, was at mass. An hour community. later a bus carrying Palestinian Although this is only the third guerrillas — whether armed or or even fourth largest group in I unarmed Is In dispute — was Lebanon's population, it has by I fired on by the Phalange far the most power. The I militia. The fray killed 24 Phalangists stand almost alone Palestinians and three in refusing to accept the Lebanese. Since then both sides Palestinians as a part of have been trying to settle the Lebanon's community. argument with blood. The Phalange has handed Thelightinghaslargelybeen rtwoofthemenresponsible I confined to the pro-Phalangist for the bus massacre, and the I suburb of Am a] Remanah, the ceasefire the government Spring of the Pomegranate, on arranged last week appeared to I which the Palestinians from be holding. -. . i' a e P I I The Sa t te Bank of Forest City I I I I I IA : .. Oki BANK I IS P"IJ - TO SEM I I) if that's what you don't want, then stand up , 4. I . - )flth tk APO)agi *u can P ItJtiw'scIJ. áLrIrL.aLu1 _____ ,. ___ - ............. - Green £J1e MULCH EXTENSION CORD - .- . . --a, July 13, 1975 We have moved into our new, modern - : .1-; I I I I I I I WSQ. YD. INSTALLED EACH T) C2316050 50' 16/3 orange round cord. Reg. 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I I 1 .A few hoop net fishermen to I II I decide the future of the St. Johns? .A large number of our local commercial fishermen to be forced out of business due to a lack offish? g PANEL A 12 X 16 ROOM FOR LESS THAN $45.00 Uh I DO YOU WANT: .The St. Johns River to become a ghost river with no fish? ome? ki ng for a h L~ 00, I . , Altamonte Springs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs Civic ('enter -- Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st and 3rd Thursila) of the Month — 10:30 a.m. Augks Elders — St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset Drive — Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. hIram Tosers —Sanford -- meet 1st Wednesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club — meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building — Longwood — last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. Casselhcrrv Sunshine Senior Club — meet 806 Mark David Blvd. — Casselberry — 1st Friday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. — new club — all selcomne. Central Senior Citizen ('tub — Church of the Nativity — Lake Mary - niet't the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street — ('huluota — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at 6p.m. Fifty Plus Club — 7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City — meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month — 6:30 p.m. Golden Years Felloship — meet at the Community United Methodist Church — Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month — luncheon — Reservations necessary. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. lively Socialites Club — meet at Highlands Club house — 675 Shepard Road — Winter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club — i National Association of Retired Federal Employees — meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford — 1st Friday of the month — 1:00 p.m. Over Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic Church — now meeting at Redding Gardens Hec. Room — every other Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 am. Sanford Senior Citizens Club — meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. ..-320W. Semoran Blvd. — Altamonte Springs — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Women's Club 8 Overbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00 p.m. Thirty-Niners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul — Goldenrod — 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park — meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month -'-7:30 p.m. Young at Heart Club — St. Andrews Presbyterian Church — 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City — 2nd Thursday of the Month —1:00p.m. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN — P.O. Box 2541 — Sanford, Florida 32771. I I I I i I I I I I p I I AT I Seminole & South Volusia County Citizens 4. I I I I I I WAKE UPI a d to ji Clubs, Addresses I th JULY 17 ALTAMONTE sIIuN(;s FIUENDSIIIL' CLUB — meet at Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Altamonte Springs, 10:30 A.M. —Luau. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at Women's Club, Overbrook Drive, Casselberry — 1:00 P.M. JULY 18 CASSEI.BERRY SUNSHINE SENIOR CLUB — meet at the Ascension Lutheran Church grounds on Overbrook Drive, Casselberry — 3:00 p.m. — covered dish picnic. I I I I • I I S I I Lebanon: Arab j Or Christian*). : enforcement when police and prosecutors have no other means of demonstrating that they are doing a good job. Many criminologists and social critics believe that if the authorities set clearer priorities and spent less time on such -victimless" crimes, they might make more progress. With that in mind, President Ford took the occasion of his crime message to urge enactment by Congress of the criminal justice reform act, which completely rewrites and supposedly rationalizes the federal criminal code. ft 1 :1 Cabinets Pressure Treated YELLOW PINE oR' L%J11ILI' Example 66" STARTER SET ., II., tc'n ru , £IU. l.A'JULI1JUI5 ........ .. 1W I 66"SinkBasc . ............... 9951 c. ' ' IdaI fnr nil ' vt.0- r P i ,c',,c- Pii-I No. LA nv"IInnt curved f ' te fir', pruner is 30 gallon, since element water r-- �- - - - _--_- ______ --- __________ ---7-- - _ --- ________________ - --- - - - - --.-- :1 nIord, Ft. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer (Second of a zoning Planned Unit Development, according to Ray Brad.shaw, SANFORD FAIRWAY MARKET and permits a trade-off. Each acres zoned for PUD develop. homesitea of one acre basic aspect in the development ment. "Our city by chance has done minimum. Unit three provides rif a PUD comes under review The city has four Preas zoned for two acre sites or larger. a lot of things right and we were that conventional type zoning for PUD ranging in size from Unit four has home sites of one- fortunate in having two of the does not. 100 acres to 3,500 acres in the third to one-half acre and Unit fin developers "PUD is an excellent way to giant Tuscawilln PUD. live has quarter acre lots, I-and and Gulfstream. We just zone, but it has been both miskind I stumbled The Tuscawilla PUD is being Bradshaw said. to understood and misused," developed by Gulfstream ProThere is an area reserved for Bradshaw said. NOW GIVE VALUE STAMPS W E CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS CLAMS & OYSTERS RED SNAPPER • adshaw said POMPANO Br m • TROUT • FLOUNDER F THE WEEK G SF?E - SANFORD FAIRWAY MARKET lb. Box Headless FLA. ROCK SHRIMP Fresh I 4 , •49 $ . . I WHOLEREDSNAPPER Fresh .. - B LUE POINT CRABS Swi''tch E 98' lb Discount to churches, clubs, charitable organizations All fish cleaned to your specificaflons FREE Master Charge& Food Stamps Accepted WINTER SPRINGS Prospecti%e increases in gasoline costs have economy. a Council inember Irene Van per gallon soon, arid $1 per minded city councilmen here so Eepoel said the transportation gallon by year's end, indicated members' nod to request concerned they're thinking cost for handling bank deposits the resulting savings in tran- Longwood ComBank officers to about changing banks in order isl2cents per mile. "Our bank sporthtioncostsaloflecouldadd attend next w eek's Council to save $1.44 per round trip in is getting kind of cozy issuing up to a goodly sum over a meeting to discuss the matter. CAN OWN A g as costs a couple of times a first and second mortgages for period of time. Week. HOME BRAND NEW Sollie city officials," Mrs. Van Councilman John Daniels' Eepoel . 4 ., 'I -V--, - Senior • I F I IM "W N I M1 otW Ulm ftice mm i "ll Faiih. pct. ON YouitIll $77Aa See it V" 4"fify, sa,,.rg. ri . nn, Continuing will be information and referral . piemented,and selected with the Adult Education Division of Seminole A tivitles. WITNESS my hand and th e seal of Uid Court on June 23rd. 1975 WHY YOU L40ULD BUY A More than any other w_~ - - LONG LIFE - . -_-*__ - . . 4 a- I overation fr*m top quality Components. NO thermostat , lu"lling. - W Tvpksi it WISE INVESTMENT FOR FUTURE. Keep ahead of 39 skyrocketing utility Costs - Iftfallatte" two" ISM . SOLID STATE ... •WELOED ALUMINUM I* ALL-COPPER 1 -. 0 DIRECT NOT WATER SYSTEM PIPING : I I I I I '''' FOR FREE ESTIMATE HOURS PHONE 671-4140 A ,. KN W TH E Abigail Van Berm, 132 Lisky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 2I3, for appreciates her thoughtfulness who proudly wore a Star of dropped to his knees and began % long, self-addressed, stamped (20 OFAR -. I Costof payment cash or Auto trade wurri " fjA±c1N. C S LESS OST SHOP AROUND COMPARE THESE N ).'S to Finance 300000 50000 250000 3,500-00 600-00 2.900-00 40 4,500.00 7 100.00 51000.00 a 1,000.00 PAYMENTS Doc Life Tota I Tota I Stamps Insurance Finance of (optional) Charges Payments U Payments * - I . 6.90 955 102.6$ 67138 152.73 4,000.00 40 9 4,562.28 126.73 1,32 destroy the legI.imate business 7.50 110.97 1 116-89 J 032.36 13Y.01 179.64 of the plaintiff, and to deprive him of hi.3 right to due 3 C82 68 8563 112 32 30.32 ; tct and to freedom of speech and the pi'eu" In his suit. by the court. I .--= - There's nothing cooler than crisp white-on-white 1.415 1 .., I e - I ________ I I 1-fto-'" I I 395 " 4 'r-. r-r- ~ - . --- . - .-_.-- I, - . . - -_ p. 'L!'.' ac .' -. -- ( A / i.-; - : i' S . ,- V / i i - '4 - - !! . - - ,•, I.t -. i . - - -- ___________________ --- _____________________________ - Bob 9 an d a Prtllhart ftf eI ebra Ic birthdays together (Herald Pboto by Gordon Id - t • i illusions and ccmedy Mr. Magic, harry Wise of raise money for their more volunteers. Tickets for Firemen's Fund. according to the benefit may be purchased at G eneva Volunteer Firemen 's what is probably America 's Mathieux. This includes in. the door or from the Geneva benefit showat 8 p.m. Friday. at youngest "magicienne," his surance for the volunteers, fireVolimLeer Firemen. the Geneva Community House, four-year -o ld daughter, Dianna fighting gear and uniforms. according to Oli ver Ma thleux, Dawn. Mr. Magic Is well known Geneva currently has 11 I ç Starring will be television's by the firemen to members, and is seeking to aI volunteer -- from numerous television appearanices, many charitable I NSA ers benefit shows and has recently Bound For Montreal Meeting : the Midwest. He has also ' Among the i800 regisstrants Smithsonian Institution Canada, and Puerto Rico. performed many nightclubs for the Annual Astrophysical Obser v atory, Foreign associated affiliate t h roughout entral Florida : I 1te skirt (bottom left), and InteUonalF'orujzof The Cambridge, Ma. organizations are located in dunnk the past 20 )ears. belt it wIde and add a ng National Secretaries Accompanying the delegate Australia Asia Europe, West _________________ line, short sved sweater Association (International) at from the chapter will be Mrs Indies, and Central and South UNDERWORLD For sultry summer the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Frances Jackson; .Mrs. Anne America. 117 * fit St.. Smfwf Montreal, Canada, July 14-18, Ramsey, CPS; Mrs. Elizabeth prefniffiyks eir skirt (bottom right) and will be four members of the Vft". 01,411k, 91,1100 I . .=_-- - -- ,I% . f . '•- _ ___...-.% you'll get a .. _13 _ ______ Gilmore, secretary to Curtis H. complete tho coal combo Winter Park Chapter. Stanton, executive vice with white sandal pumps. The delegRte will be Mrs. president of Orlando Utilities Five main Items of clothing : Elsie V. Keene. CPS, secretary Commission. with a 11"1* imagination . ~ - - - I - _ t /0 , I -W - . I p '-'-- -( '..__' . ZAL Our Whipple senior scientist, ______________________________________________ ... 1 ., p.... i: ii FI{ ...... 6. Hut (tie Wtkonit V.on . ALTAMONTE MALL hostess can make it easier ;I "llille 4111 .- r ri .. " I I .; - ;A 40, -7 - 1I,_ W ~~ 4 - - 4 j,v. ) I I FFP~4 n; 4 WJ ~ I,_-!* r I _ t fe 1,..:4;Z I 111 ,L1 4 1 e w 'T I in L. r ~~- -- - 'AM - N;q -7 R i' - 5. 7.. *~ : ,,4 C ' ' t:-:t1I .,, . . I Reg. 34.95 1 /7' . ___________________________________ Li ra ry To I Screen New SALE 17.95 ' Pop ' * I 1 The Who, Janis Joplin, Jiml Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane SALE 19.95 I and the Mamas and the Papas perfunii in 'Ion(erey Pop, - ._ I ____ - -_ movie to be shown especially for young adults at the Orlando Public IJbrary on July 23. Admission is free to 49, GARDEN SUPPLY . - I 'BERTY (I I - .; - _`,____~ I- .=,-- - - - _ - - - - ' : - q., _,- H 1 - 9 ~ ,4 A 1 Ii !Ifil 'c . MARGEWULIAMS "us S%\ 11 Now and forever, Palmetto Ave, Baptist Church . SHIRLEY COOPER ' 2626 Palmetto Ave Sanford 'tia e ' tove eads to N)ted-Lol l ' ? 8349717 Ca'seiberry Wintr5prir .1 s *. I) R N 1134 ~212 All Sales Final — No Exchanges Distinctively Christian With High Academic And Spiritual Standards SHIRLEY MILLET -.--, g mar I =me -.-' - CONTINUES Entrance Exam. Required. CLOSED SUNDAYS ' lw~ SCHOOLS Affiliated With , " W-%, ij -1 r/ ,/ I CHRISTIAN •(A-/'-6 esther 834 9212 Ft ores . Cit yl ' _________ _____________ I -_ i 4;L_ 1 mmmmdI Park Sanford, Fl, I_________________ Ph. 322-2383 I _________________ JI L ftmw~ DeIto,a - 1 -. -I '- _________ -. I 1 • I . 0 I . -- I 'i r 1 strnwirii' ON WYMORE RD. BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND Ift ROAD I ,. ~I /., Film i;~I I t ,. - V. !1~1-i ,. llcrsSIi'.IluS1-i() ' _J . - . -- I 11' __ -y€' .41-t. p SUTf % _. i~wi4:.-_ . i;~~ and rnaybt- put People Mike Us Nurnhtr Ont. -' ; - ____ ., __ 7T: - .- \ I \ (, JJ ( ) \I I T.CANCER is secretary to Dr. Fred L. - I Presiding officer will be Miss N1. Ursulle Gallerani, CPS, NSA I International president, who .. • - - 0 : - AMERICAN of president. members in 73 chapters ''PRIDE: Nation, throughout the United States, SecretaryshIp, Association is ____________________________________________ the theme of the Convention -. 9 ti- - Fv.1 coxe, served the chapter in the office . .. ; sle" t."I" "V"ty Fair president of The Winter Park Association International) is saving combinations thati Telephone Company who has the world's leading secretarial .'. r Lon Lo"AAd t more money .. GREENWAY NURSI '—'-- . - 4 - tainal ____ _________________ AndAulonsatic — all : -_________________ . . I. I - - - r e Rotary - Urge Hopper Reg.39.95 ______ Its catton pants (above) with tiny tube top and red and white striped blouse. Don't s and shadesl fu Or ck into a 300 I CDD on Br - 200 SCOTTS I ' 695 -• - ( O 1r a . lOU ____ - C,uufl1,SS, . ..1. . I I I I _ '°.! - 6.00 1 793 595 I. I .. I ;1 r. — I A SAVINGS TO YOU WHEN BASED ON THE RATE NORMALLY CHARGED BY A DEA!.ER, AN ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 1454 Complaint was set Immediately 993 ____ r . trade name "American &i I of Mentasivology" and had I done so since Oct. 22, 1911. I down payment and acceptable cr*dif. - .\I. I : We would not quale payrntnts or safts, and waste the cost of advertising if they w*ro not No date for hearing the - ~ - -. It lrRoncert didthroughoutillor I he period from Jan. .I _______ . If - will headfim the bill of the Sanford. tie will be assisted by no better way For Yellow • Parker dates that at the time Ot the affest, he hold a valld license to do busineu finder the W6 reserve the right to decline a Wn request. Ovir decisions are basod mainly on $uHici*nf Member F. D. 1. C. cams 33 3,700.00 50861 I. * I (' .. I i KilIerS,000Sq Ft guilty. CO.4S 69 36 Theabo. example Ii bawd on th. first payment due 30 days from the day the FINANCE ~ ' -. Fertilizer I Par k er Magical __ 13.95 Starter felony court A misdemeanor violation went to the jury and ,') arker was found 4 65 5.40 INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT __ SOVO ri Aboak., I 29$ 1895 1295 600 26 95 18 95 8 00 I 2,500 Sq Ft Bag court the charge and was granted a directed acquittal,n IOXD Weed Constituting an ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE of 72.77% CALL 322-1611 ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD, FLAGSHIP BANK yr JMrIrunw I o City and Mrs. Ancil Astata. ler other _____ . ti I BARGAIN, 19.95 month he was ed in circuit mount - I '\, REG.1 SALE YOU PRICE PRICE SAVE 795 593 200 14.93 9.95 5 .00 q t he Sanford, Sam Prillhart of children live In Tennessee and Virginia. - 10, 17, 74, IVS Prices Apply To Present Stock Only Parker's suit cites th' First I 5,000 Sq.Ft Sag and Fourteen th Amendments to I 500 Sq Ft Baçj theConstitutionashaving been ' KWIT For Chinch violated medical practices act. Last OLD TIME RATES ON NEW CAR LOANS or te-On Whi YOU SAVE 33%% AND MORE i I * NO LIMIT 9 ANY QUANTITY e I I I Iron ,-_ Akins I I 7,S00 Sq. Ft. Bag Robert Edelman, 701 E. I Blvd Altamonte Bonus Springs. t& BBa; f Jj)y 3. Z - (3gIC PRODUCTS CLOSEOUT . ' , children, four of th e A se living locally Include Mrs. H. G. Maples of - - -4 7 1 Ilaynes will be 75 years old; g. I I assistant state attorney, I SUPER Sanford; W.J. HeffernanJr., i TURFBUILDER assistant state attorney, i 2,500 Sq Ft Ba Sanford, Jack Pulenwlder, I 3000 Ft Bag investigator, Sanford; and by 'he defendants named in the ;~I. Parker was arrested on Feb It Col son to tell the young lady that he John W. Kellogg, the Catholic to be on terra firm that he . Halt to wrlt* letters? Send Ili to farmer and his son were wor ki Joho was so ateM 300 Sags Assort.d Scott Products. S,1975,byFulenwicieron(elony charges of violating the I ___________ ~ Coned Day School -. Direct Auto XA GRADES 6-12 . Smart . ORLANDO, FL 32807 S 3721 2a ~3 -4 UNIVERSAL SOLAR AIDS, INC. . A a % I i c said, - _- I Haynes' Altamonte Springs home but they will both celebrate birthdays on the same day , Aug 23 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Clerk i rcuit ;kC CARE ,r, , - an TOO MANY GIFTS pregnant. O MANY' Ask our DFAIt ABBY' I k .- I LAWN and an, DISCONTINUING I Theactionistheoutgrowtjiof the telephone directory. •'St CALL TODAY 7 ~1 — - NOW AVAILABLE IN GREATER SANFORD AREAI . • . I i up I , 'r back to the Air Force base in "F'chrissakes, shut up! I can't Mrs. Prill! rt will be 88. - II Tr n ty reparatory chool i COLLECTOR PAN i - do That's All There Is, There Aint No More. ONLY U3A ~________ ( id: 0 - ME a present and also my inferiority compels you to shot up. While the plane limped looked ac- the city stands to make no small I - ____- - rnur DEP U State Attorney, GIVES • • YOU in WW 11. After a bombing run their heads and also began to court on or before Aug. 2. ins. DON'T MISS THESE "BELOW COST" by a Sanford man. Johnwasabomber,'igator over, doffed their caps, bowed ( Mr and Mrs Ha Hay nes have everything that was loose to John I knew could be both Youpoorjerk,you might just lighten the plane's load until reverent and irreverent. four children: Mrs. Jack were (mine and my husband's, as well ha ve worn a big zero on nothing remained but the shell. ROY J. ARNSTON: yin of Altamonte Springs; zwV. the other childrens', even the your forehead. It looked as though they weren't Jonesboro, LAGUNA BEACH Ray Ilaynes of grandparents! and the DISGUSTED IN SANTA going to make it. When the Tenn.; th Bruce Haynes of DEAR ROY: Thanks for e resents come. BARBARA Italian Chattanooga enn.an tl coas in c e was spotted, memories! at ricase, please p me solIve z Ii i uirIuisna. iu u captaut un.iefl.-u 9ii Haynes of Orlando. lie also this. I have no objections to her Astrology Is not my line. But U I to prepare to parachute Everyone has a problem. What's and seven F or a Personal "Ply, write to 13 urandchlldren and my son exchanging gif ts, A ere you, I wouldn't rely on th e ear th. great-gra iiwvn. ABBY: lox No. 0100, L.A.. Calif. but I wish she would leave the Pos ition of the moon and the C100. Enclose stamped, self. John bailed out and landed in said Courl on June 30, 197S DEO-160 against Florida Atty. Gen. Merle E. Parker, Box 2031, his arrest, trial and acquittal on Parker nimed If: defendants: Robert Shevin, the Central Sanford, filed the suit in U.S. felony charges of violating an Robert TallahL Shevin, attorney general, "ft; Florida Association of District Court for the Central state's medical practices act by HwIley Professional Psychologists and District of Florida late using the tide "Dr."fifter his Lord, professional regulations division, Jacksonville, Abbott Herring, — WORRY FREE— Once installed. fully butontallc .-- witnessed the scene, came - .1 - . . - _77 N , engaged to our son, She even conspicuous. foun d out when our birthdays v Publish: June 76. July). 10, 17, 1975 Publish July ORLANDO - A $1million State Attorney Abbott Herring damage suit has been filed - = comrades in arms. • ~, sister, Mrs Ida Pri llhart of Tenn only are The two Itdlians, having Kingsport they enjing a Not reunion at toeveryonewithinearshottt over the Ploiesti oil fields in pray Sarasota, and Georgia during dogwood time, count," Daniels said, adding i Ed.ole buddy, your technique I g - another one, and she's not even own lack of worth will be less Italy, the men tossed out hear my own prayers!" The nas been filed against you and you are requir ed to s er ve a copy Of your By ___________________________________________________ Abrotherandsisterwho have a lot to celebrate, are Bob Haynes 512 Center St fly ABIGAIL VAN BUIIEN ftnth, in honor of three Jewish husband. On ,Mother s Day, be-little your wife so that you to have any right, title or inleirest in the real Properly herein described a Judgment may Thursday, July 10, 197S-11A Brother, Sister t...elebrate Abby For St. Valentine's Day she your awareness of your own DIAZANDJUANITAOIAZ.Piiswif, to all parties Carmine M Bravo. Esg. PM4 BR AV O. PA Parker Files$3-M ll on home Q UALITY - Dear I falnily. (tie is still paying for years, you've been announcing gave Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening r4% 4, , I 31 years has been saying things them.) I surance. Also, homeowner's insurance on the house and its con te n ts should be main ta ined, but adjusted for any reshufflin M farutly prope rty. .ikkg"" he had to do the same for her Is abundantly clear. For 31 petition WITNESS my hand and hi seal of By - Joy Stoke% - water heater uses as rntoch She has a very large family, , divorce, according to the A divorce settlement will not necessarily dicta te w ha t insurance, if any, is provided by the husband after the divorce. gift-gking the gifts, and let It go at that t)LAR AIIBY This message is for Ed in La Mirada, who for gift last year, my son felt that full-time employe will be added to the staff to do president; Frances Fileger,secretary; and John at the beginning of the new I out-reach work in this area. Kane, treasurer. fiscal year. I . scontinue the MomWith S and because she gate everyone to tils wife that might sotuid like inourfamibsheesersaid hello lnsultstnothersbiitwhoinsjst.s to a veryexpensive Christmas he didn't mean them as such 'Ir .-,4 - It : •.-• send her thank-you cards for reciprocate ki every woman going through - to (Ile filtill1wrs of his family them becauseecdn tafford to i divorce, either party could pay port. Again, either wife or and children. If not, she should the premiums and it becomes a husband may pay premium on investigate this kind of inmatter of negotiation. The wife this polcy. surance for herself and her ----%.w ___ f I insurance planning which may assuming financial respon- consider taking out a policy on ormaynotstipulatepaymentof be entirely new. sibility for the policy Is not her own life to guarantee that premiums for medical and A thorough evaluation of designated in the provisions of portion of her children's sup- hospital insurance for the wife 12V'~v insurance needs is essential for % 1; __ di aIflSofor re lief demanded in the complaint or Arthur H. Bickwftn. Jr. Cler k of Ihe Circuit Court elderly rearnin in their own homes instead of The officers of the Federation are: George amount of money." Ile said his I having to go to a rest home or nursing home. A Ronan, president; William Hamilton, vice plan would be to change banks I SAVE Up TO 21 PCT. ON she our family expensive gifts for every occasion? Wedo not want Li il __- - - - ,4 son dates to plea.se stop buying And If that doesn't do the Ulck,* RESIDENCE UNKNOWN sportation costs would be 130 E Highway 434 Health Aide service will be provided to help the through the Federation, U.$A. SOLAR WATER HEATER NOWI I iJ Aj a new thrust this year, a Homemaker- Additional tours are announced periodically "any bank doing 3 REASONS . I IW .-' 1i Iffed ( Seal) full schedule of tours is offered in defeated if the accounts went to Y: '-' - - - - ____ Swam er i about tellini: tilt, j;irl V,110111 (Air . to Court at the SpmInole county wfitf@n dflemei, If any. to It on van Community College, and a well balanced cooperation with "Senior Citizen Tours," with more distant banks. program of leisur e-lime and recrea tional ac- tours to Key West, Kapok "The ci ty Is no sma ll e, Everglades, - DEAR ABB - Councilman Donald Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 37771, den Berg. Gay L Burke. P.A.. at Browni ng said the city should on or before July 24th. 1973, other. Post Office Box 73, Orlando. not turn its back on what *Ise a Judgment may be entered Florida 37107, and file the original school cafeterias will be said his goal of saving Iran- service, a wide variety of classes in cooperation open to seniors for their noon meal. ELECTRIC SILL. Your kT , Disability insurance should dependent children. directic,r of estate planning for o r her dependent children should be named as also be considered by the Cont4nenta Assur ance I he .. I .. --:"'-'. -.- ,-* _ If the wife and children retain should contact an attorney ,or beneficiaries of the fathers working divorcee, and should The Magoolis Circle of the Sanford Garden Clab has selected the yard of Joao Dennism, III LAA- help in determining her needs policy, with a trust fund set up allow for whatever amount is the family home, it is important following the divorce and In wood Dr.,Sanford, as its July Garden of the Month Dennison does all his own Mk. His protected either through was selected for Its neat and attractive appearance. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) untangling the intricacies of what's her's and what's her exor decreasing term life in. husbands. H r r 37707 .: - - I through, under or against ARTURO in the Petition ' . - &. GARDEN OF THE MO T N I 14 married women will find alimony, a policy insuring his her divorce and her income Another important con. hernselvesdvorcedandfacipg life is of prime importance to contributes to the sbpport of sideration for the divorced financial considerations such as his family. If the person dependent children, she should woman is that the decree may '. - A I neckwUh.Jr. against you for the relief demanded :. _~_ -17~4K;Wi " ~_ - __ - .- All parties claiming interests by. Florida 371 and tie the original with the Clerk of the abovi styled . • I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU APE NOTIFIED that an that an action to foreclose a mor . ac tion for Dissolution of Marriage tQbge on the following real proper has been filed against you and you in Seminole County, Florida: are required to serve a copy of your Lot 27. Block E. Womere Park. written defenses, if any, to it Second Replat, according to th plat Carmine M Bravo. Esq.. of the law thecf as recorded in Platbook 13. improved by the Jgwood ha k — -- - - TO ARTURO DIAl NOTICE OF SUIT TO: RICHARD G. CLEMMONS Residence Unknn TTIII,, -. - - Defendants G CLEMMONS, -- - ft __ - NOTICE OF SUIT Respondent tutband SECOND AMENDED The Fede ra tion of Senior Citizen Clubs of In addition to Project 'OASIS," the Southeastern has done for the Seminole County has received notification f rom Federation of Senior Citizens will contin ue its city, noting problems the city the State Division of Aging that its contract for effor ts in employment for those seniors who need suffered in the past wi th Infunds to continue project "OASIS" for 1975-1976 part-time work. A bus has been purchased and conveniences from othtT has been approved In the amount of $23,531.00. will be in operation throughout the county. As Councilman Erpest Hendriz Lyle Suffield, director of "OASIS," outlined soon as funds become available for trays. a recommended that other banks the activities which will be covered by the grant. home-delivered meals program will be im- also be considered, but Daniels Ca 5inlc Ae and RICHARD disability If a woman works following insurance laws in her state. t II purchases and interest rates firm of KORMAN L ERAVO, P.A. Page 71, public records of Seminole, 3 qullit, Pieniss or, avastab, In rwcal areas I4ni. UmiMit,at,,n. FKA. VA A Cenft*aI 4F - DIAZ, his wife, and DANIEL J. Petitioner Wt • Awarded$23,5 1 Grant OR WILL BUILD - - 1 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ARTURO OIAZ and JUANITA without "highly-paid" building official, t'e Maitland Bank, Daniels obligation to deposit its toComBank Lo n gwood, exactly city already has its municipal his valuable servi ce as well for operating and ot he r funds with 2.1 miles from city hail, court fu nd at the Longwood an hour each Uinehe must goto that bank. received some m ur m urs of bank, ' the out.o(-county facility, lie continued that cornmitments made by the Maitland Bank to finance other S . 2 5 149 lie noted, in addition. that Mayor Troy Piland noted the bank and thus the city is losing - .~ -_=~,A 1r.k.__iMkZ__JP Plaintiff, r the Marriage of from the Southeastern First ignored by the other city of- usually tagged with the new fire station - interim city National Bank of Maitland, 16 !icials at the co uncil table. respo nsibility of going to the hail co mplex, the city has no miles round trip from the city, -. - af"i.t said Even though the city has • • CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINaLE COUNTv, FLORIDA. FLORIDA. -. - ____ 14 .. f, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL LIP CASE NO. IS-329-CA-U-0 . r''r - wile EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND - 4 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. LEVEY, idea to change city accounts elaborating. Her renuark was flay Bradshaw, is the one said, including the onds for the WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT' ui IN i. I -AM Edward JoneS J ones, Post Office x911. North Highway '7 Legal Notice Daniels received fellow board . 1• .. Deputy Clerk port for the state law requiring Futures - . land planning CIVIL ACTION NO 711070 CA Q F Daniels, predicting retail I3radshaw is paid $8,600 per _______________________ GOVERNMENT NATIONAL gaso li ne prices will hit 75 cen ts >ear . MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION igreement from colleagues Mo nda) night - G s=Saver As _ than one million currently provide child support or , 7 . • • P""i~ h JLI* I' 10' 17 24 1975 , • John ning "Zoning wi thout planning is only half a program, he said, noting his personal Sup- . .1L .: Clef k of the circuit court By~ Florida . Jc,____ _____ - .. I Casselberry, ___ . .' Judgment may be entered against zoning. PUD offers more for the relief demanded fn the flexibifity and there is a better petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of mix of living units and types. perties BrL'dshaw said, "and it a shopping cente, another for a C ourt said "In the long run PUD zoning And the city has more control of are in- is working out fine." civic center and an office park. is very desirable. When laiki what goes on, more con i . . , "Certainly it's a good form of Arthur H Divorced Women Snou ia I IiI '_______ . I on or L - . Casselbefry, Florida, i2my, and tile the original willi the Clerk of the Court -- ...:- before the lb 98' Steamed T_1 • for Wife whose address Is Post Of. t Price Hikes Spur Pro osal I Dressed HEADLESSSMELTS approved and constructed they have worked out as planne , Engert said. herent problems that governing According to the Winter The commercial area, costs go up as happened in any type of zo ning." bodies have not lear n ed to solve Springs ordinance, the smallest country club area and golf Southern California, the PUD Engert not ed other zoning in PUD and this failure to solve PUD that can be developed course are properly situated, concept will be the only thing classifications have criteria the problems has been incor- solely in residential buildings is Bradshaw said, for maximum that is economically feasible,' construction has to meet, but in rectly list ed as a fault of the acres while the smallest use and good planning, he said. most cases the criteria can c ha nged if it becomes oppressive. ______ - concept SEAFARE flw's. he -- - 0 - I -. -. - ----.. .. - --r-, - . .-- COUNTY. FLORIDA. itself," Brad- which can include commercial The two-acre lot areas permit CIVIL ACTkoN 1P4o.7414Ol.C.O4.P (PUD), the modern approach to Winter Springs building of . shaw said. Curt Engert, planning and areas must be 100 CTt'5. In horses to be kept in a rural zoning zoning, is probably the most director in Altamonte tidal. FrEJC)RA.H M HALL. Wife In Seminole County " e Th bo Tuscawilla area is a th atmosphere. three-part series) misunderstood concept around, and Bradshaw makes no bones the incorporated and unincor- true PhD, Bradshaw said, high density There are also Springs, is Just slightly less en areas US d CRAIG R. HALL. Husband. such as Uiusjasflc than Bradshaw about about it. Ile likes PUD zoning, porated areas -- more than noting it provides for various the condom,inlwn-, around - - - __ the NOTICE OF SUIT PUD zoning. =11111111 a dmitting, however, th e PUD 17,000 acres of land are zoned types of residential develop- golf course. One of th e units "The actual concept has vol West Avenue ordinance in Winter Springs [IUD. ment, in addition leaves something to be desired SEAFOODS Winter Springs, one of the recreational and commercial $30,000 to $35,000 price range; said . "The money Just ran out II — "has discrepancies, is in- smallest Seminole County types. 10 YEARS AT SAME LOCATION a Petition f or Dti1UtbOfl O 17.fl AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER another will have them in the on some projects that have been Marriage has been I lied against you complete and needs some municipalities in population Unit lof the development isin $50,000 price range and the approved here, so nothing has MAITLAND- 641-sill", Elton Paul, Manager regtfredtv YO amendments." and possibly the largest in the county's unincorporated country estate are oI'it AND THE a homes will happened," he said. "It is a flexible type zoning territory has some 4,343.41 area. Unit two provides for se on JOHN EDWARD JONES of ll for about $60,000. "Where PUDs have been CARROLL&JONES,P.A..AI?Orn,Y YOU --r-,---- I 0 50 Legal Notice Planning With Zoning Seen As PUD Advantage 11 - - - ..-----.. - - .- - Thuday, July 10, 1975 - .. . .. - -- IIIIII 0 TOP -"--. - -II )0AEvenlng Hsra r -'-- - - 7_.-.---- ---------- =-- r----':- S ------- �- -----.-12A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Zoning Variance Thursday, July 10, 1973 9 Sought San-ford National LL Falls To Kissimmee l r" I By MICK I.00IMWGE Herald Staff Writer By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor £ a"r m . - A. Ii11h U_ - wLJTflL-! __ - .':• .: Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Thursday, July 10,1975— — But Locke took a back seat to Stockburger and Davis in the finals. Alter giving up a run without a hit In the first. in. ning, Davis blanked Sanford National the rest of the game. Ray Stockburger isn't 6-feet tail and 185 pounds, but the Kissimmee National Uttle League All-Star can pack apower.punch. Stockburger e a me run In the sixth iflfluig Wednesday night to lift r= .surunee to a 24 victory over the Sanford National Uttle League All. ars In the finals of the Sub-District III Little Major League Tournament at Ft. Mellon field, KLsslmmee will compete In the district tournament next week t StCloud . Sanford Nat'onaI was we Sanoru Ailar team to fall in the three-day, six-team tourney. The Sanford American and Continental All-Stars stum bled in the semi-finals on Tuesday. And had It not been for Stockburger, Paul Davis and massive Retley Locke, a Sanford team might be packing its bags for next week's trip to St. Cloud It was Locke, Klssiminee's 6-foot giant, who powered the Nationals over the Sanford Continental All-Stars on Tuesday. Locke fired a four-hitter and struck out 12. He also blasted a tremendous grand slain home run that fans still talked about Wednesday ___ -- - SPORTS • - Michael Florence says he purchased a new mobile home for his pregnant wife Denise In order that he could move out of the "shack" where they now live He says he made the purchase shortly after receiving a special exception from the county's board of adjustment to park a mobile home on an acre of property he had recently purchased in south east Seminole County. But Florence failed to wait on the purchase until the 30.day time period in which appeals can be made on the board of adjustment's rulings. And. Seminole County has appealed the lower board's decision. leaving Florence with n shack, ppl Ii pregnant wife and no pl:iLc to . put a mobile home. Last night in public hearings,-•Florence told the county commiss!oners of his problem, I and said that when none of his neighbors objected to his iocating a mobile home on the site near the Red Bug Elementary school, he assumed he could go ahead with the mobile home purchase. "They(neighbors) would rather have the mobile home there than the shack," Florence said. The commission ccntinued the issue until next Tuesday to allow County Attorney Tom Freeman to research the matter for allowing the mobile home on the site with a time limit attached. The commission appealed the j board of adjustment's decision F because the board felt the area was not suited for mobile homes, according to John • Percy, county land development administrator. The location of the site, mile west of Dodd Road and L mile south of Red Dug Road, is in Commissioner Mike Hattaway's district. Ilattaway says that the area js inanarea for single family residential homes, He says he initiated the appeal. : He says there are certain :. .-• areas which are "fantasflc"ter mobile homes, but he said the . county has determined that the Red Bug area is for single family residential homes, The location of the site Is in agriculture zone. Percy said that there is a "quite a bit of developmert pressure coming in" from big L developers ln the area. L'alot of single family residences are built then a mobile some would not be suitable for the area, Percy said. . "The area is suitable right nvw," he said. Percy also said that new procedures will be instituted immediately to make sure that individuals who are granted board of adjustment rulings understand that the rulings can be appealed wln3odays. Percy ha4 recommended that the county commission grant Florence a permit for a mobile home with a time limit to have the permit reviewed after a period of time, __- baffler. In the bottom half of the inning, Sanford .fljssed y Inches of tying the score. Human walked and was forced at second base on sharp grounder to the shortstop. Porzlg spr to second base on an overthrow on the double-play attempt. His steady, no-hit pitching gave the (j Nationals a chance to catch up. They caught up In the fifth and won the name in the sixth. Kisal thritcned I the top f th ning, but Sanford cut down two Kissimmee runners at the plate A walk a single and an error put K1ssl1T Jm1eer ruers on second and third Two wild pitches by Sanford's George Porzig resulted in the two Kissimmee runners being cut do down at home. ' . {!--_-• .-- - . ... With two out, Sanford's Soloman Hardy blooped a Davis delivery over first baseman Locke's head down therlghtfield line. The bail fell before the rightflclder could track it down, but it fell a few inches foul. __________.-" to Hardy struck out on the next pitch to end the game. . Davlsstruck out 10 and walked five en route to his no-hitter. In addition to Stockburger 's home run, Bobby Thompson, Tracy Pate, Darren Browning and Tolliver singled for Kissimmee. Sanford roared back in the bottom of the first with its only run of the game. Mark Huainan walked, went to second on a wild pitch, to third on Porzig's ground. out, and scored on a passed ball. Kissimmee tied the game in the fifth when Charlie Tolliver beat out an Infield single and scored on three Porzig wild pitches. In the sixth inning, Stockburger connected with a Porzig fasthall and sent it high and lazy over the right-centerfield fence The ball bard) cleared the -.... Porzig struck out six and walked five in fie-andtwo-thirds innings for F3nford. Freddie Howard, who sparkled defensively at shortstop for Sanford, took over in the sixth and retired the only batter he faced Kissimmee National Sanford National t -- -' 00 OI)' 2 S 3 100 000— 1 0 7 I all PER - Nettles Vaults To Starting Sp ot - NEW YORK (AP) - A last- of Cleveland, according to the the leading lineup were out Oakland, and Rod Carew of 1971 but has not previously ,_.:i'minute burst of support by soling results released today by fielder Joe Rudi and first Minnesota, the league's No 1 started Yankee fans has given dark the baseball commissioners baseman Gene Tenace of vote-getter in 1975 with Baton rookie Fred Lynn, aAim horse Graig Nettles the starting office. Oaklanj. 3,165,614. write-In candidate, jumped spot at third base In the Amen. New York's Thurman Tenace, who like Nettles will The AL outfield contest was from ninth place to fourth In the can League lineup for the 1975 Munson was the runaway be playing In the game for the the hottest, with Bonds vaulting final days of voting, but missed All-Star Game favorite for catcher with first time, edged Mike liar from third to first place in last gaining an outfield position by Nettles, ranked fourth a week 2,C58,535 sotes, a margin of grose of Texas 1,241,377 soles to week s tabulation with a total of 44,374 ballots ago, attracted a total of 1,181, 1,093,372 over Oakland's Ray 1,230,904 1,767,198 votes. He was elected The American League pitch583 votes to outdistance runner Fosse, and teammate Bobby The five will be joined by out the All Star Most Valuable ing staff, chosen by All-Star up Sal Bando of Oakland and Bonds took top honors In the fielder Reggie Jackson and Player in 1973 while a San manager Alvin Dark of OakLast - - I - -= -- -'1 T - awo -- I - -- in OUT MIAMI (AP) - Greyhound owners InThe Sarasota track was closed down the shutdowns. three cities have taken their dogs off the Wednesday. Tracks at Pensacola and Meanwhile, Morris said, judges at the track In sympathy with dog owners In Ebro, near Panama City, were unable to three boycotted tracks brought charges Miami jailed while striking for higher race open Tuesday night, hours alter the 18 against the trainers who have the repurses. Miami dog owners were jailed for defying sponsibility to weigh-In, according to state "We don't feel that we can race our dogs a court order to honor a contract and race regulations. when colleagues of ours are In- their animals. "The stalemate Is hurting everyone In carcerated," Mark Hill, a spokesman for Doug Morris of the Florida Division of the Industry," Morris said. "The state, the owners at the Sarasota Kennel Club, said Parl-Mutuel Wagering estimated the state tracks and certainly the men are sufWednesday. was losing more than $150,000 In taxes by fering." Jul WNW- -' number o of our Prize. El register. ____ Yi .'% '*Lf I1 • ' - f - '..' " -•'•- i...",.. - r . - ES - p •.. • . •;• --.- . , - Jim Kaat and Rich Gossage of Donald Baubiltz o( Sanford National shows deJeeden alter k*btoK1uhnmee.(HeraldPhoto by Gordon Williamson) . - 54- .'-' .- . :- Seaver Baff les Brave Batters By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IN BRIEF Baseballs slipped out of Torn Seaver's hand. His shoulder hurt. And be couldn't get his curve ball over. He had all kinds of problems pItching to the Atlanta staves. Oosterhuis Leads British; And the Braves had all kinds of problems hitting him. Even when he's troubled, the New York Mets' finest pitcher is Nicklaus, Irwin One Back hard to beat and he proved it Wednesday night with a classy, 2-1 decision over Atlanta In tO Innings. CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) - Carnotistle's 705Cardinals 9, Giants0 yard, par-72 championship course Is a "sleeping giant," -- -. Willie Davis and Ron Fairly pounded home runs and Ted according to Hale Irwin, the 1974US. Open champion. Simmons collected four hits, leading St. Louis and John Denny And anyone hoping to win the British Open title, and the over San Francisco $16,6W that goes with it, must be praying the giant '.-". doesn't wake up.. . "titros 4, Expos 3 Peter Ck'terhuls, the tall British favorite, tamed Car. Cesar Cedeno's run-econlng single In the 10th gave Houston Its noustie Wednesday with a low-under-par 68 to gain the triumph over Montreal Trailing 3-0 after 1"i innings, Houston lead in thefieldof 153 ButjackNlcklaus, the hot favorite, finally caught up when Doug Bader hit his sixth home run of the also tamed this famed course, and stands just one stroke season with one out In the ninth Inning off starter DenrLs Blair. back going Into todays second round. Reds 9, Ptillfles .' Johnny Bench drilled a gametying home run and Dave ConPeter Oos?erhus 333S-41 Edward L. Pearce 77.33-77 David Huish cepclon singled home the goahead run as sizzling Cincinnati 3433—O HvghBaiocchi 3433-72 )1-3—fl scored five times In the eighth to beat Philadelphia. Bench Jack Nicklaus 3&33--0 X*lNaglo • " walloped his 18th homer leading off to pull the Reds Into a 5-5 tie. Andes Oosthuizen 34.33_4 Roberto Bernirdjnl 34.34.7 . -# Tony Perez, who earlier hit a two-run homer, then singled andJack Newton 3237-40 Dennis dart W 36--n 36-33-49 Vin Baker one out later moved to second on Cesar Geronimo's infield hit n '' Pirates 3, Dodgers I SlrnonHobday 31-33-71 HubertM.Orn . .ee 34.34—fl Bruce Kison and Dave Giusti combined on an eight-h itter and Paul Lnerd 3444—fl John A. Jacobs . 33.31-72 Danny Edwards RichIe Hebner drove In two runs to help Pittsburgh beat Los 34-34-71 Graham Marsh 33.37— fl Johnny Miller Angeles. Loser Andy Mezsersml th, 12-6, fell behind 1-0 In . second inning when Willie Staellwalked, took second on a wild Brian Barnes 34-33-71 Bobby Cole pitch and scored on a single Michael Cahill by Heboer. 34.31-71 Sam Torrance . . -.. - --- - ' - •-' - ' . - ' . - . - - • Owners Uni'te - - - Hunter of New York, Jim Palmer of Baltimore, Nolan Ryan of - - - • - -- .', - -. ',.. th - - ' - ' - Seaboard Coastline's Terry Cooper slides Into second as Lake Monroe Inn's Pat Henry awaits the ball. (Herald Photo by Gordon Willilmion) B k s' E IS Boosts Ange roo Zone Code Amendment Proposed Additional changes to the Sanford Zoning Code and two construction site plan revisions ,Ai] top the agenda when the Sanford Planning and Zoning ('omxrission (P&ZI meets at 5 o'clock tonight. fl* commission witi conduct i blii heanng to consider changing and amending the zoning ordinance requirements on landscaping. B'iilding officials will appear to report to the commission on a file ndment arcl answer __________________________________ XOREBOARD r 6 Jt National League rvia,or 'eague East W L Pct. ' Baseball ' hPhlaYk == American League s, East GB V All Roston New York Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Oakland A Kanias Teuas Chicago CaNfornlis Minnesota 44 39 130 45 40 5 2 2 39 42 441 6 37 46 446 9 36 48 Wost 51 31 631 — City 44 3$ 34 si is 477 13 31 44 40 40 4? AAO 1? 4? 4410 Datuitt 14 141 1 16 614 43 Is 511 New ' / S1 32 Pittsburgh t 05 r 40 4) 402 Ii Louis Metro P/ayoff S la e d I Seaboard Coastline and Lake Monroe Inn pulled away w . Monroe Inn will battle for the two more in the top of the sixth. Sanford Metro League second. Seaboard scored a harmless 19 41 4S] W 4 31 13 4310 IS Chicacia half title tonight after Lake run in the bottom of the seventh Monroe Inn edged Seaboard 8-6 innIng, Wednesday to tie the teatus West d 13 37 29 443 -= Cincinnati with 11-4 records. Angeles 41 39 SS2 91 1 L cis Andy Rufas and Pat Henry 40 Its 4?l 16, ; San O;ego Tonight's game begins at 7 led LikeMonroe Inn with three 40 43 4 1 l' s Francisco p.m. at the Ft. Mellon softball singles apiece. Bob Hood 32 S7 36C 761-1 field. If Lake Monroe Inn wins, smashed a home run and Ed Houston the two teams will tangle next 34a1.sak smacked two singles. Results Montreit Wednesday's San Diego 3, Chicago Nrw York 2. nlnqS b.I.h,,.nh % Atlanta i, io in I n Ann.Ie ) week in a best two-out-of-three David RiCharde paced playoff for the league chainpionuship. Seaboard astline with a . - . - . rro r George F. Burns Ray Floyd Tom Watson J Mahaffey Terr'LeBroCq 3=3-31-71 Bernard Oallach.r 14-35-71 Mark Pfeil 34-il—il Martin Pezon 34-33-71 David Vaughan 33.31-72 Christy O'Connor Jr. u.n-n fl.33-73 37.33—fl 34.3—fl 35.34-73 3733-72 Teenage Franchise Holder? EVANSTON. 111. 1 A P) — Donna Wood at age 19 could By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS twcome the youngest pro football franchise holder in the it was poetic justice. First, Brooks Robinson took advantage of a th ird-strike wild pitch that would have ended the eighth inning and delivered a two-run single to put the Baltimore Orioles in front of the Through ads in suburban newspapers she has responses from 40women who want to play and seven men who want California Angels 2-1 Wednesday night. But in the bottom of the eighth, the brilliant Robinson, winner of 15 consecutive Gold Glove awards as the American League's premier fielding third basemn, made a wild throw — only his second error all season and the Angels promptly rebounded for a 3-2 victory on Dave Collim'twD-run Red Sox 9, Twins 8 Jim Rim's two-out double in the bottom of the ninth intung - scored Doug Griffin with the winning run. Boston ha -I tied the game earlier in the ninth Oil Cecil Cooper's pinch homer. Then Griffin delivered a pinch Single and scored all the way from first on RIce'S hit. Brewers 6, Royals 4 DonMoney hammered two solo hanie runs arxl Bobby Darwin - -= . -. -- to coach. "I am determined that the Chicago area will t-'sve a team ncxt year in the Women's Professional Football league," says Miss Wood a clerk at Northwestern University who will continue her studies In accounting as a part-time student this fall. "We will have our first organizational meeting July 21 when a name and colors for the team will be chosen and M players and a roaching staff selected." F orb es' a pens MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Dave Forbes of the Ek-dton Bruins used his hockey stick as a "bayonet" against Henry Boucha during a National Hockey League game, a )Ury was told Wednesd3y. �I I II 1~ . - I .Uu11 '. - - - - .-: - - 7. :. q . . . : .- . -ç . - •. -' - - - - _ ----- .-'-. - . i,w • $ erald Sanford, Ft. ThurU1y.JUty)I,1flS-2B Evening H Avon's Bard I TONIGHT'S ACROSS 1'\I Daily 6:SS (2) 7:00 (e) (24) Billie Jean King Trvii MAA 5Jf ''V"' Wattons (4) 2:00 (1) (44) Movie S'rees Ot San Frarsctso (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) A Family(4) (9) At War (4*) 9:30 Movie journal (44) Underdog (2$) AnO$t' World (4) Price Is Right (9) General Hosoital way u vva; 3:00 '-- (13) Honey West Harry - O Show (9) MORNING (24) What Makes A Good Father Sunrise Jtiee 6:00 (9) 6:10 (2) Almanac Sunshine 6:15 (,$) Jrr.arac 6:2.5 (2) I Dream Of 6:30 (4) Jeannie sunrIse Semester I 33 35 38 39 - - - - 152 53 54 56 57 (3S) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Lost In Space 5:30 (2) News (4) 'Andy Griffith 55 10 SEEK (13) Daytime (24) Villa Alegre (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2,4.0.9) News (24) Electric Company Lucy Show (13) DAY I IASIDOU TIll NATIONI BESTS E LLER. & FIND PoliticalUnits EIAISEIILASEDE N D I VE E R I P ME Y I ICC0 V N0PEEP 720 ' sE'rc.aIe'rmnn FOS YOIMSU CN1tD( Ii IEOINOOEO HNNI IVTVTLVNLNIMPMV T T V I T 10 S A S I D 0 P M V R P1 NATLCAEAI McK.'ever And The Colonel Carrasco4end.as (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart (24) I LORIORVPEVECCOOI NBC has given up on hockey, there Is little likelihood that hockey fans will e any of their favorite sport on network television next season. NBC sports president Carl Lindemanii Jr., reports that hockey telecasts during the last regular fell off than 20 points in the ratings, and we do wn two points during the Stanley Cup Man for All Seasons," on next Thanksgiving afternoon, preempting the regular week. day game shows azzi soap operas.. - Patricia Neal has a new ctar - her daugnter, Tess Dahl - and both guest In the opening episoic In the fall of "Movth' On.". - . An Metrana, new regular In "Movin' On," has become a "fast-food tycoon" In Hollywood. He's had playoffs. NBC, Is not plddng up a hut-dog operation for years the option for next season, and has now opened a bagel offer,d to tele%ise We Stanley 31eterla Cup playoffs again, taiL Un- . DEAR DR. LAMB-We have Figuring to score swe brownie Just found out after a glucose r-r, NPC s c..hcduled to tolerancet.esto(fourhours that my wife has or is a BTI1I hypoglycemic. Her test results TISUTU , were: First hour, 110; second _ r ou ) # fourth hour, 40. L MUST If L WV _______ L X FlIT - I GENE HACKJN JAMES COSeP' BITE I • . ,, 9 ,1 'I third hour, 36; .i I as& ______ ' ' and u just the opposite of diabetes, We would appreciate anything you could tell is about this, THE I TNC eff ises _______ os ce test. Was she actually bavftig wife Now smo*l%o _____________ had a gluc e to ii $3 ___ _____________ 1,• ___ _____________ r _____________________________ ___ J "'The FalsNosOeIoor,covLc _ ___ L Dr.pas a -~ vengeallco #0 ,I10 0* . 1l:lOfiOurX5,3S1 Shaw I V N V I W I I V C I A 0 W I I L N D I V E C E I N I R D N E U _________ ________ - imm :2ju ,z - ed athle , I -1rT.Tt'JAf.1LLh[,1 ___________________ The most highly acclaimed fiamilvi Pichlre of the year e In training for _1111111- __ _____ or wrte Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 353 Sanford. Fla 37771 CITY-STATE EMPIRE COUNTY COLONY PROTECTORATE PROVINCE STATE PRINCIPALITY COMMONWEALTH SATELLITE TERRITORY TOMORROW: WIad.R.,a.8.eds 91 Cause* - . I - - STORING IT p,ApES WSTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED'AD NOW. Call 372 7422 or $31 9993 __________________________ -Lecimm! Vingar' 041 Keipt Now - all four In one capsule. Ask for V54' Fausts . the original w i th the Clerk of the . :' , C L Dr. Lamb 9 hu Clerk of the Circuit By' Lillian Jenkins Depu?y Clert formation about hypoglycemia, Health Letter nuiribti' 3-9 011 write to me in care of this Low Blood Sugar' ________________________________________________________ CLEVELAND & MIZE Attorneys for- Petitioner P o Drawer.Z HOROSCOPE Sanford, FlorIda 37171 rub:lsts' July 3. 10, 17, 21. 191$ , bE P.; Pijblish July 10, 1975 DEP 57 IN THE CIRCUIT COU1111IT OF THE DAC CORPORATION, a FWida ARIES (March 21-ApeIl 19) mate. You have good, Innovative CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ', your home will p Plai ntif f, .j ' ' A Superb Mobile Home CommunIty,., With Something For Everybody. b y unexpected meeting at wi - 1'AFFER REALTY eo Real Estate Broke. 110 E 25th St. 377 4455 _______________________ 'f / JUST REDUCED 11.000 - 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, on large corner lot, big utility stied, drive by 2001 Summerlin Ave. and call for defails Sales price, $11,000 ________ heat & air, all for only 526.500 Stemper Realty __________________________ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3221991 19195. French 322 7371. 377 1196,377 $904 322 1959.322 1164 Sr . one from models on display. FROM our $135 Sanford - O• SautNOn Saxd SANFORD CRANK REALTY In re: the Marriage 0$ CAROLYN K. SHARP. 0, I , patio, new kitchen, Hurry I you can choose your carpet or col AfterS.3fl-711I Buttons 322.7643 - Near Golf Course anytime. N -- Rummage Sale $a?.9 to S. Old U.S. 55-Bo.Its & Accessories mu',? sell, 5,350 373 171) 1977 Mark IV,fully.q*jippetj, Ipecial McGuire at 3221431. Dealer. 122-1363 ______________ price, 1 4.093. Call Duane 66-Horses - 7371. JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'SE 1.6 Sanford 3Z3 4133 1967 Ford 2door. 1250 _- " MW 612)..ParkNQ, 68-Wanted to Buy _____________________ Ca sh for good used rurniture & .Cash For Your Junk Cars 2) 9136 OutboardMotors-3OhpElgin;l3tsp air, extras, We outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing, & IShifli 322 Buy mileage $150 377 3611 DAVES 37) 937Q CASH ForYourJunkCars ANTIQUES 373.1329 1 Piece ' Housifull -"'"- Sears; Also Citation Dishwasher Coming oon . . RALPH'S BUG -- .±.?H_3234321 HOUSE, Dedicated to precision 21' Lone Star, twin engine, galley. Wanted U bu used office furniture. Any head, trailer w.eleclric wench. Ojantlty. NOLL'S 11.500 or best offer. 372000). Cas,seterrs'. Hey 1797 $304206. ____ -. _ ______ VW Repairs for 11 yrs. Cor. of S. Sanford Ave. & Silver Lk. Rd. 372. _ 7313. ____ ___II - -"4 USINSS DIRECTORY OM EXPERT. READY TO SERVE YOU JUT' A PHONE CALL AWAY _____________ Air Conditioning - Double bed, springs & mattress. $25; Commercial meat slicer. 5,50. Binoculars, $1S; 3' front door. $10. ______________ Hgme Improvements" Point & Body Work Roof file L tin. firewoorl. Air For frt* es,ima, at SEARS in esSArford 122. 1771 Bedroom, bath, en ç,00d garden land. 577.000 ______________ ______________________________ _______________________________ ______________________________ _______________________ Heater, Furniture, Lumber, Bricks, Cenitrat Pleat 8. Air Corn. roning 2 Acres BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST- Bamboo couch. $3; Portable il'*Stalla water tri,,ir heat pump- BUDDY'S t4OMEI.V!PROVEMEtIT y Contractor Homes, acxiiton; lx 5)77 or 18 !.iti •.i-s ______ _______ sulation Call for tr Call us tc,vj3yt D 't del.,,l P'a',e tre tPq' mrst no' il'y the PCi u' & 0t'liver y Registered with the state as Cla;s A free es?., DY' iS AIR ',014. stereo, $35; Black leather bar 1? DITIONING. 3?; fIll. Insulation støøls. 573; 4 metal Bi-fold door; -. $10. 373-7210 after 1. Don't needi" Ser'a a useful ptit;('%e We Install '4.5,derni flIo*n r In again when you sell them ,.?Ii a ee • Classified .\d from the Hfc;ld. 641 6479 or 904.734 3096. on just ___________________ dial 377 16'l or 5)1 9993 To place Volusia Insulation Service, Inc - 90.4 your IC v cost Want Ad 7316108 Free Estimates 10 Yrs 6 EAP . a - Pest Control f APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 ParS. Dr,e 322 106 Pet Care estimates PET ________________________ • trees . P ES T IPIPI Piard nc, & Gmrg Ph 32'? .s57 _________________________ Payton Rea14 :. 4 P 'O 3 1301, 2640 H lawalho Ave at 11 92 .. GRAND OPENING AUCTION JULY 19 - BALL REALTY - Su erlor I Choice Listings O • lie • • ____ ______________ Sho '' ]e " __ _______ 11111001 ________________________ 11111111111111 LGndCIe*rIng TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett'i Beauty Nook) 519E pine' 327 5742 Pave top soil, till dirt, clay, and Forcing -- %hell available Pleas$ call njhf ordav.32339$3 ~AFA RE F Wals Gate all of July with ,iny purch?'ieOf Chain link or w.Xd I STEPSON LAND CLEARING Call 11101dritina, E%cavatinq. Ditch FENCE A1S1 Anytime 1%?) 'Ann ; ill cirt. t' oI 3fl 5ij ' C.A Backhoe Service • hauling • ; ,,nddlt'an.rg, lii drt. clay, rock All k.mds (A digging House tra'I , rs stored and rnved 3279147 rn "i' _____________________________ .'OVlNC, MAUI lNG SALVAGE Its. $upwor Mobil. Hoes. Show it W. Highway 50 I?l Winter Sonn Brooks Card,nwiIlctionoffar,00nd. 3?lO299atter6PM I I boned t973 GI*u. 'ob4l. Qno on Saturday. July 'Pu. Best 3ffes I' Land over 1112.wo talk4o o. Home Improvements - ".'..-:: I Weddings, Candds. Commercal API ALI ING LAND CLEARIN6 Portrait%. Aef ial, ActvertiS,ng All types 10158. acerige cleared We Summer Weeding Spec iaI 4715356 _________________ . ' - _______________________ QUALITY ' inspected, lOw Furniture 5101 Cl' 322 0271 All work. 2730377. Shaded all about I Luxury Livin g at Prices - Antiques STAN'S, 3729719 1971 Ambassador Station Wagon. I ZZ-2227 You Can Afford. Puppies Half Doberman,$l0 __________________________ -. : (Sunland Estates). Everything from bunk bed frames. us to Zippers, Sc July 12 & 13. 10 t available, Bud Cabeil. 372 0052 I Bedroom, 7 bath, pool, beautifully lnr.clscaped. 151.500 on our course and see what hf 15 • - - - ________ -'- 12. 9 to S. Behind Methodist Church. in Fellowship Hall, Geneva _ Vjkt%ae 0 , _ - _______________________________ 1967 Chevy Impale, good condition, Kitcnen.(3athroom Cabinets. ______________ ______________ Counter tops, Sinks. Installation _ ALAP argiow t . ri_Ww -zm~_==R~~m_____ w__ I it MR:! 4i ________________ _______ & 12. ____________________________ U, . .. _________________________ ________________________ STAN'S HWY 16 FLEA MARKET Saturday & Sunday 3329119 MUST SELL - New BR 2 BATH HOME. all extras, good location MAt E OFFER 3277717 ____________________________ 1V11•1 Established Residential Area? Motorcycle tnsijr." BLAIR ACEtIC 37)3166 - Toyota, '70 Corona station wagon. Stereo, Se-wing Machine, Book good cond ition. Below book Iii. . Camping items, & much more, GrOOming Specials now at 6704. acquainted prices for limited priced to sell 121 Lakeview Ave., time. 272-1307. Lake Mary from 9 to S. July 10, 11 Bows ________ ________ 1% & 3564,3 BR, carpeted, central air- 2610HlawattiaAveat 1197, Sanford. Mat, fIreplace, all electric kit. 2730120 then, 7' lots. $37,500 or best of f er . IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W 1st St 372 5411 Husband 11 I Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 SO per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2977 Hwy. 17.9', ChIldren's Store CALL OWNER- 372419$ or 373. Pro Real Estate Br.- krr MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Reg Real Estate ar'oker 'A5denigrd ARTHUR BECK WITH, NOTICE OFACTION JR. Clerk of The Circuit COSFI Of NOTICE OF ACTION TATr-. OF FLORIDA TO: Sernino'e County, FWi4a will on T04E STATE FLORIDA To FMTRICIA JEAN HUDSON thi5 71st day of July. 1975 at 11:00 WILLIAMOF A SHARP. WHOSE FIGGATT WHOSE PRESENT AM. at me west front door of me RESIDENCE ND MAILING . POBSON MARINE s! CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR - ________________________ In Sanford's Finest - COLOR TV, $11 ifs RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6141006 25 to 50% off Sand 10 Acre Tracts of land *th Moving? Why Not Live 47-Real Estate Wanted 322.6457 LIKE NEW! T REES? Young coule will lily. this 3 DIVISION A - GENERAL CONTRACTOR WINTER SPRINGS UNDER 322209O _______________________ Make offer 372 1061 Due to Smoke damage, merchandise A nt 2 bedroom home with Florida room. carpeted throughout, all new appliances, corner lot. $17500 $30 6061 or $31 147) OUR BEST BUY 53% 0772 323-8160 ------ ---------. Color TV'; from ISO. BOW. from 515. Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1200 S. French, 322 1731. . I C NCW. 53€W) 322 3301 -------- - 79-Trucks-Trailers 65 -Pets-Supplies ' -- ____ -. Dachshunds Miniature. AKC sas. 1963 Chevrolet step Side pick up. 349 Chihuahuas, white male, )I -,mn,, 5116 evenings, $50 ANIMAL HAVEN 54ragt Sates GROOMING & BOARDING 1946 Chevrolet truck, . ton, with fleW utility body and rack;, good KENNELS 322 5757 Exercise Bike; Chrome bars for shape, good tires. 5600 or beSt Ford pick up; A C; Picnic Table, Schnauzers black mniature, all offer 37) 6259 s-Acreage Ports Pot, Table, I chairs; mates, $100 AKC Reg. 373 7310 Clothing etc 3777709. between 101 S 1971 F.100 F or d Super Van. 6 cyl. Seminole County to 60 Acre radio, air conditioner. io.000 tracts, several locations S1,100 10 YARD SALE - Friday 1 Saturday. Moving to Apt. Must sell AKC, St. miles EQuIPPedf0f%,efviCe truck Moving. Everything goes. from A Bernard male. 1' yrs. Large, $4,000perar Goodterm; Terry 349 5130 to 2 150.6 Mellonville beautiful, gentle 8.6? 8550. Ratty. REALTOR, 6210711. __________ __________ 1971 Chevy Truck, custom tO, 4Cyl Lake Mary, S Acres between ira Flea Market, 9 a m 6p m , Sat. July Persian Kittens, shaded cameo I' bed, rear step, $1.499 final offer 17. Hidden Lake Club House. 41h St. at VanRuren St. Near champion blood Ilnej, $75 & $100. 131 6*55 Sanford. For Info call Sat. 332. School. Bruno Bellucci, 1912 377 0575 _______________________ L ou ise St , Crystal Lake, Illinois, 73$. _______________________ 60014 Free to good home, small black & 8O---Ajtos for Sale HUGE CARPORT SALE- Fur.white part wire terrlor, male 1 yr 7t. Acr. 12'x60' Mobile Home. niture, Baby items, Clothing, old 373 1771 Sacrifice Sale Near Lake & Town room) home. c a. fenced. covered I Ave 1977 17'x64', 3 OR, I'., bath, extras P4 down Assume payments, Trailer, $109.34 mo. on rental lot. 834 9477 after I & all day Sat. & Sun. Owner - 7)' Crltchfleld Cruiser, 160 Inboard bedroom. 1' , bath lot 7 bd rec. F rom orland. Tak. 51 411 fl miles Exit Of H* lt.3 _____ 78-!I%)torcycles &1-_Eqttiprnent for Rent 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Service the Pest. Wester.s Auto. 301 w Is, St. Sunland. S21.0m BEDROOM SUITES Bring your own home or "''.' . MAITIAPID FLEA MARY Fenced yard. 3 bedrooms I bath, Machine, Pop Machine AND FOR FOR ECLOSUR E %ALE am Notice is hereby given that the WILLIAM A. SHARP. DIAL AND SMILE Ba., mortgage, 116.600 Payments . per month. PIT I. or refinance, 2BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Peco,itnricj Halleries, II? 95 exchange REELS BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave _______________________ Couch with matching chair, vanity dresser, mirror, chest, dining set, matching buffet, 373 5311. REALTOR 2201 S. French Ave321.004l yrs.. old, In excellent conditIon. DIRECTIONS Wife. .,2 3491 STUDIO 1,2,3 Color TV, Pool Table, F IN 4 Good area, has assumable 7' SLake ILaurdromat *Adult Clubhouse with 76-Auto Parts Merchandise Fireplace, den, citrus trees. Apartments -. 1970 Cuda. complete engine GARA(',E SALESilurd3y at! day. keg Apaloosa Stallion, 2 yrs old, overhaul, now 4 On the floor, J]l bath, family room, eat 1n kitchen, _______ -Sunday alter 12. Dining room Broke, ready to ride. Very gentle, 0517, screened patio, central heat lair, '----'-------suite, shotgun, misc, 373 .1057, 104 Call after 9 p rn 349 $547 sell cleaning range. dish washer . SG4AlSCeiiafleOUS for Sale West Coleman Circle, 1973 Nova 7 Door ___________________________ ______ _______________________________ disposal, carpet, large closets, - - -.---------_---.-. In the Herald Classified ads are 2514 Yale double garage, on 100' a 710' well Hammond :ades Organ, $350; ii Neighborhood Carport Saleblack and while and read all over. Aftq 5.322 0610 landscaped lot. combined collection of trash, Yamaha 100, 5350 Both g 1973 Buick Lesabre, 4 dr., air. Only trinkets I. treasures of the condition 3239096 67AFeod 12,300 327 1991 After S. call 377 Kish Real Estate families on (709) Wynn Dr. fenced. Priced in low s's. .3 Carriage Cove Adult Clubhouse is Make your Budget go further, th the Classified Ads every day. KENMORE WASHER, parl, service, used machines to 1.4 A.500 373 9378 -JCHNNY WALK ER SANFORD %21.M 540' PoolIWading Pool --- Country-- 7 bedroom mobile nome Larry Saxon, Realtor Oulef 2 bedroom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch. $133 GIANT OAK TREES- Shades. this fenced corner Id Included is 3 mo 15? & last, Older couple only. Bedroom home, with central 377 0717 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD Spring here and it's a good tme to chooseanewhomefromtheplges ni r classified ads. .--- ,- I HP G,ssolne .'lelder & Light Plant. $500 52-Appliances Koshlol, 203 Ocean Drive. Tavernier, Fla., 33070. PEAL ESTATE INC Nice 2 bedroom block home, fur. nished or unfurnished 3732970. Slide In Cab over camper, 10' camper. Siee 46. Will trade. 332- - - . _____ &I-Machinery-Tools, 1 lOSSanoraAve. 3770721 5 Friday; 1.5 Sat. 8. Sun liwn Only 572.900 Call 373-9110 ordens DE P S4 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) between you arni h irid thit you SUBURBAN HOMES, according to Ixesers I,... ._.,,, R EAL TOR 322 7190 ~ P. TAVLR Iii; wife, and LOCAL CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-l)74.CA4-s-A NOTICE - - - - ._........... ______________________ Just listed. attractive 3 bedroom air 1911H*y 1797 Open Sal L Sun. 9S Bank Bldg. Sanford Plaza, (By conditioned home with family 4382920 L.P.P4 A.F.) room. Fenc ed yard, and carpet, __________________________ large well landscaped manicured La wn Mowers We Sell The Bes t 1, . CaliBart Real Estate OR, stiae trees, nice location. 212 Colonial Way. Sanford. 322 2530. G eneva WILLIAM E. TAYLOR arid JUNE SEMINCLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants. 669.250 LONGW000, IN THE L1RCUIT COURT, 15TH OF Lose yourself In style, large living COLUMNS. select disSOlutIon 0$ the mar riage exist rig South 7964 feet of Lot 7, Block 3), SHARP, Husband, and these #h...4 , Kitchen •Tri Center, Jukebox, Pool Table, Pin Ball the blood glucose level is not fulfill a long-time desire provide a new social setting, always a reliable indlcativ of ('sCMINII May 2I-June 20)Ia Accept all invitations. RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN AND Seminole County Courthouse, ADDRESS ARE 6714 MONT RCSE, how much glucose is getting Nice Vita - the sweet life CAPRICORN iDec. fl-Jan. WHOSE LAST KNOWN Sanfr(1. riorids, offer for sale and CHICAGO. ILLINOIS lrto the cells and that is what beckons. You'll be ready, with 19) You're the king or queen In RESIDENCE IS 11-399 BERKLEY sell at public outcry to thu hIgiwE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED plenty of invitations to the your home today, Your relaxed, DRIVE, CIlO, MICHIGAN. arid best bidder- for' cash, the that a procelding for disSOlut ion of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED following described property A diabetic can have relative social whirl and no time f t outgoingrnatnerrnakesyou the snactforDSLuTlONOF situated if, Seminole County, m. shorttitle of which is IN RE hypoglycemia 410w blood boredom. centerciactivltyforfamilyarId MARIIAGE has been filed igaiflst Flor ida THE MARRIAGE OF AROLYN K. yw In ";ch Pot It iorw is SlAing a The North 25 1#0 of Lot I and the "ARP, Wife. and WILLIAM sugw) even ohm the blood CANCER IJune 21-My 22) friemis. A, • ...,,,,,.a SANFORD'S NEWEST ADULT or FAMILY PARK. y 30, 1973 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, FINANCE FLORIDA. 5 Bedrooms - NELSON'S FLORIDA -ROSES woodruttsGarden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanf or d . 3494 - .. 323 66)0 -.-.----------. 42 Mobile Homes - .. Let me MOW or TILL your lot and or oarden spot. Floyd Freer, 332 $191 Also other Item;. 323 0100. marina, fish camp or acreage. Buyi ng within 60 days. Wm. Trath& Trea sure Sa le - July 10, 11. 323 $311. .( - SCORPIOOd. 24-Nov. fl) A COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-1113-CA441 In re: the MarvIa, 0$ TIMOTHY FERRELL FIGGATT. Husband Petitioner ul service All you do is swim, See this now. Rick Moran. 41 6270, 3 BR. 1'-, bath, air conditioned, newly painted, $160 mo. 1st & last, Pl us deposit, Sunland. 37)0343 OvtaIidO. F or-Ida 3$01 Publish J air conditioner, drapes, area rug. $150 per month including pool Work your own hours Earn extra Sanford, clean 2 BR, 1 bath, fully carpeted, sioo per rno, 1st 1. last, Income a; an AVON Repreten IN TAE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Suite 920, Hartford Buildtnq FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 100 East Robinson Street FLORIDA Sanford 372 7001 dining, large eat In kitchen, and room for mother in an apartment. Extra storage, workshop, ply; 7'y baths. Reduced below appraisal. tatIvp Call 641 3079 _____-- -- Camper top, for Jeep. 1', $135 Slightly damaged. 322 ONI __________ Days 322 6173 P4kjhls 322 5474 or 322 2352 .--- I ________________________ Bennett Realty Inc. _________________________ ____________________________ Court. the style of which is Indicated above hand " otfitiai seal of said Cour t this 7th day ci C. Victor Butler. Jr. Brok er , 107 W. Commercial deposIt. 323 5131 County Courthouse in Sanford. oullxJaflt to the FInal Judgment enter ed in a ca se pending U said Fiorid. Attorney at Law Evans. Nigel 4. Butler Lawypr; I Bedrooms. 2 baths, large family room, membership in recreational fa ci lit i es including pool and tennis courts. $13330 W. Garnett White room with brick fireplace and Seminole County Courthouse. Att'iit't •or Ptintjfp Patio Houses JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC hospt'tallzatlon, Small? bedroom house, 593. 1st 1 Uniforms, last, house & yard subject to vacation pay Good opportunity s.pectlon at any time. Beardall f or advancement for hard work er . Ave 372 31 19 Apply in person on ly to Bill 6aer LotS 1,3.3,34,31 itid 31. Block C. Sanford, Florida. off** for sal. and ($*$I) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Elaine RiChirde Dipu'y Clerk Realty 26065. Hwy. 1792 REALTOR 373 77 Acreage book shelves. Enjoy formal being Civil Pe.mber 75-I0II•CA09B. Court of Seminole County. Florida, FRANK J. TEPPER. ESQUIRE AN)REwS, SMATHERS, TEPPEP 1. KEMP, PA P 0 Bog 3477 Orlando, Florida 37503 54.500 CASH 322 4132 SpecIal shrub and garden sprayers, Table I Chairs, Color TV & Stereo St. Johns River area. Home, preferred. 130 week. Security V1(, 3219 S Orlando Drive, An Equal Opportunity Employer. LOT overlooking Lake Crystal, And man, S day week, full time. CATHERINE DOUGLAS. Wife, and SKY LARK SUBDIVISION, UNIT 1, sell at public outcry to the Pii,Pe5t r H B.ckwltls, Jr Homes, Lots pe,11.nce with -____________________ July, 1973 - balance, preferably 5 years ex- 2 Bedroom, unfurnished, Adults mechanized . Larga 3 bedroom, 2 bath, includes disposal 30(1 dish washer , mombership in junior olympIc pool, tenns court. $30,500 Lommercial Properties completely enclosed Appliance,, Full charge bookkeeper, mustbeexperienced in all i*,ases 3 30O. HOME BUSINESS ideal corn mercial location on Hwy 11.92. Over 110' frontage, also garage apartment, $45,000 excellent term; Harold Hall M. UPISWORTH REALTY 32-Houses Unfurnished New I used car clean upend detail ______________________ "se undenlgnid Clerk will sill nit will 015 the 1st day of July. 117$, if marriapehasbeen filed against you at the door of the arid the short title Is IN RE: THE Property situated in Seminole 11:00 A. Dpu'y Clerk PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK SANFORD LAKE MARY area,? BR duplex with In the ground pool. operatIon. Call 223 6164 for app?. S to Defendant (Sail) 5: Arthur- H. Beckwith. Jr Clork of the Circuit Court By: S: Cecilia V. Ekwn, - l or 7 Bedroom. Adults only Wanted, bookkeeper through trial NOTICE OF Notice Is hereby given that pur MAILING ADDRESS AN FORECLOSURE SALE THONY PILOT'Tl, P0 BOX 11. Ivan? to the Final Judgment of Notice l hereby given that t he oreclos ur e and sa l, entered in the GLENMORE. PENNSYLVANIA F cause pendlngln the Circuit Cowl ln JfldersI9Id ARTHUR H. BECK Ina sd for Seminal* County, Florida, WITH. JR. Clerk of the Circuit Florida. 32171. on or before me list day of July. A 0., 197$. otherwsI a By LAWRENCE E. LAMB •vp will be entered agairbt you. ____________________________________________ WITNESS my hand and sealof the It cil "W Clerk of the, Ciecult The trea tment for low blood new*aper, P.O. Box 1551, C "or ounenffiIs onI day 0f June, A.D.. AVALOPI AP APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. 726 eves. & wk ns. 373 7011 - ATTRACTIVE 3 bedrOOm. 1½ bath. central air, split Br. plan, wall. wall carpet, low down I assume mortgage 576,900 Now houses In a rural area. Noclown payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government Subsidized to Qualified buyers. Call to see it YOU quality! 323 6061 or 3730517eves. 1st class Body & Pant Man National Auto Sale% Inc. -- 75--Recreational Vehicles 1st Household furniture Moving Sate. Tables. Lamps & Accessories 111. -- ------ -- & iii ioi ' .. REALTY CO. BROKERS REALTOIIS 645 ?)33 '' AFTER IRS - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or lOOP item; arrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave ________________________ - s.& Hanging Bask.?; at Trt KULP DECORATORS w is? St,3fl 2335 We steam clean carpets --- ----- _________________________ They're Hot" * 3)A---Duplexes Newspaper experience required. ________ Applicant must be well organized, DELTONA-- NwDupIex,Furnor an excellen t speller, and en joy unfurn Drapes, Water, Lawn selling on the telephone. kins d best bIdder for cash, the to •CCOI'01159 to the Fiat user-cd , as theSe presents Command y following described property appeararidfileyovrAnswer- eremer recorded in Flit Book 17. Pages arid IS, of the Public Records of situated in Szmlriole County. Florida' Svrlr'ole County. Florida. the Circuit Court in arid for S4mnole Lot it, Academy Minor', Unit One. Coun?y, Florida, and serve a copy it public sac, to Ie hkjPitst and best thereof on Petitioner's attorney, bidderforcasliat 11 OOA U o'clock Plat Boos II. Page 13. Public AM on the 31st day of July, 191% nt Records of Seminole County, Mack N Cleveland. Jr- ,of Cleveland th Seminole FlorIda & Mire, P 0 Drawec Z. Sanford, me west irnt door of e * Peg Real Estate Broker 003 W. 1s.t St 377 2611 -1319993 AND DOUGLAS, Husband, and JOYCE * "Get 'Em While * 7345 Park Drive $70 up ______________________ '---. . - .-----. . CUTHIE MAE MORGAN. MARRIAGE OF HUBERT LEE County. Florida. described as: . - 42 Farmers Fridays front load deluxe sewing machine. 5)Id new for 5349.00. Pay balance of SU or 10 payments of it. Set at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 37911I eve. $ ll LAKEFRONT choice 1 bedroom, 41---Houses central air. waII.wall carpet, on MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn ----------------.-------. -. one acre shaded lot. 185.500 plete set up. I'll save you money. Attamorite Springs - 3 Bedroom, 2 Licensed Orlando 773 5170 bath, large lot, 1.IOQ sq. It. ofliving COUNTRY HOME SITE Nearly one GREGORY MOBILt HOMES acre lot In area of tine country area, double garage. 533.000. 613 3003 Orlando Drive homes Shaded 17.500 Po*eit Drive, 139 9050 Owner, Sanford3fl 5200 Call Bob Markey, Advertising Nice 1 bedroom apartment, air, Director carpeted, only $105. Adult;, 377 Li ) NOLVS Casselberry, 17 92. $ Assume Payments Hunt Realty Jim - Care. 373-107* or 664 6314, . jf cabinets.. is. is Cash and Carry. _ WITT REALTY 2565 Park Dr. 2574 Park 0' PEAtTOR LAKE MARY- Just listed, 3 to* bedroom, I' bath home with .. refrigerator, fenced back ST. JOHNS yard, FHA available. $71,900 Forrest Greene, 3B Will buy or consign guns of any description 323 7340 62-Lawn.Garden DELTONA- 7 homes, 3 BR. bath. P40 OOwpi PYMI. 'ro QUALIFIED BUYER. S2I,0W, Reg Real Estate Broker 371 0410,3fl.774,323 7$95 _____________________ 7643 ' The Evening Herald has an opening for an experienced classified telephone sales person DARVIS. Individual YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thu a proceeding for - Real Estate paid, $170 per mo $10 damage depoSit, 37707$; CLASSIFIED SOLICITOR JOYCE CATHERINE DOUGLAS. FLORIDA DOOR CO.. INC. a IN. Florida corporation, VIHLEW FLORIDA MORTGAGE ELE CT RIC CO. a Florida cor- VESTMENT COMPANY, INC., 4c, Responderd Plain tiff, po,'atbon, CHAR L ES W. PEN NOTICE OF PROCEEDIN3 vs RESIDENCE from 51.iO 5,54 5,i 4170, I Room Apartment, part utilitir, Live In baby sitter, for one Child, small salary Call 814 3032 _____________________________ Publish: Jun* 26. July 3. 30. If. $175 NOTICEOFSALE , t4entalsAveilable 5135 $150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I11 SR 431. Longwood New deluxe studio apt., adults Only. WWcarpet.ceramictile.$l2Smo. See Mgr. at 612S Park. No. 10tr, TOWNSEND LUMBER CEO 159 JOYCE CATHERINE DOUGLAS. -- 10, i7 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TnpprIce;pa;d,usec%.anycond,jOr. 641 0126. Wint* Park Wood or sleet desks (executive desk & chairs. secretarial & chairs. straight chairs, filing TRADE - - - Slousehold ALTORS ...... --. . • We need another real estate licensee to help us make sales Forrest Greene, Inc. i?)633,322anO.eves i BUY -SELL 311-315 E. Fir;? St. 332 ______________________ 322- 2420 Anime I4n We have listings We have buyers. .. OF 'rItE STATE OF FLORiDA TO: -- --- Spacious pine paneled. 3 room, air conditioned, lovely Quiet neigh. borpiood Call 377 0296, WITNESS my hand and official CASE NO. M11111111-CA-WIll seat of 'his Court, this 111th day of BROOKS MORTGAGE Jui'i, 1 C. E 97$. COMPANY. INC.. a Florida cor'. (Seal) p0r-$iOI'%. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Plaintiff, Clerk of the Circuit Court en Deputy Cleft BROWARO, INC., a Florida corfl - . 07)0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR may be entered against you for the CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE relief demanded in the Petton By' Lillian J BAMBOO COVE APTS. 12 OR Furn., Unfurn. 300E Airport, 37) I3 Part tlmedelIvery man for furniture Store, Experience necessary 373. j - above styled CO4jtlonor before July IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 73rd, 197$; otherwise a Ji,idgment "; Sanford, By Owner Idyitwilde Ili Section. 3 Bedroom.? bath, family room on large lot, lo* down payment. 322045 after 6:30 P.M. family. Your .MLS Agency ly Ju 8-Wanted to Buy -_--_____________________ Used office furniture WILSON MAIER FURNITURE refrigerator, Ideal for small LakeMary, 2 BR Furnished Adults, NoPe?;. $135 290 State Rd IS ________________________ 3221711 ______________________________ I & 2 Bedroom furnished apIs, ____________________________ 322 ___________________________ OEPW WHOSE Debary, Adults., Lovely large 1 btd room, air, Ideal for retired persons. 322 0054 Cosmetologist Master preferred Legal Notice Legal Notice ,ESTATE Furnished? OR Mouse Adults. No Pets NtceLoration In 35" _________________ -.- Secretary. '''i I ,mi Shorthand requredt lull limo permanent Position, good benefits for experienced person. Call Cardinal Industries for an in terview. Sanford 37% 0720. - COUNTY, _____________ LITTLE BEALITY- At a price of 519.900. This home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, range. Thunday, S'PP' . - LEADER' Sanfo, FL Supplies -Offic - mtg, Great for added income. All for $16,000. . cW'fense or plead rv with the Clert of For Friday, July 11, 1975 the ' Jot, --- ____________________________ . 11, L.ShapeNac.grlahydebutton5a,, $700; Bar Stools, Glass rack. Bar 3fl 1034 Goods OLDIE BUT GOODIE- Add your NEW HOMES In good area, & --__________________ own charm to this 2 bedroom Bedrooms Priced in mid s. 5 3 piece living room suite. green, $15 Banana Lake, turn, 2 bedroom heat&a:r,%17S CallMf Dors,qW. 303 0641 Peas, you pick, black eyes and DUPLEX- Furn. or Unturn., Ideal 1973 12 wide. 1 bedroom, AC, adults purple hull On Oreon Ave i Location, Reasonable Rent. Phone $175 per month. 372 5939 mile north 01161 lust west of 1.1 ,_ C)wner 3033721. Beautifully furnished, large 2 Pure Honey i Bedroom unturnished apt air, bedroom, adults preferred $150 1001W 3rd St.. Sanford wall to wall carpet. $125 month, per mo.Call 372 4.470 332 SOil SOdamae depoSit 203 E 71st St 3734309 after 5 - 30 I WEKIVA RIVER ________________________ Adult mobile 'home village, under 18-4*lp Wanted large thacly oaks on the scenic 31--ApartnIients Will Mary or Frank Hart*tef pliaW call Ilid Fred Rugçi at I 901Y61 kVO before 2 p m. U R 6 E Pt T. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 2077 for We Care"'HC?tinr' f -.--- I', bath on corner Existing, s.I6,. 7 _______________ i a Delaware coratlon, CENTRAL FLORIDA CASE NO , 714S149.0 and box it us as thown: DOMINION Vi COMPANY, a Florida corporation, In re: the Marrlae DOUGLAS, WHITE'IOE APPLIANCE CEN HUBERT LEE 'rEPS. INC., a Florida corporation. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Husbind. C.E BUILDING PRODUCTS. INC., FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PetItioner, CEETAROTCETORPICSPS __ 16aatnsctioas. The hd.n mee h*nd belo w sppsa forward, backward, up, down, or is tha puzzle. Fled dcIi CANTON t . $li.r, • "SA 'SAP4FORDS NFORD 'S SALES Furnished 2 Bedroom Cottage. neat & clean. 19S monthly to couple. 6416739. I on trance, bath I parking. 323 957 Offer S p m 9-Good Things to Eat - -- -PACED WITH A D*1NK1fr4 PROBLEM Ptf'haP$AC0$O Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4517 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, FLorida 27111 Foi P,jr?P*r information c 123 4.SV - . 3ouses Furnished ________________________ ______ - ______ PvbIith: July 10. 17, 24. 31, 1973 DIVISION F M P E V I C I T Y S T A T E T0T P Y OCTP ROHCANTOM ETA SAD be lev1 is quite high, because the You'll unexpectedly , ,t-_l .. ....i 1...I ..k I._ L._ .'.,,-...A,1 1,... .. ..,.....1 .1.,..... .1__ 7TT7 1,1, isTV . . .-., - Z~ - . -TT I7 __~ I -_.1~ ~,___ 77 . , - ., - _____ Luis Perez SEMINOLE 2Bedroomfenced yard $tSOmo Adult; prif erred 323 SISlor3fl 6620 _________________________ ____________________ Rebecca A. Roberts FLORIDA ____ ______ --- - Casselber-ry, Florida 3D07; and file CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-U47-CA-14-F N R R Itt' N I I SIA R P1 1 1 P A ON OPR I NCAPL I TYCEVESRT hidden name A BABY'S WORLD Care for infant; to age 2 Only. 001 E 25th St. 3fl ____________________________ Child Care in my home 5)5 for one, $25 for two 3?? 3951 strom Rea lty Sten Hera, 41-Houses - - _____________________________ Summer Program HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373 690 es IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL 'Il. NAME STATUTE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby g.ven that the undersigned, pursuant to the CIVIL ACTION NO. 7i1277CA44A lii a: tiSe Marrla,e "Fltl1los. Name Stitufe" Chapter ROBERT S GLAZE, Husband; 665 ps. Florida Statute, will register and with theClerkcftheCircuilC't. in MARGARET J GLAZE. Wits and for Sorningle County, Florida. NOTICE OF AC1ION upon rper,pt of proof of the TO MARGARET .1 GLAZE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS oublicaton of ths notce. tte tic 20.45 Mountain Terrace NAME LAW titiQu; name, tO wit SPEED Memphis, Tennessee 31127 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN mat QUEEN FABRIC CARE CENTER OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ?Pe underSigned, desiring to engage under which I am engaged ,n that an action for Dissolution 04 U1busifletiuflder the fic1tjSna,ne business at 103 East Is? Street, Marriage has been filed against you. NURSERY in Sinford, in the City of Sanford. Seminole Count y, Florida, ntesto Florida. in *$iiti Pt$Itioner is seeking a divorce; and you are reQuired to register thesaid name with the That the party interested in said ENDED BOCK= CA" _____________________________ -- - KINGSWOOD was su'pri'i how many en ideas today. Put your mind to job that requires working with men w _____ - -- CASE NO. 7S434.CA.4.E n symptc*71s ( ow blood sdgar' t r F ____________________________________________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. corporation. I Fddoy -_ durmxt atMetes had relatively work on a plan for smile new fun We harxis will be my today, '0Jcct r'i low blood s.'gar levels on though y'.ai felt formerly Uiat and repeated tests but had no TAURUS iApeil 20-May 30 you lacked uPATRICIA JEAN HUDSON SAGITTARIUS (NioV. nDeC. FIGGATT, ' 4 5)'TnPWM at afl and were in The mea ns to carry out an Wife. Respondent. optimal health. These young expensive beautification,of 21) This is the day for an AM er unex ectedl th ll to lb* Sunday - Noon _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND C IEIIlL LIKE SEAN ALSO - dining, fenced, $31 3457 _____ The Da,j Before Publicotlon Evening 4louses Florlua room, wail-wait carpeting, - Complete child care services. New NOTICETOC*IOITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IS ALCOHOL A PROSLEM? SAID ESTATE: IN YOUR FAMILY? You And cacti 0$ you are hereby AL AN(.. notified arid required to tie any For families or friendi of problem claim; and demands which you, or 'lriker; E N T A V Lovelv3R.1ath. living, Room In prIvAte home Lady only. Apply 100 Country Club Road after .4 p m 6-Child Care Line; MininWm ___ AMOCPNI IETNTNDDNCRC 32-Houses Un __________________________ ___________________ Rentals I OST - FemMe Pomeranian. light brown. tall broken. tle, collar VIcinty Princeton Reward COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN DEAR READER - ft would be Interesting to know why YOUI By BERNICE BEDE OSOL focFRflZ 5 30 P.M. - ~ _______________________ __________________________ BULLET 3 IS 3 le ?:)S liii Noon GERALDINE F MURPHY her as a diabetic, but with no just ca sugar depends on what is Rad CIty Station, New York, 'S diet with six meals a causing it. For more in- NY 10019, and ask for The she is very tired 90 per cent of 'flse doctor said u-us - Estate Art " TIlE NIIráE 80; The dOCtlA' here IS treating _____________________ I4tjw11w r, 0:00 A.M. 6th'u 2$ times U time; PR.7$-lfl Attorneys at Law 709 North Oak Avenue __________ h HOURS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Maria Perez CLEVELAND & MIZE DIALING AROUND: MX , ___ ___ __ - __ __________________ line ltc a line 24C line DEADLINES I?heq of you may have against said estate in tP"eofficeof the C fork of the Circuit Cos.rt of ttie E"gPe,nm Judicial Circuit, Seminole, County, Florida, Probate Diviion, in the Ccu"hWW at SariftwiL FIorida. -'him four cilindar months o Iø t;r f thefirt publication f tti5 riotce. Each clam or dema',d must be in writing and fled , duplica?: and state me place of resederice and post office addreu of the claimant and must be awun to by the claimant, Pili agent torn-y, or the same shall be void Dated at Orlando. Florida, this 2nd day of July, 3975. .3 Carter Murphy As Executor of said ?ate. Rc.beql C MatThia; Law Offices of ROt*fl C. Mltttiiis Attorney for Executor 101 S. Magnolia Ave Suite 301 Orlando, Florida 33101 Publish: July 10. 17. 192$ furnished 21-Si?utions Waded S-Lost & Found 4lca -_ ____________ ersonals P , ______________________ SATURDAY 9-Noon CUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROlATE DIVllON CASE PlO. 4- ARE IOU LONELY? Lit us help Challnglng part tim• ad YOU to meet the right person just mlnistrative,zecutiv,. secI Work YOU NATIONAL SINGLES desired by mature attractive, CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 energetic, experienced woman 773-2740. Write Resident. Ill Plantation ____________________ Blvd ake Mary. or call 321 0056. _____ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish, July 3, 10, 11, 24. 1 97$ DE P-15 Treatment Depends On appear to be interested. 831-9993 P 0. Drawer 2 FROZEN OI,Tr: Now that air the prestigious movie, "A ____ • serve a copy of your written Clerk of the Circuit Court of business Sat folio.';: H. G. lames defenses. If any, to GENE R. Seminole County, Florida Dated at Orlando, Oraoqe County STEPHENSON. Attorney for Clyde E. Smith Petitioner, Post Office Drswe James J. Roberts Florida, JJ. 30 397$ CCEOTYT I CNMTNOI RDCR more 12:30 245 5:00 Orlondo-Winter Pork 3222611 5: R. M. Wlkirn, Sr. 5: William V. Owens Publish: July 30, 17, 24. 31, 117$ DEP SY FOR A W S MAY 32 29 50 HIGHLIGHTS 'TE.230P.M.'St23 J - rrir - 1 ________ I IAR4 MATS. - _____________________________________ Today In Florida (I) Park Neighborhood 133. 44) May It 1:30 (2.0) Days Of Q'Lives (24) Feeling Good Sunrise - 21 28 31 -- - 6:30 (2.. 0) NBC News (9) ABC News Hope 1111=" 23 22 w--ILr 3:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers " Ryan's 14 34 city Council (33) Batma n (44) GilligifI's. 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A 0 - 330 (4) Match Game (9) One Life To Brady Bunch (33) TJ ".- (35) Carloorn (44) Addams Family Life - SEMINOLE FRAME AND TRIM COMPANY at Lemon Street Ex. . use L#) Three ______________________________________ - flbuiinej$wderth efctitloulname - 5 32 Vsu 3.4 5'.r3.5 Se'es Notice A'rQt 0$ 54 Recent 9 Da'se4 20 55 Ssamers lab) f'tame 56 Metal 10 E4iflhO*ef 29 Otl*rwse 57 Topier " others 31 HarboW (rickrw*) 33 Roman roads 11 SinaI mtUiIi 35 Seesaw DOWN 17 Mneas str,.em 40 Parts of feet I -- Antor,y 19 Angiry 41 Dy"tuff 2 At?'iera 23 Jungle cats 42 Ta.s food 3 Madman 24 Western 43 The dill 4 Young sep %andmatk llAstensk (p1) 25 Hebrew month 46 Nevada ''1 47 Mountam S Operate sofa 26 6 Abdc Icom b 7 A:' .:' ' jfr r.3 45 $.ar'ar.def 5OO-l3IS SC.'C'.J rrr (24) Eectric Company 10:00 (9) (13) Zane Grey (24) In The Public Interest 10:30 (4) Political - lxii M0VI (I) (9) Iair n (34) BIll M0yt'S Gambit Green Acres Squares (1) Love Of RiE I T [sip D'eam 16 Chwactec .n "I'e Ternmt20 Brute 21 An Iiatn) Ezcsavn.aton 04 sort 24 U,it (COO) 26 Twrl 27 First. sheep 30 Fem.rn. 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Utility Buildng,s r'r '-&"' �-- --- - -- t - ___ 4B-Evening Hera Id, s.nford, FL Thursday, July 10, 19 7 5 BEETLE BAILEY WIN Wrf Wallittir A - OS!ALD = 1z.,5 :I - ..__.__ -1' . k - I I I 114 In 'cs>' ,--~ I . 0z I V AT WEST £AJ4 vQJ965 Ie by Dcv. Grou. SHE DIDN-r ...EUT HER FA-MM WHY? TASM DOC... "TOOK A PARTYVrEST DIRECTQNS EVER GO AF I 10 7W AND RECOVER SEE:xi OLS.)N B000LE? f IT! THEIR ATTt)4PT EXPLICIT I FAILED, HOR ENOUGH! _____ - r - - ,' . , Both vulnerable . I'acs Pass t)ble I 2Y lass Pass 3A Pass 40 [lass ..fTh _____ > S t_ I _____________________________________________ I WT 00137 15TART TO PM K *T OT ... I 01::)In M\4a , 1 o . / K. ______ -' I / 4_ by CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4i I INTO THE PACBME?JT OFFICE P01t JOB INTERVIOWS, r SN MAVE 'T MOVED crs i / l 6& (A - 1 s - h 1L . Today's question comes From New York and asks how we stand on the subject of four- and ,o isvecardmajor oflIflgs Ile answer is that we try to Lt. avoid opening four-card maprefly old, I'M Grandpa's ors but o o n em w en 00 Lust can't find another bid Thus, we open one spade with. FUNNY BUSINESS A A K Q 9 V J 432 * Q 72 1 J;, — 46 J 4; i - Ir . 1.00S or one heart with: qoog £ 6 32 V Q J 9 • A Q 74 LIr 46 Q 5 (Do you have a quosfion for the Jacob? Write "Ask the I 111~ I I "He's pre-TV"' 10. 4W WWC14 qf 17 mow) E_ - r# F_ \ EARN I HONEST Ii / I LMNG' Il/ I J ' MCW ITS \ ill 1 ,. %_ I \. iA. . - I vi- i,:, — . 1~i I I I II - CA -fl1 I 1.a _--------- ! —I I 1:~41 I t uMø ' 10 - , . t1 wices., .,1 III - - .E' W_ -_- I! E ALL W ~ W ) ME LOOK _______ y y _______ mZ1 / i _____ J LJL ~ " I - 01 ;i ~ - AJ li~i 4 __ — / I I 1i ~11 ( r- I r1 i .1 ) I ,_z - P ' THE SWING FOR LAZY SUMMER cl)-(~~_"~ )EY. I. - k1. % 0 $ . 1"111.1 , li1tt' said money for, and also the next week In order that the pos ons we provi money Corrunission can decide on what for last )-car, but were never they will approve for the A debate over a ______________________ live ir cent across• 1the.board pay In'ease for city emu es was expected to erupt today between " Q. - . ;r) OF I . ' I i- , .utr %iaI.on a 'undii) Aroumi The Clock ~ Classified ARE wwwnvE. . Crn%i%nrd ___________________ ' __ 1 i — - I I - k W 1/-i I a• The cornunastoner said 1s ccern t his -- 41bout both PY crease profxwl stermed from the economic situation the cty. -- 1 ' 44 - ________________________ I C'I' v'161 Defense Of q 11 St miiik Iii'!l%2in' . -4. A I ----- 5* Ih'arAtthy 2-311 Obituaries NA TrIv%i%lon ? :ft#_71fCT#i~ I ~ -i~ ;;w ;4~!_'.,'-'i~I,1,j*j,C~7'41_T -12 ~, rz; - - I := ~- ,-.. -- I-_J'.f, d job ,- __T __ - ~__ qt_~-rm-i- -___1 - ~ - . - -\ - oa aving er - -. 7 .. , ,kiI s.;~ i.-il~Ofr - -_ I . fi -, 1 --I - .. -• . .- . ~, - --:, ~i& pr~ - - -'-c-- .-.... .- rAzj-,< -, • I - .1 ,., Florftki Zoo could be paved within six weeks by inembers of the Central Florida Paving and Road Builders Assmiation, an assmiation 1. ZA Fred DeWitt, assci.itlon nueniher and vici president uf kinick (on-iUuctlon Company, saic SA Iii vneck wit, llwir Imi ses" tx,fo *v commilliril WI.: % 11,111-:11 high 91, imeIgh1 low 69 Itaurduill US %i sit nLi 68 11I(hts Partly cloudy through toniorroo with scattered altrnoon an ev eni ng Lows In the low in mIti °' I)etails and tides on P ag e 2 A . ` ~ society memberships. The commitment from the association, takes the counly off (lie hool, for Iviving the road, bill Rozon said tic would still "be,looking for the The association. meeting yesterday in count), it) pave the parking lots" and the Orlando, agreed to undertake the u,stunate(l dpcelerat~on lane on the highway. $48,000 project, which has been a tliorn in the sidv ne ast,(,ciation consists of area construction of Seminole County officiaLs. firms. _- -!.---_~_ r----- -,%---4;--~---i-A - ___ _-_ V~w_;d; ;.J_v!!4 ., -A ~_ -44 - I z - . . I N -1, ~ - X - -A _ . the only poblemic he could foresee in the paving project would be "m r .. - .--- -. _~ & _* I .,_.- -4 -n--71 -._--_~;, . I -_ Of . ~ 3 ~;__A ~ -—- -no, ki'l the pircleet." nee ded to it the I .' iiiti i osd ies4irg I fli U thing ' DeW itt says. s We agreed to the projec t 17-942 t t site, Raton, the it1an i sp- IIuiInl) contribution on the part of the sibie for the ceelopff n' U the mr tt 'II 1 mti n ' . 1"1=. ~. The society's need for assistance in the . ._ -_ 0-n-_ - — --, __~ - I. x .,"u•.-... .- - - =-W;~_ `_ _. , z= iU_ - - CEREUS COM ES OUT AT NIGHT -- Mrs. Jamelt Thomas of 9r, Rosalla Dr., Sanford. displays a bloom on her night blooming ecreus a cl1mbin variety of cactus that thsptays its delicate pale yellow flowers In full hI1 m nols af te r the sun n' s dnwr, iflerald Stiff Phnt H I..' - -' DeWitt said Orange County ConunlWoner Lamar Thonm3 three weeks ago, according to DeWitt. lk, 41t I 1to"i 'Xl'cUt( diiector 1' th i e,tr,il said that the association then began considering I louda ecotii ic,il Sd'" nptrcd 1M flIrt the the project. W0111d 1 N ,_ - 4 . _,__ - - . -- ~~_ - .1 4 , -, and Junv Gordon, t-ducatillivil leader, ali It ,_ __ - In January, Kaiser )S he expressed the need for a fulltime CD director, because he says he could not place the emphasis on It that it should have." Since beLoming fire administrator. Kaiser says he tts not hid t rvnii I' tirn 'n properly handle th- Vildwond who sent a memo to Kaiser last week citing the Seminole CD program as being out of (lite since l%8 and calling for the count) to initiate action to pull the program up-to-date. nie letter, plus Kaiser's urgings, have caused the Commission to search For a CD depots directhr, a man responsible for the couat)ide pgrain and . ~ t _,7_ --.,.F- __ , ,7 i !, ,- _ 1 - va __ - - Z __ - 4a- .- ~ 1~ 51 ~ ~_ ov5w V!i;;~ I demors. Page I-C. Sunday 1vomrn's S~-ctlon. 13Y JOVE,IHOSE 1 pay . increase n _I b Freak Hill a employes San`ord Ci!y Commissioner Julian time." Sten tm and City Manager Warren — Commissioner "Pet" Knowles at the C.mnmlulon's Julian Stenstrom first budget hearing. The proposed city budget requests $3,559,874 for the next fiscal year. some Stenstrom said. prior to the opening of the da) long work session, that he Increase in pay, at tius time Stenstrom $18,000 higher than last )ear's $3,541,601. planned to ask .i awful lot of However, the budget proposal is stiff said. "I in going to ask a lot of $57,000-plus questions" about the pay increase, short of balancing with uestions." estimated revenue for the coming yepr. pointing out that ~e was in favor of Stenstrorn said he also felt the City "those making $8,500 and less getting a c • Id i Knowles heavily - Uge Knowles raise. but not the five figure employes." on a propowd cut of one and a half mills from the present 8.47 mills to a proposed "I can't see employes making $10.000 from the city's debt retirement millage. total of 6.97, but elimination of any debt and $12,000 or more a year getting an "One mill we inight go for, but I'm not millage tax. Ing ush Updat" -oix 11, ; fri _____ IN 1) 1% X 11 1'O certain the full cut will be approved," PrSterztrom declared. "I want to be sure making $10,000 and $12,000 everything is covered when we ctit that ,, ,, , , mill." more year (løttlflfl "I %'oodoo drums III (tic night, night ank pr(,% I I c JOHN KtMBROUGH ZOO Socie * ears Threc area women assert themselves -and succved. ,r :~~ . . ' HV6L.ENNMCCASLAND • I' I I Staff Hf-I ter changing, betoming localized and seminole County of a local disaster to the proper authorities and to ttisaster occur - such as a hurricane or tornado is attempting to update its neglected C'D program. insure immediate relief action. Kaiser expects some problems. Ith1ipushfromGar) Kaiser,directorolPubl'c ButKaiser thP30-)ear1dmanwhotookcharge "Undoubtedly there would bc delays and awk Works, the County Commission has agreed to hire a of the new county fire department last October, ward situations of coordinal.ion," he explains. deputy director for the county's CD program on a says that bcth the county's and city's emergency "It all boils down!o doing thebestyou can. What priorit) hans Kaiser has the title of CD thrector ewpmcnt and facilities hase greati) changed in reall) matters about cis ii defense to be able to along with that of County Fire ,Ituttnisitor the last year and a complete reorganization is re ct to local disaster in a minute amount of time atiiLnt / - \ City Pay Hike Debate Expected By MICK IAKIIRIDGE Kaiser saysthe county has a lot of catching up needed. with the greatest acuracv and efleetiveness." with the chore of repeing threcfly to the CornHerald Staff Writer and urxiating to do before the program can reach an "The CD people are the fire department, police, But the tx)ldup on reev'aluating the program is mission. in the 146A's, civil defense meant fallout shelters, effective peak. Onc individual is needed to Like the Red (yoss vo'unteers. It's here," he says. "It's obvious: no one man to devote full time to taking Current.1y, Kaiser and the personnel board are gallons of stored water, boxes of soda crackers and charge of co-ordinating the progam and the B-POP just a case of using it. Ile program exists but it charge of the program, Kaiser says. screening six applicants for the $10,000 a year job. the threat of a nuclear nolocaust basic emergent) operation plant, according to needs coordination me count) s program also has caught the at Kaiser said he expects hiring of the person to get D,____ C 0 2 - ' - 0 Inside Sunday I ov..* 009"T DOLMRs ` - ' V__ a I _ _=k_~ C - I I )I L %Ir - $101 000 but V - - F / I J , p . / 'r VA ____1 ~_1VZ mmmilf~__ 1*it_ 21 M~ ~__ — ~_ - - __ = ~- - 7 11 A, ________________ ---:- - ~ request eq I % Aw. 7-1 I-- sheriffs department Kwiatkowski and Chairman Sid The sheriff's budget request cost ci $26,435 The) are for a 'llie Conunission has to reach Vihlen Jr., did not attend the approximately M,000 more nurse, a correctional officer, a decision and return the work session yesterdayandwill thantheamount approved last clerk-typist budget to Polk by Aug. 1. Polk have to confer with the rest of year, Includes the hiring of 12 A new state law, giving the then has the authority to appeal the commissioners before the additional deputies hr a total county the responsibility to the budget to the State ad usted budget is returned to $114,624, bringing the number of provide more retirement and Department of Administration the sheriff. Kimbrough said deputies for the next fiscal year social security money for the if a compromise can not be today that he will attempt to beginning (k,t. I to 69. sherif rs department personnel, worked out between Winself schedule work sessions during Also requested by Polk amounts to a 44 per cent in. and ILhe Commission. the weekend to work on the are four positions in the ailj Commissioners Harry budget. corrections di%islo n for a total amount. A Fascinating Look At Haiti r 111 J,!J! __1*.&q '. Eleanor Anderson. bud,jet $#It would be ' fiscal anal)lt With lspobthIy approve the and OMAE presented the zii'tfliysis, total t " Kimbrou h said. "We're looking at it from outlining increases in the stwiriff's proposal over what the a "hold the line" position. Coim had approved r . We looked at what we had . appropriated in salaries and Anderson said she will compile what the sheriff had paid in totals of the three com. salaries. We also looked t the rnissioners consensus to return I !I o-:311 - 1 Deputy Director Hiring Gets Priority _____ SHORT RIBS -41 . • spoffin i — Street, Sanford, feeb about it. I Herald Photo by Gordon amson I ____ / I —__________________________ _____________________________________________ 1. ' ( I 1- i I . *NELL, I'M HERE ! .. k n,e# - i .~__ . . It!, __ w__- -1. morning and evening with T~ county financial operations personnel to recdve OMAEs analysis of will be afwnve4. Who wants to get all heated up In summe" Far better , grab a bag (,I popcorn, fold your hands across your front and swing gently to and (so to stir up a cooling breeze, I b NG FOR A Sinclair also said Cramer's ouster of Cable was astratgy move tJblk temporary - - - =_ __ ~_ -_ I ~ takeover of the Dernorratic part) In Seminole ,~- .t4w ILLS — by Bob Montana DClG REG6,E? 1 The commissioners - John Kinibrough, Mike Hattaway and Dick Williams - met in two *___ r ~ f .. ~ I~ * * 1 AROUND WHM YOU Couto BE I 10 1J l- . \Toor/ e I * '4D El 7.10 I C~' JTfr. ....a....... .1 7.1c I; /TMAY v ~.~,y_ %A%A-T ) ,11 I , ~ IIA*-. ' - , [F —. ...%MULL I NEVEFZ BUST A ' -- ARCHIE FRA14K AND ERNEST = ____ IN I ;* Cav. 41 k- 51_~ R tILJMEROU FEM.A4.EACCOM "I 7 -_ 6.i1__Z1_ k; . LL, THERE'S ONE T WH EING TO SAY FOR MASWEE) POTATO I f it'orr TOO EASY' '.4" I __ z 'TV ' I . 4 ______ I / '' - I ; ' P ~ • 4 - 1 I ____ a I - ,_ " I GENTLEMAIM59 FRUBY - A I, J ____ -- _______ _'.M ':!~_ j, ~ - TW) EH, NUTCHELLC — , I TRY TO BEHAVE LIKE A ;j . -. ( - _________ k ~ , )0P4 1' CALL.. ME 'HA?J-H.4TIW& o EM.ALE JU9T "t ALIE IPON'r i I II county Office of ,Management of Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) to provide some figures for further study. . NVINV AOM ii.AK UT U' rf' - SAME OLD LUN I A I el QLWIt). BCAUTlcui GIRL ' / 1. delved into a$2,6 million bt,dge( request from Sheriff John Polk, poked around for a while and 're I V.—.. 0 7KAT(2,E FfZCM AN CX0 I JOH NNY CARSCN AqDNJ0LCGL1F_ - I .. .P. I .1ii A ' PO5,g4.4 \CREE , t'41;i1NA f'I pq W 7.100 .-r ---' - -.~ - . I k. Altamonte Springs, said, "It looks like we've got a unified group. Were ery pleased to have him." I think the Commission Exa ____ I - - C -_ I'I-C-1 - _7~. MY ANOTH F_;ZI~5 &kO!5T PRIZZ-0 I U - 1Jfl S AO by Dick I /' , lh-~ - V17,9.. I 11 , - ; I __;11, .11 ', 1, ~n_ - — Ir GETS LIGII4T 14E STARTS EATING WINTHROP L15E T14E VA:)PD 'A40646,40"1 NA SENTENCE J/ JJ% bi elected Hod Cable an of exic mn the party's AStflb t10bls until nn Cramer mittee. th' U) (T 11 Ii t ' an selzureof wet Tlie second election -held at member of the Scminole Count) ele ctTraditionally, ion. only member' ca: (10 Is leave us the courthouse. Sanford But a part) spokesman in was called after Florida Ix-mo. School Board. "I Unk the about 25 Democrats attend the alone," liattaway added. .r--~,0 Tallahassee said Cramer had ings. fie also said the party is T he thi planning * is r an bar t I I spokesman said party leaders %~ __ .11". Cable was the only contender fine. fie seem to be a real go. becue for countians in Sep. was illegal because party 41 Just wanted the election to be -0 . ft for the post. And one party getter and real interested," tember. "fair and legal." members 10 weren't given the regular said Us morning that said Mrs. Allen Forward, the required days notice. Other party regulars reached Party regulars contacted by no opposition suaI at last party's secretary-treasurer For at their homes said they felt In a letter to Unda hr, the night's meeting. 22 years. the Herald called Cable with Cable at the helm, the Party's vice chairman, Cramer bright, young man dedicated to ruled Cable's June 13th election Of 49 precincts, Cable State Democratic Corn- "Democratic party will go forward." ROD CABLE the ideals of the Democratic received the okay from about 35 niitteeman Tout Fir had Party. precinct members present at no comment when called at Former Democratic kcauseofwhathedescrjbedto "Rod Cable was elected "I'm glad lie was re-elected," last night's session. In all, some home this morning. Chairman Larry Sin,'. iir be "pressure from a group" legally Us time," .Nlri. For. said Pat Telson, a Democratic 85 persons turned out for the State Rep. Bob Hattaway, I)- stepped down as chairman which was attempting a ward 3akl ttis morning. .J."FT I r., "4 I -__C. I _J - - . ma jority wanted him to start witn." — School Board Member Pat Telson Three Seminole Count) - e C .-. i It I, . ________ -' C~ ~ I 1; I il -%,%%-.it--, 6 by T. K. Ren - . . .: -,i ~1 t . 4.. ,_~ _- prll) . ~ . --- F , A145 AVr / 44V54P . •.-' I'LL WAVE"YW KNOW I'm A Licjs.ir EATE i_- . I I 'nNG AGAIN EATING— I BETWEEN MEAL"S EILL BE AS PAT C".~) p -1I m'l AS A PIS! GULP !I F 11 / 1k k 0 1 - -. • _ 4 - U'7Th' 1 SIZE A&4IW, H, 1-01A L.IJCK? 11 ___ I _ I - . . i~! - . . # .I 'vri- - . .. - . ____ ~ -. I- -; .,"X%.#- * - ~.. 4 1&Th' 75/JY It 1~_ — I' . 7It hD'V 5C K115N f I J -. . - 3CKItIL I . - . 5 -' . ____ f/MU) ITALL -I k_/ . N .- .. I 1%..d I. . - "I I "¼ ____ 4k . i - MODERN.) I I - f)1TEF I . ' ;.: ____________ ARO MAKIN& FUN OF *009 __-_.. - . . r-A-'zir i_L- TUMBLE WEEDS ) . I,f 1 I. ,- 111~_ - I . " - I I I ., %~..111w_ . - Jr I 0 -~ O', 4 - I ..A-40k, . - ,:- - - I By Roger Rotten -to 't)J. , T.. -_ V - - used in the column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY . fl NUNC L% fli m GGASS, . 4 "I'm glad he was reelected : 4. J y newspaper. The most ____ •.. ' .- Jacobys" care of this /848 - - I RE \AG017 A IuWu 1 II. RAC1(ET CN, 5YLVTER' I IA PAC' OF CORN I I ." - EL) P1t1CKFt lkrald Staff Writer fl a landslide ote, Seminole - . '- MTn4WrI45 I - q . - ,, 97 i D _____________________________________ _ -_ 01 III 40 II I 1 * LJ L.J • .• . Turnout emocra ts Rem Elec t Rod "r., !* . - *~ * 4 r I ; 1 _._~ . -_ . _.;. - W - I . Draws Large Vote 1 '4Z• ..'.. i I A~k &B ,fj r I . I ' T_iO.- . - .-All ,,: . 4 of I 1 0 00 ¶E BOX OF:CE TO OPENj FOR ROCK CONCERT WOL'LDNi KNOW I ve T'~.,,--~ , ~, %. O& . lIt 'rii : . . ; .. - A JOB AT RATE I 'A A J. .: . - I I DOONESBURY Lewis Lorry . .. . r ? . 44 You don't have to make a free bid, Any time you know that c oin to bi .Ig.iin. pu nia~ pass after ac. tion by an opponent. Today's hand was played in a game with few pairsreaching the cinch club slam, Actually, some played in three notrump with onspicuous lack of success after a spade lead by East. At this table North didn't know what to do after West's heart overcall. tic might have done almost anything. the wise choice of a heart cue bid. East didn't like his hand. No one can blame him for not I II - ,_ ~ (O.J.L, IVE EVRO 0 I I .: By Oswald & James Jacoby I U5 Z co To ] .— I fly Pais Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . • 14 Opening lead - — - __ -, OU 67th Year, No 278—Friday, July 11, 1975 $. With clubs as trump a Blackwood respons! to show II et the orth F.ast South ir;t ______________________ k.' 1ALL It(IIld _garne in any event. Then, North made the key bid of four diamonds. South jumped clubs and it was ail over. to Note that with this hand A K Q .1 54 HE JUST ,..A FLAS9 FLOOD HIT DIDN'T -MIF AJZFA PRIM -M Hl GIff-r "THEM ARRIVAL, ANDWP4QM=8 IN AWAY All T4E LANV).. ! ____ S _ I - double gave South a chance to pass to see What North meant his cue bid. EAST Now North bid three clubs. £ K 10876 5 South went to (our clubs. He 83 could afford this because North's two-heart bid had an- SotiTll A2 K 1074 • K 6 __________ ALLEY OOP . - "' .. - , -, liking but East decided to do somethin to r I I 0 and .t,tMFS J.tCOBY it V A2 4 A83 4108762 1 ' — BRIDGE NORTH ID I t0kd A *. -' _, __ ,.- Tumor by Dick _______________________ CARNIVAL ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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L I - — - _ , _ — — i:_._ 413-Evenlnj Herald, Sanfoni Ft T BEETLE BAILEY rJ Ty : A mlNUTE-, I 9A6 60ME 5iN&ULAV i / - + '"' %I iI I _ / AT *65 • about. 764 K 63 VJ 10765 •3 £Q 10S4 - 09852 - --- £AJ2 ' THEN W)T DID /'...BUT D 1) 'THE MINERS AND TRUST PECULIARrN/ _______ AWNSPEOPLE IN MINT CITY... I BANKS! i-r His Mo'? - _____ _____ ' I -z-. THE BORN LOSER P -.... //1 W i _____ ;0 IV 1- - FRDO WK 0 11111 h WA -J I . I IV W 11 A" y I 00 OR SCC Dean Robert Schrieber announced two especially us!" . By Roger fiollen FUNNY BUSINESS defender holds a hundred tie might try . two diamonds, but his hand is a complete ?v 1"No N ~' I ',j + (05W1ILLI ~ _1% - 0u ir i'' for PRESIDENT . + .' .. i Of AEMWIAWI "VWff4q4n i I ? 0 • ~ _'., I ARM f ~ % • • - —'•1 \.GUvOR!I / - I :! I BLONDIE .I , I 75 I im__ CLOTH P 4" S+.. / j' G_ ç. (C S'-. .. J! WINTHROP I I'M fNG TO RUN A CCITT L I 'ror NE W FRgEN(,sHtP - ____ - (I'LL -t TI-E V1NN I I iI '±m _./ I +4 .i ' ARCHIE ___ I t C i' LI1 - ' L ______ -- MY IZEACTION - — ______ . _____ I - z - M _f:~ -Yl . v LL N 4T VE .' I - __________ ( 11 I ( - _____ Ar-T I 106 M -~ -7';. - I i f 1 'I" . AT _. 1!. . 1 1, , , I _-:1:~:1, I ` 'T.0 i t L_ .I 1 -.;\ i .; % 1i ; IL__ .___ ' - - . t r / --I_ ___ I - -v rII % 47. '1 _ • \r\m'r _; t ' -'-'-- --I - ~ - L,__ L, I k~I.Itlf,i iI ,,c:: \.. 1~~,I . _ - -- , -, V 1 - 11 ~ ," __ i - 1-i 0 ~, f ... -___T_1.# ~_'-- I - . f / I_______________________ .' by How,. Schneider SHORT RIDS my' -______________ - 'TRS \___ ,—.' J , ~ I r __4 ~__ - .-_fl 4A WITH PIZ00"11 AND ALL* Calendar .+ - a ' / " I t 4A Editorial JJ 0 -+-- J 0 • IOA Horoscope hospital .................. 5A 1? . ' Sports _______________ i I ~_ , + - '''' ,, I " -,_ .1, - 7~ ~) I=_ ~ '.— I 4 9 : - - ¼ . , IT k relocated, repaired and brought Into good safety condition. The four commissioners, tight-lipped and somber, would not indicate what, if any, - questions were a.sked by the grand juror! nor what testimony they may have oflered, If any, during their ap- pearances Willlains was with the jury about 90 minutes, Hattaway a SID VIHLE similar time, Kwiatkowski ~14'I + " 1 . — -' ,' y 11 .. T " " . _ - • - It i -' 't s r - - t . F'. . . the> contact a person who cannotspeakEnglish,orcannot il. T.'j,F ' , . 0 , .. --:, __ - __ ~ 4, 4 ", -. ', ,. • 4 I 'W - '' - .;A -r-~ -_M?- -'. t I V ~, X____ ~_I an emergency. "Also these people would be .- 7 - __ '- . __ , - ~ - V -- - , , and tourists who might be in - -11. . 1j '' a - U ground In bmgwood," Public Works Director Ralp In the downoour, however, no permanent darn: ;' was dorm 'There was just so much rain at one time - lie I '. lilling of $V681 21) Ashby Jones. deputy clerk of the Circuit Coun, ) -es rt oorted the flinires of the recent ci b i ll months t ing sr from Florid ori a Power and light Company to the Conuiiission. le said he dil it to draw commissioners attention to the bill And he succeeded. Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski has I dispatched a memo to department heads elected officials and maintenance officials suggesting met.hod.s to conserve electricity in th building such as r ilsinu t he theromosLt on the air conWtionet to 72 degrees and turning lights out when leaving the rn tam . + . + . ' f .... . ' •,• , - ._+. ' • ~ I'- _ -~ ..t '4 ,. % .'ç-' j i ~_ PFi_-t,C~_I)~, '4-7, 14 A, k __ M r ' r., ..' - ..' , -+ !tk 9 - i~' IV4~. - - - .Vx This Burglar Picked On The Wrong Car -I.A711. ff.~~, ,,,7Wi ,-~ A3r:5TA;_;! conditioning, the June bill still was a big jump over the May storm was intense during a 30-minute period - It .Jd not drain away last enough," said Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd Floyd had all the cit crews out toda y repairing unimproved roaes and patching holes where sever Itnes were recently installed The mayor said drainage is being hampered somewhat by clogged dralm. He said although people compla in abou t sewer odors coming from the drains, they conUnue to dump town clippings trash and other garbage there causing the problem. ? " ~Wf;i4a;r . tste:da> They learned of their June electric bill $12,305 74 for provid in g electrici ty to the county courthouse And, while county officials say they expect power bills to increase during summer months with additional use of the air i said Theprojectisonavolunteer - : £, r i0eininole County Commimioners received an electric shock agricultural center. - - -'" Bill hocks Board MILK I OCHRID( IF hleraldStaff Writer Fisher said .- , Spolski has found se en p.rson, o Far who speak a I , Sanford recorded a 37 inch rain at the cot-in I .4 Ili ' ' . I '' + + ++++++++++++++ AE!ctric rains came. Lightning and th under seemed to be right on tb . ~:~~ 'v4i 31 . _- • . 1, .r r w .............. - -6*7A not be an "expert" in 9w T' - I I ' -' - . dividually conserve electricity. According to Jones, the Commission can expect an overex. pcnditure of $55,000 at the end of the year because of the ct of electricity. Si00 00 Owas' cvdjnijw"enerajfundbudget i ii ng and posse.ssion of lot at the apart,inent complex ceman John ng, walked to the ty courthouse * utilifies. including gas and water, But now, Jones "T'here are many people who - tools about 1:20 a.1r., -' A TI I I-'A I I -tarted insi& his residence side and tried the door. reports ordy 110,160 remains in the general fund for ufih are qualified to assist in a eAce early today of witnessing shortly after Fosler arrived at when he saw a young man walk Foster said the man appeared payment& r' language problem situation, but the atte, * his Ridgewood Anits apartment from a w ooded area towards night low 67. Rainfall was .37 we Nive no centralized list own automobile - and he the parking lot. ne $12,307 billing includes a fuel adjustment of $1,132.17 and thing in the car door lock" when Inches. available front wnich to contact arrested the susp,ect to boot. Bond for Burke was sel. at lie i Foster i approached, reports the use of 413,200 kilowatt hours. The June Ir,5 billing the people," Spolski explaine . roster, still lit uniform. $10,000, according to recor& at Police Chief lien Butler said morrow with scattered alwatched the man approach the identified himself as a police compares to the June 1974 billing which w-.4 $8,369. To volunteer as a "tranthe be minole County Jail. rows of automobiles until he o(fleer and arrested the main. Jones said the bills are paid each month and do not require lernoon and evening thunder- slator," persons are asked to Foster booked Earl 6I.eon Just had Foster said he search A Cornmiss+ion approval beeausethe funthare budgeted. However, of the iuspect showers. reached Foster's car. The contact the sheriff's depart. Burke, 1512 Mellonville Ave., parked his l92 on arri v ed home, jail re v ealed a set of car keys, if the o ver expenditurec are needed the Commission will have to into county open door Suspect for Sanford then attempted to and tides ment by telephone and ask Complete details 4 .jrv. Cougar in the westside parking the r charges of attemptol htir1; %hich Foster took into cu5t ty. Spolski, are on Page 5-A. ARN)LD H SLXIAL WWKERS CRY .- 11 - '--- aailable to translate" when Tcleiiion ...............1OA language involved. Age Is no Women's ++++++++++9A barrier either, Srski sa'd + Frink Hill 0 - '"- 14 Yp_ S, DW e •' 8A Comics ' ••, - attempts to have the jail - rJght,, dumping 1.4 inch-.-s of rain in less than two hours on Altamonte Springs. but It didn't wm to bother 11-yearold Alan Williams of 3S K E ve rgreen, Longwood (left) Williams and his pals enjoyed themselves >'sterda> afternoon at Lyman High School's new pool before the hf -r, a . ;f a M Ia1.2 I A 5A serse as a translator in case of Classified .. _....... ..IIA - ' . #iJi"t 4. 11SSUE, M I LU 9 - I %-1 I , I/11 - Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr Indicated the board wanted to be certain that all possible safety precautions have been taken before giving approval for the reopening of the jail for housing prisoners. The lire safety study is being prepared with input by the Sanford Fire Department, the State Fire Marsha ls office and th e Seminole County Fire I )ugh to foreign language well en, °. I AMR ACTUA16LY ____ - F% A V Around The (lock -' I S ----+ - a T I I 1 1 -__4 ,, le C, + ," Thunderstorms struck In South Seminole County last arise and thue is need for persons who can speak foreign Sheriff's De partment can use languages. your help under a new plan John Spolski, superisor for being set up by the department. the 9-1-1 Emergency ComThe plan calls for compiling a mnunications systerr, said from list of translators to be time to time officers find it available should an emergency helpful to have "someone - C" ____ , Speak a foreign language' If so, the Seminole County ' I /" I (O. _____ ' MEMJ aJRr &8.ERJ StX) MAR &tI1. M'1 A ThAT J ''"}" /' . .. ' ~ -~i Director Gary Kaiser. HE'S UNAFFECTED BY STORM - -2 y + - `f 1 , (1 Al - b Bob A _______ i N ç " . - _.iI Cti )21i~jw FRANKANDERPJEST _____ I ( ARcx.&ib WiAr 'rtxi LA(I-I J t, AT ME f€MIJD MY I 41. - - -, * UK & MEEK ______________________________ ' ____ Asked 0,P1 , ( ,-_'-•. 4 -~ _y "_., ~ iI - — -,i - ip + almost completed the repairs from 4:10 P.M. until 4:50 and '-and other workmen should be Klmlrough from 4:55p.m.until closed doors, apparently to if indictments should be Vihlen the report will examine finished on Friday. July 15 is 5:15 p.m. The jury recessed at determine what the next step returned or just a written two areas: basic fire safety the target date for returning 5:15 p.m. will be in the investigation. presentment drafted by the requirements and elements prisoners to the county facifity. The grand jury reportedly "We may call one or two jury for presentation to the beyond the minimum Polk reported the wnrk on the has bM 3ifting InforroaLim on Apple bobbing aiidHallowecuusuaHygotogether, but the kkbat more people," Fulenwider said circuit court. requirements which would second floor hospita l cell, unapproved minutes f the Sanford's Summer Playground discovered today that apples, shortly before the jurors broke The jury can, if it so desires, provide additional safety. where the fire is believed to County Commissioners' waterandwetaeagoodeombinatiouferfanyUmeof forthenight. draftareport,sealitandsend Meanmhile, repair work on have started, was 'about u.eerdlaped reportso( year. LytsAut, mouth lull ad fare *trramt.wIth water Ii Shotldthegrandjurychooae the iormatit to Us gover- the burned jail is on schedule omp1et" A. and cdied the thse ir& Ille chamPlim apple bobber, Joe Lhharkr 44 ftdord.4 Herald Pboto notto (all additional witnesus, nor's office fer 0.Ion. . #J al-A r_-1 -A" . . t t" l- _ ,i:.-A In1w ft by Ti Vhaeet ujicl to the probe Mid The jury's final action is' thatthegeneralconLrawc has cperauoii.' jail. Linguists To Aid Sheriff I 4- V' - ____________________________________________________________________ " "° " wi-mr / . .. I . - i ' -`_ - - .,-. I 0 zimee- - ' • *_. '.5 I I I uS.EC' IT O OYQj O ________ ~ If zti- _. -- , ________ ' TYPE W45 50VICLENT ___________ I . ' . 5%11~*r ' fire safet> stud> in the jail prepared by Public Safety ., By GLENN McCASIAND shooting, but hedoesn't have a motive nor a positive Sanford. Fagan said the results of those tests have our suspect might be in the crowd there," Fagan The Herald Staff Writer make on a susp,ect in the killing. as a young not returned to the department as )et. said. "ALso, we urge anyone who atte-nded the Twelve days ago the body of George W. person with shaggy blond hair, has "Helmadollar stopped to call a friend from "We have talked with friends, family, Co. concert — especially the young people - to get In Hebudolla Jr., 5410 Lee Am Dr., Orlando, was of the bus station telephone booths. He had com- not been located. workers-the whole works -and got wo," Fagan touch with us. 7bey might have infoirmaUon and found In front of the Sanford Greyhound Bus Depot. said. pleted the conversation, setting up an appointment don't realize it." The discovery touched off one of the most in- to visit the friend, and stepped from the telephone The detective said the case was muddled Fagan said officers feel the suspect may have shaggy blonde hair, has not been located despite the tensive murder cam Investigations in recent history because of the lielmadollar's marital status, since attended the concert, left the civic center aM booth when our suspect walked up and shot him," efforts of the Sanford Police Depiartment's detecat the Sanford Police Department. Fagan said, there was a divorce pending. walked to the bus station on Second Street and Park live division over the past 12 days. Now, almost twa weeks after Helmadollar died The gunman fled the scene after firing th e fata l hlelmadoll.ar was last seen alive at his Orlando Avenue, arriving about the same time that Fagan and his men have interviewed 150 persons from "three or four shots" from a small caliber shots. Fagan said, because of the arrival of an residence about 9 p.m., Friday, June 27 3bou 90 hl'4madollar drove up to use the phone. The in connection with the slaving and still have drawn pistol, police are still sitt ing at "dead zero" in the unidentified man and his wife, who had driven into minutes be fore th e fatal shooting. He w :.mov ig sot1ng tonk place about 10:35 p.m. a blank in finding the suspect. case. the yard at the time, Fagan said. the bus station parking lot just as the shooting oc"The guy we're looking for was seen leaning Police searched alieys,tra.shdisposal cans, roof "It's so complicated and involved that we're curred. Fagan said his department is ati, i ijptin,, ,.o I ps, hedges and gutters In the area, looking for a agaimt the bus depot bWlding when Helmadollar rwming up blind alleys." Capt. C.B. Fagan said -We don" know if the gunman attempted to rob (trove up. but the witness was too far away to make contact a free-lance photographer, be' 1!ved ~c 'x,eapon or any other clue, but to no avail. today. th e victim and fled when th e two witnesses drove up an identification," Fagan said. from Sa nf ord, who took photographs a the C mii;ty "We're still at point zero. We've got a homicide lando man was in before completing the robbery or if there was During the course of the investigation, four GOW Concert, he,'d at the Civic Cente,. -.he nl,,nt. of and a suspect, but no motive or real Identification of Sanford and why he had stopped his late model another motiv e for the siooung," Fagan said. the suspect," Fagan said. "Any help from the w eapons ha ve been seized by officers for bullet the shooting. automobile at th.- bus station just before the fatal The gunman. described as a young, person with "We want to check aH those phritogi tiphs I i so.le if comparison tests at the Regional Crime Lab in public will be appreciated and kept _ ______ 'N 21 , , I . V . . __ "__ - - __ &*ssa..'." ',EwsrQiiJG i.,. . I r e.f" JERK T '1OURELF' DR KLuTZ DIDM 1 REALIZE THAT MY - I4 , I' JUGHEAD by Crooks & Lawrsnc. c)&EATE5T EMOriOW4L. RL1CTiOJ t,LOAPlCrLJEoF YOU__ VER"? vr~ FLATTERII'k I'M 5URC. - + I i NUTTY P5YCHO..0óP5'T- DR WCLOJ6KL%ZTE5T E i ,J_ +i ctP.L.0 CAPTAIN EASY - s _____ U q •I' ______ __ al . ç ' '"-'. _______ + / ç •. .1 - _ / - \ ~ f DiOVOuTi 1J PO, S'u.v IT 'S MV MEN ON YOUR 'T'r . ..,-,.~ I ,__a,. .. . 1 e ____ do HOT WATER TANi('i • '.T, 00, by Bob Montana ___-.._ i 1. * -0 I, ,.../ + 0 -I II-'. ..i ' I I 4) 'Y*U ABOUT THE —i çz" I ARCHIE, I I I BEFORE t TELL YO(JVE HAD A NICE DINNE R.. I 74 \ '_J i "~ - J I ' - - Sanford Pol'i* ce St*ill Search' ing For Clues In Murder Case o 04W 1 i, '" . -. ----. - _--!.- - . reportedly conceirmed himse with tracing the history of his work session Monday to review - - LL WAIT TILL I ' I itt by Dick ++ ,~ ;~" 1 - . : 9 . i f\rE THE WWVTtL. % A \ I FrV4RMA8RSHP 1 I LOES,A LJFETIAAE I I. .- WINNING - ! _., POOR C)EAR! ç- , k, e -- - .L' t 1J N.... ~_Ul l lio f I ALMOST GOT FIRE( ' ,-( .1,"% a " I i . lcii - Al % 0 A V. ! - ( ' Ij 1•., ." i .1 - I T H ESJ I GOT A - + - As the grand jury recessed, •. They ( th e repair crew3) have done an excellent job," he said. Polk appeared Wore Ow grand jury during its morning session, winding up testimony - -. .- I into the grand jury room. After t he jury session coneluded, Assistant State Attorney William Staley, the ,rand jury foreman and Chief JOhN KIMBROUGH State Attorney Investigator Jack Fulenwider met behind the next step would be to decide Department. According to _____ .- the direction which it might choose to take. 1. last to appear, was the only commissioner to have an attorney present when he went . - + + PhI5Cj - _-I~~_ __ - + M . PARKING' TICKET' I ' Williams, Mike Hattaway, Harr> Kwiatkowski and John Kirnbrough Kimbrough, the U I"J jjI_ - kik. - ..7..-ir_ + — "-'(WHAT AT : e expected to take at least a week to prepare, accordi ng to In formed sources, regardless of - , were Commissioners Dick e + TB .. It . - V. - ' _____ + \ . -, I I + + I. A . . READ 'tCUA BEDTI ME STORY 7 MOUTHFUL CRW43L11 MUMMY fiU.. " - - I , .- u s ; ounty commissioners and Sheiilf John Polk yesterday. .-"' _________ — k 5CRIB&E JAMMIE%AND J L-A ' T- ~ . W)4EN tOUPE 1U U -- — AND I4EES million. terms have expired. SCC President Earl Weldon welcomed the trustee' choice of Mrs. Carolyn Stenstrom as chairman and John Daniels as vice-chairman. Also, trustees decided to contin ue meeting the second Tuesday in each month. " c + -- _____ + w 19ftodifto - __ Schrieber urged new students to get ap. plications in as early as possible. Those students with 30 hours or more may register now, while new student applications will be con.sider,-d in mid-August "based on space available," Weldon also told trustees that no new fullUme instructional personnel will be hired at SCC In the coming year. I I f", " -: , [!J • ." +._4_, APAR1'1? Chic Young BA'fl4 + ~ . tF__ ii 4 - * I14 - + .__ claimed 11 lives reached a standstill this morning. The jury panel was released until this afternoon after hearing testimony from four - V - .+.,. THAT ,,. $ ,• - BATH VATE17 THE BUBBLE .0 —by T. K.- Ryan I * BE SJE IS READY . TUMBLEWEEDS 94: ' I. COME. --- -'--- J -- - &' IF -4! ___ I I Ir- z I ,-. ~T -a ' ___ _____ (MIiAVIt4' ++ i + I , JJ - -- ..__.r1 '_~l ' ft , ,2 -A - AW &Wa RICMTO, I I # - `nN' TH' CMUCT SWT FER ''PIPE / . ~ ~_ __ iwbl ________ - _______ Ie -- NMP4H75, -4W /6" + -, . I- - / • / — F - # f_ M, I - RRMI.rAf •- + I',-.-i I _. I . #_ / - The grand jury investigation of the June 9 fire at the Seminole County Jail that . . - / / _____ k - 11 . - , 4.JV - -~_y P4 - , -~~2 r- __ ___:~ WM ,012~r A%W r M67A%Jr60WV I '.'MEg ;W wr AV)W . • U=MY I C&W&MM aw/mv •• you i --- t— 6", AVX7AXV- ar )W)v .,w : appointed by Gov.'Reubln Askew to replace Vernon Mize and Mrs. Thelma Clontz, whose u ran . - _ _ I - .. __ - u xwmsiisi7/j47fl44y j4)' )a/Asa' a.4ss. ocr A64.wxP u I Weldon also gave a brief rundown on the school's financial position. In essence, he said SCC in the fall will accept as many students as possible" 5CC is slated to receive about the same amount of state money as last year - $52 . I ,i .- - by Garry Trudleau + GTflNO uciwo.' - at f- . for -.. _- 14 ____ For FaCUlf~ members who are leavin g. me ,n out who The fareweii is . /I CONNTCTED IN NO TIME, ' W PETUNA! r011 JUST I HERE..' ~_ - . o - 7'- /4kJ DOONESBURY OTICE:AUSTERITYBU I books for the school's li brary. Just prior to announcement of the gran ts, trustees elected new officers and greeted two new board members. New members include Mrs. Beverly Freeman and We ndell Agee. Agee did not attend last night's meeting. Both were .. .1 -. FAREWELL IL related to a student's major field of study. Also, $22,861 came In for continuation of the 21st Century Woman program. T'he non-credit course deals mainly with women's changing role in today's society. lastly, Mrs Harrow said a small grant, about $4,000, has be en received for purchase of .. a,_ - v iW F~_ ------____, ____ / each year apply for financial assistance. Under the HEW grant, a student must First apply. His ... 7-8 III !;_.~ college credit for working - when the work is as&.sts veterans with applications for rederal .. =_ - FOfjSeT, QC,(VRr_ a (Do you have a question for the Jacobys? Write :5 caro 0 aco newspaper. The most interesting ouestions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) .. / _* C'MON I D EAL I. Oh, ves! lionors also count % by Larry Lewis .0 - -4 -( .1~ __,*, I\ /_ Schrieber says "more and more" students I with BIMO BURNS Q 18,101146 .% veterans. Anita Harrow, the school's director of academic affairs, said SCC also r:cived $35,000 to run the school's cooperative education program. Under that program, students receive - .. .. - . CAMPUS CLATTER stipends and provides various other services for grant awards from the Department of Heal th , Education and Welfare HEW). The first, for $124,000, provides scholarships for the disadvantaged. The second HEW grant for $34,267 is for continuation of an office of veteran affairs at the college, application is sent away f or evaluation. If need is substa ntiated, money can be provided for housing, as well as cost of classes. The office of veteran affairs, S'.hriel er says wa> "Janie sure gets around for a teen-ager . . ton sinct k tracts are ever fulf illed when a Thus, North has a very normal one notrump rebid after South's one heart response spade. North When West st can't bid one notrump (he can't stop spades. i : The Largest grant, $287,704, Is for con3tructlon of the school's fine arts building, which SCC officials hope to let out for bids in August. School of ficials a1so must complete an environmental questionnaire before construction gets under i•• A a ic T LIL)IE 46 Of More Than $500,000 to ex traI s enough to bid. ~ received received six federal grants totaling more than M00 for the 197~46 school year. W are 1' rom time to time asked if honors count when held ya1defe nde r The answer is There is one free ehid that have 41.spec ial Ilk li1Ul is the free rebid in notrump t must show that you can stop the suit that your opix) TI .-_~ i ) , A 11 - IIyOs old & James Jacoby 'trustees at Seminole Community College (SCC) were told last night that the college has I - .---- '%*~ t mrs OJ.f1O%D'D n- o lead pening by A Sansom BE Hlnkk b 0 l'jss 1 4GOt C 'rW4 'u '-7 Pass + Grants Receives By ED PRICKETI Herald Stall Writer / East might well have led the ack of spades , rath er than his iourth would have collapsed. IV ass College • ____ ______ OLPrLLLJ i 1. have been on lead South 3 N T Pass Pass ~ *. 'XL. 1, -- tut i,, • I L I North rsI 4 —, _________ ' I raised to three and East would A . , __________ out th at if West had passed. North would have bid one flotrumP. South would have North-South vulnerable Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___ must ' DO AM 67th Year No, 276-Wednesday, July 9, 1975 - North raises to game. West opens his four th best spade and South rattles off his nine tricks VAQ843 Q J 10 by Dcv. Gru. I e mn g W 7 and wins the ALLEY 00P Fd ill 4 around to South he can bid notrump and jumps to two with his 12 high-card points. FAST ______ I r 1, ___ . q 11 I r When th e spade bid comes 4111 0 ls~ NORTH 11111 e j.\ I .,- minimum. The diamond suit is nothing to sing paeans of joy WEST * AQ974 \ BRIDGE rnwMnanAMs'!; ( LT. FUZZ I / a WIN Mort Walker I. I - - by Dick Tu mor L • - , . , • ____ ,-_ --- -- - -- . 7- �.-- - - - - 2A-Evening Hirald Sanford, FL - - - - - - Wednesday, Julyt, 1975 - -- -- IN BRIEF By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer Chiles Seeking Probe Navy Meat WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. L'wton Chiles, D-Fla, has asked for a Justice Department probe of 64,000 pounds of tainted meat his Senate subcommittee said it found at a Norfolk, Va., Naval Station. "This meat had alrea'y passed two Inspections and had it not been for Senate subcommittee Investigators, It would have likely ended up in ship galleys," said Chiles, chairman of the subcommittee on federal spending and efficiency. Chiles said samples of the beef, analyzed last week at Andrew Air Force Base, Md., showed it was tainted with "flies, hair, bits of hide and pieces of metal." Chiles said the findings are being turned over the the Justice Department and he would also ask the General Accounting Office for a "nationwide Inspection of meat shipments to the armed forces and an accounting of armed services' Inspection practices." Chiles said the shipment, found on a truck about to be unloaded from G and G Packing Co. of Roxbury, Mass., was made up of 32,000 pounds of ground beef and 32,000 pounds of diced beef to be used for stew. Nixon May Testify On CIA By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Richard M. Nixon, who reportedly refused to testily before the Rockefeller panel investigating the Central Intelligence Agency, now faces possible questioning by the Senate intelligence committee about assassination plots and other alleged CIA wrongdoings. Chairman Frank Church, D.Idaho, said Tuesday the committee would contact Nixon's lawyer about testifying. "At this time we have no reason to believe that his testimony will be very important In connection with the assassination Issue" but the committee would "have good reason to approach Mr. Nixon" about such subjects as illegal intelligence gathering, Church said. The Senate panel on Tuesday questioned retired Maj. Gen. Edward G. Lansdale about his role in CIA covert Operations against the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro. Lansdale, who declined to speak with reporters, has been quoted on two occasions as saying that, while working on orders from the %flilte House, he drew up contingency plans for the removal of Castro by any means, including assasslntation. Horsemen Pay Fines ATlANTA, Ga. (AP)-.--More than $,000 in penalties have been paid In the Southeast by horse owners and trainers who violated the 1fl2 Horse Protection Act by wring their animals, according to federal officials. A spokenan for the U. S. Department of Agriculture I USDA) said Tuesday that the fines malted from 53 legal actions against those 'practicing scrtng- inflicting pain to caw an aiiated gait i7th)ow rW*. • Uoder fedàaI law, the Vokeffnan uld an ektdbftor MAY not ahew *, pored horse wW those who mn&nkge hçrse shown may not permit sored animals to compete. It also Is illegal to transport a sored horse across a state line with the Intent of showing It, he said. -•. . - -.' -=-- _-_- -_- --- - --- .- 1, - t. - - - different factions In the school - At tonight's 7:30 School Board meeting, five more Seminole County school teacherp will be rehired, leaving 49 teachers still without jobs for the coming school year. . J , I I J IL T6 114e6 ' -i Southern Bell Seeks $74-Million Rate Boost f Sa ve Reg. Sale B78-13 9.00 27,00 18,00 C78-13 BW only 10.64 32.00 21.34 C76-14 11.00 33.00 22.00 "V - E78-14 F78-14 078-14 - 078-15 H78-15 - 10.33 3400 22.67 )..o 12.33 13.00 39,00 26.00 13.33 1 40.00 126.67 1 fed. tax - PAUPrUIaATE KI5il ...-... WINTUK OR 01~rt. 4 or TUBE - t' 3 TYPES LIMIT 1 A G c--- E PIG i i 29 23 2,61 BAN ONE -z • A fl C IT1T1RT - .- - -- - - -. -- -- - JCPenney Citizens' Band transceiver. Covers all 23 channels. 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PLUM .1 12's PAK OF 170 501 TRIPLE TOP Li 9 L FOR UW LIMIT L Yt? T OVERNIGHT old 1 \ PILLOWS 1' ('1 C' U J RIG 329 ..\ .- fl.. Complete Furnishings IDraperies eCarpeting I -s A'I fl i DROP CLOTH 1 '\ 98 PAMPERS SWABS - PJ FOR I 00 PEG TEA BAGS / TIPS ' CUCII GOLDEN TIP h%-O . RCHCttCI TUSSYORTANGU :0tr1c NO-PEST STRIP c 2E APPROX. 9'x12' LIL UU .'A.5Ai'C KITS 80 °' A44 "S Of JiiLb ' - tiMit YE DROPS ITEMS UJ IV' tTANNING BUTTER ( a nfl ' ii. \St I. 0 T.112O GAL. TRASH BAGS AFGHAN c • ' 33 NOW DISCOUNTING FROM REG. LOW PRICES RiG AFG -- ----- 114.00 142.00 128.00 12.33 8 I "\.i, N. t) t) C SCENT BATH SOAP - . ',ATuRE WOODBURY . /,o ( 4e %ir/1 - 2 124 99 2.04 ~ EACH 'i i.a tri fPO~EMOW RC~WN ,":4\ •1 •- t'' 09 1.84 2.27 2.40 GALA FAMILY AEG 6 OZ LIMIT ONE PEG 19 - 2 \ Death Cause Uncertain TAMPA (All)-While he was an aide to former Sen. Edward Gurney, Joseph Bastien says, he accepted apartment rent and furniture from Florida builders and pense money from fund-raiser Larry Williams. ex,,The only time the expense payments ran on a businesslike nature was the one year Larry Williams was paying my money back. When it shifted to Washington, there would be big delays," Bastlen testified Tuesday as he took the stand in his own behalf. Bastlen,33, of Winter Park, admitted accepting $180-a. month apartment rent in 1971 from an Orlando builder, but denied It was for any federal housing favors. Bastien, one of three co-defendants on trial with Gutney, faced more questioning on the stand today. Bastlen, Gurney and federal ho using officers K. Wayne charged conspiracy tO g raise an illegal IM000 slush fund from builders by peddling Gurney's Influence with the Federal Housing YARN , oOCT KINS LOTION Sale prices effective thru Monday. .IuIv 21. renney I THE PRESCRIPTIONS NIGHT you AT ECRORIcE it RIGHT TOO' P AND THE i" Abr*IIlr - SlUMP - That hike was the largest ever granted a telephone firm ST. PETERSBURG (AP-An autopsy on a retarded 9.year.old found dead Inside a closed, sweltering school vehicle,offers no proof that the death was heat. related, officials say. Dale Capocy, too retarted to move hirnself or call for help, was found strapped in a seat belt in a closed station wagon at Peter Pan school Tuesday afternoon. Police said he had teen left jn the veh1c1e for about ffve hours. Officials said the St. Petersburg youth apparently had slumped out of light in the rear seat when six other children were removed from the ninepassenger wagon. "This isatremend ousshoch, said Bert Muller, exec utive vice president of the Pinellas Association For Retarded Children (PARC). "Thiss is a family situation we've lived with him for six years. "Who I think of the be of kids led in h we've saved (heir lives - I have inade a mistake." he added. JjK TABLETS - - - Whitewalls just $3 extra. i V_ 1A COPPERTONE Gurney Aide Questioned Tire size f OUR STORE INCASSELRERRY(CORHERHW-VS 1717L4)4) IS NOW OPEN ii HOURS EVERY DAY' DIICBDIU in the state. 331/ % 3 off Blackwall tubeless. HWY. 17.92 SANFORD ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND- 322-9646 OPEN 7 a.m.- 12 Midnight I BOTTLE OF 100 TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Everyone in Florida who calls outside his hometown would be affected by Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s requested hike in in. trastatelong.dlstance toll charges, says the firm's vice president. J.M. Brown, vice president for the flrm'sFlorida oper. atmons, told the Public Service (.ornmLcslon Tuesday that a $74 million increase in intrasiate long distance toll charges was needed to assure continued good service. Brown cited increased costs of construction and borrowing money, and the demand by customers for prompt service. He spoke during the second of nine public hearings being held around the state on Southern Bell's total rate increase request of $216.5 million. The PSC granted Southern Bell, the state's largest ptme company, an interim hike of SM.9 million in February. F L iv - FREE COFFEE WITH BREAKFAST 1 F -_ I .1. - Mileagemaker Plus. Four ply polyester cord tire in me wide 78 series profile. Modern sidewall, wrap-around tread. No trade-in required. SPECIALS Sausage, Biscuits, Grits & Gravy ........97c 2 Eggs, Biscuits, Grits and Gravy ....... $1.06 2 Eggs,2 Sausages, Biscuit,, Grits ..... $1.34 Steak, Eggs, Biscuits, Grits ............$1.63 1 .ø H 'I SOUTHERN A 4 m ply tires. BREAKFAST A : Action Reports SANFORD'S FINEST _ rL%JK11JA J mercial and Palmetto Avenue about 1:35 p.m. yesterday. Cole mans Bar-B-0 _ ri FrurA - polyester EGG MEON. TO persons not given a "firm contract" will be "considered uriemployed until such time as they are rehired or reappointed for the next school term." Those teachers who weren't rehired by June 17 are eligible for unemployment benefits. - • a lbority balked on a proposed ~l find no pleasure in digging one-year lease offered by the this back up out of the grave," FDCLE. Authority members Vihlen said yesterday. claimed the one-year lease, According to Vlhlen the OVER LIGHT. The memo also states that the school district must reimburse the dision for all money paid out to unemployed persons in the At that time, he said the remainder of those teachers eligible district. School Supt. Bud Layer today reiterated his position that o" per cent of those teachers eligible for rehiring will have Jobs forrehiring will be placed -but only if enrollment warrants. At the last board meeting, nine teachers were rehired, before classes begin the day after Labor Day. enrollment here has decreased Tonight, four elementary teachers and one secondary teacher are For the past two years scheduled to receive contracts, because of the declining economy. But Layer and other school With normal attrition and the number of resignations, I officials are hopeful student enrollment will Increase as the think we'll be able to place them" Layer said Though some vacancls exist in the system, those teachers economy shows signs of picking up. eligible for Jobs do not have the needed qualifications for the Stewart Gatchel, the school system's director of personnel, Also, those teachers who weren't rehired by June 17 are vacant positions, Gatchel said. agrees with Layer's 90 per cent estimate. Gatchel says teachers eligible for unemployment benefits, Gatchel said. Tonight's meeting will be held in the County Commission will be rehired a few at a time until schools open In the fall. in a memo to Layer, Department of Commerce officials said chambers at the courthouse in Sanford. . last Week when the airport In the takeover. SUNNYSIDE UP! By. ED PRICKET1' Herald Staff Writer system. I I Leasin Crme To Be Meet TOPIC Wednesday, July t, 1975-3A Fsive iftre Teache ' rs To Be Rehi' [%M Tonight 6 Officers said the woman was attacked by the medium-buil t ,aCourts man as she and a friend were *Police walki g do Palmetto * Fire Avenue. The man reportedly grabbed the woman by the _I ' Ir and her friend struck St, and Terry Cordell Wallace, cealing stolen property taken hi1111th a purse Sanford Detective Lt. 20, 2810 Magnolia Ave., both of from the church, a van truck at Police said the suspect ran William Lykens said the Sanford, were arrested at their 2525 Sanford Ave., on June 22 , from the area when a passerby brothers, Michael Herman homes early today. and Bill and Betty's called police to the scene. The Wallace, 211. 810 East Fourth older Wallace brother Restaurant, The 2511 S. Sanford set was described as a was charged with breaking and Ave., on May 29. strawberry blonde, about 6-feet OAKLAWN entering in the June 18 burglary Bonds were set at $5,000 each tail, medium build and wearing MONUMENT CO Of the Sanford Alliance Church, for the two men, Lykens said, blue jeans. 1401 So. Park Ave., Lykens Officers reported they P".M42" The younger Wallace was recovered 90 per cent of the Death Probed COUNTRY CLUN R OAD charged wt three counts of merchandise taken when they receiving buying and on raided he home of Terry Sanford detectives were Wallace about 3:11 a.m. today. investigaung the unattended -. . fr. ,. -• Lykens said that cheese and death of a 36-year-old Castle -Y "• ':--'' bacon taken from the Brewer Court resident, who restaurant was found Inside the was found dead yesterday at house. lx-r home. -I Assisting Lykens was Police saW Mrs. Maggie Lee • Sheriff's Detective Sgt. William Davis,68 Castle Brewer Court, Hogan and Sanford City was ore her I Detective - daughter, who became con. ____ . The Investigation began, cerned when the woman did not ______________ . Lykens said, while officers come for breakfast. were taE'ig statements from ...Dr. G V Garay, witnesses Involved In the (I i,ve 1 George flelmadollar Jr. COuntY Medical Examiner, was summoned and he pronounced murder case, which occurred Mrs Davis dead and ordered an on June is the ultimate source of ' .. I autopsy conducted to determine ' - 49 Still Without Jobs 99 zii.iui I 4 - Two Brothers Face Charges - --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Since that time, however, the Three separate organizations board held a meeting with ,,ow are seeking recognition as Peiley and discussed whether collective bargaining agents one unien or a group of unions '1 7 from the Seminole County would be easier to deal with. • School Hoard. The law allows the board to $ At tonight's 7:30 meeting at meet In secret with the chief -. . the courthouse in Sanford, bus negotiator - pelley or School I drivers, I clerical workers and Supt. Bud Layer. Though school '? maintenance employes will ask officials are obligated to inform the board for recognition - a the press when such meetings 11 95 step in receiving certification occur, neither the press nor the £ from the public Emp'ye public are invited to attend. VALUE Relations Commission Cowley said it makes no (PERC). difference to him whether -. After the board grants employes form one union or a recognition to an agency, host of different organizations f papers are filed with PERC for for purposes of collective certification as bargaining bargaining. agent. But first, an agency "it won't mean any more or must receive more than 50 per less time. It doesn't matter If Salvation Army Finance Chairman Clyde Long, holding rent of the signatures of per- you have one group or five GOOD NEWS llO telephone, accepts a $1,000 check from Southern Belt Telephone .1,011S %%ithin that urgiiiizatiun. groups," Cowley said. The Co. for the Army's citadel building fund. Phone company Ernie Cowley, a member of reason Is, he said, that even if ON PHONE rn r Vinyl/R au-Ft. ubber managerTom Hunt is at left and new Salvation Army Capt. Jim Harry Pelley's bargaining you have only one group, Snelson is at right, team which represents the demands from different fac. 5/8' GARDEN HOSE board, said today that clerical tions within that organization Strength and flexibilit',l workers have 162 authorization would have to be dealt with. Safe to shut off at nozzle. cards signed out e of :tal a of 280 One such group -the Seminole Brass coupling workers. Education Association (SEA) sPh.322-0500 Tp~n7 g And bus driv 'Til 4p.nL Sanford turned down at the last meeting certification by the state and Is until board Attorney Doug at the table with the Pelley Stenstrom had a chance to team. study authorization papers, had Also at tonight's meeting, the 104 signatures out of 131 drivers board is slated to receive an at the last official count, Cowley update on the Woodlands School 520 Mipit Ave. By MICK I.00HRIDC1E which always would be pending airport authority needs a bank said. controversy. At the last meeting, board Herald Staff Writer additional revenues approved to provide a 10 year loan for the the member Allan Keeth expressed , by the state legislature, would building but c9nnot with 1 it et. a desire to deal with one group Attorneys representing the not tUIOVf we authority to proposed state lease. Ie.5 u'nRnrwS three Interested parties of the borrow money from the bank to Another point involved in the which would represent all non 11-5050 Portable Sanford Regional Crime Lab finish payment on the $180,000 takeover of the lab, is which Instructional employes instead Electronic Printer . ) are expected to meet to for, building, body will gain control of the one of a host of groups representing 6VIS orlh sum IM mulate a suitable lease The county had been leasing half million dollars woith of bott tittii data S*iiitd . agreement to allow the lab to the building from the authority equipment used in the building. pcdt. UM llbft&d 1k@fA&1 Cool Yourself operate under state guidelines. on a two-year lease at $18,000 Currently the county controls FC401 t* 4I 06004 o f Quietly With Carrier 3 Seminole County Corn. per year but after efforts by the the assets of the crime lab, 91 Ir" No" IiId'vPic, 0 the OW Mir Atl missioners yesterday in. Commission, the FDCLE which serves 27 counties. etat FREE 119925 . • ESTIMATES structed County Attorney Tom acquired state funds to operate Commissioner Mike Hat114995 Sm 1W Now.",Freeman to schedule a meeting the lab and the FDCLE was to taway said "I can't understand k.iiUiidis tin (s with the attorneys for the take over the lab on July 1. why everytime we (county) try Semford Airport Authority and Now, both the I"DCLE and the to negotiate with the airport A the Florida Department of Airport Authority have authority we get the door shut Criminal Law Enforcement requested the County to In our faces." IR rA (FDCLE). Freeman's office sublease the lab to the FDCLE The airport authority several of Sanford. Inc. Pt111 reported this morning that according to Chairman Sid months ago killed the county's V'S V I Ph. 322-8321 Freeman would be out of town Vihien Jr. Vihien, who was offer to use Building 310 as a jail too N. Maple Ave. until Friday. In strumental In ni'riini1irn, fn,4I11u The takeover of the Crime FDCLE to take ever the •I ' lab, Ioc8teF at the Sanford operation of the building, Is Mwdca1 AtrTxrtt WE aiag dis1atisfIed with the breakdown -. - Stolen Goods Recovered on information ob. udned during a bomicMe Investigation, Sanford and Seminole County agents ' arrested two brothers on charges of ,.,... w and. Cfl tering and possession of stolen ----- i Three Unions Seek School Board's Nod _ NA110 N- By GLENN McCASLAND herald Stall Writer - - - - - Of Tainted - \i. LIGHTER UOYD'S AM/FM AN, IP- Its MIG I 1i 33 �- = - r - tt-- z..-- ___________________________ -. M~'~~~ Eveningller.M Area Code 305 3222611 or 8319993 Wednesday, July 9, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYIX, Publisher WIl.l.lAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBEHIC. MARKEY, Advertising Director -. -- it }h'r,e Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By MailS In Florida same as home delivery. ii' 19 - I I ________ . interdependence The Clock Everyone deep in America's heartland to make an important address on foreign policy recently. His appeal for support in resisting a new isolationism in U.S. policy was voiced in the Midwest, an area which was once th e a1:Zi7_Z.;Ci stronghold of isolationist sentiment in American pol'tics. ___ __ _______ _________ - - Richard Stone (D-Florida) will be but your eligibility must be completed by July 18. the principal speaker at the Greater Sanford Study centers throughout Seminole County have Chamber of Commerce Personality Bkfaston been established to help prepare everyone for the GED tests and the self-help preparedness program Aug. 4, according to Jack Homer. Homer said he Just received confirmation from is free of charge. Stone's office of his appearance here and everyone Persons wishing to qualify for the test and desiring more Information on the ncarest study Is invited to attend the free breakfast Following a brief speech by Stone, there will be a center may call Seminole Community College and ask the GED office. question and answer session whereby the local citizenry can get a first-hand answer to what's going on In Washington. Hey, maybe we oughta ask State Treasurer Phil The Personality Breakfast will be from -9 a.m. Ashler his secret for saving, _____ Seems Mr. Ashler earned the State of Florida a whopping 6 million in interest during the year Are you a high school dropout? Or one who was ending June 30. forced to abandon your education for one reason or These earnings, Ashler says, resulted from short another? term Investing of temporarily unneeded cash Seminole Community College Is going to conduct balances In the treasury. General Education Development (GED) tests, Ashler pointed out that the entire $71.6 million which could lead to a high school equivalency goes into the Genera] Revenue Fund for use in diploma, at the college on July 2-29-30. paying th e state's bills, Any person over the age of 18 who has met the Too, he says that three-fourths of these earnings prerequisites of American history, civics and came from interest-bea ring- deposits In Florida Americanism vs. Cornmunimn may take the test, banks, with the remainder derived from in. In can you,re preparing to leave for your vacation, )ere'sJusta quick reminder, In the way of a checklist, of last minute things to turn off or disconnect before leaving: 1 - Water heater (a major energy consuming s_Thermostat (no sense In having It clicking on and off while you're away, running the central air. conditioner uselessly.) 3 - Unplug window air-conditioning units. 4 — Unplug that television set. 5-If leaving for an extended stay, clean out the refrigerator and turn It off. 6 — Disconnect all small appliances that might short out and lead to a fire. Take these little precautions and be free from worry while havin g fun on your vacation. -Bill clirrie DON from isolationism at the end of World War H with the advent of a bipartisan internationalist foreign policy. The shift was getting under way when he became a congressman 26 years ago, and one of its prime movers was a midwesterner from Mr. Ford's own state of Michigan, the late Sen. Americans Be — c _____ agaard.Juergensen, by Ernest Ilendrix, chairman of - - _____ - __ The President went to South Bend, leaving behind a Congress that is moving dangerously back Gullible? r—= - - - - . -:_ - ----a WORI than John Mitchell, a man now convicted for his n deed once put it clearly: Don't judge us by - in Congress who are resisting a Republican President's effort to preserve the alliances and economic programs which were built on that bipartisan foundation. The - Democrats are allowing a sense of futility We build images about the world abroad and at dictate a cut-off in military aid which could have a shattering effect on the confidence of our other __ '.. borne which cL'%se us to take actions and sponsor In that sense, we are accessories, as over the progress of the war in Southeast Asia to Alexander Solihenitsyn, the great Russian problems and not helping people abroad. History refutes them. Most of the nations benefiting by our militmy aid have enjoyed a prolonged period of peace. Most of the Third World nations receiving our economic aid and par- ticipating in trade and investment programs with th e United States are making far more progress in I I _. '7 / -: - : L... lii india by calling it one of _____ . and dismay. If India joins the lengthening list of - - s -z----- --' -- herse1ftnofflcecanonlybevlewedw1thaorrow - I~ - (7/, - - _ , 1\N - \ - "I (*IV-VNLA-- -5,'-' " have changed — and softened—that they are i the ruling Peronist movement, called off its two-d.ay genera] strike 10 hours early Tuesday after Mrs. Peron agreed to abandon the 50 per cent limit on wage hikes she ordered last week as Dart of an austerity program to counter Inflation, There was no incation, however, that Mrs. Peron had agreed to the labor leaders' demand that the get rid of Jose Lopez Rega, her conservative private secretary and social welfare minister who Is the dominant figure in the government. Lopez Rega has alienated many sec tors of th e Peronist movement and is also out of favor with the leaders ofthe armed forces. i • rKnt I I I Miners Shelve ~ would be a strengthening of democratic In- We are repeatedly fooled by the persusisive words of charity wolves who have pulled a Good Investrnent The American investment In Vietnam refugees, involving up to one-half billion dollars in federal funds and an Infini te amoun t of human compassion, has been criticized as a drain on an already overtaxed economy. ButadelegaUonof Neaslu legislatorshasdrj potential for a profitable retm. The group is negotiating at Camp Periffloton, Calif., with South Vietnamese physicians in the hope of relievii the PII&t of wveral Nebraska communities Wt have been unable to Iure doctors to administer to the Ills of their pople. S1i1ing midwestern surnmoers and frigid winters combined with Spam population have long discouraged American-trained professionals from establishing practices In those rural areas. The initiative of the Cornhus1ceri eertalniy, is not resolve the ref ugee problem In Itself. America historically has taken its strength from its ability to feed on the strengths of its izrmtgranto. It must corit1n to do so. not only for ressions of charity. but of self interesL The imaginati&n exhibited by the Nebraskans in a start. is, "Honor, justice and humanity forbid Thearmedforcesarepreparedtousetactical Nuck it Weapons Employment Policy, car WORLD BERRY' ___ S_________ _______ __ ____ ___ - - __ 1. -_ ((. , -_ -u ____ L ______ _ 17 ______ I / Q4*&a)__ -fe no OLDER people running along It-? hes. -h w3ving a ba9 . Im these resort ads?" threat. But our sorices point out Vat President Fordisleuinaveofnuc1earwonsthanany Could order a taCtiCal '' ff" who has Irccupled the 6170,, 11mm sime 77* appropriate missile or bomber 1 rijng *ouJd receive a "LO package," ftir ItWiuctions. This meant Lkwted Nuclear pollcyrnaki'.rs fully 'i tlersand that the United Option. States m,Ast be pr Ared to Carry it out. The Once the Pre3ident gave the green light, the armed iorces, fa '11mr PEI, M reaAiv. The nuclpsr blow, would be delivered. In Prep&ration Strati'ic Air Cw hand began briefing missile for this possibility, missile and bomber crews and bomtr I -,1i months ao on the new tre now practicing dozens of complicated new — _ /14- ____ 01 IRM I _ ~ 7 ______--~ - ---~-----_ 1 7: - 1., 4 __ - -~~_- - ~,,~_-~-~---_____ . ____ z - , --- __ __ ~T - to~_~_ ~ ----- ---.I - I - — _ ____ _ ___ - - -_ ____M_1..._. __ __ ____ ____ - _ - P"W" ~ _~i~.~__ __ _~ _7~. — — _- --' -11- __ 1111 I r (t ri ff ft%% , S , A, . , !~ 90 : ; .k4- 1 -T~zA-_2~ ,- ___-- -r: I "I_ . r LIMIT LIMIT 1 'Jill" reported the police depart. 19 ______ grant through the l.a', Enforcement Assistance Administration i LEAA) for a detective and necessary equipment (car etc.) has gone through three of the four steps to gain approval. Govoruhk said the up. plication has been approved by ULTRA BAN 5000 SEA & SKI FLUFFS the local law enforcement coniniittee, the regional board ANTI. 119 SUNTAN 69 SENTINEL and through t he Tallahassee PERSPIRANT LOTION COSMETIC re view. It has now been sent to QUALITY Washington, Govarulik said. t 2-OZ. The po lice chief add ed he will BAG TUbE be submitung a preliminary 8-OZ. request t his month for conontiruation of funding for the detective through the 197&77 ____ 5-) f) . I rJ . ___ ___ AFTER BATH OIL SHAVE By MENNEN BEADS ( / I y I __________ _________ _________ FLEET ENEMA USE ( t ( 4':-FL OZ. - . i. I- 4-SHELF . . I . . STEEL SHELVING arms and weather- - / esistant webtnng ________ '-r -' 3O Easy to assemble. 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IAIN Association rummage ternoon and evening thun. dershowers. hhghs in the low 90 Lows in the low 70s. Winds ___ I night low 67. lthinfal was .37 Arthur Stewart, Orlando Brian Gainey, Oviedo ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Isaac Alexander llIIll - — __ ___ JULY 12 VFW Auxiliary 10108, San- HOSPITAL NOTES t --- 99 !oading 4 -. -;_-- ---. - - - ----_ ~-t--~ - -- 79 thundershowers. Rain Elizabeth hut Floyd Brown Jeffrey largen am Martin Warren, fth'harth Dovie Thn,nas Fonza Brasfield, Altamonte Geneva Burfield probability 50 per cent during Naomi Craven the daytime 20 per cent at Joyce E. I)zivls Rudolph Duffey 1.velyn (;roorns eght. Carl Joiner Sr. Atlrieanne Kondracki .- BORDEN'S Extended Forecast Par tl y cloud)' with sitlel)- harry Brenner, Dellary Jeffrey Iirgen Fdith llffl, DeBary hiliis Harris, I)eLand Vary Beach, DeBary .losephine Lemmerman, dershowers mostly during the a"ernoon and evening hours. Highs in the upper 80s to lower Lo ws mainly in the 70s. Daytona Reach tides: Nghs. 9:29 a.m., 9:52 p.m.: lows 3:11 Mary t)onn:a MeAdani.()rari1:' (rt Margaret Roberts, Niones. 'ifl i'. highs 8:58 a.m., 9:X p.m.; lows 2-51 am . 314 pm I _ I. i BRECK MISS Fudgsicles - HAIR KODACOLOR RLM VANILLA WAFERS I ZEI?.12FOI6II) 199 cc . . 1 6 PIK 3$ .P ~ ~ - .1b arki, j for t ~ . -, VICIvs - ,!.Z_~ ,~,~~ 1 I for $I NO LIMIT LIMIT 1 -xosuo- - 2 ~ . _ __Mft DEVELOPED & PRINTED cl? 4jj/ a Pops ii oz. ___________ - KEEBLER NOVELTIES - -- ,______________ - _____________ OotPODACOt.c I U,IANOGAFFa.M PEG GNLY1 LIMIT ONE ROLL PER COUPON ______ V9 I DPIRES ____ 4 ~ ~ ~ ~-pi ~ ?~qw ---N"_F___ __ ~ - ~__ ___~________ --------- __ __ __ --__ -- ___ - _------- --_--_--~---_ R on, ~ -- Yt.stcrdav 5s high 92. Over- I I. 111 jutx to-li ______________________ free or cut- repair offers. _ GAL. # 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Women), 1201 W. First St. lakefront, 5p.m. 4 t.amonte Springs. IM automobiles and light trucks. But the uzv. respom1ble. The repaiits tO promote fortunate owners were never notified, loyalty and good jfl" )j couldn't This is implied in a confidential kept in the dark about this alleged effort August 25, l2, which has just come to light. memo was sen' only to Ford's most trurW promote good will. I4 consumer servi' ce managers. In effect, these The Center for Auto Safety, clalm tha t man2gers were instructed to withhold the Ford "my no y t be the ord co,npany with -Wmt problem not only from Ow customers but also W extended warranties," has dealers, Trade Commission to force public revelation of They were authorii.ed to provide __ _:--____ ~I- 0 - fft% ,,, 0' t 4 0, Play-rated for 10108 at post home on Sanford 0 _ r1%. South Seminole Community sponsored by VFW A ux iliary risis Five daystolater, the same question was put out cars to get free repairs. Aaislsdevelops. Dlplomaucapproaches are point.gnk President Ford. The nuclear Meanwhile. Ford saved mmI made to settle it. but the peaceful effor eepiM ts fall, option, Ford responded, w3t'ld be used "In quiet about the rust-out . Thenthe President has the optlono(brandlshing flexible way In our national Interest." h" nuclear wupons. Footnote. A Ford qmkftman denied that the VORD'S SECRET- Fwd Motor Company He could set forth his demands, :SSue apparently spotted maufacturIng errors that s'ust was caused by manufacturing faults, saying If it had t r Mayaguez and rescue the crew, for President could have threatened , nuc" -!;!= to ob-In the Imp's re:0j%. This doesn't nwin, of I, 21 Police Chief John Govoruhk Child Evangelism Fellowship ages 4-12, Lake JULY 11 Geneva Volunteer Firemen's Jessup Park, 10 am. to 3 p.m. Call SCC Adult Occupational No fee, bring sack lunch. Call benellt show, 8 p.m., Geneva Services. m office Mon. Community house lea Luring Child Evange lis "Mr. Magic" to raise money for day-Wednesday to register. JULY 10 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Fireman's Fund. 4y 17 It Is too late, therefore, los- ti presented at the briefings: Ill& MILK "~, /'_-- 14~o no 10 at sale, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., old U.S. Rummage sale to be nefit "Investment and Financial South Seminole Community Planning for Small Business library 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., AltoPerson," Seminole Community monte Springs Civic Center. College South Seminole Center, Altamonte Springs, 7-9:30 p.m., U customers nuclear weapons If President Ford should call NUWWas the missliemen call it, pleted by January 1. squawked loudly enough. for them, not only to repel aggression but also te I) £ring these briefings, the possible use of Footnote: On June 20, we reported that 'ThJ. is a limited service program without respond t, "jpinj. ucIar weapons in a "minor crisis" was Schlesinger had advocated the use of nuclear dealership notification and should . In public, Defense Secretary James pec1fically discussed. It Is possible to hit exweapons, as an option, to repel an Invasion of ministered on an Individual complaint bsig" policy is intended to I erease - p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford, Room L Schlesinger has emphasized that any use o trernely small targets with low-yield weapons. South Korea. After our dory appeared, he was declared the docur .ent, For the first 24 nonths, * -'I nuclear weapons would b "4uid4a u liiii.ii complex, for asked about it at a press conference, Would the said the docwner,t, there "will be 100 per cent decision, which would be made only In event cii example, could be leveled In one swift nuclear United Siates "use nuclear weapons against coverage of repair cost. . . and 75 per cent from "major, major hostilities." strike without doing serious damage to the North Korea If they invade South Korea?" a the 2.5th to 3411h month." But competent sources insist that the nearby population, reporter inquired. Of course, this offer to repair the rust damage President has been ghen the additional "We cannot foreclose any option," replied has now expired on almost all the 1969-1972 car, here is a hypothetical scena rio, which was Schlesinger. of using tactical nuke.s In a minor crisis. ,fl --,.( I T Y BOTTLE 15 OZ. Lake R ec reation Fund. Free public lecture on meeting, Thursda y, • missions. The training is supposed to be corn- rate repairs, however, on ___ _____ Magnetic ___ cheon St. — - - 1 . ~' F ~, and holding court in the cities. p.m., Cuselberry City Hall. poverty and economic stagna tion growing popular disContent with wideWtaid com'ptlon in recent years, , by on ICE -- American Legion Auxiliary, JULY 9 Flea Market, 9 am. to 6 p.m., CALNO Council of Local Unit 53 of Sanford. 8 p.m., Post Hidden Lake Clubhouse, Governments meeting, 7:30 Home, 17-92. &-inford. Proceeds to Ifidden (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First In SHAMPOO the city roads. ____ JACK ANDERSON S~ e Nuclear W quivering cf the patrol cars on ____ From the first lish received from our gallant ancestors, and wti, .h Mrs. Gandhi's foolish creation Though there are Innumerable ions our innocent posterity have a right to rece,ve and Plymouth to the embattled farmers at martyrs, could result In a dangerous national sclentlous charitable agencies, we give mill Concord bridge, Americans had learned ons which from us," Congress said in the Declaratirr' (/ to work mood that will not wait upon the word of of dollars each year to organiza ti or starve, sink or swim, In a boun tif ul but handful of jtiig. de vote 50, 60, 70, 80 and even 90 per cent of their Causes and Necessities [or Taking daoui wilderness. als and other adopted on July 6, 1975. take to money raisers, fund offici Whether she remains prime minister, legally overhead. M,Rny are money raising rackets, and It made them self-reliant, suspicious and or illegally, or whether she relbuittIgies her rule. "We cannot endure the idam! and guilt of nothing more. But we're taken in by the pam- resigning succedlng generatirns to that t. excruciatingly indepen ieni. Nobody pushed voluntarily or Involuntarily, If nothing else phlets they send or by their ringing messsages to chednem which inevitabil' Altafts them, if we Americans around witho,-t a fight. In our consciences. basely entail hereditary t"ndage upon them." BrLstlsh pushed and got a ttht, days forfeited the mantle she once wore both as With our failure to Investigate, we encourage the respected leader of the world's lor" the grafters and cheat the genuine poor of what But what does it. all me in? On the surface this And America was the Ian,, o economic op. democracy ard as a f they desperately need. overblown rhetroic ir. absurd. Americans were portunity for all its people. morality In the cummunity of natiord. Could L,J Towels from LIMIT 1 CALENDAR .. . U.S. BORDEN'S . FOLDING CHAISE an The first was the kind of life they new ST,% - -1 __1.1 city cases by riding a circuit pre pa red to forego It for this year. always been weak and fragmented. But °' entrenched oldtlmers. Despite their f. find nothing so dreadful as voluntary slavery," wrote Thomas Jefferson, the liberal intellectual Fai the evidence is that they operate In great forces drove the American to failure of the party t mg same manner and with the same motives a3 their leader of ft CongrM and John Dickinson, the revOution long before taxes and tea became an aptivit Imlia'Al abiding problem of po"t!0n brilliant conservative. BRECK ~qli will provide for Judges to hear record that they want the $220 weekly wage but are her, as It Is widely believed It will, the crisis 77 for a new referendum on the subject of continuing the municipal court system. The city court system is now -scheduled to be phased out Jan. I, 19T7, he said, adding there is some Lilk that the Ixgislature the word 'demand" with "seek." lids put the miners on stitutlons in India. ( should the court vindicate I Govoruhk also noted that leaders in YorkslAre and Scotland for' a $70.40-a-week increase for workers at the coal face, raising their basic wage to $flO a week. Prime Minister Harold Wilson had told the convention on Monday that such inflationary pay raiseswouidbe'crazy,evensulcicfa)"inthec'urrentstate of the British econo ny. After violent argu ment, the convmtIon voted to repla-e wever, in the Intervening two inonthe. 'i ho then are buying 30 per cent of the products which we afraid atwhat the system was doing to the minds explaining why they were doing such an Sin ce export. gaining Its Independence from Britain The simple ritb Is that the Americans and li ves of the people of that land, outrageous thing as rebelling against fellow after World War II India has been virtually a ou r nation took their li berties We recently el ected a fast-talking group of Englishmen and the migh tiest empire on ear th. 1'iI It is a dangerous notion, said Mr. Ford, that seriously. A (hreat to their dreams was as of. one-party democracy. Opposition to the overreformists lo the Rouse of Representatives. y "our fate is unrelated to the fate of others." The wheliningly predomlnent Congress Party Pu "We have counted the cost of this contest and fensiveas thrust at the ir opposite of isolationism is not so much in- propaga ndized a good game and moved fast to and the Congress needs to be awakened to it. M TML GMT TO LIMIT QUAtjT,I COP'rrnGnT II7 $'JPtIi ClOGS VI PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 12, 1975 I- Govoruhk hopes to have the detective on the Job by the beginning of the city's new fiscal year. Oct. 1. or Mineworkris. ___ Yet, here were prrous Yankees talking would also be resolved, but with what lasting Two hundred years ago today a advancing their living standards than they could Tae.tun(a China, shown Potemkin villages, the showcase examples of life in that country. But! advance of the Declara tion of Independence - about bondage an slavery, as If a British harm to India it would be difficult toi Many unhappy things could happen before ever have hoped to make without it, and they now have lived there. I came away horrified and the Continental Congress issued a declaration bayonet was held lit every American throat, ternationalism, but interdependence. Morover, interdependence is not so much a policy as a truth _________ '." JUMBO ROLL federal fiscal year. of inflation when the coal miners agreed to shelve a demand for a 60 per cent wage increase, The decision Tuesday came after a long, angry meeting at the annual convention of the 270,000-member National l tio only one that works, even today. They were world. Demand Its first victory in its battle against Europe's highest rate a regional court decision that found Mrs. Gandhi Excelsior guilty of illegal election practices and ordered - her stripped of her seat in Parliament and, in consequence, of the prime minlsterahlP. In the meantime, she continues to rule by _____ and display of britte force which has seen the jailing of reportedly thousands of her political op The V of Revo u n duon" ponents. Should the high court rule against Mrs. One of the hardest things the founding fathers not an oppressed people. In fm,, they were doing Gandhi, and shoWd she abide by its decision. the had to do was explain the American Revolution. pretty well. Their econrmit., opportunities and crisis would be resolved with what can be hoped Our papers are filled with the happy lunarb fighting for liberty, highly educated bu t gullible visitors to Mao Pay IDNDON (AP)-BriWn's Labor govemment scored Supreme Court decides whether or not to uphold have been squeezed for gain by Mrs. Gandhi's The answer they finally came up with was the personal liberties were arrong the best in henchmen? Give Up The Genera] La bor Confederation (CGT, backbone of nations that have taken the road to totalitarianism, what hope is there for freedom: anywhere ln the so.calledmlrd World for which 1 India was In many ways the model? The answer depends upon how deeply rooted democracy I grievously Mrs. GarAhi my have injured It. answer presumably will become known at end of summer when the reconvening Inidin .jj 4-4' - Forced To BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - President Isabel But thalaslde, by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi In the name defending India but actually to perpetuate : - :" -. OVER 55000 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY' - Browning noted the police department has found a defect in the latest police cars purchased. lie said the brake shoes are crystallizing. Councilman Irwin Hunter said he noticed a continual Peron suffered a double blow at the hands of the Peronist movement when labor forced her to abandon th e wage ceiling and the Senate named a successor to the _.: - . - - - PRESCRIPTION PRICES! -' • d•J;- 32 OZ. SIZE vertise public hearings, Browning said. Limit On Wage Increases shown itself capable of descending Into a state of: : political repression that ranks with any extant . ~ . -. / By dramatizing and glamorizing the corrupt Nazi Gemany for - turning their heads and shutting their 'yes to the concentration camp and other hideous crimes of Hitler's evil aides. Are we 0td0ing the same when we tot es to the loathesome prison camps of the Gulag Archipelago and divert our thoughts from the children who die in Ma because their families D BRIEF Peron - separates a true democracy from a sham - the: choice law the rule of: I '- - throwing aside the worst of their Insane ideas, 'There is no safety for any nation in a hungry, &nd by our technological assistance to the ill-educated and desperate world," said Mr. Ford corrupt men who rule the Kremlin, we are at South Bend, echoing what might have served as in the peoples of that th e theme for our foreign policy since th e late country. our o -- -. "; _Z-~ __~~, - regime over the )W$ great sums of money the economic and military segments of our foreign moral support, we enabled the rulers of India to aid program - the sharpest cuts in its 77-year take over small neighboring countries, to op. history. Our economic recession has bolstered the Im, its own people, arxl to influence world point of view that America should pull into its shell events in ways dangerous to hw&nL We ue thus partners with Mrs. Gandhi and her works. - that we cannot afford either to support our allies In spreading the word that Russia's leaders with weapons or continue or role as a provider of isolationists in Congress often plead their case on humanitarian grounds, arguing that our in ternational role is draining resources away from I .' - - per cent off the administration's requests for both Worlds great democracies, by giving that assistance to developing countries, - . writer, told us the other night. allies around the world. The House recently cut 40 Gandhi title of the world's most righteous na tion, others We, all of us, have a tendency to believe those programs that endanger our national Interests and cause untold suffering in foreign lands and In our ywi. country. IN may feel a certain grim satisfaction in the fact: that when It came to the ultimate test that: denberg a generation ago to help Democratic who tell us what we want to hear, show us what administrations put isolationism to rest, it is now we want to see. -. thra3hed out. Within two weeks after snrkshops in the budget, ii uitv should be ready to a1 •: consistently behaved as if It also de'VId t&: i t 4 '•1,1 IM LIQUID ID DETERGENT Council Donald Browning DISCOUNT no doubt will have to be Because the "wor1d's largest democracy" haz Indira Gandhi. And it's not pretty. None other g['I 11 saidsome sections of the budget Actions Of toward the isolationist course. Ironically, while it our words but by our deeds. took the change of heart of a Republican Van- ~~ ^ * . JOY open minds and without nit. ~~ ______ PHONE 322-8270 Councilman John t)anlel urged colleagues to come jfltti upcoming budget meetings with I 6~ ________ picking. . There i5aleuontObe learned from lndlawvj Arthur Vandenberg. the finance committee, as soon as possible. Piland said there will be , ______ - ______________ —j 1 - - --- Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SuperAx... ____ drug stores elephone tend was assured the tern would be taken care of. The mayor said, however, the : By 4 I__---___ - ___ omplex has been instructed to city's in,hintenance, department going to give Council the budget to give the facility an on-site message required by the city n the council chamber, Mayor inspection. charter. llilarxi said he could, 'iland reported to City Council in other business, Piland but the charter requirement his week, reminded all council member was changed by the council Piland said he talked with the department heads to submit .-wine months ago by ordinanc' acuity's general contractor, budget requests to Councilman and Ilendrix is now in charg OAKLEY __ __________________ pairs ix the leaking air-conditioner L I , Re '-I, RAY CROMLEY d contractor wishes the city to budget discussions among the submit a final check list of cour.cil members next week, items in need of repair and has after the Monday night regular __________ WINTER SPRINGS - A sub. requeste d acceptance by the meeting. ontractor of the new fire city of the maintenance bond. Council member Irene Van jJJJ U . tation-interim city hail Piland said he will ask the Eepoel asked if Piland were ___________ Iitical history to recall how America shifted away Make Wednesday, July 9, 197S-SA -------- --I— ol T ._ 7 - t --------- -s - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer appliance) - ________________________ b-Contractor To - ,7- u Treasury 1Z1tteS. vestments in it's good to know we've got a guy like Phil Ashler running our treasury. Sure would like to get a few helpful hints from him. Maybe we could build up some Interest on our meager savings, huh? U.S. Why __ - __________ - _______ President Ford chose an audience _-- U. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32111 Aids E ________________________________ ________________ ________________ _____________________________ - -7- ____ - - _-,~~~--Tn 1 V--._";_-. :---- _. — _ __1I- FWWM"1 ~__~~_ __ _ _____ - ___ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ - - __ -.--. __W~_ . -- ~ NMI ~ __@ - _— __ ---_-#- _ I ~ ~ NJ ~ M___ — ---a - P" ~~ 1~# __ __ __ - - - - - __ - ____ - - - - 1 ---- _ - __ - - _ ~-~T~~.r ____ - -_--~_ �_ Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sanford Nationals In IL. Finals; Senior League Rocks Holly Hill I. HeaIthy Marshall - Cures Dodgers'Ailments By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '• .. -. _______________ - : . •- • - . __ —I—. . • __ P- r .' f'. -.-Tt : - . . I . '' ' • - t Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson S R PO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TS Wednesday, July 9, 175-6A Donnie Sanford's on top, Williams H ill's and John Purcell collide at second base • The Sanford Senior League All-Stars and the Sanford National Little League All-Stars advanced Tuesday night to the finab of their respective tournaments. The 'ocal Senior League All-Stars crushed Holly Hill 11-0 at the Sanford MeiuuLa1 Stadium and the Sanford National Little League Alltars blanked the Sanford American League 2-0 at Ft Mellon field The Sanford Seni or League will take a break tonight, but will return to action Th ursday night. Ormond Beach, which fell 3-1 to Sanford Monday night, will clash wi th Holly Hill at 7 tonight at holly Hill In the loser's bracket. The winner will meet Sanf ord at 6p in Thursday at the Sanford Memorial Stadium for the District IV Senior Major League championship. If Sanford drops the first game Thursday, a second game will get under way at 8 p.m. In the Sub-District III little Major League Tournarnent being played at Ft. Mellon field on the Lake Monroe waterfront, Sanford National will battle Kissimmee National at 8 tonight for the title. Sanford National moved into Tuesday's semi-finals with a 2-1 win over St. Cloud on Monday. Kissimmee National drew a First-round bye. The Sanford Senior League All-Stars breezed past Holly Hill enroute to the finals of the district. Sanford scored one run in the first Inning, seen In the fourth, one in the fjfth and two jntj'esixth. Terry Smith of Sanford allowed Holly Hill only two hits He struck out seven and walked five. Robert Smith and Ned Raines led Sanford of. fensively with two singles apiece. Terry Smith, Brodie and Clark Gallagher slapped singles for Sa nford. Dave Boudreau and Dale Garnache stroked singles for Holly Hill. Two holly Hill pitchers tried to contain Sanford. Starter Steve Penland exited in Sanford's sevenrun fourth inning, lie gave up five hits, five runs and four base on balls. John hull took over in the fourth and permitted six runs. In the little League tournament at Ft. Mellon in Sanford, Solomon Hardy of the Sanford National little League All-Stars fired a two-hitter to boost the Nationals into the finals of the six-team tournament. Greyhound Owners Predict State Shutdown MIAMI (AP) — Greyhound owners are predicting a statewide shutdown of dog tracks following the jailing of 18 striking kennel owners In a ba ttle with Flagler Dog Track (or higher purses. owners, Circuit Judge Harvie DuVal sent the 18 dog owners in Miami to jail earlier Tuesday for contcmpt of ccurt after they failed tu obey his order to ,,We'll ~; our best to keep it together at Mon- honor a contract with Flagler and continue racing. ticello and Daytona Beach, but there won't be another Florida track open another day," kennel owner James E. Donnell Jr. said Tuesday. Monticello end Daytonz Beach tracks have already agreed to owners' demands for higher purses. The first sign of a statewide boycott came In the Thi'cdav night whøn Mn_ n.. Pant -..• tr swfr o at Pa sacola and Panama City were shut down by kennel He found five others guilty of contempt and fined them $7,500, but excused them from jail for health reasons. The fines have not yet been paid. Two others were found Innocent of contempt because they had not been informed of the 10junction and live others who have been out of town still lace court proceedings. •• ..... • - Thi •.. iti,lc,ø c,i,l hn t,,n,,),1 uiui. iivu U IK3 winy .... i.. v'viuu in an effort to get the owners to race. He said he would add a $2,500 fine for each day they stay off the track. Flagler was scheduled to open last Thursday. Only two of the regular kennel owners at Flagler fed as long as I'm in jail. I've been fighting for higher purses and for our recognition all my life. And II going to jail is th e way to do it th is time, then so be it." have not taken part in the strike. aimed at winning The dog owners attempted to prevent the con- 2.93 per cent of the pari-mutuel handle. The tempt jailing Tuesday In U.S. District Court by track's latest offer was 2.3 per cent, claiming DuVal lacked jurisdiction. But Judge C. "I'll stay in jail until they die, 11! must," said Atkins refused to overturn DuVal's order. kennel owner F.B. "Happy" Stutz. He said the Richard Pettigrew, who represents the kennel jailed owners could not afford to keep paying owners, said he will go before a three-judge panel trainers and without trainers, no one would feed of the state's 3rd District Court of Appeal in an s. effort to get the kennel owners out of- 4— liiI Pet"I'm talking about 1,300 dogs," he said. tigrewis former state house speaker and former Of his own kennel, he said, "The dogs will not be state senator. his mound gem. Freddie Howard, who hurled a three-hitter against St. Cloud on Monday, blast ed a home run, and Hardy, Kevin Story, David Sonnenberg and Jeff Litton slammed singles. cored their two runs in the top of the The Nation fifth Inning. Thnmy Johnson went the distance f or the Sanford American League All-Stars, which drew a first-round bye. He gave up five hits, struck out six and walked five. Vincent Th omas was the American League's offense with a double and single. Th e Sanford Continental League Stars led 2-1 after the first inning, but Kissimmee National erupted for live runs In the top of the second . Kissimmee added two more runs In the top of th e fourth. Bo th teams coll ected four hits, but one of Kissimmee's was a home run by pitch er Retley Locke. Locke, Ray Stockburger and Tony Nunn added singles. Locke was n ea r-perfect on the mound after the first inning for Kicsimmee. He struck out 12 of a possible 18 and did not walk a batter. Bill Coagrave, Jerry Farina, David Holt and Walter Law took turns on th e mound for the Sanford Co ntinental League. Cosgrave and Farina were tagged for four rum each In the first four innings. The four pitchers struck out eight and walked 11. Sam Griffi th, Tony Li ttle, Wayne Pace and Coravc singled for Sanford. The broad-shouldered righthander Looked like the Marshall of oH,checldng the Pirates onone hit over three Innings after taking over for injured Don Sutton In the seventh inning. Padres 5, Cubs S Fred Kendall's two-run single In the 15th Inning lifted San Diego over Chicago. With one out In the 15th, Don Hahn doubled off Tom Dettore, 2-2, and Dave Winfield was walked Intentionally. The runners moved upon a grounder by Hector Torrs Sanford American III 410 I 33 Kissimmee National Sanford Continental III 310—I 4 3 300 000—i 4 3 n a By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS It had all the earmarks of a great pitching duel ... Jim Palmer against Nolan Ryan, both named to the American League All-Star team this week, It was great duel, all right, but the pit. chers didn't dominate it. Palmer wasn't involved in the decision although he came within one out of becoming the first 14game winner in the majors. And Ryan )ufkre(l his f i fth consecutive defeat as the Baltimore Orioles downed the California Angels 8-5 in 10 innings Tuesday night. lied Sex 6, Twins S Fred Lynn's tie-breaking pinch single with the bases loaded in the ninth Inning drove in the winning run. Jim Rice opened the ninth by beating out an infield hit and was sacrificed to second. After an In- t S tentional walk to Canton Fisk, rookie Bill Travers a nd John Mayberry added a relie ver Tom Johnson, making his first three-run homer off Pete Broberg in the appearance of the season, also walked fourth. Meanwhile, Dennis Leonard Rick Burleson to load the bases. Lynn, who scattered nine hits and blanked the hasn't started the last few games because Brewers until George Scott tilt his 16th of a bruised hand, grounded a game- home run inn the seventh. A's 15, Indians 5 winning single Into right field. Yankees 4, Rangers o Gene Tenace drove in four runs with a Catfish Hunter pitched a seven-hitter for homer and single, Billy Williams hit a twohis 12th victory and fifth shutout and Ron run homer and Claudehl Washington Blomberg lilt a two-run homer in the first tripled twice, drove in two runs and scored inning. Blomberg's homer off Steve twice. Ken Holtzman earned his fourth Hargan was his fourth of the year and his consecutive triumph with help from Jim first since he injured a shoulder April 26 Todd In the seventh. 71El1 3, White Sox 0 while hitting a home run against Joe Coleman and John hillier teamed up Milwaukee. Royals 9, Brewers 1 on a five-hitter and Ron LeFlcre and Leon Harmon Killebrew's two-run double Roberts homered as the Tigers extended highlighted a five-run first Inning against their winning streak to seven games. Church League Year Ends 1 e Daniels Falls ; Vincent Prevails Sanford First Baptist, Bryant knocked a triple and chipped in two hits. Bob Kennedy and Jerry Smith Longwood First Baptist, double, and Bob Shettier and Gregory, Hobble Whitehead clouted two apiece for Church Pinecrest Baptist and Church of Ray Denton each turned in two and Guy Garrett ripped two hits of the Nazarene were winners last hits, apiece for the losers. Tony Dunkinson slashed four weekend In Church League John Bryant crashed a triple softball games. hits in five tries Including a and two singles to lead is? BapIis? S. 311 tOO 4—I2 U 1211110—S 12 Longwood First Baptist double, while Dean Smith Pinecrest. Gary Spotts,Dwlght istPris. slipped past First Methodist ss, homered and tripled. Dick Street, John Blalock, Fred III BapI.L. 204 120 It—I fl 41430420— S is Sanford First Baptist ripped Beadles went 3.for4, Jim Mullins and Ron Willis, litMeffi. First Presbyterian 12-5, Horler and Don Merrifield provided two hits apt'ce. PIoeBapt. *3 244 4-112 16 $341210—Ill Pinecrest out-hit Church of God collected two hits apiece for the Larry Smith batted out three Chtwcit at God 12-9, and Nazarene got by First losers. ,hits, while Mike Walker, Jim Mark Metts had a perfect day Assembly by forfeit. Rick Muasman smashed at the plate for Sanford Baptist three hits in Four trips to the with four singles, while plate, including a triple, to lead teammates Ralph Foley, Otto the Longwood attack. Bill Thomas and Terry Smith all NoSCOREBOARD - Major Leag ue Baseball Baseball Leaders National League East W I Pct. GB Pittsburgh 311 32 410 PhtIphla 17 30 553 1' New York 47 34 .523 7 St. Louis 39 43 .476 ii Chicano 39 46 .459 12'., National Lestive fiberglass Plus F.F.T. 2.073.4I in. BR 78-13 whitewall Charlie's 3rd In Tournament ORMOND BEACH - Operation help of Ormond Charlie's captured third place Beach 4.2 Friday night and and Shoemaker Coistructian Charlie's thumped Union 76 of Company won the sport- Ormond 'Beach 5-1 Saturday smanship award in the Burton morning. McNary Invitational Slow Pitch Ritz fell to the Daytona Softball Tournament last Wheels 22-4 Friday night. weekend at Ormond Beach . Charlie's th en bumped Charlie's survived un- Rlverqueen of Veto Beach 5-2, defeated to the finals of the edged the Daytona Wheels 7-2 winner's bracket. Shoemaker before falling to TCB's 5-2. lost In the semi-finals of the Charlie's four games on winner's bracket. Saturday were played at 9 a.m., PJIZ Theatre, Sanford's third 11:30 a.m., 4:30 p.m. and 9:30 entry In the 14-tm double. p.m. elimination tournament, lost in After Shoemaker toppled the first round and won two Operation Help on Friday, it losers bracket games before slipped past the Tigerettes of being eliminated. Merritt L'land3-1 at 10:15 a.m. TCB's of Ormond Beach TCB's then nipped Shoemaker breezed through the tour- 7-6 at 4:30 pin, and Jack in the flalTient undefeated. It knocked Box of Daytona Beach off Daytona Wheels of Ormond eliminated Shoemaker at 7p.m. Beach 4-0 in the finals Sunday. Daytona Whee ls knocked Charlie's and Shoemaker Charlie's from the tournament opened with first-round vie. Sunday before falling to TCB's tories. Shoemaker dumped In the Finals. BATTING (700 of be$5)..4,o' gan, Cm. 331; Msdiock, Chi, .3.51. Cash. Phi. 330; Sanguil ten, POt',. .330; Joshua, 'RUNS—Cash, Phi, Ii: Lopes. LA. 61; Morgan, Cm. Sit , Row. On, 56: Wynn. LA, 55, Montreal 31 44 .436 11 RUNS BATTED IN—lu. West zinski, Phi, 73; Bench, On. 49; Cincinnati SO 29 35 Morgan, Cm, SI Watson. HUt, Los Angeles dl 31 350 l's 50; Staub, NY, 54, 5 Franc Isco 40 41 .416 IS's HITS—Cash, Phi, ill: Gar, San Diego 39 45 464 1611a vey, LA, uS; Rose. Cm, 113; Atlanta 36 11 43.1 19 Madlock.. Chi. 104; Watson. HouSton 31 57 352 76", Htn. to. Tuesday's Rsu'ts DOUBLES—Bench. Cm. 2$; San Diegc I. Chica go 6. IS in Rose, Cm, 23; Grubb. SD, 33; flings Cash. Phi, 21; Cideno, Htn, 31. New York 4, Atlanta 3 TRIPLES—Keisinger, Chi. I; Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 0 Gross. HUt. 7; R.M,tyger, Hen, Cincinnati 2. Phliad.phia i 7; Bows PhI, 6; A.Oliyer, PgP,, Houston S. Montreal I 6. D.Parkir. PgPi. 6: Care. All, San Francisco 6. St. Louis 4 6; Griffey, cm. . T.day'sOames HOME RUNS—Lu:Inskl, Phi, San Diego (Strom 3 2) at Chi fl; t'nch, Cm, 17; Kingman, cago (Burri 7.6) NY, is; D.Parker. Pgtt. 15; New York (Seaver 121) at G.Foster. Cm. 15. Atlanta (Sadckl 21 or Dal STOLEN BASES—Morgan, Canton 00), tnt C 31; Brock. StL. 33; Cedeno, Los Angeles fMessersmith 12 Htn, 33; Lope). LA. 32; 5) at Pittsburgh (Reuss 96). P.Maigust, Mon. It, Con (n) c pcio n. Cm. It. Philadelphia tLonborg 10 at PITCHING (S Decisions)— Cincinnati (Biiiingtiam 10.3). Bitiingham, On, 103, .749. 3.67; (n) Seavec, NY. 12 4. .730. 1.15;W Montreal (Blair 69) at Hous- GuIIitt. Cm. 9-3, .7w, 2.09; M11ton (Koniecyny 49). tnt sersmith, LA. 175, .70L 7.04; San Francisco (Mon$euco 6 R.Jones. SD, 11-S. 610, 1.19; 3) at St Louli (Denny 33), (r') S.S!OVtC. Chi. 6-3, .667, 3.04. Kit. Thursday's Games by. Cm, 63. .661, 1.45; Richard, DCLAND -Ron Pearce, high recruited Pearce and that lx San Diego at Chicago Htn. 63. 667, 4.77. school all-star from Lake was drafted by the Pittsburgh Montreal at Atlanta (n) STRIKEOUTS—Messei-imlth, Los Brantley High School, has Pirates in the free agent draft. Angeles at Pittsburgh. LA, 123; Seaver, NY, 130; Su? (fi) ton, LA.. 120. Reutchet. Chi. IS; signed to play baseball with Coach Jim Ward of Stetson Only games scPn.'dulcd Boram. Chi, 92. Stetson University. said that Pearce is expected to American Liavi Pearce, named to the second be a real asset for Stetson. American League BATTING (200 at bats)-.East Carew. Mm, .3610 Hargrove. team of the high school 3A all"I feel he is capable of W L Pc?. 01 Tea, iii; Munson. NY, star am, is a te right-handed moving right into the starting iS 37 Boston 327; C.Wathlngtn, Lynn. Sin, pitcher and outfielder, 44 35 .537 1 New York rotation, even as a freshman," Oak. .317. 41 40 .374 3 Milwaukee QUNS—L'rnn, Bsn. SI; Yaitr. The new Hatter had a 6-1 Ward said. "We're very pleased 39 41 .411 5 BaltImore :emski. Bsn. 53; Carew. Mm. record during the past season he selected Stetson for his 37 45 151 • Cleveland HendrIck, Cie. SI; R.White, with Lake Brantley and college baseball play." 35 16 437 Detroit NY, SC; C.Washlngtn. Oak. West averaged 11 strike outs per RUNS BATTED IN—Horton, The Hatters, 29-18 during the 32 31 677 Oakland Del. 61; Lynn, Btn, SI; G.Scolt, game. Pearce had an 0.58 era past season, played one of the City 46 37 554 6 Vaniis Mil. SI. I May. Sal, $6: Rice. and notched two no-hitters toughest schedules in the 40 45 471 13 Te.at Bsn. 33: G.Nittles, NY. 5$ 3$ 43 469 13 Chicano during the season. His batting nation, including three of the Mm, H I I S—Carew. 39 11 453 14 California Wathingtn. Oak, 103; Mon average was .340. teams in the College World 17 AA A "V. McPai. XC, L Red Washington. baseball Series and seven of the top 10 Tuesday's Results C Brett, KC, 97. coach at Lake Brantley, Boston 6, Minnesota S said according to the season closing DOUBLES—McRae. XC. 74; Detroit 3, Chicago 0 Chalk, Cal. 20; R..idi. Oak, it; that several schools had polls. New York A. Iceas 0 1 ynn , flsn, II. Yastrzemskl, w.. ri,., 0 MiI..*,kø 1 .... to — RADIALSI 'Doubt. (lbsriass bell, for s.ngUi and tescifon ler coed body foe luav4oas rid. tat construction for impeov,d hndUng Oelglnal equipment styled "Its sldew,tts 'I In Gifford Is down in the third rouitid against Dale Dennis. Soloman bk11er b at left and the referee is Gene Wells. (Herald Photo by Louis SaI*ls) aVetro Title On Line Seaboard Coastline ,nd Lake Monroe Inn ning!s and Charles Smith parked a homer for clash tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Ft. Mellon field for the Outcasts. the championship of the Sanford Metro Softball Wes Rich tossed ifour-hit shutout and helped -his own cause with a double and two singles to th over Montreal. Giants 5, Cardinals 4 Bobby Murcer belted a tworum homer and Von Joshu ripped three tilts and scored two runs, helping San Francisco beat St. Louis despite Ron Fairly's grand slam homer. The Giants, scoring early at the expense of Cardinal right-hander Bob Gibson, 2-8, built a 5-0 lead before Fairly crashed the seventh bases-loaded homer of his career in the sixth Inning. Red Wings Sign LaPointe SPORTS IN BRIEF DETROIT (AP) The Detroit Red Wings have signed Rick LaPointe, 19, to a a multiyear contract reportedly worth $100,000 a year. Alex Delvecchio, general manager of the National Hockey League club, announced the signing In ceremonies Tuesday. Present were LaPointe, his parents and noted attorney Alan Eagleson. An informed source told the Asoclated Press the three-year pact was for $375,000, including a $75,000 bonus. - British Open Tees Off ,• Nicklaus Favored To Win Saints Cut De Greflier CAI(NUUS'L'IE, Scotland(Al') -(inc hundred and fifty of the world's top golfers teed off for the 104th British NEW ORLEANS (AP)—RL!nning back Jack DeGrertier has been cut from the squad and wide receiver Bob Wicks has retired, announced a spokesman for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League. [eGrenier signed on as a free agent out of TexasArlington and averaged 5.1 yards per carry during the 1974 preseason. Open Championship today. And 149 of them were praying that Britain's five-week drought would end, the rain would fall and Carnoustie's iron-hard course would soften up. The odd man out was Jack Nicklaus, the biggest hitter in the modern game. lie has been burning up the 7,065. yard, par-72 course in practice and, over the past two days, has turn ed in a phenomenal 24-under-par 264 for four rounds. But the weather forecast was for some rain, which would slow the course and leave things wide open for a field that included last year's champion, South African Gary Player, who won last time the Open was played here seven years ago; U.S. Open champion Lou Graham; 1973 British Open winner Tom Weiskopf, and Lee Trevino, who won the British Open in 1971-72. Allison's Status In Doubt DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - Donnie Allison's posttion as driver for Di-Gard on the National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) circuit was in doubt to(Lay after reports, then denials, that he had been fired. Denials of the firing came late Tuesday night from Bill Gardner, president and owner of Di-Gard Racing, after sources here quoted his brother, Jim, as saying Allison was out. Americans Upset Poland Quarry Stops McIntosh PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) The American men's and women's track teams celebrated their 189-172 upset victory over Poland today with sightseeing in Prague and planning sessions for next week's meet in Durham, N.C., with the West Germans and Africans. The Americans also crushed the host Czechs in a simultaneous dual meet with a combined score of 213-148 in their first-ever dual meet. The Poles had been eager to beat the Americans and avenge a close 1965 loss, and they were installed as premeet favorites following the overwhelming 87-point U.S. loss to the Soviets last week in Kiev. But the Americans upset predictions by dominating the running events, winning every flat race but the men's 5,000 meters, and also posting some surprise victories and high placings in key field events. - MIAMI BEACH (AP) -An edge in speed has enabled ninth-ranked light heavyweight Mike Quarry to boost his record to 51 victories in 60 fights with a sixth round techni. cal knockout over Vernon McIntosh. Quarry, of Orlando, pounded McIntosh at will in the sixth round here Tuesday night before referee Eddie Eckert stepped in instep the bout with 1:58 gone. No. 1 Pick Vikings ink MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League signed their number one draft pick, defensive end Mark Mullaney of Colorado State, to a three-year contract. - SAV124 o 32% PoIvOaslftlites to Double Belied Pohglas 17,-es for Compact, Standard & Big Cars t"..%',; , Sale Ends I' Sat. Night $001 dD 1 ki A18-13 Size Fits Vegas, Pintos, Colts, Gremlins, Falcons, Toyotas and Other Compacts Pearce Si gns i . Mets 13 homers in their last eight games. Reds 2, PhilhIes 1 Gary Nolan notched his first victory in almost a month with relief help from Rawly Eastwick as red-hot Cincinnati edged Philadelphia. Nolan, 8-5, scattered six hits in 6 2-3 innings before departing in the seventh when the Phillies scored their run, Astros 5, Expos I Dave Roberts fired a four-hitter and drove across two runs with two singles to lead Houston Pi tching Duel P*Itcherless MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) - Professional hockey and Boston Bruins center Dave Forbes carry the legal guidon for all pro sports Into the courtroom arena today. Testimony is scheduled to begin today in the UnNEW YORK (AP) -AllAmerican David Thompson make Thompson the highest paid rookie In preceden'ed legal action which finds a profeonal has decided to sign with Denver of the American of pro sports. athlete facing criminal charges. Basketball Association rather than Atlanta, dealing A Jury of five In Denver, the Rocky women and seven men has been Mountain News reported In its the Hawks and the National Basketball Association a late editions that it had learned the former North seated, and Hennepin County Atty. Gary Flakne second major setback in less than 'a mon th. la nned to present the prosecution 's opening reAtlanta, which hold the NBA rights to Thompson, Carolina State star signed a Denver con tract Tuesday p marks today following selection of two alternate iso lost Marvin "Th e human Eraser" Webste r to the in New York. jurors. Nuggets, who signed him for an estimated $1.2 million The story by News columnist Woodrow Paige Jr. Forbes has been charged with aggravated assault By LOUIS SAPSIS to $1.5 million, stopped the fight. said the signing will be announced on Monday, after with dangerous weapon —his hockey stick. The 26The deal for Thompson Is expected to cost Denver as sale of the Nuggets franchise Herald Boxing Writer Solomon MeTier, who worked Mitchell's to a Colorado group is year-old Bruins' center was indicted by a grand jury corner, stormed around the ring and tossed his much as $3 million spread over six years and would completed. following an altercation with Henry Boucha, ORLANDO -Minnesota's Scott LeDoux and towel to the canvas. He did not like the decision. Orlando's Joey Vincent scored-TKOs Tuesday MeTier appeared to go alti'r Vincent, but night at the 04p$o Sports Stadium. Vincent's cornerman Larry Anzalone t4epped While rain pimmetted Central Florida, between the two. After an exchange of shouts, LeDoux and Terry Daniels headlined Orlando's Mci erand Anzalone wrestled against the ropes. fight night with a scheduled 10-round They quickly were separated by fans and heavyweight contest, after several tense minutes, peace was restored Using an effective job while buffing his lighter to the ring. The Discount Department Store opt,nent (229 to 195 pounds), LeDoux controlled The bout was a tune-up for Vincent, who will the fight from the outset. take on Sanford's Vic "Taco" Perez on Aug. 5 at By the middle of round four, Daniels' left eye the stadium in what is billed as the biggest fight began to close. The ring doctor was summoned in the history of Orlando boxing. when the eye Clamped shut. In other professional action, Tuesday The official ruling was a sixth round 11(0 Orlando's Ed "Savage" Turrer u ps et LeDoux's when the doctor and referee kept Daniels In stablemate, Marc Hans, in the first round of corner after the fifth lOUfld Vincent spotted his opponent, "Slick" MIt- their light heavyweight affair. whooffwas stopped in one round last chell, four Inches and 12 pounds, but disposed of timeTurner, out, killed a proposed Mike Quarry-Hans him with a third-round left hook. Vincent connected with the left hook that future fight with a crushing left hook mid way caught Mitchell high on the left side of his free. through the round. " Radial "78" poly tire "Slick" went down, but got up on unsteady Dale Dennis, cut and trailing on every official 30,000 mile warranty pins at the count of eight.His left eye was card, rallied to stop Iry Gifford In the third round HIIthnI road Piawd Iwortm.nslslp w wranty swollen and his eyes were dazed. 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J _._.,- - 0 With vIrCt;unlr r'muepim �_____ L. 00 FKPT -=----- _____ - I' - *-- - . - - - . ______ - - - - . 0 SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 9 BEETLE BAILEY WIN Mort Walker I SEND SEE%F AT BRIDGE L '0 WE4 BEEN USWAli) and JAMF JM'OHY ) - ,. I,,, - BEETLE ______ .. II ., / / ,' 0 Uu , fI ', ) •&N../*.\ a I t:vl V~ I I 11 I 1 to ~ -, , ~~~ I ,:~~ -1-1- OOP ALLEY ____ '.r / /1 by Dave Grauc - OLSON PERIODICALLY ,7.~jSD,C11, I A1414! NO ACHE WM WCNDER PQDFITS IN A PLAM IT'S 60 DESCRIWO IN CALLED .SOUR DOUGH 1H.T LTTER' RThJfl •1 CANN.JUSTOJTS1D ____ MINi CJT'i'. . . DI IT UP? ,. 46~_A e=_Ll t 1 _____ '. I/ // I -- I ______________ - 1 - I - C?' r—r This 1Ht I 1, - ~ ) IN Z), *-, :~___- .1, ...CtRER Ci? IT JITER I 0 / I I . . S 0 - (3 ] CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -, - MORE SPEC 'AL. CHAPL/IV 40U 41QS O I / . — - __ I -~ - .. .. 04 / / 1 / ___----Z 'L ______ I .• "It says here you start out by touching your toes 10 14110S L . . Hah! By Roger Bolton . Do qM ST" Wk&T TO ft,r-- r- T c H AS R0-E C> THAT PCCCTG AgE EK009WD 0)~ TV By I DUALS I AC_TVU1Sr` BE USED BY r k TEM, Ectj -' A I PWrQK)&=_ L_._..____ =5. 'A ' _______ ,y 1, i If ) ; . ~J 16 1 Ke .' '(a' :1e.IA I•I TM4Vff57% 7 I 1 ______ - ___ ,r- — r . . j , ,i j-'- _______ _ 6(S4E.T ?,'7?76t ,4 / AiWINAaav AOVP II wm&i' ' ( / 6 — / i . .1 - , z -11 -- ,-",i - -. - r -. ;' ... - ____ I . BLkils SAID HE %%~* r TO THE W}4O. 'I _____ 11 - I . I- jI , . 11.1 rz . -Wy -, . ' ' - It . "\. t ' 4 - 7;= : , L1 M Gt)SS— \ 47 . ' -- \\ / / i'l -- -- 1 -- • , 7..q ' ' ~ BLON DIE 1 I. GEE TWEQE ,- TWINas FM ME TO DO APOUND 64ERE i ODAY : TI.4EE ARE SO MAPJY . - kWOW WWEQE TO S'rACZT I I *.. PIQST'AI 0 qz'~ .. O0 Oo J I WINTHROP / -<i L / TAL.L.'M-4i I . r HOPE I GTTO ERE AT LAr'3VN FEET TALL. -.-- BY I t-IOE I' _I_ T3-(AT '\ by AT THAT L'EL ~- 'p L ~ I 67 •//; . I • 10 ,Mstw -c IN #n js Pw :" __ --?A% 17 CAPTAIN EASY "Di) KNOW WHAT 'V!JR PHOTO CLFARLV INDICATED TO ME c NP :0 xZr _7~7 r ~.%. -,.--' -. !. _5 ..-. - . •' -- . -' — / f ,' I ' FoR ~: GV 10~ , ~11 ,-I ~~) AAM r-_.,~ ~ - 1 I/ _J & <4~ 0 1 11 1~~. % ~_, 1, I J a No THAT ICIND - -I - 4 / P_ - NoRR YaNG —__-j - _____~ __ . 411 - ___ - _-_ 111%, . --" - ,~. 1 - .. -,. M ,~. I 1. -1. -_= : _` _A _aT _n7r. iF &_ 7 ,-0 to j -.1 I-_ _" ~-_~ = - ~4 __________________________________ --, . -___ P:I... _~ _1=z=___ 7 - - ... - - —7-2~ _:7 _%--~ __ __ _____ . . _. _. . - -- 4 'Root Doctor' James Edwin McTeer cures curses geen or purple tinted glasws which conveniently block a man's view of his eyes and thoughts. I hasten to mention that McTeer was not wearing any glasses during our conversation. This however does not Lessen the efficacy of his powers. After all, I was there for conversation, not to have a root removed. Root doctors often take the name of some animal as their identification and as a means of conveying the strength of their power. McTeer sa" thait, being a Christian, he will only remove roots, never inflict them because the latter ac- l de r II I Or -- like eating out the most coverage for the least premium. In most cases, fewer shopping trips or taking less expensive vacations. flow much you should save is another key question. An old rule of thumb suggests setting aside hn emergency fund equivalent to 30 or 40 per cent of gross annual income. But this will vary depending on your age, relaUve job security and whe ther your employer covers you for med ica l, dental and disability problems. Also if you have children going to college in a few years, you ought to know what inflation Is doing to tuition and student living costs.They're going out of sight. So you can't start t early toestablIshacollege education fund. And if you already have one, make sure its goals are still realistic. Chances are inf la tion will require you to up your commitment to the fund. When it comes to insurance, the main point to be made is don't cut it when things get tight. It's too tin- investment features, but In an nflationary economy, their benefits are less attractive. It takes a turtart investor just to keep his assets intact these days. But if you invest, make sure you're Ixir. chasing shares of high quality corporalLions or good mutual funds, . Intelligent use of cred it is a must at any time, but especially in periods of high inflation. With day-to-day essentials going up in price, you need to watch your spending closely to keep from going too deep into debt. But don't let the harbingers of doom inhibit you from buying a much needed item because you don't have hard cash. That's w hat instalment buying is all about. It lets you enjoy goods and services today that are repaid latar on schedule that fits your budget. It also has some extra plusses. You'll be repaying the loan with Inflated dollars, do about fixed costs, so look elsewhere - ------ co! ,." ) I - /~__, . _% i V. J I' - /F) ___ ~__ - - — ~,_ : ILV~ 1 Til -., I ; I I f~ . /'_"111 * ' , * IT T, 4.: r--i -i V 41 Don't Neglect Yard While On Vacation RENT OUR RIK 1 VAC cot ca eh ulmlonall pil cleal .. --..... . r _~_ _____1N ___ .-Vw- 1— _T_ _ -_-1____ -04 ,__~_T ,~ )I , - I /f -: - -• - - 14 I ~.,-_ 11_ 1_ _-___ -.- j_ - - . Abby - ,~7~=MM-49! I - :-TTM I F vacation. Perhaps the following Direct sunlight will dry ale soil quicker. Do not leave plants check list will be helpful. Place your outdoor potted in a darkened room, becsuse With summer here, many of plants in i st'od) location This leaf drop will surely result The I you will probably be going on may be near the side nf a last thing to do before leavino By REGINALD L BROWN Fxtension Agent . - 1,_ _ - W. I Vol 1110 -iffiff =*k When (aring for indoor uedonrreat fur chinch fungus, signs 0 plants, place them in a room bugs a Inc. informed members that on July McPherson for more in. which receives Sanford Senior Citizens indirect light, these pests are present. met July 1 at the Sa nford Ci vi c 12 a percenta ge of McDonald's formation. The next meeting of the Center for a monthly buauiness sales will benefit the Good meeting. Mrs. Edith Harrison,. Samaritan [tome in Sanford, Sanford Senior Citizens will be 0 0 D 0 0 president, called the meeting to and urged Senior Citizens to eat a dinner IDLICting July 15 at 6 p.m. in the sanford Civic at McDonalds on that day. order. order. _._ Members were told the Center. The Fellowship Players Speaker John Eandley talked on cancer insurance and on- Federation bus had arrived and of the First United Methodist 24* swered questions on the sub- a map showing zones of (liurch of Sanford will present ject. operation and cha.-gis will be the musical melodrama, 'Grand Ohio' following the ' Jack homer, executive printed soon Also, seats are manager of Greater Sanford still available on the bus which chicken dinner. I The meeting was closed with Chamber of Commerce, urged will carry perions to St. mem bers f Sanford Senior Augustineon Aug. 22toview the the reading of apoern, "Love," to help man the production of The Cross and the written and read by Dells L i A99 Mary l)avi BIcentnnialboothonJuly4. He Sword. Call Mrs --~~-~_" T__ i ~ -----I--- -1 ~:._ --- __-~ - — - ; rd .- ,f l a 6 z ..1. .= " I ~-=i 4% I - - -,-_,,*~ L. . 1-N _.;11,.i,_,__; Ii 'ii I A%-44".. J ~, - - T, :-': w_:*!~ - :ill r , -=~j~-f~! ~ _ -_--~!7z~=%.--_-J I. ' . .II ]Tkv_ ?O , b N k_7 --- —- ,--!?_- - --& It.;~ I7% - 4 " tion -#&Am OM t - - - - - ke e f~L~yj)~jt- .F4 .3 -9 _-~. ~rtmi~6 Z ~- I . ti . . . '' fl IN V#Z do ' "" - --"- i, Eloquent. Practical. Grandino by Keller 7 - .,, ' • ,, - - _-, - ------z 1Ak__ ik-- ~-___- -j c - - -'--•"-•'"•''-- ( KulIll,isly 512.0 asy X ...-'.. _%''.." I.- PI'L 1224M Sa nford _--~,_§ . 4TAw-P-*.*.A. ..@- ,e I "..4 I I- Ce" SAnl9rd - Open Sal. '1114pm. I I,-- .%r—.***~-&&.ftv,dw# .. .. . ,..$....i--~.,Oamtmwf,*.Pw.w~*ov-. ~~ I _~~ I . It f1*1 . - ::';=:::" 's ,...'• • - 114f : ,. _2~~Zl ., ' 'j I dr.'r- _-Ir iiE _ -,-,- __ .. It' - .• _____ 1007 t.:i I J __ Senior Citizens Hold June Meet WAG A&XT 'Z) rALL? SAN DIEGO I_- I could also be another reason, one that's pbgued me for years received 31 gifts and two cards. -sweaty palms. Later, someone said that The only Um my palm.s sending out a graduation anaren't wet is when I'm asleep nounctment is Just like asking They even sweat in cold for a preserit. I really felt proud weather. In school, I used to to be graduating and didn't wad up a handkerchief and think that sending an ankeep it In my hand while I nouncement would be like wrote. Otherwise, the sweat asking for a present. would drip off my palm onto the What do you think? paper, and the ink would run. GIRLGRADUATE I hesitated to ask a girl to DEAR GRADUATE: Sending dance because I'd get the back Announcements to relatives and of her dress wet before the first very close friends Is all right. dance was over. And the hand I But a good rult to follow Is: held would get wrinkled from When In doubt - don't. sweat until It looked like she DEAR ABBY: To "USED IN just did a sink full of dishes. CWCAGO" who objected being No doctor has been able to a "customer" for their friend's help me, SO I just live with it. credit-card convenience: We It's rude to refuse to shake also found that we were being hands, so I just wipe my hands used In tIr same way, but we on my pants leg or coat at the found a solut.lon. last moment before shaking One evening, we went out hands -but It's embarrassing. with this friend who always put I sympathize with anyone everything on his company .1 ZOO ,__~ e_,\ NP k- t--._..______ - 'THE RU&i0R 7)4A-r.. Dear DEAR ABBY: A young My wrote to you about her I boyfriend's refusing to shake hands with anyone, and you said he probably had a "thing" about germs. Area Activities P .famfiy vacation most people exposure or within the the plants. Slow lawn just prior to y ' ~-~ make arrangements to have leasing, if possibk. An unkept everything around the house bolLige plant. lawn Is a tell t.h(e sign that no VISITOR IS BALLOON GAZER cared for from the cat to the . pa I i ULlCIJ p4ans may one is at home a well as being r but the often daily lrbere are Job of sights to we at the new Central Florida Zoo, but bad for U* lawn grass to get out neglect the care of their plarits. noce to exclUng for nine-mont"Id Jimmy Ray, son of Mr. and the container. A th!ck layer of of hand. Perhaps mow a little It is imporLint to get your Mrs. Jimmy J)omingus, Leesburg, as his elephatit-decorated will conserve moistLre r, - / L -_-- I I-V - - - __ !-,I-- " 0 . , ~ _______ Financia ' V 0\ I -- %, [ I P , 1:1 ~,,iving all thedetalls and he would helpher. Pe showed me a large stack of letters with return ad dresses from all over the county, letters requesting help with rrob'lems, requesting the removal of evil spells that were disturbin g the Lives of these people. In his book, 'High Sheriff of the Low Country' McTeer says that the doctor is always a firm believer in his own powers He may not start out that way but when his satisfied clients return again and again, praising him for the effectiveness of his work, he gets hooked and comes to believe in all that he preaches and dc*s. He must use the client's strong belief in superstition to provide the means for curing the problem. I - sked hifn if tie befieved in what he was doing. The wsir V.dS d definite >is Toward the end of our conversation he invited me into the other room adjoining his office. There was his voodoo altar and the paraphenaila of his trade. He proceeded to give me a small demonstration of his powers by meam of a highly complicated series of iitueLs. Each movement, each acfion, each item is calculated to awe and intrigue. Central to the rite was the disturbance of his mandrake root which stands an one side of the 'altar.' At the eid of the ritual I was presented with an 'allpurpose' root that would bring me good luck, good health, and any other good things I wanted. It is a mmill red felt square containing McTeer's own special root formula. ________ ; - pNi by Frank HIll 's ____ OV. ~ V 6 - 0,1 SHORT RIBS .. AROVT i'. - -_ I M 1 7..q - - ot IT WAS RECAU.M ISY -- - ___ 1 PRO H I ~ f /% t I By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN . I_ ' 1-11 , , , /. /, — /11 J n ur by How,. Schneider .5 FQLXS Do Tolk __ - -~ ~ - 1 — I- - ONLY IT —. - ~ il ( - FAIR THAT Vbu 1 1. . \ , I DW T KNVE L - . THINI( -% y I , I - \ I OF 1WERISTO Z - t____~ - T - I .W , : '~. ." ~%ould be greater than that. Seeing men arid women relieved of stress and fear, able to be productive and useful again: that would be a real reward, we valwkble to an county as well." Irdeed, while I was there he got a telephone call from a worian in Augusta, Ga., asking him to help her with a .. r Sweaty Palms Make ________ _ I I 'i, _~k, - %.A%Gt,R by Bob Thoves G. "'11".1 OL21 ,._ r-s -, I- 'Asl i !I ~. . , . _~- '' WALL 1. . L. ; 11 - r ~ . i I A-I # cj AND ERNEST [ 1 . V • (,) SLNGING IN THE . H ~;i l I ' .J,4 i A I - ~__ I I . I I I __ a6 //JJ5), 'F 2 *.11-1 9 by Bob Montana EEK & MEEK IC! 11111.411M 11 VOCASWm" . ,. ,/ LEAQ*4! ----------a ~ - ~ . TO DEVEICP A BiG T,iE,oVCQ0E . I by Crooks & Lawrence " VEH!'..WELL, '-iou w,j-r TO N N~;W WHAT KIJPOFIMR3E IuJ& FEMALE LIKE \., YOLI PROJECr-5 TO ME, Mli,i~ FRIJEY? THAT YOU EMBODY AL.L. THEWGTMACHtIMOTRAlT5 . cAa-4;11#~L_l ! \a I -/ . !- 11 - ~'L W, , '. % . *1 ~ I "4 - I wcft~u.rl ? ~W~ & ___ - - ; .•. I 1~/ V ) -_, FRANK EGu,VOCATIN AND vArio i ATIOUr. P i .1 # ', WHAT S - ____ - aI V.rm..r Al " ~~. I 100 ••, I ARCHIE - -....%N - J ... . . k JV'w-( _J- • NINE O'CLOCK? — -' V— _____ L- - * Duck Ccval'i I LJN1RSTAJCaiGETA r oprw Lip. I I 3 I ~?" ~_,. I ~~, I 79 N !,r- 4&Y%Sc-P __ __ __ ___________________ .- ,• f THIS is 0 4 . - - . - . THEN HOW COME- . RICrHT/ , a" AME010 No I I THOL*WT) ,r t i) " . IZEAD F9 M ,I10 TILL P J~ - • by \ I . k •••••_.••_ PRISCILUI S POP IM GOrnJG TO I ilI k11I ___________ _____ ... Yo ___,,:. _____ T TAI<F A NAP — "I-~ ,, , .,;~ 11 S; ______ L. - ; __ I - _____ Chic Young .. WHAT DID VU $ )M , 4- -, ..~ - Wwdnesday, July , lflS-4A __ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______ 'I LE — ..—. Fj r, AT -f0VU;!J if ,RW& .1-11" i4it . 1'ç.ir5. . lIr RIPPINEr YOU APOUT'MUR SIZE AGAIN . ~ ,.., _ ,,... : - ~- I - TUMBLEWEEDS ty " ..': . f . - — — + \ Y ...ss_•.. . got around that he had been ta ught by two famous root dOCtOiS and he acquired quite a clientele. He refuses payment for any of his work because, In his words, •1j explained that if I accepted pay for doing a Qulstlan's work the root would turn on me I could not take even one N know how frustrating It is. If tab. Cocktails, dinner, after. you should ever hear of a dinner drinks and entertainremedy, please let me know. ment. When the waitress SWEATY PALMS presented the check, "George" DEAR SWEATY: Doctors (not hLs real name) pulled out say it's nervousness. And the his credit card as usual, in. only remedy for nervousness is tending to charge it all to his to build sell-confidence and 's company and collect the cash better seWimage. Work on IL from the othem DEAR ABBY: My husband My husband I nsisted that we and late both 63. His father is ALL pay cask and no way $4, and a more handsome, would he let his share be part of robust, vigorous man you George's company credit-card couldn't hope to meet. charge. Eight years ago, when my George became angry, but he father4n1aw was 76, his wife hadto backdownbecauaeall the die& A year later he married a men in the party sided with my spend no more Um 20 per cent of take4xime pay. But anything, consider increasing your coverage, not only on Probably the best riedge aPinst inflation is hmm 40-year-old maiden lady. To husband. Believe it or not, that today, irdlatlon requires you to Increase that food guideline your life but also on your automobile and home. ownership. In the last year alone, the average house In a everyone's surprise, a year was several years ago, and not to 25 per cenL That mum you have to cut somewhere else The type of insurance best for your depends on many good neighborhood has incre&qed at least 10 per cent In roud am attending gat p" W to keep Iactors.Butyoungpeopleinparticularshouldtrytoget value. parentsclababyboy! everbeeiaskedtogooutwf th • Obviously, this child is my George again. , , • husband's half-br other. The POMPANO BEACH, FLA. sounds DEAR POMP: I beflm it. utterly ridiculous r e: . . '. old man to introduce a6.year— -_ Ev.rysn, ag a pe'ssm Whats The f1rt public session will persons who are wives of "Women have to acquire old child as his brother. People Gold Star Wives .-ei ther say, "You're kidding," ywr%l`Forap*nwaIr"ly, wrft f0 beheld on Thursday eve ning at persons that died w hile In the political savvy." \ .. ', '4 . •& though qua,. 111c11s4 slam or Gold Star Wives of America, 8 p.m. at the Kahler. The key military. pa and speakers will I Y se ll. USUfl3OI provide seminar participants he'g Crazy, (Everyone Incorporated will hold its 30th note address will be given by addre aavsle1 f.. . with the basic sk& and in. the boy is his grandchild.) Annual National Convention in Capt. Bernard Brender, NOW .7 ~ format.lon needed to launch and Orlando, today through assistant director of the Orange I .. HOT HOUSES I .woman's place is in the sustain a pohtical campaign. ar und "A 4 Sunday at the Kahler Plaza Inn, County Bicentennial Coin. . -_ Are For Flowers - -. I.-;-,- For additional information or my husband by his first name? 151 Fast Washington St. rnittee. Other acti%ities open to house" - the House of PUZZLED The theme for the 1975 the public are the Memorial Representatives and Senate, reservations, write Laurie . DEAR PUZZLED: Why try to 202C Continenw Ave., A seminar "Women in Eckert, Convention is "United We Sc,rvices on Saturday morning 9 Uiat is. T 0.Q__11, ft A ear- d Stand." Approximately 200 a.m. to be held in Eola Park to Polifics" will be held 9 a.m. to 5 Apt. 120, Tallahassee, Fl. 32304. , . 1k I man doesn't mind being calilled 11 delegates from throughout the honor those persons who died p.m. Saturday, July 19, in the I1w ; "Daddy" by a 6-year-old, your United States are expected for while sening in the Armed Florida House of Represen- Political Caucus i Cei'uraI A r Conation'i 63-year-old husband shouldn't the five day convention. Gold 'Forces of the United Sta tes; ia tives chamber, Tallahassee. System 1w Catherine R. Bryant, co. worry about Introducing the --.w -.-,. The Tallahassee chapter of Star Wives of America is an I and the annual banquet to be , PLUMBING announces the boy As his thier. i;-, organization whose members - held at 7:30 p.m. the same day. the National Organization for founder, . - -. _ DEAR ABBY: I graduated HEATING, INI C. the are wives of men who died The memorial message will be Women is sponsoring the o.,ganization of 's from hJgb while se ng in the Armed given by Comdr. W. B. Feagin j ., . ' , ' announcemen chaplain, Navy Training Center abou~ such political necessities J ; i~ ' i%-~- Forces of our country. - a.. I . 'Pjf! " . The conver.tion opens at 1 Orlando along with the Nay) as campaign managing, fund the Florida Women's Political __________________________________________pm on Wednesda) with the Band and the 50 State Flag raising, grassroots polthcktng Caucus and National Women's ,4' . '..... ,,, , Political Caucus Board of Directors dthnual Team Guest speaker for the and forming a platform . i . —Political disappointments anquet will be Col. Myles Ii. The Caucus is a multi. -4 ning, the business session opens Mierswa, United States Army, have taught us that the moat partisan organization which ,*I ~~ ~ effective way to gain political strives to mect the necds of tional President Mrs. Olet.) Orlando. '. The host chapter, Orange power Is to elect responsive many different women. Everett Eastman, Ozark, Ala., . f 40 i7# _ ~ presiding. At noon Umt day a Blossom Chapter, invites the candidates pledged to our special luncheon will be held entire community to attend all 4 Caucus, 7305 Judd Way, 1 ~ 1 41. A I honoring the national president. the activities, especially t.hose organizer Pat Hayward. Orlando, Fla. 320 !/ ..-.,.' ____ .. . pants." Today, to make ends meet with the same amount of money as last year, you must put your flnancial house in order -and keep it there. To help you do a better Job of managing your money under present conditions, the American Bankers Associa tion (ABA) offers the following tips. With budgeting, the problem Is ho w to get started, You can't do much planning unless you have a point of departure. So 1.hat's where you begin. Take your checkbook and analyze your spending for the past year. Identify fixed costs, such as rent, mortgage and taxes, versus variable expenses. The rest is simple. Just subtract fixed coats from after-tax Income, and what's left is spendable. Once you know that figure, you can make a sensible budget. Without it, you're guessing. Take food expenses. For years, most experts advised a / .—J / —'-'] ____ - 1i 7M177i371P I WOME octor W tc h D tivity spr ings from Satanic power,. Eventua lly the word 4Irki . ______ "•. With inflation on the rise again, you can no longer . ~. $ - AF j II 4 ____ MLra. ', vnzu, • _______ OYEc ". '' i_ 784CX " 5aM MaIN 1845 H6 'tJ 1T.4'E.'P LP M1W ACE C 7it/'(& .L_J? 5Z4JW' I • ep Lft4('&-is) I M fAW Or C,aspMS,q, ' t i As Trude G CLA5C/V4LES5OVfix a photographs of him with Senators and Cabinet members. McTeer agreed to meet me at his office at 9 a m and! was there ahead of time. I knocked and entered his office to find the lights and air condidoning on, but the room euipt In i moment &l Liii thin man with piercing 1)1) and somewhat pointed ears came out of an adjoining room and shook my hand firmly. As I listened to him talk about being a root doctor I perceived a man wise in the ways of his fellowman and aware of the fears and superstitions that plague us all at one time or another. According to McTeer, a root doctor deals mainly with auto-suggestion in an individual's subconsdots mind. Dirt from the grave of a preacher, frog's feet, various herbs, powders, and feathers make up the magical potions wielded by the mot doctor. The true root doctor can always he recognized by his •, FUNNY BUSINESS bi es _________ In this enlightened year, 1975, there lives in Beaufort, S. C. a man who professes to be a white wltchdoctor. He Is consulted far and wide for the removal of 'roots' or curws, the curing of illnesses that are supernaturally indUed, and the solving ofa wide varjetyofproblema James Edwin McTeer Sr., was born in 1903 m liardeville, S. C. At the age of fl he was appointed High erlf I of Beauford County and served in this capacity for 37 years, during which time he came to be loved and respected by his people and earned local, state and national honors Even though he Is officially retired, he still has an office in downtown Beauford and the walls of / `iV I ou D By BARBARA MULLER Herald Correspondent I _~ I • r - 1 1 11 I — vw.ir.wrffihI GET'ri G HE LP.*' THE ON -,i I •r neri ii EDITOR'S NOTE: Barbara Muller, n ldent of [ Maryandmlwicteacheratsemlnolecummunity college, Is spending three mon s th of the summer traveling from Sanford to Philadelphia in an effort to gather all kind.. of folklore -music, tale., recipes, remedies. Sponsored by the Seminole County Bicentennial Committee, she 1. sending back to The Herald In teresting stories gathered I along the way. P 000NESBURY by Larry Lewis 000%, ER... ? ," ...ON1 1ELL .~ I 14 double -11f vou had just passed over (Do you have a question for E Ist's' two hea ris. I would have the Jaco!)ys? ;,Vr4o "Ask the bid three clubs and wu would Ja Co "ys' ca re o I this have reached the slam." . newspaper The most tinued North. tefesting questions will be *,flight." .said South. "We used in this column and S if: receive also Id have scored everyth ing if you hadn't hung JACOBY MODERN) .- . - A, 10 Afttr SOIfl€ biddin 'sc''uences double is indica'ted' After -It turned out to be VerV others, vou should pass if .your cmtly." replied South. "We hal double may tell declarer how to d game. slain and rubber play . and make the contract. We waiting for us and you had to suspect this did happen after tiJ,A[H. ____ - . LI1r UI) l t LiH. a PE1 1W Ii RUlJc UKE A IW~14,%Lt. IT! S .1 ______ Question irom Maine I held. * Q 10 6 5 V 3 2 • A K 8 7 J, J 9 3, Our opponents reached four spades with no bidding b either have doubled'0 ' Opening lead -- 10 V This is the sort of question that is impossible to answer reall) well btc *Uct ,v bid was have enough ink;rni-Ition Ifow -%Vhat sort (if fre 7-9• 11 V L - 1' - I• I '. IA 2' 3a Pjss 3y I'ics 4 £ Ilass 4 N T 11ass !iv l'.ic', A l'i.s 1' 's 4. -, ~ ~11 v WYTE ThSa .r-- ____ 79~ _,_~~~ % kg / \ ...011,4Y DIDN'T - Ht PROSABLV V"LD OLSON EVER RAvr OSCAR BUT HE TM.L M9 &WETHING, JACK ... _ me for bidding three clubs NORm 9 The argument may still be go. A A Q J 76 ing on so we will try to answer it for you, our readers. in his K J 32 two-heart bid, South would KAST merely have rebid to two clubs. £9854 £ K 10 When he did bid to hearts V1U32 VKQJ97S South was given a choice. He 0Q972 4J 53 could pass and maybe never get it) show his club su'it or he could a 84 A 10 6 bid at the three level. Y)UT11 it)) This time the pass would have A32 worked out bet ter, because vs North overbid to an unsound • K 86 4 seven, Year in and year out the & . q 95 bid will be the winning action. ~~ ~1 11 11 &\ it ) :~ fP on " - -2.7:--. ~ - byDkklUrfllr CARNIVAL ( SE~ FURNME % Newts# Largest Fuwsi "~I It oft4w *110 I 11 pm, tau ...1. 520 Mp$i Avi. 4 F*ØLh 4I4 ______ _1-7 ~ i,I - - - __ - - __ __ _: _. __ - __ - - _-~ __ - - __ 1. - �- -- -. ' --- - . .,., . - -- -- _,_ ,..__c-- - .- - , . ' - -- - - .. - - - - - . _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July )7S-1oA , - ______________________________ Answer Previous Puzzle to .1 ______________________________________________ Topography TONIGHT'S TV (4) Joker's Wild (5) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (33) 700 Club (44) Falner Knows Best 1030 (2,1) Wheel Of Wednesday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2,1) Price Is Right (6) What's My Line 19) 525.000 Pyramid (13) Movie (7. 5) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlando (9) That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Adventure (44) Dinah P30 (9) Movie (24) Con sumer Survival Kit 0: DO (2) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon Lucas Tanner (24) Saga Of Western Man (44) Mole 9:30 (13) Honey Wes t (33) Double Action Theatre 10:00 (2. 5) Petrocelli (6) Mannix (9) Baretta (13) Zane Grey (24) The Thin Edge 10:30 (13) June Atlyson (35) My Favorite (44) Night Gallery ' 11:30 (2,0) TonIght Show (6) Movie (9) Wde World Of Entertainment (35, 44) The Fugitive 100 (2,5) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Thursday _________ (44) Addams Family 3:30 (4) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (24) Consumer Survival Kit (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, 5) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) You Donu t Say (24) Sesame Street (44) MIckey Mouse Club 1:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Show 12:00 (2, 44) News (4) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Eyev.itnes (24) Intercom 24 (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 0) Jackpot (4) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (44) Variety 1:00 (2,1) Marble Machine () News Ryan Hope ( z) tsooi( ei (35, 44) MovIe 1:30 (2.5) Days Of Our Lives - - - - Ii 14 - - - 1 - - - - - Jill)T JI1July .-jll I I Jl Lecithint Vlnigari B.61 Kelpi Now all four in one capsule. Ask for UflA.. n..., il --- i ____ 43 44 4.5 I6 ___________ - 51 52 — 6:00 (2. 4. 0, ) News (24) Electric Company (44) LUCy Show 6:30 (2.0) NBC News - - - - 56 - - 54 - PROBLEM 57 - - -. 58 59 (13) McKeever And l'he Colonel (24) Feeling Good (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart - Sanford,Floricla3llll ___________________________ c.-l_nct R. Found - — — - Ask 6:15 (6,5) SunshIne Alma nac , LOST- Doctor The brown, tail broken, flea collar. Vicinity Princeton. Reward 373 4190 -Icrrncries Ec s ijt 1 6:30 (6) By Sunrise DEAR DR. Semester Today in Florida 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional 7:00 (2,0) Today News (9) Bozo's 8i9 Top 7:30 () Am America (44) Black Forum captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Ands Gaig 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0,9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) CelebrIty Sweepstakes BtX) Lawrence E. Lamb, ij ' wond'?ring If some questions i - about know that Summer Prcgram? HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373-5690 - hor. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR you have Some specific questions. I take a hormone shot evey three weeks, Each time a rtain nwse gives me the shot, sh': tells me I am getting them too alien, and I should waIt 45 days between shots. I dOfl'I .:c the doctor for this, only go to lab. Whenitisumeformeto ha ve A BABY'S WORLD C•r.for.t,441t5 pg.i only. $01 25th St lfl 6615 ' XIf READER see the doctor lie is Int Ask fo - will be In• f60" "Ill"1111160 T"Web"" *OCXaS BIJf()I'IJ W311t611 tOki - - - 1 1~ 11 . . . . . . . . For Thursday, July 10, 1975 ..-- 29—Roorm TAX CRDITAPPLIES 0% VA So DOWN. FHA LOW DOWN ;ecretary. excellent Each Woodmers Home Features Central Hear And Air, Shag Carpeting in Living Areas Inside And Outtidi Stora ge, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And Mere I I I Corn. On Out And See For Yourself. SALES r' Z - for experienced Person. Call room, air. :deal for rellred persons, C:rdinal Industries for an in. tert,,iw, Sanford 331.0270. 322 lOS-i. KISH _______________________— STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH , j %W DUPLEX- Furn or Unfurn, Ideal Location, Reasonable Rent, Phone owner us mt. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 327.7411 or 03)9993. 7 . . eigborhood? MASTPS COVE [ not all for a cha nge. even though LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct, 23) It's bad.. theymaypuuafewstunts that no t?gooddaytomakereque$ts Legal Notice FICTITIOUSHAME Notie is hereby given that I am engaged in business at E Santando. Springs Dr. Longwood. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of BO SIMPSON REALTY, and that I intend to register J.idme wirn the Clerk of me Circuit Court, Seminole County. - will exasperate you. You can of a material nature from your handle things. friends. It could prove emGEMINI (May 2.1.-June 20) barrassina when you're Don't rehash an old, Irritating down. issue with a person in your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) charge today. Forgiveness will Unfortu.nately, you can't ban a "a KiDotis PASSES win you an ally, major decision today on MATINS CANCER (June 21-July 22)11 whether you tread upon 2:30 •l.N shopping today, be careful someone's toes. First, protect when it comes to novel n)&- your own interests. NM4P' chandise, There's a good SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TWUTRI chance you'll buy something 21)Aco-workertodaywillhave 3:45 GONE IN you'll neye.r use, a rather sharp tongue, He can 6OSECONDS LEO (Ju1y23-Aug. 22) Avoid be won over easily if you react PLUS-.--J the company today of one tactfully, not angrily. FURYON WHEELS whosegoaLsarenotinharmony (Dec. 22-Jan ___________ with your& It won't be worth 19)CAPRIcORN You'll profit more in 11w long run today If you think in terms of what's best for all contrnnd,rftthcr thri What S in it for me?" AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You have a tendency today to JUMP to conclusions. Your lISZt)' auw pilons could crate . . ----------- / - F1CTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby gvt'r, that "are enqeocxjlnbusir,essnl Mt I Sanford, (Wekiwa River Road) SerninoleCounty, Florida under the . name of WEKIWA VILLAGE, and t ha fictitious LL JQS jfl .1' broker, 107W.Comme,c lot Sanford1l"481111 [41 fireplac, You'll Receive A Plant II You're One Of Our First 100 Visitors. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apa rt ment. 11 10 I~1111. 31—Apa rtments Furnished _____ b.... nfl,, . , . .,.c,,.w,r - S13S 5150 --CoiorTV QI)ALITY INN-NORTH i ii,SR 431, Longwood -- -- -, -- ff GET THOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 1 & 2 Bedroom furnished opts. 74g. - Spacious pine paneled, 3 room, air conditioned, lovely quiet ne ighborhood. Call 32707%. II NEIGHBOR! I R : ~,1 I Stemper Realty to get acquainted. I COOPER $349212 Casseiberry.Wln,er Springs SHIRLEY Rome ln one day. Mistakes are ADDITIONS AVAILABLE for a Home lmy.veifl,I loea or # yaer bank w'U f,fteer"i' Fr EstImates *j ITS You -- hi ELECTRICAL financial prcspects lc,ok 834 9212 Forest City J_J_i__-. -- - _r-'- --_jI_ Dettona -&J- - I .9111111~ - mirror, EXAM Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best 0. Service the Rest. Western Auto 301 W 1st Se 63—Ma chi nery Too Is ___ Service Million Eguspment, Tire machine, scope. etc. Ph III 9330 MAke Your Budget go further. shop the Classified Ads every "It Rent - &5--Pets- Supplies Dachshunds Miniature f'KC 56; Ch'huafivas. white male, 3' mos N CLASSES IN ORLANDO. SANFORD ILLSTATE CALL COLLECT NSTRUCTION TAMPA 689.7332 COLLEGE ATTEND A FREF cuss . --.- .. Air Conditioning CUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT Ynu Pa.e ?rci re'l now try the ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY best Expert pant 8. body work. AND REPAIRS. 372 1331. 7341304; after 6 pm. 373 1595 Pick ul" & deliver y Registered witp,the s,atea5 C lass Contractor Homes ac"dition 1)0 pfl Control ' or $96 5.111 eves APT RROVi"IPESTCON ROL .. Spring Is Moveoutsidetime Get 7562 Park patio and lawn furniture at a goon Read the Class fled Ads the BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST- eau.y • we nstali 'acie'eri In Suh,t on Call for free tSI'm!' 641 6479 or 901 736 3096 9nn W i . __ C&A Backhoc Service . II II' .. _- -_-- - OPEN 104 DAILY I . _.- -- ___ r ents Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn - ''° 1u I3inQ, roofing and concrete finishing. tres' estimates, SOLAR HEAT IN" AND W ATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonzalez 2053233939 J - - ____ Additions __.--- 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322-3103 RimodeIing ro t ix is 'Ia' r is or thir it's All .'.or guar.,nteed flhC6DE1 4 'OOFI'IG 3)6700 net LJtf Iti' 1tdlng', t U hI - A m'ifl urn Utilil v BuldinUs rictud -ng 11cc'. (Ii' i*er miCa l,it'on wallv Watt tI Or'.endo 2$ 4776 Lawn Care Reasonable Rates 323 4030 %SAkE ROOM '0 toi votit WINTER lIE 'ss s( I "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITI ' A WANT AD Phone 3372611 or 13) 9993 and a friendly AdVis0' help yOU _ -- -. SLIM BUEGEIS APE 1301. •TERECi WITH VALJE S AC) !' RD ,i TH II WAN T COLI MPtS - C.,rp'ent,y, Pevno.dt'ling Additions, Psre'd yotr uras' '.&.t F'roniçt a Custom Work Li ,nse thrxird c!,'F4'ctrr! 5e'(C 51 and up- XI Free estimate 37) 6030 9592 -' ii. ii IVl)Il -- WI'1' 0FLLE0 S RlNKLl'R SiSTE ', Alltyptiandsizei i'd"i e'7 -I ,i."id sc-r,.:i 31 lIE ?tAi:HIPIE •. iUPI'.V C'?' XIV Ili it 31 16412 mm II1II wililliIiiiiiiiiiijill List Y ou r Business .,. DkxI 322-2611oi83I..999!J - __ 1i14-1- III 5&1I \ = - S * -(-___,J---- , - . , - , ... • . • S _. •_ -.-" --._ -_=; _ . ' . .- _ • t, - ', , . • - - l,rfillfl __ - C - - . ' - - • , - - -- s . . , . -,,a L { h,.r$ ',j.("' 'S. '\' - : ''" I Cie'3rr;i 37? t-t?' ,it?pr S Mowing & Edging - -' . . fl Ye t t1_4 .I(kUI 31 1Ild*11\1' - , - s_.:.:!L:. 0$) 3'!J • CONSTRUC11ON h -_______________________ - - = 323.7070 1 - - aitdlewood Vi Ia 110 W.AIR PORT BLVD., SANFORD S 3* Year M,rt$as pet. Own. or conventional Moc'tag.s, I If your roof Is for the birds %#a" HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it all., 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets * Sewers 'Sidewalks ome - (' I ' Cing - I ! /1-.r Lt ieOnIn9_, .-----....- • L iii-.!ft 'i. __________________________ Land MaIntonanci r)'sr t.q liii hi, t.I , StO F! I -;A • ti of - MOVING HAULING SALVAGE H Central Heel 1 Air, Well to WaH Shag Carpa'ing, Draperias, Frost Free Re. frigerator, Range, Garbage Disposal, Peal, Rec Hail With Pool Table, Security, Family S Adult Sections and a Convenient Location Close To Schools, Shopping and Churches, I J resvre ' c.' —s iiiedrn1J lii drt, day. rock All kinds c.f ng House trail ct's stored arid moved 322 9I4'a or 1-31 tICS - al IWA & !j" 1 PHOTOGRAPHY BY ED Specialit in outdoor portraits Also Weddings Call for details aft er S 110. 3739097 FS'ERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch Work Fill dirt too .,o I 337 5943 ' r' r: -.; SEAMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings Candids Commerical Portraits, Aerial, Advertising Summer Wedding Special. 6215516 - S - __..L. APT ALL iP,G LAND CLEARIN6 All types Icts&aceragecleared We have top soil, till dirt, clay, and shell available Ple40 call night or day. Hauling INCLUDING 0 /,. i $ I Land Clearing f kJ ul y *i t h I ind lcin of, w ood I -; i;;,: .."I..-.,r(t'. ' ' ci) I ' CLIFF JORDAN .PEALTOR ri FR,1V,V'W7 Fecinn lk a a I PET PEST INtl nc..rj r-. & 32-' ics' -- are Peace today's classified ads for good bIJS r ., .'--;.,; Pt Care Inniatlon AISI M MONTH , - Lwklng for garden equipment? se f . - HAVEN it 1 , 0/~,~I - install a water to air heat pumpKitchen Bathroom Cabinets est. DYKES AIR CON free GROOMING BOARDING Counter Iqus, Sinks. installition DIT1ONIrIG. 3221371. KENNELS 377 5757 available Bud CabelI anytime. ea 322 3052 Schnauzers black miniature an &in when you sell them *ith i, males, 11 KC Req 323 3 Outboa rd Motors: 30 hp Elgin; 12 hp Cla ssified Ad from ,tPme1HIc Sears; Also Citation Dish washer . Ca us c ay. on ey u All work 373 (i3fl dial 322 .611 or 83 1 'uet3 lo pia e K.Itens free loa loving home black oc.r low cost A v:' & white 7 wks Call after S- 30, 3 41 3 Desk, Ced ar Chest, Handcrafted 6609 ____________________________ Spanish dining room table, 4 I chairs, Antlqu, trunk.'Mattress, Puppies bi spgs Band saw. other Halt Doberman 510 I houhold goods 6.17 7129 372 136) TOWER'S bIMUTY SALON I lF orrnefly "A ffifll S001111 UPYINUMI -' 319E Pine 372 5712 ANIMAL A I;;:fAl., j!p Improvements' Paint & lily Work Central He't & Air, Condeicaiin) For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 322. 1771. ~ OUR BEST 0UY. $31 $722 - ..---- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY --- Lustre Electric Carpel CARROLL'S FURNITURE . 4~ 1~ 1Y 7 Shampooer for only $1 50peirdly, r5 37247119 Blue I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ir ',1C',.nc) :170 Ill , WINTER SPRINGS UNDER n0000 LIKE NEW' TRE ES! 'i'Otrnq couple will lOyt this 3 bedroom, Pi bath for 2 . rec, room) home, c A. fenCed. COvered new kitchen. Hurry & you can choose YOur carpet coIrsl ___ Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford - •Q(g0 .y-. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES MAITLAND FLEA LII.ART 1911 Hwy. Ii-97 Open Sat. & Sun 95 138- 2920 00 J e Let me MOW 0' TILL your lot and or garden Spot. Floyd Freer, 322- 5191. Couch with matching chair, vanity dresser, chest, dining set, matching buffet. 373 5371. ,flytirT,e 3 _______ 0 . tE$Jir 1801 W. fn'ce Lcspr cmt per It Call OU.L 1 1 y I' I. tILL A Li 1 m . CentraIFIoric,,'s - ~ I CRANK REALTY Yo.)ns!rcIw ,a .et.i Saitwq, State General CMracler and Slat, Cettifsd (tickicet Centract.q I HILDA RICHMOND 374316/ EXAM 'RESIDENTIAL COUNT" M.kSTERSOR STATE SHlRLE1yMLL'r very promising this year, prtvlded you don's spend morw as fast as it comes In. Pn%lent management puts you on the pa th to proer1ty. I 73145 SaMord Avi., Suesord- Ft. 75Th Can ts It.it Veer ceeveaieece 1111111111111111=1111 Sjor YOURBIRTHDAY JuIy1l,17S olf.(I 77540*4 *GENERAL 'BUILDER ALSO 8349712 us welt awtt CONTRACTOR'S JUDY RENEE likely if you rush yourself. . - '- I We'll Give Her Some Tender Loving Care And Expert I Attention. In No Time At All She'll 01 Re As Pretty As New '00 W. Special Shrub and garden sorayers, 9* Cents ea. Gardeni and, 1100 W. 1st St., 373 6630 Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? It - SEE YOU SOON ' ' b III, the new man- las. I'd like to invite all YOU folks o to see just how beautiful apartment living can he, and I , GIANT OAK TREES- Shades this I fenced corner lot inCluded is Bedroom home, with central I heat 5. air, all for only 576,500 Nrwdetuxesttjcttoapt., adults only WWcarpel, ceramic tile, 5)25 me. lee Mgr. at 617 S. Park, No 3 ___________ I'm I Bedr oom 1 bath, cm large corner lot, big utility shed, drive by 2001 ' Summ,rIln Ave. and ca lm for details. Sales price, sI4,00 deposit 327 0711 AI ' FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI jUST 1 :. - r __ Fr•• Estimates Trained Personnel All Makes & Models to - _____________________________ Sanford ) ___________________ _______________________ ' I .- 4 Plants & Hb,ing Baskets at The Farmers Market, Thursday & Fridays. &so. 11 - _ Wood or steel desks (executive desh. & chaim secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabln$, as is. Cash and Carry NOLL'S Casselbrry, 17 92, $304706 Hammond Cadet Organ, 5350; 1973 Yamaha 10). $350. Both good condition 373-9096 But to n s Chi ldren'8s W. rnaqwuy so W1NTU 0*1001, IlL (306)065.7100 eg Real Estate Brok er flOE. 25th St. 322 6453 - - t :.- BODY SHOP Expert Body Repairs Used office furniture _ - rince aie zae I, iies 60--Offi ce ' - - _ ComIn7 Soon RALPH'S BUG HOUSE, Dedicated t precis;on VW Repairs for it yrs. Cor. of S Sanford Ave. & Sliver Lk. Rd. 327. 7351. OBA ""Damul ID 1 - S 0 -.. .;". e; ,,q~ 62-Lawn-Garden IPto ,' " s CaliBart Real Estate 10 I nted STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET Satur day Sunday - :, I. .1 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1792 372 5961 marIna, fish camp or acreage, Buying within 60 days. Wm Koshiol, 203 Ocean Drive, TaverrtJ,r. Fla., 33070, __ g !. 73' CrilCtifie ld Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power, ideal for family camping, skiing, & fishing, 337 5151 Cr 337 0724 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 1797, Sanford 3730120 ft- - PJSCE5 (Feb. Af,._..... "V• WWUW7 TAFFER REALTY _____ MARGE WILLIAMS 322151 2 be a very productive No period If you don't try to build ( TWO AND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILABLE 2SSORIDGEW000 AVE., SANFORD • ________ foday ___________ i The auction stana promptly al 4 pm on the I" Out get P9'S, corny to 5,5Mm. ft haw" sod sea Our hugs selection of new and r.cendiiioned mobile homes at of. fordable prgss. Wail 4"solo'. teUwnenl by a top couney band, free hot dop and soft drinks. and Swsg for e brand new color JUST OFF 25th ST., 323-6420 REALTOR 373.74,$ V.. I. ONE BEDROOM FROM p135 $49,750. 72- 1959,372-4164 FiorId Florida in accordance with the I or? Bedroom AduIt only pi'olln of the Fictitious Name PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK LONGW000, 4 Or 2 Ba 5tatt's. To Wit Section $6509 2545 Park Drive $70 Up Fireplace, den, citrus trees, Florida Statutes 19S1 fenced Pric ed in low 530's 534 5: Russell L. Moncrief 3.491. AVAL APARTMENTS Kathleen K. Mncrief ADULTS. NO PETS Publish: July 2. 9. 16, 23, 1975 SANFORD $21,900 116W. 2nd S.. DEPC ____ ___ 3 Bedroom, 1',bathL car _____________________________________________________ yrs. old. In excellent cOflditpon, Good area, has assumable 7''x qw_ oct. mortgage, $14,500. Payments I PREPARE FOR STATE OR COUNTY inoh, PIT I, or rq inônce __ ,.jII letup witfiiri tOO miles of our showroom lk RIDGEWOOD ARMS - Lose yourself In style, large living room with brick and book shelves. Enjoy formal dining, large eat-in kitchen, and room for mother in an apartment, Extra storage, workshop. plus 2 baths. Reduced below appraisal. rt i o MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOk t we intend to Furn EffIciency Apt, for one per. 37)4991 19195. register said name with the Clerk of & lights 3735111 327 7374, 377 1196,377 1954 tPr C1rc'jt Court, Seminole County, _____ ___ flj ) r (=:t~o W. Garnett White air. / B edroom unfurnished wall to wall carpet. $125 month. ISO damage deposit 203 E 21st St. 323l309aft er 5:30 - , 11~ 323-7900 Florida In accordance with the 4 Room Apartment, part utilities MId. $170 per me $10 damage provisio of the Fictitious Name Statute's, To Wit Section 06% 09 Florida Statutes 1957 0. 0. Simpson Publish- June 11. 75. July 7, 9, 1975 DEO for about $6.00). ,l.,,., JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. ON THE LAKE _____ ______ ____ . Acreage - members of ROOM nl.0o41 _____ 6 To c.h.br.ie grand opening, d1m. Superior Mobil. Horn. Show I it 0 W. Highwsy 60 In Winter Garden will si..ction off a recead.. boned 1573 Galazie mobile home I on Sturd.y luty tRIm. Beat offer I ovW Mel it. Th. horn. is completely tumhsh.d, and dud,s r.4ngeritor, range. Oven end drape., and would no'malty rutlil Th. cm _____ ______ Lots 5 Bedrooms BAMBOO COVE APTS, 1.3 OR Furn., Untumn. 300 E. Alfport, 3731310 Cosmetologist • ShouJ fl3.7$ CommerclalProperties and st,or'Piand required. Full time permantnt pc'oition, good benefits DeB.ary, Adults. Lov el y large 1 bci I I 1 55--80ats & Accessories ORANGE CITY Fully developed rolling wooded lots In going subdivision Available for sale to other builders or individuals, 14.500 each. Call (305) 131-4300 50—Mfsneou sfor Sale _____________________________________________________________ REAL ESTA And - Merchandise C1 __ Homes, SANFORD 50 Plaff0d iota in the city of Sanford. Ideal for FHA-VA. Low cost housing. Engineering Plans available. Builder finiShing 10 houses now, wishes to sell balance of property 5)300 each. _ _____ Uirtd typing C,, I HUGE CARPORT SALE-- Fur. nifure, Baby items, Clothing, Stereo, Sewing Machine, Books, Camping items. & much more, priced to sell. 171 Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary from 9 to 5. July 10, 11 & 12. LOTS FOR SALE oblie - V Flea Market,ga m 6 m .S.st. .'uly 12. Hidden Lake Club House, Sanford. For Info, call Sat. 337. '13$. St. Johns River area. Home, Superior MODEL NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION 373-1061or323-OSl7eess. II —HelP Wanted Master Preferred ARIES (March 21-April 19) 11w effort to I!)' and convince There's no reason to pick up the him you're right. entire tab today for a fun ac- VIRGO (Aug.23. Sept. il) It's tivltY with friends. Let each pay to your advantage to play a a fair share. little hard-to-get today in your household, 0 • -- GRAND OPENING AUCTION JULY 19 VS7 - Req. 3fl , th W M. UP4SWORTH REALTY Peal Estate Broker 102W.lstSt. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. .SELL Room in private home. Lady only. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A A pply 1 Country Club Road after WANT AD. Pho'i 377.7411 or $31. I p m. 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will help you. One room, furnished, private en trance, bath & parking. 323-9579 ________________________________ after 5pm Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 d iscoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24.page booklets. border volumes I, Hand [II. send $ I for each, making checkc payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL wi UI "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * * Rentals — 00 by $h169 . a tient From Government - HOROSCOPE your Itmi 21 515$ L - 4 -. CASH p-or tour junx ii.ars 323-1379 If Your Old Buggy Ain't What Used To Be Because Of Nicks, Scratches Or .ifl)Dents ,, Then j/Come To 54—Garage Sales Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd 5, 4th St. at VanBi,ren St. Near School. Bruno BelIucci, 1917 Louise 5?,, Crystal Lake, Illinois, 60014 47—Real Estate - - -_ -- s COLOR TV, lii 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64.4 1006 43—Lots-Acreage "11-8,1110 Want to Buy USED GO CART 377-1790 1966 Che'yroItt truck, a tOn, With new utility body and racks, good Shape, good tires. 5400 or best offer. 371 4759 Car Color TV's from ISO; 135W, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 5, French, 377 1711. Why Store it and forget it? Sell It and forge: It with a Classified Ad. 3722611 Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 63$0711. Ii'. HWY. 17-" Sanford $ 5441 No Security Deposit. I ----. IN ALL PRICE RANGES 017W. 1st St. 322 You Can Afford. s.1 Challenging part time ad ministrit lye-executive. sec'i work desired by mate attractive, N ew as ma rural area. No down energetic, experlencid woman. i)yment, payments less Write Resident, III Plantation than rent. sutsidi:ed Blvd., Lake Mary, or call 321-0eS6. to Qualified buyers Call to see If •V'OU Qualify I ____________________ Peas, you pick, black eyes and purple hull On Oregon Ave. ir mile rlorthofl6& just westof I-I. ____________________________________________________________________________________ extra-pa PART 2 21—Situations Wa nted , TARUS (April 20-May 20 ) Be dealings. Let them come to you '-" our course and see what life is all about I Luxury Living at Prices 411-~nt. 4a 1945 Chevrolet Step side pick up. 3195116 evenings, 3 1911 Ambassador Station Wagon, air, extras, inspected, low mileage $150 372 3617 1971 Chevy Truck. cus t om 10, 6 cyl., I' bed, rear seep. 51.199 final offer. 13161S3 For used furniture, appliances, toots, etc Buy I or 1001 Items irry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 53—TV. Radio-Stereo 3303 Orlando Drive Sanford)?) 5700 - Cash For Your Junk 3739136 __ 79—Trucks-Trailers CASH 322.4132 KENMORE WASHER, pads, SC?vce. used machinr-, P.00P4Ey APPL IAPO.[' ?) I96i Ford 7cJoor. 5250 See Mgr. 6125,pa,y Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 Wanted to buy used office furniture, Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Casselberry, Hey 17 92. 130 4206 -. 1973 Buick Lesabre, I cr.. air. Only 57,500 3774991, After 5, call 377. 7371. 1974 Kawasaki, go CC Like Now, 5300 327 1307 I Piece or Housefull CASH 371.437* - 1913 Plova7Door 2511 Yale After 5.327.1430 78—MOtot'YCleS ANTIQUES ____52—Appliances Come lee the latest in luxury family living, the all new 7144' Glen brook. _____ Pecorigitloned Batteries, 112.93 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. DAVE-S' 373 9'370 furniture Moving Sale. Tables, Lamps & Accessories, 13.43491. - Choice Listings wwave 0 I - monthly rmm fliostsn1i BALL REALTY 1970 Cuda, complete engine overhaul, new I on the floor, $31$12. We Buy Furniture Household Builder's Payton Realty 76—Auto Parts Will buy or 'onsign guns of any description 3217340 Table & Chairs, Color TV & Stereo. Also other Items, 373 0101. MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up I'll save you money L'cent.ed Orlando 21) 5110 frees. Ostn.2 BR. air. ki'chen equlpo.d carpeted throughout. On 2' fenced lots, I utility bldg., storogi she'd. large garden area. 327 694 1972 Mark IV. fully ejipped. special price, $4,$93 Call Duane McGui re at 37/1651. Dealer. - Cash for good used Furniture & ArmHgut's. STAN'S, 337-9119. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st 5',, 322 7313 We steam -clean carpets 5 and 10 Acre Tracts of land with Set Your sails -__ Pure Honey 1001 W 3rd St Sanford 337-5017 - taking hormones. - ood Thn to Eat need hormones and if so, how much and how you should take - often, but. what should I do? 35 1 I 641-3079 -- ments to you and will ho In a better position to tell you U you hm It bothers me to think that maybe i am getting Reg Real Estate Broker Ahoy Matesl c5Marine _______________________ Work your own hours. Earn extra Altamonte Springs - 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, large lot, 1,lOOsq. ".of living an AVON Represen $I'iL double garag.. 533.000. 613 tative Call Powell DrIve, 339 MO, O.vrwr. Child Cure ir,rny hdrTie 5151cr one, 175 for two. 372-3951. ...___ o ther day, and after me. he said Iwas in fine shape. An..,p 7 bedroom home with Florida room, carpeted throughout, all new appliances, corner lot, 517,5(5) a Real Estate 41_4M Near lake & Town income as the shots, I get down in the th em. "dumps," get headaches, and Pap smear my have just feel terrible. On top of that, & only fordetectiui of I et those awfuL awful hot flashei. I U CAWUWC I She told me last week (after the cells wi th special stains and lecture) that It Willis all In my also get some Informati on irom head. Should Y see the doctor the examination on how well a rin4 ...5,.,.•' woman is in balance with her I had a Pap smear by a doctor hormones. You may have been in a lar ger town close by the because - - $27,000 Peg Real Friate 327-1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 ___ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT A,DS! talkod about them, but I have - Realty No down, Assume pa'ment5, Trailer, $109.31 mo. on rental lot, *34 9122 after 4 & all day Sat. 5, Sun. Owner. garden Broker large Shady oaks on the scenic Weilva. Modern clean interiors, 127. from S1I05 Mi. WofSantqd -- land, 521,500 a WEIçIVA RIVER • . I Br'ciroom, I bath, on good b$ock.frethlypaintedinslde& out Fenced back. 20*70' patio 222.2090 I Beautifully furnished, tdr(le 2 bedroom, adults preferred. $30 Pet mo. Call 337-1470, up and detail man, S day week, full time, Uniforms, hospitalization. vacation pay . Good opportunity for advancement for hard worker. Apply in person only to Bill fl..ker VW, 3219 S Orlando Drive. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 2 Acres Sanford, Vacant, 3 BR, Iii baths SANFORD - Operation. Call 373 64" for eppt.S to S ___________________ Complete child cars services. New I 76065 Hwy, 1797 REALTOR 373-5774 1505 W. 25th St. 1973 17' wIde, 1 btdroorn. iC, adult; $123 per month. 327-59.19. Adult rnmillilhamili village. _ under M.D. Apartments Fenc ed yard, 3 bedrooms, I bath, Sunhed, $ 21.000 322.7643 mechanized o-aiici ca am u would answer LAMB with Harold Hall Realty MOSSIE C. BATEMAN . I beautifuli1 68—Wanted to Buy Singer Zig Zag, In cabinet, 3 needle, front toad deuxe sewing machine. Sold new for 5319,00, Pay balance Of IN or 10 payments of I9 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East FIrit. Downtown 327 94 11 E,ve, 10-1146 1977 1761', 3 BR, 11.-, bath, extras. Shaded Luxury Patio BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ' Jim Hunt 42—tv'obile Homes 4 Bed room, 7 bath. pool, landscaped, 131. 500 Spring Is here and it's a goed time to choose a new home from the pages of our classified ads. - Days-322 6173 Nights 377 :424 or 327.2357 By O wner Lovely) bedrooms, 1 year Old. large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I ecre. Idyllwiide Section, 373-94 a. Toyota, '70 Cororea stistlon wagon, good condition. Below book. ill. 62$'- Slide in Cab-over-camper, to , camper. SIeefnl6. Will trade. 377. 1967 Chevy Impala. good Condition, $976. must sell, 5550. 323 $213. JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S C 46 Sanford 373 4733 Assume Payments - 80—Autos for Sale su,s. Camper top, for Jeep, 7', Slightly damaged. 3720011. 67A—Feed 51-4iousehoJ Goods Sanford, By Owner ldyilwllde III Section.) Bedroom, 2 bath, family room on Ia)'ge lot, low down Payment. 377045% after 6:30 P.M. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - - STUDIO 1,2, 3 W - Wednesday, July 9, 1973-nA 75—Recreational Vehicles In the Herald Classified ads are black and white and read all over BUY -SELL - TRADE )l1-3)SE.First St. 3fl-56 Fl. I Peg Apaloosa Stallion, 7 yrs. old. Brole, ready to ride. Very gentle. Call after 9 p.m 349 $562. $200; Bar Stools, Glass rack, Bar Supplies. 522-1834 Reg. Real Estate Broker 331 0440, 372-774, 321 7195 Evening Herald, Sanford, 66—Horses WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Near Golf Course LOT overlooking Lake Crystal dens FROM e Honws Wanted, bookkeeper through trial balance, preferably S years ix. perfence p _______ __________ _________-______ _______ _______ Full charge bookkeeper, must be experienced in all Øiases. 373. 5009. Female Porneranian, light 625 (7) I Dream Of Jeannie - LOST Female Irish Setter, S mos, old, in vicinity of Mariners Village, Apt. 707. If found, call 373 7999. REWARD MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac Room. bear;, pay.' Young lady seets all in on. person to help care for walledin private estate. With pool, cars. shopping, etc. Prefer masculine female, since husband is confined to wheel chair. Must drive, I29S.1l$l __________________________ __________________________________ 9 ____________ _______________ . LakeMary,26R Furnished Adu!t, Plo Pets. 5135 791 State Rd IS _________ Perhaps Alcoholic AixinymouS Can Help Call4fl 4557 WriteP.O. Box 1213 __________ ____________ Furnished2BR House Adutts,NoPets _________________ NlceLocatlon. 322 3566 mecha&c. Apply to Bell's Union 76, Lonqwood ___________ ____________ PACED WtTH A DRINKIN(. ___________ 55 (9) ABC News 53 - erieva _____ 3737011 ThInkIng about that summer vacation?Gotabettercarthrougp, Needed Immediately, servIce __thectasslbiedadsintoday'sp.aper. station attendant. Also a 47 48 49 Gai . 13' L-Shape Naughahyde button Bar, By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Flu. room, detached garage, fenced yard $19,000. 323 9S10. 3277217 tk.d NEW HOMES- in good area, 3 & I Bedrooms. Prced $2000) to $79,000. S pct. down, it.4 pet. interest. 3 bedroom, 1k-, bath on corner lot, 5)0,900. Ex)sting, 5 16,500, 7 pct. Mfg. 371 8602. MUST SELL - New 3 OR 2 BATH HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER .,...". 'u" ...& Norwalk Leri.Kelp caps at Fairway Plaza Pharmacy 2321 Park Dr. 3272111 REALTOR-AFTER MRS. 377.92*4 337 0646 3'!7-3991 COUNTRY HOME SITE Nearly on acre lot in area of fine countr ft - - LAKLt-ONT choice i bedroori cer.tral air, wall wall carpet, o one acre shaded lot. $13,500 ?S l'.iru Dr ----- - - 33—Houses Furnished ....'.. Larry Saxon, Realtor HOME & BUSINESS ideal con mercial location on Hwy 17.9 over ItO' frontage, also garaç apartment, $45,000 terms. mortgage with $6100 down. 511-7 per month total payment WITT REALTY facIliti including pool and term courts s*,,soo ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, l' bat central air, split Or. plan, wa wall carpet, low down & àssun mortgage $74,0 Your MLS Agency RZ- AL. bedroom. 105 SanoraAve, 3271121 S I Fr'day: 15 Sat & Sun 322•2420 Anytime Furnished 2 Bedroom cottage, neat clean $95 monthly to right Call Bob Markey, Advertising couple U6739. Director 327-2611 -$319993 - . _____________________________ Banana Lake, turn. 7 bedroom, heat it. air, $175. Call Mt. Dora, 904 1st class body & Paint Man iii .z. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 2027 for "We Care""Hotline". Adults or Teens. Jill ____ (24) Villa Alegre - 373. Bennett Realty Inc. LIKE NEW- Corner lot, fenced rear yard. Patio, Central heat I. air, bedroom, 2 baths Excellent financing available . CALL OWNER- 337i)5 or 21U, 3 BR, carpeted, central air heat, fireplace, all electric kitchen, 2"i lots, $37,500 or best offer. Bedrooms, 2 baths, arge fami room, membership in recreation S LOW DOWN PAYMENT- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpeting throughtout. Owner is anxious to sell Price r educ ed to s17.S for Quick sale. Better hurryt fenced, Newspaper experience required. ApplIcant must be well organized. an excellent speller, ar enjoy selling on the telephone. Realty After S. 327-7111 YEA, YEA, FHAI Like new home has everyt hing. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, family room, air conditioned, car pet. Buy VA or FHA. Check values starting at 172,900. 323 9410. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' I • l yv'J .0 mrv, V III •.#VW". IV)' for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: JOS. 273-2740, .JJj . We have listings We have buyers. bath, air conditioned. 3 BR, We need another real estate newly pointed, $160 mo. Isti last, I licensee to help us make sales. p us deposit, Sunlirid. 37105(5 ___________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. 323 6353, 372 1910. eves Quiet 2 bedroom cottage air, like new, peneled, lar ge porch, $135 Live-In baby sitter, to. one child. mo. 15t & last. Older couple Only. smell salary. Call X12 01^07 ____________________________ Nice 2 bedroom block home, fur. CLASSIFIED SOLICITOR nhstied or unfurnished 373.393Q The1n Herald h. n open ing 2 nedroornienc ed y6rd for an experienced classified slSOmo Adults prof erred telephone sales person. 373 354O . 3flM7Q WiliMaryor Frank Harmter please call cotl Fred Rugge at I.9 761 070 Ifor 7 p in URGENT 4 Stenstrom Lovely2 OR, I bath, living, dining. Florida room, wilI.wII carpetIng. U%3137 ------- - ' 322.6457 2 bath. InCiud disposal and dishwasher, mer bershlp In iunior Olympic poc tennis court 530.500, 44 Sanford. clean 2 BR. 1 bath. fully carpeted. $160 per mo, 1st & last. 373 18—Help Wanted Large 3 10 Acres-- 7 bedrm house on Lake Dupont near Jeltona, $32,000 Daytona Bch. 252 3165 Unfurnished OR, shade trees. nice location. 212 Colonial Way. Sanford 327.2130. _______________________________________________________________ IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drInkers For further information call 473 4SI or write Sanford Al Anon Family Groi,tp P.O. Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771. ____ -------------- WINTER SPRINGS-3 bedroom, 1 Fight Cholesterol build up with' bath home, den. Assume present LecithIn- Kelp Combination Get JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Patio Houses ________ Small 7 bedroom hc'vu. S'S. 1St Ii last, house 1, yard subject ID Ill ardaii spection at any time. Ave. 322 5319. FtidQ 4-Personals ___________________ REALTOR 2201 S. rrench Av .321 0041 ________ 32-Houses __________________________ __________________________ ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help jJjjm (33) Lost In S pace CHARGE) --------------------- Adults - 24ca line (52.00 MINIMUM 3 Lines Minimum - Noon SundQ r' 41 utimes - furn ished. __________________________ deposit. _______________ Noon The Dcnj Before Publication 19 _ Bedroom. un preferred. $30 Week. Security DEADLINES - ii.• 1 ?I*U S times ........ic a line 6thru 25 limes ..... 3lca line A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 1:00 -- World (24) NOVa 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night - RATES 7 '! :!S' Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) GuIding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid 18 ___________________________ HOURS 13 - ___ Park 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. _______ - f 12 ter 011111 - 10 (131 WUI I sports And Travel (6) As The World 3222611 f" (13) Winter Park City Council (3.5) Batman (44) GillI9n'S Island 5:00 (fl Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (3.5) MIckey Mouse Club (44) LOSt In Space (24) Feeling G n _____ ___ __ America AFTERNOON Orl and o - Wi Seminole T (33) Cartoons' IDYLLWILDE 3 Bedroom. 2', LAKE MARY Just listed, bedroom, I bath home wi th, family room, Screened patio, Central heat & air, Stove, refrigerator, fenced ba sell cleaning range, dithwasher yard FHA availat,l $21.900, carpet, large cluiets, double garage, On 100' * 2*0' well Forrest Greene, Inc. landscaped lot 173 6353 REALTOR, 6(5 733 Kish Real Estate SO—Miscellaneous for Sale 41—Houses - __________ (24) BIll Journal (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,1) Another World (4) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (24) Assignment 41Houses DILTONA- New Duplex, Purn. Of ll unlurn. Drapes. water, Lawn Care. 373.1521 or 441.4346. ______________________________ — NIce 1 bedroom apsrtmIflt, air* carpeted only sios. Adults. m nds. 2296 e ves. & CLASSIFIED ADS _______ Moyer$ 11:00 (2.4) High Rollers () Now You See It (9) Show Oils (24) Mr. Rogers Ne'ghborhood (44) PhIl Donahue n:o (2) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of Life (I) Movie (9) Brady Bunch (24) Electric Company (33) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club - 31 Profusor jJJ I Chart (list.) 4 Large body of 40 Feminine water name (p1.) 7 Mountain 41 Frequently summit 43 Epidermis A 10 i.Utcete plant pore 12 Lokis 46 Glacial ridge dauQhtvt 50 Rend 13 Musical 51 Mountati gap N TO1DJ sound 53Dstlherb 4r £O N 14 Used to 55 Concerning definite (Latin) 11 Theater 39 locations SdCompass poInt 13 Greek letter rckname 15 Wapiti 57 Not any 18 Naturalist lab) 40 Repay (ab) 16 Circle Paris 58 Newspaper 2f) Bachelor of 42 Type of I? Nonmetallic ot!mcai Job) Library fishe'man rock 59 Indian weight 'Science lab) 43 Remit 19 Misuse 60 Marry 22 Large spotted 44 Covers with 21 American cat paving DOWN coral island 23 Slut forcibly material 23- Wave top 1 Months (ab) 24 Frog gonus 45 Native metal 27 Run water 2 River islands 25 Italian family 47 Midwestern tank 3 Map Health resorts state lab Coarse tile 4 Bed linen 28 Mountain lake 48 Sufficient 3.3 Japanese coin 5 Elongated fish 29 Short jacket (archaic) 34 On tiptoe 6 Resembling 30 Feminine 49 French namu 35 Square hydroxide name 50 Bind column base 7 Rocky hills 31 rromontory 52 Unit 36Caucho 8 Onetime 3.3 Exterior 54 Spread for 37 Antarctic sea 9 Fooltike part features drying A 1 2 i 6 5 1 (9) Rhyme And Reason (U) My Favorite Marllai Fortune (4) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 4, 0, 9) New s I ACNO$$ __ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ louses — 31A—Duplexes ________________________ \';"\ i;-a\ . .- ,, '--;; •.. '' " L"•'" '" ';.t'..'';:-,! \. - Mv~ - ., - ' ' '.;' • "''-I' r . .: -. ', . �12A—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 9, 1975 Memories Of Good Cuisine PUD Zoning: Catch-All For Multi-Family Apartments 9 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer First ofaThreePartSeries In Altamonte Springs 843.22 acres are zoned Phi) including Oak Harbcr with 55 acres under construction; The Villages 6.13 completed construction, Rivr Planned Unit Development PhD), as a concept of diversified land use, was introduced in Florida a little more than five years ago, but today some 17,000 acres of Seminole County property carries the zoning designation. A former city attorney w&rned the elected officials of Winter Springs last year that the city would have difficulty defending Its zoning, if taken to court County Attorney Tom Freeman, then legal advisor to the Winter Springs City Council, said too much of the city's PhD zoned property was Say bug off to picnic peals! Consult our full scale, Indexed Rx price book Be in formed! 01 Right reserved to limit qvonioties on all items. c, WALGRIEN CO, !975 of the Urban and Regional Land potf oFfl OF R rll1outsi4eCleveland, Ohio, 956. redvert POO 0 ALL SALE SPECIALS effeCtIve WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY -_ MON. SAT. 9:0 9:00 ..t/-. AIRPORT AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD - a i_. Saccharin 1000's : C . , ' . REG. 794 Wcrihrnore 1 July ]0- 13, '75. Limit 2 a • • 4 7grain ALKAW SELTZER ' a 25s July 1hru 13, 1975 Limit 1. " Earth Born Shampoos ! : ' 1975. limit 1 49 • MWEEMENER ME -. ' - I BRISTOL. MYERS BANDAID " . - I __ y C I —, 1 2 Gal. 4½.oz, Non-aspirin pain re- 70's Sheer or plastic. 1 29 Cooll ai FF U Medicated first L a i TERMITE KILLER I For effective 'Do it yourself' control of termites I 'PRESCRIPTION - Limit 1 Per Family Witti This Coupon Thru July31, 1975 I I 891c - 1 0, cusio"t U ROYAL 1 I DESSERT 4\ 0 In tAke Mary, although 70 acres were rezoned PUID, an attempt to develop the tract was also met with rejection by the comraunity's residents. 80 40 DOAN'S PILLS DISFOS411111 For backa.che ;eLief. All At, In Wintei Springs in recent weeks, a requtst by a land developer to extend the 12month time limit on his plan for development of 190 acres was refused. F \T 2R Disposable Douche Currently Sanford has 1,210.32 at-res of land zoned DRAMAMINE • prev nt , must for e Ready-to-use Maswngilll. liquid Dogs 490 I r ____J 11 SECRET ROLL-ON Gentle 14 77f size -. WELLA BALSAM 87 CreamY 94h 4 shampoos. To leave hair soft, manageable. Anti.peispiront checks er spiration and odor. • WHITE RAIN p dJ d 11111]A:1 Of Patrols 4 EARLY TIMES IP BOURBON I SPRINKLER SALE. _• . sci . . . - • . , SEA OF THE C70 :'- "' e. ' WALGREEN COUPON _~ M#1 cowPon Pr tusi"M QUAKER STATE 1_is.•'_'. . _______________________ ... T-_.. . .. 2 $1 !.i U ' 1 SUGAR CONES MOTOR OIL . RELSKA V DKA CALVERT STATE ' TO, O I I •' : SUPER BLEND f ' Son, pure variety of flavors. suA*sTIcjj R AIN- DEAR CECIL's': We enjoy your recipes in our paper and intend to try your Copy Cat Tomato 'Relish. In the meantime could you tell me the proportions for making our favorite stewed tomatoes from our own homegrown vegetables? I am enclosing the label from the 0 brand of stewed tomatoes we always use. — HOME CANNER. ')97 A 27 Uz 5 0 Limit 6 with coupon : one you use. On tasting them, observing their color and texture and measuring the amount of juice to vegetables, we evolved the following recipe. Our stewed tomatoes are much less sweet than the commercially canned ones because we kept the sugar added low and our tomatoes probably weren't as sweet as those used by commercial canners. The color of our stewed tomatoes corresponded to the color of the fresh tomatoes we used and the pieces stayed whole because 390 PASSPORT A 97 A 97Vh t •;iIIrr 1 1 July 10- 13, 1975, Limit I con , .. (34L_ - Hair conditioner odds gloss, body. 2 types. FS Old' Fashion 5-oz. 1 ,dCrS sugar CHICKEN 0a -. - 771 , SCOTCH Ns 414 A. to By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor DEAR HOME CANNER: After your letter came we bought half a dozen brands of stewed tomatoes, Including the ___ _____________ g SEEDLESS -.50 0 0 WALGREEN COUPON JL SUN GIANT CALIFORNIA Dog owners beware! Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler today announced his department would begin a night patrol this week in an effort to crack down on stray dogs along City streets a-oz. ç TO tin- YOU! GREEN STAMPS THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY JULY 10 THRU WEDNESDAY JULY 16. 1975 ..... CLOSED SUNDAY ..... I C r (4T ,,,,,, • • I I 1 -1 they were thickly and uniforitily cut as re those of com :mercial canners; in using ,home-grown tomatoes, it's a good Idea to choose odd sizes for :the tomato juice needed and reserve those of uniform size for the tomato pieces. The juice In the cotn.rnercjal can, when the vegetables were lightly :drained, ran from about to 2. :3rds cup and we tried to maintaln this ratio. I hope you approve our efforts. C.B. - IIOMI: CANNEl) 11, qll 1L% i & •g •!.t. ••:,'$k '. _._% - uniform pieces halves, quarters or slices, depending on size of tomatoes. Into a 5-quart saucepot turn the tomatoes and remaining ingredients; stir to mix; cook over moderate heal, stirring several times, until mixture boils; boll gently about :t minutes, Leaving L.Inch heads pace and preferably using wide-mouth funnel, ladle tomatoes into hot, clean, scalded wide-mouth pint jars. Wipe top edge of jars with a damp towel. Add lids and seal according to jar manufacturer's directions. Process In a boiling water bath t or 10 minutes alter boiling temperature is reached. Remove and cool on a wire rack or Folded towel. t,abel, noting date, and store in a dark cool place. Makes about 4 pints. \ For each pint of tomato juice wanted, use about 3 pounds firm, juicy, ripe tomatoes. Rinse tomatoes; quarter and cut away ftem ends. In a Large saucepot over low heat simmer tomatoes, stirring occasionally, just until soft; do not add water because tomatoes should cook In their own juice. Strain tomatoes through a food mill, a pureeing utensil. (To remove flt' ,nhlC Unit ,,.,.t. nfl,,. *jg) WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE CO'ftO' Get up to extra S& H Green Stamps -- • I7$) swil JW GREEN STAMPS purchases totaling $5.00 to $9.99 excluding ad tobacco products Tis an Si cs.aat ,i* Kbp 41 51w n. Upis C.ues.s s oe.P $4 i,$ Iig, tises .... I This coupon effective in the following counties f1 0/41 only Orange. O,c.ola Lake and Seminole on p1 oupons 1 & 3 are worth 400 stamps on a purchase of $20 through $24.99. oupons 2 & 3 are worth 500 stamps on' a purchase of $25 through $29.99. _vvvv_W, ,','1W I IF 1i...w.d PUUN oupons 1, 2 & 3 are worth 600 stamps on a purchase of $30.00 or more. I A for the good (1.iW..M,l& 1O0 EXTRA 'I v 1575 200 EXTRA Publix JW GREEN STAMPS on purchases t.taIImg $10.00 to $14.55 excluding ill tobacco products Ths CP4SI not $$* Si 6s.4 '.timSis*a 90 pt, ms coupor effective an the following counbos onip Orange. Osceol.. Lake and Seminole 0V W VPvV',"V5,', 4 TOMATO JUICE .. '* cup chopped (medium-fin celery 1z cup chopped ( medium-fine) green pepper 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon white pepper Bring a large saucepan 0$ water to a boil and remove from heat; at once add tomatoes and let stand until skins can be slipped off easily about 1 minute. Remove skins and cut away stem ends. Cut in thick .t '\P') • '..: .t ' ',..':' L. - . Are Target 27; 8 Limit 4 with coupon Publix 'Stewed Tomatoes Better Homemade in S • U U a . ad liever. It's so safe! 1 399 I• pouring of disapproval from nearby property owners. aid that la!_It week 15 ,o.'694 Gradually add macaroni and 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly boiling water so that water continues to boll. Cook covered, stirring occasionally, MACARONI-VEGETABLE until tender. Drain in colander. PICNIC SALAD Rinse with cold water; drain. Cook peas according to package 2 cups elbow macaroni directions; drain. Combine (8 ounces) macaroni, peas, radishes and 1 tablespoon salt celery. Cover and chill. Corn. 3 quarts boiling water bine nil, vinegar, 14 cup water, 1 package 110 ounces) sugar, 2 teaspoons salt, marfrozen peas joram and chervil in 1 pint jar. 14 cup sliced radishes Shake before serving and pour 13 cup sliced celery over macaroni mixture. Toss 1.3 cup salad oil well. Makes 4 to f servings. 0 WALGREEN COUPON ANY NEW AV "' ';• •$o : MERSA - Smooth, rich, flavorful. I And alwa s ingood taste. I BACTINE '" £I MENESUMMEENEIRMUKA11 $ • . IflA TA C It • — DATRIL without coupon 694 ,PLU(flI IE Ice Cream U 4' " ' value Pack - ____ . MUPZIE) BAND-AID hAND STRIPS -- 1 .om-' • ru 1975. WA:LGREEN'COUPON 'i . . July 10 1-3 cup vinegar 1-3 cup water 1 teaspoon sugar 2 teaspoons salt tv teaspoon marjoram tt teaspoon chervil What's a picnic without a well-seasoned macaroni vegetable salad? Make this ahead of time, cover the bowl with plastic wrap or store in a lidded plastic bowl, chill in refrigerator until ready to pack into an ice chest For travel time, Bronz.4.oLDraray Iif..!' c 3 By AILEEN CLAIRE Ile lleraldServices Right Guard! 5 C! &!!I ,sauJJ I I 'JIl II there the PUD classification to Its zoning categories. But its single efforttorezonea large parcel to PUD was met with an out- a - SON AL C ARE NEEDS. I An ordinance was adopted, Butitrs, irnir Irlion Th t's - 'lpIantoplacesomiseven patrolmen on special duty, II rd be, to patrol the aty and assist in rounding up the dogs," Butler said. "The Law plainly .tatesdogsrnu.tbeieashed,not allowed to run P 9 Ph ne 323.9190 121.0250 —__-,a. • PUDs in the county range from the smallest In Altamonte Springs, lIttle more than six to the acres The Villages largest In Winter Springs, 3, 00 acres, Tuscawilla. Only one Incorporated commwutyin Seminole County. Longwood, has no land zoned Butler said residents were allowing animals to run loose at night in growing numbers, citing complaints to his dcper.ment about the loose Macaroal-vegetable picnic "d can be made ahead Laboratory KH, N ii O'I S4r 7 '7 Co or ul Limit one coupon per customer Feiss l.a quoted in the article U as saying the hamlet was in jeopardy of having its mastLr 1111 land use plan self-destructing unless changes could be made • to permit long range devel opments incorporating more than just high grade residential homes on large estates with formal gardens. The Florida Trend continues that the PUD had no let-up in zoning protections, just flexibility for other uses. - E1. stretoon ByGAYNOR MADDOX These would be ordered in the Father would disappear just through cheesecloth, scattered mousse, glass dish, It was a delicate IMe Herald Services morning and just before dinner before the rarebit was ready to on some sugar, a drop of salt 7be amazing mousse was mauve and tasted almost Wam summer days release the man from the fish store serve, carrying a tall stone and a squeeze of lemon Juice. simply cream and grape Jelly. celestial. memories, would arrive with a large crock with atlght.ritung top. At Every summer when Concord The cream was whipped they w grapes were lnseason,Mother sllghUy,then into ltwenta jar Just thinking about them f rozen meals, powdered soups shaved ice topped with the wouurry Put oysters openea and ready to back with it. That was known as jelly. When Mother Invited aird utut (uuu suosututes. h.r whipped until blended. It was appetite and remindameof how Sly mother, born In Northern serve. All y needed was 11 rushing the growler.' "girl friends" to luncheon, then turned Into a mousse mold foods and family eating habits California, was a wonderful lemon juice and a touch of salt. Every year we had a special there were usually stuffed and buried in Ice and salt for have changed through the cook ai well as beautiful. My Father Insisted people who spring dinner. It Included shad squabs arA her grape jelly several hours. Served on a cut decades. father, a tall Southerner. had doused oysiers with cocktail roe, boiled new potatoes with spent much time In France and sauce were barbarians, parsley butter, fresh asparagus H l f Ice Cream? well I ancefoodasapartof Nwburgon toast trfangk3 But the old1 kind d our family style, she never could bring herself to with baking powder biscuits light corn syrup Whether you handpick your medium seat stirring We lived in a large apartment plunge the live lobsters into a and served with thick un- own strawberries at a nearby 4 l constantly, until small amount in New York. Mother did most bucket of boiling water. So the whipped cream. Then on the farm or buythem at the 5 cups milk spooned onto surface of custard of the caoldng, helped I recall, fish man had to come o,,erand Fourth of July we had whole supermarket, itisagoocl Idea to 3 pints strawberries mounds all hO Cull Rinse by Mary Bollnbrook of Ireland. do It for her, poached salmon, new peas In put In a supply when the time is 2 cups hea vy cream stem d crush strawberries: Them o were what y we So metimes she gave a Welsh cream and whipped potatoes right and freeze part for later 2 teaspoons vanilla stir into chilled d LIr in wou!d call as on coo . rare party. Father insisted and Motner's f amous fresh use. heavy cream and vanilla. 110 jig uWald or only the lumt Cheshn cheese rasberry water-ice served on a y 1% cups sugar In heavy 4-quart saucepan Freeze in 5 or 6 quart elecUic or "ready-to-eat," with the ex- and ale Inetead of beer. But huge cut-glam platter. 4 cup corn starch stir together sugar, corn starch, eggs. hand crank freezer following ception of Blue Point oysters they drank draft beer from Mother used three or four 4 teaspoon Imt salt, corn syrup wW served raw on the half shell. Keenan's Bar two bloc~s away. quarts of berries, strained them Graduafly stir in milk. Cook Makes manufacturer's directions. Two-thirds cup Karo about 5 quarts. ow A 771 7CAc architect-educator and director In IF WE 1P W REG.98C I apartment complexes rather than being, developed under the true PUD coneept of diversified U.S4'. The July Issue of Florida Yes! Westill Tren magazine nc u es a quote RX prices special report entitled by teIehIone_ p' "Fragile, Often Abused, The [IUD Matures in Florida." 111111111111NN00 15, I For hours of protection. Nongreosy 7-oz. spray. .,...,. on each strength and quantity. And also generic drurs w henever available 2 Insect Repellent - OVER 10,000 RX PRICES ,._ Remembrance Of H Dme CDoking- Past areas of Seminole. Sheoah, with 553.41 acres is partially constructed; Wildwood with 100 acres is partially built; Tuscawilla with 3,500 acres i still building and the 190 acres, formerly known as Cro3kCCl Creek, lies fallow. its 70 acres. Winter Springs, however, 'ilth 4,343.41 acres zoned for four PUD areas, has slightly less than 25 per cent of the entire county's PhD zoned property and almost half as much as the unincorporated In Seminole County, the The Springs 380 acres; Wekiva Run with 160 acres under PUD nearly a year ago. Only a construction; Country Creek, few weeks remain for Striton unincorporated areas have Hunt Club 1,022 acres; Sand 399.1 acres under construction Properties to begin con- total of nine PhD zoned parcels Lake 150 acres; Sterling Park and North Lake, 222 acres struction, according to a plan totaling 10,100 acres and in. 1,000 acres and Appaloosa partially under construction, approved by the city, calling for eluding: Heathrow 1,267 acres; Village 301 acres. Casselberry has two PhD In Oviedo Striton Properties' — among other things — Greenwood Lakes 1,450 acres; in the extreme south end of the recreation facilities and a lull Sabal Point 3,050 acres; areas zoned with total acreage Sweetwater Oaks 642 acres; of about 'O while Lake Mary has city was annexed and zoned for scale sewer system. project 706.61 acres; Sanora 140 acres and Carriage Cove 363.719. 60 AL AL 300 EXTR JW GREEN STAMPS SN pinch..., totaling $15.00 to $11.15 excluding all tobacco product. 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Famous Dviscoll.lrand Large California _ July 11 sold lot * Thurs., Gre at Pricn, Great S&H Green Stamps PAO Froten Pitis Aw [7 U Ix Frosen Hash Brown Green Giant Assorted IJW REDEEM THE COUPONS With Meat Sauce Fioien SAVE I OC, Ofiray's WHEN YOU CLIP AND EXTRA oil= Widnasday, July, 175-38 - ----------- - 1 , EXTRA - - - - - - - V •. :;---- -• - - ' . �Wednesday, July f , 97$ 45—Evsnlng H1r3$d Sanford, Fl. Tk WE ftSUYE UMIT TO PURCHASE EXTRA SPECIAL RWAY VALUE 1Ji!1 STOCK UP ON ";_ iii A BIG STAMP BONUS 3301 Edgewa te r Dr. 'Hwy. 17-92 Maitland. .4205 E. Curry Ford Rd. .925 South Orange Ave. 9 5300 Silver Star Rd. • 5730 Underhill Rd. 9 5471 S. Orange Pinecastle '1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee .114 S. Semoran Blvd. •Hwy. 17-92 Sanford '110W. Fairbanks, Winter Park THE RIGHT QUANTITIES I I CIstsI EXTRA SPECIAL TT FAI FAIRWAY FARMS OF HOUSE EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE EXTRA SPECIAL IR WAY j] NEW JERSEY FRESH & SNAPPY RAEFORO i FAIRWAY FARMS CHUCK YOUNG GREEN ICE ROAST BEANS TURKEYS RADE A hICK 0ZEN I TO 20 LBS. 1G. WI. 53C CREAM LB. Top r FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED USDA GRADE A SPECIAL SAVINGS FRYING CHICKENS MEAT VALUES WESTERN BEEF. ______________ ENGLISH ROAST I.B. $1938 LB. 511 CUTnUP S UNDER BLADE 68C LB. 68 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK 1 .48 SHOULDER ROAST 1,e 58 RUMP ROAST 1 .88 SIRLOIN STEAK 2.08 $ LB, LONDON BROIL .28 QUARTERS CALIFORNIA ROASTLB CHICKEN PARTS RUUND.BONE LB. $ . THIGHS LEGS OR DRLJMSTICKS LB. 98 C Loweir BOLOGNA Baby Beef More tenderness More edible. cooked meat per 986 pound SLICED BRAUNSWEIGER HILLSHIRE SMOKED OR - POLISH SAUSAGE COOKED HAM LB -. 68 c 148 LYKES CHUNK STYLE tYKES Cost P*f Pound Lou waste F,wsrcal or ies L", c ooking tims _______________ RATH ALL MEAT OR PURE BEEF 12 oz. WHOLE BONE IN CROSS RIB "ECONOMY PLUS" FLORIDA . "SAVE MONEY HELP THE BUDGET" ROUND STEAK BEEF PATTIES CENTER CUT PEPPER UNION SALISBURY MUSHROOM OR CHUCK WAGON LB. • • LB. 43 1.98 LB. p1.49 CLUB STEAK FRESH SNAPPER 25O 12-4 OZ. D.TTI C DRESSED SMELTS 5 LBS. OR MORE 98 LB. hA. HEADLESS 4 LB ROCK SHRIMP nn .09 $1 I 39 $1 969 $ 1 .69 $i • .69 T4ONE STEAK LB. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK in $1 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK g WITH PURCHASE OF - I .28 73 1.08LB.1 (?iItTiiii 'IM'J I1LL'iI ALL MEAT S I s L11 SUNSHINE LEMON Q DOG FOOD hRISlES BUFFET CATFOOD oz. c6 30 99 25 6 . 42OZ MRtFT 1000 lSLA?0 DRESSING 39C . APPLESAUCE QUAI-PAK PORK &BEANS I P~_ , I- 16 or BOTTLE - . Ell! KRAFT I .. - - - - - - .-• - - (OR) HIRE'S ROOT BEER 8 PACK ii OZ. BOTTLES I tUS DEPOSIT 99 C HALF GALLON SIZE LIQUID JOY SHASTA 59 C C - I..' - COLAS GRAPE ROOT BEER ORANGE STRAWBERRY 4 . - ... FI i; TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF ONE DOZEN GLAZED DONUTS I i I. I s -.. ,.. S FRESH FROM OUR BAKERY - COUPON GOOD THRU JULY Is. 1975 '•. • - —4— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —————— - I I 50 EXTRA I TOP VALUE STAMPS I I WITH PURCHASE OF • BAN MEAT CASSEROLE I. U 7TJ YOUR CHOICE OF FLAVORS . COUPON GOOD THRU JULY16 1915 U . IJI TOP VALUE STAMPS _________ WITH PURCHASE OF A NY ONE OF YOUR CHOICE - r r RIMuL rMRm FROZEN CAKE 17 o:. .ft r .. - • COUPONGOOD THRU JULY 16. 1975 -, KEEBLER ZESTY c 99 2Sc I SALTINES s9c 5 I -- - -- ———————————————— - 4 —————————————————- - .•- JIILJJ - KRAFT 16 01. BOTTLE FRENCH DRESSING • ".... 39C 18,07 32 02. BOTTLE . ! ————————————— I CANADA DRY GINGER ALE. ' - t MUSSELMANS PUREX _____ COUPON GOOD THRU JULY Is, I915 g LB PKG COOLERS COOKIES .. 5 79C r 50 EXTRA 11111 WITH PURCHASE OF lOoz 5 DETERGENT WINE OUPOd6OCuTHU JULY 16 1975 j I TOP VALUE STAMPS IL $ ____ .............................. 69 99W 29 SAVE __ JMIIMMR z® r__ I L. TRAIL BLAZER TOP VALUE STAMPS PEPSI-COLA : COUPO'd GOOD tHU JULY l6 1975 EXTRA....t::.! .1dVITH PURCHASE OF HALF- GALLON SIZE M 6 PAK 12 OZ. CANS CUBE STEAK LB GROUND BONELESS 100 • tOP VALUE STAMPS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK STEW BEEF FRESH DAILY EXTRA 50 50 EXTRA GROUND BEEF LB. LB. FROZEN HEADLESS FAIRWAY 100% PURE BEEF LIVER ASSHLLETS $j Is, . FRESH WNOLI RED FAIRWAY FAMOUS FKUZEN SLICED CUBE STEAK SPECIAL SEAFOODS. ; .. .• ROUND BONE ROASTLB. 1.68 N" I: - BONELESS LB. $ Value 3 TOP VALUE U E TP TOWITH EWCA OF WITH PURCHASE I COUPON GOOD 59 C • I- - - - - - - - - POTATO CHIPS UlY 16. 197S JULY 1 19 15 - - - - I NEW PACK 13o1. COUPON 6000 THAU WASHINGTON STATE JUMBO BING CHERRIES S PRINGLES 5 OL BOTTLE HEINZ 57 SAUCE THAU , ..4 I - - - - -- - ---------- - - - - - L - - - - - 3301 EDGEWATER DRIVE • 5300 SILVER STAR RD. • 1601 N. BERMUDA, KISSIMMEE 4205 CURRY FORD ROAD • 5130 LAKE UNDERHILL DRIVE • HWY. 17-92. SANFORD • 925 S. OhANGE AVE. 9 5471 S. ORANGE, PINE CASTLE • HWY. 11-92, MAITLAND 9 BEVERLY HILLS, FLORIDA • 110 W. FAIRBANKS, WINTER PARK 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD. WINTER PARK �68—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, July 9, 1975 legal I Peach H omemade riul iLuve FRESH PEACH SHORTCAKE 17-ounce package pound cake mix 1 cup commercial sour cream 2 eggs, separated 14 cup fi nely diced syruppreserved or candled ginger, if desired Li t,, *adiv 1 cup heavy cream In a large bowl of an electric mixer blend the pound cake mix and the sour cream; beat at medium speed for 3 minutes. If used, stir In the ginger. With clean beaters, beat egg whites Just until they hold stiff straight peaks when the beater is slowly wi thdrawn; fold Into batter. Pour Into a greased 9 by 9 by 2 inch cake pan. Bake In a preheated 325. degree oven until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean 50 to 55 minutes. itt cake stand In pare rm a wire rack for 30 minutes; with a small metal spatula, loosen sides; turn out on rack: wi th another rack, turn right side up. Cool Completely. Skin and pit peaches; slice; sprinkle wi th orange UtZ 3 Cp &'sulii discoloring; add sugar to tatill6efore serving, wi th a long serrated knife cut cake in half horizontally. Wl-Jp cream, adding sugar and vanilla to taste. Spread half the cream over bottom layer of pound cake; top wi th half the peaches; cover wi th second cake layer; arrange remaini ng peaches on top; add remaining cream. Chill until served. Mak es 9 to 12 servings. Note: If candled ginger is used, rinse In hot water to soften before dicing. '-. Crackers By CECILY BROWNSTONE supply of these crisp, thin and flavorsome crackers on hand Associated Press P Food Editor and they have made an enor- DEAR CECILY: I have won-- mous hit with every one of my dered for a long time If it Is numerous tasters. Because of possible swcessfully to make their large shape, lam tempted and bake crackers t home. to call them breakand-comeYou surely can give me a basic again crackers Just as the recipe using the different British call one of their grains singly or In combination desserts, which they always of. r you can give me the name oi ter whole, cut-and-come-again a cookbook featuring such reci- cake. Instead I've settled for calling them Krazy Krackers pes. 1 would want to vary recipe by using different seeds, because of their li'rge and Ir. cheese and so forth. M ust one regular shape and also because also add the commercial fresh- their formula Is a genuine ner used In commercial bak. American one and the spelling ries? I do not want to use any. aberration Is so typical of the thing but unprocessed in. United States! redIenta if I can help It. I will Now to the nitty gritty. All t appreciate any help you can ingredients in these crackers ive me. are wholesome, including the -INQUIRING COOK. real mayonnaise. It Is made DEAR INQUIRING COOK: (nun vegetable salad oil, whole eggs, incgar, water, egg yolks, I'he best cracker recipe I have salt, sugar, lemon Juice and ned to date is. Interestingly natural flavors; In addition, a 'nough, made with commercial small amount of calcium 'cal mayonnaise. I have kept a odium (E1)TA) is added to pt-c.. Great iA.ai. vent rancidity. This rreshrner 8-ounce container (1 cup) Is given a clean bill of health by plain yogurt Dr. Micha el F. Jacubaon, dl rector of the Center for Science In a large mixing bowl thorIn the Public Interest, Washing- oughly stir together the flour, ton, D.C. In his "Eater's Di- sugar, salt and baking soda. gest" (Doubleday) Dr. Jacob- With a pastry blender Cut son states that "Doctors used mayonnaise until well-mixed EDTA for medical purposes and coarse crumbs form. Stir In long before food chemists rec- ynurt; with your hnd, firmly ognized Its usefulness." press dough Into a W. Out into 16 equal pieces: first cut the have not as yet tried van- ball of dough into quarter3, then atlons of the Krazy Krackers cut each quarter Into fourths, using different grains and fla- On a prepared pastry cloth, so with a prepared stockinetvorings but I promise to covered rolling pin, roll each and report on the. In meantime, I hope you will enjoy piece to 1-16th Inch thickness each will be a uneven 8-Inch this excellent basic recipe. - C. round. Place, a few inches B. apart, on ungreased cookie sheets; spr inkle lightly with KRAZY KRACKERS extra salt. Bake in a preheated 2 cups unbleached floUt 40gree oven until lightly 2 to 4 tablespoons sugar and spottily browned - 6 to 7 minutes. With a wide metal "i teaspoon salt spatula, remove to wire racks to cool. Store In a tightly teaspoon baking soda ' covered tin box. Makes 16 huge ' cup real mayonna ise crackers. In • _______ P • a S , • I I, t I in -priumnsirivii U I EACH of the, e odvertis.d it. a requ 'red o be readily availabl, (or sole at or below he advertised price in each ASP store. except as spec.Icolly noted in this ad i I I name of SUN STATE CON TRACTORS, and ?Ptit I Intend to register said with the Chit Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section I65.0 name Florida Statutes 151. 5: Richard G. Olilenbeck Publish: July S ' I I .5 • ______________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RATE INCREASE I Roast 'S LB. 98C Click Steak .••.••••,B LADE CUT $l.08ts. oueless Chick Roust or StukSl,2Sti I B ONE-IN I holder Arm oust or Steek......,.....,.,...,,.. $l.3$ts lossless Shoulder mf or Sleek I e I ~n I per month within the following described lands In the City of Seminole County, Longwood, Florida. towit: SANDALWOOD. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat soot 15, Page ii of the Public Records JANE r Florida. LAKE SEMRCY SHORES. according to the pta? the reof as recorded In Plat Book IS. Page 23 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. HIGHLAND HiLLS, accordi ng to the plat thereof as recorded In PIat Book ii. Page 58 of the Public I Leg Quarters LB. SAVE 10C "SUPER-RIGHT" DELICIOUS SE!F or MEAT Franks 12 oz. PKG. 14 LIMIT I 30 IN WITH . . . ea. SAVE 400 OCEAN SPRAY • I Bottle ettuce SULTANA 32 oz. C 37 0l. CAN I BOTTLE CHMRIES D N C1atiiied IIflI(S Vienna Sausage _______ APRICOTS ________ 46 CANS 3-or. PLUMS OR HECTARINES Frozen SuIers VEAL PARMAGIAN TURKEY CROQUETTES CHICKEN CROQUETTES BEEF PATTIES ') MEAT LOAF £1.1. CANS 49C ASSORTED FLAVORS Ann Page alad psin ______ —' _ E - 0 BEAN .-,_____ _____________ _ 41 IG__I ______ JAR - - 'V - iflIT(!iJIifti: S Board of County SHADOW HILL, according to the ptat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 61 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Lands in the SW '., of the sw 14 of Se ction 31. TownshIp 20 South. Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, containing 25 acres, more and -1N PURE VEGETAILI 38-oz. I - 'VI 1411, tes me South 33 fee? for By CECILY ROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor LIGHT SUPPER Vegetable Soup Pancake Plaks Beverage • ¶. PANCAKE PLATES For the suppertime you feel lazy! ' 1 cups wholewheat pancake mix 1 CUPS milk I egg ta blespoon salad oil 3 cups applesauce, heated 12 pork sausage links, cooked and drained 1101.1y st ir together the pancake mix. milk, egg and oil until fairly smooth. For each pancake, Pour ascantL cup batter + onto hot lightly greased lddIe to make 12 pancakes; when tops are covered with bubbles and edges look cooked, turn and brown. For each 'serving, sandwich a cup hot applesauce between 2 pan. cakes; top with another cup a pplesauce and 2 sausages. Serve at once. Makes 6 servings. the 5outhv,et ', of the South w$t '4 of the Northeast U. and the East U. of the Southeast U. of the the 21 South, Range 30 East, less l + Red Bug Lake Park Sidney L. Vihien, Jr.. Chairman boar d of County Snlnole County, Fla Publish: July C. 1975 PEPS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, Longwood Utililes, Inc. has applied to the City Council 01 the City Of Longwood, Florida, for the issuance of a sewer franchise embracing the ' lands lfl Seminole County, Florida. towlt: A) SANDALWOOD, according to the plat thereof as recorded In PhatBook IS. Page ii of the Public Records ,f Seminole County. Florida. B) LAKE SEARCY SHORES,. according to the plat thereof as: recorded In Plat Book 15. Page 2) of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. HIGHLAND HILLS, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book If. Page 35 of the Public' Records of Seminole County, Florida. SHADOW HILL, according to'the p1st thereof as recorded In Plat BOOk 17. Page Ii of Che Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. E) Lands In the SW 'is of the SW of SectIon 31. Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, coedaining 25 acres. more .1 c: EuA.M.Pr. MON. THRU SAT., MARION a COLLIIR SUAY 'A - lift, ptO : \., + - + PATIO SUPPER Charcoal Grilled Frankfurters on Toasted Buns Honey Limas Salad Bowl Watermelon Beverage HONEY LIMAS From Jewish cuisine. 1-pound package dried baby Urns beans s,cup peanut oil 1 cup chopped onion %cuphoney 2 teaspoons salt Soak beans In water to cover :B overnight; add enough more water to cover and simmer un-til tender -about 1 hour; drain. In a small skillet, beat the oil; add onion and cook gently, stirring often, until wilted; stir in honey and salt; stir into lima beans. Turn into a 2-quart casserole. Bake, covered, In a preheated 350-degree oven until beans are glazed - about 1 + hour. Makes 12 servings. S Tables that perlonal service up" him isnot Two Fan practical because his residence and wherea bouts are unknown. it is One Set of Silverware One Deep Freerer, G.E. • It. ORDERED that Johnnie Lewis One Vacuum Cleaner, S gal, Pow. Jones appear or plead to the corn. RVac One Set Cookw are plaint herein by the 111h day of One Washing Machine, Sears August, 1575, and In default thereof One Clothes Dryer, Westinghouse the II proceed to the hearing One Iron, Signatsure NW adjudication of this silt as it Two Full Beds Johnnie Lewis Jones had been Two Twin Bids served with process In the State of Thr,,Chs of Dra.er, CHUCK ROAST LB. + NANDI-PACK ROUND STEAK BEEF !j $ LB. 8 USDA Ct 0 , W 0 Brand H,ow-y W.'ei FfeiiI tntprcu.d Nu'1tally Aged Beef 98C Chuck Steaks . . USDA (bc,c, W D B'ar, Hea vy We',,. t.d,noli lnup.c',d Na'vvolly Aged B.,I USDA Choice W 0 Brond Heavy We','' P.d.rolly Inspected No'.uroIi Aged Bit Rump Roast Lit SOUND $759 • LEG QUARTERS Ground Beef 3 Stand . ,',', 99 c c 99 coox PKC $109 • . • ouice BEEF FRITTERS 120* $109 P50 9" . • WOCOYS PONT WIN( OS SHARP CHEESE SPREAD .?. ii PIG s $1410SAUSAGE.. 'Is ,, 9" TURKEY ROAST ... 2 : ,i ..•••. 89c BOLOGNA......... ;4r, .. $10' spe '1$ ,, 'Is DINNER FRANKS.... to .. . . ... 69c 9" WHOLE PICNIC HAM. Qujack Pro... $111 O.uuck motes, SI.,d. Skinless and 0,.,.s,t+f CALF LIVER. 2" Hu*kocj, Smoked Pork Shewi.,j., Arm fSt,,d lb 79r) or Copeland 0 All Meat, Regular Thick Sliced, or All Beef 19c CHOPPED HAM SMOKIE LINKS ...... $105 Owuck Fna,.n Swift Pn.m,vn, light and Dark Oscar Ma1,,, Frgnb,(l -ib pkg.) at Swnnptond Smoked W 0 Si,.d . lATH S Sliced Bacon , • H,cIocy s---, $lcpd Bacon . • . . 2 $399 79c BREAKFAST So, Is USDA (erode A trek $ p'.c'o,,',.,, Mond. Po P'p Ground Beef 5 9" SHORT RIBS....... temnetsirt Pr,d. 59c SAUSAGE ..S...... W 1201 PKG Pork Hams . W Brand Hand, W0 TA IMADG I CHICKEN BOLOGNA leg Wl'oi. or Hail USDA Char. W 0 Bcund Heavy W,u,er,. tedoIiy, lusp.'cte-d Plotvrolly A3ed Beef CI.ick USDA Grad, A mesh fryer B,,a,i. Dnvmst,cks, a, . . . . . LB. oast. . USDA Grad. 'A ini,h fryer Snout O vartip ts o, , THIGHS.S........ . . . USDA Choice W D Brand Heavy Western F,d,.oll- In,p,(t,d NoNsroliy Aged I.,f USDA c. W D Stand H.o.', We$.cu, Fedrialip Inc,,.c,d Naturally Aged Be.I Bond.,, lotsos, ROUND ROAST..... CHOPS PKG. 9' . FRYER BACKS. BUY ONE 0 0 ONE FREE LOIN ASSORTED GET 8 Shou'der Roast k4 BOPIELISS BOTTOM FRIED PERCH ....... . 89c .' 99 c, Owith Prote's 9" SNAPPER FILLETS . • . S ALL GRIND$ IEECHP4UT BABY FOOD P + +.' + ) TEEN-AGE GET-TOGETHER Gazpacbo Frances's Tuna Sandwiches Banana Splits Beverage FRANCES'S TUNA SANDWICHES ½cup plus 2tablespoons mayonnaise 2 tablespoons prepared - mustard 1"a teaspoons lemon Juice i teaspoon pepper Three 6-ounce cans chunkstyle tuna, undrained 1 cup very finely chopped celery 16 slkt't thin white bread 14 slicen thin 'bead In a medium mixing bowl stir together the mayonnaise, mustwl, lemon juice and pepper. Add tuna and celery and mix well. Uutng the tuna mixture as the filling, make B white-bread sandwiches and 7 whole-wheat sandwiches; cut each sandwich Into 2 triangles. Makes 15 servings. SUPPER FOR FRIENDS Chicken Curry Rice Green Peas Chutney Nectarine Cream NECTARINE CREAM Team new-crop fruit with a packaged mix. + AXWELL HOUSE PEPS11- SUNS HINE COFFEE COLA ,fi%i L4!4'4 N81,11111BUTTER if t5iIt 1 W /351* (4 Limit I w/$5.00 or more purchase, excluding Its s. or more d THRIFTY IIAID -+ MMATOES ipwrthase eacludung cigs 4 ISTLS. JAR + T wo Lamps One Dining Room Table Six Dining Room Chairs ,s..aauv NA?u.Aicv asia III. tsrsix Na,u.atI, L*ID lilt + '. Two End ORANOS, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, IRIVARD, LEE, (NOTE NOT 0000 IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) AML - CITYOF LONGW000,FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE AND SEWER NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING described SAT. NIGHT, JULY 12 % Commiisione,1 following GOOD THRU PRICES IN THIS AD • - NOrthWtit 1.4 of SectiOn 23, Township Further described as: tLL B Road. East South 13 feet for Road. NOTICE! - ' Court on this 25th day of June, 1973. A. D. 1573, 5: Oresie N. Shomate (Seal) City Clerk Arthur H. Bkwi?p,, Jr. Publish: July 9, 1573 Click of the Circuit Court DEP-.4S By: Elaine RiChards Deputy Chit NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Publish: July2,C, 1L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai DEO.1II — by virtue of that certain Writ of UNITED STATES DISTRICT Eiecufloq, Issued out of and under COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP the sea' of the Circuit Court of FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - Seminal* County. F:orlda, upon a - final iudgment rendered in the Case No. 11.113.Orl-Civ.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, aforesaid court on the 25th day c(, Plaintiff, vs. JOHNNIE LEWIS March A.O. 1575. in that certain JO NES. at ux, Defendants. - c.aseerdltled. Beneficial Finance Co. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY of Casselborry Plaintiff, -vs Billy PUBLICATION - On motion and Branson and Verde B?anson, affidavit of plaintiff iii the above Defendant, which atoru.utd Writ of entitled cause tyK.nd.liW.Wherry Execution was delivered to me as Its As.,tant United States Attorney, SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following, In an action aglinit the f tani's), Johnnie Lewis Jones and described properly owned by Billy' Martha Lee Jones, his wife, and to Branson and Verde Branson, said enforce a Hen upon real property property being located in Seminole particularly situate In this District and described County, Florida, more part as follows: The South Si' of the described as follows: Various and assorted household P,,iorth ir Of the East 2101 of SW 04 FIorIdi,, but only to the extent IS FUN PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY. DESCRIPTION West iof the Southeast 'IiOfthe Northwest '4 and the West V, of thee Southwest U. of the Southwest U. of the Northeast '4 of Section 23, TownshIp 21 South. Range 30 East. F) Lands In SW U.of the U. and the SE U. of the SW 14 of Section 30. TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, Containing 57 acres, more or less. 0) Lands pr Owned ned by, Long* Markham Development Corporation lying to the West of the sanitary smwsge facility owned by Felts. Longwood Utilities.. Inc. Said City Council of the City of These protocols are to requlri you to file your written defenses with the Lcngwotd. Florida, will hold a Clerk of the above stiled Court and Public hearing at 7:00 p.m. on said.. to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner franchise application In the Council or his attorney, Cordon V. Chambers a t City Hail, Longweod, Fr.derk', post office Box lU'S, Florida,on the 31s$ day of July, fl73. Sanford, Florida. on or before the and all persons affected or In first day of August, ins. Should you terested In such franchise apfail to do so a Default may be en. pllcation are invited to tie pr esent aY tired against OU 3rd the cause said time a nd place to voce their" defendant, Johnnie Lewis Jones not Inhabitants 0? nor found within the Stale of Florida and have not voluntarily appeared herein, and + cOOKING1 posllbletocon$IderanapPhicatioflto. build a dock and swimming platform, vegetation removal, on the,' following described properly: - was Commissionerl' Meeting Room o1_. Seminole County COUtIhOV$I.'4 Sanford. Fl... on July IS. IVS, it'k' P.M. or as soon thereafter of NE 1, of Section IS, Tc,,'nthlp 21 furnIture and equipment Including: On, RCA Record Player South, Range 31 East, Subiod to One RCA Color TV, 17", port able' foot easement of West sid, Of Road. One Coffee Tabi, and It apperIng tothe Court that the C IiSCO Oil BOTTLE$I49 Chairman - _______________________________ -QUAOT, Make Your Meat Purc)iese Count I 'rtpirr- nrit -r .rrtrng t'i ihe tçi.'t lit Oro I he cut. Iir -priced"n are ksiIendt-r 39C UP A &P Brand S½of Lot 4 and all 01L07,ilkC. St, Joirns River Estates. Further descrlbid as: 5t. John's River Estates worst of I. • 4. Sidney L. V inlon, Jr., V _________________________________ ' BY GAYNOR MADDOX But now the energy crisis restaurants. They are of the mushroom processors are muahroomi. While no cases of program which includes lnspectJoaa, checkJng 77 dlI. ne HerallfSérytees EM. Damon, executive worrka modern growers of same strain as the American concentrated In Pennsylvania. botulism occurred and most frequent, unannounced In. f.rent procsesing and quality secretary of the Muslr*oni ThIS Is Peak WAM for fresh fresh mushrooms. constantly mushrI[IOmill and Are c9a1ldered Other mushroom producing manufacturers wen not in . lipecUm of OantL requirements. Packers Association, statol mushrooms. The markets are leaping prices become a cost safe. But American producers, states are California, Ohio, volved, the industry adopted a that the certification In. full of them although today they hazard. Another worry to together with some of the Michigan, Minnesota, New set of safeguard,, against the Using the . FDA's new Good Participating firms will be spectiona already are unare grown year round. Air American processors of competing Orientals, are Jersey, Delaware and possibility of Insufficient Manufachring Practices for aBowed to use a M Whroorn derway. It !s eqacted got an conditioned growing "houses"mushrooms is the Oriental urglngCongreasto regulate the Washingtnt, The lndu5t'y t p!in. !e dd fcd c , tha d *"L IL ia s Prucesa Cer- ctLspiaylng the "Proc*se Cartretch the growing season by comp.Utlon. From Thailand, trade to bring about some or- large jolted last year by a program Includes adaptat1oi tilled." This Is placed on con- tilled" seal will be coming oft maintaining the even tern. Korea and the People's deny marketing arrangment. series of recalI of mushrooms The national trade group of to the specific needs of tamer lids. A national education the lines later thIs year. Imon p erature once guaranteed only Republic of China come hum- Congress, we are told, needs by the Food and Drug domestic mushroom canners mushrooms, Dr. Thomas, campaign will explain the added that while the irocam Is by limestone caves. These dreds of pounds of canned some extra push, not showing Adminlitration for un. and glass packers, known as the formerly associate director of significance cif Um " his VOW eqwts caves also were unlit and had mushrooms for sale to too much Interest to date. derprocesaing. That isa critical Mushroom Processors the FDA's Division of housewives and other con- thattoallvoluntary, processors will join the the iIgbL humidity. American housewives and About 50 per cent of the U.S. factor in low acid foods such as Association, established a new Microbiology, Is making the sumers. program. possible to consider an application tO perf orm maintenance dredging On the following described property: approval or d isa pprova I of laid , p, franchise Application. WITNESS --- ....-i-.DATED thIs 23rd day of June, seal as Clech of the above styled A nnlii Ii fl1J1JI1 JUIIPIP milli ftk & Beans WASHINGTON RED RIPE " -FDA Strives To I mprove Safety Of Mushroom Foods L TO: Kathleen I A&P o , Seminole County COurthGiJs$. Sanlord. Fla., on July IS, 1971, 11 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter 1$ "2 Of + - PAM of residence Is unknown You will please take noilce that there has been flied and is pending in the Circuit Court ln acid for $emiru3Ie County, Florida, an action brought by Jobmy H. Felts seeking a dlsolutlon of the marriage of said Johnny H. Felts and Kathleen F. II I T -. Respondent. or less. NOTICE OFACTION 5 oz CHECK (IO ARETIfS AL (ieice 4 County, Petitioner, a A U l.LB. BAG RED RADISHES, BUNCH I ENDIVE, ESCAROLE ROMAINE or HEAD' Ii + Seminole JOHNNY H. FELTS, c l(e FREEZER QUEEN than th lung. Food L RGE 11X or ATCH'E or of FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. ' LB. Fryer Breast County, 1$IN.CA440 in rot the Marriage of ;5 GRADE 'A" FRESH FLA. 0? GA. Seminole A. D. 17s, 5: Otisle R. 'Stomate PublIsh: July L 14. 7), io, ins DC P.16 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, e S sIN A HOMPAREI OVER S B 'o a Beet 10 LIS. of KATHLEEN F. FELTS, ens , A round SU ed "SUPER-RIGHT" DELICIOUS FRESHLY G p Lab l F oz n Trench Fri . . -- Wednesday, July i, 197$-71 EvesOg Haral( $anlord, Fl. NOTICE OF PUBLIC N E ARING he oviro r i..uviiy '..w.'. JflC mIuionrs 01 Seminole County, Fla •. will conduct a Pbflc Hearing In ?PtI' Commissioners' Meeting Room 4$ Commissioners NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Seminole County. Fl.. Utilities. Inc. has applied to the City Council of the City of Publish: July 9. 1975 Longwood, Florida, for an increase DEP-4 —; In rate for the providing of sewage NOTICE OF PURLIC NEARING treatment service from the present The Board of County Cornrate Of 11.50 per residential con of Seminole County. Flo..miuloners neclion per month to a proposed rate conduct a public Hea ring In the'. will of t.SO per residential connection Long-wood, Florida, on Saturday, August 7, iflS, and all persons af. fected or Interested in suds rate Increase application are Invited to be present at said time and place to voice their approval or disapproval of said application for rate increase, DATED this 2)rc day of June. -SAVE 31C £ lac Buy P • SAVE SUPER PiR LB. • . S I Legal NotiCf Longwood application for rate increase at the Council Chambers at City Hail, . Chu& 7.. 16. 21, 1175 Longwood Utilities. Inc. Said City Council of the CII,' of Long-wood, Florida. will hold a public hearing at 10:00 am. on said • SI I Blade Cut 66 1I -VVU 111U1 ..I. or Im. Lands In the SW 1,4 of the sw k4 and the Sw Old of the SWU.of Section 30, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida. containing si acres. more or t. 0) lands present'y owned by Longwood Markham Development Corporation lying to the W.tst of the sanItary sewage facility owned by I I "SUPER-RIGHT" TENDER BEEF I. P JIW1W Florida. • ________ -- FICTITIOUS NAME OnQ&Qt in business o f 2441 CirottOn Road, Mait land 37751 S.mInOIf County, Florida under the fictitious Records S Notice (011111S.) BAG CANS 14 lOs OFF — DETEROIN1 GIANT TIDE Di.. Darling Chees, and Astor A MACARONI Lilac Luq.d Deep DETERGENT . . 2 '; D..p 5*v?h Smooth uni Crt, PEANUT BUTTER 88 lmbo Ilcu Paper TOWELS. ... 2 . Arro DETERGENT a, . . . 88c SAUCE. . .. . SALTINES ... WESSON OIL " . C C,oc,, Gc,.,d Too,,. 2 8 8 c PASTRIES. 99c APPLE SAUCE 4 "' A", 'l°° 88c CREAM CORN 3 78c TOMATO JUICE . . 2 ..r ' Limit I w/55 00 o r rn,,. pwrchos. exclu d i ng tugs Due During BREAD.... • 3 Iua.ts •00 s 59 Di.. DarIng (I,, " $100 PRESTIGE ROLLS , 39c -02. I)... Date - nil Csso. '' 59c ROLLS . . • • • ' 59c r L. MIUMM111MARIS ORANGE JUICE CANTALOUPES $ oo 5o,1h Ba - B Q. Del Men!. JUMBO 4 U Th,lt1, Mod Whole k.,n.l or BORDIN FRISH OTS. s. S P Tkjutn, Mad ': ALL PURPOSE Cracks' Good 88c COOKING OIL ' EACH Lc -4 THRIFTT MAul VANILLA, CHOCOLATI, OR FUDGE ROYALE IC! MILK HALF 59c GOLD KiNG Shovestrl'ing POTATOES 4 "i.LB. BA0 89c piked (Ut. and require cEwktng tim'?. Ai,jd icct iiiijie.d 4rssfy at tiirperaure ha't k.. 1-a.le a pan jtfttt lutiSt t Sate trtmmtnt iis r.tke *etrum and k (', .erip.. ,at 4,%- r.k-. lilt 1"I in u.ntat incn at ihtIru,nt ii iI* rt-trtgt-rt..r u.ui rp,nimI*r t.. .j,..- I'I(()\IPJ I. , We Owe You More Than Just FW t i- �_____ _______________ _____ -. 813—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -- r? _____ Wednesday, July P. 175 •-. ---'--.'-- - -.-'.-' ----.' - --• -. - - - - -. - - l.. dd IFFera 67th Year, No. 277— Thursday, July 10, 1975 THIE IL MEAT PEOPLE! .. Ci I S IL WEEK PRICES All- Dal Ces.01 : • DAYSA DCOUNT _____ . Evening an r: TW'27T P - - I WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT S -- LB. TsBone Steak - L B. around Chuck ORMORE FRESH FROZEN Beef Liver SAVE LB-97c 30c LB. 57c SAVE LB. II I _X By (1 ENN MLA,LANL) Herald htaffWriter ci Z_x ilk when the old debt must be extremely tight one, which does Central Florida" retired," Knowles said. not provide any room for The proposed budget does not The city manager said that capital or funds a l low addit i onal police or TheSanford City Commission sucagecutis a long- to meet Items established as hough both will begin a search for $57,369 a waited moment that carries desirable. uniformed branche' made tomorrow in an effort to from the old boom and bust 'The Commission directed requests for additional manbalancea'bare bones" red ink days of the 19305 to the the budget to be prepared to power. -L present reflecta five per cent increase Knowles said the decision I! £ Tessearch ear c offwhenthe e in the salary schedule, due to was But, Knowles warned that th edonthefact thecity's '-" 0minission sits Own or a cost-of-living index vpulation has not chanced and (ommisslon must find $57.369 the I to balance the budget, either C la,19C, [low es sai "T iis that lie feels the time is right for proposed 1975111 fiscal year "by increasing revenue or does not keep pace with the "considerable review to budget of $3,559,874 — some decreasing expenditures." increase and the extensive provide better utilization, $18,000 higher than last year's 1, EUmination of debt millage salary review survey shows training and application of $3,541,601.50 budget, but short portion of some city positions from loto2o also means that the rather than to add by more thar57O0Oof city operational expense, per cent below the average for numbers." balancing with estimated previously carried In debt revenue for the coming year. service, must now be entirely City Manager Warren,'Pete" within the operational budget," 19 Knowles said he hoped to keep he d session "as Knowles said the budget can EZPIdItvrei Rvnus Prop.s.d much of the day as PETE KNOWLES geteinto easily be balanced simply by 1,74.78 1fl574 older to bring the j City Commission leaving the sum needed 8 11 ,110 8 18154 OCt15 arreduction ed millage 3I2I the debt item attributed CllyMinêgiq to l must present ta of 847 mills City Attorney to a to Knowles said the $57,369 11,200. 11,410. Finance work- deduct a like Finance DepartmeAt $4,20 5, 1 D 113,414, be found or trimmed in order to proposed total of 6.97 by EnIl netring Division atillount from tl~e finance LIGHTNING 36,422. 42.211. provide a balanced budget. lie elimination of any debt millage department Civil S.rvici 7.170. budget' reduce the Personnel & Staff pointe out that the proposed 31,837. 30.731. SPLITS TREE debt mills e b 056 mills- d Dulldi g, Codes & Zoning 6112$3 budget calls for an estimated "This is possible because of produce t1 balanced budget as FfreD' partrn.nt 334.523. s' revenue of $3,502,505 shy of cash reserves on hand for debt well as th POlICe D.par?ment e tax millage cut from Administrative Division the grand total by $57,369. 234,701. retirement, and its capacity to 8.47 to 7.91. The proposed budget calls for earn until September, 1977, Knowles said the budget is an (Continued on Page 7-A) - - - - - 1-. "3} - [_• C -e ' ' ---- ___ :.,--.-*"--'........ - I L kzL._ SAV SOc LII 3 LBS. R .,,eJe , -- All, LA ILL iGffiurtvw :-i- USDA FOOD STAMP COUPONS $23730c Set Ftiie y PRICES EFFECTIVE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9 TH R U TUESDAY EVENING JULY 15 1975 ny Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents \ - 4EM To -FL I MWAI Proposed Bud et, Expenditures I 40c LB - - - — - LYKES II LB Budget Sliced Bacon.. 97c PKG.. All M Meat Wieners ..................B. All Mat Bologna CENTER CUT . I 77c Pot Pork Roast LB ,•, Roast LB. Rib Roast LB BONELESS OVEN 87C TEXAS - t R LB $1 G ra e Jelly ................................ JAR Council Impatient With Balky Legislators i .'. '1 BAMA J J7 1 P'NUT BUTTER..JAR79 4 1. 'p 69 I 4 BAMA BLACKBERRY JELLY OR r ..; - s,t $ i. - ., -- -. - . I - 'j' 79t JA0R` SUNSHINE REG.-UNSALTED lSoz. r r 5, r I .......................... BOC 5% 7 Cr I 1000 ISLAND ........................ BTL. - Kr;s ASSORTED HAWAIIAN acke s i ~~ - DEL - CATSU ''1' POTATOCHIPSCTN ECONOMICAL ... - - - ' . -. - - - .' - - -- -- ": - - - 4- : .-- — im - Adi • : . -.-.. -4l P ................ . BTL. PRINGLES - - - - lIlISlilij 4 -- -'- - ', - , • FOLG E RS R EG.-DRIP-ELEC. PERK BETTY CR OCKER ' I - CAN LIMIT I WITH $7.0 FOOD ORDER, EXCL. CIGS Milk - SBOX794 ' MEAT PIES JUG 134 GAL. 120Z MORNING STAR FARMS SAUSAGES AND 802 ASSORTED - 2 PKG: FLOATER $159 I ASSOR TED lOoz A NS $' TODAY Around Tilt. Clock Cracker Barrel Cheese. 2 LB.$109 " 49t 10 3 Orange J u ce 902. i • Classified ' aO R D E N 100 PCT. PURE BIRDSEYI lot OFF LABEL QIS $ ioo I FOR TROPHY CTNF3- BREAD r- LaMIT 4 WITH 7 '0 ORCtR EXCL 2 2 Pd2m1 1 L e! i 61 3HURPO-71111111' I GOOD ONLY Ro ll s ----- 1, $ ICE ILK lOor - - - ----- - ----- - 99~ 41 i :WK6111 W4111 0 E I IF I IF OVERCAME I I FINE GRANULATED FLAVO . LIMIT I BAG WITH 7.50 1)RDjEjq EXCL. GOOD ONLY AA ........ PKG. BUTTERMILK OR COUNTRY STYLE PET DEEP DISH ON I E - - —-- Taxat ion Panel o ame . BYJANECASSELBERRY organized in the first place. My dealing with public employes Herald Staff Writer "It is going to take a unified effort to city has its attorney looking Into Sa nford City Manager Warren CASZELBERRY— Delay OII it and we have put the county on (Pete) Knowles told the CALNO do this. We are going to have to . . . do the part of the Seminole notice ... We should pursue it officials they should recognize our homework. we do that the county legislative delegation in ap. as CALl It does not concern they are already too late and is going to have a hard time turning us poInUngase1ectcomrnIttee just uuL county, but Is a are playing "catch-up." investigate areas of possibl e down again and if they do the courts are statewide Issue." He warned even II necessary double taxation prompted When "flie chairman - documents had been drawr up going to have a hard time t'urning us members of CALNO Council of suggested the representatives twou1dstilltakesizmonthsor down" 1,4cal Governments to - vote go back to their cities for ap. a year before a county last night to proval, Duerr said it was not bargaining agency could be establish their own committee. Mayor Norman Floyd necessary where a city had activated to take over acthjfies Member cities were taken action and is already on nw being handled in requested to present names of record. "Th.ere is no doubt in TaRallassee by a state Pubhc their appointees at the Aug. 4 who had been inviteii to attend Lormann said Longwood is my mind how our officials Employes Relations Commeeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. the session held in Casselberry interested In working with stand. We are in position to take mission (PERC). in lake Mary. The county will City Hall, was called back to Sanford on possible court ac- action tonight," she added. Meanwhile, he cautioned, be notified In writing and asked Tallahassee. The Board of tion, but feels it would be even Lormann then made the motion some in the county have to name a representative to the County Commissioners did not stronger If the other cities to set up the committee and was already had union activities study commission. send a representative and Lake would join, seconded by Piland. and in the time it would take to Chairman John Morris, City Mary and Oviedo represenFloyd, who said he would be Duerr said there are two set up PERC on the local level of Sanford representative, said t.atives were also absent attending a work session today possible solutions to the double 'unions could have a heyday" the legislative delegation had in Present In addition to Morris in Orange County on the double taxation dilemma eleminate Knowles said he recently the past indicated it would were Casselberry Council taxation issue, was of the double taxation or refund the spent two days in ll Ta ahassee If - appoint such committee, but Chairman Edith Duerr, opinion that "it is going to take amount paid to the city or to the with the PERC committee and so far Sen. Lori Wilson is the Altamonte springs Mayor a unified effort to do this. We individual taxpa yer. found it to be pro-union in afl its V - ' . only one to name a represen. No-man Floyd, Winte" Springs are going to hae to get data Shesaid her city had inested dec isions -. tative — Don Rathel, who has Mayor Troy Piand and together and do our homework. quite a bit of time in Identifying "This is the body to which you Frisbees, caught up In air currents. can take funny turns and the not been offidally notified. Longwood Mayor Arr Lol If we do that the county is going the areas of double tuation in appeal, which deteffaines what The purpose of the CALNO mann. receiver during a game of frisbee toning can go th rough acme to have a hard time turning us Casselberry and pointing out you do with your governmental committee will be to determine strange gyratiotia, as well, as is e%ldenced above by the manner Morris said another avenue down again and if they do, the the sum,, they hoped to employ-es," he added. "It is In which Lin Harper, 11, of ISO111 Valencia St., Sanford, attempts areas of possible double would be to take the double courts are going to have a hard refunded by the County. scarey to think that your rights to catch the disc this morning at the Civic Center as part of the taxation and recommended taxation matter to the courts time turning us down." In discussing the possibility can be taken from you and the Sanford Recreation Department's program. (Herald methods of alleviation. and he feels the courtswould be Piland commented, "It of setting up a countywide taxpayers under the collective Photo by Gordon Williamson) State Rep. Bob Ilattaway, "very receptive." seems to me this is why we collective bargaining unit for bargaining law," - ' - '- -c .2PKGS.99 KRAFT SHARP STICK Pie Shells - ' CALNO S .4 - - FRISBEE I IPI IPP' A 80Z. Ole South ACCOR MICK 4 - - MRS. FILBE R T GOLDEN QUARTERS Coffee Rich ----------------------------------- QT.49 Dry Roasted Pea nuts................J AR' 89t mach - . CHEESE 8oz \- \ LB ....................................... :ILANTERS L . - -. - , PV KRAFT 5% "a" I ..... 4 PKG.S. 99t HOMOGENIZED : - POTATOBUD 2LB COFFEE - _ • - -' - , • - __ - -. •. • -. - - - • - -- "-g - - ,i 90Z. BTL.$149 £ -. MONTE - . - - CAN CRISCO OIL -- - Kraft Dressing PUNCH.....................46oz.49 - -'-- - Strawberry Preserves ... — — PETER PAN SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY P Not much rain fell In Sanford yeiterday — on)y one-fourth Inch, Lu but the lightning which accompanied the Late afternoon downpour was vicious. Usa and George Por'zlg survey a Large tree damaged by lightning in the yard of their 1S02 Meiloaville Ave., Sanford, home. The trunk as spilt down the middle and the entire top of the tree blown off by the impact of the lightning. ilitrald Photo by Tom V(nceit) fact — 27 Cube Steak 3LBS.ORMORE $147-$137 Beef Roast.......................... LB. S C 97 ' OVEN READY LB. 87c LEAN Fresh HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF! - -' TOBACCO 1&fA~ — - - - Crossword Editorial DearAbby Dr.tAmb Horoscope limpItal. Obituaries Sports Tele vision 2-38 AFLmC10 Bid Re'j@ected 3 Unions Recognized 1B 4A - ByFDPRI(KETI' Herald Staff Writer '' 11A 2B r. Is SA -5A - - 211 Rejecting a pica from an AFIX.10 attorney Nr personnel inSeminole County's school system, the Sclool Board last night recognized three separate agencies as sole bargaining gents for -- employes . taxpayers But School Supt. Bud Layer and board members didn't see it wt wj!y. "Wouldn't you effecLvcly negotiate (or every group In the package?. In actuality, there's no savings in - - - ' ' - • - - •t' i- , 0 - 7 - ,tl . - - - / - .7 1' • - ; Ir Wit- ' s.!s "Eviden tl y, your organization has no success in organizing. If they (workers) wanted to be groeps seek recognition from the state because i "non- instructional personnel should all be in one bus drivers' group, a clerical association and a ' group representing the remainder olSenilnole S through unit' Parti', cloud tomorrow with scattered afWilliams said the "nub" of the issue is whether non-i nstruct IonaI workers. lbough it would appear IA,,cal 1010 has been ternoon and evening thun- the Public Employe Relations Clommission frozen out of the county, the AFIrCIO S ilersh&ers Highs near 90, losic PERC)i will *ucpt 'i p ir,ite roups because it (W'Ilflh7inil rhflIFflvlfl in thic ,'i.intt L r'nhI top k.'JIJ ) s; .- CENTER OF CONTROVERSY The use of hoop nets, such as pictured above, will be the topic of what is expected to be a 11%ely public hearing at Lhe Sanford Ovic Center tomorrow night at 7:30. Ile Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commiuloti ,vill conduct the healing and wil.1 hear pros and cons over the use of hoop net' In th St .ohits Riser. Recently tht (ommission passed a law � 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 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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JOHN P01K %JILIA'4 STALEY them behind closed doors for what Assistant State Attorney Polk. joking and laughing recordings of Count), ComWilliam Stale>' indicated "could with reporters, said he cx- mission hearings during which be an all day session" pected to be wi th the jury "for either Sheriff Polk or Jail Polk called for the in- some time" today and "as long Administrator George shortly as they need me." Proudfoot appeared to request after his return to Sanford on Sources said Polk would be funds for repairs to the Jail. Juno 10 to meet with newsmen followed by at least one Corn Polk - the target of several and tour the damaged Jail. Polk missioner today and that in- lawsuits since the fire - has had been attending courses at vestigators hoped to hear the contended the responsibi,lity for the 1- HI Academy in Quantico, remainder of the Commission the maintenance of the Jail lies Va. at the time of the fire. tomorrow. If this is done, the within the jurisdiction of the Staley would not confirm or source said, the jury may wind County Commission, while he deny that the probe was nearing up its hearing of testimony late (Polk) is in charge of the I (_ 4- - .. . " . with Sheriff John Polk joining .i - ____ '- , r p up Its ln%estlgation this week and begin preparation of Its findings next week. The Jurors resumed the insestigatton at 930 a m today I - ',C1' "i' - - , said the (;rarKI Jury, looking - __ -,,,Rik ,,; i . - a-, -,- Sources close to the probe ' 4 , t q- . ,4'!~r __ 1p.'uh1 ; cND erald Staff Writer kirned today. . 1 9 1W 1. 9 -- £ I conclusion, the Evening Herald - - ç" r . --, -, W ihe three week inestlgation of the June 9 fire that claimed I I lives at the Seminole County )o - - I ;t;. Y I - -, method the state uses to disburse funds. For example, Florida pays $745 for each student attending school fulltime, or in the state's termiriology, for each FTE (fulltime equivalent) Harris says the local effort has been increased this yea*r, also. It's costing the county $1.9 million dollars in local taxes to par ticipate in the state's funding formula, Harris noted. "'That means there is going to be a substanUal increase in the value of property next year," he &aid. Harris is coordinating Ws efforts with county tax officials. He said the local effort could "float" by as much as SM,OGG "and that's not peanuts." i 12-19-- -_ I , 1 '%Sid5 / , JtQA - I"' IQ',kYW TIEI "J l . . . "We'regoingtorecejvean increase instate dollars," harris confirmed lie said the final FTE count being readied to send the stale is for 39,478 seighted FTE's, a number greater than school officials had anticipated tso seeks ago when state funding first announced At that time the state said Seminole County would get a $2.3 million increase over last year's $21.1 million budget. But han-Is said then that figure was based on a grosth factor of three cent, which Harris says "just won't happen." But summertime enrollment gave Seminole and additional 500 FTE a, harris said Both Harris and School Supt Bud Liyer cited the slosed economy as the prime reason for decreasing enrollment. Parents were forced to move out of Seminole in search of jobs. Natural.1y, they took their children with them shen they left 1. ,iN 11~ (V Aim " P -t A V _ prt.ditted addiUoal $23 million to run the county's 36 schools next year, Asst. School Supt. Roger Haff Is said today. Though the number of students is decreasing in Seminole, Harris said 3,660 students are enrolled in surruner classics. OnI y about one th ird that number enrolled In summer school last ear, he said :1 !i DEL6i4rFUL_ W&ICH f ~~I OCE.UqUri;W IELP, /1 cjr RC Ak<,) question is uced hoce I - Due to in(Teased student enrollment in sununer shcool, m no e.ount) HI get atx)ut $1.4 million of th e State's ,oge uonen y ~111 l I- !Y -i- - ~ ears N - -Z . 1 . _ -I -_ . -: ;!~:-7 have some of that ca n't find my airplane glue, Mom! stuff you use to hold your teeth in with?" "I You houki ni's 'r twn or.e flotrunip ith a singleton Starting tomorrow we will answer readers* quesitions "Ask the Jacobyi'' replaces -Card .Sense- We will send a copy of - '('Olfl \UU)f R t, h / I BUGS BUNNY L S Ufl . P6 HSXKC& 0 -. -, _______________ • =_ t __ ________________ iorih i-au ouih 1 Aft ,W7SWW I . ___ ,-- _. ~ .:-zfI W-1 . -:-f; -? - -_ - ---, ,- I 11. 7 i : C A04 r_ -I . Fireiuly I ___ _________ L _______________ 7 Garruy Tpjdenl, .qw r Lw mw,% , 9 . I. I To 5i R / - i A A. !, DOONESB1JEV NT A PAN TOWARD -KINESIS 12 Means 1~ by Larry Lowis Ci.A55 ffR _____ '- _______ - 11: - ___ 00 ag been ______________ ___________________________ I - ___ What do you bid' The atiswer it) the bidding question is that )ou open one diamond no ay kit to beat the contract and 1AV South scored 40 below the line." 51 FOUND Jim: "East pointed out that the king of hearts should have W been led but never got around to the nitt gritt% It ust neser him t?iat West should e bid two hearts.Oswald Had %%est bid tvo hearts he ould have played there Four odd ouId make after a diamond lead. but it is - U fli _____ _________________ ____ 11' - t~ NA! tq lf OA ~A - 1, _____ u u , lead followed bt perfect defense would eat two diamonds one trick. After the by Art Saniom 40 ' _____________ £ I. 7;'11 - V ,. ByOsald&JamesJacob ___________________________________________ LET'c SEE ' _____________ 7 Le 49 - ________________ bidding has 5 % , ( W" The 11111111111111 _____________ 0 / South 2# --- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price tO Cents ( bid without the in ___ fl II THEBORN LOSER opponent intervened in the auction an immediate bid - 1 . ____________ I1etI1d 67th Year, No. 275-Tuesday, July 8. 1975 ~~ , Oswald: "in expert circles tOdaY the free bid not gwen , g. says that the Ire idder wou! I V Pass I A lass Pass Pass Opening lead -3 £ wl ~, stantial extra values" East Well .North ~~~ k 7 wtIi, Eai et vulnerabk - I ____ VS $983 IO54 J IkL I I / V KQ10754 6A6 )(732 SOUTH £Q102 .1 A 8 ,$ 4 . •. WAS ~_ - -* [ I.AST £ A k 96 4 K J 75 I T. WISI(D) à3 i 0 ! IE"%T! lIllIAhg py with 60 below and 60 above the ne.11 seems East and West were victims of the "freebid" syndrome. Somehow or other they had been taught that A962 -- . __ 1 Itf--) __ . __I oswM;;nd JM1rs JACOB; a AEARD I - ___ C0JLVN7 FiN.F) - Tumor by Dici - from four Seminole County on a two-day basis each week Questioned by reporters PrettV costumes, admiring spectators -it's all part of baton Commissioners. who are since the probe began, They about the repair work at the twirling that Is loved by these students at P.J.C.'s School of Baton standing by to appear I' called. recessed late last Wednesday jail, Polk -aid the facility was In Winter Springs. Twirlerb Include (top, from left) Liz Kunkel, Prilk carrif4i a larpp , nkpich of aftpr hearing testimony from "rn,DvIng along on scheddu!eMichelle Lucas-and Domm Tartagliat, (Iront, from left) Melodl the second floor cii'the Seminole County Attorney Tom' Freeman towards reopening. Hanson, Alberta Chad and Kathy Clausen. Bobby Capko Is the County Jail trio the jury room and Cour1ty Commission "The repairs are comir straw hatted Candy Man and observing the whole show is twothis morning, apparently to Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. along fine as far as we can tell," year-old Natalie Jacobs (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) The Jury has reportedly he said I think they rn refer to during whateser be i testimony he might offer. listened to a number of tape httle ahead of .- TAKE A BOW S WCI1 f Continued On Page 2-A) 1 01~rl ,L~ - I I 11 ft1&ITh AA. __ ) L ltjC' _i •ui(. A 1% 1 - ,- F1.4 ,,; - . -. All I . I C!P2 BLOP4DIE __ / p I A A jj, , j kEI7E----YWCANPUTINA MV i-4OPES.. •Cl.4APTEONWOLTOO 0 LIVE MADE UP MY ALL 1-9 `1111111011 1 I G PA;Zr iSN"r C,ONG III . I TONGRr -1 - reappraisals, the 7-7 _____________________ by Al Vennw S I I r' - _DRAT! NOW PRISCILLA? ~51 ------- MAKE TI4E be entertaining , ons into December. He was in- county a POP TO c'-tGRBAC3E . FRISCILWS Goembel said, the board could j 14. Chic Young - petitions from property owners ,, . If the expert appraisers are not hired, appraiser Terry' Anticipat.ing as many as 00 A , 11 .. / 1 . By MlICK LA)CHRIDGE Herald Stall Vcrfter • , ecial*ists Sou t To Handle axpayers-, Com S 11 i ... - __ •- A 1 _____ __ . ' . , I I I (' - I I'l I'LL WAVE- 10 CHANGE J MY BLOUSE! eALL5 DID "rU MONAE BRINGII AMP - Chairman Ski VihIen Jr. yesterday to write a memo to recommended the tax ad. Justrimint board hire special appraisers to handle the majority of the petition.i. Goembel's of'fice last week county's tax ,~djustment board released reappraisal figures for properties in the county and the overall v I is I - d bI that of the current year. Property owners are facing a tax inere&w from 25 per cent up to 500 per cent for next year if millage levels are not reduced. three county commissioners and two school board members ion to make the board explaining the cost for the appraisers. - and John Kimbrough, and understand No boaW member School Board members Pat Telson and F C. Harper Jr. disagrd wlln Goembel. Geobel advised the board the county iersuest the new tax appraisals. special appraisers would be more knowledgeable in hantiling the complaints over income producing properties which will entail new regulatiomi the board would not Members Of the tax ad- justment board include Vihlen, Commissioners Dick Williams Goembel met with the county- commission paying He said the big problems this year in property owner complaints would stem from hotels, motels and restaurants. Geombel recommended that four appaisers be hired and paid on a participation LXLSIS with the school board paying , preparations for ain. ' Vilden suggested the board adopt a "wait and see" philosophy before appraisers are hired. But, Geombel recommended that if -you're goirigtodo it, dolt before it(the complaints) hits the wire." $ I I 9I I 4- 1 I ' . 11 / '- - It 11 .1 3;A - d0 - __41- r I .- C T ;v Blocks New Jobs 4 Coun a s; I~ 11 %.- I f - ~0 WINTHROP _ ~re aiO' I 1Mf Il/ -i 5W!I6i~7-Y00,11 '• • 1~k 60" S~v vie,I , lai, "YAX M -7-6-~6+3-"`-1--- GO wm~ER VAcAT0,45 5issm -0 CN 1REVRN'rHE'y'? '// ,t.1If31_r)FFIIuI..{)4..QI4.(),tj 0~oi~~ 17 & /` !) RRAR99 '. cvy I If WAN MOVE? .imi A \/t' k.- ' Ik ( - '-p;-- / I ', 'r4' "4 I / - -' -- '' I \ -----W' vi" , c -- CAPTAIN EASY oi ' 5V 5TANDiPJ& L) HERE "1 ALONE FOR $0 DA15 WE ZE BOUNDTO NE THIIJK LI 6 II 9 / - bQ = I ov.=__ 111W - I -A A 'Ub .LL 01% ' ! : . _.~ _- ,~,T R?,~.!044,I I LLL ~ ___________ ___ . 1 - - - :__ - . -- _z_;-vai.._. . - . --A . i I 8 /f t V C;& u 4A . ; .., .~!~ I __ V . I . 0 CQ ), SAVIRRAL 4111pis 0 a I 04 7.7 E -S %0A Lj Tepliky I . b!Frink Yesterday'i hagh 91 Oser HI Wght low $11. Rainfall Wai .15 V- - :. ternoon and evening thun 90s. l,o%i fit the lower "i0s. MoFtly southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Winds stronger and gusly near thundtirshowers. Rain obability 50 to 60 per cent during the liftertimn, 20 per :9 I 11 -.I J. I lop - J - IA ., - Women's KINGS '. ._11..;.? . - - 0-% C,_ / 0 - 7 ' ' . r.-- F ________ --nl =I A (rosword 4A ...... Editorial .. Dear Abby ........., Dr. Lamb. ......... ,.. 7A . 9. .. I 7A Horoscope I I , -a. ' 6,, III 4 / 4B . cent at nII. Complete details and 1ldc are on Page 2 _____ the new who has negotiated the firehouse La to be located on a agreement with the developers sufficiently-sized parcel for representatives, held m ngstnhtft noUr later expansion the conimercially zoned arca of tended by councilmen and the thi, Tuscawilla Planned Unit mayor to hear informM comTentatively. estimated the value of the prospective gift to the city, Th- ..,:' ..,~ILre PUD I, Currently city fire equiptiletil 'i can rea(h the I 1 UD only b traveling Sit 419 and ont.0 "co lie said the site generallY Tuscawilla [load, so. miles from the city's Fire agreed upon is V.hind the information center and Nort Station No. 1. ~ M - 1 _71- ~ P - ~F L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IP - I. ______________ 11-_ - - - JJIMSZIIIIL I- I . - f - !~~.. = _ it~ T1_ , -, -__". - ---=! J_. . V. - --1 11- mo'A IIII %i-s- - : -..a. .. WWTPI~ - . ~AA 11. U_ :,i~~ 774t, ,I- ,-._U,__A I, -., - - ; . " ft4. 'i" v') " SURVEYING SR 46 RAILROAD CROSSING ': ._ _111.W. AM - I ., Henry. H. Wler, corridor studies engineer for the Florida Department of Train. - , F---' sp,rtation (DOT) was In Sanford yesterda). surveying the amount of traffic that rosses the railroad tracks sit'st of Sanford on SR t 1'uller s study Is t detennliie :1 the need for an overpass at the site. He sun eyed the site for 14 hours and at times It '' e. must ha'e betn frustrating as these pkturec show Starting at the top left Fuller . prepares for tht arrisal of thi. Auto Train yesterday afternoon and sees the traffic - - Wgin to build once it at rives, above. Lower left, he seems to be saying, "Wbere's all i• - 4-.,, ~;--'~ r - Q 4 : - ,, ,_.L_ ft__ 4* - I %V~ I I -.1 ..Z V_ - - emergency or an ambulance on iU way to a hospital emergency room. (Herald is os fi. tormin i anisoni L 1 ,Vgj I I , 4 I r,. , ". -- z -1 - -. - ,-. -M 1 .- " wok I I -- --- - - _. - ,- - - * . i ~~_ 'a- 7 a" .; ~" I . I WN,1111111111111,`1 K it P I, .__4/ , on JU = _Mr_!), I* 9 ., . 0, I- 1;?Illil~ _ I - I ,i : ~~ - t . city cannot be adequately Paul smith, Tuscawilla's Way, in Inc commercially ,served by one firehouse, 1w s-aid Emil zoned managing diret t' within '.aid areas - - -1 I . ,_ Zrl r- k: _ 0.1 6 - - - 4 -IgT7f -_ - - _ - __ - i. ___.1 - i f I - - M;~~ - . . M X;~ 1 IM1 ~ -_~~_ I;_t ---All R k 1 ----i: F_ ~ .f_I.- - . T:- ---_ -= - _ ;i 1 1. XN M -_ AV-, __ 1.t; - _1 - . . (' L - __ _.AA __ lal-101 ft - - . _; Lt~iv_ - -I- , - . - II I LUlL J r- - Daniels explained there are '-1 1c ,- Smith said tic will go to $ - 911 1 1 0 0 X :- ,''t,,, ii ir I' I gv ;'c" tht tars' but he soon finds out below right At times the intersection has been _____ i" "l . - ..r 4 4'4 ' _ separaled sections of Winter Springs cominunity. One side of the city, he noted, has about 3 600 acres while the other has a __- - -11 N;~ \\ .. 119i.; -II ________________ y p ort r w __* . ft . ~ :*,':II - u'retlnt otto deJi'n, plitii aibt lL osiila wiii Lt SPItIM.S- Plani lyidd the facility and donate it DanieI3 said inforinal for tPe donation of a second property, with the necessary property commitments from (;ulfstream f ire house and estimated conservatively at hinges on approval by the led to the city's ordering some and months ago a new fire pumper Land more than $100,000, were (;ulfstream '4 4 Stat*ion ts Final Oka 2311 M , • ' Gift'F*ire * C.-),T.I -., 5 / i e&IVE JUC,T"ll z [ I- I. Z9 .4 -- DCF4A_'T IT " 7.7 ' -,,,,ii,,iaa 4m - *.,a ft IX ~ I ,~~.r 41` 0 _. X byHowl, / r5;E - 7Q, z ;1- // / ' ANJOYAD THAT ~ AroundThellock Brid 11 SHORT RIBS / A ______________________ I I 'jIIl/" I I ,\ " i0"" by " Them r. J // __ 1101 /. I (_ -S, 0'P* - TODAY ~ _. - . I ____________ -.- ELL !I par 1*1%1, - 1) I 1,1 *y I <,. " Daniels, the city's designated Newman Brock to determine disabled are covered. WINTER SPRINGS - The ' ity'srequestforsix additional CETA coordinator, said he why-thecityhasnotreceiveda Hr k ed "I he employes under the federally asked the county on the city's forTnal acceptance of its up- would look into the matter, , f unded program handled by t hilt 1r a planner it $10000 pliauon to ha',e employes adding he was not aare thi. I the cr.unty, to employ the annually; two firefighters at included in tk social Security city had not received a formal unemployed (CETA) has been $8,200 cach; a grounds main- program. Damels said the city, since tenance man at S7,2DO; a police turned down. Councilman John Daniels patrolman at $8,200 and a th- first of the year, has delivery date for the new fire said Winter Springs' request I 0: police-fire (bspatchet at $5.090. deducted from salaries :Ind In other business, the trAtched social security for a ! employes as well as tota l of $944596, but has no -Receised a report that 136 all other CouncI requests from ' I - Receised a re port that the amount bidgeted for social city children registered for the Seminole County cities for summer recreation program, assistance under the program balance in the general fund as security l)aniels said the city should but an average of 36 are it were declined by the counts of Jul) 1 was $7,595 26 that I , ily. However. Daniels said. the receipts for June totaled consider opening an escrow Lending da i~- (n ,/ A' ç __ )'J ' -___ A- I II , KPJOP,J HOW FR )'470U D0'TT KNOW -- - - ii 011, f I FMnta how COIKE I DAY.i` --,-. -__ /,, o~ k- ON FOR ANOTHER - L-c-'---1..-- 0 ~ \~ A, 1: -•'--: Bob g<- WE f%LREADY E - : U, ( ','i . i - -_______ ____ -_ ___ W' I Dc>rT---THINK HUS GO IG TO KEEP YOu HOPE OL' F ATSO KEEPS ME ON FOR ANOTHER *04TH ! I HIAR THEYRE TmPiKiha [J 7 by Cmoks & Lowmnite MAO THI5 4LL PLAt'JPJEP /' I P1 tit 11 4 CMWA 0 Wis. %U - MADE 'ri.riww - ' Ai ~_ :A~ oavIou5Lv UNCLE PtATO ----- ______ by FAU911111KA `16 _. I - I I ,.,,,. tI In ilui. ARCHIE OF LETTING SOAPLE OF US LORS GO ! .I I, 6 ' [ (f) , iS.a.__ ____ _'L21 7.7 __________________________ ___________________________ 71 I, . 1J by Dkk Cevalli I il 9 ,. was concerned whether city allocated CETA positions for totaled $28.038.04. - Requested City Attorney employes who might become the city to June 30, IW6. Herald Staff Writer ~ . I I 1111111111, . & j4kk ,368.20 and disbursements account for the fund. tie said he 0 -, II- Ir - V't:~~ . . y 'r ~ _ .. 0..-% 9 JIt .C-~ Z. - - ' ;. __ JJ__Pk V - ' . -_;,.,, I - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lil ~ ~l:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~ -, - -___-_- #.~- - I' , .9 .. -----------------. '- - '-' .- '. ._ '.-,- - III .---------. -.--..---,-. 4 I - - S 4 * 4 I /' ,. - '.-'... . - ----------'---,------ , .4 S. . - - • .. '_.-' .- _j -- ''..•, 4 y-. ' ''-. ... - ..-- -'--. 4 ' i - - ', " 4 .. '- .5-.' '. ' - ' I'. , , , ' '- a I. ' - - �__________________________________________ _ r-----' _- -. - 17- - - - - . ____1_ = S4 _JZ ________ •ir - - - - - - -.;;::: - ___ -. - 'j- _------ - - .-' - .- -. -.- . - -- ________ - 7 6A Tuesday, 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- - 97$ : CALNO, Lake Ma ry Counci ls To Meet - 7 M ?. 1 Eig ht Rep. CALNO meeting 2 I) - eI ~___ - ~_ o nnounce - - - ~Z, - !, :01 ~ _, A -.1 _. F - f - - ~!'. _-R-ANEWAft I - .. ' . . W.) ftft4lart&_~_:I I __ ~_ - ~_ r -, _____ ____ ,.4 - . .. -- .- ______ __ ______ _____ - ., - .. - fl. - -- - 179 _____1111111111111111 " ' - - 11 f ~~ ~ _ - C'- - - - - I I DAY CARE -' i~ A Baby's World, offering day care for chEkIm up to two yews CENTER OftHS IN BRIEF e D WASHINGTON(AP)-The Soviet Union is taking steps to purchase large quantAies of grain from the llni:RA A WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. intelligence has received reports that about 3,0W Soviet. specialists are manning a - growing Russian military complex in sttegicaJ1y locate(Somalla, The gist of these reports became available after Sen. returned from Somalia over the weekend. Bartlett said he IV I - I • I J % ' * Courfs had seen a Russian missile4iazidlirig facility and other AREA DEATHS five daughters, Mrs. Bernice _11, - --'- t -, - zTI - - Departmerit, had been taken. In additition, some P5 In cash County Slwiff's Department, and compactor was valued at Buchannan listed two was also reported taken in the said he had been on a brief $522.40 by the Decca Teine revolvers, handcuffs, a hand- break-In, fishing trip and returned to find Corporation, owner of the cuff case, ammuni tion cask, property takefi. Officers said a double glass the apartment entered. WON YRUSS1 Zoo Road Pav ng : :4 . . .I i - 83 1 '9774 proposed Public 4 .2417 S. French Ave. 32771 Governments meeting, - 1:30 , ---.---I.- - - __ - ! j 1-1 it - I f' 1.. JLiJ I ,-W- night low . - Friends Helping Friends. That's how we feel - Over 4 I. I Robert I. Brisson L.F.O, BRIS"'SON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida 322-2131 inches. Partly doudy through ' _ ,70sT. Variable nkWy southwest wi(XIS around 10 mph,stronger and gusty near thun. . Rain probability 50 to 60 per cent during the afternoon, 20 r cent at night. EXTENDED FORECAST - Tuli Club Concerts Ewning Pubhshe4 Daily sr4 Sur."y, nc@ 1V bnford Herald, Inc , ) N Frenc h Ave S&iord. . 0 fit South Seminole Communit) may 0 o . Satur,y rnc-mnirw highs from Wr!ktI( - _- Y ear i7$4O ~ i - . - - P.M. __ -- - Lewis A. Coombi Eva Fervuso 7 4 n 1. - M1 -- ma g • n irri'rv an II . 'r' -' - I - But irs important to choose the right Insulating material, the correct method, and the right firm for the Job. Flagkr M3nulacturing Company manufactures Its own Maydeen cellulose fiber Insulation. It's st4rt. fiber9d to cover all crtvi' es a nd cracks for tight - Idceanne Blocker Anderson Brown Be ve rly Hollie Robert 4ordan Alfred Rockmore Cynthia Keeling Enerwle lull Longwoo1 Mary E. . B Clar Minis . A nne , k, , ~ 4 ____ .- V ___ ___-&•"" Baby Girl l3radiey Ann Scolt Anthony Simpson David Winstea d, DeBary William Bisnett, Ik-Bary Claire Fellows, I)dflary hazel Smith . I)eflary Marvin Jones , Deltona Sallye Ilaislip, Longwoud William Gmthe, New Smyrna Be 1 Charles Jarrett. Paola WilliartiE ()yler,APO, N. ' is.4-11 FREE PAD ceilings for maximum penetration and ma),inium savings on fuel and electric bills g Ave Downtown Sanford i ~_, -. - -- - ,~-,~~4-f"x, ___ __ - I INSUTION by FGL[R M CO __ 1~110. 11.,,_,__ ITX __ .11 J, -1 1- I -'r 0k I ~,JN P, - ,iL :I.;-,;4.,+ VL4 ~ -i-& --g. - - m _Iih Call Today For Free In-Home Estimate - i. -.1,6 - I. *1.. - 3jj~%t!i,ffj!.`4 Ill '-,-•--__-------__----_._..--------- COLIMANI •AR.S.Q " - 2. " '•" I _ --- ~' ---- --- ' ' __. Tm- ~ -__ - /. $7" Sq. Yd. ;741_X.4%i__A0_1;~k.______. z--_lu~,=,-~. - U-__ U11. __!i~ J; _V-T!_;_~~D_ - o~ I k Our Reg. Low Price $9.95 12 Gorgeous Colors L,141% TODAY IS FAMILY DAY AND MITI (,U 1 9 S • Ma Magnol ia 1 _4_~ ~ HI-Lo 100 Pct. Nylon. Sculpture SHAG ____ - - Our professionals bw Maydeen in sidewalls and With ptlrchaj,~ (M IC3rpet " Offer Good 3 Days Only ~ - =_ , ,-1 ~-c C Get ......... W, - retardant and non corrosive --- - - You may tmve read Mit adt~quate insulatiori m your home can save you up to 30 pct. on cooling and heating energy use. IbO - Sanford: Adrienne Kondracki LOIS Nelson Daniel Williams L. Ha yden, Daytona Bach Darrell K. Mager, DeBary Lester B. Marsh, DeBary Edmund Irwin eltona A. Madge o s ton Deltona 0 Charles Runimell, , John Schernitz, Deltona " ON ROUTE 419 F Ldge, iSew Sill) Howard J. Oaf, Orlando JL.SIL I - SOUTHERN AIR ~ 1 1 "I ESTIMATES Glascock, who said he favored noise, the city will." `ai..___..4 I,ast year the Council turned Although 1, and S came under granting permission to mor02004 _m ~ The city will receive a flat thumbs down on an ordinance fire from some citizens. young % wr! IFr r 1 .1 P]IMM moter Al Grillo, because Grillo which would have extended persons streamed through L Uri ~ CASSElBEl(ItY- It YOU is a resident of the city, said $250 ee per concert, pus. per 111-MO law permission for L and S Club doors for show s which ° the gate receipts. It's not want to rock 'n roll, listen to music lests "won't necessarily cent unusua l Productions Inc. to hold music were generally acknowledged your lavorite country singer mean rock 'n roll." croon the latest western tune or is because citizens complained wi th na tional nam es In the rock Grillo has been quoted as a at (Use ciu clu b d u rin g a popular Ph. 322.8321 perhaps clog to fiddle music, of excessive noise, and country fields. 100 N. Maple Ave. ing the concerts at the concert, or swoon as a country In fact, former Councilman Though the City Council Seminole Turf Club may be of singer hoedowns it for patrons. John leighty tol l the council to hasn't been advised of the exact the rock variety, as well as Th e resolution also stipulates "buy a lot of cotton and take type of music envisioned by country music, music will shut down at 10:30 your phone off the hook." promoters of Seminole Park & "As long as they keep the p.m. on weekdays, and a halfI.eighty also asked that Re-Insulate Fairgrounds, approval to hold sound down, I don't care." hour later on weekends, Ten proceeds from the fests be used music fests was granted last Councilman Chairman Edith concerts were okayed, for repairs to Seminola Your Home night as long as the sound is less Duerr said. And Councilman beginning Nov. 15 to April 15. Boulevard. He said about than 61 decibels. Sal Orlando added, "If they No more than two concerts per $40,000 is needed to fix up the Cuu neil in a ii Cl.arIe S promoters) rannot contain the month Am' JU V • • • be held. streel 1v HOSPI ADMIIONS , $' ..1tJr%UIp?,Ofl lItft by Carr.er FREE r . '.' ki-1: I 0 rova A • electric. Please give us a before YOU buy. With our direct mill connections and low our prices hard to beat. ~-Infgld, Por-da J7171 Keep Your Home Cool With Carrier By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer - Random Lgts PT Pine ' sho-*Ws and thandershowers, mootly durtig the afternoons and evening except locallj along the Stiuthwest Coast n College South Seminole Center, (Women), 1201 W. First St. Altamonte Springs, 7-9:30 p.m., CASSEIMERRY - Coun. state means an interest rate of ZaLco rapped all the citY*s by advising the city not build Wednesdays through Aug. 6. JULY 14 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous cilman John Zacro launched an 6.4 per cent. as opposed to the dealin~s concerning aoquisitlors any new plants. State officials 8 . Call SCC Adult Occupational attack St. on city officials last 7.5 per cent paid to Henann. closed) 1201 W First of sewer plants, bringing a advised Casselberry to tie In Services. night, advising that a sale of City officials are raising sharp retort from Councilman with existing sewer plants In child Evangelism Fellowship bonds to the state as opposed to additional funds, puerr says, to Charles Sizer. Maitland and other areas. JULY 10 day camp for ages 4-12, L,ake a private investment banker purchase GeneriffWaterworks, "You alluded to secrecy," 8PM Alcoholles Anoninous Jessup Park, 10 a m to 3 p m would s4'e ta x payers $l 000 a Corp.a deal which will cost the Sizer said "That's out of order. Since that letter, little h i i Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First No fee, bring sack lunch. G ycar fur 3G yeats. been heard about the purchase city 12, million. Zacco saysthe --- incorrect." St Ch ild FangelImi office Mon I purchase lar er of additional land for plant li Is unnec 'ssar) this y ear, howeer "That's unbelievable, isn't day-Wednesday to rcgister. Story [f our because of the slow growth rate the Council gave the okay to construction. it Lacco asked South Semino le C munit' i Ma)or 13th (,rier to begin V 17 That s right. I don't belie ve Councilman Sal Orlando made library, Maitland Avenue Al He said 150,000 gallons or negotiations io purchase of 8 P.M. Alcoholics Ano n ymOus the motion la.st night to ha%e mon it," Council Chairman Edith sufficient water to service 400 tract of !and to be used for iOpenpeakcr) 1201 W I'tzst Duerr answered adInlnstrau%e o..icia c,1ec homes - are uncommitted at co ns truction of a sewer plant St ,I American Uglon Auxiliary, ' ' out the possiNlity of working Nonetheless the Council present. I,ast year. Zacco said, Citizens weren't told the I' ' ' ', 0 Unit 53 of Sanford, 8 p.m., Post JUI-V 19 agreed to hold off on second th,e city provided 80 new con. location of the tract, nor were with the state, If it saves 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymows . Home, 17-92. money. Orlando indicated he reilding of an ordinance to allow nections. "There's no growth; they informed of the purchase the &de of $2 million in bonds by they're not building," Zacco price. ' ii . . ii, At t.at time both Sizer and Harvey ,.cnann, n pri%.nte 'idded 21 SISTER, Inc. luncheon u I ': nker, until the investment ba But . Ierr defended the need for said Zacco doesn't Ducrr Meeting, Thursday, July 10 at 8 P.M. h II * city administration checks with know Lhe entire story, &~e said se,LTecy to keep from driving First I2 noon atCavalier Restaurant (closed) 1201 r state officials to see if Zaccos various apartments and homes Ib" price of land up predivtions are based on in the city are nearing com. l.ater on the Florid a ealit) pletlon and will need to hookup Department of Pollution (ontrol squelched the purchase /.acco S.dS going with the to city water and sewage f) , AL NOTES .......................... Complete Ii;: :f budders suppfles, S '7 , ................................. at17l. , 2x4- Random Lgts No. 3pj ............ ..., 1*4- Random PT Pine ...................................... atl3s-pA at174.M - with all WAR11HOLME 2X 4 Daytona Beach tides: pageant was listed. . . TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS.DIRECT FROM MILL Wednesday with scattered 8:38a.m.,9:04p.m.;lou2: afternoon and evening thun. a.m.,2:23p.rn. Port CanaveyAj: - "- ' Portland Type I Cement $3.26 per bag,4 P&Ilet 10ts ............. $2.96 ea. Masonry cement $3.63 per bag, 4 Pa I let lots 63. Rainfall was .18 . CROWNED monte Springs Civic Free public lecture on JUL' 12 endenta1 MeditatIon 8 VFW Ailia ioio Sanford, Barbecued chicken dinner mole for sponsored by VFW Auxiliary 10IN at post Mine on S,anford 1rivestment and Financial pm Planning for Small Business " at cost I d and a June I rass WEATHER - revo Casselberry City 1 4 - -- JUL , 10-11 JULY 9 I warrant or ' CALENDAR 0 1,, . - . - I' ____________ I U-1 4 ! Friday . . . - Y' ______________________________________ I BARGAINS= BARGAINS a BARGAINS . 11.1 -11 .' - i 14911 lasts) charge of failed to appear for his court pleas oelng filed, another was diflons hearing, dismissed at the request of the Miss Polk charged in the Gerald Fay Clary, 40, of 1415 state attorney's office and a May 31 shooting of Richard E. Amelia St., was not present fourth defendent failed ' ap- Baghy of 16 zglns Court, who yesterday when his ca_e was pear for trial, was discovered near his - . i rump Alo - callc.J before Judge Joe A. Michael 1,ee Prater, 22, of 109 apartment early May 31 Cowart Jr. (lary is charged Ja y Dr., Altamonte Springs, wounded by a shotgun. , with possession of a stolen charged with breaking and \ A charge of possession of . . i) th motor vehicle and possession of entering with Intent to commit contro!led substance against - 'I a controlled substance, a misdemeanor, In the May 21 Kenneth Carson, 19, of 1301 -.-• " Judge Cowart ordered break-En of the State Road 436 Suwannee Blvd., Daytona I 0 - - -~_ Clary's $3,000 bond revoked and Imperial Oil Station in Beach, was dismissed at the 4K 0 t`~ i .1 • • "t . Issued a bench his Alt.amonte Springs failed to request of Assistant State arrest, directing th at no bond appear and Judge Cowart or. -I Attorney James Ftggatt. be allowed upon the arrest li dered his Carson was arrested on April $1,000 ke - ~~ - :'" . Clary was arrested on 10 bench warrant issued for his 4 by Sanford city police * -1 at Butler Plaza on Howell arre3t. ek.. ' f r* following an April 3 raid at 1320 -, -. Branch Road by agents of the Gordon Hayes, 19, of 1802 Summerlin Ave., in which a of Coolidge Dr., Sanford, plead number of marijuana plants T • Criminal Law Enforcement. guiltyandwassentencedtol8 was seized. FTU honor student Lks Mal3e fleft), crowned Miss Maitland LISA A second person, Diane Isola months probation after Judge ln other court action, at the beauty held In conjunction MaitlandBenedetti, same address in Cowart accepted his plea. arraignments were held in MISS MAITLAND South Seminole Chamber of Commerce annual Fourth of July Orlando, was arrested at the Hayes was charged with circuit court during the day. festivities, is congratulated by last year's lnner, Mary Ann same time on the same buying, receiving and conGrady Coon Dean, charged Karas. Lisa played organ selections as her talent. Runners-up charges. She appeared before cealing stolen pr o pe rty after his wi th lewd assault on a child, is were Kathy Nolle and Debra Bennett, with Ch Gary chosen Judge Cowart yesterday, but arrest May 27 by Sanford scheduled for trial on July 28. "most congenial." (Herald Photo by Jane Ca sselberry) he r case was ordered continued police. No age or address Society TI-5050 Portable au,i - - .t N%** MIAMI (AP ) Greed and poor judgment have caused a Florida real esthte depression thAtwiflthke two y( ormore to pa ss,econoIiu.tCharles Kirnba1l sa ).s. "The present shakeout is unprecedented in Florida history." Kiinball said Monday. "The real estate recession is over but the depression has just begurs." Kimba ll told the Economics of South Florida aboutgrow ng be f mortgage foreclosures d unwid condominium units in the Miami and Fort lauderdale areas. W . - . - . disabled will drivethe ' i ,, ,- - = - . assault, entered a aggravated was Wood said that the ai r lines d 1w ttofl' ha ,iicapped pa&wngers because they fear the sight of the : . Mrs. Estelle Hamil, 7 Electronic Printer 72, of Caldwell of Panasosskee, Fla., By MICK LOCHRIDGE Jacksonville died Sunday. She Mrs. Juanita Gleason of HereldStaffSriter U.S. 17-92 near 1-4. concerned that the project, with survey the project. Andrew hfltttd was a nati%e of Bradenton and Hialeah. Mrs. Esther Kissinger The develcpment of the park it* remaining funds, will not be estimated material cost of the refired from Southern Bell. of Tall-ghas , Mrs. Mollie pow*. UM V"No twaal Bob Andrew, tlirectm of the is being funded with Sloo,000 of completed to meet federsl project to be I I Prot*$ tax 1*40 dwwv of Survivors include one sister, Miller of Centerville, Tenn., county's public works, $11,200 and said zoo trustee money and $100,000 guideline estimated labor and equipment F, . Mrs. Aline Cu% Sanford; thrft Mrs. Vivienne Neri Of today that the County Road In matching federal funds. The ROPW PIKI Andrew met with Com. cost of SM. brothers, Lester ThUs, Tampa; Maitland; son, Frank R. / Department could pave the county, however, is acting as missioners Harry Kwlatkowsi Andrew siis also requested Si i Carl M. Sanford and Alford " Morrisms of Maitland; txOC*r, road leading to the new Central agent for the federal grant and and Mike Hattaway yesterd3y by •, / belan offew I ttd Fite the board to check witli State fills, Nevada. Robert Harris Jr of Florida Zoo for approxima tely Department of Transportation / Graveside services were held Jacksonville; two sisters, Mrs. (DOT) regarding regulations toda) in OakLwn Cem etery, Rub) Nick elson of Jackson vi lle lie said the pasng could be for installing a deceleration '0i completed in two weeks. 71v lane for the road. The paving Funeral Home, Jacksonville in Jacksonville, 13 grandchildren Board of County Corn _Z1 F.; AMW at project presented by Andrew charge and four great-grandchildr missioners (13CC) took no wvo w w (J()5 not tnclude .oaing of Brisson Funeral Nomeen in action on the matter this ILLIAM HARRIS parking charge of arrangements n ing and asked Andrew 10 make a complete report for (Continued From Page-IA) - N William C. Harrise Sr., 79. of consideration next week. 410 Myrtle Ave. died Monday. Funeral Notice operate the schools," bus.he agreed some ol Ur money can be Andrew reported to the BCC fie was born in Vernon, Fla., held back and used for other purposes. "it wasn't a windfall," he on the paving project, which HARRIS, WILLIAM C. said. came to Sanford in 1958. He was has caused a standoff between Funt'.j w'vtcs for W.IIm C h1A n'11er aand a Bapptist. 46 F"r example, a Harris, be school system's veteran I Rn ,,i Mirrli Sr.. 7i. 4 MyIe Ave., county and Central F1da financial affairs, said princi pals must pay teachers Suv%ivors include his wife, and operating who died Monday.'Will be held Zoological Society officials. - Tbu4 Way at 10 30 a. m. st the Meanwhile, county and zoo 2 x 4- 8or924 s.udgr KDpine Florida school superin tendents have issued warnings at .87 ea. Rev. I Ill Coffman offroaf Ing. in officials are attempting to . . . 2 x 4 - 8'Pine No. 3 (while It lasfs) comning the level of funding ever since the state realized revenues fl.uof flowerscontr,buhons may ........................... at .67 ea. schedule a metlng to iron out fromsalestaeswerefalljngbeca 2X 4 useofa saggin,eny Random Pressure Treated Pine differences over the develop. at .13 1-F V'twftQ will he from 10 m But both Harris and Layer were gambling the economy will 1 * 4 - Random Pressure Treated Pine ment ci the more than 80-acre shake itself out W"nesday Brisson at 06½ 1-F EL4L91I131L* of its doldrums and people will begin moving back 'Uneral Home in vlafge Of 2 X 4 - No. 3 Pine 101, 12', 14', 16 . ............................ park adjoining the newly 'It into at .10 L-F r"j Arrangprnent Panelinø4 *8 .............................................. at2.9SSht. Fxwmittssay an upswing in the economy Is underway. And Seed (while it lasts) many jobless workers will be back on payrolls before the year Corning Ware (while It ends, officials predict. 3O pct. discount State Attorney James Figgatt - - INSURANCE AGEN CY Schools To Receive More State Funds Z k 11 :I ____________________________________________ was 0 W - Service Commission rule lie charged that it "meets the needs of airlines, which is to make travel as difficult as possible for the ban- er Officers said the light fixture until Aug 4 on a motion for Patsy Jean Polk, 22, of .) conUnuance from Assistance Higgins Court, charged with An Orlando man. facing trial Clary and Miss Benedetti had plea of guilty to a reduced with an J coed on two felony scheduled to be tried assault and battery charges, was or6red arrested Jointly, according to circuit Judge Cowart accepted Uie plea today by a Seminole Circuit court records and placed Miss Polk on three I _;.,,T~ '01 - Brhon once ... jajj,(o,month, . 322.02t35 By GLENN McCASLAND Herald ___________ - __3 / t - , TALLAHASSEE (A?) A rule air transpo-tation of the handicapped would make sier for airlines to refuse seats to the disabled, a wheelchiir iobb)Ist charges Denny Wood, president of the Florida Council of - Quotes :- I ~_ --- I ine Airl ' 2 - n.22 S Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments - ____ Br*lligs Arrest Order LL4 W4L ests LOW AUTO RATES 4 Und 17 ____ "There's always a risk," admits Dr. Albert Cohen, head of Peninsular Testing Co., which t drugs for pharniaceutical companies before the U.S. Food and Drug Adminittration will accept them for marketing. - -- - -. conoms, WINN-DIXIE ____________________________________ ______________ project." .1 - . Fa*11ure To Appear -1 -~T. ___ . 'A , I .1 - been ~ ( ~ 6 T. . P ' = - r- lAlred ii ) 1ee of O to $250 for tests 01 t() days to two weeks. they are among several people who answered an id for 'Health) males needed for med ica l research - "... %" ' -.-~ -. - . loughed construction worker and an idled machinist are ' I ..... __ _ ' ~M F-STEI-LE HAMM Mrs. Mary L Harris, Sanford; - ; -1 - - the apartment. commander for the Orange .- --' throwing their bodies into the fight against the recession b) volunteering as humans guinea pigs for ris, ' . ' Terry Reichp, 31, of Ul Via lAlgano, Winter Park, Molei. the theft of light fixtures afl(1 C.D. Buchannan, 35, of 107A ammunition, a mace holder, a door at the rear of the a part- compactors from a conSpringwood Village Apart- mace can, night stick bolder, had been forced to allow struction project at Sweetwater ments. Longwood, told belt keepers, a sheriff's badge, the burglars to gain en. Oaks, Lot 2, Block 3, during the Seminole County investigators identification case and his night. that all of his equipment, Issued personal identification card as Buchannan, who is a shift from - MIAMI (All) - An unemplo)ed circus clown, a fur. dicapped Organizations, attak'd the Cuntroiroachcsacdants th c The old building, which easy way-brush N R h taken. * Police by the Orange County Sheriff's missing ov. Reubin Askew Joseph W. Hatchett to fill a - G H uman Volunteers Used S cabinets, cupboards; around . housed the Seminol Thievn dso struck at the bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Heal Department's t apartment 48 Co l orless ',. odorless Longwood for 15 years, was of 2707 Red Uon Square, where closed by order of the City stays rugs and kitchen equipment Council OcA. 1. 1973. valued at 11700 was reporw Action Reports % Upreme C ourt Post Han- The maximum amount to be usedfor the cllrucconstruction $9o,t. IJUI 1_1IL1! IL..L..1 I !.)! I I per Ilie county also plans to hike dumping of three garbage cans the county open for Ir.w suits. garbage at the dump. per cubic yard. the The county plans to tires from $2 a ton to $10 a ton, will remain the same. Bob money by having commercial include rates for pick-up trucks presented to the board the conunercial haulers' rates County officials said they hope Andrew, director of Public hadlers pick ap their trash. hauling truck loads of trash and members in a work session by approximately 10 per cent the high increase In price for Works, recommended the rates However, several county garbage to the transfer station, yesterday. A nat '.e o Clearwater, Hatchett graduated da A&M University and received his law degree from "I m quite relieved we finally made it Ellis said. Assuming the winning bidder ent evidence nt a Soviet military presence there. o pu An Orange County shffffrs deputy returned to his Longwood apar tment yesday and discovered his home hailibetnaburglArild with all his departmctaI equipment <, Dewey F. Rartlett~ R-Okla., and Pentagon techniclarus I I HeraldtaflWrfter spoke&men for major U.S. grain firm said they were unable to confirm that large Russian purchases wet in #the offing. • Ru4s ons In-.Somalia I - i't, GLENN McCASUND States and Canada, two London newspapers However Agriculture Department officials and ._3,00P Roach es and An The award of bid could be city's historic commission, made by the COUntY COfl n,Mjn the same day or at a noting It would accept the (partlaUy hidden) Locelile Reynolds, Martha Workman, subsequent meeting, Ellis said. facility's plans. Chamber President Wayne Albert, Dave Fall and Mary Douglas. rain Buy n within two mortlis by the ounty. vacancy of Supreme Court Justice David McCain, who igned after a House committee reconunended his Easy WayTo Kil l on, • from res T r-!%1 vI I I a septicsystem and from the i 1 B ribbon while City Commissioner Gordon Meyer leads an assist. Loklng from left, are center owne r Mary Sell, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jack Homer, Soviets Saia Plann ng es Black - 0 County Intergovernmental for the facility was rejK Ellis said this necessitated Co-ordinator Robert Ellis notified Lormann the cIt' an entirely new 12-page iraUe to the government, commissioners authorized w hich he hand-delivered to advertisi fo bids 111 f a return date of July 29. The Atlanta. In addition, letters from the city were required, bids are be opened 12 noting its willingness to accept y, Wd" • am todaynamed _ '\. - - trucks , rates f were . . : ' -. N TAII.AHASSEE, (AP) ary - - Large U.S. f I Renovations to turn the new $90,000 medical clinic to be September, Ellis said, it is structure, built by the people of built in this city went to bid conceivable the new clinic, to I,ongwood through volunteer : : Monda) , City Council member sere the medically Indigent of labor and donstions, into a city June I,ormann, the city's South Seminole, may be in hall annex were begun by larne ~ project )mrn1sItntr for th ptr tion t rh in Jdnu uk co uncilmen after the Lit) 1 facility. told The Herald today. 1976. election of 1973. council that took office In The ' 'It's the greatest news I've Fill Id finall y gaining g g January, 1974, ordered a halt tO beard We have waited so necess fed eral government ti'e renovations, but by thAt lo lo ng," S said. •d approvals y was a time 1'e building was nearly re mesne. ziesa 1d a r gutted internally. A decision The clinic, designed to conform to the city's historic all work had been done in ac- was then made that it would be : deral less expensive and safer 10 I district, Is to be located at coruance At / Church and Wilma Streets at requirements for medi cal build a new facility than to , I the site of the old clinic, shell. facilities, new requirements attempt to save the old one. 1: were adopted and t1 enrazed to the ground vironmental impact StaZVen weeks ago. - - rather than a campaigner. Officially. Ford's aides declined to confirm that he plans to make his long-promised announcement lock). However, two White House so urces said the President would enter the 1976 race during t he day. It was learned that Ford has adopted the advice of White House assistants who argued for making the announcement without fanfare. They conte nded a simple, businesslike statement of candidacy would perm,it Ford to continue emphasizing his presidential role rather than that of office seeker. With the national ncsnlnatlng conventions still more than a year away, they urged Ford to a void getting tagged early as a campaigning partisan _______________________ • 0 : I,O,NGWOOLL- The county's could start construction in 0. . I from I Ion u '. h i s tanclid cs for election , but in a low-key 12 12 Askew i ! : .* - á IT . IV . ~_ IL 4 tans - . __ % 7~_ __ .* 10 0-~ ~.Z . .~I cas trash Clinic B'i'ds . - , f- In so - : 0 _kiji - - VNI .wt- Medi *cal ~ 3A - - - - . 9 ! : ~ ___ WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford is formally inncunin •- - Twenty-five other men and one woman were injured, eight of them critically, authorities said. The injured included three firemen with nw.crifical injuries. None of the dead or injured was identified. Residents of the building said most of the hotel's 100 rooms were occupiedatthetuneofthebtaze !u'e officials said th ere was no doubt that the blaze which severely damaged the threesstory brick building a.s incen tars in origin ) would not or 1 no double taxation : PORTI.A ' AP -Eight died here Monda night when flames raced through an 0cent-a-night skid Tusday,Jufrl,11 ________ Seminolc County officials say for the county's providing of dumping the tires will be Increased 50 per cent. commissioners said that board me es or they expect commeria1 gar- arthropod services properly discourage anybody from Andrew sought to discourage philosophy was to either will increase up to $6. bage haulers to pass on to disposing of the garbage and dumping tires in the county individuals from using the maintain the same rate or Commercial haulers' rates customers increased rates to be picked up by the corn- dump. county dump because of the reduce the charge for in- will Increase 60 ce ts imposed upon the haul€rs mercial firms, Current rates of 50 cents for possibility of accidents, leaving dividuals dumping their own cubic yeard of trash to 63 cents : of the month is set for 7:30 because of CALNO schedW ing. The zoning changes involve define kennels between com- Tallahanee as a freshman taxation exists in the county. TU City Council faces a full , the proposed tAke Park Mobile mErical and residential arer.i. repr -entative. p,m. tomorrow at the The cities contend the county agenda including an amend- Home park, across Rinehart A representative Casselber1y City hail. of Orane The only other Item on the taxes city residents for services And t,ake Mary's regularly ment to the building c--,de Road [ruin the Str(,mberg Cable TV wW be present for a agenda, iii ad(tition to old and they do iiot receive. The county schedulcd mon thly City Council setting finished floorlevels, two Carlson plaflt and a rePlat of disuss1on with council, new business, is double contends meeting will be held also at 7:30 mAinkrim on #-.nd reading Sanford Subis:antial Fa= to At fix CALNO meeting, State taxation. exists. Of Sk;d Row Hotel 6- . rt on his BR j : m make a re ______ A Garbage Haulers Expected To Hi ke Rates FLORI D "'' p.m. tomorrow at Its city hail, calling fur social security provide large lots on unimHattaway, at a recent Winter Rbert lliittavay (DHerald Stall Writer thus making several months In benefiLs to be given city em- proved and private roads. Altamonte Spdngs), In his Springs City Council meeting, CAL.NO Council of Iocal a row that Mayor Walter ployes and bid procedures and In new business, the Council round f government mee tings, noted the Seminole IAgL$ISUVe Governments meeting, nor- Soon has not been able to two public hearings on zoning will discuss an amendment to will po cx- Delegation hai named i changes. mally held the first Wednesday a ttend a the animal control ordinance to periences and activities in mittee to determine If double NMON IN BRIEF __________ Ev.nIngH.raSapfo,FI. , 1 By DONNA ESTEE ______ car C fl.. r. 233S.W.Colleg,Rd,, Complete Floor Covering Center -. .COME ON DOWN AND GET YOUR CHOICE OF 52 07 BAR-84 CHICKEN DINNER OR THE $2.71 BAR.Q PORK DINNER. EACH COMES WITH CREAMY COLE SLAW CRUNCHY FRENCH FRIES DELICIOUS BAR 8Q BEANS, AND A HOT TOASTED BUN. ALL FOR Hwy - 17.92 Sanford Across Fro Movldand _____ $ 145 322.96 - �6A Evening- Heudd Well, our gals of the Central Florida Chorale made it safe and sound and are now happily In Poland, singing to their heart's content. We received a card from Warszawa (more commonly known as Warsaw) yesterday, dated June 29, saying: "Thanks to you, we're here." Naturally, we're sure the gals meant these kind words for everyone 'xtw cntrititd to their drive that enabled them to make the trip. They're due to arrive back here In the wee hours or the morning on July 18. Meantime, they're singing their way across Po Pola land. FRFNCH.VF.. SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Cede 305322.2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, July 8, 975-4A Around 7 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CIIRRIr.Man_ging EditGr ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 Home Delivery: Week. S5 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, 16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. F,;,-' 7 L~4~ _____ _____ 7 Democraft Lack The a Strong Leadership S future to assay the fortunes and the vicissitudes of th e Democratic Party in 1976, th ey cannot help but reach one universal conclusion. Rarely in the history of the United States of America has one party with such power, wealth and number of individualists who aspire to be president had such a penur of leadership. I • You'll recall she was responsible quite a few mg it illegal to read the Bible or yea ago . to pray In public schools. S ic Opinion polls all indicate that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts is the overwhelming favorite of his party rank and file for th e office of president. The most recent pulse taking indicates that if Sen. Kennedy had Sen. John Glenn of Ohio for a running mate th e Democratic ticket would start the race wi th a popularity base larger th an that of a Ford-Rockefeller ticket. But Sen. Kennedy has been saving since last fall that he will not seek the nomination. Again, if opinion polls are correct that leaves Gov. George Wallace of Alabama at the head of a pack of presidential aspirants. I 4 San Persons Interested in joining the crusade may do so by writing: NA, Astronauts' Office, Manned Space Center, Houston, Tex., 77M8. B111 CUI'TIC A ______ ______ F ____ ____ - RAY CROMLEY . I _____ - I - -- -- Icition ______ Ma R evi sited Legend, Is ______ 6_14_'' n 41L I ----.--- --- " Even when he died Jim Thorpe had troubles. Refu!ing to bury him until a permanent monument was errected, Thorpe's widow wandered the na ti on peddling various proposals to mostly disinterested entrepeneurs. Then, in 1954, learning that Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk, Pa., were combining community interests and choosing a new name, the widow popped the question here. The citizens voted 10 to I to become Thorpe's final resting place and namesake, thereby presumably ending the heavy misfortunes of the most gifted athlete in the nation's history. Two decades later, however, it's clear the Thorpe saga has not ended. Factions once again are arguing over deeds done more than a half century ago, and this time Congress is in on the squabble. Thorpe, a Sac and Fox mixed-blood Indian, was stripped of $50,000 worth 011912 Olympic medals when amateur officials determined that he had disqualified himself by playing professional baseball prior to the games. Two dozen congressmen have resurrected for the umeen th thue the question cf fairness, and are pressuring the International Olympics Committee to at long last restore the man's victories. Bitter Foe 6 Of B u s iiies . I,-.. - I.I ~1. - S Economists have discovered that government regulation Of one industry, once considered a relatively simple, straightforward problem, creates distortions which spread through the economy in ways no one Is able to foresee. : r :- . :i. I 'Jrw~_ 's€, -.. All fo . -,~ . a --~ '141p~ . 1. - -, _ - . 'i'r' ',. :1I - i -, - . . -WAVIN, I ,. ' . . - -1 •': - 1 1, 1 rd After one night of action in the Little Major St. Cloud 's Walker needed relief help in the ague SuDistrict III Baseball Tournament, bottom of the sixth. Before he exid, he struck hi•C of the four remaining teams are from out 10 and walked four. Sanford. GeDrge Porzig ripped a double for Sanford The Sa nford National IJttle League All National's only hit, Keith Sherred, Kevin Miller tdged St. Cloud 2-1 and the Sanford Continental and DewaYne Simmons slapped singles for St. League MI-Stars dropped Kissimmee American Cloud. 3-1. home runs by Jerry Farina and W&'er Law, In semi-final gaines tonight, Sanford National plus the two- pitching of Tony Littk eded takes on the Sanford American League All-Stars t he Sanford National victory over Kissi.uee at 6 p.m. and Sanford Continental meets American. Kissimmee National at 8 p.m. Kissimmee grabbed the lead with one run in All tournament games are at Ft. Mellon field, the top of the first inning, but Sanford Conwhich 5 located near the Sanford Naval tinental score) one run in the second and two mor e in th e lttum of the sixth. Academy on the Lake Monroe waterfront. little struck out 10 and walked two, scatThe finals will be played at 8 p.m. W ed. tering two hits. Tim Acree and Bobby Proust of ' nesday. Kissimmee connected with little In Monday night's games, Sanford National deliveries for American singles, collected only one hit, but out-scored St. Cloud. In aidition to the home runs by Farina and St. Cloud managed three hits. Law, little blasted a single for Sanford Con. Sanford National broke a scoreless pitching tirental, dual between St. Cloud's Eric Walker and Buddy Clark suffered the loss for Kissimmee, Sanford National's Freddie Howard with a single fie whiffed seven, walked three and gave up run In the bottom of the fourth inning, three hits. St. Cloud tied the game with one run In the top ________________________________________ of the sixth, but Sanford National claimed the St.cIoud 000 001-1 000 *01-3 I 1 victory with a solo run in its half of the sixth. Sint. Nail. Howard struck out five and walked four en Kits. Am *00 000-1 3 0 . - Ir-1 __ _____ ______ ______ _____ V. -I.rp- a. " •'#-' 'I 4: 1%1%.-k ~ _ . I _____________ - . -,,- i t . -. Ba Graham, .. - "-- - f.t._~` _. Sanford National • -.. - . %_ ... ., .4 S - . - ,-.--- '~ ______ lefthelder, slides '00 past the fag of hit _____ ________ ______ ourney Its _____________________________________________________________________________ TOM TIEDE T ; They, and many others, are writing to NASA in support of the astronauts and their religious beliefs the entire nation to commend the and - are urging _.___IL_ sII_ We see Mrs. Madeline O'Hage is up to her old tricks again. LL _______ ' However, this time she's stirred up th e wrath of quite a few church people, such as those from the Community United Methodist Church of Regu The leadership problems of Democrats at the present time can be summed up with two proper nouns — Kennedy and Wallace. -_____ Now she's out to have the National Aeronautics and Space Administration public censure our astronauts and to force them to refrain fror.i quoting on the Bible during their Ap3110 Soyuz mission which is set for launch next Tuesday (July 15). %'-_ t'le When political anal ts put pen to paper in th e I I Clock Vic Gishler, chairman of the Sanford Fourth Of July celebration called srnd offered this to our ridrs' "I'd like to take this opportunity and this means to expresg my sincere appreciation and thanks to everyone who had a hand In making our July Fourth bratIon in sanford a sucs. "in this, I include everyone who had a booth, every civic club, and organization that par- ticipated, Rep. Bob Hattaway (gut speaker), Radio Station WTRR, the City of Sanford In general and Jim Jernigan (city parks and recreation director) and City Manager Pete Knowles it )'articular, Jack Wethie (committee treasurer), Jack Hornet (executive manager for the Greater San ford Chamber of Commerce), Tom Freeman of the Sanford Jays and his crew and Eve Qabtree, whk ha ndled our publicity, "i know I've left some people off this list mad. vertently, but there are just too many to get all of them "Too, I'd like to thank all th e people who came rt ourendea,fort heir orllneu do wn to s and for their genuine concern. It's gratifying to be associated with a group that is so nice. "To everyone, my thanks." Q4cay, Vie, and coiple Of kudos to you for a job -,I _ ii , UI .UIIJU1U.UUJI WIUI UI xIekdUWl. £ICAI tlmeit comes around, we'il know where to look Iota good chairman. ' --___ _____ _____ __ . - - , ' - - ____ _________ - - -.: - - - . a'.. +. .u'.' . .,.IIPi. _____ ,_ V. - • - baseman Chuck . :"L-.- - ___ ____ ____ Photo by Gordon *4- ,, -' Williamson) fr - Senior All-Stars Triumph S anf ord ORMOND BEACH - The Sanford Senior Baseball League All-Stars, riding the pitching arm of Tim Raines, blitzed Into the winner's bracket finals of the District Senior Major League Baseball Tournament Monday at Ormond Beach. The Sanford Senior League MI-Stars dumped Ormond Beacl, 3-1 to open the three-team tournarnent. Sanford will battle Holly Hill tonight at 7 p.m. at IV the loser's bracket on Thursday night. If Sanford loses tonight, it will take on Ormond Beach Wed. nesday at 7 p.m. Either game will be played at the Sanford Memorial Stadium. In Monday night's game, Raines fired a sparkling one-hitter to iilpncx,Ormond Beach. fie struck out six and walked one, Sanford scored its three runs in the bottom of the ' David Wiggins blasted a double, and Donnie Williams, Mark Russi and Reines poked singles for th e Sanford Senior League 'Stars. Jeff Reidel and Gary Meredith singled for Ormond Beach. Bryon Stephens started for Ormond Beach, but was relieved in the sixth by Mike Johnson. The two pitchers combined to strike out five and walk five. than any immediate good achieved by the _____ ________ original regulations. ________________ Edwin M. Zimmerman, of the law firm of _______________ Ormond Bch. 010 000 0.-I I 3 Covington and Burling, sees a growing bel1ef Sanford If Sanford wins tonight, it will meet the survivor of second inning. that "even a well-motivated regulating agency will inevitably pursue policies inconsistent with: Th e reason for Mr. Wallace's pop ularity is consumer welfare." easily discernible, if not as easy to counter. The The problem Is that much of the regulating 1s q Alabama governor appeals to the dissatisfactions based on theory untested by either experiment or and resentments of Americans, and at the moment experience. both conservative and liberal scholars are learning that regulation In a ll too Americans have many of them. —z9 . many cases does not achieve the ends for which itwud The basis for Mr. Wallace's appeal also may be es Ign.ftcom esto pvea)fe of j0t n. -v . X Worse yet, according to Pennsylvania precisely the reason why he probably will never be University's Almarin Phillips, "the typica l the president of the United States. Americans may response of regulatory agencies to failure in . I 7 vote their resentments in primary elections to \ I% re gulation is to ex te nd and compound their own _,=WT Daniels, Vincent In Action ------c, ,.S_ __ register their discontent. However, when the chips - .-1 . .- IVe.** regulations. Thus criticism ... may have the 1~ ~.' ___ --are down, the nobler instincts of citizens are likely f' effect of making regulation still more perverse," By LOUIS SAI'SIS cMitchell has stopped Perer, light-heavy In the area, while '4 \[. ' 19?f to prevail. They do not take the office of president I, There Is now therefore a tendency among one Uerald Boxing Writer Kip Braden, and John Tanner, Hans has been In with Joe . — body of theorists, not all of them conservatives lightly, among others. . / Bugner and Rod Bobick, It is If anything a debate fraught with con. by any means, to turn back to once-discarded URLANDO- It will be youth Early last year, Mitchell took Larry Peterson, the of Her Countr yy All of this begs the contemporary fact. As Mr. htn, contradiction and popular emotions principles. Forone,anumberofr nt scholarly against experience tonight at __________________________________________________ on Glenn Morgan and put the Hack,sonviile sensation, Is being Wallace himself said recently, "The thing is that Though Thorpe himself is not remembered by studies promote competition as a more efficient the Orlando Sports Stadium as Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. July a, 1975-5A Tampa KO artist on the canvas brought In for a tune-up against Americans, his image is. Burt Lancaster the Democratic' Party does not know what to do device for regulating prices and fur Increasing Pete Ashlock presents — in the second round. Later In an unnamed opponent. He will N portrayed the athlete In a film version of service to the public in many cases than heavyweight's Scott LeDoux with me.. . I ain't strainin'." the torrid contest, Mitchell cut battle It out with Termite governmental regula tory agencies. Thorpe's life, and over the years its showing ° and Terry Daniels In the 10Morgan. An aU.out late rally by Watkins oa the Aug 5 Vhice*The concept is not new, of course. It's the television alore has no doubt converted more round feature bout. Indeed he isn't. However, the party itself is was more than $72,000. Since horse with a record of 34-IS-1 Morgan clinched the win. Perez card. fans to Thorpe's side than ever cared for him in traditional economic mode in this country, LeDoux has had 14 fights to that bout Minnesota promoters and 28 KOs. He has battled Vincent's record Is 13-1-2 and straining, to counter the Wallace appeal. They also In other fights tonight, 41, real life. If a national vote was held, Thorpe nibbled away bit Daniels' 50, but and the Minnesota have piece these past 50 been trying to pit fighters, in. 10 KOs, The junior midGeorgia's Dale Dennis will him some of the best years. are seeking to reverse the situation they created 4 . the Olympics committee would be no contest. He Likes Library . area of SR 46 and 14 These cats are special One rather startling example Of the new fighter is undefeated and against Rodney's hi-other, the eluding George Foreman, cileweight's only loss was to battle Iry Gifford, Terry Tutth when their primary and convention rules were . :"radicalism" -or return to competition - will considered one of the hottest undefeated ex-Olympian Duane Floyd Patterson, John Conteh Willie "The Worm" Monroe In will take on St. Petersburg's family pets. Every reasonable means has altered to give candidates like Mr. Wallace inorAnd perhaps Thorpe does deserve a win over been uffice prospects n his division . ". used to relocate them, but without success, One Hobick Philadelphia five year ago Congrtulauons on your very good story and Dwight Dudley, John 'iThe and Cleveland Williams the genera lly skimpy and sanctimoni ous minds dinate power as political brokers. For decades it has been LeDoux Is the biggest box cover is a large black assumed electric This is bout, Hippie Balla will tangle with LeDoux's first trip In a light heavyweight picture of our library ladles to Daniels made an un male and the other is a 51flA11 utilities are that control the world's amateur athletics, If only story I feel could natural monopolies which should be "f , office attraction in Mm female tiger cat. the Sarasota's !'athanial Gates BobbyWalker, and Scott Clark Florida, but he has already successful bid for have been added deference Ind In the meantime the Republicans "ain't guided by the strictesi of regulations, with rates, neapolls -.4' stopp two ts ed one of LeDouz'i of rida Lyman High Sc of Flo 's heavyweight c mpio p in tes ha nshi hool will open better Yet there Is a counterpoint: If Miss America '. recovery will profits and operating conditions determined strainin " either. There still is vitality to the two'k-, by In his last outing, LeDoux heavyweights, John L. Johnson stablemates, the show at 8 p.m. In a threeMarc Hans. 1972. He was stopped In four be disqualified when her pregnancy is be appreciated and rewarded Pl. government agencies. party system. even if It is only for the all-American since retiring in lI Nations)'. upset highly-rated Rodney Bo Gram tosses hat call and after gahitag bnse an balls. Gates is the finest Larry Renaud. young round amateur bout. (Herald photo by Gor rounds on national TV by Joe discovered, so too was It right to sla p Thorpe for very This was necessary, it was held, to protect the 5331 after 6:00 useful with a Williamson) reason th at excessive political success has the Bobick in 10 rounds, The gate tremendous Daniels is a seasoned Frazier in New Orleans. collection war his Indiscretions. The rules were clear, Th public, prevent expensive duplication, provide orpe interesti ng re seeds of its own failure. Ina special semi-windup .dearly broke them and perjured himself early the charmi ading matter. But the main thing is be tter service at low er rates. H - - ,!._ ._ _!I_t Charles N. Zellers ng helpful ladies who run the ce tonight Orlando's Joey Vincent pla . Now comes Walter J. Petmeaux Jr. of the on by saying he hadn't. True, his pun ishment They risks weight title as he takes on was excessive, perhaps eventually contributing every are really interested, it seems to me, in University of Illinois, working In cooperation one of their "customers." My bit Is non Georgia's "Slick" Mitchell. Anyone interested in playing Persons 18 years or older are with the prestigious Brookings Institution. The to the terrible waste of his adult life. Yet there Is Letters to the editor are always welcome. fiction matter and when I visit them weekly they guaranteed for Vincent has been the Sanford entry in the eligible for the team, which will no saying it was unjust. ideas are his, not necessarily Brookings. They should be as brief with the new books a:imagazjne Just finodme an Aug. 5 date with Sanford's Central Florida Amateur compete in an eight to 10 team as possible and As Almarin In any event, one wonders If the Jim Thorpe I don't Phillips puts It, "using a set of comment on matters of general Interest, believe there is a nicer library anywhere past Victor Perez if he gets the Football League should meet league with other Central largely ignored data from communities where argument has an end at all, If the divers Thorpe else The letters should deal with luues and for service, How much the federal government wants to spend on um power-punching Mitchell. tonight at 6p.m. at the practice Florida teams. The season avoid consumers have a choice betwc'en two suppliers, loyalists will ever be satisfied. His family by th e fabulous ll fi y automatic cra ne, began at sundown and ended 90 NEW YORK (AP) - Ruffian, tragic finisli lizie'. Barely ascure saw her buried. personajjtjej. proving the traciiteli in The Georgia middleweight field, which Is located across starts in early September. Itself has all along been divided as to what would minutes later In the dead of night as Ruffian was Peimeaux cynparea costs per kilowatt hour in whose life was f illed with the sounds of cheerlrg and Ruffian underwent an operation la te Sunday night Everyone should be proud of the picutre of the The editor reserves the right to edit will have a 10-pound with the grocery bills of 500,000 veterans going to school under. weight French Ave. from Sanfor,O The team also Is looking for a those cities where constitute appropriate vindication. there is competition with rates of lowered Into th e ground on Belmont's infield, victory, has been la id to rest In th e quiet of darkbut in the end, th is magnificent competitor, who Ladies. Those who make use our facility already letters for reasons of space1 but will exercise 'similar the GI Bill. However, in the curious way that Congress lets to I. pull. 160 Middle School. sponsor. comparies where. . .electrlc power is a The burial party dropped a bouquet of roses into ness. was too much horse for every filly she ever raced , know It's value. But for those whodo not use our great care that the thrust of the letter Is Jim Thorpe has been buried for two controversial issues ti1 up action on noncontroversial not lost monopoly," frequently y e grave, Belmont Park Mon th th final res ti ng place f at da e or th Ruffian was burled e filly said by proved too much horse for herself. a city.owned monopoly. decades library, there is a world of entertainment and In the editing. now, In a proper tomb north of town. But subsistence checks for the veterans had been delayed because still he knowledge waiting for you to take Ills results suggest that many th ering at to be subdued ga th in the best ever to gra ce be a racing program night fore a small, , competition could advantage of All letters must be signed with 11 Upon awake ning from the anesthesia, she lashed the House and Senate could not agree on the issue of rebuilding a mailing provide cheaper rates and better erv1ce in doesn't rest, The tools continue to argue hvs old it. No wonder they are the busiest place in town! Th e quiet of Belm ont Park Monday night eluded her train er, Frank Whiteley, and her last address and, when wars; one of his sisters talks of having his body lWe, t I pho 0 upw d railroad track, out and smashed her cast, causing severe damage P051 A ee ne umber ar s of 3,200 of this nation's 3,600 provided a stark contr ast to th e festi ve atmosphere rider, Jacin to Vasquez. electric so the identity of the moved back to the Indian country where he was Funding of programs like GI education benefits should to the injured leg. "The cast had become an en. writer may be checked and power utility systems, more than only 27 hours earlier, when Ruffian shouldered Vas"Frank Whiteley requested th at we make it as half of which Jim Robeon estabftsb1ij However, the Evening Herald will are publicly be lumped Into appropriation bills carrying new and debatable born. No doubt Burt Lancaster's dreadful movie ta ngled mess and there was intensive swelling and qucz and the hopes of millions of females against owned. p-lvate as possible a nd we th ink that is only right," res- ct the wishes of writers who do programs. Congress should have put the railroad assistance is enjoying revival on the late night shows. In he morrhaging," said Dr. Alex Harth lll, part of the not want Studies of a variety of other Industries likewise th e colt Foolish Pleasure, said New York Racing Association Board Chairman thi!tI' names to appear In print. question on a siding and cleared the track for patage of death as In life the man remains the greatest veterinarian team th at worked feverishly to save suggest that in the real world competition A nation wide television audience - millions of Jack Dreyfus Jr. I, may We reserve, of course, the right to reject veterans appropriation bef ore student-vetera ns were faced with a thlete ci his country's time, hut also, more is Ruffian. any have a great deal more going for it th people - saw Ruffian break down a halfnillc into Only a few frie nds of racing came to w:tch an many letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or economists, another of those snafus with their benefit the pity, its most abused. si of her the th e $350,000 match race, a victim of a shattered te uf vate burial at Belmont, Several wet ¼.s ago, two cats were lost in the R fian's p ri The broken ankle injured Ruffian but her fierce, consumer advocates and ,L , slanderous, SAN FRANCISCO lAP) -Mike Marshall, Last Jim Kaat and Rich Gossage of Chicago, Nolan right ankle, as Foolish Pleasure raced on to a lesscompetitive spirit killed her. final, abortive race. The digging, done by an lawmakers have been willing to admit. AMnrDer.i - - _________ .year's Cy Young Award winner, and two other Ryan of California, Jim Palmer of Baltimore l)odgcrs have been named to the nine-man and Steve Busby of Kansas City. National League All-Star pitching staff to face All but two of the National League choices are eight American League hurlers in the July 15 All- repeaters on the All-Star squad. The exceptions -m anar Wine. are southpaws Jones and Reuss. Seaver's I.os Angeles Manager Walter Alston on selection marks his eighth return to the quart. IK UU! No I y Monday announced his choi ce of Marshall. Of the American League AllStar choices for honored last year for his consistent relief pit- the midsesson classic at Milwaukee's County 1 Astros 5, Expos 1 over Atlanta. Afterwards, Giants Manager Wes ching efforts, along with Dodger starting pt. Stadium, Fingers, Hunter and Busby are t.ly 'IRE ASSOCIAIEI) WAShINGTON The Fourth of July gas Houston got only four hits ag:iinat to the reve,ie' of the oil ccrpanls -'luing th "equip 0 . "I needed this game," said Webb. Westruin became enraged at a question chers Andy Messersinith and Don Sutton, 12-8, to repeaters from last year. ment nd material shortages," price increase in only the .*L'jnjn -- i he ci ~ The Bis!'Ed Machine ~i n Nib +!ar, Montreal but all came in the fourth cyanide. i.cxt :eca.tt, a:cording to a cofflldentiaj House ThLS "It's my first complete game in the big put to him by a local reporter, shouted the National League All-Stars, who have won is the deadly poison used in -Decontrol of domestic oil will gas Seaver had Cie best winning percentage :('np:*tiits hs%e their way, only bolster rolg at, " i- srnoothl y that evz1 the inning when the Astros sent 10 mn to leagues, and It builds my confidence. and cursed at the writer and had him chambers. The FDA sav 'hr gii, cwised by analysis. This would allow the producers to the foreign oil cartel, since domestic producers three straight mid-season classics, among the NI. pitchers with a 12.4 record and an With characteristic arrogance, several major mitt4 at tir 'c rtrr!s can't quite t.'Iievc the plate an-i scored all thei- runs. %Vil- There are such good pitchers on this ejected Irvin the San Francisco nearly double their already huge profits. Alston, manager of t!.z National League All- ERA of 1.85. Messersmith as 12-5 with a 2.08 "will be parallel beneficiaries of the foreign. incineratio is not th I cVII:wp. "Tl-iat'u not oil companies raised gasoline prices last week it, bur howard's two-run single capped the i ha? 'J', ties are Iii; ' tI IL'," staff, when I do get in I like to con- clubhouse. Star team, also named Tom Seaver and south- average and Jones showed an 11.5 record-and a p.ngell. dictated price" s,ild hind FDA just In time to soak the public at the start of the ln C,nch'*natl 'It's dlbbt,' uprising mH tribute." El-Midi., by the !!!!!! f hia in support of Larry Dierker, Ig-e1:ni "Ourconc, Pirates 5, Cuba 0 'a paw teammate Jon Matlack of New York, left- stingy 1.77 ERA. r a e i ii gy and iun O nc e domestic oil ik', - re lake, Out ItOITI plastic would motoring season. Msaiager 3parky Anderson after his who scattered eight hits. t t htci ti food". . .Ti tevii)In doot' 'tween Cards 8, Giants 6 Power subcommittee, Is written in c 'rf;i, ander controls, the Al Oliver belted a three-run homer handet Tug McGraw of Philadelphia, lefty Messersmith leads the league in strikeouts nil in Irarns, it will The price at the pump, accordingly, began to stholarly language. When decision 7-3 Reds' latest triumph, a Ted Simmons drove in three runs and and Ken Brett, Ramon Hernandez and indu!1try id governr 't nuver seems to stop Randy Jones of San Diego. southpaw Jerry with 122, followed by Seaver's 120 and Sutton's ii educcd to aie become -Increasingly difficult to re'tablish e, a soar during the Fourth of July weekend. It may Mets 3. Braves I over the Philadelphia Phillies Monday turning. Robert Sheffield, who is LiuIs Melendez' triple highlighted a Dave Giusti combined to stop the Cubs cIcar and cents, however, it declares thsi the r.nisonabje new position lteu.ss of Pittsburgh and Phil Niekro of Atlanta. 118. In charge of on oil prices. Such hit 9() cents a gallon by late fal, accoiding to a Home runs by Rus t y Staub and I).sve night. That gave Cincinnati four wins in four-run first t.l cI-imJlpanies stand to reap great richs at the future inning for the Cards, who on five tiiLs, all singles. Products surveiilance ihe four National League.southpaws and five for the Marshall, who has a 3-5 record with four saves, Food and Drug revision would likely be cfriracterized as congrcs.iona1 experts, if President Ford has his Kingman backed the six-hit pitching of a row, in the last eight games and seven collected six hits off Giants starter It was the expense of their customers, 14th game in Il days betright-handers will face an American Administration, Is moving to Sterling League a rollback by the oil industry and heavily and McGraw, 54 with eight saves, are the only Drugs way about decontrolling domestic oil prices. di an amazing record of 35 victories in 44 rookie hank Webb, who posted his Mike Caldwell, $I, in the opening in- ween the two clubs, and the Pirates won pitching crew including Vida Blue and "The sub-section of the oil Industry involved bied." lob. Corp., one of the firms whose drup,s he Is sup. 04 Rollie two relief specialsts representing the NL. The President hopes higher prices will hold second major league victory - both in the production of do&austic crude," claims the outings dating back to May 21. ning. ed to monitor. "I'm looking for more 11 of the meetings. Fingers of Oakland, Catfish Hunter of New York. !euss' record is 9-6 and Niekro's record Is 8-7. The study, putting the great of a down consumption ann reduce U.S dependence study, " oil windfall in challenge," he told us.,, will exrience pe it bonanza of new perpecUve, notes that "the profits of the in,. upon Arab oil. He, therefore, favors decontrol, revenues. This great surge 1 new funds 110 be ternational oil industry have been $60 billion over which could uccur on Aug. 31 when the at the direct expenae of the remainder it our the four years from 1970101974." Altbogh Som. theThe Senate committee, CIA .nd FlU, baa which is Investigating Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act expires, corns: r ! ..my u.'*d the public." quktly purchased five of this is returned to governments In taxes, the Under the act, the price of "old" dru estic oil T' a' : ntibugg1ng devices for its most sensitive ci ties these adverse eco n omic, analysis points out that "oil producer,' revenues is frozen at $525 per barrel. The pricl Lmit.atk telephones The committee selec e!fes: ted a $250 model are lightly taxed." doesn't apply to newly discovered which, ironically, was designed But since oh Ii " 1° ices will drain more money by a fermr.er It should be added, in fairness, that the 40 per cent of the oil AmericsnsCO: 1! 15 "ild" Meanwhile, Willoughby came on in the seventh Sox scored Four times off Jim Hug'es In the first Rich Coggins rallied the Yankees to victory after didn't walk a batter in 7 1-3 innings b'fore giving By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 101) CIA electrot ii cs exrt lnt ;I dl t' thus leaving less money for analysis presents the worst situation for irum Ashby and inning of the Red .S. Sox' 6-3 triumph who over relieved Rick inning. Jim Burton, Texas nicked Doe Medich for both their runs In the the MmWise In the way to RoIlle Fingers. domestic oil, the slightest p&e 1se n c ild Ast'ciates oi Washington . . . We oJ.. JI .1 ,xlvate projects. recently rnnsthners, A c !rprern!se ?Y!SY Yt be theU *urJwi nesota Twins, struck a single and walk, putting two out Eric Soderholm seventh, issued with two first Inning on register Immediately at the gas pump. Jeff Burroughs' two-run single. Tigers 2, White Sax 1 Boston's Jim rcpurted that Sijekion and Bob Milwaukee's - Dec 'i I rill cause "the further c- "' William "Fish BIt" Miller, the L co.trol belt!:. Cungreu and the runners aboard and aboard and went on to earn A's 7, Indians If controls aren't extended, the -"esUc his Minnesota runners 3 week, first save, bringing last up the Tom Walker, 3-6, scattered eight tnls and out. colorful former House doorkeeper, Willoughby, who were in the minors centratior, I. cOfW!ni ••u kept 2 dollars Prezint, meanwhile, are engaged in a $318 "When I grow up, I want o be a hrernan, o' a fanning five In 214 Innings. Jim Perry pitched six shutout dangerous Soderholm. Willoughby not only struck price undoubtedly would shoot up i i;: Arab new teams innings, dueled Chicago's Jim Kaat, 134, who wss named from Joe Rudi made major contributions to their each page as a "depot" for their small dustry," ,:irticularly "those Involved In Milton game of brmnkmanship policeman. of a sex lherap*si?" end that inning, out Soderhotm to hit two home runs and Billy Williams hit one Icr to the AL All-Star team earlier in the da.The only Sheldon's error helped Kansas City score all but fanned him price of about $12 per barrel. It cc If*, '.en go as green identification baiges. After Monday night. productit,,' WAHSIIINGTON WHIRL: Thee Food and our story the game after the Twins scored a run Oakland. The 38-year-old Perry, who came to again to end run off Walker, 3-6, was Ken Henderson's homer in a three runs In the fourth inning two on a single who committed by high as 117,50 It the oil potentatni t - si:i cut their the appeared, Miller paid a quiet visit to Capitol 11111 Second basemijn Sheldon, -- lIiher prices will stimulate exploration for Drug Administration has given Its bessings to a in the ninth. A's in a trade with Cleveland earlier in the season, the Cookie Roja.s for 0.1 lead, but he made up for It second Inning. Detroit scored both runs in the thz'eat to raise prices aii1n to turn over $478 in cash to till, costly error In the fourth Inning, singled home one new oil, all right, as the President hopes. But plastic disposable bottle which, the House Clerk. This if burned In a 2 Yankees 5, won his second with Rangers game fourth cmi hot his clutch hits off Al I"ltzmorris. In three decisions with Gary Sutherland's single, Leon Roberts' Decontrol would odd was the deposit money he i'/,'e 1I i !3i8 billion run in the fifth and two more in the sixth, lifting production costs will also go in'o orbit because of campfire or bunsen burner, had collected, he emits hydrogen Home runs by Roy White, Graig Nettles and Jim Oakland and boosted his overall record to 3-7. He triple and Willie Horton's sacrifice fly It was the Red Sax 6, Twins 3 explained. the Brewers to a 4-i victory over the Kansas City M"son and run-scoring singles by Nettles ard allowed one run on six hits, struck out four and Tigers' sixth consevutiv" triumph Jim Rice belted a three-run homer as the Red Royals. -, 4"_ I- _______ _________ __________ - _______ _________ ________ run _______ - - ' - -- . - Boxin ' .,. - i ` ,- , __. - Letters To The Editor , ,,'-,, 7 ,,, ,,-. '' .., - - I-oOTDaII rneeTing i OflI9flT Ruffian Quietly La id To Rest Asleep At Switch , Dodger Trio Named Cats Are Missing To NL All-Star Team IArv BERRY'S WORLD __________- - i e ay e T e Start _____ ______ Ia - Durri fi rH115 UVU '+TIJ i)TUUI&flT - - , M4ino 1 r League Transplants Boost Brewers, ed Sox I .' i/IL iubL - -, IF �- -.---, __________________ ___ ________ '. _ - 6A-Evening Herald, SinIord, Fl. Tuesday. Julyl, -- ins Kemp I SPORTS J iir'iI IN tIe IT I or MrAi-ogs in the final-game win eight and walking four. over Elks. Elks tallied solo runs Duane Lee suffered the rested and taken to court for a parking ticket," said Boston Bruins' hockey player Dave Forbes. For bes, 26, eatered a not-guilty plea to an aggravated assault charge in Hennepin County District Coj Mon. day, thei wakhed th rigorous process of selecting a restricts their ability to sign with other teams. Kemp was president of the American Football League Players Association from 1965 to 1970. Th e AFL and NFl. p"yr aoci.tk,ns merged in 1970. dozen jurors to decide his Flagle Dispute professional spiorts, stenis from a Jan. 4 incident when lie 4 257 003 ••4 3 I NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) decision. She also said he has ordered a new race car from Major League Baseball Baseball Cnttnt Leaders v built hi. Clrs previotisly, 86' BOURBON ABC EXTRA DRY . _________ 4 CANADIAN ______ _________ SCOTCH ______ _____ _____ ________ ' Today'sOam's San Diego (Jones 11 S) Chicago (Stone 63) New York (Komman I 6) of Cm. StL, 3.1: Cedeno. Lopfi. LA. 32; 37: Brock, Htn, 33, P Mangual, Mon. C'-. 19. 19; PITCHING (S Wednesday's Games San Diego at Chicago New York as Atlanta, In) ' N ew 'York Milv.vukte Baltimore C leVtiifld Detroit -- 83.75 CASE 499 ______ . SCOTCH 8 \R KY BOURBON Decisions)- Iff _" TEQUILA I LA ORIGINAL MtZlCAP4,1I 90' 7 YEAR 'ô'. 'CCtA ?I P.W BII$ I&tA.*Om Jmjv 0(0 CROW LONDON TOWER 00' GOLD OR WHITE• 940 SSNVC?I0a GIN w4w 10 YEAR BROOKFORD V.0. BARTON 10 YR KY BLEND KY. BOURBON HARVEY'S "f SCOTCH RESAtf . '_____ _____ ____ CANADIAN "' em 14S S•99llwamay 4.39 -_.j 11 41 'll 'fLi: u Texas Chicaoo or. 12 YR. MCHENRYKY. BRB. 5.99 69.95 SOMETHING SPECIAL .... iis'co'c. 8.99 lilT.' 99.50 KU. 86° BLEND California Minnesota I - M*May's , Mil. Resells (Wood L.May, C.Waslilngtn, Boston 6. Minnesota i Detroit 2. Chicago 1 New York S. Texas I Milwaukee A. Kansas City 3 Chicago 57; 31 46 .4SP 13tv G.Ne"Ies. NY. SS 37 45 ,451 14 H i T S-Carew. Oakland 7. Cleveland Only garnet Sch eduled TodaysGam Minnesota (Campbell 2 1? Bat, Min. . SS; 103; Oak, 101; Mun 0 Brett, KC, 91 4.49 s ,,, DRY GIN DOUBLES-MCRde. KC. 23. KNIGHTS BRIDGE 0 l(7t3 OF Proof . New Rr,ttimore at California, In) si, M. - STANLEY ! KENTUCKY L B SCOTCH VODKA 95 CASE '' _______ WHITE HORSE FOR A WAILBANGEI SCOTCH 7 YEARS OLD .L t ' _________ QUEEN ANNE Kast, Chi, 13 S. 7". 2 #v; Slug. Is ________ ______ ______ ______ MC HENRY QUAILCREEK ' t VODKA 'l:Ik!lI - 5•39 MR ED KY i_0 $ 1SFLA SUS rrSs' ________ DRY GIN ____ QUART _______________ 4.49 ___ PABST • 11T Sk _____ ____ Fewt 6b" YPIR lAW 0(0 12862 ABC - MUM PORT ____ ____ orpt* Va osa ,.'*r J ! .. Ad*- T, tp' 1 GUAsTI V*IOM .Q,fl ' 01 4 Q i \I 1 qW , I*t1Liltt JACK PROSSER FORD 'i d ' ' '' . ci.u4 CNsaal,. saaeiaoa A4fl$ Of I — 19 CENTER _____ CREAM SHERRY I Nrvul 2.98 2.29 ta01191 I 24 oz- 4 r. 1itv*...Uls. - 1 AN*DlAN (WI 79 ____ m'n',Lt."1eiu.n, _____ IT. . ,, - FLJISQIMANN QVMT 29 ° J / 8 99 II'. Soo- 3,9 - 1jj 1. iiiiiii" ii, I Of 6 1~ _ it J. BONET __!~i -.—.. ------.----.-.. SfN PAT 11 1 19 . ' "'''.' ''' , 7:20 '9:40' .. . . . 0 ~ ~~ . - 0 . i . i -. . . . . . - . . I . . . , - .- . ,_. . . I / .. •. -' - ~ 4. . * . -"r'1' - I . - t, ? .*~., - -- ~:.'t .- -%*.- * . . . -. . -- . I 4.4 - - ' '--•"•. ""p ,ç - ,- "F't •,r---- -='- , - ___i± • - - - - . - iliiliiiililliililll - If MI., I VW" A LOST: Female Pomeranian. light Call Bob Markey, Arri Directer Vicinity Princeton Reward 373 1110 - 372.2611 -si.e9 u I) LF T If R QLDOREGRO n pK i c i 0 N C B 11 1 R 0N Z E I A N 1 ft C' P I t i E J ii 9-Good Things to Eat ___________________ ______________________ K I I) . 3fl G Y G 5017 income as an AVON Repreten. pick, black eyes and tative Call 644 3079 purple hull. On Oregon Ave. ", ("110!1.arth of 46 & Just west of I 4, -- -_ F EW _________ _________ DI ' S A S 13 A 13 K P C S V C) T 0 1 1 M I I K D A U S ft K 18 Help _____ we ' have ft A U I A T S I T M F: U 0 M H S U U mmnstrativ,ex ec utlye, seci work desired by mat ure attractive, energetic, experienced woman. Write Resident, 411 Plantation Blvd Lake Mary, or call 371 0054 Live in baby sitter, for one child, small salary. Call 134 3032. I IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a b6ckwu , vp. dows, ot dissafta y in the plattle. FWd ach NOTICE car we It Ia so vs - best buys. ALABASTER GRANITE BRONZE IVORY PLASTER OF PARIS TERRA EBONY MARBLE STEEL DISAELED I Legal W. TOMORROW: The Circus N ofice AMERICAN ' VETERANS NOTICEOFAPPLICATION 0 . FORTAX DEED ' Chapter . __________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY _______________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS , undersigned. pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" chapter $45 09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and SemInole County. Florida, for VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Dec. 21) Your "markers" may beialledlntodayonobligations WaNtedtOId. '. Mal Beniamin F Canty Jr or Evelyn Sanlurd _____________ certificates has filed said cei' tilicates for a tax deed to be ther eon, The certificat e numberS Business GIVEN, it i isi.aISISURI MATINEE WED. epwr ' ' ' , (,n,kIt ________ _______________________ ________________ _________________ ,f,tw. 3 r" A'Ø ' , 7:30 1st Tues. and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was as sessed are as follows: Certificate No 131 Year of Issuance 1N$ Description of Property s', L011 & All LoT S Bik 10 YR 0 Early Birds 7:15p.m. ______________________ ____________________________ ______________________ you Did k.no.', that your or organization can Club . I ".' .. --- ' ! ; - .W '.%eek? This is an ideal ay to inform the public of ycur ..L! p. .1. club activities ____________________________________I __________________________ _______________________________________ ii Jt\AMECAti LEGION a -. ,.. ._.... '"'f ,.,. . •..i_ ' ... .;fl .1 'I PoTS) ,".'. 1': Lll :'...,.., .. 11 c: 1 Mite 'CTPiøf ,snforc1 His', - t " '•'' . . . - • k' . . . T',i,jfI1I1!i_-' - ' -k -- Z- -I 1 1WIl.''.. fljffI'S--1" - ?1j-jfft---=-- ''7- '' " . ~ - -M . I .: ,- "',- E ~ - TUIlt 20 - Feb. ':'- .. 6H ___ MIDNIGHT SHOW C'..'JB SPECIAL ;t' ' - . . Z - - - * ',-' . Deputy Clerk Publish- July I. IS. 72, 79, 197, OEP1I ] . . , - - 0 , -- to .- i_. I T .. -, - _ t_ __ ~ . . - '. s' r . IS ' '. ....... .. . . ut-quiif - I —- .1 - I ,,,,,. lt''!. i zt~_ - ~ Vi_T4- " ''-.'.V'' NOTICE Is hereby given that, pu rsuant to an cruter or Fjn,ir Judgment entered in the abo ~ r .. .. L0151j1') ,• -"S \, , ,. ""'' . -. " % 3 "/ - . - ,; "/ \j/ : '2.' - . RESERVE ASSN FLEET . - ' ..... Prø5 MQr Pcanso Uattti.w _________ flus'net Meeting rd Monday- 7000 Cub I4our% 3pm Pl, lclostd Wed) It T he, ry?00Q __________________ if your Club or organization woId like to be included in th i s ltting call: - THE HERALD . CLASIFIED DEPARTMENT Tampa. Florida Publish JuIr 1 DEPIO 37? 2611 - -. . - . '. *1N. I:- ; i' oi,ioo Fvc'yMon & Sat •.' Attorneys W Plaintiff 72$ F Keimned y Blvd By: Joy Stokes _____ . ~. . - _2F~~ - 0 .~7_ --. - Clerk of 'he Circut Court 99 VS EARL C DAVIS and KATHERINE upon KIRK N KIRKCONNELL, door cii the Seminole County Attorney for pli.'nlitf. at Post Office C ourthouse, in Sanford, Florida. at Boa 1537. Winter Park. Florida the hour of 1100 AM on July list 37759, arid file the original with the Clerk ol the above styled Courtonor WllNESSmynlnd and the seat ot C4 iuly otherwise a udgment may be en 1973 tered against you for the relief (Seal) demanded in the Compla.nt herein Atthur H t3eckwitb. Jr WITNESS my hand and teal of Clerk ci the CirCu.,1 Court said Cou rt, this 3rd day of July 1975 By' Elaine RiCharcle tSeall Deputy Clerk Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr Harry M Hobbs. P A III I IIERCI!IES - -,. - - (Jan. 19)It'snotagooddaytochange proven work routines. An operational change could prove INES Il4 - __ - A firm "No" (5 F2BI9HIfsT I - ~Z~_ _ =_~_ - - - __ -. . - .. __.V____-_1_, - - .~ MEETINGS 1PM- 7rdari, ' than a weak "Yes." AQUARIUS , GO:iN .s as, ns*mm,c,,' to, and Seminole Count', Florida LOt 39, Block G. NOR TH captioned case. I will sell the ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION 5 Prop e rty situated in Seminole of UNIT I as per plat recorded In County. Florida, described as Plat Book 17. pace 3), Public Lot 109, Less the Road if W Frank Records of Seminole COUnty, L WoodrufI' Subdivision, Plat Florida Book 3, Page 41 of Seminole County has been filed against you. and you Public Records. are required to serve a copy of your at public tale, to the higheSt and best _____________ III * . I. -, =_ .1ppear in this listing each NO. 7$.963CAOC.A F C, iooc,r. SR DARBARR. A. ARMSTRONG, his L DAVIS hs wile. wile, Address Unk nown OefennTs YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SALa L ____________________________ _______________________________ THE BULLET FRIF.D C!4ICKEN Sanord . TO DAVID M ARMSTRONG 1 J4IS COSURN ugi. .I NOTICE OF SUIT PlSCE(Feb. 20- March 20) You're lucky today, but 6OSECONDS __________ _____________ within certain bounds. I)on't _________________________ chances. FUPYONWHEELS i IhJ5 BITE _7otis' 2'30 ___________________ _______ flat FrtnthAve . - better 11111611P. (/Asfl '.r' 'ltu.,, . P . ,17 Meetings PlaW,11, pressure you into decisions that that an action to foreclose a mor are a g ains t your better tQW3t' on the following property fl ___ _______ 19 WITH PASINT and Pic' lit 2101 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE - L I ___________________________ _______________ Defendants 19) SHOw ADULTS I)NjSORRY 7:15 NO KIDDIES II I wife, CAPRICORN (Dec Jan Try not to let others PART 2 1 1.79 - I' :' DAVID M ARMSTRONG and SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF BARBARA A ARMSTRONG. his FLORIDA. what now. J udgen:ent. .. 1' , 25TH CAsE SIll Oil 'S - -. , 323 6353. 32 2 1970, eve% __ I Wanted _________ licensee to help us make sales. F orrest Greene. Inc N F T I N A R G E Y R 0 T C I V I P 11 PIMdI lUll tad box 21-Situations ftnted ________ li stings. We We n"d arvother real estate ~ '' U R 0 A y Work your own hours. Earn extra Peas, ycxj A X A N N 0 1. I .0 I 0Y G ( Beautician wanted. full or part time, Nice a1mospere. Call 1S2fl Ask for Mary Ellen Pure H Honey 1101 W, 3rd St., Sanford ABNN01RAN I) A k 1. T ' %%• cre for walled in private estate. With pool. cars. shopping, etc. Prefer ma sc uline fefnile, since husband is confined to wt*sl chair Must drive 1.39$-ISIS ore, two 7223951 ______________________ ___________________ s vo A I S 11 T K 13 T N S I,. 1) A I A [3 Room, board, pay.' Yong lady seeks all in one person to help 25th St. 377 Child Care In my home. SIS T P R K 'r 1 0 ft U I ft A BABY'S WORLD -- i Needed immediately, service station attendant, Also a mechanic Apply to Bell's Union 76, Longwood Care for Infants to a,je 2 only. 41 E. EA - I Y L P.' 32370)1 Complete Child care services New Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3fl R i S National Auto Sales 6-Child Can? Sculpture Materials R o v I N I) A .1 F ii U .9 A A S C be t "'5i1 -.--._ '. Newspaper experience required Applicant must be well Organized, an excellent speller, •rxi enloy telling on the IeIepI,on. LOST Female Irish Setter, 5 mos old, in vicinity of Mariners brown, fail broken. flea collar N 0 R B J T A C K C I K ft 0 F A P W 0 J - .- 54 ___________ to two different parties. Do ____________________ "Ass :l5''iI'!S,lti,,,. . I ~ . - 99, REWARP I NG s K high ____________________________ ________________________ ,111111 FROM PORTUGAL . ., . . I & Found - - reason to take a pot shot at you. their suggestions may not be to GflNI (May 21- June 20) your benefit. i MAY SI TOO INTENSE ______________________ . - 1975 . 20e ;.s." The Ev en ing Herald has an opening for an IxØerienced Classified telephone sites peon upon receipt of proof of the Situations won't be helped LI on of thiS notice, the fiCtreated with respect or It may You still have to be careful In publicati BOOK 1 PAGES 56 TO 61 & 112, Ill. titious name, tow,? .J C L LOT 115, 116 & 117 you let outsiders put In their not tally at day's end. Don't arrangements with friends CLEARING AND GRADING under Name In which assessed Courtne,, two-cents' worth. take any flyers. where money or someWng of a wti;ch it is engaged in business at 268 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21 July fl) material nature Is at stake. Park Aven ue, Longwood. Florida and Calvin Bracy 32750 e ••U) I QT. CRaWFORD 414Sf CLASSIFIED SOLICITOR - NAME STATUTE OPFN DAILY 11A.M. TIL 9:% P.M—FRI. I SAT. ill. 10:30P.M. titx 58 SEEK & FIND heavier today than usual. Your checkbook will have to be 4 13 5TH flOTTL(D Al Tit tout MtI)i, QUART PoPov Cosmetologist P.'Astef preferred ,8711 Viriigar! B6? Kelpf Now all four n one capiule Ask for VB6i Faust's Djs - ________________________ . 'lIti(Ry_lP_CAUI --- _____________________________ 1 J~ qv, __________________ -'S - ,- Cardinal InduStri for an in. tec,iew, Sanford 37) OflO. ________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6442027 for "We Care"— "HottinV'. Adults or Teens. DEP)9 41 it.' 44" sosso . - 51 52 By , v*Lpo.:o*vI, SA1NUNO 5TH g I POMBAL ROSE LANCER'S ROSE for experienced Person. call CLUB OF AMERICA, Phone: 305 7712140 1st class Body & Paint MUSCATEt - ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help Secretary, excellent typing and thorthand regufred, Full time you to meet the right person just permanent pitlon, good benefits NATIONAL SINGLES yøur (" 4 ,,- ~ Ili ICASI 5TN C.AS(0I 12 IMP ITALY 238B 3750 PFF..LTOP W Dwff II (OIlDwCi IIAIIAN Cl4ASIP*r, 2(95.' 2 95 Kish Real Estate "I •44 i,. -- 11411 •$'&i UN 9 1/2 GALLON 19.95 CASE 016 GALLON BURGUNDY CHABlIS OSE 5,99 GALLON 22 .95 CASE 011 c.'ea - so _ Lecithint - - - YOUNG talk - 11 MAGNUM at 49 for pressure, Congenial office. Lets All of said property being in the Weigh your words carefully It will be a bit difficult to set a Proceed with caution. That the party interested in said County of Seminole, Stateof Florida again today, Certain parties In course of LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct 23) business enterprises is as follows: Unless Such certificate Frank J. Sobotka. Jr. the wings are looking for a to It . Priorities will be Behave today so that your tiflCOttS thkIt ...... ____________________________ Dated at Lonowond, _________________________________________ Cordng to law , neglected. the propert', reputation is protected ___________________ - County, June _______________ 'niinolC described n suCh certificate ______________________ ___________________________ LEO (July 71. Aug. costs. It's best you be idealistic, Publlth: July I. 15. 1973 certificat es will be sold to the [1OAJNMATLEVIWYDAii] DEP3I usualtoletot.herstjilnjçforyoij. rather than expedient. highest cath bidder at the court 'T3t2'3OPM -'1 25 _______________ _________________ Today house door on th 11th day of August. you will. Unfortunately, i SCORPIO (Oct. 24. Nov. fl) ________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1973 at 1100 A M Don't champion an unpopular THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Dated thiS 3rd day of July. 1973 CiS?O sNve.'p'Si•fl 114*?ae.' Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE cause today regardless of how 11110C11111111111111 CXAX Clerk of the Circuit Court FLORIDA. COUNTY, J A S strongly you feel a bout It Wai t CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1lI5CA.0j.F ?Rural By Ida Creat. till the odds are more In IASEDON THE Dtputy Clerk FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR NATIOP4'SBESTSELLER ibe stOI'y Publish' July S. 15. 77. TC.AGE ASSOCIATION, etc. favor. :al _______________ CASE OF 12 P*LWmtt RIO _____ j . CANMAN 17-12 A Lake 3 PtOn FAMILY? - I have really LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales' IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? __________________ 1/2 GAL BURGUNOY-ROSE-CHABLIS WNS SW DARMY L_''_. WAN ESTEBAN SRtSTtjt rt you VVed"rWO 29 ROSE _____ OROSCOPE ARIES(March 21-April 19) Domesti c will be a bit 18—Help Wanted - - _____ __ h the circulation, is connected to 9, 4__-Pef5flJ5 - WINNING . - . s'm.r,iy often builds stronger bones. be unusual in a man at your age Increasing bone density witbout a medical problem, I,. Si4C AWARD 349 _______________ - I thid For Wednesday, July hON 110 yEARS" B V STATE . GALLON I If ABC PORT - SHERRY SUM PlUM CA8ERNET SAUVIGNON - - _ ' _____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ dernineralizatlon. Actually, It dem,inerallzatlon. which would - 11111 $St . CAUkISIRRY SHOP. Exercise does not cause Pwa I., , SIN iv.' H arthritis of the ups, pull-ups, and other exerspine and other enndltlnna. elsea I alan recommend Nevatieless, all bone growths swinuning for olderpermo to are not the result of bone maintain strength and deneraUon and regrth. flexi bi li ty. coocH, OR USIA ?19 - S It Is true that as important. bone degenerates and reforms, You might still be able to the reforming process may exercise wi th lighter weights, 229Its SW(fTORosy GRINACHE ROSE. SEMIILON - 39 ____________________________________________________________________________________ destruction. - ,~GAI, 100'!. CALIFORNIA PREMIUM WINES 24 I effects. Of course, If you really cord to the placenta. This has do have a medical probhnUat closes off atbirth and the end of y ' AID 49 GALLON GOLD, SEAL CATAWBA W,11113 IS 39 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH I a 4. :: CMPAGR( COLDOUCI Z311CAU MAGNUM - one fixed position, a If person appreciate MOUUN ROUGE STR WHISKEY 3.99 " I'd 'i IS71-71 -1 I.- I V-1 T J,W. DANT 10 YR. ___ AT 436 GALLON l I i~ , ~1~ i 41 1% __ ~d __________________ AflYALI VODKA o. motion Is ___________________________________ ________________________ nfordAtAnciFamui yGro.jppQ 56 DEAR READER -711le first deminrralization for some could change thLngd, but for it is the umbilicus we all. have. question is whether or not you rea.sonIt may be necessary to most people I'm all for their All that Is left is a rudimentary really have demineralization. stop change the type of continuing a good exercise ligament. You have described depoeits or exereit - Maintaining both "W14 ____ _____ RUM "Sn, R c t*ir 4 1775 rA 12 of ______________ or v.rite - - -- the placenta. The baby Actually 58is riot so old and a develops a tube that will later form spurs as you 3" in or use your body weight in push, i% ,- CERTIFIED IIDuCI'C 90° GIN *woo I' " San Martin NI.WAY 17-92 - _____________ __ SrVM 93 . canal STH their full range your .comments. 4 12 I _.,., FERN PARK BURGUNDY CHABLIS 40.95 3 s,rs 10% 42.95 1.95 3 59 I'm 40.95 1 9.1"t.so-4., MuWAY 1742 GALLON 10 DOMAIIsE ____________________________________________________________________________ 9 4 PORT SHERRY IllS WP'Ilf($'ORT IMP. SPANISH ml,, whichever comes first OF DEL CONTE - Guaranfeii:4 "days or 4,000 __ k'N0D*Nmlo . , All Servi e Work - And ficulty is? Per haps I should ad%isable. as opposed to teiviing lot of people do heavy manual be the digestive tract. 7be end restrict myself just to looserdng or straining with the musicle in labor beyond Oat age with no ill of this tube is in the umbilical GIN LIGHT OR DARK TRIPlE SEC '. GALLON - - 23 may lead to a localized point of are also good sourcei of the Intestinal tract, as well what the dl!- is up exercises? PINK IAGt BAG 69 tot 'S 11 - CK"ll ou CHIANTI - PINE CKAIU$ UUTIINI Y1B 50Sf ABC of hwk iQ° , Pt*4cMlUS.CL&*IT 15 IS CASE 'IU,rvs __________ 99C _____________________________________ CNEME of CMI ' 8 12" (its.' ICE CUBES _____________________________________ __________________________________________ Indeed that I __ ______________________________ ________________________________________________ ______________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ __ ____ .-,, •:,, IZPAK AU WINE BELOW BOTTLED IN CALIf l ______________________________________ -- . I BEER 2.39 s. ____ MA.EI*l UABI4.AT144 OAIQWII MA*GA*iiA 10 00ILlBS PIBACOLACA UAITAJ OFF THE SHELF OLD TIME FAVORITE _____ Na 3 0MUT - ' ____________________________ _______ ______ ______ _____ ____ CABS Nut 85' KY BR! CAtlfO*JIIA$IlBfST 4995 CASE ________ -- -- 4995 3 ,-. 15" 62.95 3 8 YR. KY. BRB. CERTIFIED BRANDY 4 YR KY BOUNON SCOTCH - IUCSSEUT Lowcalcium plernent whic.!i might poissibly bony growth. This is why using calcium. avoIdhdemjneraljt1on If, muscles and joints through - ____ _____ _____ BRANCH -- - -- 37,95 ..',. VODKA OLD REPEATER TOM SIMS ________ SHISM a GREEN STRIPE does? Is there any diet sup- 319 4.49 , dernineralization Owt occurs Noon Friday __________________________ on my right wrist, ..'. $1 LONDON DRY c*i. 1 .99 PLACE GREEN LONG 2 - 20 21 28 29 30 31 fl 33 _________________________________ 35 36 47 148 you have a diet that could twd for thiede twiplU(nis" , _ - Before Publication For lurlher Information call 423 Ass7 - - my left elbow, and a small one cawuA by improper forms of ol! fortified skirn milk a day or diverticulum is a rare birth exercise. Isometric exercises Its equivalent in buttermilk or defect found in about 0.3 to 2.0 Shiottld I stop putting any are a good example. Sustained in low4at cattage cheese to per cent of the strain on all arm and shoulder strain on one point whre a provide enough calcium. When are in Me yo joints, as using the Bullworker ligament or tendon attaches Canned salmon and collards development stage before birth or . 114 is PIAC" CM(1*y 8 YR. MR. ED KY 11,010 10l, 1 HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS - CACAO By LAWRENCE E. t.AMB Sunday _____ you're familiar with. Just during weightlessness In common In our population, wife and like organic foods. recen tly! have noticed a small, prolonged ace fligh ts, particularly In your age DEAR READER For bony growth on the outside of Locallzedbonygxowthcanbe group. Be swe to use a quart benefit of others, Meckel's 5.97 8.49 PEPPIA$II*T SCNU.?P1 KENTUCKY 35% 8 YR BLEND __________ USHER'S SOUTHERN COMFORT (IQUfUR 725 VIA SUG •zS*a' f's. .' £.i C1111111114 D1 MEiTNE SC ITCH LEWIS "66" KY 8 YR 90' 1YR KY. BOURION Good - ______ _______ ______ _____ " Ace" _________ . "Bullworker," which I'm sure ______ _________ 8 85 FtA SUG ~1 1 1 1 6 M SPRINGS CANADIAN IMP. TEQUILA JOSE CORTIZ MEXICO - '-l1rj. - IJOU!UR -- - 41 42 ___________________________ - - SUG A COMEAU _____ cult ART 11W p.49 OUAkT CANADIAN SCOTCH SORtED IN SC0TD - SCOTCH ISSILA VSOP COGNAC 7.99 i IIAtU ____ ______ IU Oak. 126. 667, 310, M L olich. Ott. 10$. 647, 331; Bird. KC, 63, 447, 311. Hargan, Tea. 33, 647, 2.14; Busby, XC, 116, 647, 267; MTofrez. Cal. 95. S4. 44) — as" V00408 pow Am ___ _ 8 YR. GIN --------- --. - - . . . ___ _____ j', QUAIL CREEK 940 ENGLISH "".' 's ' 95 " Ill J*4$i.' — 4.49..,. 49 95 STANLEY KY VODKA _____ tc;it. I'Gu(v.' It SAXONY BEEFEATER MAKI 1 _____ ______ 49 95 CASE LIQUEUR - - 38 4.0 shoulder, and a doctor said it __________________________________ Ihavespokentomanyfamily was due to demlnerallzatlon doctors, and they have nevei• and advised me to stop lif ting through exercise was one ap- then the cause needs to be given me a diet, and 111 Insist I switched to a proach to prepare men for the identified and corrected If they give me an ulcer diet. I WHITE I" NEAPOLITAN SCOTCH Is P1 ___ _______ ____ ___________ _ ( _____ Ick. Cle, 14: Horton, De'. U; Mayberry, XC, 14; Burroughs, Ye.'. 16 $10LEN BASE 5—R;y,rs , These Certificates are for Cash Savings at Jack Prosser Ford! . ___ OLD STANLEY( 10 Cfe'vetanj (Hood 7-Il at Oak. Otis, xc, 79; North, Oak, 73: land (Bosman 53 or Holtiman LeFlore. Det, 9 71, (ri) PITCHING (S Dec is'on)— Wednesday's Games Palmer . gal. 13-5, 772, 191; Cieland at Oakla Chicago at Detroit, () Texas at New York, (nI Milwaukee at Kansas City, 6 YEAR 35% , k.. 'JGHT OR DARK PUERTO RICO'S FINEST BOND'S MILL . Remy, Cal. 1 0 Brett, KC. I. NY. 19; R.Jacksen. Oak. to; Hend r i _________ _________ RUM - 17 ___ ______________________________________________________ "ITS4Y*$ IETIEN' MIS _______________________ . __________________________________________________ CANADIAN WISER 15 YR. CANADIAN 80N08 99.... 99.50 MR. ED KY. GIN TEACHER S CERTIFIED ' MItkj. iVf•vers 4-11 at KanSas City (Leonard 4), In) Baltimore (Palmer 135) at — GIN 90 0 Pr., ____ - . Dog drinkers. weights. GIN. RUM.VOUKA 4995 JACOVIN SLOE GIN '. 26 127 37 bloodpressureandan Inherited .. appeared on my left SCOTCH WISER'S 10 YR. d 19 - Meckel 's diverticulum, ' 3 Lines Minimum For lamiIiei or friends of problem __________ line CC ____________________________________________________________ 10 'if ____ ____ _____ - and still love to do so every day. £. WORLD'S LIGHTEST STR BOURBON DILutE 'D4llcIt, .ui, ___________________ _____ Chalk, Cat, 70; Rdi, OaK. 19; Lynn. flsn. 1$ Yastrzen',ski, Rsn. 1$ TRIPLES_-Orta. CIII, 9, Ply en. Cat, 7; LeFlore. Del. 6. at i'S$.li - 4lC a line 31c a line - __ _________ 34 program, includlngexercfsesto maintain strength. DEAR DR. LAMB I have Dr. Lamb exercise In older people. I am 58, have exercised a ll my life, KY BOURBON 86-80 CANA01AN PREMIUM 5.99 ft-, 68-95 900 GIN KNIGHTSBRIOGE - * OT. WATERFILL Al FRAZIER11?ofI 6.49 sori, NY, In; McRae. KC. 97; 6 12) at 0. froil (Coleman 4 11). in) Texas Bacsik 1-2) at York (Hun'er 110), (n) YR. 860 OLD STANLEY 5.49 e,u, 61.95 Of. ABC 8 YEAR SCOTCH - - 5.99 a,- 71-75 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE 86° QUART 10 YR. SILAS HOWE. 5.99 491-11- 61.95 (N IMP. FRENCH Sam Of. 8 RUNS BATTED IN-Horton, 1; Lynn, Bsn. 51: G.Sco$t. 31 47 47$ 2 , STAEGER :j ki'l .1:gij Na =f- p CERTIFIED BRANDY 1141111,111 111) Another World g Fcxji' years ago a small bone 399 QUART 3:00 Underdog 9.Noon Noon The YOUR " The Colonel (24) F ee li ng Good (35) Mayberry RFD 50 SIAGRAM V 0 TEACHERS SCO3CH JIM BEAM p,i ii$ City 45 37 .519 4 40 44 416 12 iT B0USO possible harmful effects of 47 75 CAcJE .49 i.ui 4ii.i (4 _____ (44) - 9 1?ru S times 6hru 23 timei 26 times DEADLINES 53 Italian City f:.4 Eiploit 57 C.ircj '.ime 63 FLA SOLIVINIA - GIFT 801 ASST SCOTCH - ' ouaa, :c0zMccO I1i XJJ _ (13) McKeever Journal ghborhood river 16 (9) ABC News (24) BIll Moyers Off SATURDAY , 25 - RATES - 52 8 18 (24) Viila Alegre (33) Lost In Space 6:00 (2,6, '.9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,5) NBC News Martian It MONDAY thru FRIDAY 41 Extinct bird 4 . __ "11 Show s Mr. Rogers See (44) Phil Doitahue IS VODKA ______ HAR WOOD SCOTCH IOTTLIDIR _______ maE Y3 ______________________________________ EIIn I 'i fl [•1'J:1.r.i DARK ANNE ____ GEO. DICKEL ITS SAACIIAIIL TENN WHISKY (9) Nei CI'C..1 13 S ILSET ABC 1000 I Now You (24) DEAR DR. LAMB-My question has to do wi th the LONDON TOWER ABC RUM LIGHT QUEEN _____ KY 1110URION High Rollers (6) The Fugitive 10 KY 94 11:00 (2,0) 2 - And Travel World Reason (35) My Favorite (44) Green Acres 12:00 (1) Great Mysteries 3.99QUA,, GIN ' 10:30 (2,0) Wheel 0 Fortune (6) Gambit 19 Certain uropean Lost In S pa ce Guiding Light (9) $1® Pyramid (24) Family At War 2:30 (2.0) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And. Best HOURS 1:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. - - (13) WOTT Sports Deal 2:00 (6) (44) Father Knows CAWLtCiJ "i _______ Wide World Of (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club M e- ___ 15 5:30 (2) News (6) 'Andy Griffith (9) Let's Make A (I) Romper Room Entertainment ___ SCHENLEY TEQUILA IMP. (6) Joker's Wild ..... Club (44) CLASSIFIED DEPT. _____ ______ B Cbmin icoll I 37 Sneer 9 33 12 Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse st at, CUlT's' SARI SCCICN VOD 86' (9) (44) 35' SM111111110111 VOW .._ = SCHENLEY KY. BLEND Sweepstakes 1 (24) Mister (6) As The World Turns 831-9993 10 Erect 3 Braz!in Ii Low haunts 36 FoItowr 7 Gullets 43 Pr.p,')1 - 1 Park Winter - _______________________________ -_' 5:00 (9) Dinah Lives (2) Celebrity goddess 41 Disfigure 47 Fe.,t,j,i ADS Orlando 322-2611 EL AT A _____ 64 Require railways (coIl) 42 Medical lab) 25 Metal alloy 71 Too 43 Ceramic 29 Strange 23 Drunkards fr4CS DOWN 31 Aged 7' The 45 Pays attention 34 Auricles 1 P a ssage Venerable tO 35 Zoo denizen charge 46 Genus of 36 Thought Fr) 2 Soviet City 76 Incur sion willows 37 3 Operatic 27 Clumsy boa! 47 Bird's home 38 Church seat heroine 25 Compass point 48Copenhagener 39 Year between 4 Ship's spat 30 Morning 49 Memorandum 12 and 20 5 Teats asunder moisture 51 Persia (44) Gilligan's Island Theatre (35,44) Movie 1:30 (2,1111) Days Of Our Seminole _qjt A tab) - LIGHT OR DARK ____ Movie ___ SSCASF ____________________________ __________________________ • RUM 6 E RIVERS ____ Welt Kans ...L. 1 (6) _____ oVODKA 11 Casselberry _______________________________ '""' ________ 4.88 DELUXE 6111&%-_'i .Lr'cui 10:00 ____ 63 Dawn 24 Eastern state CLASSIFIED _ 60 Bushy CIrnrI 61 Poker tie 62 Philippe SwOetsop Wht 18 Gladdened 7° S*OfdS 22 Type of boat City Council (24) Masterpiece Junction 10:00 (2,0) Police Story (6) Barnaby Jones (9) Marcus Welby (13) lane Grey Theatre 10:30 (13) June Allyson 11:00 (2,6,0,9) News Club () 7 (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show _________________________ ROYAL NIV(i A1OI Con. W I. Pct. GB BATTING 1700 at bats)— Carew. Mm. 370: Hargrove, 1) 31 531 Tex, 335. Mvnon. NY, .377, 44 39 Sv 30 41 .41 5 Oak, 315 3 RUNS — Lynn, BSrL SI, Yastr. 31 46 .125 9", zemski, Bsi'i. 5); Hendrick, Cle, Boston 2AM DRINKS 48 3 ____ LA. Ill; Reuscti,I. Chi , Cl; Boram, Chi, 92 . w"Oq ________ ..r ' ton I SCOTCH I..A SUG RESALE ________ ________ * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park * Hi-Way 17-92, At 436, ______ so _____ 6u. y7y. PPiilaee$pbia at CinCinnatI. S Stone, Ch, 63, .667, 7.93; Kir. (n) by, Cm, 6.), .ô, 443; Richard, Montreal at HouSton. ,st,, 4-3. .647, 4.27. SJn Frii5co at St. Lc'jis, STRlkE3UTS—Mef%mith, Am.rk.s Leafuç V HEDGES kulee BUTLER ------'i LORD ' CANADIAN 7 ('Cf OUNCE ALL ________ ______ _____ .4.97.. 6.99.., P.Jrwws. SO. 11I.S. fail ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ______ WORLDS LIGHTEST________ CANADIAN P15 ILA SUG 115*11 706. 700; (n) SSS(CflH GIN • NOAt( VODKA Billingtsam, Cm, 103. .769, 367; S.aver, NY, 12 1, 750. 1 IS: Gull*tt, Ci.. 93. .750, 2 09; Mrs Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. temith. LA. 173, . f$I,l Pgh, 15; G,F os ter. Cm, 15; at Kingmaru, NY. 11. Schmidt, Phi, 11; SfarQell, Pgh, 14. at Cincinnati (Nolan 75), Montreal (Renko 4 5) of Houston (Roberts 1 10), ( n) San Francisco (Falcone 64) at St. Louis IGibson 2 7), (n) - WISER 'S 1OY CANADIAN 86' KY BLEND irslytAks$tnfi IA 6; D.Parker, PgPi. 6; Garr, All, 6; GrIffy, C'n, 6. HOME RUNS—Luilnsiul. Phi, at Atlanta (Morton 90), In) Los Angeles (Sutton 12$) Pittsburgh (Ellis 61). VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' WHYTE & MACKAY O.F.C. ______ it ONE TRIPLES-kejinger, Chi, I; Grass. Htn, 7; R Met zger, Htn, "' IMP FRANCE H(NRIPHILLIP[ ,tl'tl,pw'w: FULL $0' PROOF u , Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 3 Houston S. Mon treal 1 St. Louis I. San Irancisco 6 Only games Scheduled P. BRANDY V.S. O . TEQUILA ' 0MM? __________________________________________________ 1i; LIGHTORDARK ORIGINAL MEXICA'd OFC RUM isie SUNRISE ______ f4 MOST OF IMISE FilCh OPI N _______________ 1YEvoky P$lCtS , ARE '6 TO '9 BELOW SUNDAY P(lJ$A4Lwft1 [QLESALE CASE 1151 ___________________________________ SPECIALS *M0 ______________ IN CURRENT ISSUE DAILY SPECIALS 'T ' FLA BEVERAGE GUIDE 1 _______ STANLEY JACUIN Hawaii 9:30 (13) Honey West IT S $ A*0 IT I tAT TROPIC ,1 SALE1S. ThRU SAT., JULY 12th __________ _____________ •' 2 ABC SCOTCH 8 YEAR -. GREE Five-0 (13) Carolina Country (35, 44) Movie 9:00 (6) -- 41 _____ LIGHT OR DANK RUM 745 FLA SUG (SAt .1 FIowr 58 S9Sert (35) Batman Machine (6) News () Ryan's Hope (I, 9) Movie (44) Fury 17 (5) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Wnter Park (44) Variety 1:00 (2, I) Ma rble (6) Mike Douglas (6) M A S H (9) Movie L)rrill Y.tltrip. (or CANADIAN PREMIUM ______ 868' CANADIAN BACARDI $ O FLA SUG if 1*11 2,jJo (6) Search For Tomorr ow (9) All My Children 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 14 Awry 15 16 Hot used (44) Three Stooges 1:00 (2. 5) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) You Don't Say (24) Sesame Street (44) Mick ey Mouse Club (6) Young And R estless 1 Jackpot (9) Eyewitness (24) intercom 24 (33) Big Valle y Tennessee Tuxedo 12 Opetaftc 5040 ShOW (24) Firing Line Ca.-itain Kangaroo ca 8-30 (2, 1) Movie Petty, who has won half of the 16 National Association forStockCarAutoRacing(NASCAR)events thlsseason, now has 2,02N) polnLs to 2.171 for ninnerup Dave Marcis and 8:00 (6) (44) Dinah ° SCOTCH 'MACGREGOR - Lifestyle ____ SUNSET YEAR CANADIAN PLACE CLAN .. ' . ' ________ _________ .stretches Ws runaway lead in the Grand National point ______ CANADIAN STANLEY . (9) Happy Days (33) American AVIERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER -- 1000 VODKA 8 YR. a.86 __________ Richard Petty's l)AYTONA BEACH (AP) victory in the Firecracker 400 stock car race here July 4 SaturLiyi first cxhiljitioi'i game at Chicago. SIMS KY ABC 6 YR. KY. TOM National League National Leaque East BATTING 2OC at W L Pct. GB pan. Cm, Madiock, Chi. SO 11 617 Pittsburgh .331; Phi, 333; Bows. Iii Philphia 17 37 .560 Phi. 3)1 Sanguillen, Pgh, .377. New York 11 3$ .5)9 RUNS— Lopes. LA. 61; Cash, St. Louis 39 17 III 1) PhI, 60; Morgan, Cm, 5$; Rose, 39 IS Chicago Cm. 56 . Cedeno, Htn. Montreal 31 13 412 11 RUNS BATTED IN—Lu West :inski, Phi. 73; Bench. Cpn, 69; Cincinnati 55 79 655 Morgan. Cm, s, Watson, HIn, Los Angeles 47 3$ 5$3 57; Staub. NY, 54, S Francisco 39 44 170 S" HITS—Cash. Phi, ill; Oar. San Diego 30 15 .451 161 I vey, LA, 1)5 Rose. Cm. Ill; Atlanta 36 16 139 II MadIock, Chi, 106. Bench. Cm. l'4OuStOfl 30 57 343 76' 98. Mor gan. Cm. 96; Wat son Monday's Results n. go Pittsburgh S. Chicago 0 DOUBLES—Bench, Cm, 7$, New York 3. Atlanta 1 23: Grubb, SD, 22; s'.ho Oen, Squares MovIe 8:00 (2, 5) Adam 12 Petty Boosts Lead JACKSONVII1,E (All) - The Jacksonville ExpressoftheWorlc1Foothal1[ngue has cu tjtsterto and Coach (7harlie Tate."~s Iw will relea-se eight more by spokesman at his office sa id he was wavering about a ,— for the New York Cosmos." Prcfjlej in 50 Redacted 55 Duck 56 BuHnc che 13 Epoch (3 Uncle Huble 12:00 (2, 44) News Education 6:30 () Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 1) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 (9) Hollywood standings (or the season. WSCOREBOARD__ __ 1 - National automobile racing. _ Shula said When they talk sports, s always village of Mullenupon returning from the tiny Farming shook. "The only thing they know is that 11ele is playing (2) 8 Twu And AFTERNOON Almanac 6:23 (24) village where his father was born, the Miami Dolphins' coach found out In a vacation trip. Almanar (6.1) Sunshine &15 (13) Wesleyan Singers Orange County School Board (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line (I) Let's Make A Deal - ress Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Of Anim& order late Monday at the conclusion of a lMour hearing. Marty Robbins reportedly has decided to return to Grand 6:00 (9) (9) Wild World MIAMI tAP) The fame Don iula hi gafncd in the National Football league hasn't reached th e Hungarian Country music singer -- MORNING () I'i. is RlgPt () General Hospital (24) Woman (35) (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Ll (24) Liilas Yoga I N" 44 Tuesday. Julyl, iflS-7A ___________________________ E L A I N E 1+ LL E j5 _ L A T H 5 ' L! ____ T C I ÔMAHA 5 C M e tirij 5U N UN I P T ATIgrA Pronoun 48 Cree for 'flht8flCe 1 Lnther 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of LII. (S) Movie (9) Brady Bunch (24) Electric Company (3si Florida Lifestyle 11:53 (6) News Wednesday 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line # Shula: 'It's Always Soccer' ues 12:30 (S) Tomorrow Show Tuesday EVENING . striking Flagler Dog Track face $10,000 fines each or jail for contempt of court for refusing to race theErogs. Dade County Circuit Judge Harvey DuVal issued the Robbins Back On Track bases. Pat Johnson and Jim : SS Sanford, Fl. L E F iv ACRO - MIAS11 (AP) -INventy-two greyhound kennel owners allegedly butted former Minnesota North Stars' player Henry Boucha in the ye wi th a hockey stick, ________ Moose extra team. A suit by 15 past and present players contends It The Forbes case, which Is the first of Its kind in and walked four, Moose collected three hits and they all were for Charges MINNEAPOLIS,h1inn. (AP) "It seems like being ar. i in the first. third and fourth for Elks. fie struck out three innings, Guilty choices Elks won the first game 8-3 teammates j Ad and and Moose evened the series George Dixon slapped singles. wi th an 11.5 victory. Joe Smith went the distance Moose scored two runs each on the mound for Moose, in the first, third and six th allnwing hits, striking out ________ Not Hockey-Assault To week with a 6.3 win over Elks. with a double and single, and _________ _-JJ Pleads Forbes Meose captured the Sanford Edmonds stroked triples and Junior Baseball League best(. Mike Fa ll slammed a double. three game championship last Richard Fredricks led Elks - BRIEF TONIGHT'S - - Hodgepodge Evening Herald Pr evi ous Puzzle Ariw.c to Gary Player, CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) defending hL! title, will begin the British Open g championship over the tough Carnoustie course Wednesday with Ic S than two compiet ounds of practice. By contrast, Jack Nicklaus, rated top fvorite with bookies, has been practicing on the 7,065-yard, par-72 links since last Friday. On Saturday Nicklaus shot a sevenundet-par 65 and a Iiveunder-par6ilnalong hardworking dziy nndsaidhe had made his gRood scores too early. MINNEAPOLIS, Minu. (AP) Rep. Jack Kemp, RNY., one-time president of a football players' association, testified for the National Football League Monday In defense of the league's "Rozelle rule." Kemp said the rule has players and increase of players playing out their options and sIgning wi th differen t clubs. The nile, under challenge in u.s. iistrict court, auows NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle to award players or at 'to a team which loses a pla ye r to another Wins Moose To Begin British Open Defends Rozelle Rule - - . _f ~___ _~i-~; ~ I - - ip -- - ~ w . . - I - .. __ - ...,., .- . ? ,. - - ~_ 7" 1, - - i __ _V ~~--.-I~---i----~,7~--~--~.i~.7!7--z--~- ~_ ~-- - ~ --_ - -__ - _~, __ - ~~_A -- . ~ - . . . . ~;, - - -~ -- ~ . -. - - - I . . -. .. I - .' -/ �' ''' S.---. ..-- -- - .... .. ... -. ...- . ...........' -. 5 ..-,..- ..'.L........ - .5 , . .- ,;. --5- ',--, '.''r.. --------------- 6 Tuesday,JuIy,i _______ 25—Loans I 31—Apartments Rentals - 29—Rooms - '- C - or 3730147 ____________________________ New Duplex. Furn i unfumn Drapes, Water, Lawn Care 373 1671 or 666 63M ------ Thinking about that summer vacatlon'Getabettercarthrv,ugh theclasilfiedath 'ntoday'spapor De-Bary. Alulti Lovety large 1 bed room, air, ideal for retired persons. Nice I beoom apartment, air, carpeted, only $103 Adults, 372 7296 eves & wk ndS _____________________________ 2 If you are tiri'd of tr'png to gvt the('lumber, the roofer, the e-le'c !r,Clbn, the yard man, try Corn fortable ano secure BRAN TOWERS 3731130 L Larry - DELTONA 30-Apartn'senfsurnd ______________________________ PC NEW SMYRNA BEACH Ocean front cCv'inmnum. 7 BR. 2 oath, pool, completely furniShed, wt$.ty or monthly rates 323 0537. 3lA—pIexes Apply iCotjntry Club Road after - - 3Resort *utni PARKAVENUEMOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive IlOup ________________________________ _--_ _______________________ Ir " S _____________________________ "" home Lady only S WALuPe APARTMENTS ADULTS. P40 PETS 116W 2nd St _. Bedroom, 1', bath, Florida room, JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTAI( INC. CENERAL CONTRACTOR 32—Houses Unfuniished . Ar(. o'..r Qettingold' Is your income 'mited? Arryoulonely? Wh nOt ti.e a? BRAM TOWERS. , Two Story 3 bedroom house, large fenced yard. central ar & heat, CALL OWNER- 322 4193 or 373. 7166. 3 BR. carpeted, central air. heat, fireptace, all trIc kit (hen.? lots, 5)7.500 best fcr. 321 0707 ________________________ Aitômonte Springs — 3 Bedroom. 2 bath,largeiot, I.100.lt.Iiving area. double garage. V),0130 613 Powell Drive. 1399030 If you can Qualify we otter you convenience — eicIlent mMn- Sanford. clean 7 BR, 1 bath, fully carpeted. $180 per mo, lit & last. 'mince — security and in '?I SM6 tkIi resstant ren'als ORAM TOWERS Sanford, 37) £130. _____________________________ 3 Bedroom, l" bath, in good quiet Sanfol-dIocation SliSmo Call 372 .ASTERS COVE 7760 - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN * "Get ' Em While * Osteen.7 BR. air, kitchen equipped, carpeted throughout On 2' * ' Lovely2 BR, I baTh. living,din,ng. / BeTrC!r untumniShed apt, air.' atl to wail carpet 1123 month SO c'amage- oepos,t 70) F list St. P N C 3?) IP9 after 530 _____________________________ _______________________ . 31Apartrnents Furnished ______ ________________________ Monthly Rentals Available $133 11 C - Color IV QUALITY lNN-NORTH 1& SR 434. Lgwood L S S Floridi room, wall wail carpeting, 5170 cer mo DeRary - I bedroom, 1', bath home, 13 mos. old, like n. . _____- MAIIIAPIDFLEAMART 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sd? & Sun 9 S fenced yard ________ _______ Shaded Fenced yard, 3 bedrooms. I bath, D,jp to smoke damage. mercp,andjs' Buttons artI. 5?? 01)0 . appliances, corner Broke, .107W Commercial Sanford3fl 'itt a 5 Garlens JUST ARRIVED - 532.500 for thiS beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath home erross from tenniS court. Kitchen equipped, central heat 1. aIr. Florida room Give us a call for n'ore details home with large family room Tropcal Iandtcapinq, many trees Kitchen eguip'd rn.soo REALTOR REALTY Anime Your MLS Agency - eg Re-al Estate-Broker hOE 25th St. 3226635 AFTER HRS 372 3991 By owner, like new. 7 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, '' patio, new kitchen, Hurry & yu can choose your carpet coiorsi Oti REST BUY. 6311332 - FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY 4 acre- egg ranch near Sanford, 3 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR bedroom, 1 bath home, ap. proximately 13.000 laying hens — Company SuppIie hens, feed, and 2545 PALMETTO AVE.. 3 bedroom, h" bath, kitchen equipped, Con materiaI.Grojses$),$)per ve-nient to shpoping Drive by and mOoth Good terms to Qualified calt 572.9)0 COUPITPY HOME- 5 7 Acre-s. lovely 2 Story Older home (estimate over 100 Yr's.) In ex. SHADED LOT IN COUNTY- Small, neat 2 bedroomp,ome, central Pie-at lair, elfin kitchen. fireplace-, beautiful tree's $11,300. Adjoining lots a',allable for 13.300 Patio Houses Large 3 biro.yn. 7 bath, includes diSposal and disPiwasner, me-rn bershlp in junior Olympic poOl. tenn; court 576.500 Stemper Realty Central FIQr,das I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large '.'. . lr,trea,,onaf fCilltie- ifltdiq pool and tennis court MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR •.ii ench 3777371,332 1194,337 1914 337 1959, 3324164 COMPARE - Bennett Realty Inc. I Bedroom home. range & refrIgeratnr, Utility shed, fenced yard Don't mis's this great buy at 175.600 with FHA available. 105 Sanora Ave 372 $771 SI Friday. I S Sat & Sun __________________________________ _______________________________ CALL PlOW !oving? Why - - -- BRAND NEW HOME WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! front Ioadd.luxes.wing machine. I??; ll'jo.a'. 3 BR, 1' bath, utras, No down. Assume payments, Trailer. $104 31 mo on rental lot. 8345427 after I & all dy Sat, & 5 Owner of $61 or 10 payments of 59. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Dcwnte'wn 372 9111 ve.I.1144 _____ ____ ______ ___________________ ______ _______ ________ _____ ____ - , . King ,i:e Bed. Mattress, Botspring&Framo 634 ___ __________ _ _________ Pmii I _______ 1 , ____________ a - Tatal Pr ice 1$.Hl fler.,e,,se. III x -. ;. . ____________ ______ _______ ______ . '_ - _ -- Ow lsftJre la DILT0WAI0I1*y 01 WE'LL, BUiL. GREGORY MO3ILE HOMES 3l03OrlandoDrive Sanford373 5700 C Close to everything yet away from it all Large Wooded Jots •Street lights .Paved streets sSewers •Sdewaiks • Lake Mary. S Acres between 3ra & 4th St at Vanfluren St. Near Sa.00l Bruno Bellucci, 1912 LOut St. Crystal Laka, IllInois, 60014 ______________________ _______________ - '- I73 BuIck Lesabre. ldr.. air Oni, 12.500 327 1991. AflII' 3. call 377 7371 - 67—Uvestock.Pounry - _______________________________ 1964 Buick Riviera, original pain' mag wheel's. lO000mIt Must be seen. Original owner. 3fl.tj betweenlO&7 ________________________ Horses 3321941 For -- APPLIANCES)?) 0697 Cash Your Junk Cars 373 9136 By' Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish June 21. July 1, I. 15, 1975 Ambasiacior Station Wagon. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLV'SE.46 SanfOrd)?) 1fl3 DEO 14, air. extras, inspected, lOw mIleage 1150 372 3ev __________________________ BlflgOSweqt Feed, I? per ce-nt, ii. CIRCUTCI%RT CASH For 'four Junk Cars 373 1329 _______________________ ___________________ Mustang Pellets, 12 per cent, $3 75; Other low price-i. Horse & Rider Store, 7154 Sanford Ave. jEXP ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU LOTS FOR SALE ____________________ SANFORD 50 olatled lot'. si-I the city of Sanford Ideal for FI'fA.VA Air Low cost housing. Engineering w plans available Builder finishing Central Heat & Air, Conditioning houses now, wish For free estimates, call Carl to se-il balance of property 11500 each Harris, at SEARS in Santord. 3721711. ORANGE CITY Fully developed rolling wooded loti In going BEAT HIGH ELE(P'c co,i SubdiviSion Aeellible- tt .u': .0 a waler to air heal pumptree est .nerbuildersor indIvid,ls $4500 OYKFS Alk CON Conditioning - - - - - titled, Sunshine State Paint Co Plalnllff, vs John T. Nqis Improvements AND REPAIRS 322 133$ Call (305) $31 4) _____________________________ Don't net" Serve-a useful purpose _________________________ again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delayt Just dial 3322611 or 131 9993. To place your tw (Oat Wr.t Ad - - Beauty Care TOWER'S UFAUTY SALON nrme-r1,' HArriett". Beauty NOOK) 319 F. Pine327 3747 install Mavc'rn Blown in In Wlation. Call for free estimates 6666479 or 901 734 309k — [v.4 Øj PET REST INN Boero;rg & Gmoom.rg APT ALL ING I AND CLEAI4IN& All typ.j lots & ace-rage cleared. Wehave top Soil, till dirt, clay, ann thel available PleasE tall night or day, 379 F STEPSON LAND CLEARING BulldozIng, Excavating, Ditch equipment? WOrkiUlcIrt. too' soil 377 59') Looking for garden Read today's classIfied ads for buys a, C&A Backhoe Fencing FREF -. Walk Gate allot July ith ,triy purchas,'ct chain link or w'.'i fence Lower cost per It Call QUALITY FENCE Anvt..c 371 e To c.l,br.?. our grand openi.g, Suo,ior Mobils Horns Show at W Highwe-y 50 in Winter G.sd.is wilt a'.*ct.on on a recon. honed 1973 Citaii. w,tiil. tior.. onS.tuvday.IgiyIh.B.,toff,. over 12.170 taKea It -- ..AISI Hauling ' ____________________________ ,indc tearing, flit di(lay, rock All kndS of digging, House- trail 'rs stored and moved 322 91I7 or 'i il i'i att,'r e r'.', '- Home improvements ' — fli5mni, Baik hoe *o'k. Cuttom tiny baring, Light ctei'rina 377 1177 after UV i'C i-i mobile Piom.,etaf. fou'd.bie prices Well ha'., enter. By: Elaine RlCharde Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG. GAY PHOTOHY BY ED Specialists In ouldoor pgrtra its, Also & BUPKE,P A. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 1?) Orlando, Florida 37*07 PubliSh July I, 1975 Pressure Cleuning (,I • One (1) Graco No Sprsy w accessories ,&t. IL !APl', ALL E,ttr.m Roofing Uxp,t roof re,1.r flat rootsoc shingles All work guaranteed RPOG7)(pl ROOFING 37387C1J Aluminum tJtiluIy Buildings includ floor, delivery InStallation Willy Walt of Orland. I 296 1276 WINTER ITEMS. SELL luildlng, roofing and concrete finishing, free estimates _______________________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER - PURIFICATION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonzalez 303373 3939 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 3727611 or 131 7723 nni a f?ieIiy ixo, wiii h1, ________ ______ _______________ LPflA IH( (01 WAtIT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice it hereby give-n That a Public P-tearing will hi. lie-id Ot ?Pi Commission Room in tbt City Hall in 'D - the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on July 7*, 1975, tO consider the- adop' ion of the- Sanford Cornpneht'nsive- Development Plan • r'LApffiING A GARAGE SALE' DON'T F ORGET TO AD VERTISr IT IN TIlE '--'' CLASSIFIED ADS 3322611 I1ILIFO PUMPS as reconu'iended by the Local Land Planning Agency All parties In interest and citiZeCs shall have an opj,.ortun.ly to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida SPRINKlER S't'STEMS :5145 5.anlerAve $aø.re. Fl. 32711 Call tat a on Cuilon, Work. Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 373 6036. e houl dry'v'fvkn$ ieryiCC. $7 ana up 332 997 STIPIE MACHIPIE & SUPPLY c'o w. ;j S 7*) R. KlC$w4v $6 P WINTU GA100S1 VU. -_ j'' 'j' I i H. N Tamm, Jr City Clerk ill 1. 1975 DEP FstYouBuslness...DfQI3222683lçQç3 44 L . - - .I - Frace Shell, Highway i; 92. Divion of the Seminoie County Sherlff' Department and the- undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. will at 1100 A.M on the 73rd day of July. A 0 1973. offer for sate and sell to the- highpt bidder, for casts, subject to any and all e-xiSting leins. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County rourtp,ouse in Sanford, Florida, the above- described per sorial property That said sat, is being made to Satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution John £ Polk, Sheriff .,.'::• ' 'I -• • 'ç.'....'.tt'..... -. '' ,,a -t ' • '..•'..;,-•;.-•;;.' . ' , '' 'U . '' •. k• 'I, . ":-. - Jack Hanna (left) and Charles Frace hang framed painting of Uons at new zoo site . ... 'iS - Publish July 1, I. IS. 7. tfl5 July 1, P. IS, 7?. 19)S DEPI ..11T_& . , - ,,%," , . . a -" I1• ' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and Under the- seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 25th day of i,,, , F'4 . - - '. - - - , ..' ___ - . - . .7. -# -. - . ,.',.' ' ' - - ' - ' - - . more ' .*MSZ ) t " . , ç , . •.,4i •- - ' 1 - .: .' . • .' " •1' - L ' '...- :' - 1'." l.', ' ' ' , , . • - " • . ,''j .f I' 'r - . 1' ''- ' , ' - / "" - , a .' .', - " - COUNTY. FLORIDA, Case No.: 71- 1123.CA -09.D vs. HERBERT L. BLACKWELL and CORNELIP. F BLACKWELL, his wife, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO' HERBERT L BLACKWELL -- - -- • r (')vr. rrifi flfl V u Cu' pqe- on the following real prOperty situate in Seminole County. Florida, described as fotlosrs: -- -- judgment may be entered against Complaint WIINE$Smyhandandthesealof iiti (nun on this 19th day of JunC. ,,5 (Se-all Arthur H. Bediwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk ____________ I, PubliSh' June 71, July I, OEO 11) IS. 1973 IN THE CIRCUI'? COURT, IN AND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CASE NO. JS-1291.CA.20-O In re: Adoption of JAMES STEWART KLINGLER and TROY KLINGLER. DANIEL minors NOTICE TO DEFEND and ultimate- judgment will be entered against you granting adoption of said tliiidie-O WIT HESS my hand and si'l of said Court on the 19th day Of June, A 0 1915 (Se-al) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr , Clerk of the' Cirr,uit Court By Lillian I. JenkinS STENSTROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH Flagship Bank of Sanford Suite 22 Posl Office Box 1330 June 21. July 1, 6 15. 1975 LIE—'-' animal studies, most of them made in zoos across the country, although he has also studied animals In their natural habitat while himself doing Illustration for such publications as kudubon, Reader's Digest UISU iUieFiUiii f)L'L1L.dt. 5L PIU1Cd. If your needlepoint has become soiled have ii dry cleaned, but tell the cleaner NOT TO IRON OR PRESS IT in the process. Then block it as above. In a way embroldering is 11k eating the frosting off the cake first. After the pleasure of stitcting comes, inevitably, the less dramatic chore of blocking. I think moot emhroiderers hate blocking so much because r" If your canvas was hand- painted, be sure to test the colorfastness of the paint before using a damp cloth on your it. And there's always the tinderlvIn fear that the-v may • 1(111 fl U' U finished project. 4,. :ll....e,.....,.,._1 i..tI_. ,i IUU3L[UUU ieauet • - ---5'--Ipnlrnrnrv '-.5-,--('ill 1'Ifl .' -., '-u U IJ -5---,M.rnnr nine nn'i t.IJ Ut. Jlii'J I started a penp,nl relationship with a man In prison, and we exchanged pictures. He said he "fell In kre with my picture," but after we corresponded a while, he realized he really In,..,,,1 iii'.. IILtii tnit Ill IUIV In,,,,. PIIUI ..,iI5. IWli, h,i.. IVIIU ,cn.,l k....1. (.t.t4 I,', (U t('44 lr,,,.,in,, l.4. ii V114115 LPSiIU so much weight since that picture I sent him was taken, I am ashamed for him to see me. lie has a job now and said he would come to see me, but his parole officer says he has to wait a while. So, for now I am safe. I am 23, and he Is 26. I am afraid that if I put him off any longer, I will lose him. Can you help me? FAT AN!) AShAMED DEAR ASHAMED: First, tell him the truth. (He may not mind.) 'fltc'n, see a doctor and get on a diet you can live silth. If there's an Overeaters Anonymous chapter in your area, Join IL U (h'ereatrrs Anonymous can't help you, nobody can. Good luck and God bless, DEAR A!IBY: About that wile who complained because iher husband showed her no sElection after lovemaking: She remarked, "If a man would just Lake his lady love in his arms md hold her, and maybe give er a little kiss on the nose ilterward, It would mean so nuch." fOU wondered how many 'rimpn cI,ffi.ri.I I,, ,,dnn.,.. f,.nm 111.1111 - II' 3iiiI!., —p Central Sta.. N.Y. IflOt'? Make your blocking board 'SbI in to send me plane fsire, but I've been making excuses such as "I've been sick," The truth is that I've gained i flII'3 Dampen the entire piece with U't'c .s with embroidery. from a piece of porous cellulose a clean sponge, wetting It The aoapy steam of the wet insulatn board. It will ab3orb thoroughly and evenly. Let it pressing cloth will make the moisture and allow pins and dry for 24 hours. piece flexible so you can realign staples to be inserted and To Block Needlepoint: the threads. Blocking needlepoint isn't removed easily. Cnt'or' it wilh h,u diffiesilt If is- -eM .. frnme hic DON'T WASh 4your canvas 4% (It. clean white cotton, the kind been used during stitching embroidery. Not ever' Never Well, he was released Four months ago, and we haven't seen each other yet because I ,. nave oven p.isung it ou. we iive 1,600 miles apart and he offered -- Tack the remaining two water using old fashioned llasketweavestitchjsavaflab!e ruin a finished treasure. As you'll see it's really not sides, starting at the middle, nr4ptha soap. Place the FREE. For yours, write to ELsa By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Twoyearsago "''.'''• .''.,I'5''.'i 1'? (111* prints and books sold through 300 dealers located throughout the U.S. "I'm a painter now, not Just an illustrator," explained Frace, who made a name for By ELSA WILLIAMS WI) Ufl '., In response, yu wrote that Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner Gallery in Louisville, Ky. For the past 12 years, Frace has been painting for Frame House, publishers of fine limited ec.ition essential finishing touch. Here Remove temporary pins from your pressing board with County, FlorIda. .................... and two small sons to attend the opening. Born inJimThorpe, Pa,, France lived on Long Island, N.Y. before moving to Brent. wood where he is closer to Frame House they'renotsurehowtogoabout ,• according TO P11? mereov as recorded In Plat Book hi, page 69. of the- Public Records of Seminola , zoo,pauseda few moments toadmire the fine paintings of lions and zebra, racoons and birds of prey. And while the crowds were gazing appreciatively at Frace's works, the artist in turn was gazing in admiration at the new zoo. "It's beautiful," he said. "When It's completed I believe it'll be one of the finest zoos I've ever seen." Frace has seen a lot of zoos: all his paintings are done from live Better Ways T.o Block Stitchery A picture postcard arrived Monday from Warsaw, Poland. The message was short but sweet: "We're here — The Central Florida Chorale." Good news indeed, that the group of singers from the Sanford area has arrived safely in Poland where they will be spending three weeks on a singing tour of that Iron Curtain comtry. The Chorale is scheduled to return on July 18. ___________________________________________________ SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, - ylloncubsatz000peuiitg Chorale Sends News: At Last We're Here CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - 'What amazes me, Frace continued, "Is that this zoo was built by the people of Central Florida. I've had children come up to me to explain how they saved their lunch money or collected trading stamps or held small fund raising events at their schools to collect pennies to build a zoo. It's a wonderful community effort and I wouldn't have missed being here to see It open for anything." Frace first learned about the building of the new zoo after a chance meeting with Hanna several months ago. He visited the old zoo in downtown Sanford in March and was astonished that such a fine animal collection be housed in such a decayed environment, He resolved to be among the first to visit the new zoo, and true to his word drove down from his home in Brentwood, Tenn. with his wife, Elke 0(1 3IEfl hi) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. . . - Artist Charl 154 and CORNELIA F. BLACKWELL. By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor When the Central Florida Zoo opened on July 4, it wasa day for meeting the animals in their new habitats. It was also a day for meeting "animal people," among them naturalist, writer and animal movie maker, Stan Brock, and animal painter, Charles Frace. While a bare-footed Brock autographed pictures out under the towering trees of the zoo grounds, Frace was busy signing prints of his famous animal paintings in the shelter of the admLs*ions building. A selection of framed prints, most them owned by zoo director Jack Hanna. was displayed opposite the ticket booth. Visitors to the zoo, eager though they were to get Into the of - Site-rIft Seminole County. Florida PublIsh' June- 21, July I, I, 13. 1973 DEO - :" -t Execution John E Polk, - ;' ' partIcularly described as follows Section 09, Township 21. Range 70. SubdiviSion SlIM. Block OBOO. Lo' 017A. southeasterly ?OOfeetof Lot 47, Block B. Sportsmans Paradise, PB I. Page 13, located in Cassaitserry, Florida and the undersigned a's Sheriff of Seminole- County, Florida, will at 1100 A M on the 16th day of July, A 0 1975, offer for sate and sell to the hightst bidder, for cash. subject any evict .0 piiiting 'e1r,,, at the Front (WeSt) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described per. sonal property That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ f - (•' - which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole- Count',', Florida, and I have levied upon the following deScribed property owned by Wlliam Lyc.ans and Grace I ycans, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, - - -- March, A 0 1975, In that certain case entitled, Antonio J. GodinPio and The-re-ia Godinho, his wife Plaintiff, vs. William Lyc.ans and Once Lycans. hIs wife, Defendant, -.--- I1.-- . -' ,,-•? Cassetberry Florida Additøn0l information available from the Civil 1973. otherwise a default SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES - This merchandise being stored at MulIin _____________________________ resldmrtce and mailing addrtss are FICTITIOUS NAME uninown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice is hereby given that I am STEPHEN GEORGE engaged In business at 20)0 Not thit tingham Dr ,Winter Park, Seminole- KLIHC,LER has filed a Pefitic.i in County. Florida under the fuct,tiO,JS the above- styled Court for the name of ENVIROSPECT, and that I adoption of the minor children intend tO recister s-aid name w,th the- named therein, and you are he-i-coy Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, seminole required to serve a copy of your rittCfl defenses, if any, on NED N County. f lnida in accord,,nce *ith the provisions Of the- FictitiOUS JJLIAN, JR., of SIENSTROM, Name Stautes. to Wit Section DAvIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for 86509 Florida Statutes 1937. petitioner. Post Office Box 1)30, Sanford, Florida, 32711, and file the S Grace B Hughes orIginal with the Clerk of the above PubliSh. July I. 15, 72, 79, 1975 syled Court on or be-fore July 79, DEP'3 ' 4'' 333 A,rIes TO ROBERT F. BENNETT. whose-- DEP 42 MAKi ROOM TO STORE YOUR 375 0707 tauninsot by a top country band, fires hot dogs w"d e-olt a&.nng1ora.ndr,,,coloq Arthur C Beckwith. Jr. Clerk at the Circuit Court We-ddlngj, Candids. Commercal Portrait,, Aerial, AdVertising Summer Wedding Special 67$ 5516 - Reasonable Rates 373 6050 If your roof isforthebirds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn DATED thIs 3rd day of June, 975 (Seal) - , _____________________________ [nd Malat.nenca Mowing & Edging _i- P K 5EA',AN PHOTOGRAP1Y -- Lawn Care .. Pofogrsphy L.0 L... -- / fOlIw' Eiahteenth Judicial Circuit In arid for Seminole County, Florida __________________________ _____________ - . d - s)0.j 9097 MOVIN('.- I4A(JL lP"G SALVAGE '' lb 3?? • Weddings Call for details after Service '- Tb, P'-,e. cc-'-pi.&y t.,r. sbe-J, and includes v&.igera'Or, oven arid di'spes, arid *Oil4 not. maliy VCtil f The buyer wtll get fits dIlivry and letup wilISin tOO miles of our - Tuesday, July i, 17s-1 B more- Particularly described as used In conjunction therqwith. The aforesaid sale wil be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en tired lii Civil No 15 760 CA 09 A now pending in the- Circuit Court of the- r - .e' Pest Control Evening Hera Id,'Sanford, Fl, I, locate-din Seminole r.ourity, Florida, Pet Care ______________________________ IniuIaf10 WOMEN Shu'ritfot Seminole- County, Florida, you for the relief demanded in the P1cc ur & ci." ." _____________________________ / and I have levied upon the IOtljg described property owned by John T Nolan, said property being Florida. together with all structures, im provem'ntl. fixtures, appliances and appurtenances on said land or 4 , S Nolan, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me is APT BROWN PEST COtITROL F'rk Dre 372 1 I'ibve tried the rest now try the best ('re-ri paint & body work 734 7)06; after 6 rm 373 1593 , DITIONIPIG 377.1177. W.rk -'- - Ilic. ,sinst iou. YOu has '.,n ti:j ate required to serve a copy of your written defenseS, if any. to this action on SMITH AND HAYDEN. attorneys for the plaintiff, A a"tren 111)16 Barnitt Bank Ruildlflg, Jacksonville, Florida and file the original WIll the c!ecc 0, use aoovc siyieo t,ouri on or P.iat & I.dy. ___________________________ BUDDY', HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY . on the ?2r.d day c' July. 1915 a' 1% am. at the- West front door Of ?tseCourthouse of Seminole Cc,unty. at Sanford, Florida the undersised Clerk will offer ,or sale the following described real property: lot 1. hI-hR SAWE HII.L.$. ac cording to the plat thereof as ft.,.,.L '1. II fln u flIi UW.' !wI.v.uu I., V 11- 1— - ..':;.'' each Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ____________________________ _________________ -. MOrTIO Sli 1.11 • TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, vi. Alt type's and sizes -.. ..a Oranaecounty Florida upona final judgment rendered in the afore-s,id Court on the 77th day of February, A D 1975, in that certain case en --5 . the Seal of the County Court of CLIII IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hi wiPe-COUNTY, FLORIDA. Residence unknown P&Ii Iat'l ,(_,LA,fA,h&A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DERALNATIOP4AL MOP that an action to foreclose a mar. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY .1pfñor __ OF THE a.t . I.'.' DIRECTORY Builder's or Conventionut Mortç,ages Additions 332 - "What amazes me Is that this zoo wu built 1iy the people of Central Florida. . Ii's a won• dierful community effort and I wouldn't have missed being here to see It open for anythlng."—artist Charles NOTICEOFIHIRIFF.SSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY Givp that by virtue of that certain Writ of Extcution issued Out of and under - 3lYeerMortgaqes -SpcI. down. 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fla Ciii for AppI %7.1n3 1973 Pdova2Doo, 2314 Yale Afte-r 5.372 6660 Trail Rides $3 an hour JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED -- - HOMES OF DISTINCTION 1967 Che-vy Impala, good COndt,on must sell, 5350. 373 $213 - KENMOREWASHER.pa,Is, service, used machines MOONEY 1 TISew *seh qu.Ility liemes s's available-i. rwrSt eve., tbluer'sl' £dmstrahoa. FNA. VA I.n,i.c,ej your pmt , baud en frnily sit. & I incem, Th.ri. 1, bethi. lug. hots. immediate Dcvapanty Call ts see if y'su gullt? • 6214 ________________________________ GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS 337 SJ 67A—Feed _________________________ 52 —Appliances The auction statts promptly St pm on use th &t get Pet.. 9d a Toyota. '70 Corona station wagon, good conoition. Below book. 131 Chihuahuas., white male, 3' mo $30. ANIMAL HAVEN '' ________________________________ ehowrooqi. GE WI VA PAOLA RAYL. his wife- whose address unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for a foreclosure- of a mar Igage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a COPY Of t-uur wrlle-ri dfeniei. if àfly, tO it RALEIGH W GREENE, Ill WhOSeaddress is Tenth Floor. Florida Federal Building, St Petersburg. FlorIda 33731 on or before July 21st, 1973 and tile the original with the clerk of this court either before service on plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwite a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition The property proceeded against ii .le'scribed 35 follows Lot 1. ENGLISH WOODS. as per plat tMreof as recorded in Plat BOOK 1$. Page 93, of the Public Records Of Seminole- County. FlOrida Together, without limitation, the following specific items of personal properly Central Oil with Air Conditioner and Fireplace Range & Dishwasher Disposal — Full Speaker Radio Intercom WITNESS my hand arid the seal of thiS Court on June 70th. 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court ao—Autos for Sale I ________________________ Double Mattress. boxspring & frame$31 9111 ' ____ __________________________ Sol4 new for 5,349.00. Pay balance Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all new 71.64' Glen brok moIIIe: ____ __ NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOSEPH H RAYL and LYNN C SplingisPereandlt'sag000tlrne,o chooseanewhom.fromft.pacc. of our clatif led ads - 65-PetS.SIJPPIieS Defendants 1971 Chvv Truck. tu4fns, In a cyl. s' t,,t rear step $1S99 $31 6833 __________________________________ Singer Zig Zag, in cabInet, 3 needle, SuDerlor Established Residential Area? Plaintfl VS JOSEPH H. RAYL. and LYNN C. RAYL. his wife. etc. it al 1965 Chevrolet Step 5dm pick up. 3a 5116 evenIngs T-.tIOl' ! .,_______ ,_ ... GRAND OPENING AUCTION JULY 19 YOU CAN OWN A ______________ J.TTTTTTT7' o.—cqulprT1em ror eni Assume Payments - _________ Not Live 79-TluCks.TtjIt'S ______________ ________ _____________ _______ opr, etc Pn 131.93)0 _________ Bedrm, 7 bath, family room, Screened patio, beautiful land sOaping. Owner transferred, must sell 131714 In Sanford's Finest I J2256: 3 Forrest Greena!, 171 islc) PEAL TOPS _____________________________ 813 73)) FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc. fenced yarn 519.000 Realty 26065 Hwy 1712 E#*L 'OR Sanford $17,000 322 1t C#CfIOO'ng lIke-, Harold Hall ce-lie-nt area Gant oaks, & citrus Stables, corral, tack room, near Depotit. -- Tire __________________________ 2SaSPirkDr MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn. pete- 5et up I'll save you money. LicenSed Orlando 773 5470 WINTER SPRINGS UNDER $7O details. Sales price. 1!1.000 _____________________________ _______________________ 7 327 711$ 372 0441 Equipment. CASE NO. 15-1073-CA-UI CIRCUIT CIVIL $150; Drum table, $10; Dinette, I Schnauzers, black miniature, all chairs, 5.13; Two tier tablc. $25. ir,M,s, $100. AKC lt77MarktV,fvflyeguIpp.sp(ia Sofa with 2 chai,'s. $63; Platform between 10 & 5 pi-ic. $I,$95 Call Duane McGu're rocker, $10; Mahagony drop leaf at 327 1631 Dealer. Kittens free to a loving table, $53: Chest of drawers, $25; home, black & wttlte,7 wks Call after 510, 373 Early Am. Swivel rocker, 170 1970 Cuda. complete engine • Much more, KULP DECORA overhaul, new I on the- floor. 131 TOPS. 109W. 1st St. 37223)5 $612 - 3222O9O, $ 372 9711 ________________ Dachshunds Miniature, AKC US REALTORS JUST REDUCED 51,000 2 LIKE NEW' TRE ESI Bedroom, 1 bath, on large corner Young COuple will love thIs tot, big utility shed, drive by ?i bPdroom, I' bath (ni- 7 bd ret. SummerIiri Ave and call for ?'oom) home, c a. fenced. covered SANFORD 63iachinefyToolS iflylIn,, Realty MAYFAIR — Spacious a bedroom CallBart Real. Estate ______________________________ 35 Jim Hunt SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ____________________________ 51—Household Goods 7571 Park Dr REA1,IOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BLAIR AGENCY 3733646 --------- Mike your Budget go fufther, Shop the ClasSified Ads every day Kitchen. Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell. 332 5032 Sanford, By Owner — Idyllwilde ill SectIon, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, family room on large lot, low down payment, 3220665 after 610 P.M. _____ '-'- ________ 377 33Q 7 _____________________________ - ___________________________________ OEO II? Like Ne-w, 5.300 l3'L.ShapeNaughah,,. ,,tonBar $700; Bar Stools. Glass rack, Bar Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Supplies 372 n. Shampooerforonly$I5Qperday, — CARROLL'S FIIRP4ITURE Peg Real Estal'Broke,. 332.1301 ?6l0hlawatha Ave at 17 Hurry! Extra storage. Workshop, pluS 2', baths Reduced below appraisal 1 C ii 1971 Kawas.aki. 90CC P'osorcycte Insurance Service Station TRADE 311 315 F First St neiiy I Clerk of the Circuit Court y Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish. June 21, July 1, S. IS, 1913 78-Itorcyc1es __________________________ Woodruff 's Garden Ce-nter WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL & air, fireplace, nearly new condition with orivate entranP Bedrooms TAFFER 3234o70 • " ---------------------- garden spot. Floyd Freer. machine, - book shetve-. Enjoy formal dining, large eatIn kitchen, and room for mother in an aoartment, 1505 W. 25th Hwy. 174 Sanfo,d $stSt LetmeMOWor TfLLyourlot and or ___________ - 322•2420 Security M Precise timed released plant WITNESS my hand and the-seal of this Court on June 90, 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckucilpi, Jr Store CLEARANCE SALE - Reduced to '4BPS., 2 full baths, family room & 171.950. 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths. den, plenty storage, large lot. Double bed, complete, $45; 101a? ...xceltent cnnn, tuon, Central heat Mahagony bedrm Suite-, I Pc Lose youcielf in styte. large living Patio Realty "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SANFORD — By Owner, 3 bedroom. 1' bath, central heat & air, car. pet, enclosed garage 5.75.500 Call 131 5710 Apartments No Reconditioned Batteries, $1295 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave - 3729719 Dii-es i ayuui - CLOSEOUT III 6655 _____________ Bows Saturday & Sunday aol 10 Acre Tracts of lind with 'r,r 252)185 Sten strorri room with brick fireplace and t & STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET lot, -- . 79$ State Rd. 15 Set your sails on our course and see what life is all about 1 Luiury Living at Prices You Can Afford. ------ too Gardenland, 3236630 described as f011ows Lot 75, WINSOR MANOR, ac cording to the ptat the-reqf as recorded In Plat floo It. Page 91, Publk Peord'. of Seinriole County, Florida Parts Tires, Whole-sate Pai'nger & pc all sizes BUS NLs NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES ______________ ii;. t'h,rinnl VAr W. Garnett White LakeMary, 2 BR Furnished Aoults, P40 Pits, $113 ,ii1age - 1610 Hiawatha Ave-at 1797. Sanford, 3231120 10 Acres-- 2 bedrm house on Lake JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC Banana Lake, turn. 2 bedroom. heat & air, $173 Call Mt Dora. 901 313 8644 Ahoy Mates! 7uto ________ 25, WINSOR MANOR, The property Proceeded against Is — _________-- 372 i" - FROM For used furniture, appliances. tooli, etc Buy 1 or 1001 ems I arrys Mart, 215 Sanford Aye WOod or Steel desks letecutive desk & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabnets, &i is Cash and Carry. PfOLL'S Casselberry, 1792, •3Ø47( I Ri-jrcxrn, 1 bath, on good garden Acreage - ' Used office furniture 2 Acres GET T4OSE LUXURY ITEMS rop A F PACT ION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S '.'APl 7 ADS' And Furnhihe-d3 Bedroom Cottage, neat & clean St'S monthly to •right couple 746 67)9 STUDIOI,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 8EDROOM TOWNHOUSES CASH 322.4132 ----- Sacrifice Sale S?1.C(O new ) _____________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden __________________________ Ane-,,t7bcdrOornhomewlth Florida room, carpeted throughout, all 270% S. French Ave .321 0011 Lommercial Properties Homes, Lots - 33—Houses Furnished lxury Supplies --- ______________________________ -. _____ Lawn Mowers We Sell The 8est & Service the Rest. Western Auto. 301 w 373 (' 5 1 7 pp' ______________________________ 373 S*S4.r3fl 6420 i"' __. 6G•f ________ Near Lake & Town REALTOR M UNSWORTH REALTY R Real Estate Broker 603w 1st St 323 8061 or 377 fl9, Nice 7 bedroom block home, fur. cc unfurnithed. V .._. Couch with matching chair, vanity dresser, mirror, chest, dining set. matching buffet 373 $311 I fl('trcjooi. 7 h,th rcJ, beautilully i'd tSt S'c Kish Real Estate 121.000 5 1 3(1 mo Adtt% preterred C for Sa . 25 to 50% off ubte garage, on 100 t 7*0' well taOctc,r,('c1 Want to Buy USEDGO CART 3326790 ___ _________ Hammond Cadet Organ, 5330:1973 Yamaha 100. $350 Both good conditIon 3239096 Children's 3270217 dos? 3?? ... -, 6.01 Celery Ave . Sanford Quiet 7 bedroom cottage, air. like new, paneled, large porch, 1133 mo 1st & last. Older couple Only, be-OfOC .-' . Choice Listings disposal, carpet, large closets, with laL beautiful shade trees 117500 '- - BALL R EALTY Screened patio. central heat & air. self cleaning range, dishwasher. Otteen - 3 bedroom country home - Sscelneous acre Idyllwilde Section bath, family room. eat in kitchen, you qualify! 3 BR. 1', bath, air conditiOfled, newly painted. $160 mo 15? & last. plus deposit. Sunland 373054.5 5. 1 0 damage IDYLLWILDE - 3 Bedroom, to qualified buyers Call to see if fenced. 1)) £ Pcm Apartment, part utilities fenced lots, 1 utIlity bldg .storage shed, large garde,, area 3326941 Newhouse%iraruralareap1odown payment, monthly paymentS less than rent. Government Subjidiled ___________________________ Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Caitelberry, Hey 1797 6)04706 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1797 132 '461 Lot accordIng to the olal there-of as recorded in Plat ISook 16, Page 91, Public Records of Seminole Counly, Florida. has been filed against you and you are reQuired to Serve- a copy of your written defe-niet, if any, to it on RALEIGH W GREENE, Ill whose dddres5 l Tenth Floor, Florida Federal Building, St. Petersburg, FlorIda 33731 on or before July 21st, 1975 and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service Ofl plaintiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief 'demanded in the Complaint or petition. IPiece cc House-full CASH 373 a37$ _____________________________ Slit or 377-0721. ! _________________ * They're Hot" - -- Near Golf Coue ______ _______. 73' Crl?chfleld CruIser, 160 Inboard outboard power Ide-al for family camping. ikllng. & fiShing 372 Merchandise Igage DAVES' 373 9370 —_______________________ ANTIQUES ss—Bos & Accessories ____________________________ __________________________________ -- IN ALL PRICE RANGES lilWIstSt soi Real Estate Broker We Buy Furniture __________________________________ Home. Tree Road, P4.W Atlanta, Georgia, YOU ARE NOTII-ID that an action for a fore-closure of a mor _________________________ _____________________________ flyOwnerLovely3berjroon,s lye-ar old. large family room with fIreplace, very large lot almost 1 __________________________ area LARRY M McMAPIUS. et al., Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO' LARRY M MCMANUS whose Idre-ss it C 0 BrookwOod Hotel Prop.. (No. SCII) 7110 Pe-achwood will buy or consign guns of any descrlp'lon 323 7340 ____________________________ . ____________________ AlterS 377-ill Two bedroom, air, carpeted, large recned porch, newly painted, 372 9111 O, - 3226457 ' - Srn 2 b"droom house, $93. & Ia', house & yard subject to in s.pection at any time. Beardall Ave 37? 5)19 BAMBOO COVE APTS I 7 BR Furn Unturri 300 F Airport. 37) I3 ' 41-Houses - '" Johni River Plaintiff -- Why store-It and forget It? SI it and forget It with a Classified -...ReaI Estate Wanted FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc. OIIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pricsa paid, vied, any condition 6446126, Winter Park COLOR TV $1195 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASEPLAN 64410 marIna, 11th camp or acreage. Buying within 60 days, Wm. KoShlol, 203 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, FIa.. 33070. Days- 372 6173 NIghts 372 S.4?lor 3324313 _____________________________ MUST SELL New) BR 7 BATH HOME. MI extraS, good location MAKE OFFER. 3727761 fenced in yard. 117,500 ___________________ _____________________________ St. BROKERS Real Estate __________________________________ '.'- JOHNS REALTY 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, block home. _____ -- - ___________________ fenced In yard. 175.500 HUtChISOn Ocean front Apartments, , s Atlantic Aye, Oa(tona Peach Call 377 4056 Bedroom. unfurnlsP*il, AdultS preferred $30 we-ek Security depost 373 3*31 3 bedroom, t' batil on Corner lot, $16,900. Existing. 116.500, 7 pct. mtg, 323 6607 .. STORING IT MAKES WASTE-) SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW, Call 3722611 or 631 9993 TELEVISIONS Philco 21" Color TV. Zenith 19" Color TV, Guaranteed Service. 372 9203 HANSEN'S TV, fl3 Sanford Ave. ______________ CAll NO. 7S.1III.CA.o,.A CIRCUIT CIVIL . _________________________ Biãutiful 5 acre's, ved road, tree's. clear flowing stream,p sesOx Terry Realty, REALTOR. 676 0711 jNotIce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOp SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cash for good used Furnt,vre& Antique's. STAN S. 332 9719 MW. 1(011 from $50 115: Service all make-S HERBS FrenCh, 3721734 TV. 1700 OUtSldeCitywih cltywater.3fl 313$ Peg. Real Estate Broker n1•Oo. 372 373.7$ Zoned for horses, a Bedrc*,m, 5 yr. old house, COmpletely fenced. $71,900 Color Iv's TWO adjoining loti WITT REALTY ______ 68 Wanted to Buy ,_iV.Radi0Stere0 I Si( A(rv'S in Geneva. 3 acres Woods wlJn pond, and 3 acres t'Ove. 13,000 down, take over paymenti, 37? 3606 NEW HOMES- In 3ood are,e, 3 & Bedrooms Priced 120.000 to 129.(100. S pct down. 7~ pot. in terest 2% Acre I 43—t.otsAcreage - i ViTER SPRINC,c rriuroom, i Lin norne, den AsSume present mortQage with 16100 down. $7 per month total payment. Saxon, Realtor ________________ I 41—Houses COOK OUT SPFCiA (O4J CfltCrItin, ynu wUl love hls attractive) b"i'- :,,, oair home in a nice rca of Sanford, Swim ming pool with cabana, PLUS covered picnic area, PLUS huge covtqed porch Air, carpet, family room Hurry. 113.500 Call 373 9h10 WEKIVA RIVER • Adult mctlte'home large shaiv Oaks on the scen wea ..ie'an interiors. from$I SMI W olSanford,3fl __________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ t Furnished ___________________________ rum Efticlency Apt tom one per son Water & lightS 323 5114 (Cansavije' fr any typf busines, or real es?a?c. optratng (aPitaI.espan,0n Mr. Smiffihl). $803 41—Houses afNice • — 34—/cbi$e Homes _____________ 7! 1141 ,P'Jt I IW..0 - " ""a cimnin cI.,tc,ryt_iri'.n 'JlI ,,rcri,',n il t..3&I45 ,.n 'JiI "4't. i.4411114 -------- it in .%i% IL III er'.% - I2LL h........ L5.,4U.0 •I... UU i ,..n*,.,,. If it's badly out of shape, use You can never be sure of the without using your iron, since oversight, fy question is: "Whose even a good steam Iron will a pressing cloth which has been color fastness of modern dyes flatten your embroidery and it?" If the lady ....12.... I..LJ_ 4.. UIl I xeuugti IdIA1C weave w wants a hug or kiss on the nose, its original shape.) why can't she give HIM one in Pull the fabric taut and the hope that he'll respond in permanently around the outside kind? Why assume that it's the edge with rust-free thumb tacks man's responsibility to know or a stample gun. Dampen your what's going on In the woman's cloth lightly with a wet sponge mind? By what mysterious to shrink it tight, then let It dry talent are men suppo3ed to thoroughly. know this? With a laundry marking pen If a woman is so stupid that and a ruller draw a horizontal she just suffers In silence, it's no wonder that she doesn't get and vertical midline, so that the the kind of attention she wants. board is divided exactly into I would say" "Do u1to others. fourths. Then add parallel H I oversight is ...,...' moistened in slippery, soapy in water chemicals. .1. .___.._ 'flk:: fasten ''i MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHE! For fast relief call the - A MAN DEAR MAN: My reply was intended to tip off the man who rolls over and starts snoring three minutes after the big lose scene, li hard to kiss a man on the nose when he turns his back .iLi -- ' - to )'ou. l)EAR AI3HY: I appreciate your answer to the young lady who Inferred that because brr boyfriend did needlepoint, he was less of a man. I've been doing needlepoint ,,. Hostess. 1 Tn,rm MARGE WILLIAMS guidelines, two inches apart, to divide the board into two-Inch 322 181? San lord squares. You know have a blocking board which you can SHIRLEY COOPER 8)4 9l? for a year. and I find it use over and over again. You tremendous therapy for the may want to make several in nerves. (I do crewel and different sizes, crochet, too.) I still have time to To Block Embroklery: Place the linen lace down on work 60 hours a week, play the blocking board with threads tennis, chess and backgammon. And In case you're wondering running parallel to guidelines. about my masculinity, my wile Pin the corners temporarily icr position. Staple or tack one is expecting in December. side, pulling it flat and smooth. PETE IN SCIINECTADY DEAR PETE: Then do the opposite side, again on all k'Uowing this glideline hut not Congratulations Cct''.'lbrrry W,nter Sprinqs JUDY RENEE 834 911? Ait,snonte Springs Lonqss cod SHIRLEY MILLET )t ?l? Fc'e',t C!',' Hit. DA RICHMOND ,i4 3l7 Del toria - LUU.4l.. ton I ii'htl'.' ___________________________________ - — __ �. - 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesdiy, July 1. !.!? 1 in' i v IN T! CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND EIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7 5.34.CA.O$.E CIVIL ACTION NO. 15.1233.CA4.A HELENE M. PETERMJ,N a n d MILTON A. LUKE a' IRENE S. HAROLD C. BUCHANAN. LUKE. his wick. Plaintiffs. L"$ I ' • .U£'T 1 STEPPING K OSCOT INTERPLANETARY TEDDY G. DAUGHERTY INC.. a Florida corporaflon; .IANICEC OAUC,HERTY.fflsWIe. GLENN W. TURNER and ALICE ANN . TURNER, h NOTICE OF ACTION WORLDWIDE CONSULTANTS, TO: TEDDY G DAUGHERTY and INC.. a Florida corporation; __________ JANICE C. DAUGHERTY, his KOSCOT INTERPLANETARIA de __________ MAN CO.. INC.. a Florida cor. STONES Gardenisiand pe Op en _ y Ia .m.• p.m. Ph. 3236630 -.rst,t. _ __ Sanford - 1 1ja 111111' S 1!L? r:sci this Court on this 131h day of June 0 -— ,-. Duda A. Decorator s CENTER 'where your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For i.. . - & Sons -From - . .___ .-..1 Jf '•.. • - - -k\ - 1111111ii i i i i i _____ ...: p. 1• .*'U,..'w d:-V'.'J' 11 LIt_ii. •. . - - - . BY: Elaine Richard* At Deputy Clerk I I WHOLESALE RETAIL ',, .-• ~ ; . —*0 -- __ - dislanct of 1043 feet more or less to a East .f ' - .---- -.-- li 4 n', I.. : .- -.JLL__ p. •:- fJj , liii ill I III I ____ - to 15% off " r ' ON MOST ITEMS Old Oak General Store Cash Register. - ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH 11 733 S. HIGHWAY I7 , 1 • '' '. " - ,, 'it ' 41 '' " 11' . arrangements will help you in home furnishing and gift our leisure time and giving As always, Decorator's select flowers from the glorious shopping became a reality home or office a fresh look. You Bazaar has many new gift oarden in our "Flower Shop' ir 8313.4 :I,.1J earlier this year at 2602 Orlando would be surprised what one ideas, and In keeping CASSELBERRY, FLORIDAjlC with their an appropriate container Drive (17.92) in Sanford. now lamp, chair, painting or desire . to provide customers Price; begin at Decorator's Bazadr is a accessory could do to change with S5 CO '-'--the most for their money. Customers at Decorators charming new place to browse the look of r oom that has the suggest the following for easy, Bazaar lo'ie tnhrinn Ina Ihrn.inh tiv s# uvuroi L. 'JIalIx iivcorayors bazaar furniture and accessories at has a complete selection of inexpensive summer gifts: antique vase the; have had Largely delicately detailed stored away for years, and let amazingly low prices, as well attractive and unusual shell boxes covered with designer Jiinc. Besserer bring it as exciting gift items that you decorator items all at exwould usually have to spend tremely re.sonably prices. if hundreds of assorted tiny sea to life again, shells with a soft felt lining. dii lei.lrg for in crcv,cd If you're in the mxd for you prefer out.ot.lhe ordinary prefect for men;, womens, .tnd shopping centers or out-of-the furniture arid accessories, creating stop by Decorator's children's jewelry or treasurers way shops. Decorator's Bazaar lust might only $7.95. Handsome teakwood Bazaar and head for the . Decorator's Baza.ir known as be your kind of shop napkin rings. 55c each. Bargain Room Boxes anc'ig boxes of discontinued fabr ic "the little blue building where especially if you are looking for Delicate Shell napkin French meets 1'-92", is the down-to.earth prices., remnants are from lOc and up rings. SOc each. Lovely Shell Many new arrivals fill the six Flower arrangements in shell original idea of Bertha Hall, S3 bargins bins holding bolts of expensive fabr ic who previously owned Interiors rooms at Decorator's. Bazaar. containers, $12.95. Intricately by Berta Hall in the same and one of the best bargains Is woven shell planter hanger. remanants; remnant wallpaper location for six years. Alter charming Ice Cream Table with s, $3.50 All natural vic. rolls at Si each, lamps, fur relocating "Interiors" at 2105 a pewter base and butcher carved figures made In Italy niture, draperies. mintings Park Ave., North in Winter block top with two matching avaIlable In "The bedspreads, shades, and ac Park, the Sanford shop became Chairs priced at only $99.00. A "The ' lady ('Nsorles for every room are a Storehouse of all the irein supply of Permanent tall. .532.50 Bright Mexican. priced to move in the Bargarl decorating display items used Press Table cloths priced from Mirrored Clay Pots in white, Room In the Park Ave. studio $9.95 have lust arrived and are turquoise, yellow, purple. Shop and Browse a showroom, as well as furniture available in yellow, green, Small. i o, Decorator's Bazaar at 260 and accessories from the white, and otiginal designs by Medium. $1000. Orlando, Dr Open Monda, various model homes Berta Gloria Vanderbilt, whose lovely Large $6.00. Picture frames through Friday 10:00 a m tc designs lust happen to be in a rainbow of Hall has decorated, 1975 House & 3:00 p.m And, of Course featured in this month's issue of Garden colors Heart shaped, complete interior design ser Manager Edie Hall en. Vogue Magazine. Matching no- Oval, Square, Easels. courages her visitors to iron napkins at $1.75 each co priced vices are available at the Winter Park Studio Interiors by "browse to their heart's con. ordinated with placemats - from $6.00. or Saving the best idea for last, Berta Hall. If you have any tent" and even advertises tablecloths make great, easy Decorator 's Bazaar suggests erowser's wanted" question;, shop by phone and . .no gift. adding a touch of Spring to any call 322-8074 The people experience necessary" for the at Other super summer buys are room with an elegant silk Decorator's Bazaar help make benefit of those who want to dishwasher safe sets of eight flower arrangement. Their shopping shop at their uu fun and easy for, leisure, fros plastic tumbler; In red, expert, Jane Besserer, well, Now that the lazy days of blue,tyyellow, you!! And don't forget to wat i green and white in known for decinnin.i man (tImlttr .,.. .. ..,,,., u, w nave two sizes iu' every week for oIhcr priced at $1200 per original silk I oer speCibls - ADV. . ,__ ..- - - ". rrrri. r'.- ------- " - - . . . . ' ' . . tnrtnr " rrs 0 - IF - , . - 10"NAM . 'F - . 10 S . i rs -. _____ _________ __ -- I ~ ( _ ,. 107, '8&ii't S UPPLIES : ' 203 S. For Every tufpose / •MIRRORS ' ' ' ' ' . LOW - NE ' - : % : PAINT _-, Agecq ,rW't ..' J RATES Senkarik Giassi, Paint Open Ca.lv S Fri. t.e Sorry Closed Sat Ph 377 4677 21O Ma gnol ia FOR QUOTES Sanford UR 4 XC* Ph. 321-0780 2105, Elm Sanford CALL - - : 20% OFF South i V9- c orUt ' ', Z a Jalph '* .*.-.- 322 0074 2606 Orlando LIST PRICE ii , . . PA ( NOW OPEN Thru Sat. 10 am. S p m tp.' JICt T the entire shoe stock. Men's boots ffO.5'nP4. r'I if,ø PiA,yiC (LEVEL I f. 6 t.tlZE S'Atutr-. In Wit Section 66 09 Attorrw', I t',1a ,tAt$g'. I1 7OS tfi' i IJri*er 2 5. (,ri'alci,r.r' I, Waller SefIfd :' )"ids 3flll Pt,hlt July I C. IS. 37. 1915 Pvblth JiiO U, July I. 0, 15. IV!S 4 MILES NORTH OF SANFORD ovi 1 buy lPr.attheregularprice_ fl ,,. Brit ... a.t DI TABLE g & Bart 75 RENT ad 26fl Taft A:'e. (I ,e A Ill 51 T 'D ' Fit" Gilt lit:rappiti,ill PdswsorsWart, ,, CALL COLLECT ' Feuc & Fttiage -' WELCOME 305-425.3601 _____ d68-5046 ......................4,;. t'EO 's-i [ ('SEP I - aalat,l, Ortand,PIa.37106 EVERYONE IS ç•f ,.It Bras, TV.tIC 11191 tSit4.ñ.,,,.,h trat, p'Ctvqp Years Eipr-riert:e . ftIii 4((1'iOi,• sir iii P,an4 1*r ,,, $'*st., Free Estimates. I SHOE Deko.Pofs Welding co HWy 17.92 , 2 price! Hanging Baskets HOME Smith / Potted Plants 14, FOR THE . g a etect group of shoes but ( GUARDS OPEN 4; 61 Ferns WINDOW ..IINQJ& WI'NESS MY l-i*tSli AND OF With Featuring ON ALL i'frti .iI(II/'eI spitiffeatt Porto is,f, V ____________ — _- p HARRIVE AUVE .,IJ ' ___ UNSHINE I I— 04 111111 - 11111 caslns are also on hand. Sho i -w -_, 'a.r - - - r-'__-. - -. - .- -, -, ' ,._..-\s.r... a .. Large - .-!-- 2u. • - _,I_ ,- ij '.. % I' \ irC; ' -W ' rr -' - - . -. • -- ijb" r - . L.-, . .,. '• • ' TT All ~ Other Shreddvrs from $9.%0 • 1, TUESDAY—FAMILY DAY And NIlE Choice of $2.01 Bar-E.G Chicken Dinner or the $3.70 Bar-SQ Pork Dinner, Creamy Cole Slaw, Crunchy French Fries. Delicious Bar.B.Q Beans and a Hot Toasted Bun. FOR $ 1.35 Across from Movief and 322.9446 WILL A HEARING AID HELP.SUPER MART --AID —NO OBLIGATION— Avthoriid Dealer AVdIOI'Se 0mev makes aVISIabI, - Ovi•v•i. L- REPAIRS ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED - A KEENE MECHANICAL, INC. BATTERIES. CORD AND SERVI Spculiztng In ('ommctcul KchIcrj lion & /su, ('ond instalLstson'& Srrs'cr P.O. Box. 713 Casselberry, Fla. 134-2133 NORM CHENE'I geg 13)F,IIROb.u'SO""'l"I By ED I SPECIALISTS IN OUTDOOR PORTRAITS _ '-', - -- - -- - DUCLS - -,.- IMROOM AIR CONDITIONER! L ARE ADE & AT F UNHANDLERS OF SANFORD 322-0076 S A N FORD.FL.3z77i 1111 W. FIRST IT. 5 •---- It CT SUNHANDLERS OF SEMINOLE 834-1811 IILIVE OAKS CLVD 111k. NO. Si 414 Off ______ 5,000 BTU's To 32,000 BTU's Offer Good Thru July 13 Giii"HE"Y' A HEATING & AM - S & SERVICE-24 HOUR SERVICE SAL PH. 323.5434 CASSELIERRY,FL 27f' L&iSiSiIU.JI 11 1`1 Across Item Seminole Pills " a..- -. SAY'BYE"TO BUGS! D -. - C IVY DIRECT FROM THE WHOLESALER — — — U' •* / /5 ---S. ,A- - I I- F' FLORIDA FISI-I I". MERCHANTS I ') I NO W TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! " 410 GEORGE AVE MAITLAND BisI'D PUR1I POPPOI(I 645-4020 W OAKRIDGE RD. l"i BLOC" OFF S OR BLSM IRL 851-5241 %\ 2 -- a I 1 / 1. 1;90 / Rid Your Home Of Ants Termites, Roaches and Other Pests In One Day With Our Guaranteed Service. Emergency Service PH. 3228865 11 I s I / 1 . ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. ' • I I I - - ON ALL The (Ifiginal Solar Control Film of travel in It you are travelling in a cold climate, Insulated un dergarments and a fur jacket are a good idea. THROUGH SAT. EVE - 6 Travel Tips: AFTER 5:30 P.M. NO CALLS FRIDAY EVE iwr' -- COSTS $ CUT ELECTRIC 7 Day cruise from Miami to Puerto Plato, Dominican Republic, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Cap Haitien Haiti, Sept. 613—$434. PORTRAITS ADVERTISING PHONE 323.9092 Orlando - $ WITH THAT STUFF THAT GOES ON WINDOWS divldual and Group Travel AvaIlable. FFLANC E WEDDINGS utt , f."rtI'S i- rI. 1O2 on Sat. We offer all modes of transportation. we specialize In cruises. In. ' FOR MORE DETAILS -. __________________________________ of ____________________ 1. additlr to cruises is avali,tjj,, at CARIBBEAN CFUI/IS OF ORLANDO INC., ,Ji N. Orlando Ave. WIott:r Park Mali. Tel. 2060. Open 9:30-5:30 Mon. . id - "The South': Finosr' SPECIALS Hwy. 17.92, Sanford ', !';jJ - -, 134.2040 9:30-5:30 MON.-'.,AT. 12:00-3:00 SUN. ,_ '. STATF • Selecilon of Pottery & Statuary 2035 HWY. ii.92 MAITLAND, FLA. ____ I) - COLEMAN'S BAR-8-0 EXOTIC PLANTS There is plenty that is fun to It,Is - Specializing In: Tree has the largest moccasio do, and plirrt' of time to display around with sizes and relax, too. Y' i sleep as late styles to please everyone. as you pf i',, and after in addition to shoes, OU Cc'1fl treakfastiziichyouqo out on deck, .'r a couple of turns, Yci :rn play shuffle board or tjc. t, go swimming. I_hOph_ui 'Jinner, a movie, have li:r dance thuS morning. F, -- L71'2Al Gorden Center I dlfft' nt styles, rot .ffly the your dollar makes. inure sen latest fashIons. Just ttll them se. And don't forget to watch what I ey want and if tt'ey don't our ads every week for other have It they will do their best to specials.—ADV. find 't for you. Gre'j says "nothing is impossible to find i 41. you sea 'ch hard enough 1orit." Many men feel that 'here's nothing for looks and comfort like a smart boot. 5hoc Tree 1I carries the best. Acme, Dingo, Wrangler aad Texas are some of the better brand t'tnmes. There are Western, sport 'ype JOHN iLEN! motorcycle and snake boots If you are going by boat, Shoe Tree strives to ke3p at you have a chance to think least 80 different styles of boots things over, to become used on tnarvi at all times. to the Idea that you are off to In addition to boots they stock Great Adventure. it is. also a men's shoes, both dressy arnd great way to relax after casual. Krause glove ivathr those hectic days of getting shoes, Converse canvas do<k ready. Life on an ocean liner shoes and Mlnne Tonka mot'Is like going toa house party. ' 2593 S. Sanford Avi, Ph, 321'0049 : - - When is a dollar worth a arid summer stock at this When It fantastic sale. H. B. Taylor has owned and buys you a pair of shoes at The Shoe Tree, Seminole Plaza. operated Shoe Tree in its pritsent location since 1967, with Casselberry. Now In progress, and running Greg Kazmler as manager. All through the month of July, Is the friendly employes share a the famous Dollar Shoe Sale — common thought as they greet purchase one oair of shoes at each customer with "I'm going 'the regular low price and you tohelpyousavesomnmoneyl" Women can select from canget another pair for only Si. All shoes In the torc are on sale hundreds of styles in sizes 'except men; work shoes and ranging from 4 to 11 In both 'men's and boy's boots. But A An 'boots are on special sale too - L, _________________________ buy one pair at the regular low _____________________________ .price and you can buy a second d..tZOyIt :pair up to equal value for l, Electric. :price. Smart shoppers are brtngng along a buddy to split W,stebiket.' :the cost of the boots with edch Starts . -getting a pair at a bargain stops .price automatically' In order to make room for their fall and winter shoes, Shoe : $249. 50 : Tree Is clearing out their spring Mon Fre~(hMfetsilli; 41 0 number of dollars? 11 JWLW —- 5_ - "GET MORE 'CENTS" FOR YOUR DOLLAR AT THE SHOE -: THEE DURING THEIR $1 SHOE EXTRAVAGANZA. Sa nford - - - ... '_..r 7w . ..''-; Ph. 323-7990 2$S$ Sanford Ave. In Th Ace Hard*a,e Bldg 0 N. Horse & Rider lo k a 1 WESTERN STORE 333-3U4 or 373 7710 _____ Ridett HATS. SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS. JEWELRY BELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS DOMESTIC £ IMPORTS FREE GIFT WRAP mmma , 8 - SADDLES -GUN BELTS - floW . 10 Home Nellie Coleman invilet you to come in and browse around her most unuti,a, qstts shop 16-24 Year SR22s Filed El Payments .WALLPAPER ' - Park Ave. AUTO I INSURANCE flri. Fnrr'ct City. fPDrida, June, 19)5 prnr.Ie (nunty Io'.da urier the (eali fiititiôt name of WALLERS Arthur H flt"iiri'h, Jr e ,. I given that I am FICIAI. SEAL E 'ii' Clirk of the F frriøa 'I' af,or(M; . - / c. - default will be estif,, tr inof you. By , '', . '.:. I 71st day of July. 1971, e i tterwiw a the Clerk 'b'' 11 -'' lost - 11-illil"I~ -w- - Ar - FREE HEARING TEST accessories accrdingly. If you're the type of woman This fantastic Dollar Sale wl'ia doesn't blindly loIu* the draws people from all over ever changing whims of Central Florida so plan to visit fast Lin, then Shoe 'rree is the shoe Tree soon while the stock plac to shop. They carry complete. For at Shoe Tree - --- ---- f ~~ - DU O'11L77A') ______ - 111 . Guaranteed In Writing For S Years CONTEMPORARY 9-.-- CALL 8348776 - ' FREE ESTIMATES wide and narrow widths. There find accessories such as I are sandals galore in bright, coordination hand bags, socks, vivid and pastel colors with hosiery. slippers and a variety GEORGE C. HEARN y. stacked and low heels. Pumps, of shoe coloring. elegant evening shoes. dressy Shoe Tree keeps the customer ______________________________________________________ , WRING *.1;JIJIiI'I'i1I11; ______ smart daytime and casuai kick first in mind and selects the __________________________ various styles of shoes and arounds are offered, i -' .,.. Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator HR. WRECKER SERVICE - Dollar . ... • ROOF COATING ernanwho wears one!! - .". 90-DAY GUARANTEE . 24 MOBILE HOME NYLONIZE ________I ._____ e Shoe Tree At - ' Not • 408 MAlT I E ST. SANFORD 3231329 - . er ___________ Sense To A enTraI Norma Nylonizing • NEW & USED PARTS INSTMLATI9N .:- - ~ - -- , - I The secrets to being a success Florida as well as in Australia. variety of used equipment. Hall and Kerry Sherwood, and are an enormous ambition and At the home office in Oviedo They carry disc narrows from by 'hop foreman Ed Kennedy, a Shours of hard work. No one You will find nine of the 11 3o Inches to3l feet in width and veteran of the company since knows this better than A. Duda Dudas hard at work. The other wheel tractors from 5 to 320 h.p. 1957. & Sons Inc., creators of Oviedo twoarebasedintheBetjoGlade These wheel tractors are from Duda Auto Parts consists of Tractor and Duda Auto Parts. plant. 32 inches to 14 feet in width and both wholesale and retail Oviedo. Oviedo Tractors, a division of vieighfrom 400tolO,000pounds. operations. They stock a The Dudas, a diversified A Duda & Sons, has been in At Oviedo Tractor you can find complete line of auto parts and company, began operations in operation since 1957. it started anything in farm equipment all parts necessary for 'the vegetable business 60 year; Out with only two employes and from the mini to the mighty! repairing farm equipment and ago. Since then the second and now boasts 14. Farm equipment is a machinery. thaird gnecation. Dudas corn Oviedo Tractor carries the tremendous investment. The In addition to the above sistlng of three sons and their widest range of farm equip farmer has more Invested In mentioned businesses, the eight son;, have expanded rnent and machinery In the equipment than any other Oviedo location houses a operations to include such state. They handle five major business in existence for the wholesale 100 acre sod farm. enterprises as citrus, cattle, lines of tractors. lawti and dollar return. All territory from Daytona vegetable farming, camp garden equipment, and three Harold Hall, General Beach to Palatka and south to grounds, citrus processing major hay forage equipment Manager of the Tractor the southern tip of the state is plants canning plants, packing, lines. New Holland, Gehl and Division Is responsible for the serviced by Duda. They also sod farming and a tractor and Lely. They have deep tillage smooth flow of the operation, have an operation in Naples, auto parts business A Duda & tools for alt sorts of ground Hall has been with the company A true story of success — one Sons are international ex preparation, rotary mowers sInce 1962, He is assisted by might say the Duda story is on, porters. Their operations are from 19 Inches to 28 ft. In width, two very capable and from the mini 1r thernghty.— establishe d all over the state of walk behind mowers, and a knowledgeable salesmen ADV. - - * A completely unique concept more time to devote to enjoying set. -. - .--'" Cl k of Itt (,rt.H Court Joy! J t Deputy' ri ___ ONE OF THE MANY MIGHTY'S ATOVIEDO TRACTOR -. ilto r I Fred flail and Kerry Sherwood —.ialesmen—wfH assis t you in your selection of farm equipment B 1' IL',?N/TORE 1 PEAl IV. anis that I inteio to reftiStCt%AidnarIww,th o4 the(jrrujfç,jrt miNsIe(O.jnty. • RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES F.de Hall, manager says "It's fun to find a bargain at Decorator's Bazaar!" , .I New A Used Furniture- We BUY, Sell A Trade -OneOrA Houseful- Furniture& Glassware described property Owned by Florida 37101, and file the original Nicholas J. End.rle and Karen Answer or Pleading in the office of Enderle,saldpropertyt,ejng located the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or In Seminole Ctvnty. Fiqi, rtr befor, the 13ff, day of July. 197$. If particularly described as follows.; youfalltodo$o.judgmentbydefault .. One (I) Homemade motorcvcla. tti I'a -- •a... -..-i...e -V.,' , ., !'UU 1W InC Seminole County 1971 License No. relief demanded in the Amended 17A.)149 Complaint. Said property being located and Thitnoflce$hatIbe published Qe Stored at Altamonte Garage in a week for four consecutiveweeks in Altamonte Springs Florida; ad- The Evening Herald. dilforal !nf'n?icn vaIabla from Done and ordered at Sanford, the Civil Division of the Semi nole Florida, this 13th day of June, 1973 County Sheriffs Departmen t, (Seal) Sanford. Florida. Arlfnjr H. Beckwith and the undersigned as Sheriff of Cler k of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, will at By: Joy Stokes 11:00 A.M. on the 9th day 01 July. Deputy Clerk A.D. 1973, 'tIter for sale and sill to J. LI'tds..iy Builder, Jr., of the highest bidder , for cash. Subject. Maguire. Voorhis 1, Wills., P.A. to any an all existing lelns.. at the 133 Wall Street Front (West) Door of the Seminole Orlando. Florida 32501 C*unty Courthouse In Sanford, Attorneys for P'alntiff FlorIda, the Cbove dlsctib,d per. Publish: June 17, 21. July I. I. 197$ son .I Drflo'tv. Me , to Said id sale it being made to satisfy th terms of said Writ of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Execution, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. John E. Polk, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sheriff COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole mino County, Florid a CAN No. 7Sflo9CA4s.E PubIi' June 17 , 71, July 1, s. iti In re th e Marriage of DEO1Ge GENEVA C NEWMANS PETITIONER. FICTITIOUS NAME slid Plot ice is hereby given that i am HENRY NEWMANS.JR, engaged In business at Hlq!tway 4 Responden' Forest CIty, Seminole County, NOTICE OP ACTION TO: HENRY NEWMANS, JR. OLYMPIC KARATE ASSOCIATION RESIDENCE UNKNOWN AND OLYMPIC KARATE. and that YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a,' I intend to register said names with action for d!floit,tion of as been flied against you and you the Clerk of the Circuit Court, !..-;,so;e County, Florida in ac are rewired It,. serve a copy at your COrdanCe with the provisions of the written defenses. if any, to it on Fltitit Name Statutes, To Wit: Geneva C Newma'ts, Petitioner , address 5 2217 Hartwell Section 515 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Av en ue, Sanford, Florida, on or Olympic Karate before July 31, 1973, and file the Association, Inc. original with the clerk of this court By' Edward Flick, President eitner befor. 5e"vlc, on Petitioner or Immediately thereafter; other Attest: witi a default will be entered S Wayne Lnralcs. . 3Qai'tst , for the Secretary demanded Publish - Juni 71, July l$, 13, 1973 in the complaint or petition , DFO.I;3 WITNESSmy hand and the seal of th it C ourt on June 11, 1975 (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN FOR SEMINOLE ASIPIIJr H. Beckwith. Jr COUNT .FLORIDA Clerk of Circuit Court I FSTATE No. 7S1)6-CP By Elaine RlChar As Deputy Clerk In Fe: Estate of Publish June 17, 71, July I, I, 1975 EvA BELL QUINN a k a DE 0. lii EVA ft OUINN Deceased NOTICE TCR EDITOR S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH TO ALL / $ PERSONS HAVING JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR I CLAIM OR DEMANDS AGAINST SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, SAID ESTATE. / CIVIL ACTION NO. 7145 V an eap, ci y ou are hereby in re: the Marriage 04' notif,e; jind to file any JAMES D. AVRETT, required Hvs.band, claims and oemands which you. or e'thi'rofn'ou, may have against tab GWEPIOOLYN JANE AVRETT,1111111111111111111 Estate in the office of the Clerk Of Wife the Circuit Court 04 the Eighteenth NOTICE OF ACTION Judicial Circuf, S,em.naIe County , THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Florida, Prcbate Ovislon. in the , Courthouse Al Sanford, Florida. GWENDOLYIIS JANE AVRETT WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE CITY within four Calerwiar III months from OF SAVANtIAIf, COUNTY OF fIst time 01 the first publication Of CHATHAM. STATE OF GEORGIA thi5 notice Each CI.m 'r de.rs.lr,d AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS must be in writing sod filed in IS: I5QI 000EECHEE ROAC duplicate A nd state fPte place 01 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 3IS residence and post of fiCe address A sworn P etition for lAod,ficati: the claimant and must be sworn O having been filed regarding yci by ttit ctimant, has agent or at. for mer marriage to JAMES I tarrtey. or the shall be void AVRETT, IntPit'Cir cuit Court 1011 flafeal at Sanford. Sem i nole f County. Florid a, F lor.cja th.$ 7ltr day It 'iiorl 04 whith 5 1ff RE 1' ~ June, icic A AlAiiI.r.E )F JAMES 'i()orisQ Wilson AVRETT, Husband, and GW! S Adminis.trtrax DOLYN JANE AVRETT , v,Ji, Of tab Estate these prq'tanfs command Yot lo .1 ROBERT HUPIKAPILLER appear and file your Anteercr It'e.," Johs.on, Panico. defen5ivepIe1drQ5wtp,th, flif'. of ,ikaiIt,, R4um 5. -1 tr'e (rCif Co'jr? ri arid mr A County, Florida, and serwi a mpv Ill South Mi'.tland Ave thereof on PetitiOnr'i ,:taney, F Iflrit '17751 Jack T. Bridges of C 't .,Sand 1. Pi,iPtsl Ii.i'v 5. Mire, Post Office Dr*s,t r Z, San. Iced, Florida 22771, ret or hereby SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. 32807 0 ... %hich Aforesaid Writ of Execution Complaint on the Plaintiff's At *as clitilivered to me as Sheriff of fOrney, L I NDS AY ou and , uire, Voorhis & Wells, r'ae levied upon the fol'Owing PA. 135 al S Orlando, FICTITIOUS NAME TIMEX® Be'uLk'6 B &wt!J Sat 4 I' IA , , ______ JULY 4 SALE 10 Tiliphons 2774431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED . ' ' I- RON'S TIME SERVICE $ 350 Call For Appt. 322-3936 - -_ - ______________________ ' ___ _______ .-'.- : - )_ Oviedo - --'i J you Plaintiff, n Nicholas J. Enderle are required to serve a copyand you and Karen Enderle, Defendant. Answer or Pleading to the of your Amended NOtice Is. 1000 - " SanfordPLara HAIR CUT & BLOW DRY '__ = - - Route 426 by virtue of that certain Writ of degree 26 East parallel to the Execution issued Out of and under East line of said NW '. of NW ' a Court on the 17th day of January, 'hen ce North degrees ))70 1975, in that certain cast en. titled, Eagle Finance Company. hat been filed against laid State St.. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HAIR STYLING thence run Westerly along the seal of the County COurl Of m Eg MR %.e PERMANENT WAVES PH. US-3248 - SINGER APPROVED DEALER — - LI NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE the North ljneoftaIdNWtl01NW,d NOTICE IS HER EdY GIVEN IPIt adistanceof1Xft;,Mnc,SOhi I . • S . " 7. 1 c55b WEEM '- 01 Id r - . : , '. — =-_ S-. to the NE corner of Said NW I a of NW _t:-__~ - ~- ~-_ - LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT Carrymgcde or r.abinet extra CUSTOM CATERING TO FIT ANYONE'S BUDGET DIHI'G aoou AVAILABLE IN EVENINGS SEATS 1544 PIOPII 323.0963 131h St. & Sanford Ave. SHAMPOO & SET North I degree 26, ao,- Wet, along said East tintof told NW 'i Of NW DEO 112 I AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO iII - . ___ DUDA AUTO PART , NAr_JF-1ir-1k &OFF LUNCH II ' TOUCH & SEW' MACHINE ,CATERING flu - - : . II ![! UM(k SAT. HOT DAILY SPECIALS. MtL ') Q MONDAY SIZED SANDWICHES. YOUR FAVORITE BEER OR WINE MICHELOB ON THE TAP. if - ' " Ph is' L,nI -frrd 'Fix Mighty WWUJ RESTAURANT ANDCATERING L' II II U11 W - 'f , an,i cs _ ][he Mini To The ' Private Patients_VA_Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 azaar Tuesday, July 8, 1975-3B 0 Sim do*— NURSING Township 71 South Range 30 East run North 1 degree 76 40 West along the East line of tad NW ' of NW I . a distance of 713 6 feet to the Point of beginning continue thence (COURT SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr At Clerk of the COWl .. - Fiberglass Products 1673 HANGAR RD. SANFORD AIRPORT 372.U70 ALL FIBERGLASS FAMILY FISHING BOAT. Browsers Wanted: No Experience Necessary p be entered agit;nsf vou for the rel,ef _% ! __ . 1;1 Ha tha way — SPORT 14' 7 , _ " COMPARABLE TO THOSE REGULARLY PRICED AT $393 - ___ * ___________ ___________ hiorIgage on the following described attorneys or ,immedi.teIy ther eafter o?herw,.e a default will - ' 215 _ nera n (L ess the S. 27 feet) and the SW i , of 11-t NW Is (Less the S 30 feel) and the ; 01 the NW '4 of the NW '. Section 36 To w nsh i 2' South, Range ',%I E,I%t ,- - -. . FACTORY SECONDS ________ _____ action 10 foreclose an Agreement fc- original with the Clef k of this Court either before service an pl&lnliptz, - A COUPLE OF __________ S Simulated Petrified Wood C olors .ors PIantft. vs. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an P0181lan; RINKER MATERIALS CORPORATION, a Florida car. Deed on the following propfrty in poration; THE UNITED SlATES Seminole County. Florida: OF AMERICA and THE FLORIDA Lot 1. Block 77, SUBURBAN POWER CORPORATION, a Florida HOMES, Seminal, County. Florida. 1P0rat1o; according to the PIE thereof, at Defendants. recorded in Flat Book S. NOTICE 0.' ACTION and 61, Public Records of Seminole TO KOSCOT IN ~ounlv, Florida, LANETARIA ~;% been filed against you iind you TERP de MEXICO, S.A are rewired to serve copy of your re ADDRESS UNKNOWN Written defenses, it any, to it You. KOSCOT IN DONALD F WRIGHT. OF SLIT. TERPLANETARIA de MEXICO. TON WRIGHT & SMITH Plaintiffs A are hereby notified that an Amended Complaint to Foreclose altorntyt whose address is wi -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PATIO STONE Legal Notice South Orange Avenue. Post 011iCt - ......... ',......... '.......... "' POPCORN - Legal Notice address unknown '- " . I , It $ ' ' I I Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company Sanford 2562 S. Park Ave. ., :t-43_j- ?-t ' �~~~~~~~~_W~ _______________________________________________________________ 71z . - - - , -- - - .1 1 - .. - , , . _.: - . - - - , . - - - - . L I - — - _ , _ — — i:_._ 413-Evenlnj Herald, Sanfoni Ft T BEETLE BAILEY rJ Ty : A mlNUTE-, I 9A6 60ME 5iN&ULAV i / - + '"' %I iI I _ / AT *65 • about. 764 K 63 VJ 10765 •3 £Q 10S4 - 09852 - --- £AJ2 ' THEN W)T DID /'...BUT D 1) 'THE MINERS AND TRUST PECULIARrN/ _______ AWNSPEOPLE IN MINT CITY... I BANKS! i-r His Mo'? - _____ _____ ' I -z-. THE BORN LOSER P -.... //1 W i _____ ;0 IV 1- - FRDO WK 0 11111 h WA -J I . I IV W 11 A" y I 00 OR SCC Dean Robert Schrieber announced two especially us!" . By Roger fiollen FUNNY BUSINESS defender holds a hundred tie might try . two diamonds, but his hand is a complete ?v 1"No N ~' I ',j + (05W1ILLI ~ _1% - 0u ir i'' for PRESIDENT . + .' .. i Of AEMWIAWI "VWff4q4n i I ? 0 • ~ _'., I ARM f ~ % • • - —'•1 \.GUvOR!I / - I :! I BLONDIE .I , I 75 I im__ CLOTH P 4" S+.. / j' G_ ç. (C S'-. .. J! WINTHROP I I'M fNG TO RUN A CCITT L I 'ror NE W FRgEN(,sHtP - ____ - (I'LL -t TI-E V1NN I I iI '±m _./ I +4 .i ' ARCHIE ___ I t C i' LI1 - ' L ______ -- MY IZEACTION - — ______ . _____ I - z - M _f:~ -Yl . v LL N 4T VE .' I - __________ ( 11 I ( - _____ Ar-T I 106 M -~ -7';. - I i f 1 'I" . AT _. 1!. . 1 1, , , I _-:1:~:1, I ` 'T.0 i t L_ .I 1 -.;\ i .; % 1i ; IL__ .___ ' - - . t r / --I_ ___ I - -v rII % 47. '1 _ • \r\m'r _; t ' -'-'-- --I - ~ - L,__ L, I k~I.Itlf,i iI ,,c:: \.. 1~~,I . _ - -- , -, V 1 - 11 ~ ," __ i - 1-i 0 ~, f ... -___T_1.# ~_'-- I - . f / I_______________________ .' by How,. Schneider SHORT RIDS my' -______________ - 'TRS \___ ,—.' J , ~ I r __4 ~__ - .-_fl 4A WITH PIZ00"11 AND ALL* Calendar .+ - a ' / " I t 4A Editorial JJ 0 -+-- J 0 • IOA Horoscope hospital .................. 5A 1? . ' Sports _______________ i I ~_ , + - '''' ,, I " -,_ .1, - 7~ ~) I=_ ~ '.— I 4 9 : - - ¼ . , IT k relocated, repaired and brought Into good safety condition. The four commissioners, tight-lipped and somber, would not indicate what, if any, - questions were a.sked by the grand juror! nor what testimony they may have oflered, If any, during their ap- pearances Willlains was with the jury about 90 minutes, Hattaway a SID VIHLE similar time, Kwiatkowski ~14'I + " 1 . — -' ,' y 11 .. T " " . _ - • - It i -' 't s r - - t . F'. . . the> contact a person who cannotspeakEnglish,orcannot il. T.'j,F ' , . 0 , .. --:, __ - __ ~ 4, 4 ", -. ', ,. • 4 I 'W - '' - .;A -r-~ -_M?- -'. t I V ~, X____ ~_I an emergency. "Also these people would be .- 7 - __ '- . __ , - ~ - V -- - , , and tourists who might be in - -11. . 1j '' a - U ground In bmgwood," Public Works Director Ralp In the downoour, however, no permanent darn: ;' was dorm 'There was just so much rain at one time - lie I '. lilling of $V681 21) Ashby Jones. deputy clerk of the Circuit Coun, ) -es rt oorted the flinires of the recent ci b i ll months t ing sr from Florid ori a Power and light Company to the Conuiiission. le said he dil it to draw commissioners attention to the bill And he succeeded. Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski has I dispatched a memo to department heads elected officials and maintenance officials suggesting met.hod.s to conserve electricity in th building such as r ilsinu t he theromosLt on the air conWtionet to 72 degrees and turning lights out when leaving the rn tam . + . + . ' f .... . ' •,• , - ._+. ' • ~ I'- _ -~ ..t '4 ,. % .'ç-' j i ~_ PFi_-t,C~_I)~, '4-7, 14 A, k __ M r ' r., ..' - ..' , -+ !tk 9 - i~' IV4~. - - - .Vx This Burglar Picked On The Wrong Car -I.A711. ff.~~, ,,,7Wi ,-~ A3r:5TA;_;! conditioning, the June bill still was a big jump over the May storm was intense during a 30-minute period - It .Jd not drain away last enough," said Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd Floyd had all the cit crews out toda y repairing unimproved roaes and patching holes where sever Itnes were recently installed The mayor said drainage is being hampered somewhat by clogged dralm. He said although people compla in abou t sewer odors coming from the drains, they conUnue to dump town clippings trash and other garbage there causing the problem. ? " ~Wf;i4a;r . tste:da> They learned of their June electric bill $12,305 74 for provid in g electrici ty to the county courthouse And, while county officials say they expect power bills to increase during summer months with additional use of the air i said Theprojectisonavolunteer - : £, r i0eininole County Commimioners received an electric shock agricultural center. - - -'" Bill hocks Board MILK I OCHRID( IF hleraldStaff Writer Fisher said .- , Spolski has found se en p.rson, o Far who speak a I , Sanford recorded a 37 inch rain at the cot-in I .4 Ili ' ' . I '' + + ++++++++++++++ AE!ctric rains came. Lightning and th under seemed to be right on tb . ~:~~ 'v4i 31 . _- • . 1, .r r w .............. - -6*7A not be an "expert" in 9w T' - I I ' -' - . dividually conserve electricity. According to Jones, the Commission can expect an overex. pcnditure of $55,000 at the end of the year because of the ct of electricity. Si00 00 Owas' cvdjnijw"enerajfundbudget i ii ng and posse.ssion of lot at the apart,inent complex ceman John ng, walked to the ty courthouse * utilifies. including gas and water, But now, Jones "T'here are many people who - tools about 1:20 a.1r., -' A TI I I-'A I I -tarted insi& his residence side and tried the door. reports ordy 110,160 remains in the general fund for ufih are qualified to assist in a eAce early today of witnessing shortly after Fosler arrived at when he saw a young man walk Foster said the man appeared payment& r' language problem situation, but the atte, * his Ridgewood Anits apartment from a w ooded area towards night low 67. Rainfall was .37 we Nive no centralized list own automobile - and he the parking lot. ne $12,307 billing includes a fuel adjustment of $1,132.17 and thing in the car door lock" when Inches. available front wnich to contact arrested the susp,ect to boot. Bond for Burke was sel. at lie i Foster i approached, reports the use of 413,200 kilowatt hours. The June Ir,5 billing the people," Spolski explaine . roster, still lit uniform. $10,000, according to recor& at Police Chief lien Butler said morrow with scattered alwatched the man approach the identified himself as a police compares to the June 1974 billing which w-.4 $8,369. To volunteer as a "tranthe be minole County Jail. rows of automobiles until he o(fleer and arrested the main. Jones said the bills are paid each month and do not require lernoon and evening thunder- slator," persons are asked to Foster booked Earl 6I.eon Just had Foster said he search A Cornmiss+ion approval beeausethe funthare budgeted. However, of the iuspect showers. reached Foster's car. The contact the sheriff's depart. Burke, 1512 Mellonville Ave., parked his l92 on arri v ed home, jail re v ealed a set of car keys, if the o ver expenditurec are needed the Commission will have to into county open door Suspect for Sanford then attempted to and tides ment by telephone and ask Complete details 4 .jrv. Cougar in the westside parking the r charges of attemptol htir1; %hich Foster took into cu5t ty. Spolski, are on Page 5-A. ARN)LD H SLXIAL WWKERS CRY .- 11 - '--- aailable to translate" when Tcleiiion ...............1OA language involved. Age Is no Women's ++++++++++9A barrier either, Srski sa'd + Frink Hill 0 - '"- 14 Yp_ S, DW e •' 8A Comics ' ••, - attempts to have the jail - rJght,, dumping 1.4 inch-.-s of rain in less than two hours on Altamonte Springs. but It didn't wm to bother 11-yearold Alan Williams of 3S K E ve rgreen, Longwood (left) Williams and his pals enjoyed themselves >'sterda> afternoon at Lyman High School's new pool before the hf -r, a . ;f a M Ia1.2 I A 5A serse as a translator in case of Classified .. _....... ..IIA - ' . #iJi"t 4. 11SSUE, M I LU 9 - I %-1 I , I/11 - Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr Indicated the board wanted to be certain that all possible safety precautions have been taken before giving approval for the reopening of the jail for housing prisoners. The lire safety study is being prepared with input by the Sanford Fire Department, the State Fire Marsha ls office and th e Seminole County Fire I )ugh to foreign language well en, °. I AMR ACTUA16LY ____ - F% A V Around The (lock -' I S ----+ - a T I I 1 1 -__4 ,, le C, + ," Thunderstorms struck In South Seminole County last arise and thue is need for persons who can speak foreign Sheriff's De partment can use languages. your help under a new plan John Spolski, superisor for being set up by the department. the 9-1-1 Emergency ComThe plan calls for compiling a mnunications systerr, said from list of translators to be time to time officers find it available should an emergency helpful to have "someone - C" ____ , Speak a foreign language' If so, the Seminole County ' I /" I (O. _____ ' MEMJ aJRr &8.ERJ StX) MAR &tI1. M'1 A ThAT J ''"}" /' . .. ' ~ -~i Director Gary Kaiser. HE'S UNAFFECTED BY STORM - -2 y + - `f 1 , (1 Al - b Bob A _______ i N ç " . - _.iI Cti )21i~jw FRANKANDERPJEST _____ I ( ARcx.&ib WiAr 'rtxi LA(I-I J t, AT ME f€MIJD MY I 41. - - -, * UK & MEEK ______________________________ ' ____ Asked 0,P1 , ( ,-_'-•. 4 -~ _y "_., ~ iI - — -,i - ip + almost completed the repairs from 4:10 P.M. until 4:50 and '-and other workmen should be Klmlrough from 4:55p.m.until closed doors, apparently to if indictments should be Vihlen the report will examine finished on Friday. July 15 is 5:15 p.m. The jury recessed at determine what the next step returned or just a written two areas: basic fire safety the target date for returning 5:15 p.m. will be in the investigation. presentment drafted by the requirements and elements prisoners to the county facifity. The grand jury reportedly "We may call one or two jury for presentation to the beyond the minimum Polk reported the wnrk on the has bM 3ifting InforroaLim on Apple bobbing aiidHallowecuusuaHygotogether, but the kkbat more people," Fulenwider said circuit court. requirements which would second floor hospita l cell, unapproved minutes f the Sanford's Summer Playground discovered today that apples, shortly before the jurors broke The jury can, if it so desires, provide additional safety. where the fire is believed to County Commissioners' waterandwetaeagoodeombinatiouferfanyUmeof forthenight. draftareport,sealitandsend Meanmhile, repair work on have started, was 'about u.eerdlaped reportso( year. LytsAut, mouth lull ad fare *trramt.wIth water Ii Shotldthegrandjurychooae the iormatit to Us gover- the burned jail is on schedule omp1et" A. and cdied the thse ir& Ille chamPlim apple bobber, Joe Lhharkr 44 ftdord.4 Herald Pboto notto (all additional witnesus, nor's office fer 0.Ion. . #J al-A r_-1 -A" . . t t" l- _ ,i:.-A In1w ft by Ti Vhaeet ujicl to the probe Mid The jury's final action is' thatthegeneralconLrawc has cperauoii.' jail. Linguists To Aid Sheriff I 4- V' - ____________________________________________________________________ " "° " wi-mr / . .. I . - i ' -`_ - - .,-. I 0 zimee- - ' • *_. '.5 I I I uS.EC' IT O OYQj O ________ ~ If zti- _. -- , ________ ' TYPE W45 50VICLENT ___________ I . ' . 5%11~*r ' fire safet> stud> in the jail prepared by Public Safety ., By GLENN McCASIAND shooting, but hedoesn't have a motive nor a positive Sanford. Fagan said the results of those tests have our suspect might be in the crowd there," Fagan The Herald Staff Writer make on a susp,ect in the killing. as a young not returned to the department as )et. said. "ALso, we urge anyone who atte-nded the Twelve days ago the body of George W. person with shaggy blond hair, has "Helmadollar stopped to call a friend from "We have talked with friends, family, Co. concert — especially the young people - to get In Hebudolla Jr., 5410 Lee Am Dr., Orlando, was of the bus station telephone booths. He had com- not been located. workers-the whole works -and got wo," Fagan touch with us. 7bey might have infoirmaUon and found In front of the Sanford Greyhound Bus Depot. said. pleted the conversation, setting up an appointment don't realize it." The discovery touched off one of the most in- to visit the friend, and stepped from the telephone The detective said the case was muddled Fagan said officers feel the suspect may have shaggy blonde hair, has not been located despite the tensive murder cam Investigations in recent history because of the lielmadollar's marital status, since attended the concert, left the civic center aM booth when our suspect walked up and shot him," efforts of the Sanford Police Depiartment's detecat the Sanford Police Department. Fagan said, there was a divorce pending. walked to the bus station on Second Street and Park live division over the past 12 days. Now, almost twa weeks after Helmadollar died The gunman fled the scene after firing th e fata l hlelmadoll.ar was last seen alive at his Orlando Avenue, arriving about the same time that Fagan and his men have interviewed 150 persons from "three or four shots" from a small caliber shots. Fagan said, because of the arrival of an residence about 9 p.m., Friday, June 27 3bou 90 hl'4madollar drove up to use the phone. The in connection with the slaving and still have drawn pistol, police are still sitt ing at "dead zero" in the unidentified man and his wife, who had driven into minutes be fore th e fatal shooting. He w :.mov ig sot1ng tonk place about 10:35 p.m. a blank in finding the suspect. case. the yard at the time, Fagan said. the bus station parking lot just as the shooting oc"The guy we're looking for was seen leaning Police searched alieys,tra.shdisposal cans, roof "It's so complicated and involved that we're curred. Fagan said his department is ati, i ijptin,, ,.o I ps, hedges and gutters In the area, looking for a agaimt the bus depot bWlding when Helmadollar rwming up blind alleys." Capt. C.B. Fagan said -We don" know if the gunman attempted to rob (trove up. but the witness was too far away to make contact a free-lance photographer, be' 1!ved ~c 'x,eapon or any other clue, but to no avail. today. th e victim and fled when th e two witnesses drove up an identification," Fagan said. from Sa nf ord, who took photographs a the C mii;ty "We're still at point zero. We've got a homicide lando man was in before completing the robbery or if there was During the course of the investigation, four GOW Concert, he,'d at the Civic Cente,. -.he nl,,nt. of and a suspect, but no motive or real Identification of Sanford and why he had stopped his late model another motiv e for the siooung," Fagan said. the suspect," Fagan said. "Any help from the w eapons ha ve been seized by officers for bullet the shooting. automobile at th.- bus station just before the fatal The gunman. described as a young, person with "We want to check aH those phritogi tiphs I i so.le if comparison tests at the Regional Crime Lab in public will be appreciated and kept _ ______ 'N 21 , , I . V . . __ "__ - - __ &*ssa..'." ',EwsrQiiJG i.,. . I r e.f" JERK T '1OURELF' DR KLuTZ DIDM 1 REALIZE THAT MY - I4 , I' JUGHEAD by Crooks & Lawrsnc. c)&EATE5T EMOriOW4L. RL1CTiOJ t,LOAPlCrLJEoF YOU__ VER"? vr~ FLATTERII'k I'M 5URC. - + I i NUTTY P5YCHO..0óP5'T- DR WCLOJ6KL%ZTE5T E i ,J_ +i ctP.L.0 CAPTAIN EASY - s _____ U q •I' ______ __ al . ç ' '"-'. _______ + / ç •. .1 - _ / - \ ~ f DiOVOuTi 1J PO, S'u.v IT 'S MV MEN ON YOUR 'T'r . ..,-,.~ I ,__a,. .. . 1 e ____ do HOT WATER TANi('i • '.T, 00, by Bob Montana ___-.._ i 1. * -0 I, ,.../ + 0 -I II-'. ..i ' I I 4) 'Y*U ABOUT THE —i çz" I ARCHIE, I I I BEFORE t TELL YO(JVE HAD A NICE DINNE R.. I 74 \ '_J i "~ - J I ' - - Sanford Pol'i* ce St*ill Search' ing For Clues In Murder Case o 04W 1 i, '" . -. ----. - _--!.- - . reportedly conceirmed himse with tracing the history of his work session Monday to review - - LL WAIT TILL I ' I itt by Dick ++ ,~ ;~" 1 - . : 9 . i f\rE THE WWVTtL. % A \ I FrV4RMA8RSHP 1 I LOES,A LJFETIAAE I I. .- WINNING - ! _., POOR C)EAR! ç- , k, e -- - .L' t 1J N.... ~_Ul l lio f I ALMOST GOT FIRE( ' ,-( .1,"% a " I i . lcii - Al % 0 A V. ! - ( ' Ij 1•., ." i .1 - I T H ESJ I GOT A - + - As the grand jury recessed, •. They ( th e repair crew3) have done an excellent job," he said. Polk appeared Wore Ow grand jury during its morning session, winding up testimony - -. .- I into the grand jury room. After t he jury session coneluded, Assistant State Attorney William Staley, the ,rand jury foreman and Chief JOhN KIMBROUGH State Attorney Investigator Jack Fulenwider met behind the next step would be to decide Department. According to _____ .- the direction which it might choose to take. 1. last to appear, was the only commissioner to have an attorney present when he went . - + + PhI5Cj - _-I~~_ __ - + M . PARKING' TICKET' I ' Williams, Mike Hattaway, Harr> Kwiatkowski and John Kirnbrough Kimbrough, the U I"J jjI_ - kik. - ..7..-ir_ + — "-'(WHAT AT : e expected to take at least a week to prepare, accordi ng to In formed sources, regardless of - , were Commissioners Dick e + TB .. It . - V. - ' _____ + \ . -, I I + + I. A . . READ 'tCUA BEDTI ME STORY 7 MOUTHFUL CRW43L11 MUMMY fiU.. " - - I , .- u s ; ounty commissioners and Sheiilf John Polk yesterday. .-"' _________ — k 5CRIB&E JAMMIE%AND J L-A ' T- ~ . W)4EN tOUPE 1U U -- — AND I4EES million. terms have expired. SCC President Earl Weldon welcomed the trustee' choice of Mrs. Carolyn Stenstrom as chairman and John Daniels as vice-chairman. Also, trustees decided to contin ue meeting the second Tuesday in each month. " c + -- _____ + w 19ftodifto - __ Schrieber urged new students to get ap. plications in as early as possible. Those students with 30 hours or more may register now, while new student applications will be con.sider,-d in mid-August "based on space available," Weldon also told trustees that no new fullUme instructional personnel will be hired at SCC In the coming year. I I f", " -: , [!J • ." +._4_, APAR1'1? Chic Young BA'fl4 + ~ . tF__ ii 4 - * I14 - + .__ claimed 11 lives reached a standstill this morning. The jury panel was released until this afternoon after hearing testimony from four - V - .+.,. THAT ,,. $ ,• - BATH VATE17 THE BUBBLE .0 —by T. K.- Ryan I * BE SJE IS READY . TUMBLEWEEDS 94: ' I. COME. --- -'--- J -- - &' IF -4! ___ I I Ir- z I ,-. ~T -a ' ___ _____ (MIiAVIt4' ++ i + I , JJ - -- ..__.r1 '_~l ' ft , ,2 -A - AW &Wa RICMTO, I I # - `nN' TH' CMUCT SWT FER ''PIPE / . ~ ~_ __ iwbl ________ - _______ Ie -- NMP4H75, -4W /6" + -, . I- - / • / — F - # f_ M, I - RRMI.rAf •- + I',-.-i I _. I . #_ / - The grand jury investigation of the June 9 fire at the Seminole County Jail that . . - / / _____ k - 11 . - , 4.JV - -~_y P4 - , -~~2 r- __ ___:~ WM ,012~r A%W r M67A%Jr60WV I '.'MEg ;W wr AV)W . • U=MY I C&W&MM aw/mv •• you i --- t— 6", AVX7AXV- ar )W)v .,w : appointed by Gov.'Reubln Askew to replace Vernon Mize and Mrs. Thelma Clontz, whose u ran . - _ _ I - .. __ - u xwmsiisi7/j47fl44y j4)' )a/Asa' a.4ss. ocr A64.wxP u I Weldon also gave a brief rundown on the school's financial position. In essence, he said SCC in the fall will accept as many students as possible" 5CC is slated to receive about the same amount of state money as last year - $52 . I ,i .- - by Garry Trudleau + GTflNO uciwo.' - at f- . for -.. _- 14 ____ For FaCUlf~ members who are leavin g. me ,n out who The fareweii is . /I CONNTCTED IN NO TIME, ' W PETUNA! r011 JUST I HERE..' ~_ - . o - 7'- /4kJ DOONESBURY OTICE:AUSTERITYBU I books for the school's li brary. Just prior to announcement of the gran ts, trustees elected new officers and greeted two new board members. New members include Mrs. Beverly Freeman and We ndell Agee. Agee did not attend last night's meeting. Both were .. .1 -. FAREWELL IL related to a student's major field of study. Also, $22,861 came In for continuation of the 21st Century Woman program. T'he non-credit course deals mainly with women's changing role in today's society. lastly, Mrs Harrow said a small grant, about $4,000, has be en received for purchase of .. a,_ - v iW F~_ ------____, ____ / each year apply for financial assistance. Under the HEW grant, a student must First apply. His ... 7-8 III !;_.~ college credit for working - when the work is as&.sts veterans with applications for rederal .. =_ - FOfjSeT, QC,(VRr_ a (Do you have a question for the Jacobys? Write :5 caro 0 aco newspaper. The most interesting ouestions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) .. / _* C'MON I D EAL I. Oh, ves! lionors also count % by Larry Lewis .0 - -4 -( .1~ __,*, I\ /_ Schrieber says "more and more" students I with BIMO BURNS Q 18,101146 .% veterans. Anita Harrow, the school's director of academic affairs, said SCC also r:cived $35,000 to run the school's cooperative education program. Under that program, students receive - .. .. - . CAMPUS CLATTER stipends and provides various other services for grant awards from the Department of Heal th , Education and Welfare HEW). The first, for $124,000, provides scholarships for the disadvantaged. The second HEW grant for $34,267 is for continuation of an office of veteran affairs at the college, application is sent away f or evaluation. If need is substa ntiated, money can be provided for housing, as well as cost of classes. The office of veteran affairs, S'.hriel er says wa> "Janie sure gets around for a teen-ager . . ton sinct k tracts are ever fulf illed when a Thus, North has a very normal one notrump rebid after South's one heart response spade. North When West st can't bid one notrump (he can't stop spades. i : The Largest grant, $287,704, Is for con3tructlon of the school's fine arts building, which SCC officials hope to let out for bids in August. School of ficials a1so must complete an environmental questionnaire before construction gets under i•• A a ic T LIL)IE 46 Of More Than $500,000 to ex traI s enough to bid. ~ received received six federal grants totaling more than M00 for the 197~46 school year. W are 1' rom time to time asked if honors count when held ya1defe nde r The answer is There is one free ehid that have 41.spec ial Ilk li1Ul is the free rebid in notrump t must show that you can stop the suit that your opix) TI .-_~ i ) , A 11 - IIyOs old & James Jacoby 'trustees at Seminole Community College (SCC) were told last night that the college has I - .---- '%*~ t mrs OJ.f1O%D'D n- o lead pening by A Sansom BE Hlnkk b 0 l'jss 1 4GOt C 'rW4 'u '-7 Pass + Grants Receives By ED PRICKETI Herald Stall Writer / East might well have led the ack of spades , rath er than his iourth would have collapsed. IV ass College • ____ ______ OLPrLLLJ i 1. have been on lead South 3 N T Pass Pass ~ *. 'XL. 1, -- tut i,, • I L I North rsI 4 —, _________ ' I raised to three and East would A . , __________ out th at if West had passed. North would have bid one flotrumP. South would have North-South vulnerable Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___ must ' DO AM 67th Year No, 276-Wednesday, July 9, 1975 - North raises to game. West opens his four th best spade and South rattles off his nine tricks VAQ843 Q J 10 by Dcv. Gru. I e mn g W 7 and wins the ALLEY 00P Fd ill 4 around to South he can bid notrump and jumps to two with his 12 high-card points. FAST ______ I r 1, ___ . q 11 I r When th e spade bid comes 4111 0 ls~ NORTH 11111 e j.\ I .,- minimum. The diamond suit is nothing to sing paeans of joy WEST * AQ974 \ BRIDGE rnwMnanAMs'!; ( LT. FUZZ I / a WIN Mort Walker I. I - - by Dick Tu mor L • - , . , • ____ ,-_ --- -- - -- . 7- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f630dc64cc84f2e8d75cc7ed45a2d53e.pdf 84aba83d35127262b2c2c3486c1e9ab7 PDF Text Text . .. . -• - .., W - -. • • - - - - -, ----- J - . - .. -- - - -- -- - - 3E:t - -. - . . • . •- . .. • - •_-• _ l)=.==::4:> _ _____ 'V_ _ 4J- - m;_ I --: ,-. _.,. I - -'_~ --:_~(11 . ____ ______ jF-:1. ____ . . ' .. - . . _ - . • . -.- - - IF -THEREIS ANY'THINa -1 HATRITS A SWW 00* _i' ) , - r L I •\ k I. -;~!~~ ,!-/ V-~ X4 I'd' - . ____-`7______ ; ,i a J , T ,L\ - . - • - . - . ----- - wu __ u1;j 1) __ __ __ __ / __ -- =11111- - __ ___ - , third. 1h drier and to youthful passengers In Frank Nixon. 43, of Fort Lauderdale, a ___ -- ?r •.- t--...- _ _____ 1 by the first car were killed. Tlw idenfif of the driver was temporarily withheld. Troopers said the passengers were Bryon David Hock, 16, of West Palm Beach and Harold 13w-I Cloud , 14, of Palm Beach. A Friday accident in Brevard County had claimed two victims by late Sunday, troopers said. They said truck driver .Marvin McGehe, 21, of Vest Palm Beath, as killcd hen smashed by inoncondngcarasheworkedunderthehoodof his vehicle, parked in an emergency lane passenger in the car, died Sunday of Injuries suffered in the accident, the troopers said. Troopers gave these details of other accidents: —Maron Law Berry, 71, was killed Sunday when her car struck a railroad signal and flipped into a train in her hometown of Orlando. -Phillip Laishley, 50, mayor of Punta G(xda, was klUed late Saturday when his car hit a bridge abutment on U.S. 41 in Sarasota County. —Kelly Ann Robart, 9, died when struck by a Saturday when hit as he walked along State Road 595 near Brooksville. -Barbara Cooper,36,of Harbor Oaks died in a two-car crash Saturday on State Road 93 In rural Columbia County. -Gary Arthur Anderson, 20, of St. Cloud, Minn., was killed when his car hit a power pole Saturday at an intersection in Okaloosa County. -John Debolt, 64, of North Largo, died Saturday when the car in which he was a passen ger failed to yield the right of way and was struck b another vehicle in Pinellas Park carSaturdayasshetriedtocrossastzeetnear her Deira) Beach home g W - - ____ --- Construction Work To Begin July 14 • __ - -_ - . - -_ L3ONES LEFT T'F'I`K WITH US WHEN YA GE ANY PROGRESS WHEN I RETURN! 1.5 L :4 C 0 ~n 01 - `14111i".%: iI r . 9:4 ai Qu 2.11 " R ~' - oi,o ' If!L ~ I ~ Z W fF. . ba I 1, , v J t ~ RJGHT ON, PERFESSO1 Y(IKi&R,1' 4 Rr ~ I 4 ( P . a 1;11 - .1 i,) ~J fcv --% 2 * a __ = 0 %C I 4 R : I -.-) H00RCO _1" - / Af 0 - r, 1~ ) ~\ ~ ~ \\ \\\t \ - - j V : - IT t - if __ It . - . __ - - Bofi~ L.L .L_ Ir ot __ -,," -~ . ,. 11 V V ' . 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I .I T - I. , __ - Freeman Ref ute s S*inclair Claims _i_ZMLZ_ L Ar - oop$ - - -_ - _ I given party members During that election, Ciibk a name was placed in nomination froin the floocanda majority of - - ' Jt -,. - .' organization and criticize it A .I lie was referring to a Herald - , k '; ,' '' 1-1 - .1, .i. A7 _ -' I Ai .1 Democratic Party spokesman ln Tallahassee said . Cramer has no beef with Cable but just wanted the election to be "fair and legal." A second election with the required 10-day notice has been Freeman said any criticlmi ' of him may stem from the fad that he lives in the south part of A % —_A .,.4ff. ' A Sinclair is quoted as )ing. "Everything I tried to do (as party chairman) was blocked i.,E_ I by the leader of the 'group.' . -7, -- present elected him with only a OV storyl&tWednesdayinwh1ch - I.-,,,- -_g " dr-0 - • grapes," Freeman said in response to Sinclair's charges - * In calling for Sinclair's resignation from the party, Freeman, an attorney, asked, "How can you belong to an 'group' Very evidently Larry Sinclair has a big case of sour . _____ . lw - A ___ sclieduled for Thursday. Cable says his name is still In the hat I - - !& - ~ - Piland Plans City Build*ing Report __________ ..:-----•••-•------ I- - - S ---- -I 5 DONNA ESTES HcraldStidfWti?er - 42 of - -.., I • I I - 3 -A - Crois%ord . r Abby I j i The building b Id has plagued officials with minor pro • ems since was octhe use of the .building from the 6A Ut 7 1 - - I i,,ui_,!:~wv lj~ -! -- --_ " tt I _;~j-! -- N __ __ ,i--ivi --P, ._-.~--". - - - _ V~A_;,_&_-~-17~: 4m t;.~ y-.-, j' L,ff f'6 'A - --- _ v! .r] iik~_:7 , ., __ _,_-T, -.' ' - I 6-i . Al J '" . ir , , __ ._114 I - . .;S. x -pr. According to one city hall random in the paving to tv fathers changed Whatever depth he wished ti - -- - . serted in the pavement without .... - . ._- -I ) . 14I,& , ces, however, admitting the (' -- I 1... - 1 '. - - t ------- - - -,-• _S__ • -a------ - _2--,a iF •, .. V_ ________ , t Continued (hi Pagt S - -Z. , I F "... 0 I oope ___ . . V. - ____ --- -. -- &' BEWARE :- -I _4 - . t-7MWF"-A 'ar - Florida Highway Patrol Uvopm and otber Semimle Comfy bw enfcrcement agen cies re "shooting" heavy-footed wotor1st these days with their radar gu units and Troopef Tommy Tomituson shows how in th is photo demostrallon, The "gun' spots, clucks and then locks the speed of a vehicle, thus enabling the operator to log the enct speed Involved in writing a summon. Toe gun lathe latest in several radar speed devices used by p)llce offiver.% to eplotce sperd laws. (Herald Photo by Tom I S-A i I1ITflt _ _ I . - ' I. 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A .1~ I - __ - - - -- _----- - - Ifit - had been .ible o insert a key at where firetrucks would be •r-t• i trouble Dr. Iamb 6A Horoscope. --'-'- -,-6A 111021AW ...... ............ -3A .......3A o period? t2:1~" N !_ I - -__1 _V SA the erA of the construction - - 1 -4 fliland is scheduled to report problems sir--e it was occupied, future, bid the fire station that two professionals -Clark, s"ctlon had to be built first, not Dietz and Associates and on the results of a telephone according to the officials only for ef.onomic re&wns, but Ardeman and Associates But, the last straw last conversation he planned to cary on today with the general Monday night was when Mayor also because the fire ,jepart. have examined the pavement and both say them is rud sd. contractors of U* city fire Piland hcld up for display a ment laid to be housed. The paving of the driveway station - interim city hall yellow plastic bucket placed near the council table to collect Into the fire house has bein a facility. Council last week instructed (tripping water from the air. particular sorespot, according action. Admittedly, the !sources say. 11iland to personally call on the conditioner before it could spoil te the Source. Councilman Donald management of Angaard- thp. carpeting. %VEAT111o. Juergensen, general con. Wheredoestheblameforthe Browning Lartweekinsistedthe deficiencies in the paving Yesterday's high was 90; tractors, to repair the "drip- small problems tit the building asphalt d0veway was made of Mainly, hewever. the quality o overnight low 70. ping" air canditioner in the lay with the designr and "an inferior" product, adding it paving rnrolved poor judgment. Tho.- sources said concrete Partly clQudy through council chamber of the new architect; or the, contractor; or is "an insult to anyone's inthe city officials who found it telhtgence to pass it off as a should have been used In tomorrow with a chance of $200,000 municipal building, The building located on an necessary to cut costs toward comme rcial grade of asphalt." driveway, rather than asphalt, afternoon and evening Ihun....... I .. PollceChlefJohnGovonthk, riieanwhile added tha' a more it municipal building are Ex- staff moved into the facility dershowers. Hlos in the 90s. eight-acre site, donated by Lows In the low 70g. Florida Land Co. at the corner See detalli and Ildes on page of Moss lioad and First Street, a uoinplt'tt'd and utv hail 3-A. . —, _____________________ - - . . - - . - . 411101haw - I - - . %M L' 11 . - . • Grape s - -- _ - - - . =.,S0J-W_b 0 •. A TELENC>NF- EMPLD~SE . _Z -----_--- Old Osteen Bridge will soon be replaced. __________________________________________________________ - 1,11mt may be a major fault in takeover of the Democratic Sinclair said the group TOM FREEMAN LARRY SINCLAIR some people's minds," he said. rty in Seminole County. consists of a clique of -_ a move to try and block tN politicians, their wives and Freeman also called for main reason for stepping But, Freeman said, "I'm an 11! - _Xl_ elected officer, state com- "group" from seizing power. their secretaries. -There's a Sinclair's resignation from the down. - - - __ ' In a letter to Linda Lohr, good 20 of 'em," he said party Already Sinclair has A Herald source said Tom mittman and I represent that With the style and assurance of a seasoned shas,er. sniootb-fwed Seminole's party chairman, -tht. whole group." stepped down as party chair- Frm But Freeman says there's no Sinda Knowles, 7, scrapes away at her loamy face during a follow Florida Lemocratic Chairman Freemans comments man In his resignation notice, group," but Freeman more politicking going on In s ha v ing contest staged today at Sanford's Summet Playground She completed the operation with no knicks or cuts either -there Sinclair cited a "group" which disagrees. "I don't think there Sinclair's statement last week Ann Cramer ruled Cable's June the Democratic Party than in as no blade in her razor. Sind a Is the dau hter of Mr. and Mrs is trying to win power. The is any 'group' It looks like tha t the temporary ouster of 13th election was Illegal ny other club or organization Warren (rete) Knowles, 2015 Lily Cir., Sanford. party chairman Rod Cable was because proper notice wasn't of its size. "group," Sinclair said, was his normal politics," he said. : ! ! INDEX _______ - ----- SINDA Today ________ C--,L__L . II By - - -- . a 4-',.-; I z ,,-! 11 . V, - N/ I %I when you see a car Sll - - _AE_ !_= - . F_. •. 4. _t U FOR t / / 7 . I I — -A. it - - # ç.. , ) I___ _- - _- t ; ` .- , 1% % / / j. ______________ t_ WTTLE CLV LADY IW BRISSANG , ~_ .I -- -- .- - -- -, ______ Ti#E CM OF THE CALL RZOM ,,-*7` - __ .- - II - , v% __ .. g . I _ ffi - .4 . I - p 4' f -s - i ~ i I !.J__ L F I - cc _ JJ f- ,i' " 4,, - - ____ __ .- . . ' I 1,. I - .1f P_-, ow - .*~ .. / ...- "You use descretlon coming," one driver comment ed . "And' If it's truck forget It." and seize control "sour grapes. "I don't think there is any - It - 6 . / ______ - ~ . - "group" trying to win power - \, .00 .4 -L I I Wqvq~_ _-, fr'J . 1 '-,--- -! j&F~ 4-i 1/. , r_ 5 .. YCU %'G. eksay Mew-" we )r--- I - oncoming vehicles Some mctorists refuse to cross the bridge If a second car is spotted on the structure. off party is split with one faction or r- '.. -'I " ... LOk* PISTAWS And frorn beghming to end, cars isiust hug outside guardralls to keep from scraping the paint Democratic State Com. mitteeman. Tom Freeman, •\ - ___ I TX) UKE TO TELL Yaj ABoL rr = iisw / t 3meider Se _,4" ~~~ 1, , J.- ,Zj? Seminole County's - 6A~~~ I # ". - . . 39[owie b 11 ' -_ bi A~ . i 11 I F_s~_ .1 By ED PR!CKE'fl - - M: IF111" 4F7 - Herald Staff Wrlt"r II E: I Z .- .' ~ *_ - I 2 I - 1. - - L' # - Vow I ~ 'ril "A 1 1 I - State CoMmiffeemam'Charges ._. .___ - . -1 - 'I I i" - experience. Cars are required to reduce speeds accident, , __ - --- M,k - N I . SNPF-I. I 11 . __ -_ 91.~ - -Jw~~M! I if I_ 7- 1 'i\ I M : - .0 11, - I - 7F ~"19 I /_ 1) .14 ____ / I - 1 - I . - - I .-V - ~I t life-cLaiming A. ..., . g. 0 - I , _'- - _. 4 1 __% _ k__ .7 - , I tragic, the . , ft - I L =A r Officials say replacement of the Osteen Bridge has been the "toughest project" they were ever Involved in. etfortato Induce DOTof. ficials to replace the wooden bridge with a more modern, wider struct ur e, Then in February, DOT's William Be nedi ct up with a $3 million apthe bridge. Stenstrom says I I . L I.' " -. '- 1&) I . . , fl..1%. newswe'vehadasfarasroadsandbridges." offklalsredoubled their state officials In the job will cost In the "vicinity" of $3 million. The . -_ le , -< - i-9 - - 63W4 ____ was that accknt and lawsuits that prompted F ollowing resulting news stories ,I ZI ( In October of last year, rescue and emergency crews worked for three hours on the narrow bridge to raise the van and free the bodies. PoUce said six children managed to escape death or were rescued after the an plunged into the rler and 11/ ,4 ,4 50141(zI, - KDE. ACA07-Pe News of the long awaited work order reaches Seminole after seven persons Last year lost their Um In the mur~y waters of the St. Johns River after a truck ploughed into a slower moving van on the narrow, antiquated br idge called OMeen propriatlon to replace RECOONIZE,, t- 4_-1011/ 0 U Officials on the Roads and Bridges Committee have worked more than 16 years to get the narrow structure replaced with a bridge which adheres to February to come - ~: ~_ .~; willtakeaboutayearandonehalftospanthehall Stenstmm, chairman of the Greater Sanford Cmnber of Commerce's Roads Committee, said by law work on the bridge must get underway 16 _-, af ter the work order is In the hands of the con- .) ' / i:XM . 9_5 - - f C. ___ IM ;1 ) ______________________________ - - a. Jacksonville. , I . ,.L . -II-1 49- - I ,__~, 1 , , I _: I I , , ! tl.%~!_%!, ~ "That's good news," Doug Stenstrorn said of the Departmentof Tran.sportation's July 2 issuance of a work order to Iloudaille, Duval Wright of . ~Mlvf is - . L / II 1 _____ OH THE rEolous ORE(X)M I 0 --,ç' ', rjV v - 'S —' --------- "to,,, -,I . JAZIlad • - . . I . .t I exact appropriation was for $2,615,000, he said. announced the state had allocated the necessary Stenstrom said contractors may begin moving funds. equipuwnl in this week to replace the bridge, He His announcement was greet ed with acclaim by said contractors inforined him plans are to city officials. Notably Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, definitely begin the work at Icast by July 14. who was quoted as saying, I feel like jumping up and down." Construction on the bridge was not expected to begin until August, but Stenstrom says the And City Cormissioner Julian Stenstrom, timetable has been moved up. Stenstrorn predicts it Doug's brother, called the appropriation the "best announced today. KNEE-13ONE'S ,)CONNE~CTED T'TH' '~ _%.I ANKL-E-130NE ... "O I _____________ I . _f - The state has issued the work order for ' replacement of the rickety Osteen Bridge and contractors may begin moving equipment in week to begin the almrat $3 million job, an official CONNECTED V <., ^ . i '< F_ . '. daUl UATION / I ____ ______________ , , ,%%`OUR INSIN -—) - C. .J ( I IfelL rc •ji I SES Nt . . I i" go 5/GM' I - . .. I i DINO - TH' SAUR WHILST I OE'r STARTED ON TH1 BRAIN —_ V%kDRK IV" -I-- 5ACK V-0 MAFZROW.,of ~ WIRES ON I I PIP7 - -____________________________________________________________ TO SE SOME REAL. 1 2, Frldaywreckskllledsixandal.ateThursday accident claimed one victim troopers added . . & - - _. __ __ _.i i- _ .,.:.:_.. . -__ -_ .---- ..:_.- -I- -. _,~ - - -ATP-1= _-_1_ __ -_ -William Emerick, 20, of Lakeland, was killed Saturday when his car went out of control and smashed n a u y p0 ___ T1 ' Stoffel 1~1111= OSTEEN BRIDGE ' & TtUZq1qY 13UGS IEXPECT S \. '1 Lester Watford, 21, of Jacksonville, was crushed to death Saturday after his car went out of control and flipped times. -WHUam Lott, 22, of Okeechobee, died Saturday when he lost control of his car on a re. ral roa d near IIigh1and and it plunged Into a canal. -Joseph W. Ray, 48, of Hollywood, was killed * U ~Fg -' .• __ . Sanford, Florida 327 71-Price 10 Cents — 5:0.. I aco_, :I 2 - . ' _ .. --- --~: ~ft V~_~~;~ _ . u 1[ .. - . #I t ill • . 1 BY TIfF ASSOCIATED PRESS The deaths of a man and two teen-aged boys in a collision in West Palm Beach brought to at least22 the number of traffic victims in the state over the Independence Day weekend, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Troopers had predicted before the weekend started at 6 p.m. last Thursday that traffic mishaps would kill at least 23 by hoiiday's end at midnight Sunday. Troopers sdld the triple fatality cami Saturdaywhenonecarclippedtherearofasec ond, then eered Into a head-on collision with a _____ _il' TH ______ ~~_ L_ i ---i' . 31 ff k : st . rT wen iy mTwo D*1e On Florida' s H*Ighways Over Fourth I . , - -- __ - - . - - . - I I , ...13UND THF APPLES AND SPLI I F I. \ . - , ______ i -, ..___,_._______ g ,.1P. 0 7J------- , IT - 67th Year, No. 274-Monday, July 7, 1975 _________ 043 co o 2' me ag, i 3 = ,• -- it I 1. I A A '.7 K I rv— r ... • - 110 ______: ___ - 1. .- -;.- __... ~o - ______ f'r .pJ n. I 0 ---_ Tot~MEN 14. -` 1''. ! --.-- -1 _.V. . ". -__ 'A C) ARCHE ________ ?. . ;1RO-rr -. •.. Hill -_ - 9-- . . ---.. •• -. .. r i n , 0. .VA___ It "') . 111. _______________________________ 1- ., - : . . -I - - ____ "I - - V - 7 . Fraiik I .. I 1, ..., ________o11111...1' I1, , ,_ ,, . i _-.._ . . - . - __ -- ___ _ . by __ - lai - - _ i4 --- XBS I L41 . - • I J _. _ - . . .. (D - . =.--- - - 0 X > - - M4 Mr M . . - SHORT :1 M . M Z -.- . -"'-n----- • . = •_ '1••' -.. Z_ -4 �Monday, July 7, 17S-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -Three Arrested In Drug Case -- Uawii4,, I&mk.W FLORIDA INBRIEF Sanford Man Held in Assault Probe NATION ByGLENNMcCAS' 410 Herald Staff Writer South Conway Pad, Oe'.ando, was arrested by S'ertff's Detective Ralph Salerno on a A Sanford man, Eugene charge of breaking and en- IN BRIEF Samuel Leonard. 30, of Rt. 3, taring with Intent to commit a GOP Mayors Fall Tc Wii was in county jail in lieu of felony. The arrest was made at 2 $5,000 today after Sanford police charged him with p.m. yesterday at the Seminole aggravated assault in an early County Jail and Onle was held l... a.. .JA....a L. IL.... .1 t NV L....A tv.. AJ..II. In Fight On Urban Views BOSTON (AP) - The White House has he1ed organize Republican mayors to defend Its urban policies In a national mayors' conference, but so far the outnumbered GOP forces have won few victories. %1ite House lobbying at the annual meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Is a tradition, but the Ford administration forces have won praise for their straight. forv,ard and open style. And when Republican mayors unsuccessfully tried to scrap the conference's longstanding criticism of the defense budget, even Democratic mayors said, without rancor. t the move was quite expectable with the presidential election year coming up. Some 50 Republican mayors formally organized a GOP mayors' caucus Srnday and members of the caucus received a rune-page statement of administration policy on various resolutions before the conference. Tantrums Caused By Foods? CHICAGO (AP) — Johnny's temper tantrum may be the result of something he just ate. It could have been caused by bananas, chocolate, eggs, corn, milk, cola drinks or other foods, says a Pittsburgh psychologist. Aggressive behavior can and does sometimes result from allergies to food, says the psychologist, Dr. K.E. Moyer of Carnegie-Mellon University. "For an allergic person, eating may lead to beating, biting and battle," he writes in the July Issue of Psychology Today. "While a person who is allergic to pollen suffers a stuffy nose, a perwa allergic to chocolate or bananas" may become very aggressive and unruly, he said. Country Club Road. Detective Jack Cash said Leonard was arrested about 3 a.m.d ter Leonard's wife drove to police headquarters to report her husband had come to her home in Lake Mary to report be had "fired shots" at an unidentified woman. Cash said the Leonards are ln the process of obtaining a divorce and are separated. Mrs. Leonard drove her hu.hand into Sanford, but when It; Still ke for puitçt headquarters, Leonard got out of the auWmoblle at Lth Street and French Avenue. A .38 calibre revolver with two spent she115 was recovered a by investigators. Name of the alleged victim in the incident was being withheld by police pending completion of their investigatiom James Arthur Onie,,of 2442 no age o address given, were taken Into custody at 13th and Persimmon on charges of driving while intoxicated, willful and wanton reckless driving, interfering with a peace officer and resisting arrest without violence. Posey and Ms. Williams were booked Into county jail on $500 each, according to Information flied at the county jail by Sanford officers. Details of the arrests were not available, tiuuv I.dU uai bWUVUUC auuuc'; L'UUrUUCA oicvvnau, was at the rear of the grocery. 124 C-Springwood Circle. Grodon was arrested at his Longwood, was charged with Nnne 30 minutes after the driving while intoxicated and report of the attempted reckless driving after his arrest breaking was received. at 12:20 a.m. July 6 by Sheriff's Deputy K. A. New,hutz, who said McDonald was driving a Other Arrests vehicle which ran his patrol car In other arrests, James Louis off the road on Tuskwllia Trail. Posey, 711B Orange Ave., Bond was set at VX an the two Sanford and Caroline Williams, charges. of the can were immediately available, Sanford police arrested a 19year-old man ln connection with the attempted breaking and entering of Jimmy's Grocery Store, 1521 13th Street early today. Richard Bernard Gordon, 1621 Strawberry Ave., Sanford, was taken into custody utlan. by Officers D. L. Anderson Lewis Coombs and John Moore after police received a David H. Rugg, 21, LU 1., Box 241A, Oviedo, was charged with trespass on cultivated Lands by Sheriff's Deputy Jim Thorpe after he was arrested yesterday at the Leffler Soybean Farm. Thorpe said he took Rugg and a 17-year-old Ovfedo juvenile into custody as they were sitting in a pick-up truck on property owned by William Leffler Jr. of Sanford. Bond was set at $100 for Rugg. The The juvenile juvenile was released to his parents. Inree emmno1e County men were arrested Sunday afternoon on drug related charges after sheriff's deputies found them parked In a field oil Montgomery Road near Altamonte Springs, according to reports on tile, Deputy Ron Gilbert charged the men with possession of narcotic paraphernalia after a search of the automobile In The three young men were which they were sitting revealed a pipe with marijuana swimming in a posted area, residue, two syringes and a vial according to Deputy Gilbert, containing a clear substance. when the arrests were made. Booked into county jail were Gilbert issued each a summons ' Dennis Glen Anderson, 19, of and released them at the xene. 735 Camella Drive, Longwood; Calvin Clarence Allen, 19,of962 Assault Charge West Second St., Longwood; A r em Park uwwr cuuipwiy and Mitchell Alvin Tinaleym ZJ, operator was arrested Saturday 1017 West Clemson Drive, on a charge of aggravated Altamonte Springs. Gilbert said bonds of $SCO assault alter an Incident at his each were set on the drug auto lot, deputies reported. Anthony W. Parrish, 23, charge, but ter the arrests Charles Street, Longwood, was i were made, it was learned all three mn were on probation charged with the offense after for other offenses ji probation he repc*'tedly discharged a shot nfnciall ordered them detained gun during an argument with a customer, Robert E. Jones, 21, without bond. 8110 Castinago SL, Goldenrod, about 12:35 p.m. Saturday. Illegal Swim Detective Jerry Capshaw The urge to g wimrung in s'iid the Incident occurred when -. the Wekiva River cost three Jones and JUS WUC, L.IICfl it. men criminal trespass sum- Jones, 22, went to the Fern Park Motor Company to make a ' mons yesterday. -Sheriff's deputies arrested payment on an automobile and Daniel John Zuch, 22, of 4766 Parrish reportedly refused to Miller Road; Terry Lee Knight, accept the payrnerA, saying the 18, of 2237 Gator Dr., Orlando, Jones' car was to be and Robert Thomas Zych, 25, repossessed. 320 Spanish Trace Apartments, In the argument that Altamonte Springs, for followed. Parrish reportedly criminal trespass at the Weki va (ContInued On Page S-A) Bridge. 3 YMCA Camp-Bound Youths ASTOR (AP) — Two busloads of children on a trip to a YMCA camp were detoured briefly when 33 of the youngsters and a bus driver suffered minor scrapes and bruises In a four-vehicle pileup, officials say. The Florida Highway Patrol said the accident Sunday near this Central Florida town Involved the two charter buses, a rental truck and a camper. Replacement buses were chartered to complete the trip. The children and the bus driver were only slighily injured and were released after treatment at hospitals In Deland, Ormond Beach and Daytona, troopers said. "Many of the children were taken to the hospital simply as a precaution," Frank Yoha, director o the camp, siid. The children were in a party of 78 en route from the Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach area to Camp McConnell, a YMCA camp near Gainesville, YMCA officials said Troopers said the accident occurred when one of the buses rammed the rear of the other, shoving it into a truck c hich was sts)ped near a camiwr parked at the side of State Road 40 near the Astor Uridge over the St. Joluis River. . - New Bank Deal Revealed TA11AHASSEE I AP) — Newly However, the proposed Palmetto State Bank in Miami WASHINGTON (AP) ir Prealoent Ford is [ropost majw7 changid In how tlw nation finances its hlghày system, including a greater role for the states In making the decisions. The proposed Legislation he will send to Congress today would pot a higher priority on completing the Interstate highway system and less priority on local routes, & White House source said. The 42,500-mile Interstate system is now 85 per cent open to traffic. The source said Ford also wards to combine about 30 highway grant programs into tour broad programs. - -, I - __- - - 1.k-', Misses polyester pants. - ' - - -- 1 ' tion. are crossing out a statement certifies that they don't havr physical examinations for "I would be satisfied that a that they had examined the syphilis. Some persons ap- couples seeking marriage Ii- blood test be done as a means of persons applying for licenses, plying for marriage licenses in censes would cause an unnecessarydrain on Florida's medical helping to control syphilis." "That's not supposed to hap. Dade say they have been Cole said that as far as he knows Dade is the only county pen according to the statute," a Dade marriage license bureau charged $12 by doctors who used the free blood tests to where officials are requiring official said. certify that they did not have Norman Mallnski, Dade 399 Pull-on style Ant. colors ar.d prints Health Department attorney, Ile said the problem could have been solved If the 1975 lemdslature had passed a bill sponsored by Sen. Lorl Wilson, I-Merritt Island, removing from the marriage license law the reautrement for a physical examination. - The bill passed the Senate but died In the House Judiciary Committee calendar, Malinskl said. insteati af blood tests. ItII.. eJ IlIM I,, - -- - -..- ' ,..nr,pg,I W,114 UI J1IIU&J, h..,..,. . l.IIJ IMU V4IU IlU .,.l.._..1 9.. IVII2VU W said Dr Clifford Cole, adminis- accept blood test certificates JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Florida'a state universities would be given the freedom to shape their own budgets for the first time under a proposal going before the Board of Regents today, The nine-member beard has also been asked to approve a $29 million bonding program to build mass-seating facilities such as civic centers at state universities. Ile f unding proposal calls for the nine uruversities to be ThefundingproposalcalIsforthenjneumversjtiesto given lump sum allocations, dividing $250 million. The allocations would be based on 1974-75 enrollment, except for the University of North Florida where nntlr1nitM growth would be ctor. In the past, the legislature has appropriated money to each specific university and made detailed restrictions. 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French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 322.0285 - 831.9774 INSURANCE AGENCY - FUNERAL HOME 15 107NYRu SI ' GRA.Mvr-NW d' , — -T WEATHER I' You can smile when you're with Safeco. mn....3.,,,.. I......... k.... IIWI I MI5V U.VIIV UW __ 'CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Oaon Mon - thu Sat. 10 fl.m. 9 p.m. rrir" V "Safeco insured our store and car for the price we used to,paY for just the store. DEATHS •.InI 4 syphilis. riage-license bureau has reBut ie said he feared the said Dade health officials esti. fused to accent blood test ceroractice could- siread to other mated it would take two dnetnri --- .. -- -----tificates, citi ng a 1945 state law counties. working 15 hours a day to give that requires couples to be ex. "For the law to require cv- physical examinations to the atnined for syphilis. eryone to have a physical ex- 8,000 persons who apply for The Law was un for reneal In amination overburden the marrlaie li--censes In the rnttntv -the 175 legislature but died In physical resources and medical each year. coriunittee, resources for a purpose that Mallnskl said the agency Is "Personally, my view is that doesn't contribute to the control giving free blood tes's but ad requirement of a physical cx- of syphilis," he said, vising couples that the tests will amination upon marriage does In Dade County, the marriage not be accepted by the - h —.----.,e._—_. I year-old state law requiring Regents Get Budget Proposal - the noise at a level even lower than prescribed by city or. dinances And Councilman Charles Glascock said Grillo would be more reliable because he lives In Casselberry "day In and day out." According to agreements reached last week the shows must stop at 10:30 p.m. on weekdays and one hall hour bter en weekends. Both Duerr and Councflmnan John Zacco leveled criticisms of the L and S contract. Neither wanted the same type of deal with the Turf Club, L and S came under fire after citizens complained of u ce3slve noise and traffic problems they said existed on the nights concerts were held. The concerts themselves featured top name entertainers in the rock and country field. — - Department because doctors trt, AREA - - ,..-, ,,., - Drug Law Brings Pot Rush CASSELBERRY — City officials this morning still hadn't received a rewritten resolution that would allow rock 'n roll concerts at the Seminole Turf Club. Last week, Council delayed po. rmLsslcn to hold ti'e shows .srribed as country and western ai wP as rock core rts — until the resolution uuld be amended by Turf Club .'!torneys. Acting City Manager Mary If' ornt said if the dccument doesn't arrive befort tonight's 7:0 meeting, a final vote "will be thbed again until next week." Mostly favorable comments greeted last reek's request to b011 10 concertc beginning Nov. 15 through April 15. Turf ciubbers agreed to pay the city a flat $250 fee for 'ath En'ning Uemid concert, ithu 1.5 per cent of the gate. I PuOtstwo Oa, and Sunday. Seurdoy and Christmas denied i,.ast -year, Council 0.'y Tn ¶an1tØra<1. in extension of a spe ii ordinance YA n t re'ia' Aye, SantOfd, Fie w;i which permitted L and S Productions Inc. to hold music Paid at icsts. The reason city officials gave was eicvzshre noise. S^criotcm Rates by carrier Council Chairman Edith Dtierr Al Grtlio, the new Yj'.ör 1 promised to k"p - Dade County, applicants must be examined by a doctor who ----- 100 pct. polyester knit 3stylto choose from Mix 'n maldi from a rainbow of colors Concert Approval Awaits Document signed by the county Health Free public lecture on JULY 12 JULY 7 Astrological Research Guild, Transcendental Meditation 8 VFW Auxiliary 10108, Sanan. Inc., will meet at the Starlight p.m., First Federal of ford,Barbeeued chicken dinner sponsored by VFW Auxiliary Ranch, Mobile Home Trailer Seminole, Sanford, Room 1, Park, recreation room, 600 E. "Investment and Financial 10108 at post home on Sanford Ppr-hlno O S nm ni..i s.. c......n n,..,.. lakefront S- nI...... m rlan o -r - -' IIO.9UIUI 91* ivau DU3U&V nymous Person," Seminole Community 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous 8 P.M. Alcoholics Ano College South Seminole (Women), 1201 W. First St. (closed) 1203 W. First St. Altamonte Springs, 7-9:30 p.m., .'Wednesdays through Aug. 6. 'JULY 14 JULY $ 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Initial meeting of the 20 Call SCC Adult Occupational (closed) 1201 W. First St. Areawide Planning Advisory Services. Committee notice and JULY 10 Child Evangelism Fellowship preliminary agenda — at 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous day camp for ages 4-12, Lake United Methodist minister and Altamonte Springs Municipal MRS. CLAUDIA RAY (Open-Speaker) 1201 W. First Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Seminole County school Civic Center — 10:30 a.m. St. No fee, bring sack lunch, Call Mrs. Claudia B. Ray, 79, of teacher, he was minister of for 44 year olds,Child Evangelism office MonFree blood pressure tests, 2-4 Story Hour Sanford, died Sunday. Born visitation fcr Community day-Wednesday to register. Bailey, Ga. she came to San- United Methodist Church of p.m., Seventh-day Adventist South Seminole Community ford in 1896. She was a member Casselberry, where he also Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Library, Maitland Avenue, Al- JULY 17 tamonte Springs. Christian the of First Presbyterian Church of taught 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Second quarterly Directors Homemakers Bible Class for Open-Seaker 1201 W. First Sanford. American Legion Auxiliary st was a member meeting of the Greater Sanf ord many years. He Survivors include three of the Lions Club and Masonic Chamber of Commerce. 8 a.m., Unit 53 of Sanford, 8 p.m., Post Jack of Houston, Tex., Frank , RAN ;9 Sanfcrd; 11odgeo!Casselberry,Seminole Chamber of Commerce Home, 17-92. Maltiand and Ralph, 2 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous ng. County Eye Bank, and was a daughter, Mrs. Carol Prescott, (Women) 1201 W. First St. JULY 10-11 former secretary of Longwood Sanford. Rummage sale JULY 9 to benefit Area Chamber of Commerce. CALNO Council of Local South Seminole Community JULY 21 Brts)on Funeral Home in Survivors Include his wife, 8 P.M. Alcoholics Anonymous Governments meeting, 7:30 Library 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Altacharge. Grace, Longwood; sons, monte Springs C1v.. Center. (closed) 1201 W. First St. George Richards, Miami; Rev. p.m., Casselberry City Hall. Elton P. Richards Jr., Reading, REV. F. P. RICHARDS - -. !; sister, Mrs. Maclie Bowen, 79,01 five and Pennsylvania; Bichnt', Rev. Elk. P. Ric ards, 666 Oxford Pr., Longwood, died grandchildren. Baldwin-McNamara Funeral Sunday night at Florida Lenora M. Hodges Hospital North, Altamonte Home, Altamonte Springs, is in Charles L Jarrett Jr., Paola JULY 5, 1915 Edwina 0. Stuart Springs. Born In Pennsylvania, charge of arrangements. ADMISSIONS Raymond J. Swallow Sr. he moved here 18 years ago DISCHARGES Sanford: Willard Thomas from Pennsylvania. A retired Birder L. Bellamy Funeral Notice Clara E. Westmoreland P. Burfield Sanford: Geneva .... . FIAT. IVlPJ. t.ona May tirogan, uetsary Dixon Ann David av d E. Carpenter Tracey Funeral tervicei for Mrs Mary D. Flanagan, Lake Albert L. Lee Florence Long Claudia p Ray, 7, of Sanford, 1 dMORIAL 10 PARK_____ will be Mary who died Sunday, Archie W. McCormick Apryl N. Scott _____ Tundaylt 10:30 a . m 81 Brinon Joyce A. Clutter, Osteen Schram Elm E. Smith James R. Funeral Home with Rev Virgil PH. 322-4263 Anthony B. Simpson Frederick P. Teslo I. firyant Jr officiating Burial DISCHARGES nOakiawn Cemetery (1rson in Camille Angela Wharton Sarah S. Bell, Deltona Chafge Arthur F. Etgenmann, Charlie A. Bumgardner, Sanford: Deltona f)dliary Marion Benge John E. Kreinbring, Lake Helen M. Swalnston, Orange Frances P. Henn City Monroe James R. Schram hills Louise F. Drew, Zephyr Matilda Galles, DeBary Edward Thurdu, .1ULY4,S Grace A. Hams, l)'Itd'ii ADMISSIONS Winifred C. Stariicos, Sanford: Yesterdays high was 90; Marian Benge Deltona overnight low 70. Regina Id Ii, ')tLInfI(I Ellis E. Bolton Partly cloudy through Carolyn L. Cells Shirley )yi,, Winter .pr1ngs tomorrow with a chance of Joyce E. Davis Mary F. B.chr, 3rkky, afternoon and evening thun- Lois Dreggors Ark. dershowera. Highs mostly in the low 90s. Lows in the lower 7. Variable mostly southwest Tes k'iStnwnefltS winds around 10 mph, stronger " and gusty neat thun11-5050 Portable probability 50 dershowers. Electronic Printer day, 20 per cent during the per cent at night. bole. its.ct as $,fle,1 i 2 b.,4sail W..s Exterded Forecasts WedI Us si4 t*eI WAX. nes 1 y through Friday. Partiy pvq,1 t tons sêch. t ,,, IV" cloudy with scattered thunp, "dershowers mainly during the a the wom, Ut, ia, ,, 1I$9S &ei.p Siasis Pr', afternoon and evening hours. 114195 S.,, ISO' Nnt' High temperatures mostly in the upper 80s and lower 90. Lows generally In the 704. Conveniently located for Daytona Beach tides, highs 49" 299 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Marijuana smokers are reaping bargains from a new Indiana law Intended to reduce the use of pot. Sometime next month It will become a felony in Indiana to sell such paraphertudia as bongs, Ice pipes, roach clips and other devices used In smoking marijuana and hashish or sniffing cocaine. It's believed to be the only law of Its kind In the nation. So-called head shops, where the peraphernalla is sold, are scrambling to clear their Invudorles, and In some cases customers are stocking up on supplies for the future. trator of the state Division of Ilealth's veneral disease w- - r Women's sleeveless tops* Ford Offers Highway Plan By ED PRICKETT Herald Stall Writer ,..,... VUVLtU £JVPJ3IL 1IIWdIIV . — (AP) Dade County. There, the nw- Corporation twice disapproved its applications, the Times said. Dickirt.son's transactions on behalf of Christian's . .,.mw. IiIW,II ijivaiiu IJI& .. IVIV IV'VdflU UI files recently made public by Comptroller Gerald Lewis, who succeeded Dickinson after defeating him in last year's Democratic primary. Christian was to have been the bank's first board chairman, the newspaper said. ey TALLAHASSEE -- Strict enforcement of a 30- the law has been confined to costlier physical examinations day's editions. n Old Law Poses Problems So far, the controversy over Floyd Christian, the St. Petersburg Times reports in to- IRS Readies Sunshine Report TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —The Florida Legislature Is going "You not only have to explain the effects of a bill to a member through a second generation of change since the upheaval of a but to the staff of a member," said Ronald Spencer, Florida Although power still rests with the 1967 reapportionment ousted the rural-oriented "pork-choppers." Chamber of Commerce lobbyist. "You have to have more elders, membership is markedly The changed look was seen in the 1975 sessIon when a new "°'r detailed facts and figures now than you did 10 years ago." changed, ' of lawmakers took over frum those who had enacted progressive Lobbyists knew what to expect 10 years ago, but new members reforms that made Florida's leglslatute a leader among states. — and less reliance on direction from legislative leaders sometimes Th is year, there was little consumer or environmental leg. Al though power still rests with the elders, membership Is bring surprises, Spencer said. 11ation passed, unlike 1972 when the landmark Land and Water markedly changed. Twelve se nators remain from the period House Rules Chairman A. H. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine, Management Act was approved and 1974 when a condominium before or Immediately after reapportionment compared with 21 said the biggest improvemen t has been working out most details owners' "bill of rights" and Unfair and Deceptive Trace Prac- elec ted since N'ivember 1972. with facts and figures in committees. flees Act were enacted. In th e House, 30 mcmlx's have served since 1968 or longer, The legislative budget has jumped from $2.55 mi llion In 1964-65 Alt ho ugh every session has spe cial Interest legislation, this compar ed wi th 77 in their fIrst or second terms. to $17.23 mi llion In 1974-75, only a slightly greater percenta ge than However, reforms enacted by Florida's progressive legisla- the in crease Insta te spending. Members' salaries have gone from ycat 's lawmakers passed an unusually large number, enacting bills to help electr ic companies, th e phosphate Industry, banks tures remain. 11,200 to $12,000 a year. and ot he r lending institutions. Some of th em were vetoed by Gov. Such laws Include more staff to delve Into comp li cated issues In addition to the 60-day session every spring, legisla tive with less relia nce on lobbyists, annual sessions-and budgets In- committees meet nearly every mon th to prepare for the next Iteubin Askew. "Th e legislature this year is moving more toward the middle, stead of biennial, -m're facilities for legislators, and meetings session. as opposed to a wayout li be ral view or way-conserva ti ve view," almost year round. For years, about 45 per cent of the legislators were lawyers. said Senate President Dempsey Barron, DPanama City and tgisIaUve staffs have grown to 646, including about 150 pro- Th is fell to 39 per cent in 1969 and only 28 per cent of present fesswrals, to analyze bi lls, senior senator with 14 years experience. legislators are lawyers. resources, officials say. proposed bank involving fortiler Education Commissioner .,,,, n released docu- ment.s show that ex-Comptroller Fred Dickinson overruled his own staff to approve a state charter for a II Posts 2nd Generation Of Change Rules State Four Vehicle Pileup Injures "r''" WASHINGTON (AP) — Top officials of the Internal Revenue Service spent the July i holiday writing a report that will reveal the existence of another secret intelligence operation in the Miami arts. IRS planned to turn or the report on the project called Operation Sunshine to a House Government Operations subcommittee today. The subcommittee headed by Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, DNY., was expected to disclose details of the Project at bearings Tuesday to which IRS officials have been called to testily. An IRS spokesman said the project and report will remain confidential until and If the Rosenthal panel makes it public. Retain Key Elders • -- - , OPEN 8a.m. to 5 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. I �- .- -.- - .--- : - - __ Eveni'ngHnald , 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFOR1) FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 twu 831-9993 Zoo I. % I .):. , __ — Monday, July 7, 1975-4A 'Living Will'Gives Go Together Kids WOMEN --- _________ - "*i_.aiiiI. . _ I I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIES Managir1g Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Pirector /-" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________________________________ . . - - PO ;_ . - - - - Deliver)-: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 M.'nths,14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. _______ Home 1- .4, Zlt - . . Oil Plan A Justified Step _______ ITT :i TT I A,-~"t I , - 'I imported oil. An Iranian spokesman for OPEC posed a barbed question that suggests a paradox in Mr . Ford's policy "If our prices are too high, why add taxes? This indicates our prices are too low." The question demands an answer , since it is high international oil p U rices that are wreaking such economic h around the id The f Mr. Ford's policy is that the United States of , . America can UVsL reduce ILS dependence on foreign oil and thereby combat the price-fixing pow er of the OPEC cartel by making imported oil more "pensive. He has imposed the first two dollars of a planned $3 a barrel import tax while urging that price controls be removed from domestic oil and other steps e taken to in new sources of energy. Now the question arises whether the import tax PETER F. NOVICK I1' _71 6 P ons V From ris i I I ,C\ I :I- A[ ,' DAC : ew ,i. - STAGL ( • LAlIMI I / .q - E da gers Civilization I - . I 'J J. j - at Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun, Wise. Believe it or not, i am concerned as anyone 0 *',' !' -. I- make a - - ~ . the nation's serious crime was committed by repeaters. I think it's safe to assume that the figure has gone up with the crime rate over the past live years. This year it has been noted that If the OPEC countries want to add even more to the 9u per cent of 10,000 offenders released annually price they are free to risk the greater downturn in are back within five years, 60 per cent of them within one year. Along with his figurer, Clark also made the observation that "vengeance, at most, can only Many truckers complain that It robe them of profits, although stated that punishment, then rehabilitative ef. forts, are the third and fourth functions of this the new president of the California Trucking Association, Lee R. prison;from the first two being the protection of Sollenbarger, concedes the curtailed speed is both safe and society th.' offender and the protection of efficient. the offenders from une another. To inc It is inSome skeptics charge that lower speeds on the nation's highwars have been overrated as a factor in reduced accident death comprehensible that anyone can still wonder why the crime rate continues to rise, tolls. "Rehabilitation" will become an unworkable But the speed restriction Is saving an estImated 100,000 barrels of ad every day, even acknowledging that many concept in the coming mega-prisons and America will be well on its w'y toward its r.wn figures -- for pamenger cars the drzç 1 nilles an hour. And the tighter range of speeds -from 50 to 60 miles an hour as opposed to 50 to 90 miles an hour — coincided with a drop of BERRY'S WORLD - Re - t0 1. and you want to start at the top. Let's see V.P ,P Its , . ll I .f . - - - - ..-; - .' ' -, : - . *_ ? A , - . I .4 ___ / . 4i _ NIP , -1- - it ___ _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Ir - . • . U . ____ . - -- of Its statutory authority. - LosiTletics I Hide Iues . Sergeant York Is said to have shouted at his redeeming nutritional value and listen to music men, as he led them out of the trenches in World that is quite likely ruining her ears?" War I: "Whattsamatter with you guys? You The point is we are all partners, wUIy.nUly, - . -. . It doesn't help for,people to keep telling mt to name it, it can kill or maim. - e- . - i4`1 - t*-N 0_~__ rl -_41144~~ I _! sp ., NEW ORLEANS:"Alligator poaching selling reduced enforcement efforl. in the soudmest "drastically" region has resulted In "an Increasing number of iIkg:I c'nnumptivc use of wildlife." The&wnentsinossionshowcIearly unchecked.'I rinly one agent is assigned to cover New Orleans part, 1nlctd Ing th3 a irport, 20 that the conmrvation laws &Ain't being pruMly Wes rA ship docks and several outlying areas. enforced, Thse documents were demanded last February incidentally by house Conservation NASHVILtE: "Ali on-going criminal Ir.%PstigW)ns are being halted. We ha ve been 0iWrInaq Robert Leggett, DC4141. But for political reasons, the Interior Department has held them up. By Jimmy's odds, Kennedy would strengh ten the ticket more as a *e pr tdential than as a presidential candidate. The public wi1l look more e.refully at the vice presidential candidate, Jimmy predicts, because of the controversy By JEAN PATIESON Women's Editor swroundthg the office in the last few years. Therefore, the vice pregidentlal choice will nt. fect the odds dramatically, Taking the presidential contender, atone, the Greek rates Ford as an 8 to 5 favorite over SenatorHeny"scoop"Jackn, D-Wash., over senator Uoyd Bentsen, Tex., 2 to lover L ~ Ortenzi, 24, from University of $ Florida in Gainesville. Both students have Just completed their freshman year at medical school and are ring the summer in Sanford - States and promote his book, ___ ___ ' _ ,- dependence and hopeless pahL Islued by writing to The . -_ ~ k- I therefore ask that medication Euthanasia Educational I . --__-~, - be mercifully admini tered to Council, 150 West 57th Street, ~A I. though this may hasten the nowproflt organizatim so with moment of death. your request, please enclose a j -i-& ---- This request is made after few dollars (taxdeductible)to careful consideration. I hope cover the cost of the documents you who care for me will feel and mailing. on the 14 :~ -- ..1I- ,- _____ - • -' -' / . 00 ' 1. . . -. -. _ii ' . '-•• A - - ... % - - . - -. - . - / _. / ~` 100 -7,1it. ' At 212 E.lst St. - - - L- Watch For Our Grand Opening - . -~:_. - - 41 ( ''- - S 'S. ___ miss outi Save on Iatcst styles. . ! REG. $I8to$20 1~_. - U e ... I 4. R EG. $41 to $60 . REG,Søi to s85 - . a ,~_ fields. MECO also allows practicing physicians and other health professionals to become I - Ift I • ... ... bigger and better Pantsuits NOW '129 5 $1 0,5 REG.S26to$40... NOW • - 41 We're going to S e • A-' Dresses D. who explained the program Is designed to give students experieflce working In the community with a variety of doctors in different medical Help Lighten Our Load. We'll Be Moving Soon % nivv#i'.ii . S ____ pediatrician David Powers, M. *1 140- kJAtiit! - ,,4~1~0 Oriented program (MECO). Local MECO director or "big Sanford Is brother," NOW '24" than ever! • $")&S - - NOW 142'13 i '39" '59" Swimwear f. Lisa Charney (left) gels help tying her surgical mask from Lisa Ortenri I involved in the education of muld keep her grades up. "It's the hospital atmosphere durinl, doclor. I,ewis J. Edgenion, INI. future physicians, said Dr. a tough, competitive field," these vacation Jobs really I).; Ophthalmologist Mitchell said Ms. Charney. "I haven't brought it all together I knew Shapiro, M. 0.; obsttrician Powers. In the long range, he added, had enough clinical exposure In this is where I was supposed to Vincent Roberts, Ni. I).; If. - MECO hopes to affect the the different fields to know be in my life. V future distribution of health where I want to specialize," she • 6 Orange Memorial Hospital. marryand raise a family, peer press ure, social activities to home i in interfere. I wnh1 like that 'It's proving an invaluable said Ms. Ortenzl. Maitland, has the same air of eventually, but there's plenty of experience," "The doctors, particularly I)r. the less-densely populated where quiet confidence which en• time for that in the future," she Powers, have areas of the country been encouraging velops Ms. Chnrne. And the said, and stimulating, and everyone doctors are in short supply. and serious same determination to succeed. ,is. Ortenzi has spent time at the hospital has made us feel Ms. Chai'ney, tall rnifidpnrp finds shehas SHOES All Sales Final $ 90 No Refunds 010 .1AZ • aireaay ueciuea to become a tioctor. "I've always been in a position of helping people a leader - even as a child," slw explained.-It was probably the encouragement of my high schuol chemistry teacher that solidified my resolve to be a doctor. " to having her sit in on the In. terview, examination and proceedure phases of the ikwinr's work. and many have vacations mcd, summer working In clerical position, and as a nursing a.slstant i1i hoanitals, "One tends to glorify ntc'd th ey think It's ct wonderful to see women enterin' the medical field, Ms. Charney reported. It was towards ti end of her the medical profession II OflC L_ has no working background in the field," she said, "One must -experience tL long hours, the I time away from family and fun. decided to be a do' (or PRICE Special Table As a teenager she had w ith ear. nose and thrwit most welcome." -',..•.'--..---' '-learned a great deal even In her first three days spent on the job wl,,h w-ologist Pedro Bachrach M. D. "It's interesting to work with patients Instead of books," she explained, "and to relate the patients' problems to my studies" Most of Dr. Bachrach's high school education that It1! . * - if se - Other Assorted Items Especially Priced pediatrician David Powers, M. "I refuse to let the desire to 0. and with a neonatologist at manpower in the US. and added. parti cularly to encourage the Attractive End outgoing, Ms. doctors of the future to con- with a quiet-spoken air of conectien." get the Justitv Departintnt to promise not to prosecute him SO he can return to the United 7' from John Sobik Medical Education Community promotion lists to determine t1 ex tent discrimination against minorities, particularly men of Polish and Italian extraction. The sittatinn, they write, requires "immediate to the book stores, Ex-CIA agent Agee, meanwhile, Is trying to __ ____________ ' enor was rushing the fIrlt copies of the book * —i ' Inability to long sustain the ordered system of publl~her - -2 — - Sanford ___ In ____ . nation. The ti.me is rmt distant when it will ago abot,t the government's efforts to obstruct publication of Philip Agee's "Inside the Corn. pany: CIA Diary," in this country, a New York .. - . .0 Itv_. 0I . _. lv_.. __ - - . - ____________ The day is almost at hand when a &nafl nation threatened with extinction can say, "Very well, we will go, but your capital city and cities x, Y. and Zare already infiltrated and mined and go with us. Make your choice." The atomic weapon may soon be transformed conventional "suitcase" warfare. Today terrorism is passed from nation to CIA EXPOGPE: As we were writing a few days '"- :.w - - _________________ -_ -_ said that the degeneration of language outran Democrats and would stand a 5040 chance ° beating the Incumbents, ,,,._... Jill Buddenhagen ef Sanford had fun selecting a 'zoo balloon' Doctors-To-Be Work In the gloix-Al village (Ay large, forceful, and computers, can set in order. It Malstre long ago RO51)N' ''' northeast region, were grounded and two were rcstrli'icd because of the tight budget. '"' - --- - bow- ~_ --4. . __6_- - I -.. t -- - " . -4. - ~ have been Almost completely halted." Not a single agent, the report adds, has been assigned to enf orce th e conserva tion laws in the entire state of Wyoming. I 11 - - - or whatever with my exhalations, allowing him to come Into lit, at all. We must $cmnknce, with energies ethaudsnp2 The next time some well-meaning soul tells me accept his potential for evil as well astor good. the Mayan Old Empire, seem to have tired of a that, I am going to sniff him, head to toe. wearisome burden and tiptoed away from their The way to minimize these risks Is not by 'What's thks,"Iwill say, "hair lotion - fronts grea( priesthood, temples and mathematical spray can? Shaving cream -from a spray can? private acU, however well - intentioned or triumphs, back into the silence of the rain forest. Underarm deodorant, antiseptic dressing,toe heroic. Individual action Is a cosmetic, like Civilization Is not foreordained. Men of equal rouge on a lady of ill repute. Nobody is fooled. intelligence magic from spray cans' to ourselves have lingered on in the Or, rather, only the naive are fooled. They think I might go even further: stone age. Again, man may be capable c that because they as, doing something, "Iluwdare you, neighbor, let your daughter building great structures, great economic for hours in front of a color televisinn set, something is being done.'iNs is rarely the cas2, systems, which then become Impossible to the doer is Gandi- land his stage is possibly absorbing X-rays that, if marries reverse or control and which eventually subside my son, might well yield us both a malformed Industrial village. in disorder that no single brain, no known pandchild? The Greek claims a Hubert Hwnphrey-Ted Keniwiv tl,'fri't tvd,I h. fl..& h i f.... iL.. UIC - : - i -*,-. I __ . k,f - not be laid aside. Instead It will be, and Is being, Senator Ted Kennedy, D.Mas., and 12 to 5 over Alabdma's Governor George Wallace. PENTAGON DISCRIMINATION: Twenty congressmen, led by Rep. Frank Annunzio, D. Ill., have charged In a itharp letter to Defense Secretary James Schlesinger that the Pentagon "is indulging In outright racial and possibly religious prejudice" in officer promotlo'is, "The ethnical names so conspicuously missing from the promotion recommendations," the congressmen note, "appear in profusion In the casualty lists." The lawmakers demand a Penlaon review -• - alive by artificial means or and morality for both doctor "heroic measures." I do not and patient, even If the use of fear dea th itself as much as the drugs shorte ns life" Indignities I deterioration, The LivingWW an be ob. , ' c ,. ~ - I A response to his request was drafted and paased up the chain of comumd. Attached to it was this handwritten memo: "The narrative part that is attached 'tells-it-LIke-ft-is' but probably should not go out," PRESIDENTIAL ODDS: Jimmy the Greek Snyder, the LmVegas oddarnaker who calculates the political odds exclusively for us, 1*4 tes a Gerald Ford-Nelson Rockefeller ticket as Ibe favorite over every possible Democratic nthInaUots except one, : - , allowed to the and not be kept drugs is permitted by religion I "O _ 0 1F4 i.. - ' . __ - '... *, .,-.-- - - 1. .*M: ;0. __ -, ?,f _-_ __ - I disability. I request that I be consciousiess by means of ' I - -, They're not doctors, exactly, DOt &O they nurses. The two whlte.coated young women seen accompanyltig doctors on their rounds in Seminole Memorial Hospital or assisting Sanford area physicians In their offi ces, are students Lisa Charney, 22, from Florida International University in Miami and Lisa ,-Now recovery, I believe that It b my expectation of my recovery religion. Pope Pius XII said in __ .-.• organs which maintain our lives. The same is imaginative actions azount to anything. of my w6hes while I am still of sound mind, right to be allowed 16 the with If the situation should arise In dignity. _____ - , stop smoking. Accepting some of these risks Is the same as true of the few civillzationsof which arciiaeology Or worse yet, putting up signs that thank me accepting the risk that one's neighbor might . for not smoking. Or, even womse, telling me that become a paycnopathologlcal killer. We hope it Some have died by conquest, some by soil "how dare you let that sweet child drink or i'l I .5.,... ,..' Automobiles, planes, bicycles, plastics. even in its imli%idual bodies, against entropy, the medicines, high-rise buildings, hot doe-, - you -. ' , — and I'm trying to get ready for it. .-. - - -- 4-, --_ _7 4 ..4 become a way of life. Cllous Will wanna Live forever?" in an adventure loosely called civilization, sU of as population multi jUs. Such are the expectations aroused by modern whose artifacts put us at high and often unknown Advanced civilization is a constant struggle of life that people do seem to want to live forever, risk all of the time, order against disorder, the endless effurt of life, 9 !am not one of them. I could go any time now, decisions for m own future, let be determined that there Is . -_ ....- I miniaturized. GIL ABERG - can no longer hike part In any reason. However, should It - -- . . be substituted and we will all find ourselves hosta ges. The atomic weapon once called 'The CIA's activities today are carried out within the limits - . _ . - believe, Euthanasia does birth, growth, maturity and old NOT mean " mercy killing," it age — it is the one certainty of means "the good death" I am life, if the time comes when I. ainolutelyopposed tokllllng for - - episodes emerge. They are not prophestable. Nobody, for example, but a few silent plotters contrived the oil embargo that took the military and economic world by surprise. 4 the anthropologist, knowing the nature of man, can say is this: the most deadly weapons in the world will not reduce conflict. If their power is such that they cannot be used, then terror will _____ health, welfare or affairs: Deathlsasmucharr reality - precise events even five years away. Historic I / fl .t - I ,.- I --~ -. . __ ,. I Speaking kS an anthropologist, futurology Is notprojected history. It cannot prognosticate - , __. 4M I . I- 0~ ti p.. \ --- . ininal ice, he now holds the power to destroy the -- - — - To my family, my physician, Copies of this request have my lawyer, my clergyman, been given to Tr any medical fnriity In Th us far, orr hail a million care i huppca to by, Liing Wills have been To any Individual who may distributed. (Yes, Ihae signed bcomc responsible for my one) / ' ' . The .Z P .d .. — -- - -_ can define present man as a most dangerous animal. With O.T. same brain with which he '% I ALBUQUERQUE: simply a document that reads witness . I _____________ - - X IFFY • .--;.1; .. I 1 Signed SS ' Is made. IN BOSTON DEARS S. The Lhlng Will is Dat. - . F - . Kentucky and North Carolina on serious cornplaints involving tran5portation and sale of white tail deer. We have documented 126 destructive huntin sites in North and South Carolina '-.'n which we have been unable to make even a token investigation." BALTIMORE: From December 27, 1974, to January 15, 1975. "law enforcement operations were at a complete standsUll.. .in Ptrmylvanis, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia." I?iiC1IO1IiGE Because of limited funds, the Anchorage office could" make only a tOktfl .mt....... _tS__ito rcspond to requests from Tenness, - - - - - ut;k I you, but It Is died of cancer.) with the intention of relieving Abby, you would be doing you of such responsibility and of W your readers a tremendous placing It upon myself in acservice by explaining The cordance with my strong Living Wi ll and telllng them convictions that this statement I i-:4 i,m '-". - . Am= - futurology. , , What can toda y 's futurology tell US. irst we 17 and export ing is very prevalent throughout South Louisiana.. (Yet) the commercial activity of the endangered alligator is go almost qa4lke — I i- ~~ -.4 peanuts. illerald 11hotos by Jcan Patteson) Ip tool or to create fire. Man was becoming Fundi*ng Cuts Hamne Interior Departmeni documents meant for official eye:; ordy, tell a grim Story of the sputtering effort to save America's fish and wildlife from exploitation. From confidential field reports, here are the appalling details: SACRAMENTO: "All facets of our enfurctmcrt program have been reduced and hampered by %',-tadequate furW4 ... For the better part of the year, only one agent has been on beard In the vast Los Angeles compIec." DENVER: "Enforcement operations have been reduced considerably, No field patrol dttr-lna trw4, -a--' mIuitln.', ITrvt.r,r'nvi. n.nla,r9. . when she fell their reassuring hands on her shoulder labove). 1 i, '-- 1 to follow respomlbfllty how to obtain one. _____________ _____ ______ - - ' I 1,000 in the national traffic ck2th total lad year. In areas where ' All mi l es sure three sisters from Columbus, Ohio (below, from left) Veronica, Vets and Vera Miller who came prepared with V - . .- mutes that cut through expanses of rural countryside. Whether peculiar brand of Gulag Archipelago. And God dinary tap water, Lravel to rhool or a bus that This is not an argument for more private fall of civilizatior. Perhaps this is now I nci pient help us all then, "inside" and "outside." emits r,(sxious fumes, eat bread that lisa no apathy, but for more tiblIe concern, the SS.nuies-an-how rate is strictly observed or not,, overall in our society, speed has been cut by an average 5.5 miles an how' from 1973 S- - - be a private balancing, not an atonement bet- am killing them or exacerbating their phlebitis won't happenj but It's a chance we take in exhaustion, some have sunk into a kind of ween the Individual and the state." Prison, today, Is still an Instrument of vengeance. Our own Warden Gray was quoted in a Milwaukee daily newspaper recently as having - One little girl wasn't too happy when she lost her Mom and Dad at th e opening orthe Central Florida Zoo, but soon perk ed up • future - oriented when he clot.hed himulf against the wea ther, when he dried meat to preserve it, when he domesticated animals and plants. All of this fell within the domain of a dimly glimpsed ' programs, this cutting demand for OPEC oil even decent, sane In life. And I'm getting old. I'm 35 now and there isn't more. The U. S. import tax is a powerful argument much time left to dig In and do something wi th for them to temper their ambitions for a major years remain to me. For an es-con, 35 is price increase th is fail. Olti. It is ironic that mifficism of Mr. Ford's policy is And finally the crime rate has everyone. as coming-from members of Congress who havç done usual, looking for simple solutions and the noth ing to attack the oil import problem since the simple solutlon is invariably to fill the prisons dimensions of the energy crisis began to emerge m capacity-plus in hopes that the problem will Just 1973. Had Congress at that time been more go away. Meanwhile life "inside" gets tougher responsive to the need to diminish our reliance on as security Is more heavily emphasized. When restrict thousands of offenders In prisons a imported petroleum, we would be two years farther you few acres square, surrounded by a granite wall, along toward greater degree of energy in wtialelse can leemphaslze(I? Worse yet, when l dependence. do leave, I wonder: what will I walk into this Our advice to Mr. Ford would be to raise the time with my $50 "gate money", apathy or acimport tax to its final level of $3 a barrel before tive antipal!hy? In 1970, Ramsey Clark noted that 80 per cent of OPEC ministers meet again in September to - My ___ ' ' futurology when he struck two stones together to - ~ 0 10 ___ - -_ new science, is as old as life Itself. Man — even primitive man — was practicing - - necessary it will be for consuming nations to bear back. I have had enough of this soul-building non- down on fuel conservation and alternate energy existence sans Just about everything that Is good, state's share of federal highway funds is tied to compliance. The dual benefit, however. is worth thinking about to relieve the boredom, I ___________ n Futurology, which its proponents have called a - ... ::_1 - I % t EDITOR'S NOTE-The author is an Inmate price increase they engineered 18 months ago. Why am I concerned with the escalating crime They know that the higher the price goes the more rate? Well,, for one thing, I don't want to come tolerent enforcement has allowed average sveed to creep bark upward, traffic deaths have shown a cor-ri,spoding increase. Chances that the law will be changed are remote, since a -:- - &'eslstance that I will encounter upon m release The countries ave already seen demand with contem mark of Cain- "Exfor their oil fall off as a result of the 400 per cent COIL., — ever received. Because of an item in your !% '- ' ________________ __________ - - - 1 pressure. The only justification for lifting the tax state Prison. At this juncture most readers will would be for Congress to adopt snme altemative write me off as an habitual offender, one of the program for reducing demand for foreign oil, and hard-core incorrigibles for whom there is no the performance of Congress on that score so far hope. But I have not written myself off and I do motorists give to to the temptation to cheat on broad interr.ate fx-1 - - - 1g Others proted that It impinges on personal freedoms. ____ ________ __ "I'' 7\ .. Prison at Waupun. higher OPEC rice and the im port However,Itwon'tbelongbeforel'moulagajn . k o lr. Ford or w make a mistake were 11e > "again" for I am a prior or ex.offender back away from his import tax under such ht i d Irritated drivers condemn the SknIle.an.hotr speed limit as a '; r - . LOREN EISELEY n ' flationary impact from the combination of both a monolithic confines of the Wisconsin Sta te 55: A Good Speed 'i WXQII- .' I am at present incarcerated within the surely result. J1 - - I be a severe in- meet is budget problems created by the recession. A" ' ___________________ That last might be considered anomalous since their price Increase. That $3 would be staying in America, helping the U. S. government 7 - I sit; 11 Since we are relying on imported oil for nearly half - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEARABBY:IamaOyearold reader who wants to thank you for the best present have appraratoptcea heavy __ - to raise it prices by as much as 30 per cent on Oct. 1. in Washington and the escalating crime rate. discuss tr .1 i _ 1 ____ can be justified if OPEC goes ahead with its threat over the state of the economy, what's happening - -_i, _____ The decision by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to raise its oil price again this fall is giving ammunition to critics of Presidents Ford's strat eg y of ntittini a 'nncprt'ntinn fy nn would nd gnize that this Ford their sales that Of Mi column, I sent for The Living Will. Now I have peace of mind, knowing that if! should become f I terminally Ill, th e who love morally bound ____ '1 00 . I -;! __ _________ our petroleum needs, there could Her Peace Monday, July 7,1975-SA 0ne -g(cy"part of it befcre om i-t'nlb' fl'iWS. My exposure to Playground Program SHOES This Season's Entire Collection Pumps, Sandals, Casuals : - _____ I — - — ' ' I - 20% Of f kickball gam follows: Momlay, jump rope contest; Tuesday, checker Thursday, free play and Friday, 1111a hp finals. - . - Accreditcd Charge Accounts Welcomed . ________________ " ; Weste' - "_-.---;'•'_ - •. -4- - --.'. - Price I * Othit By,Mr. R. E.Picketing Of T '' 0 0 Regular - ' e Open Friday Night h •1. championship; Wednesda,,', To - _____ .-B. ___ b Set Summer Playground schedule for this week 13 as or Exchanges LI' • L 1--•----- 228 E. First St. _- •-.--,--: -. -. ' ft ---- '' -"---.-' -- -, •=-'' .-". - -------'-.--'--- -_ . ' •' -- .1%" Dial 322.3524 - .,'1NI- - -_.•. .- -: ____________ ____ JHIII ,.L I i ., -, - - �_ _________ ____ -1 — T. ,I:IT'TIi1I ... . -.--.-.. . - .. —i Evening Herald, . .. --. fi~ - __ -. . . ks" - ------- L.ua-- ---- - •.i - _________ . -- ________________ _____________________ ____________________ Sanford, Ft. Monday, July 7, 17S Answer to Prvlous ___________________________________________ PuzzI _______ ______________________________________________ Greenhouse ADS 1 TONIGHT'S - ---------- ------ TV 1:00 (2.4) Monday Tomorrow Young Arid (4) Restless EVENING MORNING () Wild World Of Animals 6:00 () (13) Cable Prevue 6:10 (2) Sunrise Sunrise Jubilee 5:00 (2. 5) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 5) Today Rookies (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Un;scope 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee (9) (24) Special OS) Coping With Change (44) Dinah 8:15 (2. 5) Baseball (2, 6, I. 9) News (24) Yoga (35) (44) Club Night Gallery () (9) 700 Neighborhood 11: 30 (2) Hollywood Entertainment (41) The Fugitive (9) News 12:00 __________________________ (24) Elcctric Company (33) Florida ___________________ 4 ' II) _ •- (PI I — 6 7 — — _____ -- _ — 8 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box S53. Sanford. Fla. 32171. ________________________ ___________________________ SLIM — 30 28 36 — 40 — - -! • 50 - .r— W J 54 I - 55 PROBLEM 56 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous ________ . — _________ ________ III __________ ____________ j $ good ske of angel food cake eat in the beef department and munity. UIlOtI I? lTiI PARENT u I I-Li1 o. M ' __________________ ________ _____ JESCOIURN I' care for walled-in private estate. 00 Deltona Mr Oe$IWtrI,mmen4t,r thildrt and complain, __ off &uan " 1111111 II= a HERCULES - -- - - - MIDNIGHT SHOW CLUB SPECIAL J '114 141EY tO 19 I the Dreadful Lawn Sky," C°' ___________ sfiiip K E NM C P N F F 373 6353, 322 $970, eves _IIrt__._l My KANRCKESUNG;IRKHP L LG N F C H A S E KGL £ Z 0 K A A 0LNKC SBUBNI small salary. Call $313032. I KHUO I EITERMS1OLS ESTA F SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ________ Ewrnrig .3. I' 'st'ic MASTERS COVE ONTHELAKE PROGRESSIVE Office. hwdtn sum uW box It to as t4witt: FLY INTOUCH I DROPPFM GOAL KNOCK 014 flEEt. HOOKER LOOSESCREJM HWY. 11742 Sanford at 4 I s here an if agooa oL 4 4 4 is fenced in yard. 517,500 we," 0611461 with 111""Cilimill Ill" allifflatirs 1 _________________________________ ______________________________ It Homo *8 0 ____________________ _ Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with 5 d:overies per panel in all-new series ut' 24-page booklets, S Saitord Ave, Santor. l 2277) CaIlfqap,totpjrco4iysii, I WOkLD . "How LM Good GUYS FinaUy Won," Breslin To 3rder vniumes 1. 11 and fli, send Si for each. making ch"Its payable to "Seek & Find" in this newspaper. 111 For Tuesday, July 8, 1975 Puff Covers ving? 1,* 1A he available / - scr,enedpaflo,central he at lair. TAURUS April 20-May You're a bit too flexible in your friends. wit - cleaning rang dishwasher. I I disposa', carpet, large closets, 100 x 780' wtII double gar age, landscaped lot. ! __ 3 BR 2 BATH I REALTOR French Ave..321 OD41 _______________ ________________ ____ — _______ ___ A n AM I x L L V (Inn about his idea, GEMINI(May 21 . GIANT L&G INDIAN PAINT oOra 9:30 A. how 10:00 I F U is of EVERY TUESDAY jut avoid unnecessary between spending for prepared short, to make rntn.e Ill run ou expect others mediate pitasae prompt im. pa In changes in an old obligation, YOURBIRTHDAY to C'Ooperaft well LiS you'd hoped. July!, 1q75 CANCEflJuneflJyfl)If your Off . GONE IN 4OSECOHDS ____ - - CLII. HE RE. • - - But now she's more. A new career perhaps, or back to ' mIt, of IN or 10 pajmenfs of $9. See at. 322IS641 ____________ _____ ______________ ______ Near Golf Course SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East Firs? Downtow n - J.SAIL-IMI'm - women in The Interpreted for you by 0 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Women's Editor, Large wooded lots 'Street lights ,Paved strets •5Dwers •Sldewalks Jean Patteson. _ _______ . . -.__L J- - _ Ii -- -- . - 4 ._1I_1L_'_r__1I_ —_ - STORING IT MAKES WASTE— SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEOADNO'I. Call 322 211) or $31 9993 (formerly Harrieff's Beauty Nock) lie c l assified ads for liorrie • Sho - ,- V..*ui. G,ut' ,ill :it JP ut7i FREE any purth.ase of ct-an link or tence' Lnwer cost per It Call 0 ____ ____ ________ ______ ________ Sanford, Fla. ni W.2Sth Remodeling Call icr Appt. 322.3103 ____ ___________________________— ________________________ ond Maintenance _________________ in Winter ____ . % Hauling __________ left honed 1973 GaIsa..i mobile horn. on Saturday, July lh Best ofler $2,000 takes it • TPiou-eis'rJet.Ipfur..:'.e, and includs r.lvg.rstor. '"' oven end drape., and would no'The maily retail for .b P.'OVIPI(. ll.'.I..iti ?.i. ______ %Mqtli nor If your roof Is for the birds Ca ll the Bird- U I _____ I i .1ITj wiiJJL - -. ___ __ „~~, 412 7' ,utj -I _I.. ._ -_ --:, _---1Al __ . . - '°”" ' uRn ' .t. ..' I.'S "L rr'si..rr (lC.ir.i _ al.i -vi-_ J'. __________ I Roof ii9 _________________________ ___________ ________________ '1'" - Eop,efl roof repairs. flat roo thnqfe-s I L All wOrk .!)fi; Qu irir"e'cd ("' , A.,'t.''.A'7, or - I;- 1') - Waliv Watt of Orlando I" 4226 . -- II. BUDGETS ARE PC'I STEREO WITH VALUES help you -- _______________ luilding, roofing arid concrete . - PLANNING A GARAGE SALE -o finishing. free estimates SOLAR HEATING AND WATER DON'T FORGET TO AD VERY ISI IT It THE rLASSIFIEf ADS 31226 11 ________________________________ Carpentry, Rernoikhrsg, Additions, Need ,nur .im,,s' (t' Prompt and Custom Work Licensed Bon c'rrrridert Svry(e I u 372 Free estimate 373 6038 "irl 0 Well t'ti ' - STINE MACHINE & iind I DriIlInj _____ i' flUft 'r PUMPS v TEAtS Ll i All lypes rd Sit'S __ — ,',i- ~UPPLY CO 1''' 2r-dSt _____ [o List Your Bus1ness...DiI - 322-2611 or ____ i 'U? 831-99931 ________________________________________ Z,' ________ —Ij1I. .1. U. -- __________ ______ - '' ''' ___ _ ,,.. ;inum Utility Bulongs incluó ing Iloor, delivery, installation Rvasw.%ble Rate-, Ill 60SO PURIFICATION SYSTEMS-Call Phil Gonlak: 3053233939 _ ,A (1. Utility Mowing & Edging %SAKE ROOM 10 STORE YOUR W INTER ITEMS. . SELL "DON'T NEEDS' FAST WITH A lt,Ahol Al) Phone jlflôti or 131 323 0207 telftr4m by "V caurstry bwW. * WlSNT VIRTU V.5)11, 'U. . ' 9"3 APO A friendly Ad V,-,Lw will of new and reconditioned noble homes a .1tordabis prcet. Well P4v em.'- Shoud .. 1 \t -%_ . V1 ml% . . ;, Lawn Care Horns Improvements . - clear-ru _ '•' Pressure Cleaning .rø.. irr 3?? 8? ______________________________ 'LVAGE Mr4 _____________________ - letup within tOO miles of r showroom. (301) ti.'k ______ ____ .-,' :_iT i. __________ ____ • ' ." ','.. ., -. ded ___ . -r '' :'' P. SpecIalist5ino.jtr portraitS; Also WInnq', (mu t'r 1.'jI after ! ii ______________ 'v. __________ ..;,,.t. ,'ry -'5 I - PHOTOGRAPHY BY ED , .4U1 a .wino for. brand n*w color (" t I'. - Su mmer Wedding S pecial 6715.366 .,ndclrar.ng. liii drI. day. rock .511 hnth of aiggirg iousc tral rs sto'ed r-rc'-,'d 377 9I7 _ wood Superior Mobil. Horns S?iow p1m ' Weddings, Canous. Commerical C&A Backhoe Service _____________________ Fencing ______Photogrephy_____ -P cEA.AN PHOTOC.UAPHV FSTEPSOPI LAND CLEARING PulIdoZiflr2. Excavating. Ditch Ill dirt. for _ __ __ _ 5I? E Pine3fl 3742 __________________________ AUCTION JULY 19 M T.I'; - ______________________ early to starnine tP,*home V4 11" 2510 RIDGEWOOD AVE., SAN _____ JUSTOFF2$ttiST., fl34420 ,2 r'*.%1- BNiro rj & ( -,roari ng __________________ Pn 372 4 3 57 07 day , 723 3993 _________________ your low cost Want Ad TM aUCtlQfl StW%$ promptly at p.ia oa di. ISh. But get 9(1 TWO AND THREE BEDROOMS AVAILABLE Your Women's News Paper L,Jj . %hell available Plessf call night dial 3r 2611 or 931 "93 To pime bvyw will go free delivery " ONE BEDROOM FROM 135 -; i-..- !' PI: T WEST INN arid - . ___ -- All types Ic-Is & acer age cleared We have top sol, fill dirt, clay, us Read tod ay's - - E ,,x,"-..ç, ' _______ Classified Ad from the Herald Call today! Don't delay! Just payment. 322 048S at ter 6 30 F1 M RIDGEWOOD ARMS P a GRAND OPENING -~ _______________ Park Our hug. sei,ction '4 Additions 71 ,.,., TOWL P'S BEAUTY SALON - —_ -_ - ''. carpeted lhroughuul, all A Lartilt Plant For Yovir Now Apartment. l0YearMortgagts —Spct. down. orConventionalMorfiages Eveningor Hemad I_AND REPAIRS 3;71338 tree es . , _______ ' - re-St now try the , csss w iti,,s- 50 Ihe 1771 it Section, 3 Bedroom,? bath, family room on large lot, low down .e tr t. t I '3Ct 1ttr m 3?) '393 - Ur I Springishereandit'sagoodt'meto j I choosea new home from the pages BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST- I our (f,c:f1 '.___________________________ Pest Control install a water to air heat pump'— l.. APT OWOWN PEST CO'ITWQL t DYKES .'.IR CON I I 1q7 DITIONING 372U77. Land Clearing I 322 586 Don't need" Serve useful purpse I Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 372 DoubleBed,ôS Peg Peat Estate Broker 3721301. 7610 HIawatha Ave at 1792 1 You ' T For free estimates, call Carl Mattress,boxspring&frame Payton ReaI4 ' Point A, Body Work BUDDY'S h4OMEIMPPOVFMENT Central Heat & Air (onotoning Matirets, Borspring& Frame 134 PHONE CALL AWAY A Hgme Improvements Beauty Care ,1 0 Close to everything yet away from it aill . Air Conditioning King size Bed. 193 Shaded 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Leas. MV --;IWWWW -,ww-,w Herald, Reported and JUST ________________________________________________________________________________________ I I 372-91)) E,ve.1A9 1116 _____________________ ____________________________ yard. re ______________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU f _________________________ ____________ '(aeli Racaiva A Plait II You're Oft OIOia, ç Visiter s... An ANriment And Yev'lI Receive c _____________ ____________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY So d new for $319.00. Pay balance - ____ SChool. And new posifions of leadership In the community. FOIIOW the Changing world of Assume Payments IN ALL PRICE RANGES re(9 . . _. zl-,Y _____ JJJ - family. Children. School. Church. Ph. 322.1411 "!'. / - front load deluxe sewing machine. world has always been busy. Community organiza!lons. PROSSER FORD Hwy. 17.92 & Lake Mary Blvd. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ __ __ ________________ OVW ' ~portant changes this year to ii requests. A demanding attitude Dec. 21) Don't do bu1ness Uoinoj today with one with whom take you along paths you've Jff will I. -19.US LE(UJuly23.Aug,fl) __________ you've had a bad experience, rrt,yc,,be !!'r'1 IILfURY O' WHEELS blame others for your abort. You may he taken again If very advantageous If carefully - - - - - -I -..J comings today. Chances are if you're not careful. though. through. ___ ALL SUMMER Eipenses you didn't allow for To caught It!J . text few days. Shun kn1*111on "y and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tww.-", if there's a choice . ISL 7,_ & prize MORNING .90 KiDQz$ $t.$ PLUS -J * a The important In the next few days, early In tue d. SUtk t it. but It won't be a sup. Don't let PISCES (Feb. Msrcb 20) - POPWRN Ing thi I ICTal JACK JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY'SE.46 Sanford3t3i772 SlngerZig Zag, incabinet,3needle, - I— nriurpr*i.aIbcttJ 67A-Feed 51--Household Goods _______________________ - woman's customers. 372 5752. ___________________ ______________________ _______________________ - Women's Editor (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) Nothing will be Guaranteed 90 days or 4,000 ml., whichever comes first. --- Choice Listings ________ '" - . All Service Work I Boarding you, our ________ I '4 s i. ___ ______________ everyone in any involvement or ccmtjcts. you re putting together with AQUARjIJS At.a5i. bath, family room, eat in kitchen, I ". s expected of mittIng out now ____________________________ Established Residential Area? - 19) Be on guard in legal ai Wt, ship matters today, Get expert advice before corn- - New __ _______________ KItchen-Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks. InitalIzIlon available Bud Cabell. 372 *032 anytIme. ______ — s and 10 Acre Tracts of land with trees on In The Herald CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. Don't conclude an Important It's one of own making. mat ter In haste or anger today, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To Allow yourself ample time to avert hard feelings Later, spell ' I' . Haven Grooming 1200; Bar $tocils. Glass rack. Bar Su pplies 3771134 Days-371 6123 __________________ Nights 372 5471 07 322 7332 I Aui347 'Ø 1t,V 1 Kennels. Thanks to i 117500. 3376944 shed, Iaige garden I ___________________ In Sanford's Finest 9 cyrix VALC OLwO ____ W _____________________ room, IDYLLWILDE - 3 Bedroom, 2%~ - - you're saddled with a proWer,1, mtg, 373-1602. $1050 his is WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY—SELL—TRADE 31) 315 E. F rst St. 337 56 Existing, 116.300. - TOTM V(L M __ ____________________________ ' our 13th year ut Animal 377 _____________ WOW - AM,it2bedroornhomewilh)Florida area. For you daily your ' Why Not Live _____________________________ ISO each. 322 5106 Near Lake & Town • — ON MIGN11M COMM ffiONT _________________________ Two white male Saturclay&Sunday i' bath on corner lot, $11,900. Bows land. $37,000 carpeted throughout. On 2½ fenced lots, 1 utility bldg Storage care of Jean _________ Kittens free to a loving home, black ___________ &hite.7wks Call atterS:30. In STAN'S HWY 14 FLEA MARKET Oslo".I DR. air. kitchen eq ~j Mo & 1 B edroom, 1 ba th , on good garden . AL'311 7 ,V1 7 65-Pets-Supplies 41 4 322-7643 . C'u*O 1111111hpillie' Zh$01011 Old OW00 ° then, 7'', loIs, $37,500 or best Offer 2 $2862 __________________________________________ gain MOSSIEC. BATEMAN Rc Real Estate Broker ' _____________ 64--Equipment for Rent 2W Hiawatha Ave at 11 92, Sanford heat, fireplace, all eloictric kit. of"Ce Pow% wan '. —" .... vALO _________ I 25 to 50% off 2164, 3 BR. carpeted, central aIr. ____ _ -_- ' _____________________ a )fl lIft WOMAN'S ... _______ _______ Service Station Equipment, Tire machine, scope, etc. Ph. 131-9330 _______________________________ 1792. Open Sat. 8. Sun 9 S Bennett Realty Inc. Fenced _____ ll 63—M.chirry-Tooi ------------______ ______ Children's Store courls. S4,500 landscaped. $31.S*) - " _______________ ______________ ---------_____ Buttons 1 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool, beautifully AlterS 322-711) , U;.,.arkh.s.m,lmF.wM,fltloIr o. a _________________________________________________ membership ln recreational facilities including pool and tennis 3224w ADDITIONS AVAILABLE S A SCHUMMAGE room, - GENERAL CONTRACTOR ROOM our classified ads _ STOPPAGES W ' Sacrifice Sale 1 Bedrooms.? baths, large family BALL REALTY _______ 1 SCRUM — - o" __ -- old, large family room with REAL ESTATE INC. - Find Nell TilE-liP C11FICATE NeWW" oil Nl. — I AN ___ Service the Rest. Western Auto. I Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 301 is? -- St. Stiampooerforonlyll.Soperday - 4 Bedroom, 11 1,1 bath. Florida room. fenced In yard $23,500 I 141'ALTOR 7?01S,Fr,nchAye,32011i _______ J _____________ _________ _________ fireplace, 'erv large lot almost 1 Zoned for horses, 4 Bedroom, S yr. _____________ acre. ldyllwllde Sec tion. Old house, completely 121,00 JOHNNY WALKER forward, RUGBY UNION WINGER TOMORROW: Sculpture Material, I ilng Estate -- ByOwnerLovely3bedrooms,lyear 2% Acre TOWERS 373 Ksh Real Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave.. Sanford ________ _____ HOME, all extras, good location MAKE OFFER. 3222217 fortabl. and .ecure 814AM talk at Jack Prosser Ford I _________________ Merchandise Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath. includes dsPc*al end dlthwaiher , mem. I MUST SELL Forrest Greene, Inc. 3236133 REALTORS No Security Deposit. trlcian, the yard man, try com. pressure, Co,ioenial office. Lets w ea 1 Set your sails on our course and see what life , all abouti Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. i I- - If you are Ilrod of trying the No CALL NOW -. 373.7900 LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales D R Ii 0 0 K E C A M M U ,/illage 1. Johns River area. Home, marina, fish camp or acreage. I Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Bell & lOSSanciaAve. 337172) if you can quality we Offer you __________________ Good for Cash Savings __________________ 3$ Friday; i -Sat.I Sun. fenced yard Don't miss this great buy it 125.100 wIth FHA available. room, air, ideal for retired persons, _______________________ St. - bath.OnIy2'.')yrs.old,cenfraiair, household cx. flatlon resistant rentals, 814AM TOWERS, Sanford, 3fl.430 _____ food Garderil-and, 1400W. Is? St 323-4630 _________ ilil i l i Llvin baby sItter, ior one child, DeBary,AI,s Lovel Iarge)b,d. N 0 N H G H H, I C A K R 0 N L UC K L E Y H E 0 NW W111te ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) wanted tO!I ________ - - _____________ 3M Precise timed released plant 50—Miscellaneous for Sale carpet, garage, Spa nish design, vacant. WIll sell VA, 127.100 Call - 123 1119 These Certificates are 62-tawn-Garden Olympic pool, I Due to Smoke damage, merchandise 32391)0. :.' ; - -!:-- -i __________________________ - r, t. us.soo. ________________ Larry Saxon, Realtor CASH — NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Patio Houses SHELTERED BY OAKS - excellent condition. ]nrnl? . Hedged for privacy, 3 bedroom , 2 ,,,,,J 1965 Rambler Marlin. 6 cyl. with overdrive, bucket teals, console, _________________________ 47—Real Estate Wanted __________________________ ___ ___ ______________________ --- , Casselberrv. I? 97, 830 4206 ______________________ _______________________ 15.300. home* rang# & refrigerator, utility shed: - horses Wm. LttmeMOWOI'TILLYourIo?andor gar den spot Floyd Freer, Koshiol, 203 Ocean Drive, 372 5191 Tavemnier. Fla, 33070 After 3-373-7142 322-1195913n.41" 6 Mustang? d: new Inspect ion, V I automatic, $200 or be-I? offer. 371. BUSINESS exchancie REEL'S BODY SHOP, 11 7 t'!Cl'ci .'.o, ct-airs, straignt chairs, thing cabinets. as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621071) ___________________________ 19 it 1919S French 322-4991 377.7374,372.1494,322.1941 - - sizes up. all 3226457 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR -Øl. - for 1966 Pontiac Tempest, new tires, brakeS 8. muffler, Inspected, Tire's, W ho lesale. Passe nger I pIck Reconditioned Batteries, 1)2.93 - clear flo*ing JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. - 4jNrJ convenience excellent main. tenanc, security and in. h'ItheHeraldClassifledadsare blackandw$1Iteandread allo. ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL &M M •- of I .J L E L 0 0 S HOROSCOPE ursr po" ftRIW I Pe"Ses Call anytirto, n3 91" licensiet to help us make sales. Forrest Greene. Supplies - 0461 L chairs. secretarial desks & Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees. Pool 172.000, 12200 Down$204. Pl. Stemper Realty ______________________ __________________ _____________________ We nd another real estate Woman to share R ItociLwill Cum 6' i. , Guest available ____ 2-Rooms _ . factory air. SiOO Or best offef. 1966 Wood or steel desks (executive desk city water 322 3138 .-:-sr air, extras, inspected. low mileage 3*30 372 3617 I ________________________ - 7 Room home S11111,500. Adjoining lots frets ___ havelistings.have buyers, __________________________________________________________________ A ,. _______________ 1a-•HelpWanted- _____________________________________________________________________________________ .— I __ ;` Rentals ______ fireplace, an "SharcIil " Adams NONFICTION U a Get patio and lawn furniture at a good ________________________________ price. Read the Classified Ads. OvCfIOC.ii.InQ lake, 3 Bedroom,? bath, Stove, RefrIgerator, Dish washer IN COUNTY— Small, neat 2 bedroompiome,centrat neat lair, Oat In kitchen, beautiful over M,ictkmald w Spr ing is"Move out s ide DROPPEDGOALEEHFSNKE be$ow11 "To'a1FitnessIn3OMinua Week," Moehouse and Gross "Conversations with Kennedy," Bradlee "The Ascent of Man," Bn,t- 13 3,000. 613 Owner, .' I i~ L oa ns available for any type of busIness or real estate, operating capital, expansion , Mr. Smith $13. ___________________________ 397 $., — DKN0CK0HL 0ACDEPP0RD Initnctlons: The 15k14*1% msa U.4 bsckwad, up, down, or d*a7 IN the 'Centennial," Michener "The xn1se Joy," I I - double gar ag e, Drive, k,... ______ __________ S CHUMABHUGBYHU0YTNI of . area, _______ ___ ey - - •CLIP HERE • -: _____________________ ________________________ ASTNOINUYBGUP0RD1R Weakly: FICTION "The Moneychangers," Hall. - - 76—Auto Parts _ --- Twoaoioi&ng lots .-A - 1971 Ambassador Station Wagon. , ______________— Payments 122 S906 to shopping. Drive by ad r. .' For Your Junk Cars Can be used for travel or a home Separate bedroom, full bath, large refrigerator. Carpeted throuqhout. Includes fl' roll type awning Excellent con?ion _____________________ A Great Buy (estimate over 100 Yrs.) In ixcelient area. Giant oaks. I citrus. Stables, corral, tack room, river Snks'd 177,000. - Aitamnonte Springs 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, large tot, 1,400 sq. ft. of living SANFORD 1 13,000 down, take - ______ %1,000 Call 32429471 7927 Hwy. 17-97 377 3961 _______ 60--Office- • Buying within 60 days. fenced yard, central air & heat, lovely 2 storil older home _______________________ for Duane McGuire at 337 1631 Dealer Vega house. or travel trailer ROBSON MARINE _ _____ ______ , __________________________ _______________________________ 5111 or 3fl 0224 ___________________________ ____________________________ woods with pond, and 3 acres in sca ping. Owner transferred; mull Two Story 3 bedroom houSe, largi COUNTRY HOME— 3.7 Acres, 1505 W. 25th St. , FIND' sandwich, "Breach of Faith,$# _ 1977 Karman Ghia, exceptionally clean, ravenna green. 12?95. Ask _____ Q1'OY Original owner. 32314.z3 between 10 1. 7 75-RecreatiiiI Vehicles outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing. & fishing, 322 ___________________________ sell. t317i1I material. Grosses 51,301.51.10) month Good terms to qualified buyer. 32) 0207 York, __________________________________________ ______________ Compiled by Publishers $135 FROM NY 10019. For more __________________________________________________________ -' _____ MINNIE _________ ___________________ 41—Houses whateats ]Rug by SEEK & __________________________________________________ BOOK _____________________________ EW ____________________ TOWNHOUSES -______ ------ MEAT—PR OoUCE—.GROteRES 9--Good Thln9s to Eat Preventing Atherosclerosis. __________________ 3fl-2)2SD*' 377 501S Nits remember that lunch is Send a long, stamped, self. I ....... ... Fur. Honey the day. WHat addressed envelope and 501 25-4..oar,s )$O1W.3rd5t.,Sanford fat. r ~*w LAINI ________ _____________________ magwtieels 70,000 miles Must be Seen CASH 327.4132 73' Critthfleld Cruiser. 160 Inboard Call ?)0S) 131-6300 ___________________________ Harold Hall Real~ bedroom, 1 bath home, approximately 15.000 laying p Company supplies hens, feed, and Real Estate - tatIve Call 644 3079. "sa' each. each 2543 PALMETTO AVE ., 3 bedroum, FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY 1 acre egg ranth near Sanfor d. 3 STUDIO 1,2,3 - model I Al condition 323 2726 subdivision Available for sale to other builder s or Individuals. StSW or in o742 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM 1964 Buick Riviera, original paini, ____________________ rolling wooded lots In going rec. _______________________________ , Nice atmosphere. Call 130 Ask for Mary Ellen . 7371 cury, ORANGE CITY - Fully developed ________________________ - Real Estate Broker Beach . Call 3274051. 2S14 Yale 372 $790 9$ HP Mercury Sale After S. 372 " - city of Sanford Ideal for FHA.VA. balance of Property for l973Nova2Ooot Houseful? Want to Buy USED GO io 55-Boats & Accessories 10 houses now. W IShes 10 Sell room) home, c a. fenced, covered SHADED LOT 56,300 HutchiiOfl Ocean front Apartments, Summerlln Ave. and call for details, Sales price, 111,000 339 S Atlariti: Ave., Daytona 80-Autos - Casielberry, Hey 17-92. $304706. IV,$1I9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN coloR 0w COst housing, Engineering call, $72,500. TAFFER REALTY -______________________ Wanfed to buy used office furniture. 1973 Buick Lesebre. 4 dr.. air. Only Any Quantity, HOLE'S 57,500 377 4991 After S. call 372 _____________________________ plant available Builder finishing 2363 Park Dr. 1971 Chevy Truck, custom 10. 6 cyl, I' bed, -ear step, $1399. $31 - CASH In 4374 175 HANSEN'S TV. Ill) Sanford Ave. 6U Classified Ads every day. the ANTIQUES IPiece TELEVISIONS - Apartments - Beautic Ian wanted, full or part time. ______________________________________________ i A11- - __ N 1- J.", S ens , bro wn, tall broken, flea collar. Viclilty Prtne?on. Rewerd. 373 with good r0 YO'4ff _________________________ - that It is low is a giant refinery with one of the low-fat, dietetic v3tern. It ran take 41 tranner mayonnaise of items you eat and refine Angel food cake is a fine 574,167 .J ar I Prefer masculine female, since LOST : Female Irish Setter, S m. old, in vicinity of Mariners husblsnd Is confined to wheel chair. Must drive. 1-3911111 Village, Apt. 702. if found, call 373. system THE BULLET HILDA RICHMOND turkey is s.'iturated providing essentially the alotof fat thathecoulddo UP BITE Fo;'.sf City G d Luxury Patio TV. 1700 S French, 372 1734. Builder's NEW SMYRHA BEACH-Ocean t)OE.2.5?hSt. 3371653 7606S.Hwy.l7-fl front condominium.? 13R,2 bath, 3771 REALTOR323 pool, completely furnished, JUST REDUCED $1,000 2 ____________________________ weekly or monthly rates 3234337. Bedroom, I bath, on large corner 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family room, eneva . - Real Estate REALTOR "771 ____________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ - Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value 5ANFORAUCTlOU, 3737310 ------ --. TV's from ISO; B&W, from $15, Service all makes. HERBS home 1 bedroom, 1' bath (or 7 venlent ______________ _________________________________ ________________ "esort Property Room, board, pay.- Young lady seeks all.Inon* person to help a CailBart ____________________ . - Color Lake Mary, S Acres between 3rd L 4th $t. at VanBuren St. Near Your MLS Agency Me your Budget go further, shop - urniturc RadioStO'ftO 53 1V -- - 1 1,,3 bath, kitchen equipped, con A410. ____________________ - You feed Your husband at home cents for majUng and eDsU. right and choose thatawide varietyoffoothend i SHIRLEYMILLET Only would like to be reassured, an excellent source of protein DEAR READER - Your withoutmuchfat,, husbandisverywisetoeat,w. ItmakesadllfereLlcehowyou fat, low-cholesterol foods, &nd prepare the sandwl& I hope turkey is one of the best, you are not using ordinary Many people do not ree1i commerda1nyozmajn SHIRLEY COOPER ood Florida room, wall wall carpeting, 76, Longwood. With pool, cars, shopping, etc. cholesterol, Then, rn to every single day. I Uted hiM to half ft discuss this with his dctor, hot either chicken or turkey. he won't as he Unks It Is a all,ly Roasted breast of Chicken or q Perhaps It is. but I turkeywthhesknr.j _____ 834.9712 right amino If you cook it the right Although he has not corn- pieces, it is low in fat. The white plalned,andIthasnotbothered meat of young turkey, par. him, I am wondering If it could ticularly the breast, is the day. I. A fat or The implIrtame Of eaUng and some pre'erved fruit. He eats a dish of oatmeal every NIL Altamonte Springs Lovely? BR, 1 bath, iiving,dining, ___ eating any of these ________ JUDY RENEE -' ----- --. DAVEc' 373 9)70 ________ _________ Young couple will love this 3 baths. Reduced below appraisal. llage.- under I . ____________________ _________________________ equ.a1131' important in helping vi Wekiva Modern clean interiors, fromIllO. SMI W. of Sanford. 337. mechanic Apply to bell's Union goods, including breakfast away from home. Challenging part time ado - child Care rolls, are often a major source Send your questions minis?rat lye executive, sec'i work ___ of saturated fat In the diet. desired by mature attractive, If Lamb, In care of this I child care services . New I en ergetic, experienced woman. you watch these, you can be a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I'Complete Summer Program I HEY DIDDLE I Write Resident, 411 Plantation little more lenient on what you Radio City Station, New DIDDLE DAY CARE. 373.$90 I Blvd., Lake Mary, or CIII 321 0156. CE E. LAMB attack six years ago and will give you the Prefers this lunch,He also has a acids you need. I _ Adult mobfIe"home fenced, 1.31 3137 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR AU contain animal PrOteK And AM be on a relsUvely low fat fOnMUon on what to eat for A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 24--BUSIMS oPP"UnifieS the protein in each is made up diet. Angel food cake FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI I contains heart dIsease, ask for 'fl been doing that for the past of the same amino acids. It noslgn1flcant amounts of ____________________________ GROCERY STORE Health t.ett. I Diet several years. He had a heart follows that I 8349212 Casseiberry.Winter Springs ____________________________ large Shady oaks on the scenic _________ day. He eats a turkey sar,dwich, which I fix for him, and has __________________ _____________________ i. -- "so IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy needing to avoid fats and him avoid another heart at. car, see today's Classified ads for cholesterol. Many cakes con. tack. You are fortunate in that Y's Work your own hours. Earn ,,,. t,aln as much or more than a income as an AVON Repre'n wne try hard at home LOST: Female Pomeranian. light DR. LAMB - I am them to the same essential concerned about my husband products. eating the same lunch every Turkey, red meats ai'id fish LDREN Sanford - -- 3233166 MOONEYAPPLIAP4CES3239 __ Philco 211, Color room with brick fireplace and patio, new kitchen, Hurry & you book shelves. Enjoy formal can choose your Carpet colors? dInIng, large eat.in kitchen, and OUR BEST BUY. aat room for mother in an apartment. --- 34—WK)blIeIiOmeS ____ Sanford location IliSmo Call 337. f Ist class Body & Paint Man S —Lost & Found _________________________ dessert for people 2"State Rd IS ----- - --------- - Cash for good used Furniture Antique's STAN'S. 377 ?7'Y. - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES LIKE NEW? TREES? Lose yourself In style. large living — - 52--Appliances KENMORE service, used machirm the all WINTER SPRINGS UNDER $79000 5 Bedurris Adults, No Pets. 1133 32HoUSe5 (Jnfurnished Needed immediately, service station attendant Alto a Can Help Ca11423-4317 Write P.O. Ba* 1713 Sanford,Florlda 32771 4SO. Lake Mary, 2 D R F urnlshtd -- - TORS. 10 W. lit St. 312 233 LOTS FOP SALE REALTORS pet. enclosed garage. $23,500. Call 313 $611 BLAIR AGENCY -68-Wanted to Buy Much __ Motorcycle Insurance 1974 Checkmate 16'. 150 HP Mer- For used furniture, appliances, C"rtlfied tilt trailer. Power tools, etc Buy I or 100) items Parry's Mar?. 7)3 Sanford Av• trim, many er?ras MuSt see to ________________________________ ----- fl7.39 Rider Store. 22SI Sanford Avg. equipped. Call for appointment fo see. 152,900. 1½ bath, central heat I air, car- _________________________________ - 372 044$ ________________ __________________ low mileage UM. 327-0831 ___________ -'------ SANFORD - By Owner. 3 bedroom, Banana Lake, turn. 2 bedroom, Bedroom, unlurnhthed, Adults table, 955; Chest of drawers, $25; Early Am. swivel rocker. $70; more. KUIP DECCIRA- 322 2111 ASTER HRS. REAtTOR' 3fl Come see the latest in luxury family living, new 21'r64 Glen brook, 1)23 heat & &If, %1175 Call Mi. Dora,9041, -- National Auto Sales _______________________________ 373 bit P*tCO WITH A DRINKING petS. month plus 150 security. 3n.1517 An Equal Opportunity Employer _____________________ 51 _ _____________________________________________________ I 2-43 500 about your new corn- references required. No BR. Central heat & air. carpel. -- flroker,1CI7W.CommerClal - e'i deposit 373 3151 Harold Hall at A. Duda 8. Sons, all four in one capsule. Ask for VB4+. Faust's Drugs. J _______ Lamb 04 I MAYIETOOwTEfIt 1 .4 -: cellent fringe benefits. Contact "Hotline". Adults or Teens. ________________________________ alltheir df" 7:20 Where to go for all the . 2 45 41 enough 1,)build schools for half a Million students in the Portu. guese colony which becomes in. dependent later this year. - auto parts, Including receiving, stocking and count er sales E Free, 411 7027 for "We Care'— W. Garnett White _____ drapes, water, 5150 month. Qledy Brown Realty. 372 S237 or 337-1964 . - * ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll — I . Mull have experience' In all Phases of agricultural equipmtvit and 273 7740. ——— 37 39 CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305. 33Houses Furnished _________________________ WCkh'lI Springs Area 'i - Position ' . ________ New Dp!. rum o' Care 32) l;$i r Farm & Auto Part for you NATIONAL SINGLES — 34 32 33 JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. ----------.------ Ml Bob Mirkey. Advertising Director 7324 Park Dr. _______________ 8,ngoSw,et Feed, Upercent.$i. Peli.ts, per cent. $3.75; Other low prices Horse & School. Bruno Bellucci, 19)2 LOUISe St., Crystal Lake, Illinois. minute from golf course. i 60011 bedrOoms. 2 baths, kitchen _____________________________ ____________________________ IDYLLWILDE — Exect.tive ____________________________ - ---- - EEL1ONA ARE YOU LONELY? Let us h 1p you to meet the right person lust __ 31 ceiP NATION'S BESTSELLER fiim. ____ ReIt Jim Hunt MOBILE foME MOVING. Corn piese set up. i'ii save you money. Licensed, Orlando 7735470. many — -- 4 -------.-- frees, Kitchen equipped. $39,500. Acreage 373 3*51 or 372 6420 3)AlAiplexes ARE BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH VALUES F ROM AU WANT THE 27 fairly fat steak. You hear a lot about avoiding fat, !LJ BASEDONTHE f Na . Tropical landscaping IlSOmo Adultspefecred - -- ________________________- P 41 DEAR I t" l e t I an excellent spellef. and enjoy selling on the telephone. 2 Bedroom fenced yard 2515 Park Drive 370 U ___________________________ - 'C And 78—#MtOrCycles 67A-Feed suite, MAYFAIR - Spacious 4 bedroom home with large family room. _______________________________ Homes, Lots 530 security. No pets. Water PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK '. - 3n aoa ____ ___ -- Mahagony bedroom A PC $150; Drum table. 110; Dinette, c'&rs. $is. Twotier tatle. $25. wt#, 2 CP'&ts, $83; Platform .'ocker. $10; Mahagony drop-leaf ,. July 7, -_________ _ __________________ _________________ _ ____ bed, complete. tis: Z en ith 19" Color TV, 1139,95 Guaranteed Service, 3221M furnished. 337.15$? I or 2 Bedroom Adults only i den, plenty Storage, large 9 3 Bedroom, 426 E. 26th St. $133 mo, ADULTS, NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St - 323 6061 or 322-4119 Nice 2 bedroom nished or unfurnished. 37377Q. ___________________________ ." --. Newspaper experience required. Applicant must be well organized, Furnished, Carpeted. $110 mo ill w 1%? st - for an experienced classified telephone sales person EXTRA NICE, Newly boubte - Stenstrom ReaI4 e M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St. Monday, _ 1 BRS. 2 lull baths. family room ______________ ___________________ $21,000. Quiet? bedrnom cottage, air, like new, paneled, large porch, IllS mo lit I last- Older couple only. 3270217 cent Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. ftid ¶1 - By owner, like new, 7 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard. $19,000. ____________________ Reg. Real EstateBrok.r fll-O6.40.332774.37371fl ____________________________ - _________________________ AVALON APARTMENTS The Evening Herald has an ooenIng drinkers, 18 Remodeled. ____ - For further information call 472.4517' ——— 17 31 — — I, 1230 j Apt,, 41-Houses WITT REALTY 3 BR, l" bath, air Conditioned, newlypatnted.$lêOmo Ist&lait, Deflary i bedroom, 1½ bath pills deposit, Sunland. 373 0543 home, 13 mos. old, like new, ' 3 R oo m with 5 11ch, beautiful shade frees. fat __________________ - -- -- WINTER SPRINGS -3bedroom,1 bath home, den. Assume present Hot" * to REALTOR$.834 67" 372 4470 ________ -- - * Sarjando Realty Inc. $100 lnciUd(s utilities -, Th ey're * While - Of retirees Efficiency- Attractive 4 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem — - _i. $135 $lSO-CO4OtTV QUALITY INN-NORTH Ill SR £34, Longwood 'Em payment. _____ _____ Morilhly RentaisAvall&ble Get 10 Acre- 2 bedrm. house on Lake Dupont near Deltona, $37,000 Daytona 6th., 2323163. HOME IN COUNTRY - New 2 eft'~ New houses In a rural or". No dmn per month total home, just right for young CCUØfI payment, monthly $150 mo. Also 7 BR man Tent. Government subsidized ouplex, $113 to qualified buyers. Call to tee if ELIGIBLE for FHA0r VA? Hew 38. bedroom homes in good area. you qualIfy l 170,000 $29,000 s per down payment, 7 per cent Interest, ten -3 bedroom country home unfurnished aPf., &if, jV11 11, . is-4*ip wanted 12 - from Illicit trade was Dr .- P !E30P.M.- $1.25 all ___________________ - _ mortgage with S"OO down. $112 3111--Apartments Furnjshej . ______ ______________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ or write 38 News J A . Noon Friday - 7999. REWARD ____ 91 . ____________________________ ___________________________ 3? Car necessity 56 Female ruft ii- sweet esauai. crns* a 26times ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) ________ —— 29 The minWry SWd the! revenue You Don't Say AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) IL 50 Chest ourrrJ 30 Conliden, 5 26 Lifestyle News 11:55 (6) line line Noon The Day Before Publication Luncheon Habit Isn't Harmful (9) Brady Bunch ___________________________ a 3 Lines Minimum ______________________________ Sunday Ill) well-to wail carpet. $173 month. ISO damage depojil, 203 E. 21st St 323 1319 after S 30 DEADLINES , Movie P.M. 31C 2 4C .Noon 52 Smile (Ft — — (6) Love Of Life (8) - 5:30 .. " * eguipped. Airport, 3731) 300E._____________________ __ ______________________ RATES - _ _____ -3 Bedroom, central air 8. heal, fenced yard, kitchen $163 mo. 1st mo. 1. i mo dâriilVedeposI. DeBiry, 614. 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The Israeli cabme had been expected at its meeting Sunda y to decide whether o give in to U.S. pressure to return the Gidi and Mitla Passes in the Sinai Desert to Egypi. Sources said tnat the main questions include just how t Egypt pects Israel to wi thdraw; whether the Egyptia ns agree to Tel Aviv's demand for a early warning system 10 desert, and whether the United States will replace the oil Israel has been pxumping from Egypt's Abu Rudeis oil fields if Israel ret urns them. - Argentina Strike Continues BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - The 3.Smilllonmember General Labor Confederation ((XT), the bulwark of the Peronist political movement, today began a 48-hour general strike In an attempt to end the influence of govern'nent strongman Jose Lopez Rega and roll back his conservative economic policy. Lopez Rep and the other seven members of the cabinet Sunday night submitted their resignations to President Isabel Peron in a vain bid to o vert the strike, but there was no indication when Israeli planes dropped flares and three An obscure terrorist group threatens to gunboats; opened fire on the big Rashadlyeh and BurJ el MMMAH In southern Lebanon today, and rep'rts from the area said at kill a U.S. Army Colonel unless its refugee camp outside TM, 35 miles south of Beirut on the least 13 permu were killed and scores of refugee huts were Leb8fleJ coast. ransom demands are met. destroyed. The communique said auftritic still were taking jtcck of The Israeli command said the raids were against suspected — damage and casualties. Reports from the camps said the dead guerrilla bases and that Arab gunners retaliatd by firing rockets "several terrorist bases" in the area of Rashadlyeh and Tyre on included a refugee couple and their two small boys killed in a and other shells at two Jewish settlements just 5outh of the the south Lebanese coast. The communique said all Israeli troops direct rocket hit on their home. Lebanese border. The Israelis listed no casualties. returned safely from the raid, but the Palestinian gurr1lla cornThe Lebanese army said 13 villa ges in southernmost Lebanon The attack came less than 72 hours alter an Arab terrorist mndceditsfoshotdoneIlijt caine under intermit tent artillery bcxnbar&nent from mldiilgM bomb went off on JenLcalem's busy Jaffa Road. Officials said The Lebanese Defense Ministry said the foiz-hour attack began to dawn. today that another victim of the blast had died, raising to 14 the number of Arabsand Jews killed in the holy City's worst terrorist incident in a quarter century. The Israeli command communique made no mention of that attack. But it said the targets of today's raids were guerrilla (Continued From Page-2-Al sheriff's deputies over the bases used by Palestinian raiders in various operations against three (ice. Burglars took Israel, including an amphi bious atta ck on a Tel Aviv hotel last obtained a shotgun and fired weekend, Including the entry of ca lculators, a typewriter, and a The break-in was reported by Sobik's at Wayne Downs of Winter Park, 440 South Highway short-wave base radio station one shot Into the air. No In other major Middle East developments: 1742 10 Longwood. from the offices of the Quality an employ of the company injured in the shootIng. An obscure terrorist group in Beirut threatened to kill kidOf rs fice said the break-in was Fiberglass and Insula tion Inc., Saturday, officers reported. Mrs. Jones was treated a naped US Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan, 43, of Petersburg, Va., Florida Hospital North fo discovered by an atte,t, L 2t Spring Hammock Court, Theft of a blue Mohawk canoe 9p.m. Wednesday 2p.m. EDT) unless the United Sta tes gives shock, but was re1aease6, A. Howell, Sanford, when she Longwood. was reported by Ted A. food and building materials to "the toiling masses." The ransom Capshaw said. went to the restaurant to open Deputies said a service Peterson, 62, Willingham demand was acornpanied by photos of Morgan in captivft v and for business. Investigators said doorway was forced on and Drive, Chuluota. Peterson told three Lipc recor(llngs in wtuch he said h' was being treated well Breaking, Entering nothing was believed token, the intruders attempted to force deputies the boat was valued at and was impressed by the seriousnem of his captors' motives Several breaking and en- although the store was ran- a soft drink machine open $149 and wasaken during the The Israeli command said its "combined forces' struck against terings were reported to sacked, before entering the firm's of. past week. at - t Colonel's Life Threatened FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 7:30 P.M. Airport Zoning Set For County Study The Seminole Board of the board may have. Clevel County Commissionera (BCC) last week appeared before tomorrow night will again try to board, but failed to ans resolve the establishment of an çiestlons to the board's u airport zoning cotumisalon, faction. after a continuation from last A work session was t Tuesday. today with Cleveland i Sanford Municipal Airport several commissioners to tr Manager J. S. 'Red' Cleveland clear up any problems in is expected to appear before the proposed ordinance. board to answer any questions The ordinance would prov a special commission be pointed Lu cnsder the build of structures in the &4 vicinity which could interf with flightpatterr.s of rms planes. 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Ashe, casual and relaxed alter his mighty victory, saw it differently, "I was the underdog, sure, but I always thought I could win." Born and brought up In Richmond, Vs., and educated at UCLA, Ashe, 31 and still single, dismissed the victory as less Important than his part In the U.S. Davis Cup team's victory In 1968 over Australia. But he granted that being the first bla ck to win th e men's title -Althea Gibson won the women's In 1957 and 1958 - was Important. "Having grown up in a segregated environment in the South, I know what it's like to be stepped on, and Iknow what it's like to see a black hero do well In the face of adversity, "I faced a lot of adversity as kid trying to learn the game, although later I had a lot of people help me." Connors took defeat gracefully, despite his involvement In $8 million on worth of lawsuits against Ashe, who Is president of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). "Even I can lose," said the vanquished Connors "Every time I go out there, I know I've got to pla y 10 per cent above my best, because they're going to play five per cent ahve th eir best -they think I'm the man to beat and that's a compliment to me." Meanwhile, women's champion Billie Jean King was endulging herself with herfavorite luxuries — beer and lee cream - whn she had sacrificed In - • - ' -,'.----- doubles titles went to Was Gerulaitis of Howard Beach, N.Y., and Sandy Mayer of Wayne, N.J., In the men's doubles; Ann Klyomura of San Mateo, Calif., and Kazuko Sawamatsu of Japan in the women's doubles, and Marty Riessen of Ame lia Island, Fla., and Margaret Court of Australia in the mixed doubles. War Of Perry 18,.12 Teams C lobber 38 Hits, 30 Runs but tied the game on Mike Jorgensen's tworun homer, then pushed acris the winning run on "The score was l8.12, but it looked more like slnglesby Barry Foote. Gary Carter and Pete the War of 1812." Mackanin. The scene was Chicago's Wrigley Field, and Phils 8, Mets I Champ Summers, a young outfielder with the Greg Luzlnskl paced Philadelphia with four Cubs, was surveying the wreckage after the runs batted In, giving him 72 for the season, tops Pittsburgh Pirates had un!eashed a 20-hit in the majors. He hit a two-run single In the third barrage in beating the Cubs 18.12 In the opening inning and a two-run double in the filth. game of a scheduled Sunday doubleheader. "I'm in the best groove of my life," the The second game was rained out, giving the slugging outfielder said, "I have the short stroke pitchers a chance to lick their wounds after the 3- and I'm seeing the ball well." hour, 26-minute opening-game slugfest. Dick Allen belted his fourth homer of the year The l8 runs and 2O hits were season highs for for the Phuls. the Pirates, while the Cubs' 18 hits was their Astrosi, Braves! most for the year. The Pirates scored in every Pitcher J.R. Richard helped Houston snap a Inning but the ninth. nine-game losing streak with his first home run Elsewhere in the National League, the Mon. of the season In the fifth inning and a tie. treal Expos edged the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3, the breaking single in a decisive three-run seventh. Philadelphia PhilLies beat the New York Mets 8On the mound, Richard a1sed his record to 6.3 6, the Houston Astros defeated the Atlanta by stopping Atlanta on four hits over 6 2-3 innings Braves 6-2, the Los Angeles Dodgers topped the and striking out nine. San Francisco Giants 5.1 and the Cincinnati Reds Dodgers 5, Giants 1 routed the San Diego Padres 13-2. Left-hander Doug Rau, 8-7, pitched seven The Pirates got home runs from Rennie Innings of no-hit ball and finished with a threeStennett, Bob Robertson, Willie Stargell and hitter after Chris Sprier broke up lila no-hit bid Dave Parker; SI.argell and Al Oliver each had with a linedrlve single to left leading off the four hits and three runs batted in, and Parker eighth. also drove In three. Bill Buckner's homer and Steve '(eager's twoIt got to the point where any time a Pittsburgh run single highlighted a four-run first inning play€r made an out, it drew cheers from the which gave Rau all the support he needed. crowd of 23,023. When the Pirates went down in Reds 13, Padres? order in the ninth, a huge ovation echoed through The Reds pounded seven San Diego pitchers Wrigley Field. For 16 hits In their rout. Joe Morgan, George Expos 4, Cards 3 ' Foster and Darrel Chaney drove in two runs Montreal was trailing 3-1 going into the eighth each. ' Larry - T_ . N , preparations for the Wimbledon final last Friday when she overwhelmed Evonne Goolagong Cawley of Australia 6.0, 6-1. was her last major singles tournament, but the 31-year-old tennis queen said she would conUntie playing doubles and World Team Tennis, as well as putting new emphasis on her television Interview show and sport magazine. Gaylord - _ _ Ruffian, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Janney and trained by Frank Y. Whitley Jr., almost had her career ended by Injury last year. Al tei winning her first five starts, the 2yearold filly champion suffered a hairline fracture of a bone In her right hind leg, an Injury that forced her to miss competing against the colts In the Triple Crown Races this past spring. When she did return to action, she proved without a doubt that no other 3-year-old filly could stay with her. A spokesman for the NYRA said that the Janneys would receive the $125,'Y)Osccor,d prize. Connors Ashe L Here's Spit In Texas' Eye .,• - .. GAYLORD P ERRY - r - - -- - .-- -" . . i--' - "!;Ti - - WILLIE S'TARCF.I' did the jc.a of a battery of lawyers. Neither particularly defied their bos...es. the owners. which nwant thav littip werø y-v -. -- NBA's 57-Year-Old Bonus Baby - •... --- - i± tT.- - t _- PREsS drove in both runs with a pair of singles off 12game winner Vida Blue. If Gaylord Perry Is back, can his spitball i,c far White Sox 9, Royals 3 behind? Chicago kayoed Marty PaWn with four runs in "Perry was using the spitball all day long," the second inning, two on [lucky Dent's double, Minnesota Manager Frank Qullici charged alter and beat the Royals behind the six-hit pitching of Perry pitched the Texas Rangers to a seven-hit Claude Osteen. Pat Kelly and Carlos May also 7-0 triumph over the Twins and a sweep of drove in two runs apiece for Chicago while John Sunday's doubleheader. Mayberry hit a two-run homer for the losers. It was Perry's first victory with Texas after Red Sex four losses and one no-decision and snapped a S-b. Indians 341 personal eight-game losing streak dating back to Home runs by George Hendrick, Oscar May 27. In the opener, Clyde Wright pitched 71-3 Gamble and Boog Powell helped the Indians win strong innings for his first victory of the season the nightcap after falling behind 5-0 in the second and the Rangers won 4-2. inning. Boston' s Bob Heise, hitting only .175, Elsewhere in the American League, the drove in three runs in thc opener before a flat California Angels blanked the Oakland A's 2 for Day crowd of 58,781, largest of the season in the the second day in a row; the Chicago White Sex majom trounced the Kansas City Royals 9-3; the Bostoa The split gave the Red Sox a one-game lead Red Sox split with the Cleveland Indians, win- over New York and Milwaukee in the AL East. nine, the opener 5-3 but dropping the nightcap 11Yankees 6, Orioles 1 10; the New York Yankees downed the Baltimore Pat l)obson blanked Baltimore following Ken Orioles 6-1 before the scheduled second game Singleton's leadoff homer and Roy White drilled was rained out and the Detroit Tigers took two a two-run double as the Yankees scored (our from the Milwaukee Brewers 7$ and 11.2. times off Mike Cuellar in the third inning and Perry, who was supposed to be all through with ended a seven-game losing streak. spitballs, greaseballs and the like a year ago, Tigers 7-11, Brewers $2 wasn't admitting anything. Aurelio Rndrigue?, Ben Oglivie and Dan Toby Harrah homered In each game for the Myer hornered in the second inning of the Rangers while Jim Fregosi connected in the nightcap while Lerrin I.aGrow fired a six-bitter. nightcap. Detroit jumped on Tom Ilausman for three runs Angels 2, A's 0 in the First inning of the opener with the help of Dick Lange, Andy Hassler and Don Kirkwood two errors and a balk and beat the Brewers for combined to pitch a six-hitter and Dave Chalk Mickey lA'lIch's 10th triumph By THE ASSOCIATED - ' $3 90 "It was going to be one real horse race, and then this had to happen," said jockey Angel Cordero, who watched the race. Vasquez was visibly shaken after the race and said simply: "I don't want to see the film." The Panamanian had ridden Ruffian in eight of her 10 previous races, all victories. Eight of those 10 victories were In stakes, and she had equalled or broken the stakes record in every one of them. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL SHOES 111890 Dr. Manuel Gilman, the examining veterinarian for the New York Racing Association, described the injury as a compound fracture of both sesamoicts In the right-front leg. The mishap left a crowd of 50,764 stunned. The (lily had been established as the 2-6 favorite and she was showing her sensational speed when the end came. Pirates Win H. $ VALUES TO $28.99-FLORSHEIM, NATURALIZER, JACQUELINE NEW YORK (AP) - Ruffian, the filly In her next three starts as a 2-year-aid, mile Acorn, and the 1-mile Mothe o suffered a fatal Injury Sunday in a she set stakes records in the 5½-furlong Goose. She equalled the stakes record U itch race againt Foolish Pleasure, set Astoria at Aquaduct, the six-furlong the 14-mile Coaching CTub Amerlcai equalled eight stakes records In as Sorority at Moimouth and the six-furlong Oaks at Belmont Park 15 days before he any attempts and won seven of her first Spinaway at Saratoga. lilfated match race. races by at least six lengths. Following the Spinaway, she suffered a Her lifetime earnings were $438,429 She opened her brilliant career May 22, hairline fracture. of a bone in her right The coal-black (lily who stood 161 41 by winning a 5½-furlong sprint by is hind leg and was sidelined for the year. hands, or 5 feet 6 inches, was a dough gtha, equalling a Belmont Park track Ruffian returned to the races last April of Reviewer out of Shenanigans, a Nativi cord of 1:03. She then equalled that 14 and won a six-furlong allowance by 44i Dancer mare. She was bred by hei cord by winning the Fashion Stakes lengths. She then set a stakes records In owners, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Janney Jr. WThIBLEDON, England (AP) - It was Arthur Ashe's lucky day. In the early hours of the morning, he was playing blackjack at London's Playboy club, "I won $300In one hand and walked out." Then at two o'clock Saturday afternoon, he marched cooly onto the world-famous Wimbledon center court and put on a master's display of serve and volley tennis to defeat defending champion Jimmy Connors 6.l,6-1, 5-7, 64, thus becoming the first black man to win the Wimbledon singles title, Fans, bookies and sports write rs who had watched Connors annihilate all his opponents In straight sets to reach the final gave Ashe little or no chance against the 22-year-old left-hander, ranked No. 1 In the world. )I ON MEN'S WO-Aall"En o 's " AND CHILDREN'S SHOES SHOES -- — Ruffian's Sparkling Career Ends L______________________________ . 0/ J /0 Monday, July 7 17S-1B Owner Stuart Janney Vasquez, the regular rider for both 3-year-olds, chose to ride the previously unbeaten Ruffian. "It's a shame. I saw going down the backstretch that he (Vasquez) was working to try and get away, but my colt stayed with them. Then I saw It happen. I could hear It crack," always thought I could win.' 0 0 STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 A.M. TUESDAY, JULY 8 A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 'I was the underdog, sure, but I I On City Building Some serious air-conditioning problems did exist, but those were "licked" after come major work was done, according to a source, and the dripping now is probably due to a deficiency In Insulation during these highly humid days. Another problem suffered was constant burnout of 1ightbulbsm the room used a council chamber. Some have laid the blame to a design problem a here little or no ventilation was available to high watt bulbs, resulting In a heat buildup and burned out bulbs. But the building was not designed, this room In particular, for the bright lighting necessary for a council SEMIANNUAl. CLEARANCE OPEN Piland To Report say. --- c ) BEIRUT, Lebanon (API A previously un known terrorist group has threatened to kill kidnaped U.S. Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan, 43, of Petersburg. Va., by 9 p.m. Wednesday (2 pm. EDT) unless the Unitel States gives food and building materials to ,the totlIl€ masses" in Beirut. Morgan was taken from a taxicab June 29 at the height of Beirut street fighting between religious and political factions. The US. Embassy said It was studying the demand, but the U.S. government has always refused to ransom Americans kidnaped byterronstj. chamber. The power coin In recent weeks In a c found there was no recor increase in power surges would cause the breakai burnout The city on recommendi according to ngei1 the bulbs to a h voltage, causing less heat up. The other answer, the so say, is to go to lower watt I, which in turn would cut further on the intensity of In 11* room. The problems in city hal minor ones, but should been expected, sources when the original design ii the facility was changed. City Council members t are likelyto make public a their official views on the hail Issue. City Council members meet at 6:30 tonight principals of Southern ( stream - developers of Tuscawilla planned development - on possibilities of the I assisting in acquiring a station on the city's east Shoe i~ or.... her lead and I could feel something happening. It was her right leg." While Vasquez pulled Ruffian up, Foolish Pleasure con. tinued to the finish line to win the $225,000 first prize. "I am so sorry to we such fine filly get hurt," said Braullo Baeza, who got the mount on Foolish Pleasure when Wrv - Mrs. Peron would accept the resignations. — NEW YORK (AP) - Ruffian was humanely destroyed irly today, the victim of a shattered right ankle that ended r sensational racing career just onehalf mile after the start The Great Match Race against Foolish Pleasure. "Don't let her suffer any more," owner Stuart Janney told terInarfans and trainer Frank Whitely after the coal black Lly had dislodged a cast and protective brace on her right g. The decision to end the Life of the winner of her first 10 ices came at about 2 a.m., EDT, a spokesman for the New ork Racing Association said, and followed by 24 hours an )eration on the shattered sesamolds In her right leg. The (laughter of Reviewer broke down Sunday at Belmont ark with about three quarters of a mile to go while she had a ill-length lead in her $350,000 114 mile match against the entucky Derby winner. Jacinto Vasquez Immediately pulled Ruffian up and dlsounted. The leg was put into a plastic cast and Ruffian was moved by a horse ambulance at 7:45 p.m., an hour and 35 mutes after the race. Ruffian underwent surgery that was to last almost four urs. But the winner of New York's Triple Crown for Fillies uld not be saved. H eId I n 1A s s a u I t Sanford Filly Destroyed After Surgery; 'Don' t Let Her Suffer Any More.' Ruff ian 0 driving, When petioleum products, oh and gasoline drip unto the asphalt it softens, the sources say, and problems should be anticipated, The asphalt was on nf th cut costs, the wsces - - - - Monday, July 7 inS Israeli Forces Conduct (Ceutinued Freu Page-lAp - - -- the flaunting action by the Knicks threatened the constitutional i.,.,.,., -' ei... i....,,.... •, - - - t' �- 28—Evtn)ng Sanford, Fl. oA- Monday, July 7, 075 jiINOflC 1uO,,J iiia rhilerits T' _ CITY OF Mo Local Teams Battle 7:00 In Seni6r, LL Events 7.3( Paces .ines Farina, Lenford Sutton, ALCOHOLIC L1gh. Kevin Fall, Darrell Smith, P,jyJll CONFLICTS 8: 1 8:) Snford Memorial Steve Sensakovic and Michael Cash, I.ium to C)rmond Beach to open the District IV Senior Major League Tournament. 'I'he Sanford National League AU-Stars meet the Ooud 411 tars take loser of Tuesday night's game at 7 p.m. Wed&sday. 'the game will be played at the field of at 8 p m Wednesday gameswlll meet Thursday at 6 p.m. In the fuials. The game will be 9:3 Stars at $ p.m. Tuesday. The wiruiers of Tuesday's games will Qark Gallagher, lUcky Mann, Terry Smith, Robert Smith, Jeff Anderson, Jim Stars are Milford Hayes, Wayne Smith, Jeff Fakess, KeVIn Story, Jeff tAttoo, David Scnnenberg, Solonian Hardy, Heru'y Hardy, Freddie HOW&'CI, Porzlg, Jeffrey Quinn and Glenn Swift.. The American League All-Stars Abney, William Heaps, 'p Freddy Vance, Vincent Thomas, Jimmy Richardson, Michael Towers, Bobby Bridges and John Polk. 10:0 10:3 11:0 Larry O'Brien 12:C 12: _____ Wall's 174 he ked around for something else to do be w bored by the life of a New York lAwyer, and there was this NBA ____ CPtyStIllthe_bewasaflutonprofl.yho, Becker Cap'hres Spirit late John Ke1nedy, ask not what the NBA can do for you, but Mayor League N York 6. Boitimore I. osme PPd rain Detroit 7.11, Mi1*aijk 53 Montreal Los Anodes SFranclvv, d Friday and Saturday, , /iuburn was second in team staixllngs. Georgia was MADISON, md, (Al') — Two months ago George frontrunners in the unlimited h3'droplane world. Tuesday's o. ; Mewta at Ii:.'." n. n CP'caoo at Di''n' n Atlanta 41. HouStOn 31 .Yontreat 30. St. Louts 01 i Anoeles S. San Franc'o Cli' ci '5 at t)allarid, race here. 'iet George," a marine public relations and sales uUve, took home about U0 and some salve for his ego after ouWueling BWy Schumacher and cunt heats. Joffey V/ins Pacific Viestern PUNS BATTED lN'.Horton. 71) Dcl, 60: 1 mn. By. SI H I Care*. M.r, l win mens' aing Tournament, of the Pacc Westem Teon1 Phit.a'Jeit*ila 'l:srston 14) it ('haIl, Cal. 70 San Diego at Chcag) New York at ti inti. fl . cmi. 7 HUE RUk8inds, 6.3, 76. NY. in womns' singles, Molly Hannas, Kansas ty, S101 N ftA5f S(iI 4, CWun' Vamt. ('Ii. 134. 76.5. 772. PaIn, , flf, 13 5, 777, I 91 IEEUNG, W. Va. (AP) — Side McAllister ended a Ph;tatph;• it Cincnvi,ti, n 13): 1*nwm, Cal. 30 Montreal at l-'at. n i'. Frar'.'..,r U! j ' $ — ' 5? ,i.i', -, I7 ,t p,.-,. Oliri. (in. 354, MidlO(k, Cl'ii. 331 AmerIcan LU;u. Cut P11145 tripe,. LA. . 'hi, 4$ A 1. I i' 0$ P1IN% B,ston ii ii 'II BATTED IN Lu MIIwauW :i' 39 . ) I 'Ssbi. Phi. 77; Bcnth, Cm, 4$ Nw York HITS. (*tjt, Phi), it?; Oar 42 31 III a Baltimore 'ny, I A, ItS i II ill ('lyIr. IIOUBtFS B.i'tth. Cm, ts. 3' .3 .413 4 , C.'r,r', at to I "I .1' j, 'me. 1' 'ri 75 west IPIFT ES knsirx,i'r. Cii, I, OAkland 1 SC) . Htn 7. 0 Ua!jq, inn. P Yintas City as 14 10 43 ii i , 'OMF RUNS luziink,. Phi, Brch. C (ITtc,mOO )7 31 II 4' t "?f3l N 39 46 434 11 BASES Morgin. ' f'r 17 Rrorl. S'L. '3 37 44 45> '1 , I. ' . Saurday Resvfts 11(illNf, k ('lrvrian I;, Boston 7 I! Decrs.o,ni Batti'mvp S. Na York 7 I ' I. National eag,e 1; 5, ' * ' Dc'5 3 MiIwa ,k 7 Mq'i'a S. 1's'i.' 1 fIhl', ' 3a ,,5m5 (sty 4 C' ---- F' f.riMIi. ('145. 103. ,"f, .. charged out of the pack to overtake the leaders in the t,t'çi,yJ cc butter 11 kider, 1 .Wis Bu' &Ifl( de!nslvi DI ti RE?1 'l L't'Nes ' 11'.ky It trc'by 769, 347; ,V 174, 73& I aS I' in Ii. 750 709 tRlk F011Y', M.pi,arnfp1 It 173 S"ivrr. IfS' l .. CITY OF lioji Is taken by Execution issued out of and under . ' OrangeCounty, FIora, upon a final (vdgmerit rendered in the aforesaid Attamonte Springs, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Re The Marriage 01 G*'yneth B _________________________ ADOPTION OF Athtcn, aka Gw,netpt B Peoples. PROPOSED ORDINANCE CIT-YOF Plaintiff, vs. Robert M. Ashton, ALTAMONTESPRINOS, ' 't V .. CITYOF H NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION public hearing to consider public hearing, which will be held in , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by r of a minor Spning, FIorda. and copies are on JESSIE MCCORMICK P.titk)'l tpr Adop$i child, BRENT JAMES FAIR. file with the Clerk of the City and BANKS, has been filed which con same may be inspected by the Florida srve a copy of your writtin onorbeforejuly 31st, 7975 and f. k -: ; . . ore service on DC P.34 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Old i11et ItW k ' lii D,'ea L . . ''i t ti" . BEGINNINC, SAID POINT OF the rate 01 five and five eighths tt BEGINNIr,C', LYING ON THE Cerium (S %i per cent) per annum, 11'' E RUU The present zoning classification ri the PetitIon, of said property is RI Multiple ttidiers may name the interest By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk p rn, or as soon thereafter as Flagship Bank of have won back the custody of higher percentage of the track's 190,00 FEET ALONG SAID NORTH a guarantee of good faith, in the Herald, a newspaper of general 'P.0 SPR ING OAKS TI, Dade County Circuit Judge Harvle Duval set a hearing to- cent of the handle but Flag!. r Frey had asked before Duval's tas offered 2.S3 per cent, an ui. Meanwhile, track officials crease from the 2 per cent given in Flag!er's saldtheyhavelostanestlmated the kennels. Last contract with $4 mllllonstncethe track failed Duval twri ordered the cf gs to open as scheduled on City of Altamonle and against the requested var:ance By: 5: Phyllis Jordahl of ttie first publication to the date of fl'S. City Clerk Plaintiff, vs following property in Seminole County, FlorIda: DEO 135 DATED THIS 73rd DAY OF FLORIDA JE, 1975 A.D. PRO$ATE DIVISION (OFFICIAL SEAL) CASE NO. PR 679$ Roxanne Hasty, Its ic: Estate if Scretary CLAUDIAM.WANNAMAKER, Board of Zoning Appeals DECEASED. Publish July 7, 1975 NOTICE OF HEARING __________________________ DEP3o TO: Mrs. RIbI'CCI, S. Smith 3241 C0$us Court NOTICE OF SALE Winter Park, FL 377w 1915.111 ALTAMONTISPRINOS, Mrs Rsbecca S. SmIth. FLORIDA as Legal Guardian WATER AND IIWEN of Janres Edward REVENUE BONDS Wannamaker, , SERIES 1972 a minor EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Jean Britt ing. • II • Niici YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an masterly Altamomde Springs, Florida ham were hit by similar strikes. De- Lauda Dominates Prix wife, three pubticplacesw,thin the City of Altimonte Springs, Florida, it least IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fifteen days prior to the data Of $GHTNTH JUDICIAL CII. Patricia Earlier this year, two other they should not be into the custody of court-ap- nel owners who regularly race DogTracklnMonticelloand the cause why successful bidder will be Florida,oniceaweek brat least four poratlon organized and existing ignoring his earlier order to er. He amended the order over (or opening day. threatteraspossible,atwhiChtim, described above. a cilapute with Flagler Dog five days the opening of Track remains deadlocked, Mianti track. Both aides in the track officials say. dipute said no rgotiaUon slons are scheduled. Springs and Seminole County, TGAGE ASSOCIAT ION, a cor. 79, 1973, for the purcIase of all or Address Unkncmn any of the hereinafter designatecj PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the blocks of its issue of revenue bonds undersigned, as Attorney 'or the . "If the dogs are not ours, how Idleness. St Office Box 130 31' 36" E. 63.02 FEET; THENCE S cep? where the sum of the bids for will be heard Said hearing may be 'iborneyi for Petitioner 00 DEGRE ES 21' 77" w, th* individual blocks results in a continued from time to time until Publish: June 73, 30, July 7, 14. 1975 FEET TO A r 'TINT C THE lower ret interest cost for all th, final action Is taken by the City DEO 110 NORTH LINE O1 THE SOUTH ½ bonds. Commission ___________________________ OF THE NE 'i OF THE NW '. OF Except for the bid of the govern This notict, shall be posted t the Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECTION 15. TOWNSHIP 21 men?, each bid must be ac City Hall within the City of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SOUTH, RA,GE 29 EAST. companied by a Certified or Bank Allamonte Springs, Florida, and in CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; Cashier's or Treasurer's Check three (3) other places within the COUNTY, FLORIDA SAID Flagler Dispute Continues the City Hall, Altarnonte Springs, OF HAVING A RADIUS OF 636.90 bonds wilt be accorded preference parties and cItIzens for and again!' (the "Issuer"), at the Issuer's City Grand start-to-finish mann of Argentina, and "absolute lt" to keep the disposal (or the British race, x for Ferrari makes Emerson FitUpal of Brasil. James Hunt In a Hesketh, when lyompetiUve car. WASHINGTON OAKS, SECTION become the l5 World DrI1ng was a far harder k than It Ing uda trouble laps from garwni of Switrerland, showed TWO, according to pIat thereof Champion. rcr in Fiat Bk 16, appeared, and he remembers the end of the S4-lap race, the Ferrari speed in grabbing County, Florida, bn filed against you and you ond,twofoiirlbjandonefffthin at this stage last year ... and form that won him the Dutch only to have his engine blow arerequiredtoseqveacopyolyour nine races, l.,auda has 47 title seconds later. ______________ written defenses, if any, to it. o The surprises of the race JULIUS G. PETRUSKA, were Germany's Jochen Mass, ROWLAND ANt? PETRUSKA. _9!.!.)N0t1c0 f)()j(,J(IJ Eyes NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Plaintiff's Attorney, whose addrets FIttipaldi's McLaren team. the undersigned, pursuant tO the is33 East Robinson Str,rt, Orlando, FICTITIOUSNAME mate, who led the champion "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Florida 32101, onor belcre July 71st, Notice Is herthy given that I am and pressed Hunt bard tofinish $6lO9FloridaStatuteswillregister 1975, ird file tIe original with the engagdlnbusliiessat P11 Boi lOt, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Clerk ot this Court e tIer before Longwood, Like Mary Pd., third; and another young Engand for Smlnole County, Florida, rvice on tIe Plaintiff's attorney or Seminole Counit'. Florida under the Ush driver, Tony Brise, who uponrecefpl of proof of publication lmmediateIy?heree(ter.otperyta fictitious nare of UNITED olttIsnotice,thefictitlousname,to (ought on equal terms with default will be entered against you RUGGERS inc that I ir.tend to wit. fpr the relief demarded in the register said raire with tIe Clerk of Mario Andretti and France's Track. VVi fl MACLEWIS OFFICE SUPPLY Complaint the Circuit Ccvnt, Seminole County, Patrick Depalller in the much AND PRINTING COMPANY, INC. WlTNESSmyhandandth,jeatof Florida in acrwdance with the improved car built by former Casselberry, Florida That the parties Interested In Said wsiness enterprise areas follows' LARRY W. LEWIS — President SCOTT A, McINTYRE — Vice. Administrator of the Estate Of President wilt b..r IrJecest at such rate or Judgeoftheabovestyled Court, in rates as are spified In the suc. Room 334 01 the Seminole County ceesful bld nof exceeding an average Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on } _ (Seal) Arthur H. Be'J',with, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk PubIIh: June 2), 30, July 7, 11, 1975 ' serially on February 1 in the OF APPRAISERS' FEES TO WILLIE MAE HORNE years: Lest known MaII,ng 1973 $37 ,oiI$h Street, 1971 YOU A RE HEREBY NOT IF I ED that art action for cancellation of a t mediately theve$tter; otherwise, a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. and return of certain furniture has 1979 1CIC 1902 propertybeingderifQiI5 lf,s my hand and the Seal of GOVERNMENT NATIONAL a'cording to plat of Mideay. PIat this Crt on June 1915 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Book I, Page 11, Public Records of AN CRDINANCE OF THE CITY Arthur H Beckwth, Jr., vs OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, arid lOu are required to ea Clerk of the CircuiI Court WILLIAM S PERCY, et at. FLORIDA, PROVIDING COM lttencopyofrdefensntolt,ef By: Lillian T Jenkins MISSION DISTRICT BO'JN. Defendants Deputy Clerk any, on Carroll Burke, Attorney for NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff. whose DARIES FOR ELECTION PUP. Publish July 7, 11. 21,8. 197$ oress is 612 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sanford AlIinti Bank Building. DISTRICT BOUNDARIES HAVING BEEPIESTABLISHEDPURSUANT ______________________ am, at t' wef,I front door 04 the original with the Clerk 14 CIrcuit TO ARTICLE V, SECTION S 06. OF Courthouse of 3*minole County, at Court, Sanfo,, Seminole County. IN THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OP THU CIRCUIT COURT, Sanford, Florida the uncor'sigrted Florida, on or before the 7th day of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. CIerkwiIicifecforsaIethefo;Iing Auqt, AD. 191$; otpeq'wlsm a A L TA MONT C S PR IN OS • CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR described real Property: default will be entered against you OTHER ORDINANCES III CON IN PROBATE . C.P. 1191 DIVISION.accocdmngtoplatth,reof complaint. EFFECTIVE DATE. CHARLES LEONARD BUTTON, Said Ordinancewas Placed on P irs! ano IS. of the Pl'c Records 14 Offici*l Sealoithls Court on this the Deceased Seminole County, Florida, d day 14 July, AD 1915 Council wilt consider same for final REPORTAUOAPPLICATION Provem,nts, fixture,, appiiance, Arthur H Beckwitt, Jr. the City Ha1 of Altamonte Springs, The aforesaid sale will on Tuay, The 7h day 04 July, that 11w undersign. as Anci;Iaty made Deputy Clerk ministratrlx CIA 01 me Estate rsuant to a Final Judgment fl 1975. • 630 pm. or as soon of CharIe CARROLL BURKE Leonard Button, teredinclpa 75600CA09En Attorney for Plaintllf meetIng Interested partida may mlrstnaf of said Estate and Ms EloIterath JciaI Circuit in and Sanford, FlorIde 37771 the proposed ordinance This _ Order Approving DATED this 2nd day of July 1973, DEP.37 heanlngmaybeconslnuedfro.ntlm, Final Report, Waiving Formal (Seal) to time until final action is taken by Appraisal, for DiStribution a for Aflhui H Beckwlth, Jr. A copy of the proposed ordinance tatie end that sad Petition will be fl Ftn.. Iirh.A ,,. C,,,. tiil INVIYA?inu Y1 ________________________ President Scott A Mcintyre, VicePresident Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Patricl. - Duffy Jr. Andretti's Parndlli finishing showed field team, with a 10-year-old Szewinska, the world's fastest continued progress, Proprlttor score to settle, was favored woman over 100 and 200 17* flfth1nwhattheformnerIndy Publish: June73. 30. July 7, 11, 1975 over the United States at the ters; Grazina Rabastynova In OEO.133 winner said was "a ver' —.____________ start today of a two-day thewomen'sloOmeterhurdies; satisfactory race." $ 5.000 OF ATTORNEY'S FEES ' J Deceased cordance with the purvisions of th ________________________ AND APPLICATION 10,000 Rebecca S Smith, arid to Patricia register sad name with 'h Clerk o disastrous showing against ith the Ar4pIiat ion (or Discharge Ob Iy filed County. Florida under the fètitiOus thatweintendtoregistersaidnlme The United States sent a I$. DATED this the 25th day of June, Statutes To Wit Sec ion 065 1.0Oo 1975 Florida Statutes 1951 I9$9 1990 1991 im 15.000 KENNETH P. MARCHMAN. approval of said Report and Ap Phiilip M Tell Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1937. with the Soviets over a 13,000 HUN1ER, PATTILLO, MAR. Publiih: June 15,73,30, July 7 illS plication for Discharge ,ill come 5: LaVerne E. Edwards CHMAN before t?e Court television broadcasting con. Lester M Ccx DEO 101 _____________ __________ 20.000 & STRONG Dated this 24th day of June, A 0. PubIlsh June 30, July 7. 11, 21, 197$ tract. 70000 713 West Park Avenue, ' 1975. DEO 179 tAke the men, the U.S. worn20.000 Winter Park, Florida 377 NOTICE ISHEPEIIY GIVEN that As Ancillary FICTITIOUSNAME Attorney for Administrator 25.000 t'y virtue of that :erlain Writ of Admlnistratrii C TA Notice is hereby given that I am latearnvalforthemeetand the Publish: June 30, July 7, 14. 21, 197$ Execution issued OJI of and un'24r 25,000 of the Last Will and engaged in business at Seminole drizzly weather In Kiev. 25,000 DEO ill Testament of me seal of the (.i'unty Court of Plaza 3.51 Hwy 1792. Catselberry. 33,OCO "Oir (earn feels it is now Vienna Roberts Bu'ton, Seminoe County, c:lorida, upon a Seminole County, Florida under the 3 35 35.000 2006 1O, CIVILACTION CASE NO. 73.Ut.IA Plaintiff, vs Aclini And Associates Contract Furnhtjre. Inc. and AlviS Re: the Marrlae of 2009 7010 7011 4S.00 30.000 53,000 JOAN ALFIERI *ti SYSt of the Issuer (the NOTICEOF INTENTION TO REGISTER that I Intend to reluster said name day. We didii't come 10 Prague with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, cordance with the provisions of the aswecame to Kiev," U.S. team Fictitious 'me Statutes. To Wit chief Pat Rico said. delivered To me as Sheritf Cl the .ndrsigiird Maiwi'ii Home Publish June30. July 7. 14 71, 175 Seminole Cojlty. Florida, and i FurnhIngs. Inc ifltifldt to rewstef DEO III Reponftnt have levied upon the following the fictitious trade name HrImIy _______________________ Brown Signs The bonds. which will be isSued to acquIrIng and constructing ad ditions to the sewage collection showing this Notice haS been Seminole Co'nly, Florida in ac published once a veek for four cordance with the provisions of the string men's team to the cn in that certain DEO II) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. Match. A.D Cui OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR case entItled. c,eirger.Burthfield vs C. AkIrt. said property being Circuit Court of Seminole County, NO PROPERTY more partiuIarIy described as follows: 111 Tudor Lane, Middle island, LI. - ..- . ... . . Deal in Town Central Air Conditioning hardlyflguretobeattheUnited PLUMBING WALL HEATING, INC. States 30,000 I Ludvik Danekin the discus. But 10,000 Smith and to James Edward County, F br ida under the 'id itious Dmased. has completed the ad Notice is hereby given that we are Soviets two days ago In Kiev, 10.000 Wannamaker, Ii, by mailing same name of FLORIDA FISIII'IG EX. ministration thereof and has filed in engaged in business at P.O. Box losing by the biggest combined team contpetitlon. 2001 For The All persons are hereby nutif led Publish: June 16. 73. 30, July 7,1975 en flew Into Prague Sunday FICTITIOUSNAME required by Florida In accordance _____________________ Coach Stantsl.aw Paszczyk said t16309 Florid.0 Statutes 1957. on the eve of the meet. 1904 907 1995 1996 1997 1991 1999 mowskl; Bronlslav Mallnowski FLORIDA SERVICES, and 1965. We don't make bets, hut I liii I fritendAUDIO to regi'iter sad name The Czechs figure to score with the Clerk ci the Circuit Court, promise we will be fighting with women's world record lG,000 hereofhavebeenfurnishedttisdate engagedinbusinessatl7, B';xS2CB, AdmlnistratrixC.T.A.,ofthe Estate 10,000 copy of this Notice . . FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN PROBATE . C.P. 60)0 In re: Estate of PublIsh: June73, 30. July 7. 14, 1975 OF ADMINISTRATOR'S FEES NotIce Is hemety given that I am Czecho ulovake. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, brook Blvd., np' 27, Winter Park. E I OH T E U NT H J U Dl C I AL Seminole Coun!v, I:lorlda under the close marn — about three or Olympic gold medalist In the eighths per cerIum (I s per cent) o'clock A M., or as soon thereafter NAGEL & TAYLOR per annum, payable semi arwivally as counsel may be heard, the James E Taylor, Jr Esquire on February 1 and August 1 of each following' 29 East Pine Street Pla'ntiff . ______________________ to whIch it proposes to buy all the Florida, towit: Ordinance No 721.73 ultimate (udgment will be entered __ [F Dii endant OATEDthIs 4th day of .ftae, A o. Florida andfllethe orIginal with the Clerk of registrable as to principal Only, will HAROLD E. GUSTAFSON, will Cell Florida, this 11th day of June, 1975. Phyllis Jordahl, City Clerk of the City of cithe City ot 441.IQ Hall, up to 330 o'clock P.M., on July totmneuntllflnalactionlssalt,nby INTNUCIRCUITCOURT,INAND FO the C Council SEMINOLE COUNtY, A copy of the prppoe ordinance FLORIDA. whose addr't ii Suite 205, 430 E. by said. "He'll get it done before he neee Sthte when track Coach Ed Temple says he is definitely pointing her "toward the 1980 Olympics at Moscow where she can beat the Russians In .o DAVIS & McINTOSH, Poit Office loning classification THIS NOTICE is to be published Publish: July 7, 11, 1975 by posting one copy on the property DE P.31 S Onyie I Shomale same may be inspected by the TO JA.MESW. FAIRBANKS public 37 Hairi Drive DATED this 4Th day 14 June, A 0. Rhejter, N York 14423 CITYOF male. l9and younger and women 18 and The ALONGTHEARCOFSAIDCURVE bonds. twenty.elght (2*) days. In addition, RUTHA BELL BROWN, his wife, TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. A copy of the Official Notice of notice shall bersted in the area to Defendants. THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Sale an other information per. considered for annexation and NOTICE OF ACTION held in the City Hall 14 Altamonte taming to this itsue may be oained toning at least fifteen (IS) days prior TO: ANTHONY EUGE NE BROWN SprIngs, Florida, on day, July from the undersigned. The right 10 to me date of the Public Hearing, and City Clict the proposed ordinance. This O'NeaI, Esq., Attorney nual ItusslanAmerican junior meet RIGHT OF WAY OF SPRING OAKS per annum. WESTERLY HAVING A RADIUS Richardson, Watson, Slide, Mc : THE USE OF SAID SYSTEM. Si.'gs, Florida, arid copies are on BRENT JAMES RAMSEY, Phyllis J*rdahl, Will Willoughby, McTear's prep coach, OF 444.90 FEET, THENCE Carmy I Kelly of Jacksonville, the last publication, both dates in 'ng interested parties may DEP3I . Toledo,Ohlo,whowastheonly individual double winner here, setting meet records OF theCityof Locçwood. Florida. that hearing maybe continued from lime EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL c• Tuesday, the 5th day of August, ci the CIty of to time until final action Is taken by CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1915, at 6:30 p m, or as LOngwood, Florlde the City Council thereafter as Possible. At the Publish July 7,1975 COUNTY, FLORIDA A copy of the proposed ordinance ct,it Action Ni. 7S.1341-CA.314 world rccori.tyingg,o seconds. lie's also been clocked in 9.96 in the 1X meters, EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE value o4 the bonds. . OF sidfered their worst dbbthg seniors in four outings against the Russians, while the women posted a convincing 88. 58 scor& for their first triumph ever In three attempts. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19, endfiveclQhtIspercen,um(3hper FlonidC; Seminole County, Florida, for a PAGES 36 and 37. PUBLIC cen') per annum; tothecorporatelimitsofth,Cityof dislctutlonofmarriage,andyouare RE CO OS OF SINOLE (I) All the obligations, at an in required to serve a copy of your Altamonte Springs, Florida; and ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE or all the bonds in multiples of i or as 130 Deputy Clerk City CIU CONSIDER public hearing to consider B'I(t. mint of Ordinance No. 33975. quick comeback cnplete Sunday by coming up with u,rne p ra PP.iIaortphl,n 9. N YC'. ' Alieci,cai, hag,, l'ioucton a. Atlanta I BAT'Tl'JG 200 ti'sj— Montreal 4, St L;''t ('anew. MIt, 37v, Hargrove. Los Anoeles S 'in 'i "CI) 3)9 a' St tcx. ts ii 'C f $. I' OnJy games 'tdIJI'd to time until final l3orzov ran 10.2 durIng the weekend to help beat the weary Americans. "I'd like to run against Borzov," said the confident, quiet McTear. "He can be 18-year.old from Baker, Fla., becameanInstanteIebrItytwomoths DEG RE ES 0? the City 14 Atfamont, Spr, for the reflef demanded in The COU$jy, FLORIDA. MiI*i'e at v insas City. n t 6,6 E Sernoran Boulevard CONSIDER ADOPT ION OF Court either the PA to her second straight unlimited hydroplane naUonalcharplon3hipfnhisryearatherbeim Philadelphia $ 10. Nfw York Montneti 4) ( cgers ustori IDiers.r 7.91. ri the proposed ordinance. This LINCX)LN, Neb. (AP) -- Florida flash Houston MTe.ar helped the American Junlor1rackteamtojtsmoetccnvjp.ij.g victory over the Russians, but his heart BEGINNING FOR HEATHERTON years200Sthrough70U,iflclusive,a, Plal Book 11, Page 90, Public IhatPRESTONH.NEALhaSP1I.d. HEATHERTON VILLAGE UNIT determining the lowest bidder, and regulations of Seminole County, ONE; THENCE FROM A calculations of net interest cost will Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Monday, July 7, Mclear Paces Americans ever, WITNESS my hand arid official EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF providing no other bicide, or bidders Family Dwelling District as to Lot I seal of said Court on this 1th day of SPR ING OAKS BOULEVARD; offer to purchase all or any block of end PtA Single Family Dwelling .lufle, A D 1975. THENCE N 61 DEGR EES 24' 49" E. tIe bonds on the terms indic.ited, Ditrlct as to Lots 2 through S in (Seal) 13101 F EET PARALLEL WITH The lstur desires to sell all the clusive, as those classifications are Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr (Seal) same may be insp.Cted by the Florida 37701 A copy of the proposed ordinance 305 S Hwy. 17 92 public. P.O. Box 917 Afty for Petitioner Ii posted at c City Hall. Altamonte DATED this 4Th dy of Jiae. A 0. Cas.selberry, Florida 37701 Publish: July 7, 4, 21, 20. 1915 Springs, Florida, and copies are on 1973 DEP.33 file with the Clerk of the City and Phone: (303) $31 hJ'71 Phyllis Jordahl _______________________ same may be inspected by the Attorney for Petitioner City Click Publish: July 7, 14, 21. 21. 1973 public. of the City of NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALU DEP36 DAIEDthIs2OthdayolM,ay,A.D. Aitamont, Spr;nqs. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FLORIDA Cleveland C Eckerslev . I at 11 3$ .553 S 3$ 43 476 )4 %.., Oakland (Perry 27). ri CincinnatI 6. San Diego Sunday's I Iii Its p a I ' I . Springs, FlorIda, and copies are on OEP2S Biie ball u Of flOrida, O,I YOrk (Medlcti 6)0). ,, 34 12 441 13 Todars Gtt Plttsbtjcql, f(ardlfa 'a lR ;:s * ill dent at the Unive troll (Walker 24). ri Atlanta 34 45 7 Houston 57 33, 26 Saturdays Results a. A copy of the proposed ordinance J ChriStopher Ray interested partrs may appear and te heard with respect to Grei'r.sIfle, Abi., a ChIcago 9. Kansas City 3 California 2. Oakland 0 Today's Games 31 42 475 11 me.e!ir the proposed 'rdinance, This IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the City Hall of Attamonte Springs, Auburn lJrà'ieraity student wtx) timed In a In the final. SI. LOUiS Eian RiChare victory In the riz.th iiii,.ial Spirit of America Golf aaIc. (e shot tuck was Buddy Gardner of Montgomery, 17 34 SM 3", Boston (wise 96), n WITNESS my hand and seal of on Tuejcfay, tIe 9th day of JULY, 1973, at 1:30 p.m., or as soon said Court or this 3rd day of July, has given the Lliive.'itj of Georgia player a Becker shot reHulder giving him a 544ile of a . . EVELYN S. NEAL. whose residence is Route S. Boz 611 Conroe, Texas Horald, Sanlord, Fl. Mear leads the new crop of young lions who are America's future ill ternatlonal and Olympic track com petition, HAVING A RADIUS OF ppear at b heard with "pact to (SEAL) the ropcsed ordinance. This Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING F1*rida same for P cii pessage and adoption THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION and the vnderSIed as Sheri't BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, alec the publIc Miring *1ich will LANO IN BEING OF C.G COMMERCIAL GENERAL 51"inoIe County, Fioridi, will it FLORIDA, LEGALLY SAID DESCidIED THISbeheldlntheCltyHatlofLongwood, DISTRICT TO Florida, on Monday, tIe 21st day CERTAIN 11:00AM. on the lStPt day of July, ORDINANCE: REDEFINING THE PROPER 'I V LEGALLY AD. 1973, offer tor s.alearid sellto CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE July, AD. 1913, a':00pm, or as DESCRIBED Ill THIS OR. thehI9hestblodef,forcath,subi,, CITY OF ALYAMONTE SPRINGS soon ther•afler as possible. At , Dl N A N C E: P R 0 V I 0 I N 0 tO any arid all existing teint, at th mi'eting Interested parties may TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN appearandbehurdwlm respect to SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS Fct (west) Door of the S.mle THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE the proposed Ordinance. This AND EFFECTIVE DATE, County Courthouse. in Sanford, CITY: A'JTHO!SIZING AMEND. SaidOrdinancewaspl.cedonfl, FIOtIdI. the above dI1crIbd ManIngmaybcontinuedfrorntie . MENTTOCITYMAPTOINCLUDE reading on June 3, t;;s, and the City property ANNEX ED; to time untIl •ct Is taken by SAID LAND Council will consider sane fpr final That sale Is being made ho satisfy PROVIDING SEPARABILI TV, the City Council. passage and adoption after the thetermsofljrIof Execution. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Acpy OftIeproposedOrdinanc, public hearing, which will behild its .loin E. Polk, DATE. tPe City Hall of Altamonte Springs, Florida, an&copies ire on file tI on 'Tuesday. tIe SlIT day Of August, Seminole County, Florida O1dmnacewaspaced on first the Clerk of the City and same may reading on June3. 1975, and the City be inspected by the public. thereafter as possible, At the DEC 134 IN BRIEF 4. PhitphLa 110.191 (1) (a), SanfOrd, Florida, on or bifore : B 114 THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOIl SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.114LCA44-F Notice Of Public H.arIn ti the MurIap Of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PRESTON H. NEAL, Husbind CITY OP ALTAMONTU SOUTHEASTERLy 6.00 FEET Urban Oevfopment (the "govern. property, as that classification Judgment may be entered aganut a Default and Ultimate PROVIDING EFFECTIVE DATE. S.aldOrdin,ancewaspiacedOnfiflt you for th. relief drnanded In th, Judgmn$ will be entered against the City Hall of Altamont, Springs, you tot me relief demanded in the reading on May , 1975. and me City Petition. on TueSday, the Sift day of August, THIS NOTICE shall be Ivbiished Council will consider same for final 1975. at ai m. or as soon WITNESS my hand and Official passage aro sdoption after the once each week for Pour (1) COn thereafter as possible. At the seal of said Court on this the 2nd day public hearing, wfich will be held itt serutive weeks In the Evening a OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SPORTS guys who had tried to get me." National Leagee East W L P0. 03 T DINANCENO 77$730F THE CITY FolIo*ing' nament. It gave him his 14th OF AL TAMON T E SPRINGS. titled FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID The NW '.14 the SW ' 14 the NE AN OR DINAN CE OF THE CITY REGULATIONS. SEVERABILITY one ap at a time. But it &- 1966 BEING A COMPREHENSIVE 32E., according to the public FLORIDA. ANNEXING TO AND ________________________________ 'idOrdinancewaspIacedonft ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY records, recorded in Official INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR. ________________ OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Records Book 911. Page , 01 the PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AN reading on Minday, Juna 73. 1973. leaders, touched him per*3nally. He found oot tirough the testimony of John Ehrlithrrzan that he trtd been tapped and under szveilhance for tlree years. "Being a victim of Watergate," be says, "beought another Baseball BY CHAPTER hing commissioner, who had been dallng for more than a year, first mentioned the Idea to him at a cocktail party, and ______ then followed up with a heeakfast meeting, he told them he —so be took it. Semoran Boulevard. Suite 102, SURCHARGE NOT EXCEEDING . passage and adoption after the public hoaring,whichwillep4l in taL'ily is a big boost to be able 10 — wa "not my character to say an - lorlda 32101, and file the original Legal Notice "R.MF"J(3), ordInance 22173. to years 2003through 7007, nCIU5IY,,a? fo'lowing described property lying allow total Sign aria of uane anlntereslcostno?gneaterthanfiv, end being In Semlnoft County, (WI (Or property d$cribed as and flveelghtpis percent'sm (S 'i Pef FloriØa, to wit: folls cent) per annum; Lots I. 2. 3, 1, 3. 7 and S. Block A. hearIng to conSider enactment of 6' NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN by Eiecution was deliy)fed tO me as NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Ordinance No. 102, entitled: tht City 14ISAltamonte Springs, herift01SemifoieCoun?y,Fp. oest player ever to win on the on his first thee rouflds h', Cocoa, that the Council will hold a and I have levied upon th' CONSIDER AOOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY tour, behind Sam Snead, who rmished at 271, ske public hearing to conder enact. ing PROPOSED ORDINANCE LONGW000, F LOP I DA. TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: PROVIDING FOR THE titled: atedSemlnoIeCoufltyFoa, the City 14 AItmonte Springs, TREATMENT SYSTEM OF SAID " He had bein earning his 5O,OOO a year In lary. Al AND EFFECTIVE i Obligations maturing in the vein im oig' ifll, inclu:ive, at •flifltenestco$tnoIgneatth$nfi, Legal Notice and fh,e eghths percsntum (S per Cent) per annum; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by (1) OblIgations maturing " the Board of Zoning AppeIs thit y.ars 111 through 2002. inclusive, at the City CommIssion of the City of and said Bo,,rdof the City of Altamont, anInteresPcostno,qr,a,,cthan,:e Altamonfe Springs, Florida, that EVELYN S. NEAL, Wife Springs. Florida, will hold a public andflve.,ighthsp,rc,ntum (Super said City Commition will hold a AMENDED hearing to Consider the question of cent) per annum; NOTICE OP ACTION public hearing: Wall, who became the second. $"c,ve perennially bickering iIa of the NB& who threaten to Mie c it?en defenses. ii any, on J. OF THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM 5ERO,AtforneyaLaw.)SSS.Hwy Publish: July 7, 197S members of the Greater Mu- the 51-year-old Wall did just worth $,O0O. But it may hare but not here all week," meant more than that to his WaI1,whohadi'tJtarow ir al BEVERAGES; Wall Claims Golf Victory _____ MILWAUKEE (Al') — Art waukee Open Golf Tournaxnent that Saturday. NotIce .4 Public Hearin5 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: VICKIE ANN NOEL. has filed a 44.70. OF THE CITY OF that an action for di$solutin Of RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC PetItn in the Circuit Court oi ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, malrllgehasb*infilidaQaifl$tyou, BEVERAGES, SAID AMEND ESTABLISHING and you are required to serve a copy SemiIe County. Florida. for a FL 0 RID A. to time until final action s taken will be played Thursday at 8 p.m. Members of the Senior League All- JOHN C. NOEL, III Glenda way Apartment No. 10 reading on June 3, 1975, and the City the abovestytd Court on or bfore 9:G Tuesday, and the Sanford ContinentalKiasiznmee American irvtvor will play . R15P0idt mint of Ordinance No. 33-7S. en NOTICIOFSUIT titled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TO: THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS cc Luma Sue Boughman A I. TAM ON I E S PR I N OS. 313 SW. dtl) Strut FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 2 NOTICITODEFEND T'IE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: LjEitIci CITY OP ALTAMONTU SPRINGS, FLORIDA FLORIDA. SAID ORDINA4CE The winner will battle Holly Hill at 7 wi waterfront, mint of Oinanc, No, 3375. i. tilted: AN ORC,INANCE OF THE CIsY OF ALTAMONTE SPR INGS, FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION Russi, David Wiggins and Nick Mer'go. The Continental League All-Stars are which will be played at Sanford's Ft. IN THU CIRCUIT C011i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cs. CITYOP ALTAMONTI SPRINGS. FLORIDA _ The Sanford Senior League All-Stars collide with Ormond Beach tonight at 7 Uttk League All-Stars will open theSub. :iiNc FLORIDA CWT,IN AND FOR SIMINOLI NOT ir OF PUBLIC HEARING TO COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO COUNr.'. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION $0. 7I.1367'CA4O CCHSIDER ADOPTION OF CIVIL ACTION Ne. 7S-IULCA44F CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE I. is: me MarvIsi Of In ri: Tb. Manvia 14 PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SUSAN OAR ROW TOMME TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: VICKIE ANN NOEL. WiPe NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN by P4OIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by WILLIAMS. the CPty 14 Atlamont, Springs, •, the City 14 AttamOtde Springs, Floridi, that the Council will hold a JOHN C. NOEL. III. Hvsbnd Florida, that the COuCII will bold a and ____ teams will be In action tonight In postseason tournaments, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ALTAMONTU SPRINGS. — L.gal Notice [jENoc n m Notice is hereby given that I am Statutes 1933. FlorIda that Altamonte Dr. Attamonte Springs. the undersigned intends to engage In Seminole County, Florida under the ti Ft Allannnte Drive. in their first national 1007 Sanford Ave. 3224542 �_______ ;- - r- - -- -v-- - " II - - -- -• .-. - - - - r- -• 7 -' - . . - - 4B-EveningF4,, Sanford, Fl. Monday. July , BEETLE BAILEY IIIIIIIII - - I I N49ECTION.1 I %"OLD MrtWalk,r ) ' _._.-- '." WIN AT BRIDGE M 4J96 - - . - -.,. 0 7 7 _______________ p ALLEY by Dov. Gru. _____ 7: %00 WAS 0 LEAVE 1416 WEALTH In PIS OLD _____ (ANDMO ___ OSAID OLSON I LI'VED IN A UAM-K LI .%,.i 1 8:( % I~ __ _W__ - 11 - i r I V OSCA.. "\ kV A we OWNED ~A~_ - 1 'I %rsI I iI0?""" 9: 0- &"15 PV_TLqz..lF! - / ____ _____ 10 ~ 014 c .,, . . $ , ,. 'OJ SA1' A• three of spades lead, there was -i ' z ThOUGHT 3U'/%'$ MERE CAI'4 & I . 1 I (I ! I . :I r - ._ 4A --JL;, i School I FUNNY BUSINESS III I,, , ~I e. ; III11~ i I$5 ft' _______________________ Send $1 fo J.4COBY MODERN book tO WIiJ at Btide (c/o this newspaper) P0 Box 489 Radio City Ste t,on Now Vorn NY ICW)19 Z4CN- - '7 ____ L r~ . f, L4$.J - ivt,wr " 59MM Wr - 1 ) V94Y kf"4 60 IV = ~ . 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JOHN P01K %JILIA'4 STALEY them behind closed doors for what Assistant State Attorney Polk. joking and laughing recordings of Count), ComWilliam Stale>' indicated "could with reporters, said he cx- mission hearings during which be an all day session" pected to be wi th the jury "for either Sheriff Polk or Jail Polk called for the in- some time" today and "as long Administrator George shortly as they need me." Proudfoot appeared to request after his return to Sanford on Sources said Polk would be funds for repairs to the Jail. Juno 10 to meet with newsmen followed by at least one Corn Polk - the target of several and tour the damaged Jail. Polk missioner today and that in- lawsuits since the fire - has had been attending courses at vestigators hoped to hear the contended the responsibi,lity for the 1- HI Academy in Quantico, remainder of the Commission the maintenance of the Jail lies Va. at the time of the fire. tomorrow. If this is done, the within the jurisdiction of the Staley would not confirm or source said, the jury may wind County Commission, while he deny that the probe was nearing up its hearing of testimony late (Polk) is in charge of the I (_ 4- - .. . " . with Sheriff John Polk joining .i - ____ '- , r p up Its ln%estlgation this week and begin preparation of Its findings next week. The Jurors resumed the insestigatton at 930 a m today I - ',C1' "i' - - , said the (;rarKI Jury, looking - __ -,,,Rik ,,; i . - a-, -,- Sources close to the probe ' 4 , t q- . ,4'!~r __ 1p.'uh1 ; cND erald Staff Writer kirned today. . 1 9 1W 1. 9 -- £ I conclusion, the Evening Herald - - ç" r . --, -, W ihe three week inestlgation of the June 9 fire that claimed I I lives at the Seminole County )o - - I ;t;. Y I - -, method the state uses to disburse funds. For example, Florida pays $745 for each student attending school fulltime, or in the state's termiriology, for each FTE (fulltime equivalent) Harris says the local effort has been increased this yea*r, also. It's costing the county $1.9 million dollars in local taxes to par ticipate in the state's funding formula, Harris noted. "'That means there is going to be a substanUal increase in the value of property next year," he &aid. Harris is coordinating Ws efforts with county tax officials. He said the local effort could "float" by as much as SM,OGG "and that's not peanuts." i 12-19-- -_ I , 1 '%Sid5 / , JtQA - I"' IQ',kYW TIEI "J l . . . "We'regoingtorecejvean increase instate dollars," harris confirmed lie said the final FTE count being readied to send the stale is for 39,478 seighted FTE's, a number greater than school officials had anticipated tso seeks ago when state funding first announced At that time the state said Seminole County would get a $2.3 million increase over last year's $21.1 million budget. But han-Is said then that figure was based on a grosth factor of three cent, which Harris says "just won't happen." But summertime enrollment gave Seminole and additional 500 FTE a, harris said Both Harris and School Supt Bud Liyer cited the slosed economy as the prime reason for decreasing enrollment. Parents were forced to move out of Seminole in search of jobs. Natural.1y, they took their children with them shen they left 1. ,iN 11~ (V Aim " P -t A V _ prt.ditted addiUoal $23 million to run the county's 36 schools next year, Asst. School Supt. Roger Haff Is said today. Though the number of students is decreasing in Seminole, Harris said 3,660 students are enrolled in surruner classics. OnI y about one th ird that number enrolled In summer school last ear, he said :1 !i DEL6i4rFUL_ W&ICH f ~~I OCE.UqUri;W IELP, /1 cjr RC Ak<,) question is uced hoce I - Due to in(Teased student enrollment in sununer shcool, m no e.ount) HI get atx)ut $1.4 million of th e State's ,oge uonen y ~111 l I- !Y -i- - ~ ears N - -Z . 1 . _ -I -_ . -: ;!~:-7 have some of that ca n't find my airplane glue, Mom! stuff you use to hold your teeth in with?" "I You houki ni's 'r twn or.e flotrunip ith a singleton Starting tomorrow we will answer readers* quesitions "Ask the Jacobyi'' replaces -Card .Sense- We will send a copy of - '('Olfl \UU)f R t, h / I BUGS BUNNY L S Ufl . P6 HSXKC& 0 -. -, _______________ • =_ t __ ________________ iorih i-au ouih 1 Aft ,W7SWW I . ___ ,-- _. ~ .:-zfI W-1 . -:-f; -? - -_ - ---, ,- I 11. 7 i : C A04 r_ -I . Fireiuly I ___ _________ L _______________ 7 Garruy Tpjdenl, .qw r Lw mw,% , 9 . I. I To 5i R / - i A A. !, DOONESB1JEV NT A PAN TOWARD -KINESIS 12 Means 1~ by Larry Lowis Ci.A55 ffR _____ '- _______ - 11: - ___ 00 ag been ______________ ___________________________ I - ___ What do you bid' The atiswer it) the bidding question is that )ou open one diamond no ay kit to beat the contract and 1AV South scored 40 below the line." 51 FOUND Jim: "East pointed out that the king of hearts should have W been led but never got around to the nitt gritt% It ust neser him t?iat West should e bid two hearts.Oswald Had %%est bid tvo hearts he ould have played there Four odd ouId make after a diamond lead. but it is - U fli _____ _________________ ____ 11' - t~ NA! tq lf OA ~A - 1, _____ u u , lead followed bt perfect defense would eat two diamonds one trick. After the by Art Saniom 40 ' _____________ £ I. 7;'11 - V ,. ByOsald&JamesJacob ___________________________________________ LET'c SEE ' _____________ 7 Le 49 - ________________ bidding has 5 % , ( W" The 11111111111111 _____________ 0 / South 2# --- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price tO Cents ( bid without the in ___ fl II THEBORN LOSER opponent intervened in the auction an immediate bid - 1 . ____________ I1etI1d 67th Year, No. 275-Tuesday, July 8. 1975 ~~ , Oswald: "in expert circles tOdaY the free bid not gwen , g. says that the Ire idder wou! I V Pass I A lass Pass Pass Opening lead -3 £ wl ~, stantial extra values" East Well .North ~~~ k 7 wtIi, Eai et vulnerabk - I ____ VS $983 IO54 J IkL I I / V KQ10754 6A6 )(732 SOUTH £Q102 .1 A 8 ,$ 4 . •. WAS ~_ - -* [ I.AST £ A k 96 4 K J 75 I T. WISI(D) à3 i 0 ! IE"%T! lIllIAhg py with 60 below and 60 above the ne.11 seems East and West were victims of the "freebid" syndrome. Somehow or other they had been taught that A962 -- . __ 1 Itf--) __ . __I oswM;;nd JM1rs JACOB; a AEARD I - ___ C0JLVN7 FiN.F) - Tumor by Dici - from four Seminole County on a two-day basis each week Questioned by reporters PrettV costumes, admiring spectators -it's all part of baton Commissioners. who are since the probe began, They about the repair work at the twirling that Is loved by these students at P.J.C.'s School of Baton standing by to appear I' called. recessed late last Wednesday jail, Polk -aid the facility was In Winter Springs. Twirlerb Include (top, from left) Liz Kunkel, Prilk carrif4i a larpp , nkpich of aftpr hearing testimony from "rn,DvIng along on scheddu!eMichelle Lucas-and Domm Tartagliat, (Iront, from left) Melodl the second floor cii'the Seminole County Attorney Tom' Freeman towards reopening. Hanson, Alberta Chad and Kathy Clausen. Bobby Capko Is the County Jail trio the jury room and Cour1ty Commission "The repairs are comir straw hatted Candy Man and observing the whole show is twothis morning, apparently to Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. along fine as far as we can tell," year-old Natalie Jacobs (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) The Jury has reportedly he said I think they rn refer to during whateser be i testimony he might offer. listened to a number of tape httle ahead of .- TAKE A BOW S WCI1 f Continued On Page 2-A) 1 01~rl ,L~ - I I 11 ft1&ITh AA. __ ) L ltjC' _i •ui(. A 1% 1 - ,- F1.4 ,,; - . -. All I . I C!P2 BLOP4DIE __ / p I A A jj, , j kEI7E----YWCANPUTINA MV i-4OPES.. •Cl.4APTEONWOLTOO 0 LIVE MADE UP MY ALL 1-9 `1111111011 1 I G PA;Zr iSN"r C,ONG III . I TONGRr -1 - reappraisals, the 7-7 _____________________ by Al Vennw S I I r' - _DRAT! NOW PRISCILLA? ~51 ------- MAKE TI4E be entertaining , ons into December. He was in- county a POP TO c'-tGRBAC3E . FRISCILWS Goembel said, the board could j 14. Chic Young - petitions from property owners ,, . If the expert appraisers are not hired, appraiser Terry' Anticipat.ing as many as 00 A , 11 .. / 1 . By MlICK LA)CHRIDGE Herald Stall Vcrfter • , ecial*ists Sou t To Handle axpayers-, Com S 11 i ... - __ •- A 1 _____ __ . ' . , I I I (' - I I'l I'LL WAVE- 10 CHANGE J MY BLOUSE! eALL5 DID "rU MONAE BRINGII AMP - Chairman Ski VihIen Jr. yesterday to write a memo to recommended the tax ad. Justrimint board hire special appraisers to handle the majority of the petition.i. Goembel's of'fice last week county's tax ,~djustment board released reappraisal figures for properties in the county and the overall v I is I - d bI that of the current year. Property owners are facing a tax inere&w from 25 per cent up to 500 per cent for next year if millage levels are not reduced. three county commissioners and two school board members ion to make the board explaining the cost for the appraisers. - and John Kimbrough, and understand No boaW member School Board members Pat Telson and F C. Harper Jr. disagrd wlln Goembel. Geobel advised the board the county iersuest the new tax appraisals. special appraisers would be more knowledgeable in hantiling the complaints over income producing properties which will entail new regulatiomi the board would not Members Of the tax ad- justment board include Vihlen, Commissioners Dick Williams Goembel met with the county- commission paying He said the big problems this year in property owner complaints would stem from hotels, motels and restaurants. Geombel recommended that four appaisers be hired and paid on a participation LXLSIS with the school board paying , preparations for ain. ' Vilden suggested the board adopt a "wait and see" philosophy before appraisers are hired. But, Geombel recommended that if -you're goirigtodo it, dolt before it(the complaints) hits the wire." $ I I 9I I 4- 1 I ' . 11 / '- - It 11 .1 3;A - d0 - __41- r I .- C T ;v Blocks New Jobs 4 Coun a s; I~ 11 %.- I f - ~0 WINTHROP _ ~re aiO' I 1Mf Il/ -i 5W!I6i~7-Y00,11 '• • 1~k 60" S~v vie,I , lai, "YAX M -7-6-~6+3-"`-1--- GO wm~ER VAcAT0,45 5issm -0 CN 1REVRN'rHE'y'? '// ,t.1If31_r)FFIIuI..{)4..QI4.(),tj 0~oi~~ 17 & /` !) RRAR99 '. cvy I If WAN MOVE? .imi A \/t' k.- ' Ik ( - '-p;-- / I ', 'r4' "4 I / - -' -- '' I \ -----W' vi" , c -- CAPTAIN EASY oi ' 5V 5TANDiPJ& L) HERE "1 ALONE FOR $0 DA15 WE ZE BOUNDTO NE THIIJK LI 6 II 9 / - bQ = I ov.=__ 111W - I -A A 'Ub .LL 01% ' ! : . _.~ _- ,~,T R?,~.!044,I I LLL ~ ___________ ___ . 1 - - - :__ - . -- _z_;-vai.._. . - . --A . i I 8 /f t V C;& u 4A . ; .., .~!~ I __ V . I . 0 CQ ), SAVIRRAL 4111pis 0 a I 04 7.7 E -S %0A Lj Tepliky I . b!Frink Yesterday'i hagh 91 Oser HI Wght low $11. Rainfall Wai .15 V- - :. ternoon and evening thun 90s. l,o%i fit the lower "i0s. MoFtly southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Winds stronger and gusly near thundtirshowers. Rain obability 50 to 60 per cent during the liftertimn, 20 per :9 I 11 -.I J. I lop - J - IA ., - Women's KINGS '. ._11..;.? . - - 0-% C,_ / 0 - 7 ' ' . r.-- F ________ --nl =I A (rosword 4A ...... Editorial .. Dear Abby ........., Dr. Lamb. ......... ,.. 7A . 9. .. I 7A Horoscope I I , -a. ' 6,, III 4 / 4B . cent at nII. Complete details and 1ldc are on Page 2 _____ the new who has negotiated the firehouse La to be located on a agreement with the developers sufficiently-sized parcel for representatives, held m ngstnhtft noUr later expansion the conimercially zoned arca of tended by councilmen and the thi, Tuscawilla Planned Unit mayor to hear informM comTentatively. estimated the value of the prospective gift to the city, Th- ..,:' ..,~ILre PUD I, Currently city fire equiptiletil 'i can rea(h the I 1 UD only b traveling Sit 419 and ont.0 "co lie said the site generallY Tuscawilla [load, so. miles from the city's Fire agreed upon is V.hind the information center and Nort Station No. 1. ~ M - 1 _71- ~ P - ~F L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IP - I. ______________ 11-_ - - - JJIMSZIIIIL I- I . - f - !~~.. = _ it~ T1_ , -, -__". - ---=! J_. . V. - --1 11- mo'A IIII %i-s- - : -..a. .. WWTPI~ - . ~AA 11. U_ :,i~~ 774t, ,I- ,-._U,__A I, -., - - ; . " ft4. 'i" v') " SURVEYING SR 46 RAILROAD CROSSING ': ._ _111.W. AM - I ., Henry. H. Wler, corridor studies engineer for the Florida Department of Train. - , F---' sp,rtation (DOT) was In Sanford yesterda). surveying the amount of traffic that rosses the railroad tracks sit'st of Sanford on SR t 1'uller s study Is t detennliie :1 the need for an overpass at the site. He sun eyed the site for 14 hours and at times It '' e. must ha'e betn frustrating as these pkturec show Starting at the top left Fuller . prepares for tht arrisal of thi. Auto Train yesterday afternoon and sees the traffic - - Wgin to build once it at rives, above. Lower left, he seems to be saying, "Wbere's all i• - 4-.,, ~;--'~ r - Q 4 : - ,, ,_.L_ ft__ 4* - I %V~ I I -.1 ..Z V_ - - emergency or an ambulance on iU way to a hospital emergency room. (Herald is os fi. tormin i anisoni L 1 ,Vgj I I , 4 I r,. , ". -- z -1 - -. - ,-. -M 1 .- " wok I I -- --- - - _. - ,- - - * . i ~~_ 'a- 7 a" .; ~" I . I WN,1111111111111,`1 K it P I, .__4/ , on JU = _Mr_!), I* 9 ., . 0, I- 1;?Illil~ _ I - I ,i : ~~ - t . city cannot be adequately Paul smith, Tuscawilla's Way, in Inc commercially ,served by one firehouse, 1w s-aid Emil zoned managing diret t' within '.aid areas - - -1 I . ,_ Zrl r- k: _ 0.1 6 - - - 4 -IgT7f -_ - - _ - __ - i. ___.1 - i f I - - M;~~ - . . M X;~ 1 IM1 ~ -_~~_ I;_t ---All R k 1 ----i: F_ ~ .f_I.- - . T:- ---_ -= - _ ;i 1 1. XN M -_ AV-, __ 1.t; - _1 - . . (' L - __ _.AA __ lal-101 ft - - . _; Lt~iv_ - -I- , - . - II I LUlL J r- - Daniels explained there are '-1 1c ,- Smith said tic will go to $ - 911 1 1 0 0 X :- ,''t,,, ii ir I' I gv ;'c" tht tars' but he soon finds out below right At times the intersection has been _____ i" "l . - ..r 4 4'4 ' _ separaled sections of Winter Springs cominunity. One side of the city, he noted, has about 3 600 acres while the other has a __- - -11 N;~ \\ .. 119i.; -II ________________ y p ort r w __* . ft . ~ :*,':II - u'retlnt otto deJi'n, plitii aibt lL osiila wiii Lt SPItIM.S- Plani lyidd the facility and donate it DanieI3 said inforinal for tPe donation of a second property, with the necessary property commitments from (;ulfstream f ire house and estimated conservatively at hinges on approval by the led to the city's ordering some and months ago a new fire pumper Land more than $100,000, were (;ulfstream '4 4 Stat*ion ts Final Oka 2311 M , • ' Gift'F*ire * C.-),T.I -., 5 / i e&IVE JUC,T"ll z [ I- I. Z9 .4 -- DCF4A_'T IT " 7.7 ' -,,,,ii,,iaa 4m - *.,a ft IX ~ I ,~~.r 41` 0 _. X byHowl, / r5;E - 7Q, z ;1- // / ' ANJOYAD THAT ~ AroundThellock Brid 11 SHORT RIBS / A ______________________ I I 'jIIl/" I I ,\ " i0"" by " Them r. J // __ 1101 /. I (_ -S, 0'P* - TODAY ~ _. - . I ____________ -.- ELL !I par 1*1%1, - 1) I 1,1 *y I <,. " Daniels, the city's designated Newman Brock to determine disabled are covered. WINTER SPRINGS - The ' ity'srequestforsix additional CETA coordinator, said he why-thecityhasnotreceiveda Hr k ed "I he employes under the federally asked the county on the city's forTnal acceptance of its up- would look into the matter, , f unded program handled by t hilt 1r a planner it $10000 pliauon to ha',e employes adding he was not aare thi. I the cr.unty, to employ the annually; two firefighters at included in tk social Security city had not received a formal unemployed (CETA) has been $8,200 cach; a grounds main- program. Damels said the city, since tenance man at S7,2DO; a police turned down. Councilman John Daniels patrolman at $8,200 and a th- first of the year, has delivery date for the new fire said Winter Springs' request I 0: police-fire (bspatchet at $5.090. deducted from salaries :Ind In other business, the trAtched social security for a ! employes as well as tota l of $944596, but has no -Receised a report that 136 all other CouncI requests from ' I - Receised a re port that the amount bidgeted for social city children registered for the Seminole County cities for summer recreation program, assistance under the program balance in the general fund as security l)aniels said the city should but an average of 36 are it were declined by the counts of Jul) 1 was $7,595 26 that I , ily. However. Daniels said. the receipts for June totaled consider opening an escrow Lending da i~- (n ,/ A' ç __ )'J ' -___ A- I II , KPJOP,J HOW FR )'470U D0'TT KNOW -- - - ii 011, f I FMnta how COIKE I DAY.i` --,-. -__ /,, o~ k- ON FOR ANOTHER - L-c-'---1..-- 0 ~ \~ A, 1: -•'--: Bob g<- WE f%LREADY E - : U, ( ','i . i - -_______ ____ -_ ___ W' I Dc>rT---THINK HUS GO IG TO KEEP YOu HOPE OL' F ATSO KEEPS ME ON FOR ANOTHER *04TH ! I HIAR THEYRE TmPiKiha [J 7 by Cmoks & Lowmnite MAO THI5 4LL PLAt'JPJEP /' I P1 tit 11 4 CMWA 0 Wis. %U - MADE 'ri.riww - ' Ai ~_ :A~ oavIou5Lv UNCLE PtATO ----- ______ by FAU911111KA `16 _. I - I I ,.,,,. tI In ilui. ARCHIE OF LETTING SOAPLE OF US LORS GO ! .I I, 6 ' [ (f) , iS.a.__ ____ _'L21 7.7 __________________________ ___________________________ 71 I, . 1J by Dkk Cevalli I il 9 ,. was concerned whether city allocated CETA positions for totaled $28.038.04. - Requested City Attorney employes who might become the city to June 30, IW6. Herald Staff Writer ~ . 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 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